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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0186 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 1,049,326 to 1,050,088.
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
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Vol. 186-No. 1. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913. Price-S5 per year.
The OFFICIAL GAZETTE is mailed under the direction of the Superintendent of Documents, Government
Printing Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette
should be addressed. Issued weekly. Subscriptions. $5.00 per annum; single numbers, 10 cents each.
Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the
Ccmmissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.
S0 M 1 M' '1T! r _ P age.
ISSUE OF JANUARY 7, 1913 ..................................... 1
ATTORNEYS ................................................... 1
IMPORTANT INFORMATION .................................... 1
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION .......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3
REISSUES ..................................................... 262
DESIGNS ...................................................... 268
TRADE-MARKS-RGISTI;ATION APPLIED FOR .................. 277
TRADE-MARKS--REGISTERED ................................. 285
PRINTS ....................................................... 287
COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-
Henderson v. Gilpin ...................................... 289
Exparte Havens, Jr ..................................... 291
Ex parte Booth .......................................... 291
Ex parte Bliss .......................................... 292
In re Petition of the Alart & McGuire Company for Re-
cordation of a Certain Assignment ..................... 293
Mlixsell v. Lovejoy....................................... 294
ADJUDICATED PATENTS ................................... 294
INTERFERENCE NOTICES ..................................... 294
ISSUE OF JANUARY 7, 1913.
Patents .............. 763-No. 1,049,326 to No. 1,050,088, Inclusive.
Desgs............34-No. 43,415 to No. 43,448, inclusive.
Trade-arks.9...57-No. 89,731 to No. 89,787, inclusive.
Labels .............. None.
Prints ............... 1-No. 3,168.
Reissues ............. 6--No. 13,504 to No. 13,509, Inclusive.
Total .............. 861
TO RESIDENTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
States. til States. i 1
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______ _ ____i~
Alabama ...........8 North Carol -.. .
Arizona.............1 .... North Dakota. 1
Arkansas............ 4 ..... Ohio.............. 48
California ............. 38 3 Oklahoma ..........6.
Colorado ............ 10 ..... Oregon............. 4 .
Connecticut .......... 17 1 Pennsylvania ....... 84 7
Delaware .................. ..... Rhode Island ........ 10 1
Florida .............. 5 1 South Carolina ..... 4 .....
Georgia .......... ... ... South Dakota .... ... 2 .....
Idaho ............... 4 Tennessee ........... 9 .....
lUitnols.............6 1 Texas .............. 7 .....
Indiana ............. 17 1 Utah ................4.
Iowa............. 10 ... Vermont ............ 2 .....
Kansas .............5 .. Virginia ............. 5 1
Kentucky ............4 .. Washington ........ 16 1
Louisiana. ......... i .. ... W est Virginia ...... . 5I 5 .... .
Maine ........................ Wisconsin ........... 16
Maryland ............ 9 Wyoming ........... 1 .....
Massachusetts ........
Michigan ............. 18 1 Alaska District of--- 1 I.
Minnesota ............ 9 2 Cansl Zone .......... I .....
Mississippi ........... 1I District of Columbia. 4 ....
Missouri ............. 32I 1 Hawaii Territory ... 1 I .....
Montana ..............4 Philippine Islands... ..... .....
Nebraska .............7 1 Porto Rico .....................
Nevada .............. ..... ..U.S.Army ...............
New Hampshire ...... 1. .. U. . Navy .......... 1.
New Jersey ..........34 ..
Now Mexico .......... 4 Total to residents
New York ............ 125 )1 of the United States. 715 I 47
TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries.
Argentina ............
Austria-Hungary .....
Belgium ..............
British West Indies..
Canada .............
Chile ................
Cuba .................
Denmark .............
Dutch East Indies...
England ..............
France ...............
Germany ...........
Guatemala ........
Ireland ..............
Italy .................
Japan ............
Mexico ...............
Countries.
New South Wales..
New Zealand .......
Norway .............
Queensland .........
Rousnania ..........
Russia ..............
Scotland ............
Spain ..............
Sweden ............
Switzerland .........
Transvaal, South
Africa ...........
Tunis ...............
Victoria .............
Total to residents
of foreign countries..
Attorneys.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, D. C., January 8, 1913.
This Office has been informed by the Secretary of the
Interior that Department order of September 13, 1906,
disbarring Charles W. McKinney, of Evansville, Ind., was
on December 30, 1912, canceled and revoked, and he will
from that date be recognized as an attorney authorized to
practice before the Department and its Bureaus.
W. F. WOOLARD,
Chief Clerk.
Important Information.
This Office has no printed copies of foreign patents
for sale.
In ordering photographic copies of drawings of foreign
patents cited as references, applicants must state the date
and number thereof, and name of the patentee, the country
In which each patent was granted, and the class and
subclass in which the patent Is classified. If the class
and subclass were not given in the Office letter citing the
patent, the applicant must state the serial number of the
application in which It was cited, the number of the
action therein, the name of the Inventor, and the title of
the Invention.
The photoprints will be furnished more expeditiously If
the number of the division is also given In which they may
be found. A separate order should be made for each
drawing, for which the Office will furnish blanks gratui-
tously upon request.
BOUND VOLUMES CANNOT BE USED FOR MAKING PRINTS.
Failure to give the fullest data whereby the mounted
drawing may be found will cause unnecessary delay and
correspondence.
Applicants and attorneys are strongly urged to file a
set of prints, small size, 8 by 12h inches, or order them to
be made by the Office, 15 cents per sheet, at the time of
filing an application. Such procedure will save delay
later, if correction of the drawing Is desired or required.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.intprop/uspagaz0186&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)