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![handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0937 and id is 1 raw text is: Patents Nos. 848,617 to 849,353. 1583
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OFFICIAL GAZETTE
OF THE
[BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS.]
VOL. 127-No. 5. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1907. PRICE-$5 per year.
CON TEN: TS. Page.
ISSUE OF APRIL 2, 1907 .................................. 1583
INTERFERENCE NOTICE ..................................... 1583
ATTORNEYS .................................................. 1583
APPLICATIONS UNDER EXAMINATION...................... 1584
INTERFERENCE NOTICE .................................. 15s0
PATENTS GRANTED ....................... ......... 1584
REISSUES ................................................ 1965
DESIGNS ................................................ 1963
TRADE-MARES -REGISTRATION APPLIED FOR...............1965
TRADE-MARKS--REGISTERED ................................ 1985
LABELS ...................................................... 1990
PRINTS ...................................................... 1990
COMMISSIONER'S DECISIONS-
Ex parte M. Zimmermann Company ................... 1991
Barber v. Wood ...................................... 1991
Holz v. Hewitt ....... ............. 1992
Dixon and Marsh v. Graves and Whittemore ...........1993
DECISIONS OF THE U. S. COURTS-
Potter v. McIntosh ....................................... 1995
INTERFERENCE NOTICES ..................................... 1996
ISSUE OF APRIL 2, 1907.
Patents ................ 737-No. 848,617 to No. 849,353, inclusive.
Designs ................ 11-No. 38,500 to No. 38,510, inclusive.
Trade-Marks .......... 171-No. 61,627 to No. 61,797, inclusive.
Labels ................. 27-No. 13,427 to No. 13,453, inclusive.
Prints ................. 7-No. 1,943 to No. 1,949, inclusive.
Reissues ............... 3-No. 12,626 to No. 12,628, inclusive.
Total issue ........... 956
TO CITIZENS OF THE
States.
Alabama ............. 4
Alaska, District of... .....
Arizona Territory... ...
Arkansas ............ 1
California ............ 23
Colorado........... 11
Coneicut ...........14
idaho...............
Illinois .............. 61
Indian Territory .... ....
Indiana .............. 18
Iowa ................ 16
Kansas ..............11
Kentucky ............ 10
Louisiana ............ 3
Maine ................ 3
Maryland ............. 3
Massachusetts ....... 38
Michigan ............ 29
Minnesota ........... 10
Mississippi ........... 3
Missouri.............. 22
Montana ............. 3
Nebraska ............. 9
Nevada .............. I1
UNITED STATES.
States.
I New Hampshire .... 2 2
.New Jersey ......... 29 3
New Mexico Ter't'y........
New York ..........138 17
2 North Carolina . 1.
1 North Dakota ..... 2 ...
3 Ohio ............... 52 11
Oklahoma Territ'y. 3 ....
Oregon ............. 1.
Pennsylvania ....... 66 21
Philippie Islands .. ..... .....
... Portoilico s......... ...
29 Rhode Island ....... 8
..... South Carolina ...........1
9 South Dakota ...... 4 ....
5 Tennessee ...........3 2
..... Texas ..............17.
1 Utah ............... 3.
..... Vermont ........... 4.
4 Virginia ............ 6 1
2 Washington ....... 7 .....
16 West Virginia ..... 6 ....
1 Wisconsin .......... 14 4
8 Wyoming .......... ..........
.U.S. Army ..................
5 U.S. Navy ...............
1 Total to citizens of
..... the United States... 677 185
TO CITIZENS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
Countries. ca Count ries
e Countries, a a .
. 1,a C
Argentina .....
Austria-Hungary. ....
Belgium ..........
Brazil ...............
British West Indies..
Canada ..... . ........
Cape Colony . .
Chile ................
China ................
Costa Rica ........
Cuba ...............
Denmark ............
Ecuador .........
England .............
France ...............
Germany ............
H aiti ................
Ireland .............
Italy ................
Japan ...............
Java .................
Mexico ...............
.. . ...... N atal .........................
1 ... Netherlands .............. 1
1 Newfoundland ..............
........... New South Wales.. I....
......... New Zealand ................
18 ----- Norway ......................
Persia ........................
..... ..... Queensland ...................
......... Roumania ....................
......... Russia .............. 1 ..
......... Scotland .....................
........... South Australia ..............
..... Spin ............... 1 .
12 ... 8 Sweden........... ....
7 . Switzerland ........ 2
22 9 Transvaal, South
.... Africa ............ 1 .....
.......... Victoria ............ 3 .....
........... Western Australia.. 1 .....
T..... Total to citizens of
.......... foreign countries .. 71 20
Interference Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, D. C., March 27, 1907.
Jeptha J. Lamb and James H. Patton, their assigns or legal repre-
sentatives, take notice:
An interference has been declared by this Office between an
application for patent filed by Winne Gordon. of Sharon Springs,
. Y., and an application for patent filed by Jeptha J. Lamb and
James H. Patton, of Bellevue, Idaho. It appears from the record
of the interference that the present whereabouts of said Jeptha J.
Lamb and James H. Patton is unknown, and all communications
directed to their address above given within the past two years
have been returned unclaimed by the Post-Office Department.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Jeptha J. Lamb and
James H. Patton, their assigns or legal representatives that if
they or any of them desire to contest the said interference, they
should immediately put themselves in communication with the
Commissioner of Patents.
This notice will be published in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE for six
consecutive weeks. If no appearance shall be entered at the ex-
piration of the period of publication, the interference will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default.
F. I. ALLEN, Commissioner.
Attorneys.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Washington, D. C., March 28, 1907.
This Office has been advised by the Secretary of the Interior of
the disbarment of the following attorneys from practice before
the Department or any Bureau thereof: Abram C. Reck, Alierton,
Iowa, March 16, 1907.; John S. Walton, Coatesville, Ind., March
23, 1907; William L. De Lacey, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., March 27,
1907; Edgar A. Nickels, Hot Springs, Ark., March 27, 1907; John
M. Scoville, Baldwinsville, N. Y., March 26, 1907.
C. M. IRELAN,
Chief Clerk.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.intprop/uspagaz0937&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)