Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-07-25

Stock fuliy pad up aud n"..-Gsscssdbic.
ACTS OF INCORPORATION OF CONNECTICUT.
JENE II. 1879.
President. John r. Drew; Treasurer, Warren
Gibbs; Secretary. Mathew ID. Mann; Assistant
Secretary. Geo. T. Lowell.
GENERAL BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS.
The Work shop and Foundry of The Old Pioneer
Works IN Burlington, have heen thoroughly reOr-
ganlzed and ntie up expressly for the business Of
manufacturing Flanders and Lang Pumps, such as
have heretofore been manufactured at the Yer
grnnes Machine tOmpany's Works. The litigation
going on among themselves. ana the heavy claims
against The Nergennes Machine 90. for money
loaned caused the owner of the Patents who hal
assigned them To the Nergennrs co., To withdraw
from the old company, aud Ia sell out 10 new
organization which could proceed Ia manufacture
as the patents are IN n" way involved In the per
s"nal and financial troubles of the former assoca-
iun which WAS never incorporated, and met with
misfortune only through the hostility of one
ciatr OF the others.
The business OF this Company Will he carried on
al Burlington. VI. and orders for TT MPS. or the
construction Of WATER WORKS upon The most
approved system of the day, VIII he promptly
executed.
We desire To have information promptly forward
el Ia tins company, whenever any town OF city, IN
iuur district propose 10 construct Water-works for
domestic use and fOr suppression of fires.
liberal compensation VIII he allowed En-
glnerrs Tor the procurement OF contracts To con
strnct Water Works upon the Flanders or Lang
Pump Ssslem OF Water Supply, constructed
without Stand Pipe or Reservoir, the pumping
being done directly into street mains with
\ graded pressure for domestic use and Increased
pressure for The suppression oi fires all secured by
the peculiar and Ingenious mechanism Of the
pumps and their system al construction.
The Wafer Works OF South Bend, Indiana; Pi-
qua, OHIO OgIrnshurg, y. y; Mcadyille, Pa;
Fcrksk ~ Y; Troy, y. Y; Lake View, Ill;
Nashua. y. IL; II. Johnshury, VI, are FAIR ex-
amplrs al The excellence, durability and unrqualled
capacity of our SYSTEM or WATER WORKS.
Another advantage over other Pumps and Water
Works Systems IL the fact, that hv ingenious and
skiliul arrangements and new inventions the Pres
cnt Flanders AMI Lang system are entirety free
f'"ni dy encouragement ~ D'htE l-dfsHfs aud stand
upon new and absolute improvements Ia hydraulic
ne. 'hlnlsm.
The best and most prompt WORK done superior
material furnished and pres 10 defy cumpeti-
tl"n from l'liiiilr sources.
In rI,rS whrt" town, or cities desire to issue
bonds Ia meet expense uf construction ui Water
works such proposals may h" made To Drew, Drew
y Luvei, Councillors AT Law, - broadway, " Y.
Of REVIEW. with The specially al reporting upon all
Railroad. Municipal. stale County Bonds and
who Will he able 10 arrange with the Flanders and
Lang Pump company, contracts 10 construct the
NLtUf-woTks. taking payment tom proceeds al
bonds sold, 81 the Will hr done hy this
COMPANY
We eau also supI'I. II desired. Pumps manufac-
lugrl hl 1nE BLAKE IIMT MN"IIACTTKISG CON
FASY whlrh now includes the celebrated knowles
Pumps. We have secured The services ut some OF
the ai,ltSt 81 Engineers IN The uCi States, and
are prepared To take orders for Pumps or for The
construction uf an entire system ut Mater-works
taking fuil payment IN satisfactory bund-. or upon
In-tailmeut, ul cash secured 10, stocks. bonds pr
other cciiincates of Indebtedness al the town 81
'iN requiring the WORK
GEO. T. LOWELL.
Assistant Secretary.
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