New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-17

The practical operation OF Bulkley.s Lumber Dryer
Laird and Mr. Leyan Superntender'of Motive Power and
VA D'p'' '-''l''' THOMAS A SCOTT Vice President.
From @. F. Allen,
Superintendent of Work Car Shops Chicago Bur
tbOroagh test was made at this Shop Of Bakcys Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities Of thoroughly seasoning
tended and will dry the lumber in short space of time 1t
four days using fuel per day than we had formerly
used day when the lumber dried two to four weeks
have dried heretofore that too, without any checks
From William johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn N. T.
drying lumber nowin use.
From s.. y. Hays.
The Dryer works satisiactofy We have recently built
another kiln, and shall build several more
From q. q. Case,
Superintendent of Oar Dept ofMichgen Central Raiead
From several years experience with H. G. Bukley's
other methods of klndryng lumber, cheerfuy
mend this as the best in use
From barney, Smith IL Co.,
Car Builders, Dayton, Ohio
varying with The Kind and thickness We nd Indispensable
From Dean d. Eaton,
Jar Builders Detroit, Michigan.
Some 51S by ID inch oak for trucks dried IN
three days than would have been if had been
and half in the open ar We have made thorough tests and
find the lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell ds Co.,
Car Builders and Manufacturers OF Reapers Mowers Horse
The lumber comes from the kns all ready to work From
tests made We are sas that the shnk4ge taken ont o.
wood remains firm and tough and susceptible OF very excel
lent finish convinced that it the best and only
Of thoroughly seasoning lumber
From wunderIIck 81 Nell,
Builders and Manufacturers Of Sash Doors and Blinds Ship
We have in operation one Of Bukleys Patent Dryers 1t
works satisfactorily We made IA inch door in july ont OF
Thought dry 1t stood in the shop until December
y g hfnnk q an nc We ken put S out IN T he @ e
swell but Goqd not discern any change in t. We also had
shrunk S-l6 OF an inch each plank
From Sanger d Casey,
Illinois State Pentenary Commissioners Office Joliet
II far excels all other modes of drying lumber that have
under Oberyatonn regard to simplicity cheapness OF
construction, small amount of mel required safety from
danger by fire. and efficiency in seasoning and drying lumber
to the center andnan almost incredibly short etme
From q. AuItman 81 Coz
Manufactures the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Canton
a hEe eS n n OF P3pa a S 1 ad w to o s
are fully satisfied with the process,
From II. Ball,
Manufacturer of Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton, Ohio
After firing about three days ana perhaps iss
ssng the lumber in every possible way we have pronounced
it perfectly seasoned
FrOna Thomas Mast d Co.,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Drills Portable Cider and
Sugar Mills, Springfield Ohio.
e hy y9 s p ye sT0 n oaT cG
veon that lumber is full when dried in the
ash days The process is cheaper hsA sunshine
From smith, Barnes 81 Co.,
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements THIN, Ohio
We consider this method Of drying lumber great saving Of
time and fuel besides having the york done in much more
satisfactory manner.
From II. L. Howard,
SetRaEcrs, Buffalo, New York.
5000 Of inch green ash plank in three days with
about one gpId OF s9 wood tor mel ehesuy recommend
Be~ % 9ostOfics, New Orleans, La