The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-13
RAINS DEFIED.
..t;ng Can Continue
a.ring the Winter.
$ FROM A BIG BLOWER
. In Tweuty-four Hours
xt psy-adsantages Of
49, View Process

reed 10 longer interfere
- IN Seattle. Brickyar1s
~tnter and make more brick
..avs,t the elements can inter
..,ongft the fuIl significsnce
y. .sase,n.nt wiil not be fully
80 Is fs considered that the
~nrkmen in the hyickyards 81
~where else, in fact will not
lar of during the rainy
.sn cork at the business every
80 rain or shine. and when
-, eheapeniHg Of the principal
- IN building Is considered, the
.ar-re&ching, and even
"a. a machine was in course OF
q salmon bay. which would
-. the br:ck making business. a
-,,sssesg reporter took the train
-f.ut pi.tsburg Ballard, on
s~-yesterday afternoon. Ar
!. xorss Of the Seattle Iron and
'-s,e.rr.ng Company. he secured
II a!ier going through the new
- where Seattle work
. basv making casts and
is- SEATTLE industries, out
=. ;ron. be was taken through
80 DEPARTMENTS Of the estab-
esslly reaching the big blower
n s-.rs,ss the draft that runs through
sr,race. Connected with the
.1slnch pipe running out Of the
a. .sa scToss the yard, where Is sit
a I. l,;ek dryer. The dryer Is as yet
rvrimea.. and IS pat up merely
- The draft coming from the
sasss. through Z furnace, where IL
81 Is any degree required After
8 s.Osgh this heating apparatus the
k<sss air is conveyed into a los room
- arr ,Iaced The brick. fresh from
- nschIpe. Here will be placed q
4 %,s.iron blower. which will keep
q /. motion until it passes out under
" ~ $50
kxsas
!. :. xas made OF the DRYER few days
- H. result was very hattering. A
- thermometer was pat IN the dry
1. nd il soon went up to 80 degrees.
: capacity. II was estimated that
.r<ra.are attained at that time was
I = degrees Farcnheit. The bricks in
,s.a mere dried too fast. however, SO
I ,ts les. draft and less heat the result
Il b sell-nigh perfect.
= ~at,.e Iron and Steel Company pro-
: % build the dryers complete and
- them 10 brick makers at once.
'rys yery simple and can be turned
! FsrAly tha, all the manufacturers
"a ssastle could use them the coming
~ The capacity Of the machines they
Mid xil be 0,0gD per day.
N advantages of the new dryer are
Ii. 4 dryer building. capable of drying
n hrlck al once. requires i5xso feet.
DRY the same number OF brick by
,hods St pressnt in use requires from
. to three acres Oh land.
! The amour. OF labor required to
de ihe brick great saving is effected.
'srgeks will convey the brick directly
| The bEiek machine 80 the drying
!. without unloading, and after going
sgh the process OF drying they will be
j sui 10 The kiln.
y Arek may be dried in from twelve 10
Eslaar hours. the speed of drying be-
Hsalssd entirely at the will of the
sas. By the old method. with fayora-
kslafr, week was required.
Villain Hainswortb. president of
aaFsay. is the principal inventor OF
xr alyer. a customer wanted some
| noFe satisfactory than present
rs and MIR. Hainsworth set 90 work
d. The dryer. after entirely original
! Tie result proves that he knew
III va doing. a public trial At which
ssrisk makers of the city will be pres
- be given in few days at the steel