r freely draining place and tightened when carrying a heavy load in the vessel. The invention has been patented by Mr. Ed- weight which may be placed upon the ladder, enabling off the water, while within the holder freely slides a win M. Reese, of Santa Paula, Cal. On opposite sides persons to… … wire rope forming the sides of theladder is passed REESE’S IMPROVED BUCKET, through bored apertures in the ends of each rung, and firmly fastened by means of a wedge, whereby a very of the upper hoop, a bolt extends through an opening strong ladder is made at a minimum expense, and, in a stave, and…
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