Excerpt from United States Statutes Concerning the Registration of Trade-Marks: With the Rules of the Patent Office Relating Thereto

Second revised edition, August 1, 1906, under which section 1 of the act of February 20, 1905, was amended in accordance with the act of May 4, 1906, and the act of May 4, 1906, was added; rule 17 was canceled and new rules 17 and 18 were substituted therefor; rule 18 was amended and renumbered as rule 19; rules 19 and 20 were renumbered as rules 20 and rule 21 was renumbered as rule 22, and sections (b and (cl were amended; rule 22 was renumbered as rule 23; rule 23 was amended an renumbered as rule 24; rules 24 to 28, inclusive, were renumbered as rules 25 to 29, inclusive; a new rule 30 was inserted; rule 29 was amended and renumbered as rule 31; rule 30 was renumbered as rule 32; rule 31 was amended and renumbered as rule 33; rules 32 to 65, inclusive, were renumbered as rules 34 to 67, inclusive; rule 66 was canceled and a new rule 68 was substituted therefor; and rules 67 to 73, inclusive, were renumbered as rules 69 to 75, inclusive.

Third revised edition, April 26, 1909 under which the act of February 20, 1905, is amended as provided by t e acts of March 2, 1907, and February 18, 1909; rules 11 and 14 are canceled and new rules 11 and 14 substituted therefor; rules 16 and 19 are amended; rule 22 is canceled and new rule 22 substituted therefor; rules 31, 34, and 40 are amended; rules 47 and 48 are canceled and new rules 47 and 48 substituted therefor; rules 49, 51, and 56 are amended; rules 69 and 70 are canceled and new rules 69 and 70 substituted therefor; and rule 71 is amended.

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