Patent for a automatic ore and slime separator. This invention is designed to separate the sand and other solid particles from water. Illustration included.

Patent for a automatic ore and pulp sampler. This invention represents a settling tank to accumulate particles. Illustration included.

Patent for an automatic silt and sand separator that settles and discharges sand, slimes and any foreign matters.

Bill introduced by the Texas House of Representatives relating to the creation of additional county criminal courts at law in El Paso County.

Bill introduced by the Texas House of Representatives relating to the recreational facility fee at The University of Texas at El Paso.

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, Price Daniel, regarding a legal question submitted for clarification: Constitutionality of H.B. 796, Acts 50th Leg., 1947, as it relates to juvenile officers in El Paso County.

Bill introduced by the Texas House of Representatives relating to the designation of Westside Drive in El Paso County as the Don Juan de Onate Trail.

Patent for improvements in automobile radiators to provide the ability to remove the top and the bottom of the tanks so they can be easily reached for replacement and repair.

Patent for a coin wrapper (primarily used in banks) that uses a strip of carbon paper to create an imprint of the coins contained inside, which will remain after the coins are removed. The purpose of this is to create a record of the original number of coins to facilitate their counting and verification.

Patent for a continuous process of producing a gas rich in carbon monoxide, in which the gas-forming combustible material enters the gas-generating chamber from one end while producer gas exits the other end. Includes instructions and illustrations.

Patent for "a new and improved process for treating speiss to obtain the valuable metals contained therein" (lines 8-10).

Patent for a rerailer for putting railroad cars back on the tracks.

Patent for a pulp separator and classifying apparatus. Illustrations included.

Patent for a new and improved filter. This design is for "[a] filter consisting of sections secured together at their meeting edges by a lapped joint, the upper edge of [a] section being fitted wholly within [another] section and forming a shoulder for the support of a screen-plate, and the body of filtering material above, a shoulder on [a] section below [the] shoulder, and screen plates resting on and held to the shoulders by the weight of the body of filtering material, whereby, when the filter-sections are inverted, the [other] shoulder serves to support [the] screen and the filtering material above" (lines 45-56).

Patent for improvements for garments similar to trousers and overalls. Improvements include provision of fastenings that allow for the adjustment of the waistband.

Patent for an automobile to signal the direction the car will go. The signal tool functions as a hand on each side of the car and can withstand the weather.

Patent for Rail-Joint Connection

Patent for a new and improved pipe connection. This design has for its object "to provide a new and improved pipe connection which permits of swinging the several connected pipe-sections at angles to each other. The invention consists of two pipe-heads fastened together and turning on a spring-bolt, and of a packing placed between the said pipe-heads to prevent leakage" (lines 8-15).

Patent for an improved, efficient, simple, and durable ore separator that quickly separates precious metals from sand. The operator puts the unfiltered material in the top of the separator, the material goes down a slide, through a stirrer, and out the other end.

Patent for a drafting ruler that does not need to be turned end over end to be used.

Patent for a water distilling device which connects to a hot water boiler in a house.