Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 4

TODAY® MARKETS BY Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. ————— Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1919 INCORPORATIONS FILED IN STATE 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 YOUNG BRINGS IN BIG GUSHE The Young Woman Oil & Development Company . Wyo. HAVE LEASED THEIR LAND IN YOUNG WOMAN TOWN- Market closed until Monday; no chan, ; Big Muddy Well Comes in witl — = 3 ge tm quetations. j s in with —_ & Local Stocks Williams, E. T... 1.80 2.00 Flush Production of 1,500 E SITE, IN THE LANCE CREEK FIELD—DRILLING Beverage Company #4 Rock wa a t Be i TIP ST I ng Asmalgasinted Bity 1.50 168 | Whemeeen S49 $40. | Barrels on Monday. TO COMMENCE IN 90 DAYS mah — — 08 ao 4 ss = - 346 3.25 «| eSB S A aa Williams Pete Forme American - ae RG 03 | Wy-0-Tex B+] Ott H K r - 86 % : , : ae Atdss =u 26 40 Gnlis. 40 Young Oi company’s well No. 4 0 rausse — WITH THE LEASER—Buy a lot in the Young Woman (Special to the Tribune) A sarees See < 25 ley Greene $100 125 °” Section 3, Big Muddy field, was ownsite and share the possibilities in their Deeded Lan CHEYENNE, Wyo, Jude 4-—The Sea Mackin \ 8 ae] Moot 100 126 completed Monday to the Wall Creek Brokerage Co Full Oil Right Goes With Each Let oa. ste een taro Burke Oil ------ _.60 | 260 Club _ 800 400° |S27d. The initial flow for the first £ touting their ow is well illustrat- Busk Creek 6.40 | Teapot ____ ~~ “90 109 © 24 hours has been over 1500 barrels RST ed by the filing poration ar- ae ae 3 45 | a (New York Ga making us well one of the largest HENNING HOTEL Lots selling at $100. Each purchase includes |,000 shares of Mien for the Beverage neon Petia os | Midwest Refg. _.. 184% 5, |Cver brought in at this field. There é ] . . company $1 wh Golumbine _ 438 | Midwest Com. zis’ i854 |are also three other known produc- Young Woman Oil and Development Co. Oil Stock sagt eS ie aes Con. Rover 2 1.02 | Midwest Pref. __ 2.75 3.95 |in& sands at No. 4, the first being We Recommend ree { Cow Gulch —_-- 2.40 | Meritt ____. . 30. ‘the Shannon at 1300 feet, a stray NI < t Casper Ranger. _.35 |! Glenrock O11 sere jor producing about 100 biereate E. T. WILLIAMS AND : FAGAN & RUSSELL teak’ the Elkhorn —___- 72 Coden: 2 = 290 [daily from 1700 feet and the original NSO! a . 0. Box 48 facture Mike Henry - © 7i6 | Okmulgee P. & R. sarte stray at 2700 feet. Plans ace band col LIDATED ROYALTY Lusk, W eV 202'0'S: Bldg. cae Outwest —__ - 08 | Sinclair Guif ____ 60.00 made to perforate the casing at these {J As a Splendid Investment or eid Manager Casper, Wyo. may : pans 2 ae 10 | Salt ie Pr. Assn. 54.00 i oi? sands and it is thought that s fur hat beers ireat Western Pet 30 | st. Sts. 0. & L. 7.75 8.00 is well will then be t argest i id wines « de. T Hutton Lake _-.. 08 | New York Stock Exchange Big Muddy. Well No. 4 has created [| Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 ~ Ssiatues ecw Giegane aoe Japliee ares 09 i Open jmore comment and int t than eny ~ | den Facinell ney ee -70 | Mexiean Pet. _ 9 < | well in this vicinity since the bring- ei isement: i 7 H. Ar oth of Rock Lance Creek Rity. 1.37 } Texas Oil 2 aa ing in the famous Fenex well Fa Read the Advertise s in The Daily Tribune and Save Mone a Lusk Royalty —-_ 20 | Sinelair Oil __ Young Well No. 3 is still main- Lusk Petroleum -- Mountain & C Mosher Oil Northwest — << Rity. & Pr. Corp. Riverton Refg. ~~ Sunset United Pet. - Wind River Refg. 94.74 95.60 - 94.90 -100.00 |taining a~good production from the \stray at 2800 feet and will be drilled down to the Wall Creek sand in the jnear future. | Young well No. being drilled | with rotary tools, is down 1800 feet jand the hole is in good shape. As | No. 5 is only 300 feet from No. 4 a | big producer is expected. _> - LOVELL TO PLAY BASIN "™ FORDSON TRACTOR ° " —E r Warm Springs 1.85 ’ . Williams, Mart Selt Creek - 1.60] Grass Creek 1.85}, BASIN, Wyo., June 3.—The Lovell iiems, Martin Big Muddy = pebltaees Lge | baseball team will play the Basin first tei lis. er 1160\ Lender 125}team in Basin next Sunday after- ie *{noon. This will be the first game on ne alee the home grounds since the new team ae aay “ "3500 , prep 000 Jt At the next meeting of the city has been organized. cil, am ordinance will be intro- rT ' alling for bids for a city ce-} ments contractor, who will have} charge of laying all cement work OIL ONION Former Director of Petroleum Division Now Associated with Sinclair Interests. WASHINGTON, D. C., June that is handled in Casper this sum-} mer. The object of ‘the ordinance will be to place all sidewalk con- struction in Casper under supervision of the eity cement contractor, and thus it is believed property owners will be saved much expense. 200 FEET AND SAIL 15 POUNDING STEABILY . Requa has resigned as geperal TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc : - ivis 4 3 = ne loc ces — See elas oes STOCKS AND BONDS FOR HAULING HEAVY LOADS ge acer and is to become associated with the J0anch hole and has Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ang The Ideal Servant for Contractor, Oil Man and Rancher Sinclair petroleum inter Dr. H. | . ‘ A. Garfield, United States Fuel ad-| pe? en 33 OF SE OPE BE We TEES. he s in chesre miniatrator, in accepting Mr. Requa’s lace the convewient facilities of our office at your dis- resignation, said: posal to buy; sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- als of the syndicate have “J appreciate that. your work has| ute quotations. re dence he structure in now reached a stage at which it is Information and quotations furnished upon request on wt . t and their reasonable for you to ask, as you, Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. ° p ovo ached ag be opis : . have done, that I accept your resigna- Phone 203 Cc , Wyo. 212 Oil Excha: Bi >2 2 1 1 ~ a ya . wo and successful tioih aeeden ted Reomelmorthe ian! caper, Wre Exchange) ate: 231-237 North Center Street-—Phone 9 geolog tical ofl men “¥ do so with regret, and yet with! e pleasure, for, while it marks the con-] = * ¢ clusion of our joint serviees in con- en ae: eI ° th nection with the fuel administration, : cary " I am glad to believe that it is the . os or nla Geen Cae eee utton, Staley ompany eet aera! \ bere a few which I trust may extend usefully over many years. “In accepting your resignation per- mit me not only to express my appre- ciation of the devotion and ability Daily accurate quotations markets, over private tel Brokers from New York and Denver SIGNIFIGANGE OF WATER The Well That Will vice. We furnish quotations on any stock listed on any exchange in the country. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our which you have brought to the taskj and the achievements which are fairly | yours but also to say what I know is| WO (o OCONTED in your mind, that the administration of the oil division owes much to the} hearty and efficient cooperation ren- dered by the national petroleum war service committee, organized as a re- sult of your activities in the office. “In your new asi Sinclair petroleum interests I hope you will find time to continue your advocacy of the necessity for coop- eration in the petroleum industry be- tween capital and labor and between the industry as a whole and the gov- ernment along the lines frequently discussed by us. With warmest re- wards and best wishes, I remain, sin- ore ours, H. A. Gacfiield, United States Fuel Administrator.” Mr. Requa is a mining engineer of wide experience, is a consulting engi- { tion with the!) === neer to the bureay of mines on petro-) vice-president of of leum, is a American Institute metallurgical enginee has been en- gaged for some years in producing BULK GREEK BRINGS IN GASSER, INGE CHER ‘The Buck Creek Oil company, drilling its No. 27 well on the north- west quarter of section 34-36-65 in the Lance Creek field on Monday de- veloped a big gas well at approxi mately 3,300 feet in the first sand. As a precaution, the boiler has been moved back, and the well will be drilled ‘deeper in the hope of bring- ing in an oil well when the lower stratum is reached. This well is about a hedf mile north of the 60 000,00040e0t gasser which the pany developed on the southwe quarter of the same section last fall. Ms depth indicates that it lies higher upon the structure than its prede- ressor. Reports from the field indi- cate that it is the consensus of opin- ion that this well will not get out of the gasser class at Jeast until much the | mining and| oil, and was chairman of the valua-| tion committee of the Independent} Oil Producers’ agency of Calternte7| of the pressure is exhausted so that the oil may escape from the sand. > WORLAND HIGH BEATS BASIN BASIN, Wyo., June 3.—The Wor- land high school team defeated the Basin team here yesterday by a score, of 14 to 13. played in Worland next Saturday. A return game will be! | market letter. We represent the Eguitabl If || Insurance companies. and talk it over. 3: SIDI IS IIS DISS TPS DLS DT 4AM, Lester Brokerage House \) LD N I . . : 156 N. Wolcatt wT, Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 Lusk, Wyo., Henry Hotel GIBLIN All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold New York and several excellent, Fire and Automobile Rooms 312-313 Oil Exchange Building. Specializing NEW YORK OIL WE TT IIOE LITO EDIE TS Determine Casper’s Location ~ On An Oil Dome is now being drilled two and a half miles from the city and rapid prog- 2 : lea . bi : ress 1s being made below 250 feet. !f we stmke oil, and competent geo? e Life Insurance company of logists believe it will_be encountered at a depth of less than 3,000 feet. All Casper Will Benefit and Prosper Fifty thousand dollars will completely finance the drilling of this well interested call at the office ANGHLA Phone 1176 Nf BOY RUSHING DEVELOPMENT: KIRBY SMEEK WELL ABANBOHED and place it under pipeline, and there are still some units to be sold at $10€ each the entire proceeds from which will be spent in develop- { . ne. & ment. This means that the investor hasan honest “run” for his money. pIHERMOPOLIS, Wyo. June 4 ‘The Highla r " in N © . ° ° ‘ i ; Pioneer Operations in a New Field §®: :::*: Phone 1442 N Bring the greatest returns in oil investments and this is what we have to ane f : © ee . offer in the toial sale of 650 units to make a test that prominent geolo- gists believe will be su cessful. Call at or write to the offices of the Both Cords and Fabrics ‘In all Sizes of Their Quality Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. Agents In Plain and Non-Skid Treads A Trial Will Convince You CASPER SUPPLY COMPANY OIL CITY ACCESSORY CO. 316 Oil Exchange Building - ~~ -- -- - Casper, Wyoming ab Bis © bis Board of Directors: feet, according to reliable port rom th id. Whether the suspe Angus McPherson, John F. Leeper, M. W. Purcell, Alexander McPherson, L. P. Newcomb byte tciposaitite to ss artery ee reck and that work was stepped for 4 Ie pr te + i the con par