New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-02

s men olaek walnut plank weighed in 6 Ms weighed
| 567a es, gauged in AZ inches, gauged out I45s
"a ~ inch cherry board gagged in lt inches gagged GU
piece Of oak weighed in 1888 s, weighed out 1877 ms
Eg n1s "a n S 9Ghs esr gGnged op @ 2y IA
came from the kiln ready to work. '''I' Vt
| The tests were perfectly satisfactory.
S6 PEyA Nh sHEP germ Gar 1eRaT%ent
The practical operation of Bukleys Lumber DRYER ba
proven to be satisfactory forth by the certificates Of Mr.
Lar5 end Mr. Levan Superintendent of Motive Power and
THOMAS A. SCOTT, vice President.
. From G. f. Allen,
Superintendent Of Wood Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
49,, lington and Quincy Railroad, Aurora III.
thorough test was made this shop Of Bukleys Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities thoroughly
tended and will dry the lumber in short space Of time Il Il
four days using far less fuel Per day than va haS far%s
used per day when the lumber dried to four weeks
have dried heretofore that TO- without any checks S We
From William johnson,
foreman New York Central Railroad Shops, Auburn N Y
drying lumber nowin use.
From s. j. Hays,
Ts bITsT dent Of Illinois Central Railroad
another kin, and shall build several more D"'''
From 8. c. Case,
Superintendent of Car Dept Michigan Central Railroad
other methods q drying lumber can cheefayS aD
mend this as the best in use.
From Barney, Smith d. Co.,
Wa dosr, ,bs n osr Builders r Dayton, Ohio.
lumber Of ali dimensions the Ting eab s9 and nsr
VARYING with the kind and thickness We nd Indispensable
From Dean d Eaton,
Gar Builders Detroit Michigan
three more than would have been Il had been
snd ha IN the open air We have made thorough
the kiln. F''' ''''' '''"AAs t'ON
From Russell q Co.,
Car Builders and Manufacturers of Reaper Mowers Horse
III. ~ Powers and sePargt9rs, Masllon, Ohio.
Inc lumber comes from the kns all ready work. From
tests made satisfied
the lumber before the moisture is all gone The texture
ns We are conTneed that Is the and OILY way
OF thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From WunderlIck q Nell
Builders and Manufacturers of SASH and Blinds Ship
We have in operation one Of Bukey's Patent Dryers It
lumber thought dry It IL Tie shop until December
aHG s q an 9eb We ea put 1t he 4f e
u out Gould not discern any change IN IL also hada
shrunk SIC Of an inch each plank.
From Sanger q Casey,
Illinois State Pepitentisry Commissioners Office Joliet
y far all other modes Of drying lumber that have come
under our TegaTa 70 mp eheapness Of
BY fire. and efficiency II seesG5Rg and drying lumber
From G. AuItman IL Co,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Reaper Mower Canton
We haze dried sdm t 6a P6ps ash and walnut
are fully satisfied with the process. Us
From e. Bali,
ManqfaetnreT Of Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton Ohio
cord and half of wood opened tbs kin e
esng the lumber in every possible way we have
{ perfectly seasoned s'iseN
From Thomas Mast d Co.,
Manufacturers Of Buckeye Grain Drills Portable Cider and
sugar Mills, Springfield, Ohio ~
We nave qsed the process between two and tbrss
Trying from l60O0 to 200OO feet per year II Is n r2n @
fiction that lumber is full strong as when ed in the o
H and we think stronger We have frequently dried 81 inch
sh ~ our usys Inc process is cheaper than snushine
From Smith, Barnes s6 Co.,
WI m Of Agricultural Implements Tifn Ohio
CONSIDER inns method of drying lumber great saving Of
satisfactory manner. w. ' =" q A14uL more
From il. L. Howard,
aenuaeufer OF Towards Improved Keepers Mowers and
nj p, seltRakers, Buffalo, New York
the DfeE mas uy answered your recommendations have
sesohed 1000 feet inch green ash plank n three DAYS LII
= Vne S9Ia OF son wood for fuel cheerfuy recommend
8 use TO al in want Of seasoned lumber
~ For further particulars address JOSEPH FRY
eST&sS PQst0lRee, New Orleans, La