Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-08

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refined According to tEis estimate. the
lee.s raised would have produced not less
than $50, 600 pourds OF r-tined sugar. hu'
owing 70 cccidents the work was delayed
fox several months. 1t has, however. again
been resumed with great success. The
report confines:
The capacity Of The msnufactory is csti-
mated to be- equal to fifty tons of bects per
day. During the few days the work has
been in operation, they have turned out
$4,000 pounds of sugar 1.-TWO thirds ofwhich
was equal to New York refined B) which
was the product of an unknown quantity
Of beet roots, rs l iounl they had not
kept any record of the quantity brought
from the pits of the factory. The quilp
was not wa:erel on the ccn.rifugals. so as
to save evaporation. The juice was boiled
black, and placed in large tanks to cry,talize.
This course was mainly taken to econo.
mize the use Of steam. The first product
granulated in twenty-four hours, and the
second in three days, so as to 60 in CEN
trfug, machines. | could see nothing Of
tho third product.
The result OF these investigations con.
firms the belief Of a speedy and successful
development of this branch of agricultural
industry throughout the Western States,
where suitable lands and abundance OF fuel
may b. had at low price in the immedi-
ate vicinity ola ready market"
ARTIFICIAL INDIA RUDpER.-Thc fol-
lowing statement, copied from an English
paper, is of great interest to the American
farmer, rs it seems to open new use for
Aaxseed, and may greatly enhance the
price, so as to make fax growing profitable.
The new use is the manufacture Of an ar
ticle called linoleum. deriving the n,me
from Hnxm (aax) and olcxm (oill. It's
said that i, will te rival Of caoutchouc,
or, as it is commonly called, India rubber.
The new article is manufactured of linseel !
oil, by oxydizing it until it become solid
ifcd into rcsnous substance, as we fire.
quently find it when it has been exposed
TO the atmosphere. 1t is stated that in
this state it is combined with resinous
gums and other ingredients. whereupon it
assumes the appearance and the proper
ties of India rubber. Like Iudia rubber
it can be dcsolved into cement. and used
in the manufacture Of the material for wa
ter proof clothing. It can bs used as q
varnish for the protection Of iron or wood,
and for coating ship bottoms. 1t is good
as common cement. having properties SINH
lar to tho marine glue made from India
rubber and shellac. 1t is easily vulcan
lied by exposure to heat, and by this means
becomcs as hard AZ the hardest wood, and
capable Of the finest polish. The vast vari-
ety Of uses to which it can be applied in
this form viii At once suggest themselves
to the reader. The manufacture OF lino-
leum has thus far been made to produce
floor-closh. for which il has proved its Il
veil adapted. Combined with ground
essk it = spresd on steut caavass. the
back Of which 10 afterward waier-preofed
with oxydised oil. The fabric is thea Prin-
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