Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 4

PAGE.FOUR tani ROGK RIVER DEAL SOUTHERN PART OF STATE Rock River, the first town outside | the central part of the state, to ex-| perience a real oil boom has definitely established itself as an oil center, as reliable realty men who have been closely identified with the develop- ment of sper, Manville and Lusk, as well as other towns, which have advanced thru the agency of oil booms, have locatéd and are putting all their energy behind the growth of the small Union Pacific town. ‘ Among the reliable realty dealers who have identified themselves with, the new oil town and are standing sponsors for the community’s growth is Ross Lambert, formerly a well} known Casper realty operator. Mr. Lambert has inaugurated what is termed, the Commercial Addition to the town of Rock River, which ad- joins the town and lies between the swiftly growing little metropolis and. the new Midwest refinery site. | There are several blocks of choice lots in the addition paralleling the Union Pacific tracks on the north and lying within two blocks of the depot. The new addition is located virtually within the original townsite, and is located just two blocks from where at a recent sale two 25 foot lots were | sold to the highest bidder bringing a sum of 35,000. Attractive terms are being made by Mr. Lambert, who in conjunction with E. E. Fitch a prominent Laramie resident are putting on the’sale. Aj warranty deed and abstract of title ts furnishea with cach kt which i a level piece of ground and all high| and dry. | + 3 DOUBLE OIL & REFINING [0 NEW CASPER COMPANY. Still another oil company has been | formed at Casper. It will be known as | the Double Oil and Refining company, | and it will have a capital stock* of $100,000. The incorporators are } C. Double, Frank R. Dutton and S. Manning. | ee G00 BARRELS DAILY FROM THE PILOT BUTTE FIELD According to Riverton advices, 800 els of oil are being ghipped t y trom the storage ta oil piped from the Pil q record was ned, be vod of 1,000 shipment however re- neighborhood of 800 Butte fie’ the highest the nbor' nei the s of oil per day. lt s of the local re- rom the Rive in ed this | are ob- rding to pk the shipm ton field will be gr summer if railroad fa tainable. SHERIDAN-WYOMING. AG the She oming Oii company which a test on section z2 in the orings field, w put out of ion. Saturday, when an explosion occurred after the drillers the le into a gas pocket. escapiv ignited the boiler fire rapidly sumed the rig and bes : : loss of about will de drilling severa W. M. §& one of the drillers, badly burned in the explosion. THIRTY MEN DRAWN FOR JAY QUALIFY FOR BUTY HT MMRGH TERM OUR ef the distrie to obtain reli After the e¢ it was found t men remained while others were disqualified on va- rious counts fron erving on the jury daring s term of court. The » was scheduled for trial yeste rnoon but the de-/ ints, Fred Vanfossen and J, A. guilty and were sen- week. The first case thut will be actually tried ted morning, in » Geor charged wi dingy up u last fall, is the defendant. JUDGE WINTER RESIGNS FROM LOAN COMMITTEE TN SPEED COURT WORK dudee ©. E, Wihter, who so effi- ciently nandled the work of toatias the Liberty Loans in Casper, with stance of scores of wo $ signed chairmanship of the or- n because of the h ailed in the lar: ” which he has to cover. No succ to Judge Winter has been nanied. ees Home cooking at the Harvey CENTER [CONFIDENCE IN OILS 1S OF OWL DEVELOPMENT IN RE-ESTABLISHED, LOGAL for { aA me TRADING TAKES SPURT There was a considerable increase in the volume of trading in focal oil stocks toda paring favorably with the maximum days of the year, according to the statements of brokers this morning. The increased trading shows gradual- ly strengthening tone of the markets and the new displays of confidence ‘in the market. In view of the growing confidence in the future trade results it seems reasonable to anticipate that the sub- stantial classs buying, will assert itself in the local market especiaily on any setbacks that may occur. While it may take the market ttle while to digest the heavy r ng seale it is the common op n here that the price of worth isted stocks will reach higher | was slightly off and then drop- it ed all Ikhorn, Kinney and other tocks are favorites in the smaller ij MEGHAWK ORILLING AGAIN AFTER LATE FISHING JOB, The Mohawk Oil company’s on section 36 in the Emigrant Gap field gain pounding away toward the o: 8, cording to the state- ment of R. eweomb, an Sffic>r of the compan The well is now at approximately 3,000 feet and preparing to go into the oil X- pected in that vicinit Operation were temporarily delayed Saturday when a drilling bar broke loose from the stem. The drillers fortunately hooked the loose iron at the first try and new tools were immediately in- stalled. . a FOURTEEN AGS ERECTED ON MULE GREEK, CROPER INTERESTS REPRESENTED There are 14 Standard outfits al- ready erected and set in the Mule Creek field, just across the Wyoming line from Se E immediate drilling the structure just is made by any of the com- now Many Cas e represented in the i: ations in the new district. B Standard outfits there ar an 209 validating machines pes plugging away as tic operators swarm over itory bet n the Moss Agate and Mule Creek fields. The Stanley-Green well and the d Ohio tests are progress- y and it is probable that y will hear of the completion TMH SB] ROT BB CASH PAID POR THIRD . Liberty Bonds With Four Coupons Don't ‘Take Li No Amount Too No Amount Teo Sm Other issu ST. ubject to ehar w DENVER LOAN OFFICE Licensed a Jed Brokers Larwest Licensed and Bonded Liberty 1 Brokers in West Cor. & Arap, 1iG1 17h 17th r 1 Do business licensea ‘a roche deceoet M - mer KK? Me noetens 1% oagesfoege ate ole ofo-ss RZ M% 123-127 WEST SECOND % ae 7? y, the total transfers com-! TH On o%e ae se ose to vtn tote tone tote Mote te te tom 50-450 450 450-150 420-450 450 460 450 450 50-450 450 450-050 450 100 He Oooo ele Room 212, Oil _ TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Exchange Bldg. — | Local Stocks Bid Ask | American — 024 .03 Bessemer — 10 -12 Big Bear — 024 -03 Big Five — = O18 024 Boson Wyoming_— e 327 Big Indian - md 80 Center —- - O14 Columbine 2 15 18 Con. Royalty ---. .90 Elkhorn - 3 65 Hecla _ 004 01 Jupiter r 08 Kinney 4 ski Mountain & 19 21 Northwest = 46 Ad Outwest —-- = | AL Pathfinder & 205 06 Premier - 14 ne, Picardy ~~ - 06 03 Riverton Refg. -- 4 18 | Republic c 08 Shiloh - d 02 United Pet. - 1h 17 Western Explr. i 1.05 d River Refg. .23 25 E. T. Williams --_ 2.65 2.85 Wyo-Kans 1.15 1.2u Wyo-Tex. — Ab -50 Mosher unite ----500.00 575.00 Warm Springs --. -$1.00 Salt Creek --. - 1.50 Big Muddy - - 1.50 Pilot Butte 1.50 | New York Curb Bia Ask | Midwest Refg. ---- 154 165 Midwest Com - 1.25 1.37 Midwest Pref. --. 1.62 1.6% | Merritt — - 24.50 25.00 Glenrock - 3.75 3.87 ; Cosden __- a 1.87 Okmulgee — een 1.60 Sapulpa —_ 7.25 7.60 Houston Oil - 78.00 80.00 | Oklahoma P&R-_ 8.75 9.0u es ae | New York Stock Exchange | Stocks | Open OF Tom Vucurevich, a brother of; Miss Vueurevich, the well broker, is a business visitor in Casper}and South Dakota, returned to Cas- today from Lead, S. D. CHARTER NO, 10533 owned and unpledged Liberty Loan B | Liberty Loan Bonds, | stocks) owned unpledged Close | Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of ’ known | past two weeks visiting in Nebraska per yesterday. RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 10 REPORT OF CONDITION _— THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK, AT CASPE! Wy THE STATE OF WYOMING, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS O) |ARCH 4, 1919. —_—— —— RESOURCES —~-— ‘Loans and discqunts__- ete aenneter $1,150,318.53 O'S. Bonds deposited to secure circulation (par See . S. Bonds deposi © secure circulation (par lu, SWonds “and” ceriifcates ‘of indebiedpes biyseecr ;U. S. Bonds and certi gates of tncguweuners 4000.00 = %, 4, and 4% per cent, unpledged —--.. 28,472.00 ; Tiherty, Loan Bonds, 3%. 4, arid a pericents ledged to secure state or otherdeposits or Bilis “payable Se 28,000.00 | Securities other than U. S. Bond: | Mexican Pet. _.-.. 188 19% | subscription) cobs sere 3,000.00 | Texas Oil __ 196 ©1953 | Lawful payee with Feder: teserve Bank..--$ 103,830.83 \ Si ir Oi 33 53 | Cash in vault and net amounts due from na- ~ Sinclair Oi] _ 364 364 4 | U. S. Steel 953 97%" tional banks - --- 378,753.14 Par So OF |Net amounts due fi pre ae ! companies -...--.-~. 1880. Liberty Bonds | Cheeks on other banks in ae ! | as reporting bank - | 5 } Open Close | checks on banks located 3 -- 98.58 98.60 | “of reporting bank and other cash items. 1,445.79 597,006.85 Ist 4s 94.42 94.24 | Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and 2nd 4s 93.70 _ 93.50 | from U. S. Treasurer___--- 2,500.00 Ist 44s 94.56 ~ 94.56 | Interest earned but nat collecte 19,711.97 2nd 44s _ 94.00 93,80 | War Savings Certificates and Thr 3rd 44s 95.20 96.22 tually owned -.-,-.--.----------.----- 441.58 VA RSAS ele $1,920,293,00 WYOMING CRUD OIL MARKET ASSESSMENT WORK HAS TARDY START TODAY IN CITY AND RANCH REGION from the office of ssor E, L. McGraugh will start on the annual assessment work today both in town and in the rura and oil districts of the county. The work at the present time is nearly a! month behind because of the delay in getting the new assessment schedule forms. A larger force than sual will be put to work making the assessments so that the returns will be made at the office on regular time. a = CLERK'S RECEIPTS FOR PAST MONTH TOTAL $1,025 During the month of February a1 in fees for filing of instru- ments Ogburn, county clerk. ‘To | attain this monthly record, 1011 instruments were handled by the companatively small force in the clerk’s office. > -- Churning cream wanted at all times. For quotations phone 943 or write Natrona Butter Shop, Casper, Wyoming. 3-7-66 ee Money to loan on chattels. Seeu- rity Loan Company, Suite 302 0.-S. Bldg. |OIL LEASE AT | WATERFALL IS that a deal for acreage in the Water- fall district, six miles east of Kem- merer was made during the week, | Walter S. Hillyer disposing of the east 1-2 of NE 1-4 Sec. 16 Twp 21 N., R. 115 W., comprising 80 acres ago by Mr. Hillyer, to Denver parties represented by H. T. Morian, former superintendent of the Chemical Oil company of the Fossil field. The price for the lease is reported to be $400. The Lincoln-Idaho Oil company is | prosecuting drilling near this parcel lof land, and all who have visited the district believe the | well is down 200 feet end work is now in full swing, under the direction of Thomas Clinton of Idaho, an official ‘of the company. peak \ CASPER NOVELTY SHOP. 120’ South Center street, 3-11-2t* GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric ir, Wyo. | TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ana other markets over our private wires. Place the con¥nient facilities of our office at your dis- posal to buy, sel lor obiain the best markets and up to the min- ute quotations. r Information Local Oils, New York Stocks, Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. and quotations furnished upon request on Liberty Bonds and other issues. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. KEKEEEEE & | enable students to s: CASPER BUSINE: Phone 442-W TIM HURLEY TRANSFER Phones—Office, 26-J; Res. 779-W. Light and Heavy Hauling, Baggage Transfer, Piano Moving be If It Can Be Moved, We Can Do It fe ERE E HE KER ERK HEE ERR IER IKI AAI AIA AIA IAM Grade and High Schoo} Special Instruction -or- Subjects ctorily pass their spring Approved by the Public School Systems SS COLLEGE, Inc. Call at Office Mo Me te osteo te ee ROA Mo 6% oo ata sMo-0% «Hoo % Me Poo% M% ROS Qoefe-efo-ahooge-cfe-aheelo-efe-cle-efe-ho-eSeofo-ele-ofo-ate-sfo-<fo-4hoete-<Soete oke-ate ofeeteste-ateste Lo-ete-ete-ateste-soeteste-etesee E HIGHWAY GARAGE CENTRALLY LOCATED - % ' Me Me oe o%e Me Me nn Oe 5M 450 eGo #5 she aoe Hho cho sho eho ae edn ato etn tie she So-eey EXPERT REPAIRING, STORAGE, PROMPT SERVICE Hi RS 4 : ° < ° Elk Basin 1.85 Grass Creek Fossil --. contract) Lander - 1.25) SOLD FOR $400) MMERER, Wyo.—It is reported | of a school section leased some time} ; emnty swear that the abave statement is true to the best of my knowledge | $275.00, together with interest there- and belief. Correct-Attest:- - 1,85} Capital stock paid in- Surplus fund Undivided profits, le: prospects are) splendid in this virgin field. The new | My commission Amount reserved for taxes accrued. | Circulating notes outstanding —__- | Net amounts due to National banks_ |Net amount due to banks, bankers an $ 50,000.00 60,000.00 : 27,716.84 14,000.00 50,000.00 est and taxes pai 935.72 it = 29,840.29 companies Certified checks outstanding_-_ 595.82 Cashier’s checks on own bank outstanding_ 10,882.49 Individual deposits subject to check____ 1,335,429.62 Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days- 5 33,400.00 State,,county, or other municipal deposits se- cured by pledge of assets of this bank_ 15,000.00 Certificates of deposit. - 147,583.75 Other time deposits__— ~ 144,908.47 1,718,576.16 ° Total_-.-~--.---------------------- $1,920,293.00 State of Wyoming, County of Natrona,—ss: I, CARL F. SHUMAKER, cashier of the above-named bank do sol- CARL F. SHUMAKER, Cashier. B. B. BROOKS, P. J. O'CONNOR, R. C. WYLAND, flava boone bed this 10th day of March, 1919 Subscribed and sworn to before me this lay o: arch, b ADDIE KENSINGER, | (SEAL) ¢ Notary Public. expires November 17, 1921. was taken in by Miss Edith M.| Locksmith, electrical lamps, all kinds, }of electrical appliances sold and re- paired. Phone 26-J» { \ a EK HKG KKK HE KAKA, CASTLE & MECHALEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 141 W. Second St. Telephone 20 ‘ YOU BUILDERS. SEE CASTLE & MECHALEY For gravel and excavating. Our price fer dclivery of gravel and sand, $1.50 per yard; delivery any part of tewa. We give you good service JHA HEE eH P OOP POOP oe ‘WARINNER & COCHRAN Colerado, New Mexico and Wyoming Distributors Announce the Opening of a branch salea and service for CHANDLER CARS GARFORD TRUCKS at the East Side Garage ON APRIL 1, 1919 A full stock of parts will be kept on hand and we invite all present owners to come in for an interview. We promise you service. Some open territory for live dealers. ‘palealpatecteetesteatentestententontenetestentonteodectesteeteeteeseetretees POOPEF---4-H-SHHOSOH HO i % | Transportation THE WAY UNCLE SAM TAUGHT ME - ME A TRIAL M. WERNER ° Phione467W Office: Upstairs in: Mokler Bldg. Seeeeooereooeorseerseooeoed em 9,387.50) FORECLOSURE Of TTEL MORTGAGE. n that, Where Notice is herby given - as, T. H. Lynch made, executed and delivered one cerntn ae ae gace, et with ene note, ue dated July 17th, 1918, whereby he promised to pay sixty date, ta the order of Geo E. Lilly the sum of $275.00 with in- tereat on said sum at the rate of 12 per cent per annum, fram date until paid, together with costa of collection, including attorney's fee in “case pay- ent should not be made at maturity, which mortgage was duly filed for record in the office of the County Clerk and Ex-Officio Register of ‘Deeds in and for the County of Na. trona and State of Wyoming, as pro- vided by law, on the 17th day of ‘duly A. D, 1918, at 3:45 p. m. of said day and received the filing No. 68680, and, Whereas, The property deseribed in ssid mortgage censista of the fol- lowing described personal property and chattel, to-wit: “One axe, one baby buggy, one bas- ket, four barrels of dishes, two iron beds, three bed springs, one child’s bed, one book rack, ‘one bath tub, | bedding, one china closet, one child's chair, eight common chairs, one high chair, three rocking chairs, one Mor- ris chair, two chests of linen, one chi fonier, one cot, one crib, one desk, two dressers, one garden hose, six mattresses, one piano and stool, one refrigerator, one parlor settee, one sewing machine, two center tables, one extension table, two wash stands, two yugs, and all other household goods and furniture, and, Whereas, Default has been made lin the condition of said mortgage, said promissory. note not having beer paid as therein provided, and no suit or proceedings has been instituted at law to recover the debt or obligation at this date remaining unpaid and se- cured by said chattel mortgage, nor any part thereof, said Geo, E. Lilly, mortgagee, having taken possession of the aftoresaid mortgaged property, }and, | WhWereas, Said chattel mortgage ‘contains a power of sale in case of ‘such default, and, | Whereas, There is due on said |promissory note and chattel mort- gage at the time of the first pubh- leation of this notice, the sum of jon at the rate ef 12 per cent per !annum from the 17th day of July A. |D. 1918, amounting to $22.00, attor |ney’s fees in the sum of $50.00, and storage $140.00, as provided for 1m {eaid mortgage, in the event of fore- elosure of same, the total amount | claimed to be due thereon at the time lof the first publication of this notice ‘being, $487.00, | Now, therefore, said mortgagee will jcause said property herein described to be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the front ‘door ef the County Court House ir. ‘the City of Casper, County of Na ;tronn: and State of Wyoming, on the \Qnd day of April, A. D. 1919, at two jo’clock in the afternoon of said day |to satisfy the amount secured by said \mertgage herein described, together twith attorney’s fee, and also costs and expenses of sale, as provided by said mortzage and by law. | Dated this 11th day ef March, A. {D. 1919, GEQ, E. LILLY, Mortgagee. George W. Ferguson, Attorney for Mortgagec, Pub. Mar. 11, 18, 25, Apr. J, 1919. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION | State of Wyoming, County of Na- trona, ss. )IN THE DISTRICT COURT . NELLIE B. DEVORSS, Plaintiff. vs JAMES H. DEVORSS. Defendant. To JAMES H. DEVORSS, husband of the Plaintiff: Take notice that the Plaintiff has filed a petition in the above entitled court praying that a divorce be grant- ed the plaintiff from the defendant upon the grounds that the defendant has been guilty of extreme cruelty to the plaintiff as by the Wyoming Statutes in such cases is made and provided. You are notified that unléss you answer the petition of the plaintif1 on or before May 10th, 1919, the alle- gations therein contained will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly. « Witness my hand and seal of said Court this 11th day of March, 191». HAZEL CONWELL. Clerk of Court. (Seal) G. H. MANN, fi Attorney for Plaintiff. Eu Rae ot 11, 18, 25, Apr. 1, 8, 16, ————————————————— NOTICE OF INCREASE IN CARI- TAL STOCK OF CASPER REAL. TY COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting regularly called of the stock- holders of Casper Realty Company, la corporation duly organized and ex- listing under and by virtue of the 'laws of the State of Wyoming, held at the principal office of the com- Pipeny, ab 169 South Center St., in the |City of Casper, Natrona County, State of Wyoming, on the first day 01 |February, A. D., 1919, the capital |stock of the said Casper Realty Cor |pany, was increased from $50,000 di- |vided into 60,000 shares of the par jvalue of $1.00 per share to $200, -|000 divided into 200,000 shares of jthe par yalue of $1.00 per share, fully paid and non-assessable. Dated this 17th day of February. A. D., 1919. CASPER REALTY COMPANY, ~ By J. W. Bingenheimer, Pres. y! Attest: Paul H. Moore, Secy. Pub. Feb. 17, 24, March 4, 11, 1919,