Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 4

&ocaor”™ Aas etme NS maw wt eee oe sichccycscas mee | Se Se rae lathe terrier uty tist Gaartes TODAY MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg.. [ELNCE WELL ON TOP. OF CAPROGK, 5 CLAIM | The Reliance well west of Doug- j tas is believed to have reached the caprock below which the oil sand will be tapped and work has been Lecal Stocks Williams E. T. -- 1.45 1.55 jsuspended to cement the hole prep- Ba ask | Western Explr. -- 3.00 8.15 Jaratory to making the final test. Amalgamated Rity 1.25 1.37 38.00 38.25 [The rock was reached at a depth of American -----. BB 225 -30 /3,655 feet and the hole is said to Atlas --- -- 33 Unite, ibe in excellent shape with no sign of Boston W: .68 |" Stanley Green - 50 75 | weter. Bessemer —- 25 | Mosher —- 600 800 | Completion of the well is anxiously Big Indian ee RS 300 400 awaited by Douglas investors who Burke Oil — .55 | Teapot --— 90 100 {financed the operations and officials of Buck Creek 5 | Z New York Curb Black Tail - | Midwest Refg. -.- 1783 |timistic reports on the prospects. Columbine Midwest Com. --- 2.50 |fhe company controls some 4,000) Con. Royalty Midwest Pref 3.50 lacres of land in the immediate vi-| Cow Gulch _-_-- | Merritt ----_ 28.00 {cinity of the well and will reap big| Casper Ranger -- - | Glenrock Oil 6.75 | profits if a strike is made. lihorn eee ae 3 a | Cosden -___ 0 Predictions are held out that the | Mike Henry - 18 a5 | {7 pemnlzee E- 5 result of the test will be known in| Outwest -- 207 -10 Sinclair Gulf {30 days. An immense amount of} Picardy. -----...- 08 -10 ane oe aS ees. {time and money hee been expended Great Western Pet .30 35 st. Sts. O. . 2 on the project. Hutton Lake ---. 083 —_.043 New York Stock Exchange We SE ee Jupiter ___ -09 ll Open Close ATION HERE Kinney —_ aS -70 .74 Mexican Pet. 1833 { | Lance Creek Rity. 1.25 1.37 Texas Oil __ 267 | Lusk Royalty --_ 1.15 1.20 | Sinclair Oil _ 63 AT| N Lusk Petroleum 1.40 1:50 {°0.S.'Steel__ 2-2 106% FILES INCORPOR Mountain & Gulf —.48 coe a | = Mosher Oi] ----- --- 1.00 Bis 99.30 ———— p Northwest — .60 .64 Ist 4s 94.70 Another new corporation is ‘the, Riverton Refg. ~- -20 25 | 2nd 4s _- 93.94 93.94 | Wyoming Filling Station company. It) Rity. & Pr. Corp. -95 1.00 Ist 44s _ 95.30 95.30 } will operate at Casper with a capitali- wameet oe -40 44 | 2nd 4is — 94.16 94.16 | zation of $100,000. As indicated by United Petroleum 10 As: 8rd 43s — 95.20 95.20 fits name, it will engage in the auto Tom Bell Rity. -_ .95 1.05 | 4th 44s _ 94.18 94.20 fand gasoline supply business. The Wind River Refg. 47 -52 | Victory Loan ---- 99.90 99.90 | directors are George B. Nelson, H, C.) WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET --$1.00 Elk Basin —-___ 1.50} Grass Creek aos 1.60} Lusk <.-_ 1.50] Lander -_ SPLIT HILL ANTIGLINE © ORIN FEELS EFFECTS OF (5 PROSPECTIVE DOME PROSPECTIVE REFINERY A new structure isnuvn as the | ORIN, June 20.—The Lance Creek Split Hill Anticline and located in Refining company announces that it the eastern end of Converse ¢:un- ;now has material on the way for the ty, has been reported on favorably jerection of its new refinery, the site by Geologist F. John S. Sur and R. thaving recently been purchased from C. Coffin, assistant state cevlegist |local parties. It is planned to build ot Colorado. A company is now in+a plant with a capacity of 1,500 bar- the process of formation which will be /rels daily and this will be increased termed the Wolfrang Explorationias the production grows from the company and is officered by A, B.|company’s properties in the Lance Clark of Lander as president; F. M. | Creek field. Gill of Denver as secretary and A.j P. Fair of Hudson as treasurer. A tivity during the past few weeks and number of Douglas ojl operators’\from now on a steady rapid growth names will appear on the board of is anticipated. 2 directors and many other local pao- ple have become interested in the concern. The new field lies in townships 36 and 37 and ranges 67 and 68 and a recent report made by Geologist Sur states that the folding which caused the Split Hill anticline occurred at the same time as that which formed the Lance Creek field and the trend of those structures is anelogous. According to Mr. Sur the Shannon sandstone can be expected to produce oil in commercial quantities and, should be reached in this field at a depth of approximately 2100 feet. In} his opinion the Wall Creek sands} should be tapped at a depth of 3800 finding oil in the shales above the and are hard to obtain. days only. $12 feet and there is also a possibility of first Wall Creek sand. The town has seen considerable ac-| Posey, J. W. Johnson, A. E. Chandler) and Perry A. Morris, all of Casper. Articles of incorporation were filed in Cheyenne today for the Min- nesota-Wyoming Oil & Development} company, which will have a capital stock of half a million dollars and maintain an office at Lusk. The first directorate consists of F. A. Patter- son, Benjamin Berglund, Alexander Bell, William F. Tobin and George H. Howes, all of that cit eee The border line between the Unit-| ed States and Mexico is 1200 miles} in length, with about 600 miles of it a purely imaginary line. That part) of the border line defined by the banks of the Rio Grande is well} marked. | GEOLOGICAL WORK | Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Impressive Facts About Silk Shirts, which with other wearing apparel has also reached the pinacle of war-time conditions { Therefore its astonishing to ' think that under such trying conditions we are still game in offering all and any of our High Grade Silk i Ace Brand Shirts at 15 per cent discount for a few ' , LOOK! -00 Broadcloth Silk Shirts na $10.20 a for ON TRAVELERS’ tiem $6.00 Tub Silk WELL AT 2,100 y Shit for. BOLO Work has be sume: 4| of Glenrock, after a period of in- A few more of our regular activity caused by inadequate boiler service. There is still a shortage of power which will be remedied as soon as repairs can be made to a larye boiler, but Manager Clayton is get 2 ting along as best he can with a small boiler. | $5. tT 4 It was expected that oil would b« encountered et about 1,600 feet, but} that point has long since been passed with the drill still in the red bes after passing through a 40-foot roc formation. The hole is reported to be more than 2,100 feet deep. g Shirts at EWS & YOUNG MENS OVTHITTE FS iaprcmedeuees < )) | Take Home a Silk Shirt 164 SOUTH CENTER The Home of Society Brand Clothes Truck Owners Attention WE BUILD ANY STYLE TRUCK BODY FOR ANY MAKE OF TRUCK Estimates Furnish ed Schulte: Havd@are’Ca. 132 South Center Street Phone 64-W . BLACKSMITH SHOP Corner Second and David—Phone 368-J the company have issued the most op-| The strike was made at 1514 feet and/tion of the field. The oil will find a Eve Casper Daily Cribune ADDISON GETS | a string of tools. Drilling has been | | resumed at 800 feet and the oil lies |only 200 feet. deeper in this part of the field. Production is practically | assured. | With the completion of three oi! ‘wells and one gasser ey had Addison |, i i ed at! company and an oil wel] and a gasser | Third oe is Rie ie | by the Fargo people, the question of | Poison pider, arketing | marketing facilities is now coming to | Question Up. |the front and it is probable that! | Addison O#l company records for) steps to this end will be taken during | consistent development received an-\the coming weeks. With the comple- other boost Thursday with the comple-}tion of the Fargo well the two com- | tion of well No. 4 in the Poison’ panies, whose interests are closely re- | Spider field, which came in withy a) lated, will have five oil wells and with- good flow and a showing for produc-) jn the next two weeks will be made to tion of between 300 and 400 barrels. ! establish data regarding total produc- We Recommend | E. T. WILLIAMS AND | CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY §) As a Splendid Investment §) ‘was delayed for a week by accidents | ready market at a good price, for over which drillers had no control. while being a dark oil, it runs about Approximately 1,000 acres are 25 per cent in gasoline content, the added to the proven area by the suc- cessful completion of this well and the | strike takes on special significance | in this respect. | H Kra At the same time announcement is Otto . usse made that Fargo well No. 3. will/ reach the sand by Monday of next} B | Co | roKerage U0. If That Light or Appliance or HENNING HOTEL Door Bell Isn't Working Let Us Fix It Try Our Service . Electric Supply and Construction Company Room 1 Mokler Bldg. Phone 483-W Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 §f! | | | Dutton, Staley & Company Brokers Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver | markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- viee. 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 market letter. Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg., Phone 1134 Lusk, Wyo., Henry Hotel week, having also been delayed by a] highest of any oil of its kind in the fishing job resulting’ from the loss of ‘state in this respect. \qela. next month. The Poison ; pared to furnish gas for Casper re-/ Producing class now holds out gardless of the passage of the leasing ; bill in that their production is on’ ‘patentable land and will be ayailable| for use at any time. test has yet been made of the deep! ‘structure of the field and a well to} FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919 this depth probably will be sia companies also will be pre- field having taken its place in th. sibilities of developing into on + most prolific in iain dp In Sears to the Fargo and Addison intere.: the Ohio and Curtis companies are developing their holdings and ,.. companies are entering the field, in had the Poison Spider-Bolton | 6 Aside from the proven sands no A Firestone Year OOD news travels fast. That's why “the trade” speak of this as a “Firestone Year.” The mileage that the Firestone Gray Sidewall has been giving has gotten around. No more shopping around for those who have dis- covered the real most miles per dollar answer— Firestone TIRES Miles Mast per Dollar _ Earl C. Boyle 231-237 North Center Street-—Phone 9 J. J. GIBLIN AllsLocal Oil Stocks Bought and Sold We represent the Equitable Life Insurance company of New York and several excellent Fire and Automobile Insurance companies. If interested call at the office and talk it over. Rooms 312-313 Oil Exchange Building. Phone 1176 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 a lot in the Young Woman Townsite and share the possibilities in their Deeded Land. Full Oil Right Goes With Each Lot Lots selling at $100. Each purchase includes 1,000 shares of Young Woman Oil and Development Co. Oil Stock. FAGAN & RUSSELL J. R. MURRAY 202 O, S. Bldg. Manager Casper, Wyo. P. O. Box 48 Lusk, Wyo. Wholesale Supply Co. I 0. O. F. Building 143 E, Second Street SATURDAY SPECIALS Tourist Catsup, per bottle -! ‘Farm House Chile Sauce, per bottle ..... & Emmer Breakfast ‘F. per pkg. ..... Codfish, per pound ._.... Oranges, White Cornmeal, Buckwheat Flour, Mason Fruit Jars, Pints, per doz. Mason Fruit Jars, Quarts, per doz. .... Mason Fruit Jars, One-half gallon, per CY A neler Extra Fancy Dry Onions, Blha. Way ee Phone 903 ood, Announcement of the Lance Creek Syndicate The Lance Creek Syndicate is assembling material and erecting a derrick, on its holdings in Section 15-35-65, in the Lance Creek Field,,and expects to spud in a well not later than the 15th of July. Active drill- ing operations will be prosecuted on this land. In addition to this, material is on the ground, and a camp established on the holdings in the north part of the field. A camp has already been established on the holdings in Section 34, a portion of which is deeded land. The union well on section 22 is now down about 2700 feet, and prospects are very bright for securing production at very little more depth than the Ohio Oil company well on section 3. To secure additional funds to comply with the drilling contracts, trustees have décided to offer, at this time, the remaining issues of the first offering of units to the original! unit holders at $150 each up until July 1st, after which time. they will be available for pur- chase by the general public. Some matters are now pending of importance to this Syndicate, which the trustees hope to announce at an early date. We want the co-operation of every unit holder. All back pay- ments on units purchased at the first offering are now due. These units are subject to cancellation if back payments are not paid by the 15th of July. The new issue of Units and receipts for back pay- ments on old Units can be procured at the office of Geo. C, Swartz, 314 Oil Exchange Building. THE LANCE CREEK SYNDICATE C. H. ANDERSON,. A. P. NESBITT, CARL SHUMAKER, Trustees. Sandison ‘Marke Co. 143 East Second Street Phone 424 SPECIAL SATURDAY A big saving on your Sunday Meats Lard has advanced in price by now At the Old Price—Swift’s Silver Lear Lard 2 Ibs, net weight, pail 0occcnLecenn 5 lbs. net weight, pail ..... 10 Ibs. net weight, pail ...... Choice Pork Loin Roast oecscccmme- Choice Pot Roast Choice Plate Boil . Corn Beef Home Dressed Spring Chickens, per lb. ], SANDISON, Proprietor’