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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0191 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents 1,063,177 to No. 1,063,944.
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
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Vol. 191-No. 1.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3,1913.
Price-5 per year.
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Printing Office, to whom all subscriptions should be made payable and all communications respecting the Gazette
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Printed copies of patents are furnished by the Patent Office at 5 cents each. For the latter, address the
Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C.
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ISSUE OF JUNE 3, 1013 ........................................ 1
PHOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF DRAwINGS ....................... 1
TRADE-MARKS .............................................. 1
APPuCATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION ......................... 2
PATENTS GRANTED ........................................... 3
REISSUES .................................. .................. 266
DESIGNS ............................................... 26f
TRADE-MARKS--REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR ................. 273
TRADE-MARKS--REGISTERED .............. ............. 287
TRADE-MARKS CANCELED ....................................290
LABELS AND PRINTS ........................................ 290
COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-
Imperial Soap and Oil Co. v. Brandly .................... 291
Ex parte Porter....................................... 291
Molyneux v. Onderdonk............................... 292
Ex parts Henry Thayer & Company ..................... 292
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Moore, Co missionerof Patents, v. United States, ex. rel.
Coiburn Machine Glass Co ............................ 293
INTERFERENCE NOTICES ..................................... 296
ISSUE OF JUNE 3, 1913,
Patents .............. 768-No. 1,063,177 to No. 1,063,944, inclusive.
Designs .............. 39--No. 44.121 to No. 44,159, inclusive.
Trade-Marks ......... 97-No. 91,829 In No. 91,925, Inclusive.
Labels ........... 10-No. 17,C47 to No. 17,056. inclusive.
Prints ........... ..9-No. 3,283 to No. 3,291, inclusive.
Reissues ............. 1-No. 13,570.
Total .............. 924
TO RESIDENTS OF THI UNITED STATES.
States. States. O. d
Alabama ............. 4 North Carolina ...... 12 1
Arizona..................... North Dakota ....... 4 .....
Arkansas........... Ohio ................ 45 6
California ............. 40 1 Oklahoma ........... 5 ....
Colorado ..............8 Oregon .............. 5 1
Connecticut .........iS 1 Pennsylvania. 71 5
Delaware ...... 1 Rhode Island .......6 5
Florida ..... .......... South Carolina ..... 2 .
Georgia.............4 South Dakota ..... 2
Idaho................... Tennessee .......... 4 1
Illinois .............83 7 Texas.............. 9
Indiana ............. 6 1 U tab ............... 3.
Iowa ............ ....11 Vermont ............ 4 .....
Kansas ............... 12 1 Virginia.............
Kentucky ............4 Washington ......... 8 I
.oiin Wasingon........8.
Louisiana ............ 1 . West Virginia ....... 2 1
Maine...............7 1 Wisconsin .......... 14 ......
Maryland ............ 7 1 Wyoming .....................
Massachusetts . . 5. 4 10 -
Michigan ............. 23 5 A laska, District of. .......
Minisesota............ 17 1 Canal Zone ....... ..... ....
Mississippi ........... 2 ..... District of Columbia. 4 1
Missouri .............. 1 7 Hawaii Territory .... I .........
Montana ............. 5 Philippine Islands ........ 2
Nebraska ............. 3 1 Porto Rico ....................
Nevada ........................ U.S. Army ...................
New Hampshire . .. 3 ..... U.S. Navy .......... 1.
New Jersey ........... 40 14 -
New Mexico .......... 1 ..... Total ta residents
New York ............ 141 29 of the United States.. 714 104
TO RESIDENTS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries. _H
Countries. -- .
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Argentina ............ .... Netherlands .............
Austria-Hungary ..... .... 2 Newfoundland ..........
Belgium ............. I 1 I1 New South Wales .......
Brazil ..................... .....New Zealand ............
British West Indies............. Norway ................
Canada ...............12 Queensland.............
Cape colony................ Rou.am............
Chile...... ............ Russia ............. 2
China .......... ..... ..... Scotland .............
Costa Rica ............. I ..... South Australia ..... I
Cuba ................. ...............
Denmark ............. 1 Sweden..........
Ecuador.... . -... -..... .. Switzerland ...........
England ............ .10 I Transvaal, Son th
France ............... 8 Africa ..................
Germany ............ 48 6 Victoria................
Ireland ............... I .......... Western A ustralIa ......
Isle of Jersey ....... ........
Italy ................ 1 . Total to residents
MJapan.............. ... - of foreign countries ..92
Mpo.. ................ . I
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