New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-27

Tests Made Mt the Shops OF the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company, Altoona. Pa,
In order to of Bukleys Lumber Dryer,
the kiln filed with Cherry ash poplar pine oak and black
The following kinds Of lumber were weighed and gauged
P7S Pe1k ws asa mi ~ weighed out 6 Mss
gauged in 1917 inches, ga4ged out 1873.
56z b. z,pEsd il ~ inches gSassd Snsii "SS-'e Wv
X inch cherry beard gauged in 1873 nches gauged
piece Of oak weighed in 1873 MS weighed ont 1877 ns,i
pine board perfectly green weighed s. s weighed out
The tests perfectly satisfactory. ,--.-.
JNo r LAIRD, sapt Motive Power and Machinery
The practical operation OF Bnlkeys Lumber Dryer has
y d p vs as 5 forth e re Of Mt
THOMAS a. sCoTr Vice President.
From @. F. Allen,
Superintendent of WOOD Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur-
Angtoa and Quincy Railroad Aurora Il, H. NJ.
Lumber Dryer has tie qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
tendd snl vii The lumber bo % o 9s Il"
further due to this that the lumber dried in
used Wien the lumber Jour weeks;
have dried heretofore and that too without angchecks
From YlllIam johnson,
New York Central Raoad sops
drying lumber nowin use.
From s. il. Hays,
Superintendent of Machinery, Illinois Central Railroad
another kin, and shall build several more.
From s. Q. Case,
Superintendent Car Dept Michigan Central Railroad
From years experience with H. G. Bulkey's and
other methods of lumber, cheeruy
mend this as the best in use
From barney, Smith ID Co.,
Car Builders, Dayton Ohio.
we deem the process equally we'll adapted to soft and hard
lumber, and of all dmenpns the time required for drying
varying with the kind thickness We ind Indispensable
SN',''' From Dean 81 Eaton,
Car Builders, Detroit, Michigan.
Some 81 by IA inch oak for trucks, dried In
three days more than would have been had been
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming FROM
From Russell 81 Co.,
Car BudeTs and Ma9gfacnre Of Re9ner9 Movers Horse
The Timber e"e rom be n m Teady to work From
tests made We are sats that the shnsag taken ont Of
finish We convinced that it The best and only
OF thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From WunderIick 81 Mell,
Builders and Manufacturers Of sash Doors and Blinds Ship
We have in operation one Of BaEleys Patent Dryers It
lumber we tbo0ght dry It stood the shop Dcem6er
and TaS e s We 1 put fs out IN GR the @ 9fe e
swell it, discern change in IT, We also had
bp Of T S R9S e RfHp Two year." ana
From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Penitentiary Commissioners Office, Joliet.
observaonin regard to simplicity cheSpness Of
danger BY fire. and efficiency seasoning and drying lumber
tn
From G. Autumn 81 Cos
of Buckeye Reaper and Mower Canton o.
have dried kiln full of poplar ash and walnut in three
days The lumber from the kiln all ready to work We
are fully satisfied with the process
From e. Ball,
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper and Mower, Canton, Ohio
firing about three days and consuming perhaps less
cord and half Of wood we opened the kiln After
testing the lumber possible way We have pronounced
it perfectly seasoned
From Thomas Mast 81 Co.,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider and
Mills, Springfield, Ohio.
have used the between two and three years.
drying fram 10000 to 100000 feet year II is our firm
lumber is tu as strong when dried in the
think stronger We have frequently dried % inch
ASH four days The cheaper than sunshine
From Smith, Barnes 81 Co.,
of Agricultural Implements, Fifn, Ohio
consider this method of drying lumber great saving OF
time and fuel besides having the work done in much more
satisfactory manner.
| From II. L. Howard.
Manufacturer of Towards Improved Reapers Mowers and
! SetRRkers, Buffalo, New York.
The Dryer has fully answered recommendation nave
5000 OF inch plank in three Gays WIN
about cord OF soft wood for fuel Cheertuy recommend
Its to all in want of seasoned lumber
| For further particulars address JOSEPH FRY
Boy 20 PostofhGs, New Orleans, La