Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 4

( ] ‘ Room 212, Oil Local Stocks Bd Ark Amalgamated Rity = 1.50 1.75 American -- —--- 023 03 Atlas --- -50 -60 Bessemer --- - 80 Boston Wyo. -..- -60 Burke Oil Buck Creek - Big Indian ~~~ Black Tail Columbine Con. Royalty Cow Guleh —- Casper Ranger Elkhorn Mike Henry Outwest ___ Picardy 10 Great Western A0 Hutton Lake ---_ 06 Jupiter —_____- 10 Kinney mee. 215. Lance © k Rity 1.50 Lusk Royalty — 1.40 Lusk ‘oleum 2.00 Mountain & Gulf Mosher Oil ----- Northwest —-~_- Rity & Prod. Corp Riverton Refg. Sunset = Tom Bell Rity 60 | Ist 44s - | 3rd 43s _-- {NGORPORATIONS TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY || AI THESTATE CAPITOL Exchange Bldg. , Wind River Refg. | Williams, E. T Western Explr. | | Wyo-Kans. -._-- | Wy-O-Tex —- | Units. | Stanley Greene- 125 | Mosher - - 600 800 | 200 Club ~ 300 400 | Teapot -_ - 90 100 New York Curb 189 Micyest Refg. --_ Midwest Com. Midwest Pref. Merritt Glerrock Oil Cosden ----__-__ 1 Okmulgee P. & R. Sinclair Gulf -__- Salt Ck. "Pr. Assn. Wst. Sts. 0. & L. § New York Stock Exchange Open Close 1814 2824 664 108% Mexican Pet. Texas Oil Sinclair Oil _ USs Steeles | 2nd 4s 2nd 44s United Petroleum 09 | 4th 44s WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET Warm Springs ~--- --$1.00 Elk Basin ~... Balt Creek — 1.60] Grass Creek Big Muddy - -- 4.50] Lusk _-_ Pilot Butte - --- 1,50)}Lander — WVOKANS OIL SYNDIGATE ‘ORIN JUNGTION BOASTS GETS VALUABLE LEASE IN THE FERRIS FIELD Following up its policy of expand- ing with the progress of oil develop-! ment in Wyoming, the Wyokans Oil syndicate announces the ac i of a valuable le: a dome of the Lost Soldier field which marks another step toward placing it in the class of major oil issues of the state. One hundred and sixty acres of the lease lie in section 6- B5-86 between the anticlines of the structure, close to the apex, and the quarter is within a mile of the Gen- eral Petroleum well, which is already showing evidences of oil and gas and is believed to be on top of the oil sands. Another querter section is located in section 87 and with 11 wells drilling in the field and one} producer already capped it is likely | that the land will be proved before the Wyokans can start drilling. Locations for two new wells also were made Sunday on holdings in the Salt Creek field where the Wyo- kans has five producers and derived over $100,000 in reven from the svie of oil last year. Casing head gas plants will be in operation on| these wells shortly and will increase } production, Considerable progress has been | made on the syndicate well in the | Lance Creek field, which is located | on the apex of the structure. on the e SHERIDAN-WYOMING GETS. NEW GUSHER IN MAVERICK s that another thousand bar- | ha Sheridan-Wyoming Oil company holdings in the Maverick field, 1 Riverton, have been issued by of cials of the compan 2 1,000- of this barrel gush 2 new one, his well will be capped and another well started close by. It is proposed to run a pipe line to Lander and build a refinery there. The oil is black of a high gr: and is a valuable oil. Although the fompany had a chance to contract the oi 1.20 a barrel for a period t has been ri ted and been organized and the oil to Lander of 10 years, a company h finenced to carry and refine it there. HEATON HOLDINGS TAKEN OVER BY YORK PETROLEU The York Petrole Co., rado corporation has taken over a considerable proportion of the hold- ings and equipment of the Heaton Oil & Ref. Co. in Kansas and in Fre- mont county, Wyo. The company is zed for 1,500,000 sha. Fred T. Smith is president; avid Heeton, vice-president, and T. U. Gugvenheimn, se y und treas- Willian in, of Brook- n, and Robert Miers, of New York, the other directors. which ure four inpers cquipped, the B nh Montgomery county, K i Big Hollow; 160 the Plunkett; 160 veres in 4 Butte, and 800 acres in the | Gr Creek fields i Wyoming; a lease i Duk in Kastland ity, Texas; a ucres in the yse Creek field in 'Te The com- proposes to drill ¢ ice on the kett hold been struck in the |} a Colo-| ucquired include the} 1 Montgomery coun-| OF LOCATION SOLO FOR ANOTHER OIL REFINERY Orin Junction seems destined to be jhe next Wyoming town to experi- ence the thrills that come from being | an oil center, for it looks as if that} town is slated for a refinery. Re-| cently the tract of land lying near the storkyards there was sold by the! owne O. Gaylord, for a refinery | site. The treet comprises about! eighty acres and brought $3000. The! name of the purchaser or who he} represents was not made public. | Orin is well situated for a refinery, | according to authors of the report. | It would furnish a gravity flow all the way from Lance Creek field and peing situated at the junction of the Northwestern and Burlington on the river would have emple transporta- tion and water faciliti essentials or the location of a r ery. There is a_ possibility, too, that Orin raay have an oil field of its own at the edge of town. (OWA CAPITALISTS IN THEAMOPOLIS FIELD THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., May 26 —A deal has just been consummate whereby the Mieir-Morrell organiza- tion, composed of wealthy Iowa peo- ple, has secured leases on 1,440} acres on King dome in township 44, rang 96 and 97 W. Mr. Mieir has been Thermopolis the past two weeks and is negotiating with con- j tractors for the drilling: of the orga- niz 's first well on this s operations to start at possible moment. Mr, J gotiating with supply ti for houses complete standard rig outfit to be ed immediately on the lease, and will be equipped to go to the lower sands at 3,000 feet if advisable. Several other fields have been in- vestigated during the past year by Mr. Micir, and King dome proved to j be the most likely structure. He has also been closely watching the drill- ing done on King dome by the Unit- ed States Oil end Gas company of Portland, Ore nd by the Glencross Oil company. The Glencross well As down more than 800 feet and the pil showing and indications have been most gratifying. At a depth of about 400 feet a heavy flow of gas was encountered—estimated at one million feet {portion of fsyndicate i This v ed off. A se made to the Iowa t of the Glencross {Oil compan, tensive holdings, anc ‘Phat company ill receive a roy ‘on all production. _> The word “gout” is derived from the Latin ‘gutta’ i being that gout mysterious fluid being the joints. a y a dropped into w Otto H. Krausse FILED other two-million-dollar oil concern | were filed with the secretary of state jin Cheyenne. It will be known as the United Producers company, and its headquarters will be in Cheyenne. On its first directorate will be seven well known business men of Wyoming and Colorado. They are: Jess Yoder, E. W. Stone and Harry J. Mallen, all of Cheyenne; Mike Henry, J. R. Hylton | and Charles A. Guenther, all of Doug- {las, and Mark A. Skinner of Denver. GLENROGK DRILLS PAST BIT IN LANGE GREEK Reports from the Glenrock well on the Atlas lease in the Lance Creek field are to the effect that the drill- ers have at last succeeded in drilling past the bot that has held up operz- tions recently and are now 20 feet) below, with the casing set below the| point of trouble. Steady progress is again bein made and the depth of the well is reported at 3,280 feet. “Great Tom,” the chief bell of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, is tolled only on the death and funeral of any member of the royal family, or the bishop, the dean, or the lord mayor. a. Townsite and share the possi Young Woman FAGAN & P. O. Box 48 Lusk, Wyo. | RIVER SYNDICATE | Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest price. Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 POWDER Articles of incorporation for an- The Young Woman Oil & Development Company HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN:YOUNG WOMAN TOWN- SITE, IN THE LANCE CREEK FIELD—DRILLING TO COMMENCE IN 90 DAYS RIDE WITH THE LEASER—Buy allot in the Young Woman Full Oil Right Goes With Each Lot Lots selling at $100. Each purchase includes 1,000 shares of il and Development Co. Oil Stock. J. R. MURRAY Manager The Casper Daily Tribune “GAS SHOWING DEVELOPS IN WINONA WELL, GLAIM Winona Oil corporation’s well in the Powder River field has developed a strong gas showing and a party of Casper businessmen on a visit to the field Sunday were imp possibilities of the t extend the proven te ¢ tance north of Powder River station. Among those who visited the prop- erty Sunday were Director Meyers and his brother, H. Meyers, Mr. Thompson of the jeundry company, Messrs. Carnes and Meaney of the Carnes brokerage, Mr. Bourland of ‘the Casper Dry Cleaning company, and Messrs. Dean, Druba, Gunn, Berg and Plaistridge. Mr. Gleason, anoth- er member, took photos of the Ohio! gassers, the Winona camp and outfit tnd the Notches well. Another pic-| ture shows Powder Riv tation with) Jack Clark, the mayor, in the back- ground. Field Manager Freel and Mr. Ham- lin, head driller, took the visitors in| charge and showed them the field and the operations with lunch to fol- low in the camp dining yoom. a GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map end Blue Print Co., P. O. Bor 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric r, Wyo. ibilities in their Deeded Land. RUSSELL 202 0. S. Bldg. Casper, Wyo. WINONA A Showing of Gas Was Noticeable in “WINONA’S” First Well by Visitors to the Field Sunday The POWDER RIVER SYNDICATE who Have Let Contract to Finish “WINONA’S” First Well Fully Expect to Bring ina GOOD WELL SOON Buy all you can of “Winona” and Powder River Syndicate Units The Best Buy at the Present Time is WINONA at 5 Cents and Powder River Syndicate Units at $100.00 Per Unit Each For Further Information Which Will Be Cheerfully Furnished, Address Cc Phone 703 520 East 3rd Street with the | ome dis- | POISON SPIDER: BOLTON SYNDICATE Formed for the Securing of Production at a Minimum of Cost and Delay HOLDINGS——— 160 acres TEAPOT DOME, adjoining heatt 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 drilled 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 ‘limelight.’ 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 feet. A strike here would result in tremendous profits. Lands on two sides being actively developed by New York Qil and Carter Oil. ALL TITLES ARE CLEAR—NO CONFLICTS—NO FIGHTS—NO COMPROMISES The Trustees of the Syndicate are WIDE-AWAKE, EFFICIENT, RELIABLE BUSINESS MEN who knew that success could come only thru a CLEANCUT organization, founded on SANE BUSI- 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 deill- 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. With everything moving along smoothly, the result of a VIRILE, EFFICIENT ORGANIZA- TION, results should be known by July 1. 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, otherwiser 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. A}! 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 KARRY N. FREE, Realty Operator. MARK U. WEBER, Experienced Oil GEO. W. JARVIS, Secretary & Manager Operator. Victor Wyoming Oil Company. LEGAL COUNSEL, Nichols & Stirrett. 160 960 5 Cea .- KIRCHNER P. O. Box 1117 CASPER, WYOMING (ON A