Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 4

” PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Cribune anniv WADKETC RV WIDE | ORILLER NILED OV AIG CFML-POA WI Tm WARES BY WE | SPE 3.50 |with a piece of burlap. It appears Two Games Scheduled for July 4 that when the big gas flow was en-- and 5; League Stars to Fill countered it forced a quantity of the Outheld for Refners This Week. Casper baseball fans will see a re- Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY | Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Charles Eagles met accidental death while engaged as a driller for the Producérs & Refiners Co., on the | well brought in on Section 25. The An Americ Atlas Boston Wy) Con. Roy wo water into the air a part of which 700 | fell on the machinery and on the Mosher 200 Chub — Teapot _ Ity Cow Gulch Casper Ra Elkhorn Mike Henry - Kinney — = Mountain & Gulf belts which made them slip. Mr. Eagles went to the enginé room with some burlap and proceeded to wipe j ed line-up here July 4 when off the water and dirt when, it is t game is played with the believed, he lost his balance in some Denver professional team which is manner and fell into th® big belt coming to Casper for a which carried hom up to the pulley. 'series, July 4-5. Four new former Be ero Bi Ee His head was caught for a second be- league stars are expected here to Bu tween the belt and the pulley, mash- start in the initial contest with the Buck Creek | ing it terribly and causing almost in-' Mile High city players. Demaggio, Black Tail ----- | stant death. Mitch Rose and Buddy Ryan, three 2 E. P. Schillare, his tool dresser|/néw outer gardeners, aré expected 0. & L. 6.00 6.50 and J. Fuine were thé nearest/here, while Butch Free who play- York Stock Exchange Witnesses, altho neither of them saw|ed here about two years ago, is ex- Upen Close | the accident. Hearing the engine al-| pected to hold down short stop or Columbine — Outwest - Picardy = < Great Western Pet 25 ) Hutton Lake --- 03% 043 exican Pet. — 1844 | most come to a stop, they went into|second. He is a former minor league Jupiter Ss 09 12 ‘ Oil 267 the engine room and found Eagles star and only recently returned from, < 90 1.00 r Oil 5 614 Wying beneath the pulley in a crouch-! serving in France. / 1.10 1.20 Steel 108 1072 ing position, with his hands cover-| Ryan played on the Cleveland, uusk Pe 90 1.00 Liberty Bonds ing his head. They carried him out Ohio, and Portland, Ore., teams in Mosher Oil = —— 1.00 pees - 99.38 on the platform nearby, where he past seasons and should be a cork- Northwest _ 60 65 = 70 expired a ftw seconds later. ing addition to the Casper nine. Riverton Refg. -- ae 25 - - Sa The Denver team will come here Rity. & Pr. Corp. .90 1.00 fai=-2s= QN HARNEY DOME with Cassidy, former Western League Sunset --- Ab d 4is |pleyer with the Denver team, acting United Petroleum 12 8rd 44s 95.08 : as manager, Cairn, a good hurler Tom Bell Rity. 1.05 | 4th 43s --.----_ 94.10 94.01 ) |who is said to have an offer to go Wind River Refg. AG Victory Loan 99.88 99.88 ' ; |to Kansas City to play in the Amer- lican Association, is expected to start jin one of the contests here. The re- mainder of the team is composed of WYOMING CRUD E OIL MARKET --$1.00, Elk Basin —__ A report from Manville, the gate-| Warm Springs —- Salt Creek ~~ - 1.50|Grass Creek — - 1.85) way to the Lance Creek field and) ofessional. players and baseball Big Maddy - 150] Lusk 1.80 headquarters of the Union Oil Co.,/bugs who heve been following both Ealot Butte /—— 2 Ags ecente 1.26 of California which is operating the! the Denver and Casper teams expect —|leases of the Sunset Oil company, states that the well being drilled on the Harney Creek structure southwest of the I — 4,200 feet and making excellent pro- to see a hard series this week. TWOWELLSIN. MANY RIGS IN two-game | ; gress. The officers of the Union Oil| company beli¢ve thet this well will} INTERSTATE HOLDINGS a ' come in as a producer and are not at t Wit all fearful because of the great iH woes See pra) pal) yaad wells, on as The Buck Creek Oil Co., which is | ~ . " > “Ns structure, also located on lands he! 3 sys wr a Gates City and Ogden Company| Two Dozen Standing and Drilling! }y the Sunset Oi] eSripariy have bE one) et eet anere ior ene A Drill in Small Producers; and Material on Ground |started by the Union company. On | tro) of between 7,000 and 8,000 acres t Other News Notes. for More, Is Claim. Section 22, 23, 65, the Union Oil! o¢ favorably located holdings in the ce |company, drilling for the Sunset Oil/ Rock Creek district in Carbon count : 0. 1 the Ferris dome of | company, is now at 8,400 feet. Wyoming, thru the purchase of a m: 4 has bee ( er structure is, due to ‘jority of the capital stock of thé In- ik of oil we n developments of SECOND WELL KT MULE terstate Exploration and Oil compa- d of the company shown by the} ny. The Buck Creek company, in » the production of some of zs are either up or] connection with the Continental On T the smaller wells. Last week two Exh Limarand Hine GREEK EXTENDS ACREAGE company, will bécome an active oper- ve wells were shot with great success it ground for many 1 jator in this field. n being repo: the interesting hts : i eng it array has rae of the Producers &| ‘The second well ayy F | 1,280 acres to the Producers and Re- ° which supply ins | pete, Second well complete 1 by the | tiners corporation, 2,000 acres to the 1 s of the field 10] Qu? company on section 36-39-61 in| Triand Oil and Refinitg Co., anotlier ling. [the Mule Creek field shows for an|iinsidiary of {Re Continental,” 16¢ et Apes = a On seau a fay e producer of less than 100 bar- rencaertnithe Weoming Chief Oil and 1600 feet with its well d is wth ney pus ecopeceel signifi- | Refining company, and 3,000 acres having gained he: g two crews to comp | ence is attached to the strike inMMSt!t, the Texas company, It retains a We Sinn Gdiate . a the p four miles dis-! considerable acreage which the Buck 1: Eee ae Oil licate is | {20¢ from the pioneer well located on | Greek company probably will develop The flow holdings located on| (Norbeck & Nicholson lease. on its own acount. The Inland com- 5 rig to holdings located on! About 20 miles north of Mule| ; : ‘ | ri a norm: of the dome and will spud| Crack ay eee pany has a well near the top of the u Picityiof one of dialanialer Well laarean | a pc’) Créek on the Wyoming-South Dakota! sind on section 24-20n-78W, and | 3 in soo: line, Norbeck and Nicholson are re-| ; aC er E coo ax & oRetnars * y another drilling on section 12-20n- | F t Petroler ht in. another hie company | ported drilling on a structure knoWn|7@W. Altogether it has four sige | Whe Beemont: Babsslenianct in another big gas well| as the Cottonwood dome. The 8F-|#p on Interstate ground. j \ (LE TO ‘ peat reported to be larger than|ter and Ohio are also said to be in-| TRE Biteratate co iy wie. One : tion is getting xondy to spuc 8 any of the ethers discovered some-| terested Vb the # gh be! Reo vier: tink oper’ I wst Creek a2 This wal ; at ara J 5 e first i e Rock eek eld, A Br i ere ae te a uy a “! time ago. Thit well was brought in| West of the Lance Creek field, Sur| ong hadhaacurcak sea holaines aus | es bre 8 thle wet at a depth of 500 feet and is said to! & Coffin have located a structure dA that drilling in Gt ths, aeeaeae 4 Peesneraihaventaes ce more than 10 millien feet of| Converse county, and a company fas tH is Colontio corporation capital- tk metunoninto = anq| been formed to drill a test. The new] ized for 5,000,000 shares, par 10c. e Lander field. It ix supposed to 4: naire Geto ae: and dome lies in townshi and 37 and | Paul B. Gaylord was president; C = 262 \ to the t we rought |} ‘anges 67 ? LA ba * E> <4 ‘i an feet es that ile and a Farris dove. This discovery RET Pe eat, Sega ail | Bo Wit. ; opinion of oil men that a good flow brings the production of gas for the | ber J. Gibson, secretary and treasur- | i will be encountered at a depth of 1,-| Producers & Refiners up to z ie |FIVE MILE OIL : oe lek W. Springer was one of the 500 feet. mendous ¢¢ almost too great |1 pee Ore: RUsBGS EES, accurs m =>men | ~ y ToiDaliiauSaratene: erie S as O11 Con drilling che WELL IS DOWN As a step toward the solution of , n out from 3 Ferris dome is reported to be down 1200 FEET NOW [ge ccinavent cis} problem Chicago 100 feet and ge g fine. They —— ! Girls = ap 7 a orn aon | The Five Mile Oil company is down! t encounterec¢ the | 1200 feet in its well 13 miles north| 5 Pr ters on the east end /of Riverton and satisfactory progress|{ Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate re. E hing eS | is being made. ShoWings are said to! t J very heart of| president, of Rapid City, S. D., is opti- reater . ¢ |mistic over resul C B k The Fer en property is| ee u ut to be worked upon now, pre-|_ While Jews aré, of course, sub asper ro erage toe tild. | ject to th i 1 e eG ng under way for build-|ject to the ordinary ailments of life, 33 decPs Ce, and | ings to care for rig builders, who are |théy can boast of an everage longer ompany i. t o. struck oil) expected to in a very few/|life than any other race. They have ee A i anes eh Ea, r will spud in be-|always enjoyed rémarkable immunity Room 101 Wyatt Bidg. i rom the Tropic acer tore +t jfrom tuberculosis, cholera and ty- Phone 1104 | eu ae phus. In tHe fourteenth century. . ees AIVERTON-WYOMING 10 |when ae Black Death was ra List Your Real Estate Wants ¢ hruout Europe, the Jews were i - ~ ; ens cihmbsfrnbtathe Alagie. With Us for Quick Action , Feonpany ic eon MAKE FIRST RUN OIL uu t rer i: aaa a Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, ana 1 I t ie refinery ae other markets over our private wires. 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N work fi ned pre a Phone 203 Casper, Wyc. 212 Oil Fzchange Bray. ay y to irst run ne ae meee ler t week ; Fi ; of the refinery, how- : : ly be circumserib-| 3" Sf ; , é | > i i c The 10,000 barre’ 4) i represe the oj] store tt ase, he winter months in the Da ® % 7 rk O r on is open to the re eit} ne € bi total aniounts to only d ! ; A) Specializing in & P mal 156 N eee & Wolcott | Phone 1142 N The Australian troops billeted in| 5 ' ‘OL AND GAS SHOWINGS | England during the war appear to ‘have taken a great fancy to the Eng-) | lish girls, judging from thé number | : j | IN THE STAR REAR WELL of marriages that has taken place. | Wyoming Map nd Blue t Co., = jit is estimated Ft fully eae yin P. O: Box 328. Res, 16, évet Lyric : id child: of Austrian fiers are - i { The Star Bear Oil company, which | ¢ be sted ith thé | Casper, is drilling about 16 or 18 miles west = of Casper, hes encountered excellent | —_- —— Dutton, Staley & Company |oil and gas showings at 500 feet, ac-} Brokers {cording to reliable reports brot to) Casper this week. Few details are available regarding operations but! |those who claim to know say that ; fm developments are highly encouraging Daily accurate quotations from New York and Denver |fo the bringing in of a producer at’ markets, over private telegraph wires. Instant ser- AERC ACLIEEDS 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 market letter. Two Offices Casper, Wyo., 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1134 ote! GEOLOGICAL WORK and Blaé Prints; Surveyin "El Oil Testing a p tes Hand [EXPLOSION OF GIANT CRACKER MAY BE FATAL |. WHEATLAND, Wyo., July LH Roy Foster, age 9 years, of Guern-| ¢ when m giant recracked exploded n| J. J. GIBLIN his hands at his home at Guernsey. | as . All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold The injured boy was placed in an au- tomobile and rushed to the Wheat-| We represent the Equitable Life Insurance company of New York and several excellent Fire and Automobile land hospital, wheré an operation was | performed by Dr. F. W. Phifer. The! Insurance companies. If interested call at the office and talk it over. surgeon holds out hope for the! Rooms 312-313 Oil Exchange Building. Phone 1176 at Lusk, Wyo., ,youngster’s recovery. The explosion occurred while the | | child was playing with fireworks with which he intended to celebrate the Fourth of July. The éxplosion was so powerful that two fingers were blown from one of the boy’s hands, | a portion of a finger from the other hand, one of his eyes destroyed and his abdomen was ripped open. Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. 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