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

TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE ROBT. ELLISON be Casper Daily Cribune “JUPITER WELL BEING ‘MIDWEST TO DRILL 80 in the field and has already awarded contracts for the rigs. MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1914 ' . = | It is understood that the Work oyt |lined by the Midwest for th. ;.°"' |diate future is for th : _. The Ohio company, it is stated, | dia' ; most part +. 7 | 1 | will not engage in an extensive drill- ioe Grilling contracts o, - | . : Ret 1 ths, but /°%set other production, ished by TAYLOR & CLAY | * an| will devote ite attention to inerees = oar wi its al “4 —s ean ret eee TIME TO FINISH TEST. OHO TO LEAN HOLES| sen cma tm ou : a | ij ‘ re |Tas r Colorado to spe, Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. ' } | conpleeane eh WeREREe: month on Lookout mountain oo! & President of Salt Creek Producers | aes | in wells in the held ard other wells|the popular resorts near Denon’ °! | Williams, E. T 1.45 155 to Be Named Vice President | The Jupiter well, the outcome of Work in the Big Muddy field, which} that have been non-productive for a Local Stocks Western Expir. __ 8.25 3/50 f Midw: - | which is awaited with more than the | has been at a rather low ebb for sev-| considerable space of time for want a Avnaigsaaboat nity | Wye. ae zeae #00 Seo ot Midwest | usual interest that attends the com- | eral months because of the necessity|.¢ pumping, the companies not hav-| =n malgamate: | een pF rams? ge: Fa ee pee ee pletion of a well because of its ef-|of transferring men and material to| ing been able to handle the oil at the! American -- Wy-0-Tex -- cr 25 30 ls peer S. Ellison, president of the | fect in determining the eastern limit |\he newer discoveries at Lance Creek reltbeten While, according to the! GEOLOGICAL WorK Atlas -_.------- = ae 22 roe alt Creek Producers’ association, | of the Big Muddy field, is standing |und Rock River fields, will be resumed| report, the Ohio will not start any || Maps and Blue Prints, Surveyin Boston Wyoming Stanley Green - 50 75 will be chosen vice president of the vai a ta ; i ? | - z j 2 s : to await the setting of the cement!»n an extensive scale within the very | new wells at present, the,company ex- Crude Oil Testing a Specia} Bessemer —-- | Mosher -- - 500 700 | Midwest Refining company as suc-| that was lowered into the hole to take |mear future, according to field re- aes its for f Wyoming Ma; ane ig 200 Club - - 800 400 | cessor to J. Robey Penn, who is leav-| ; pects to increase its force of men, |} Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co, Big Indian --- | = . care of a troublesome seepage of ports. i referelice-to married men, a} a KOH Teapot —-_ 90 100 | ing the Midwest organization to be-|water. The water, it is said. d Pa pS be ect ent {| P20: Box 325. Rum. 10, over Lyri A - hid Yaa Gas | comsiaesistant' to Preeiiont (Macot : ie water, it is said, does) The Midwest Refining company: is! fact that would indicate permanent Casper, W: . Buck Creek -- “ | of T nv Lo -ETeRier a jnot come from the Wall Creek send,| now arranging to drill 30 new wells employment. ut he Black Tail - | Midwest Refg. ~__ 180 |of the Texas & Pacific Coal & Oil|/but from a strata about 40 feet|* — - - Columbine Midwest Com. -_- 2.50 jcompany. Information was obtained | ahove the cap rock. | Con. Royalty — Midwest Pref. - 3.50 |at the Midwest offices here today} A sufficient amount of oil has| Cow Gulch --- Merritt ---— 38-76 | that Mr. Ellison ve arrive in Cas-/ arisen from the Wall Creek sand to! Casper Ranger -- Glenrock Oil 6.75 | per tomorrow and will at once be in-| convince Manager Essex and all of Elkhorn —--- Cosden - | troduced into his new duties as chief | his associates that a good well will Mike Henry sR es ae e Lea a sors the mows Be: |be brought in just 2s soon as the! Outwest --- Sinclair Gulf --_ 58.75 : fining and affiliated companies. Altho| cement hardens and the sand can be , Picardy — = at Ck. Pr. Assn. 60.50 1.50 | he will spend a portion of his time! penetrated a few feet farther, which | HOWARD W. WILSON E. I. THOMPSON z Great Western Pe’ Wst. Sts. 0. & L. 7.50 7.75 | in Denver, Casper will be his head-| iJ} be about the first of July. The} Formerly with Wilson, Cranmer Formerly Manager Dines & Co. Hutton Lake ---- New York Svock Exchange | quarters in order to be more closely! first attempt at cementing was a & Co., Denver Casper, Wyoming 7 papi Be ee Open Close | in ea with field coppers ne | failure, the great gas pressure pre-| Me , inney -- - Mexican Pet. — 188 183% | apid expansion of the lwest | venting the cement from setting, but | 4 Lance Creek Rity. Texas Qil - 277 274 | during the past two years during |it is thought that the difficulty will | VALDO F. WILSON R. R. CROKE, Lusk Royalty o Sinclair Oil 64 3% | Which Mr. n has guided operations’ be obviated this time because of the n , ; “ 7 > wi i . Tusk Petroleum—— U. 8. Steel —- 108i 1073 | into profitable channels, has greatly different method employed. Formerly Vice President Inter- Formerly with Wilson, Cranmer a Mountain & Gulf zone increased the responsibilities of the] Meanwhile Mr. Essex is devoting state Trust Co. & Co., Denver Mosher Oil - 39.30 99.30 position assumed by Mr. Ellison who,| his attention to the Pathfinder hole,| Northwest -- beat 95.00 | until two months ago, had served as} which is being drilled by the Lincoln Riverton Refg. -- 94.00 general counsel for the refining com-|'Petroleum company, the same con- BAY & Prod. Corp. 95.46 pany. As such he had charge of all} cern that is putting down the Jupiter panes a raey 94.10 litigation in which the company was| well. The hole, which was left stand- nnounce Jnited Petroleum oa involved and directed negotiations|ing for several months when the Tom Bell Rity. -- : | with the government relative to the! Pathfinder company ran short of | Wind River Refg. | oil and Jenstng bill. The possibilty funds, has been thoroughly cleaned Their Aghociation ties of the Midwest are practically] and drilling is now proceeding sat-| POCis WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET unlimited and the election of Mr.| isfactorily. | Under the Firm Name of Ellison as vice president paves the —_— nder the Firm Name of way for his becoming one of the a ‘ | ee O ‘. Fs 5 . A-‘co-operative bungalow colony 1.50|Lander — “IliLa ag |teading ofl field operating men of/¢o. pachelot girls is soon to be es- K Spree Be, , tablished in one of the suburbs of { | Before he joined the Midwest or-/ London, Ontario. l son om an ! ganization, Mr. Ellison was a resident | ' i of Colorado Springs, where he was | | counsel for the Cripple Creek Central | i 4 lines under the peesidescy of Henry Otto H Krausse Seven Hundred Five Sevefiteenth Street A fi. Ilactiner, now president of the ° H NEAR CHOSHON OT00K (IFFERED | Midwest kelining company. * or years | Telephone Champa 94 vhe was astuciated with Schuyler &| Broke e Co | Schuyler, zttorneys for may of the} rag ° IMA CES atat 7 NTC . a iat important heaaats in El Paso! L STOCKS INVESTMENT SECURITIES BONDS District West of Here Develops in- Salt Creek Producers Will Use ae perdsiend bo hatalae phaprtten Mae H ING HOTE to One of Biggest Wildcat Money to Purchase the Reed _| rado house of representatives. We Ricsmmend 1 SPECIALIZING IN WYOMING OILS Regions Interests | Mr. Penn, who has already won a ps perce E. T. WILLIAMS AND | | place among the most discriminating o Ae | Poe, Be s aie. | : {and successful operators in the oil We Solicit the Business of i re Equi 2 Possibility that the Shoshoni dis-| Present shareholders of the Salt Seige of the west, likewise, assumes {| CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY the Wyoming Investor and are Equipped trict may add one or more new pro-/ Creek Producers’ association will be |, ibiliti ; . maa Pp 1 ~. . a] eas ducing fields to the already long list | offered 100,000 shares of treasury igrester xesponsibiliiies | in jaccepbing, As a Splendid Investment to Promptly Execute all Orders in Local Securities in Wy is Y 5 i a position next to the head of the) pe in Wyoming is held out in the opera-| stock at $45 a share in the propor- jergest operator and holding com tions of companies now drilling or tion of one share of the latter to ; sod 4 a ; 5 ; in the Texas fields. His period preparing to drill on likely looking| every seven shares of old stock held Ve Aik 5 r Pilar’ | . structures. Acting upon favorable to finance the purchase of a majority 3 a Bag Nia ee ake bis. _ ereeae ee reports returned by well known geo-| interest in the Associated Oil com- eed vires = N o Y arate, } logists, activities this season mark a) panies from the estate of Verner Z, | —ce@guarters im New aon ~ y. - — = a a ee = great increase over previous develop- Reed. Notice of the offer is con-| " ments. tained in d the following announce- | ee Reviewing present plans the Sho-/ ment received by stockholders here: shoni Enterprise says: “Your directors have determined | “The Minnesota-Western Oil Co.,/ to issue an additional’ 100,000 shares | ‘ which started drilling on Muskrat, | of stock in order to enable the com- | eight miles south of here several pany to acquire certain substantial a weeks ago, has been on a fishing job | Interests in producing acreage in the - for an under-reamer, having reached | Salt Creek field, Wyoming, in which} ~ ” \e, depth of 800 feet when this trouble “¢reage your company is now largely | . 'came. interested. | 5 “ : 10 “Warrants will be issued to all the “The Northern Wyoming Oil Co., “Sh ; which drilled at McComb dome last | holders of stock trust certificates rep- | af <4 will resenting your company’s stock regis- year to a depth of 2000 feet as ‘ y | again resume operations in the course | tered at the close of business on June | of the next two weeks. Geo. Mor-| 27/1218 and 10 all stockholders of} row, field manager has been here for Tecord on said date, | several weeks trying to get things |) j40) thereof te 3S wil! cubis the lined up for the finishing of the well, ; 2) "rr Teneo’ to subscribe for a which is now an assured fact. Coal| Stuck trust certificete representing is being hauled to the camp, and| 0? (1) share of stock for each seven | efter Mr. Morrow gives the tools, (7) shares of stock in respect of | etc., the onceover and finds every- which such warrants have been is-| thing in good order the drill will be/S¥& | nentiailward: Subscriptions will be payable on | é _, or before the tenth day of July, 1919, | “John T. Cox, cashier of the Howe, | at $45 per share. All rights to subel era is here looking after ‘scribe will expire at the close of bus- - . iness on July 10, 1919. purchased from the Tindall-Wyoming |" “Tyansfer books will close June 27, A Word to the Wise _ Is Sufficient The man or woman who waits until an oil proposition has become a recognized success, never gets any- aAadMOd Oil Co., which was used to drill a 1919, and will be reopened July 11,| : test well in the Government Draw , q | He near Lander, “Several aries VAs tue of stock has ech gies, beceiibe rege se teaver Mr. Cox finish the hole ,but were| uate tans iy ctookhetdacarwill THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW—WHEN YOU CAN BUY none too 2nxious to accept Mr. Cox’s be payable at the New York Trust ‘most liberal proposition, so he is mov- . C E | company, 26 Broad street, New York| ing the rig to the Steffen holdings, | city New vari south of Badwater and about three;- 7 j, understood that the recent STOPSOGT CEPT TLE ere ee eeererss miles from Bonneville. Mr. Cox is purchase from the Reed heirs. gives | very favorably impressed with the ithe Salt Creek Producers’ associa- location of their holdings and the tion approximately 62 per cent of the stock of the nine associated compa- ‘nies. The interest so purchased will be placed in a holding company soon | | Another company that means busi-/ko be incorporated and in whic the | ness is the Indiana Oil & Mining Co.,/ Salt Creek Producers’ association prospects of this field and is up and ready to go the limit in reaching the precious oil. WINONA At 5 Cents Per Share ‘an POWDER RIVER SYNDICATE UNITS AT $100.00 EACH. BOTH ARE ACTING AND DOING THINGS WHILE OTHERS SLEEP. WINONA has LEASED LAND TO EASTERN OIL COMPANIES—WATCH DEVELOPMENTS. For Further Information Which Will Be Cheerfully Furnished, Address C. KIRCHNER Pe eEEE , which had its share of difficulties last ¢will have dominance. | lyear in drilling at Emery. After be-| — = ing unable to recover lost tools the| pe rig was moved 30 feet from the old} , location and again drilling is in pro- gress. E. Smilo president of the company, is remaining here until the t \Mield is proven, and indications last} i year were very good, a showing of oil ; —_—- ‘being had for some depth and gus in The veil of mystery surrounding sufficient quantity to fire the boiler. | the oil developments at Horse Creek “Another company will soon be in| has been lifted, following a series of the game drilling a short distance wild rumors about the well drilled touth of town, the Shoshoni Lumber) there by the Holmes syndicate on the Co, receiving this week the order for , Andrews ranch. rig materials to be delivered in ten The rig has been moved 1,200 feet | days. northwest of its former site, and an- “The Five Mile company is drilling | Other well, the second to be drilled by fourteen miles west of here and is{this outfit, will be spudded in with- | gsihe deodiat\100 feet: in ten days or two weeks. The rea-| “The Castle Garden Oil Co. is ar-|*°? for the moving is to be found inj ns rian? shad : 4]] the fact that the first hole struck the ranging to drill near Moneta and all mae 6 E 2 2 ra laa liate ge of the structure, got a small reports from the various fields stete aant weve 4 th pine’ that there will be scenes of the great-|F0Unt of oll, and then much water. | 2 Jil experts have said that this is a Phone 703 520 East 3rd Street P.O. Box 1117 CASPER, .WYOMING POWDER RIVER SYNDICATE ALVOIGNAS WaATa est developments in their history.” {nichiy encoureging sign, as it shows} aes the presence of oil. The new loca-| A community sewing room, 4 Com-/tion is believed to be in the center) munity laundry and community kiteh-/ of the structure. | enettes are to be included among the} The first well was drilled to a depth | features of a mammoth hotel for) of ) feet, according to the most business. and professional women! yeljable reports. The fact that a sec- which it is planned to erect in New/ond well is to be drilled indicates York City. Rooms in the hotel will/that there is a stronger possibility rent for an average rate of $25 per of striking oil there than in any of month and may be obtained either she other so-called fields near Chey- furnished or unfurnished. iene. | PRR RSA SRE SE BOSE O8 BO Oe BO 8 0858 080888 28 Oe ee ee,