Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1917, Page 2

Lincoln did not turn a deaf ear to the Southern Mother, as is shown in THE BIRTH OF A NATION, at the Hub Theatre, June 23 and 24. Twice Daily—2:15 and 8:15. Saturday and Sunday, ; ; | SHORT OIL ITEMS GLEANED FROM {CENTRAL WYOMING'S ACTIVE FIELDS Out West Activities. Stockholders of the Out West Pe troleum Company will be interested in the announcement by J. B. ing to the legal talent of this city. i Jr., president of the conern, that a Attention was called to the fact contract has been negotiated with the that provisions requiring the comple.-|} Midwest Refining Company whereby tion of a well on University land with-} the latter assumes the responsibility |in a yea 5 time are purely aE TSEY | of drilling a well on the southeas smuch as the drilling of deep wel's quarter of section 28 in the Salt jis beset by many obstacles, It was] Creek field. The negotiation of this |argued that where due diligence is| contract means immediatea nd vigor- shown by operators in prosecuting | ous prosecution in the develupment work they should be entitled to ex- ef this quarter. The contract re- tensions of contract, the renewal of quires that the Midwest start work |which was recently opposed by the within 30 days, but the understanding c¢xecutive committee in the case of | under which the contract was execu- the Woods and Walker leases. Jt de- ted calls for the bginning of opera- | veloped that these interests had been! faons the minute they can get the m2- diligent in prosecuting work and upon terials on the ground. isubmission to the board, the resolution Th advantage of having the Mid- prepared by the executive committee, west drill this well is held out by the | calling for the sale of this property, president as promising speedy returns | was voted down. In accordance with for the investor. With the roads in|this action the leases held by the poor condition and the congestion in; Walker and Woods interests were ex- the movement of freight, the Midwest |tended until January 1, 1918. will be able to carry out the terms of Regardless of the fact that Dr. C. the contract where a concern less|A. Duniway repudiated statements elaborately equipped would fail, Ma- made in Casper prior to the settle- terial is already on the ground. The /ment of the controversy, grave con- entire expense of drilling is also as-|cern manifested in different quarters sumed by the Refining Company. {was not entirely dissipated until the The funds which the Out West con-|board took action which cleared »p templated using in the drilling of this |the uncertainty. property consequently will be appro priated toward other development work, particularly that to be started companies Wednesday filed on holdings at Tea Pot dome. Ma-|articles of incorporation with the sec- terials have been hauled out and the jretary of state at Cheyenne, Friday. construction contract let. Drilliny: |The Golden Stream Oil Company, cap- | 1 representatives, Attorney G. R. Ha-} gens of Casper, was selected to pre-| sent the arguments of the operators |} te the board, and the result is fiatter- | 3arnes, Four New Oil Companies. Four will be in progress at an early date. jitalized at $250,000, has for its di- In addition the company has executed | rectors E. A, Sperry, George Dames, a sub-lease on 320 acres of this prop-|J. F. Sperry, R. H. Field and D. W. erty to another drilling company and |Strickland. The Brigst § the latter is obligated to begin work|pany with a capitalizat $ k ir. the near future. In executing these |000, will be directed by A. W. Hille, contracts the company is relieved of |N. F. Handy, F. J. Alexander, A. L. drilling obligations, secures an ad-| Briggs and George A. Starbird. The vance royalty, and a large stock } onus | Rialto Oil Company has for directors in the company which holds the sub- orge W. Skouland, E. Sperry, lease, - F. Sperry, Fred F. Green, Frank At a recent meeting of the direc-|F. King, F. P. VanSickle and Willis ters it was decided to have the Guar-|Case, Jr. The principal offices of all antee Registry Company of Denver|three of these companies will be at and Casper act as registrar for the | Cheyenne. issuance and transfer of stock there-! The Copper Basin Oil Company is by guarding against mistakes and ac-|a Rawlins concern capitalized at cidents. | $100,000, and has for directors J. M. A recent audit of the books shows ;Rumsey, N. R. Greenfield, H. Beit. there are available for treasury pur-|enstein, J. T Hurst J. D, Cook and poses upwards of 750,000 shares out |S. H. Keoghorn. r Oj] Com- of the total capital of 3,000,000 | ‘ a shares. The company has cash funds | Will Pump. Columbine. ' amounting fo OE, th StKer | TKs CER te EM all necessary funds contracted in the form of de- pipe pr ferred subscriptions. This condition | is gratifying to the management in| view of heavy cash disbursements, in- cluding $10,000 as a cash bonus on the company’s eparatory to start pumping the well recently brought in by the Co- lumbine Oil Company on the north- GRAVEL ROOFING e on section and | y $13,000 cash out for mate | Practical Gravel Roofers Asam of economy the main Dillon & Stone office of the company has been trans- ferred from Denver to Casper in| 211 North Jackson charge of Manager Collins. | Phone 91-R * Nee sa are | 5-8-tf-da lv State Board Wins Confidence, ; O"8-tf-daily sh, ce that the trustees of the arbitrary io | The _ Congress Hotel PUEBLO, COLO. OIL MEN’S HEADQUARTERS in pol « affecting the oil leases of the Big Muddy, has again inspired the confidence of the people and has given stability to the local market. The action was brot about thru influential members of the toard who condemned the actiun of the executive committee in authoriz- ing the sale of property held by Elk- horn, Kinney and Walker interests. Widespread interest in the action of the board was attested by the pres- ence by approximately forty of those vitally affected, including attorneys from every city of the state and ad- joining states. From among these POPULAR PRICED THROUGHOUT Mahaffey & Cooper Validating by the Foot or the Claim. Prices Reasonable : Armiato, Wyo. 5-9-26t* || | | Excellent Bible class for men. Iw st q c Creek. Predictions are rife over the production the well will make. Oil was {said te be in good paying quantitic } Brief Oil Notes. Lamb ‘ The Drilling Company h six strings running in the Big Mud field at this time. Lamb Drilling Company has four |string in the Grass Creek field at this time. ; The Ohio Oi] Company is reported j}down about 700 feet in the Little | Buffalo basin. The Producers Oil Company down 2,300 feet in the Buffalo basin at this time. The Lamb Drill Company ha en strings runnir the Big Muc field this week. Pipe for the pipe line betwee Greybull and C i being u loaded at seve he stations alone the line Encounter Good Stray Sand. What is beli ved t a good 7 when the g Company penetrated a s a depth of 1,050 feet or ° 40-79 in Sa Creek field. The well w contracted by H. A. Rispin, who later sub-leased the holdings to the Allen Oil Com pany. The contract calls for a dee} well and the present sand will be | casec and drill resumed as out lined in the agreement. ij Spudding In On Section 5. | The Ohio Oil Company has its too on the ground and is already to spud jin on the northwest quarter of section 15-89-79. It understood that the | well will be drilled to the second Wal! |Creek sand if necessary. is Bessemer Rig Is Up. The Bessemer Oil Company has it {new rig up on section 36-40-80 in S. ae and will spud in in the ne future. A truck load of new tools| {|were dispatched to the scene yester- | |day. | Churches | Methodist Episcopal. J. J. Giblin, Minister. { Sunday school, 10:00 a. m., Geo.! W. Ferguson, Supt. Classes for all. | Larg: | Were you | attendance present? \ Morning worship, 11:00 a. m At} this hour the children’s Day program | will be rendered. It is always a pleas ing service. A special and very in- teresting feature of the program will be the christening of infants and| children. Parents that have not al- | ready made arrangements with the! Fastor, are requested to call Miss last Sunday. encountered in the shale and ic! 39-79, Sal. |Cdna May Healy or the pastor before All the parents \the hour of service. ‘are most cordially invited. Epworth League, 7:00 p. m., Mr. W. F. Tyrell, leader. Topic, “Stu- dent's Recognition Night.’ ening worship, 8:00 p. m. Ser- y pastor Theme, “Abraher .incoln; or From a Log Cabin to the White House.” The career of th man of the people i s fa Tr as that of his prototype, Moses. Th choir and orchestra will render specia this hour. is most cordially invited to share al these occasions with us. selections at Baptist Church. The pastor .will preac 11:00 o'clock at 8:00 o'clock. the Awakening of h in the morn and in the eve The subject the morning will be “The America,” and ir the evening there will be a short ser mor 1 “Kee the Faith in Try sermon in e| The public Fe JO-CASTERECe ‘CGO Real Estate and Mining 4 Stocks Bought and Sold Oil Leases ‘l Phone 21-J Room 15 Smith Bldg. FRANCO WYOMING OIL COMPANY (Incorporated under the laws of Delaware) This Company is engaged in mining operations in California and Wyoming. Will consider propositions for the development and operation of oil and other mining claims in Wyoming and other States. 1 Represented solely by W. D. Waltman, General Manager Casper, Wyoming every Sunday morr REY EAS PEE EE TSI EP SE A SSS o’clock at the Parish House receiver uf Man. Ail ave contiane| LOR SALE—Five-room House, with bath invited to attend these services. =a — and hot-water heat. Christian Science Lecture. | The Christian Sci e Society of a Casr ann free lecture on East front. Christiz Science John Randal! Dunn, C. S., at the Iris theatre on the evening of June 29. Mr. Dunn is : member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., and the title of his lecture to be delivered here is “Chris Science The Supreme Discovery of the Age.” pa CRE TS Lots of Lots Located in the Best Residence parts of Casper— $100 to $400 Small payment down, balance on monthly installment plan. A lot purchased in Casper, either for building or specula- tion, is an investment oppor- tunity unexcelled. Call and see me at Equality Oil & Development Co. 112 So. Wolcott St., Open Day and Night Harry Free, Agent. PRICE & WHINNERY JERSEY TRY DAIRY US Phone 8F1 | We have buyers for two Phone 489 to six-room Houses. We solicit your orders, both buying and selling CASPER STOCK EXCHANGE Second Floor Iris Building OIL STOCKS AND LEASES and REAL ESTATE THE McDONALD BROKERAGE CO., Oil Stocks and Leases Liberty Bonds PHONE 675 BUY ONE! THE WIGWAM We sell them on the EASY PAYMENT PLAN. NO COMMISSION CHARGED Oil Stocks ~--Most Stocks are sel th c ling too low, due to war conditions. e time the conservative investor buys. Now is Your inquiries solicited. The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. {| RIG TIMBERS _ Gas Engines Offtice‘and \ard, First and Center. Farm Machinery EET RPE WEST [_] EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIAL [J A SPECIALTY Wagons Coal Phone 62 INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO., D. A ROBERTSON Room 8 Smith Building Phone 460 Casper Decorating Company Signs, Automobile Painting, Interior Decorating, Painting, Paper Hanging 135 LINDEN STREET PHONE. 608-w DR. H. R. LATHROP Office Phone 54 Office Phene 64 House Phone 116 Midwest +8 THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 273 Every Modern Convenience for the care of the sick and injured ay Equipment : Private Ambulance W yoming Oil Stocks Write or Wire Us for Quotations or Information SECURITY INVESTMENT CO: (Incorporated 1915) 111 East Second Street DR. W. C. FOSTER Graduate Nurses : X-R CASPER, WYOMING —— | Dutton Staley & Company OIL INVESTMENTS, STOCKS and LEASES Suite 7 Smith Bldg. Phone 467 or 468 SAVIDGE BROS. AUTO POLO PLAYERS JUNE 19 On Fair Grounds—2:30 and 7:00 P. M. ADMISSION, 25 and 50c BEST BUYIN BIGMUDDY Plymouth Rock Oil Co. Adjoining Producers, Kinney, Pathfinder | 25c Share Wyoming Investment Co. Offices at Smoke House and Midwest Hotel Pathfinder Shareholders should bring in thei receipts at once and get certificates