Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 4

et PAGE FOUR Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Stocks Wind River Refg. .50 55 a BIA Ask | Williams, E. T __- 7.00 ted Rity 1.50 1.75 | Western Explr. _- 3.75 S222. 202% 03 | Wyo-Kans. _____ 3.25 Atlas pata 2 oe 50 60 | Wy-0-Tex _____ -50 Bessemer --. --- 30 | 5 alte Boston Wyo. 57 60 SY Greene- aa8 1.10 | 200 Club 400 G00 Teapot ___ 99 100 45 New York Curb 1.00 Midwest Refg. —-- 42 | Midwest Com. —__ 1.15 Midwest Pref. 3.00 | Merritt —_ _- "40 Glenrock Oil _ 35 | Gosden --. —_- 3 “ts Okmulgee P. & R. Mike S 1 Ed said ‘10 | Sinclair Gulf ____ 62.50 Pi 12 Salt Ck Pr. Assn. 55.50 CG Wr Chtaen TPE “40 “45 Wts. Sts. O. & L. 8.00 Hutton Lake .06 07 New York Stock Exchange Tipiter - 12 Open Close | Goff, Arthur M. Teakell and Henry Kinney 5 | Mexican Pet. —_ 1x2 1804. |J- Wiltse, all of Lusk. Creek Rity Texas Oil 7 2753 sae y | Sinclair Oil —- Ti 664 New Company at Lusk U. S. Steel 103 1064 Another new one is the Lusk & : Mule Creek Oil company. Its cap- 34s ital stock has been placed at $800,- t Ist 4s 000, its main office will be at Lusk, Prod. Corp 2nd 4s __ and the scene of its operations Nio- | Riverton Refg. Ist 41s brara county. The first directorate | Suns -f 2nd 44s —__ consists of E. MeMuhon, Edward Tom Be 1.20 8rd 4is —____ H. Lesher, -W. W. Wright, A. United 09 4th 44s _ Beach and Roy P. Stetson. WYOMING CRUD¢ OIL MARKET Warm Springs Balt Creek Big Muddy Pilot Butte ELK BASIN ACQUIRES ‘OHIO NEGOTIATES BIG ROCK CREEK HOLDINGS — PURGHASE, MULE GREEK Ex sion of the activities of the Twelve thousand acres of land in Elk in Petroleum company plac-|the Mule Creek structure have been ing it upon a much higher earning,Purchased by the Ohio company} basis, is announced in the statement | from the Argentine Oil company fo of Martin Paskus, president of the!a consideration said to be $2,000,000. iny, incorporated in the annual The field is one in which the Ohio rt for 1918, in these words: recently brot in a small we! he com y has recently stock of the Rock 8S. D. The purchase indicates that suin company, which lat- the structure will be fully developed. mpany owns and controls royal- Paap are nt other interests affect. TEX AS-ELK HORN arge acreage in the Rock Creek vil field ~ and n "- company is developing the major part | } ady brot Development of its holdings in the s located | Texas fields being rapidly pushed The Rock ‘by the T. Ikhorn company which y owns full has a well down over 3000 feet on its in about or River I mile ap: troleum com royalty and working ‘royalty inter- ‘test acreage in the Monte Bello ests on a large part of the develop- country. The company has overcome producin; ereage in this field,'all difficulty which encountered it also owns full oil and gas'shortly after the well was started its on other ac re loc: and Carbon puntie: arts of which we are formed likely ed in Al-/and is drilling rapidly to the oil sands Vyoming, which it) is believed will lie about 400 ably in-| feet below the present level. oil structures exist.” Reports from the Elkhorn company > ‘headquarters here state that the pro- FOUR SALES duction on. the company's property in the Big Muddy field is holding up TOTAL BOARD TRANSACTION of the acreage will be undertaken immediately. HUGO-WILLIAMS well, and that further development Despite the 1 that four sales} entire busin : ae TO DRILL OUT sented was $17 rE ——— chase Ae the evening wa > by H. W. Hugo, local geologist, is vis- Blas Vucureviech, who pure iting in Kemmerer and the Dry Piney of Mid Refinir - districts this week with a view to 20 of the esented $16,9 jarranging for immediate development of the Hugo-Williams holdi in the sales other were made, vicinity of the recent oil ke made 00 PR and Producers, and 1000 by the Cretaceous Oil company. The Winona. holdings of the local company sur- FAITHF VACATION rounaithe) section on which the strike CHE , Wyo., May ies a Cheyenn h school - strikers re The flesh of all varieties of whale, being compelled to attend school! except “orca” or killer whale, ap- while those who remained at their pears to be edible, but the best meat stu t vacation as a result of comes from the grey whale and from! nation which developed! the riety so-called “sulphur bottom" va- ASoeaoeioaie cote eoase sie oatesieeseeioate odie Codie teosiedioteodio ste des,, ~ TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE | HIT NEW S TRIBE |New Oil Quimnis and Other Or- ganizations Take Place on | State Roster. | CHE YENNE, Wyo., May 23.— (Special)—Formation of still an- jother big oil syndicate to start drilling operations in Wyoming came |to light here today when articles of {incorporation were filed for the Lusk Edgemont Oil company, a_ three- million-dollar concern which will maintain an office at Lusk and op- erate in the eastern part of the state. | Constituting the first board of di- rectors will be nine well known Wyoming and South Dakota business jmen. They are: Richard Prister, | George M. Ashton and Albert Her- }man, all of Edgemont; William B. | Ross of Cheyenne, Jess Boner of Hat Creek, and Harry Rogers, George Rod and Gun Club Here | Incorporation articles have been filed for the Rod and Gun Club of Casper. They show thet there will be no capital stock, that the incor- porators are A. E. Stirrett, G. F. Bell and C. B. Wagner, and that |the directors are J. T. Gratiot, R. H \Wichols, C .E. Dawson, J. T. Scott, |G. I. Bell and B. B. Lummis. | New Livestock Company |) W. M. Jeffers, general manager of {the Union Pacitic; Charles B. Irwin ‘general agent for the same sy: em, and T. Blake Kennedy, well nown Cheyenne lewyer, have formed whe Jeff Land & Livestock company, ‘with a capitalization of $100,000. Baty . lon the |The incorporation papers show that The Red Cr equir- Norbeck and Nicholson lease and isthe main office will be at Cheyenne to locate the substantial majority located 18 miles west of Edgemont,| pnd that the company will operate in ford, who i | Laramie and Goshen counties. | GEOLOGICAL WORK i] Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying | Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., i, P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric H Casper, Wyo. { | } | vice. exchange in the country. market letter. Two Lusk, Wyo., | | SITE, IN THE LANCE C { Full Oil Right G selling at $100. Each pr Lots “us the famous Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver markets, over private telegraph wires. 1] We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any will get you the highest possible price. Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 The Young Woman Oil & Development Company HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN YOUNG WOMAN TOWR- TO COMMENCE IN 90 DAYS RIDE WITH THE LEASER—Buy a lot in the Young W. Townsite and share the possibilities in their Deeded Land. IV ROYALTIES Agreement with Midwest Means Enormous Revenue for State from One Section. The state of Wyoming will be en- riched during the coming five years approximately $3,000,000, accord- ing to the terms of an agreement recently made with the Midwest Oil -wupany, by which the cornpany will remain in possession of its lease on the state school sction 36-40-79, but agrees to pay the state one-third royalty en the entire production. Under the terms of the lease which will expire at the close of the pres- ent year the stete has been getting one-eighth royalty. Under the new lease which will go into effect start- ing January 1, 1920, the state will get one-third. The new lezse wil’ run for five years and during that ti it is ostimated that at least ,500,000 barrels of crude oil will be produced from this area. The oil will sell at a minimum average of $1.50 a barrel, with a guarantee percentage of 50 cents a bevrel for the state. In order to insure the increased production the Midwest Qil company arantees to develup the — entire acreage during the coming lease period. The section is already known 5, having the great- est production at the present time of any section in the state. Lend on all sides of ing heavily and it is expected that when it is thoroly developed it will set a record for production that will be hard to attain. The land has produced thou of barrels daily for the past years and reported to have a num- ber of wells capped and less than half the total acreaye drilled out. a eee eee TWO PEOPLE ARE WANTED | Inquiry as to the whereabouts of Mrs. Fred Swanson and James Craw- ford, both known to be residents of Casper, ,were received thi ing by Dr. W. H. Bradley rman of the Natrona county Red Cross chapter. i is endeavoring > relatives of John Craw confined in a military hospital at Fort Sheridan suffering from injuries he sustained while a member of the American expedition- ary forces. As the soldier’s condition is serious, efforts are being, made to » relatives as soon as pos > knowing the whereabouts of the rel should call their at- tention to the inqui or phone the local chairman the information. Instant ser- List your stocks with us, we Ask for ow Offices Henry Hotel REEK FIELD—DRILLING oes With Each Lot irchase includes 1,000 shares of Young Woman Oil and Development Co. Oil Stock. FAGAN & RUSSELL ¥ BP. 0. Box 48 J. R. MURRAY 202 0. S. Bldg. ox Lusk, Wyo. Manager Casper, Wye. > KA When Your Doctor Gives you a prescription remember that we é Secs 2, ro @, KA eee, 2, - <> have a fresh stock of Drugs and Chemicals Also you can be sure that it is filled correctly o, - oe, RD + Sao KA 1% 00%, 0.8 o-afoeto MoM ape Registered Pharmacist in Charge of 2, aes ax ? this Department K 2, ? KA fo a8 efe-ofef 2, +, RD oO : Tripeny Drug Co. So.Center : : : : Phone 99 ans ay Me tan eo Moses Me este Maas ha hy ee Me ee sre te Ho se aM < » An tee he ate 2 1 es nate ate o! ate tee te a2o a%e o%e-48 Ow ah NGS APG Tah MONG? 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The influenza runs a very! brief course when the patient is care- ful, and if we keep the system in good condition and throw off the poi- |sons which tend to accumulate within our bodies, we can escape the disease. Remember these three C’s—a clean mouth, a clean skin, a clean bowels. To carry off posions from the sys- tem and keep the bowels loose, daily doses of a pleasant laxative should be taken. Such a one is made of May! apple, leaves of aloe, root of jalap,! and called Dr, JPierce’s Pleasant Pel- |lets. Hot lemonade should be used freely if attacked by a cold, and the patient should be put to bed after! a hot mustard foot-bath. To prevent the attack of bronchitis | or pneumonia and to control the paiff, Anuric tablets should be obtained at the drug store, and one given every; two hours, with lemonade. The Anu- rie tablets were first discovered by Dr. Pierce, and, as they flush the bladder and cleanse the kidneys, they jcarry sway much of the posions and the uric acid. It is important that broths, milk, buttermilk, ice cream and simple diet be given regularly to strengthen the system and increase the vital resi tance. The fever is diminished by the use of the Anuric tablets, but in addition, the forehead, arms and s may be bathed with water (te- pid) in which a tablespoonful of sal- aratus has been dissolved in a quart After an attack of grip or pneumonia to build up and strengthen the sys- tem, obtain at a drug store a good iron ‘tonic, called “Irontic’” Tablets, or that well known herbal tonic, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.—- Adv. ~ ~ If the Shah of Pe were to he deprived of his income he would still be one of the richest men in the world. He would only have to sell his ornamer ge and precious stones to become possessed of about 000,000, II JALALLLLALLALLAZLLLLALALIV ALLA HAT KEEPS THE SUN OFF A Genuine KOOL KLOTH KRUSHER in four different shades, Tan, Navy Blue, Light Tan and Gray. 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BOLTON SYNDICATE Formed for the Securing of Production at a Minimum of Cost and Delay HOLDINGS-—-—— 160 acres TEAPOT DOME, adjoining heart of U. S. Naval Petroleum withdrawal. (The Trustees sub-leased this land to the Tiona Oil Co. Wednesday on a royalty basis. It will be drilied without cost to the Syndicate). acres POISON SPIDER field adjoining Ohio Producer. (This well came in Monday). acres BOLTON CREEK, the field that is now in the ‘limeligh:.’ Original holdings consist- ed of 240 acres. The Trustees closed a deal Wednesday for the entire structure, without a bonus. No more favorable reports have ever been made on a new field by geologists of the large operating companies than have been made on this structure. They estimate the depth to the Dakota and Muddy sands at from 950 to 1010 fect. A strike here would result in tremendous profits. Lands on two sides being actively developed by New York Oil and Carter Oil. ALL TITLES ARE CLEAR—-NO CONFLICTS—NO d FIGHTS—NO COMPROMISES | The Trusiees of the Syndicate are WIDE-AWAKE, EFFICIENT, RELIABLE BUSINESS MEN who knew that success could come only thru a CLEANCUT organization, founded on SANE BUS!- NESS principles, with a WELL DEFINED, DEFINITE program. The progress already made has justified their stand. This program and policy willl be adhered to and followed to the end. Material progress has been made. Camp erected, roads built, reservoir constructed, all hauling and drill- | ing arrangements made, additional acreage secured and part of holdings sub-leased for immedi- } ate development on very favorable terms for the Syndicate. Rig builders left for field Thursday. 166 960 With everything moving along smoothly, the result of a VIRILE, EFFICIENT ORGANIZA- TION, results should be known by July |. I strongly urge those who want to invest in an or- ganization where the chance of loss has been reduced to a MINIMUM, to purchase Units in this Syndicate before the balance of the 250 original Units are sold, otherwise, you can expect to pay a PREMIUM if you have to buy them on the ‘street.’ I can now arrange terms if it is in- convenient for anyone to pay cash. All subscriptions returned as soon as remainder of the 250 Units at $100.00 each are sold. 314 OIL EXCHANGE BLDG. GEO. C. SWARTZ PHONE 985-W POISON SPIDER-BOLTON SYNDICATE DEPOSITORY: Stockmen’s National Bank SYNDICATE TREASURER: Leigh Townsend : SYNDICATE TRUSTEES : HARRY N. FREE, Realty Operator. MARK U. WEBER, Experienced Oil GEO. W. JARVIS, Secretary & Manager Operator. Victor Wyoming Oil Company. LEGAL COUNSEL, Nichols & Stirrett.