New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-26

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

To Moses Thompson, present: ~
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each 2, the furnaces have hssaiion in saying fur
te II s
sufficient supply boilsrs viii eonsnme he Bsgssse
n al he with six rh cords q
in twenty four hours and make the above number Of hid
all firm conviction thst furnace is the best have
Yours respectfully.
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
ELM HALL PLANTATION, Feb. A. 1859.
Dear srHaving been engaged engineer plana
sion crops with Bagasse different kinds,
am happy to your urn a far sxSes all po
feel confident ytnr furnace with proper supply Of
e cord the
recommending furnce all who may have occasion
use 'he" yours thus HS5s H. JONES, Engineer.
1856 Hager Aynn obtained patent. and that
year and 1881 they srscte any furnace. which nnged my
sionabe rights therefore notified and cautioned them
the commssoner q Patents trial Of our contc,ng Claims
Testimony taken BY both parties and submitted o that OIL
deed full my favor
ing is an extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fully perfected and in
cesful operation in October 1854 Weeds place. tried
expermenay earlier period Gosset Johnsons plan
ation where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found that with the sub ttion Of fire brick for iron
gyats bars it capable Of performing all that he claimed
for believing for the that neither Hager Aynns
Thompson's claim is limited the material employed that
each actual substitution mmaerial to the question at issue
and finding that contract entered Into for the
erection of of Hager furnaces prior to the latter
part of December 1854 priority of invention is hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson, and patent will issue accordingly.
]. HOLT, Commissioner"
After having obtained decree in favor from the highest
authority, to which could make first appeal again
titled those which
had been erected and made effort amcRhe settlement
rights those planters furnaces which inrnge
patent Suits accordingly instituted in March, 1855 and
was anX for trisl in April of that year when the u s.
Again anSfouseager for trial ut the fall term Of the
court in 1853 1t again poned until the s5h day Of
April 1852 when ready again. and possible more de-
trous far than for decision by the and
jury my rights The trial again deferred by the OPP
position notwithstanding my appeals for trial
not fear he result The planting community draw its
conclusion from this Of facts prepared to
confident in the planters that great results will be
duced from the wet bagase can be obtained fTum
| equal quantity of any kind Of dry fuel.
AS know OF mode of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat steam that will not infringe patent
and wishing to avoid litigation again caution the plsnters
against contracting with those parties whose patents infringe
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed il
peaceable possession by good city gnasa,tee o,,,,,
We prepared for the unvce
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Messrs Hayes Sanders
| Co, Spearng Il Co. and James NJ. Putnam, are agents
Thompson Co., Box 6S, Post Office New Orleans, vii
meet with prompt attention. r., o,,psou % c.,.-o..,r
,AgcnsMessrs Hayes Sanders Co., spearng Co. Jane
NJ. Putnam. myl3 law4m&W