Patent for a wire handle for pans, tubs, &c that consists of two handles on either side of the tub, which are connected via a wire that fits in the lip of the rim of the receptacle. The handles, when taken out of the receptacle, consist of one single frame.

Patent for sanitary flooring to be used in toilet rooms to protect from unsanitary floors and odors. Illustrations included.

Design patent for an insect-guard for furniture that is both useful and ornamental.

Patent for improvement in bale-ties by reducing a series of motions to fasten and unfasten the tie to simply just one single motion. Illustration is included.

Patent for valves on locomotives that allow the locomotive to continue to operate under specified conditions until it can be repaired or the locomotive has reached its destination, including illustrations.

Patent for a new and useful electrical retort.

Patent for certain new and useful improvements in dredges for hard or soft mud, including instructions and illustrations.

Patent for a method of baling cotton. The cotton is taken direct from the gin, condensed, compressed progressively into a thin sheet of suitable density, and baled, the bale being formed previous to the expansion of the fiber.

Patent for a device that retains the shape of felt hats and restores felt hats that have lost their original form, illustrations included.

Patent for improvement in turpentine distillation and purification with bleaching and refinement.

Patent for a waiterless restaurant design with electrically operated waiters.

Patent for a method for "canning shrimps and/other like shellfish and has for its object the better preservation of the fish and greater expedition, and cheapness in canning" (lines 7-10)with illustrations and instructions.

Patent for certain new and useful improvements in station indicators, including instructions and illustrations.

Document issued by the Office of the Attorney General of Texas in Austin, Texas, providing an interpretation of Texas law. It provides the opinion of the Texas Attorney General, Crawford Martin, regarding a legal question submitted for clarification: Whether the County of Galveston may expend flood control funds derived from the collection of taxes under the provisions of Article 7048a, V. C. S., for the maintenance of seawalls constructed and financed under the provisions of Article 6830, V. C. S.

Patent for a new design of a guard-rail to make train wheels move more safely, with illustrations.