Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1919, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | fair to eclipse all records for the season and with num- erous wells nearing the sands the slump in last month’s new production | likewise will be offset. Two big oil wells already have been completed in k and it would not be sur- z to see half a dozen others ) the sands before the end of the month. Increasin 1 oil ions: for present time bi TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. ctivity is reported ast of the Rockies, month having to- increase of 14 New production amounted to 231,988 barrels, a gain of 32,688 barrels over M which longer month by one day. The Eepores fewer com- Lim Local Stocks : 00 Club Teapot = regions to were iulf co; , while the largest new tion was found in North Tex: New York Curb Refg. 180 27.00 produe- The Glenx Oil _ 6.00 > to, its Sinclair Gulf 57.06 ) 5 reported Salt € k. Pr. As 60.5 ay. . & CASA BINGER Mm Mike ton Lak +) Gosete ; Of 56 Kinney Oe eT ae |” NH JULY. New York Stock Zxchange Open Close NEW TRACT ACQUIRED, s of the 200 »stantial intere in 2 rer Oil company, wui ve Liberty Berar 3 J ato in the announcement of = 93.30 t. Chas. C. McCandl thet] Kea h casing has been set the I = ere Gate Texas, and tat the| | < Fr = S498 34-98 1 be completed in ten days’ | = BRAND : =f natn e well is looked upon meee 43 47 Victory Loan 99.9 well is } EL te! ry x 2 of produc The Spider Creek Oil syndicate is ¢ CLO I H , WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET ious str y | the latest concern to announce plzn: ~-$1.00, Elk Basin Sei L85 |for immediate development in the aes 1.50] G S185 this good n | Poison Spider region west of Casper possess the intrinsic char- 1.50] 1 1.80 nouncement that the coms | where it holds a lease on school sec- acteristics of good taste. = ——- 4.5 501 Lander acquired a l5-acre tract} tion 1¢ -82. The field is the same su »unded by heavy product any looks to develop (FW PROOUGTIONINSTATE SHOWS. ne "i ALLING QFE FUR MONTH OF JUNE S52: n erected for the first well a: ing will start next weck. | Casper-Ranger stock Only 1,200 Barrels “Added Du During 30-Day Period jrescit indikatiens point to. But Number of Operations Slows Big Gain ae and July Holds Promise of Record. du BIG GASSER OF The month of June wi inessed 4 deeded slump in the NEW YORK NOT amount of new production in the oming fields as compared with while two la rge completions have already been IN WITHDRA WAL foil a ce field this month, only 1,200 bar- els D yn wer idded during the 30-day period The 10,000, 000- OoE. gasser of the) th ending June 30. During May production figures were given a WWew York company on the 1 1 brot in by Casper Creek dome, an extension of »p West 5 Poison Spider f not located Cr 1 the to- ations n the wit tal | 1e Bow in report are drilling these columns, but is on natenes able land. Fifteen claims re owned by and the New York Qi] company cutside hand, sorted the withdrawal in this part of the of comp Out fielg and the one on which the gasser ber of dry ho is located is among the of the latter out ed to the Seve June aneous operations thruout Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL accounted for eight com- dry, Ss were up on the fir: about 245 were of which two were and four oil well oduction of S$ are scat 42 of them c on, of new rigs et 1 the number ne Bae total pew We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND | CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY As « Splendid fivestacen The erect GEOLOGICAL, WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map «nd Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Markef Quotations. Tel. 1155 yn section Creek field and durir Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer Brokers” Grass Creek Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver fields , contr: bute i i and Lusk over private telegraph wires. production from > All local oil stocks bought, sold and quoted. z in Pas Instant service. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. of new pro- Ask for our Market Letter the E ep fields, Phone 1133 »mple! n threc : * 4i1 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyoming are still drilling re up-and All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold We represent the Equitable Life Insurance company of New York Insur and booze 312-313 Oil yExchaase Boating: eid 1176 Cas Wi ou & pet Loan Olfice s and several excellent Fire and Automobile If interested call at the office vour Wx BS Oba Tr bag, and Suitcases ce compani¢s. ilk it over. Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate Greater CasperBrokerage Daily telegraphic quotations from Ncw’York, Denver, and other 1 (a over our private wires. Company Place the conyenient facilities of our office at your dis. posal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the mm- Room 101 :-: Wyatt Bldg. ute yuotations. 5 Phone 1104 Information and quotations furnished upon request op List Vouritenlibatate. Want Local Oils, New Ygrk Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. List Your Rea c $ With Us for Quick Action Phone 203 Casper, Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg jt a, the} in which the New York, Addison and ents| ful of success on the showing already in true} secured. 1) soon. ~| thorized to sell stock in | mz arked succe South |Yinancing of the concern. Oito H. Krausse | ea aeons rone ee eennnmennemnneertwn sant | | MARRIAGE LICENSE } M. W. Edwards is in Casper from A marriage. license was issued this} petter, Neb., on oil business. 7 b } STOCKMEN § QL TAKES se ng fran the Cet 3 ae C. W. DeKay, cashier of the First QVER GHENO HOLDINGS evs, stescs iSite se tan Lari! naa un IN ALKALI BUTTE DOME fread, Mont. Minn., received the li-| of Bert Wagner of pase cense. thru the city this morning with his See family and a party of friends enroute The Stockmen’s Oil. company, re-| sold out, is leaving Casper. C. H. Long, of tie Chamberlin Fur-|to the Yellowstone National park. | niture company which bas recently | They will make the return trip by| tway of Salt Lake Ci City. Butte field on which there are two |wells with an average production of 100 barrels. The Cheno company will be relieved of all operating costs and will receive 30 per cent of the production. J, Delfelder, prom- inent stock grower of Riverton, is cently organized in Riverton, Wyo., = . with a capital of $10,000,000, has | g®¢ . taken over the properties of the 9 e e Cheno Oil company in the Alkali It’s ( ood to Be ving fn Wyoming president of the Stockmen’s company J and also of the Riverton-Wyoming ust hot enough to Refining company, and it is assumed be pleasant — — Just cool enough eve- nings to keep a man feeling fit. The pleasure you'll get from wearing good clothes will double your enjoy- ment of these healthy out- of-doors days. latter concern will obtain from the former at the the production wells Tank builders were secured at Cas- er last week to begin the erection $ of storage tanks in the Alkali Butte ¢ eae for the Cheno company. The ie spudded in its third well the Ree of the week and expects to com- plete it within 30 go cays: ‘SPIDER GREEK OL Designed on forceful, dis- tinctive lines, they bring out the alertness and vigor of youth, with no touch of exaggeration. They ex- press aggressiveness that is emphasized by dignity. Fargo companies have found oil and s in large quantities and pro- moters of the enterprise are hope- It is believed tha be constructed a pipe- esper line will to ed the re- y law, one 36 companies at pr nt au- oming, this w also marks the first public offerin, f units, which are divided into 1,000 of the par value of $100 h. Discounts are offered on cash and attractive arrange- e for the convenience of Having successfully y quirements of the blue of the The Society Brand label stands for quality and is the maker’s guarantee of satisfaction. For footwear that’s made right and looks the part, try “Ralstons.”’ Giblin, whose ventures in the ousiness this season have been a s financial agent for § syndicate and is directing the} zs ~e a F adjeining St. Phone 164 SOUTH CENTER _ The Home of Society Brand Cloth: tee eee Read the Tribune ads, Cradle Your Car on Miailler Uniform Cords HOSE dead-weight blows of the load below - the springs are what shatter cars to pieces long before their time. e is a way that practically ends this evil Miller Cord Tire — buoyant, over-size, ‘Thousands of cable cords as strong as 223, floated in new, live rubber, layer -. It gives and takes as it rolls on the rough of the road — it neutralizes shocks — you ride with bird-like ease. Tires, Cord and Fabric alike, are uni- form in mileage, tire after tire. The result is that every Miller is a long-distance runner. Come here and get the size and type you “need. And get acquainted with our expert repair work, | quick service and reasonable charges. AcmeRubber Co. 121 West First St. Phone 249 GEARED-TO-THE ROAD tam) UNIFORM MILEAGE oye - “GEARED-TO-THE-ROAD Jires ‘SEATTLE INTERESTS BUY ~-HERSMAN OIL HOLDINGS | INTHE FOSSIL FIELD -SALT LAKE, cB, July 16—Through a deal just closed here Mrs. Ella B. | Newlon, a business woman of Seat- tle, has taken over 11,600 acres of ground in the Fossil oil field, or the entire holdings of J. J. Hersman to- gether with all the leases that are now held by various people on parts |of the property which is tuken over | subject to existing agreements. Be- sides this Mrs. Newlon has also taken over a large acreage in other Wyom- ing fields. The attorney for Mrs. Newlon has forwarded to the secretary of state at Cheyenne, articles of incorporation for the Hersman Oil Co., with a capi- | talization of $1,000,000, with shares of par value of $1 and this com- pany will operate the Hersman prop- erties, The officials of the company are “Mrs. Ella B. Newlon, president; J7J. Hersman, vice-president; George J. Constantine, secretary and treasurer. These, with R. T. Dennis and Charles Yate, comprise the directorate. It is understood that the company also is backed by a number of weal- thy Seattle operators and that there is sufficient capital behind the organ- ization to place it on a paying basis. it is the intention to push develop- jnent work at once in the Fossil field. property are already under lease to responsible corporations and individ- uals under a forfeiture clause con- tract calling for diligent work. Under these leases there are three calling for holes to the depth of 3000 feet, unless oil in a commercial quantity is encountered sooner. These con- tracts have been made to test out the field et depth. To take care of the oil that has been secured at shal- low depth, it is declared that arrange- ments have been made with the Ore- gon Short Line railroad for the con- struction of a spur track. pee eo $)TEXAS-WYOMING (5 DOWN 1,db4 FEET, KIRBY GREEK THERMOPOLIS, W: IS, Wyo., July 16. —The Texas-Wyoming Oil company, drilling in 33-44-93, is going down with its hole, making good progress. They are down at the present time to 1,364 fect, having just entered the water sands with good showing of ainbow colors. The drilling so far has been through straight shale, and hey expect to enter the third sand soon. The company has been shut iown since spring from verious causes, and the drying up of Kirby eveek has been the main cause for uspension of active work. A pipe line has been laid from the Larson homestead, and plenty of water is now available for drilling. They have 1,115 feet of 8% inth casing set, and are confident that the Top Fron- tier sand, which is the oil wing sand in this dome, will be penetrated for a ood well inside of thirty |days. With the completion of the first well, the company will open a branch office in Thermopolis, and should a sufficient quantity of oil be | produced to warrant it, an intensive development campaign in that part of the Kirby creek field will be inaugu- |rated. They have holdings emount- |ing to about 2,500 acres, which in- | ¢lude all or parts of sections 4, 5, 6, '$1, 32, 83 in 44-93 and all or parts jof 13. t4, and 24 in 44-94. This ; land is all deeded land adjoining the | government withdrawal, The com- | pany is represented in Thermopolis | by J. J. Catleugh, president and gen- | eral manager, and the headquarters are in Twin Falls, Adsho. Idaho. ‘UL IND GAS LEASES GRANTED BY PUBLIC LANDS CONMSSIONER A Baker, commissioner of public Yands for the State of Wyoming, an- jpounces the following oil and gas prospectors’ leases recently granted: Producers and Refiners Corpora- tion, Denver, all of 2 )-78. H. J. Bingenheimer, Casper, all of 16-2 28-80. | ° M. W. Purcell, ‘Prusteey Casper, all of 36-34-79. . The Lance Creek Consolidated [Barats Company, Manville, all o eae orga G. Chandler, Casper, alt of | 16-26-96. H. W. Lowrie, Sr., Denver, alk of 36-43-91, Robert D. Hawley, Douglas, NEA 35-65. 4 Thomas, Lincoln, Neb,, all . Boyd, Cheyenne, all of 36- -67. sis Ue The best store in the best little eity. n the west solicits, at teast, a ghare of your trade. We are the only strictly Cash Store in Casper. All rood. must be paid for before leav- | 'De ovr store or on deiivery. AM are \trented alike, Pay CASH and Pay LESS, We cater to quality as well |18 price. Groceries Meats and Mard- ware. CASPER COMMERCIAL CQ, Phone 10. _—— A Littie wantad will sell it. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1919 eee