New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-27


c, l., wrLIrs, Foreman.
I6sleye thsstetements forth the above corpuuca
he results q the experiment ii ab6ys reported ae st
tory, aHd we believe chem 20 }e correctly stated
0hls'0' SaF'T ~ Of E N 8 A254f AID Docks
EngneerIn-9liefof Navy Yards Ind Doetg
From Ri q II. yyeb,ter.
Manufacturers of Barrels, Eleuburg Center, New York
We have in two Of Buikleg Patent Dryers They are
interest alone each year one Of them,
From w. ~ Langley,
Manufacturers Of Barrels Galllpols, Ohio
The Dry Kiln built under the direction your Agent
performs work aIy as veil as Won claim for it would
about those partly seasoned knew
Ing We can rev Gays At small expense have them well
From Howe & Jones,
Sash Door and Planning Mil 1929 Beach street. PHILADELPHIA
We have been nsng Bulkey's Patent Lumber Dryer for
months We find almost Indispensable as We shOui
months IN opinion the only way thoroughly season
lumber in seasonable time and we believe the Lumber
dried is IL no way injured by the process.
From j. II. schomaeLer.
Piano Maker, Philadelphia
~, Te made 5y Rukey Parent Laplber DRYER one 2ess
o. In and g4nged oat u 5l6 5.t crncss in Ssgb Viii
lumber WAS ared in the ys5d fh years aaf one s in hot
From Moore a. CampIon,
Philadelphia.
walnut ge 5oa ne 1 ia5s s a6o E 6f sSSy 5 3Si
lhlncn IN WqtRs one " inches wide as qry as could be
takes more shrinkaga ont Of tie luaDer than any other
does not iuiBre it.
Tets Made ~ the shops Of the PennsyIyanla
Central Aailrnad Company, Altoona, PA,
In order make e5t.o BuIkey's Patent Lumber DRYER
walnut and after firing forty The lumber CAGE rom Tie
The following kinds Of lumber were weighed and gagged
"ls9 P4t y We klits 3ni 4Iso gGe. 54Een olt.
i1e Pqs P eFi Ts i in Il r. weighed out i6 as
inch asb plank weighed II Y bs., weighed 60 Bs
inch black walnut plank weighed in G7 Ss weighed ont
"A Ia inch cherry board gaugad in l55 inches, gauged
piece Of oak weighed in 1888 MS weighed out 1877 Ms
8 @ and % only he n @sny Ea TTl as 9n 9g
came from the kiln ready to work.
The tests perfectly satisfactory
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The practical operation Bukley's Lumber Dryer has
Laird and Nj Legan supeHntsnden Of Motive Power AID
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Vice President.
z From Q. II. Allen,
Superintendent Of W9o Work and Car Shops Chicago Bur
thorough test 1 was 2 ade At tB o aoEo Bssv
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities of thoroughly seasoning
tended and win dry the umJe ii short space Of tine II /,
four days using far per day than we had formerly
used per day when the lumber dried four weeks
have dried heretofore and that TO- without any Checks VIC
From William johnson,
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn y
has been great help to consider it the
drying lumber nO@in use.
From 3. j. Hays.
TIE o q shs8 V3 We 6 b@7e Fs R9ad B
another kin, and shall build several more,
From 8. G. Case,
Superintendent Of Oar pept Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with H. G Bukley's and
other methods Of kndryng lumber cheerfGy recon.
mend this as the best
From Barney, Smith g. Co.,
Car Builders Dayton, Ohio.
varying with Kind and thickness We lad naspenssabs
From Dean az Eaton,
Tar Builders Detroit, Michigan.
Some 81 by Il inch oak trucks was dried in
three days than would have been been year
and half in the open air We have shade thorough tests and
md ne lumber does not shrink particle after coming from
From Russell 6s Co.,
Car BuideTs and Ma4giaeares Of Rs9pers Mowers Horse
The ln Po co2 ana f SeRSF3tqTs Masiilo5 Ohio
tS made we are that the hnk@ge is taken Of
lent ansb We are au f at 'gffePEos q Jey excel
OF thoroughly seasoning lumber.
From WunderIicH d. Nell,
Builders and Manufacturers of sash Doors Blinds Ship
We have in operation one Of BuEIeys Patent Dryers 1t
%9Ss satssS cy We made "a inch door IL J
and Was then in good order We put in the kiln and
sweli but ceua discern any change in it. We also had
lot Of dry white pine plank under cover two years. and il
shTunk Sl6 of an inch each plank.
From Sanger 81 Casey,
Illinois State Penitantiary, Commissioners OfhCe Joliet
far eXces all other modes of drying lumber that have come
under our observaonn regard to simplicity, cheapnes
construction, small amount OF fuel required safety from
danger By fire. and efficiency in seasoning and drying lumber
to the CENTER andin almost incredibly short space eme
From @. Aultman ~ Co
Manufactures Of the Buckeye Reaper and Mower Canton O.
We have dried kiln full of poplar ash and walnut three
days The lumber from the kiln all ready work We
are fully satisfied with the process.
From Il. Bali,
Manufacturer Of Ohio Reaper and Mower Canton Ohio
After firing about three days. and consuming perhaps
than cord and half Of wood opened the kiln After
it perfectly seasoned
From Thomas Mast 81 Co.,
Manufacturers of Buckeye Drills Portable Cider and
Sugar Mills, Springfield Ohio.
We have used the between two and three years,
drying irem 10000 to 100000 ieet year II is firm
sicon that lumber full strong when dried open
air. and we think stronger We have frequently dried 81 inch
ASH in four days The process cheaper than sunshine
From Smith, barnes d Co.,
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements, THIN, Ohio
We consider this method Of drying lumber saving Of
time and iue besides having the work done in much more
satisfactory manner.
From R. =, Howard,
Manufacturer of Howards Improve Reapers, Mowers
Self RRkers, Buffalo, New York,
The Dryer has fully answered recommendations lhaye
seasoned 500 feet Of inch green ash plank in three days with
about one cord OF sdst wood fer fuel cheeuJ recommend
its use TO all in want Of seasoned lumber
R5- For further particulars address JOSEPH FRY,
Boy 70 fZJstothce, New 0FleauH La