[LB063343], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Richard Rogers Bowker, January 26th, 1899

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Title

[LB063343], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Richard Rogers Bowker, January 26th, 1899

Date

1899-01-26

Type

Folder/Volume ID

LB063-F

Microfilm ID

143:972

Document ID

LB063343

Publisher

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
 

Transcription

Jany 26th, 1899
R.R. Bowker Esq.
Delano and Elm Street
New York
My Dear Bowker:-
In reply to your favor of the 24th inst, I beg to state that of course I want all the criticism possible.
With new water[?] you leave the months reading standing until the next month after reading the customer can see what his bill is. If by any [illegible] the mercury should go in the check bottle it can be refilled and placed in a tube and read off directly.
The last beam meters were constructed with mercury electrodes, but you have [illegible] with meters with mechanism can ever be made so [illegible] as those without. Verification is absolute in the meter I now [illegible]. I also have an [illegible] meter which instead of showing a mercury column shown reading on a six inch [illegible] you have mechanism.
Yours very truly
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