Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1919, Page 4

e Caspec Daily — PAGE FOUR SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1919 £ TODAYS MARKETS BY WIRE | WYOMING ASSOCIATED TO C TIKE OVER REED LANDS IN SALT GREEK FIEL The Wyoming Associated Oil cor- poration, announcement of the incor- poration of which. was made Thurs- day, is dominated by Midwest Refin- ing interests and was organized for the purpose of taking o the proper- WYOKANS PLANS Ald OF WELL One Down 500 Feet, Rigs Going Up for Two More and Gas Plant Is Ready. Wyokans Qi! syndicate is down 500 feet with well No. 9 on section 28 0: Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. re tte Wyo-Kans, Wy-0O-Tex Vaits Seer a gore Stanley Green 50 75 | the West Salt,Creek field and with tics owned by the Vern Racivan. sy See ap 200 Club 800 400 | the first of the month. The rig is uP concerns known as the Associated Oil Se ae Teapot - 90 100 | for well No. 10 and construction work | companies in the Salt Creek field. Two Gsuvvelon 2... ¥ Now York Curb has started on well No. 11. The com- years ago about 35 per cent of the §# Con. Roya Midwest Refg. --- pletion of three new wells this season, Stock of these nine companies was ac- ¢ aes Guinheee Midwest Com. - coupled with operation of a casing quired by the Midwest Refining com- f Gelarsbine 7 Midwest Pref. ___ r: plant now completed and pany from Governor Shoup, Berne H. € Casper Ranger —- Merritt —- only awaiting special bearings to be- Hopkins, Kar] C. Schuyler, Walter F. 3 Elkhorn Glenrock Oil” gin work, should treble the earnings Schuyler, A. M. Johnson and others Great Western Pet ‘ sosden Samia of the company from this field. Reve- who were ciated with the late bi Hutton Lake --- Okmulge P. & R. nues from the gas compressor alone Verner Z. Reed in the organization of * Mike Henry ---- Sinclair Gulf are estimated at $10,000 a month. the Midwest Oil company. This 35 1 ike enry ‘k. Pi bg . c J Sey : 2 pe alt On the Ferris dome, where inten- per cent interest recently became the ¢ . Sts. 0. & L. sive development is under way by nucleus of the Salt Creek Produce A r. & Refg. Com. many of the big companies, the Wyo- Association Inc. After 4 New York Stock eicgenes kans field superintendent is complet- geath the Salt Creck Produce Open Close | ing the erecting of a rig. ciation purchased from the Reed es- Lusk Pet ---- 197 196% White operations have been discon-) tate a sufficient amount of the stock £ “Mountain S70 tinued in the Lance Creek field it is) of the nine companies in the Reed © Mosher Oil --.-- = 63 presumed that this was influenced by/ ¢roup to give it approximately 52 per = Northwest es a 112 | the acquisition of lands much nearer! cent of the total capitalization, with = Liberty Benas production than the drilling site on| the understanding that the property poe - 99.36 | section 27-36-64. The Wyokans now) held by these companies should later h Riverton Refg._—— 94.00 | holds 90-50 interest with the Mid-! be transferred to a new corporation h Rity. & Pr. Corp. 93.38 west in 320 acres within a mile of} jn which the estate would become the Sunset S 94.06 94.06 |the pioneer well and located “1st north! minori kholder and the Pro- t Buck Creek — 93.93 93.93 | of the No. 1 well of the Ohio Co. on} duce: iGnikiede dhe dominant s Tom Bell Rity.- 94.96 94.98 | the northeast quarter of the north-| interest. The Associated Oil corpora-! United Petroleum Sth 44 93.94 east quarter of section 31-36-64. The) tion is the result. Wind River Refg. Victory 99.96 section 27 holdings of the Wyokens| The company was organized under - consist of only 40 and he some) the laws of Delaware, but a | g Fea WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET two miles farther t. Ohio No. 1 tivities will be confined larg ie pea Springs $1.00 Elk Basin —__.. well is revorted to have oil in the hole| Wyoming it was necessary to obtait x Salt Creek ~-.- - 1.60 Grass Creek -. at about 3,700 feet and is looked upon| 4 charter in that state as well. Offices Y Big Muddy - pol tastier: as a sure producer. will be maintained in Wilmington, y Pilot Butte Pilot Butte cococes aca NGO) Miia ae orien nnn 188 - Del., in Casper, and in Denver. | = | CHARTER ISSUED | Dp 7 b FROM ANOTHER | cl AT THE CAPITAL : CAR IN CASPER ch ——————t peas Ave ter has been issued by the} | ~ : = - oe ‘ + a comptroller of the currency to the Motor car tire thieves continue to Consistent Activity Reported with J. P. Bushey, Midwest Employe, American National Bank of Chey-| ply their trade on the main streets Test Wells in Big Region to Struck on Head by Falling enne, recently organized by John W.!of Casper in spite of the efforts by ta . P Crown Blosk | Hay, and Joe C. Kinney, president of | local authorities. Last night a tire the Southwest. k |the Kinney Oil & Refining company.| was removed from the motor car be- nM aE Groote Ga RET G chin rcompans Ro eee : |The bank has $250,000 capital and a/ longing to Mrs. John Ramsey near + 4 at ee F aa at with their| p RIVERTON, W July 19.—J.|surplus of 000, making it the|the Masonic temple on st Third te {8 down more than 200 feet with their p. Bushey, a driller employed by the |leteeet in’ Wyoming inlpoint of com’) atreet awhile) MiaRuniesy aniterianis proposed deep test we au Rew OnE Midw est in the Pilot Butte field, was!bined capital and surplus. Mr. Hay, were ay from the car between 11 W ois p ! aie aoe ut SEaele killed when a crown block fell from | who president of a bank at Rock, and 12 o'clock. e Pete peenysomede ays CLES es the derrick and struck him on the Springs and one of the wealthiest, The car was left in the usual park- the great distance from any supply head. It is understood that the crew|men in the state, is president of the ing place on Third street with many! al houses. : Aer was running casing at the time and/*ew bank, and will devote most of | other cars and only a few hundred , . b A little over a mile west of their the excessive strain dislocated the|his time to its affairs. The other di-| fect from the heart of the business w location, a West Virginia company 4 block and used it to fall. rectors are Mr. Kinn Fred E. War-/ district. There had been no arrests moving in ard outfit anc aBHe Ae nies ‘ “i ren, John D. Clark, neral counsel | made » to 10 o'clock today, altho tek. David , Bushey was knocked unconscious 1 I 3 next week. Davie by the block and lived but a few|for the Midwest Refining company,|the county had been notified. Th arge of the work, 1”. following the accide: ,.|B. J. Ohnbaus, clerk of the fec tsheriff’s office will work on this case ce : nipped ig Hours following the accident. A phy : : A at they will be equipped to oo summoned from Riverton reach-| “istrict court jn Cheyenne, Herbert | along with the two or three oth z : mplete test of the structure [4 Fim about an hour before he on.|B- Lacy and ii. R. Weston. down-town tire thefts which have| M! which they consider very promising.| >, His tconditioniewae sienbinns a been reported in the last nine days. | Rr Ct Buffalo Basin, the sare ciake he could not be helped. His head Violets. | i | a ee Peny a ‘i which was down W8S crushed, hip dislocated, right leg| There are many myths and legends |UNABLE TO PROVE MARRIAGE ie 1ed up the My feet aad had drilled 2token between knee and ankle and| connected with the violet, which has — Ore. ee Fe RESETS UTE tena he was otherwise severely bruised. | been considered th nd luck flower| Mrs, John Stahl testified that she OR ees tan es ‘velieved the oil His. body s brot here and pre-|Y MAny nationalities. In some places, /was married to John Stahl yesterday jj Py eof eas and: itis) ballevedathe aed ESE : a | English rural folk say 2 handful of |afternoon in justice of peace court nd will be reached very soon. Mr. pared for shipment to his former! u ify rapes ached very soon. Mt home in Ohio. A wife and theee| (te Srst violets found should he takenlbut she was unable to conclusively = ~ Pennbergen, whois mow in Holland: : alg en n inte the farmhouse, so good luck willl prove that she had ‘been married te hi is expected to return soon to be here Small daughters survive him. He r ha 2, a enn east = i bee king i Dj be asst in the hatching of all the |him. The result was that Judge W. while the well is being completed. nd been working in the Pilot Butte! so40 fowls of the barnyard, c. Tubbs. dis i Hie m The Lost Creck Consolidated, of ‘field for over a year and prior to his| "> MS Me E. Tubbs dismissed the el hich C AW. Beckett is manager, is employment with the Midwest work-| — ordering that he pay Mrs. gc G CW. Beckett as) Manager 8 ea poe ene cava gi OilEAP aes porina |e endathal Reibunelanes every month. now down more tHan 500 feet and © or the Kinney Oil and Refining 3 o drilling ceeding rapid Con- company. siderable “water has been ountered —— 2 but it has been cased off. . = T Y & m > Annabelle. = W soning at Pickett Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate A LOR CLAY, Inc. te is in charge of the work. A perman- rea er Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, and dc ent camp is being prepared and the other markets over our private wires. work wil] continue until a satisfac- C p B: ck g Place the convevient facilities of our office at your dis- RY tory test is made. as er ro era e pozal to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- In all c se structures a thorough Cc ute quotations. 7 and ing effort to, determine ompany Information and quotations furnished upon request on of the value of the field is evidenced by Local Qils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. the ful preparation made for the Room 101 :-: Wyatt Bldg. f m= continuance of drilling operations Phone 1104 Phone 203 Casper: Wyo. 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. com The test being drilled b Mid- 3 § ove west Refining Co., in the ition List Your Real Estate Wants : z north of Rawlins, in th Us fo ick : Die below 2,000 feet. With t Quick Action Read the “Advertisements in The Daily Tribune and Save Money ae ncthin mvhighethe a rE 1 8,960 s from il WS Ac Seat CTo0o)o|o#_ ff i HR | , the Ohio Oi] Co., the te= Union Oil ¢ of California, and e. e ° Ap=< ers have taken up leases. = ore 1der Cree il Syndicate | de NOTICE = B e.g There will be a meeting of tt zi Q ri ' neers 5 a 5 4 = 3 a Heals ndiiy evenir Otganized for immediate drilling on Section 16, Township 33, Range 82, in the Poison 2 tis 21 u Spider Oil Feld, which lies about eighteen miles west of Casper. The New York, Addison and = a p fre aa * ue Fargo Oil companies have several oil and gas wells in this field and are carrying on constant de- ba a By Order of Commande velopment. Plans are being made to lay a pipe line to Casper in the near future. Casper Loan Offire Will seve you Gaoney cu your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- bag, and Suitcases Reliable Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor a rs Otto H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL THIS IS A STATE SCHOOL LEASE, therefore free from all litigation. Also this being a State School Lease we will-be required to pay only one-eighth royalty. THE SPIDER CREEK OIL SYNDICATE is capitalized at $100,000 divided into one thousand Units of $100 par each. t is the purpose of the Trustees to sell only five hundred of said Uniis. A discount of five per cent will be granted to all purchasers who pay cash for the Units. Those desiring to purchase the Units on installments will be granted the privilege of paying $50 with the application and the balance in 30 and 60 days. Many men of limited means have become wealthy by accepting opportunities when they were presented, and a small investment by you at this time in this enterprise may mean the founda- tion of your own fortune: We recommend and strongly urge the immediate purchase of one or more of these Units. We invite a thoro investigation of our project. If you will phone or call at the We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND office we will take pleasure in explaining the merits of cur = CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY as J. J. GIBLIN, Financial Agent 2- Casper, Wyamaing = HT Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 3 Oil Exchange Building Phone 1176 A A , | pany, of which W. E. Patton is presi- ja well 4 | state of Wyoming in his report to the |thirst quenching beverages that are | Mr. Gilbert Wolf, recently Gindaraes| and Mrs. J. Jourgensen and ly -| fa left for Riverton, Wyo., in from the army, arrived here yebter-| f: day. Mr. Wolf served fifteen months their’Chalmers motor car. They ex- in France with the Third regiment. | pect to tour the surrounding countr | RIVERTON PLANT RUNG FIRST OIL 'Gasoline Running Into Receiving House and Steady Opera- tion Predicted. The Riverton-Wyoming Refining company’s plant witnessed its first run of crude during the past week and gesoline has been running into the receiving house except when tempora shutdowns were neces- y sary to make adjustments in prepara- tion for steady operation. The oil is a black heavy crude from the Dallas field, of which 10,000 barrels were on hand when operations started. Altho Riverton reports that the re- finery will continue in steady opera- tion, Isck of confirmation of claims that the refinery has contracted for Pilot Butte and Lander crude means that those interested in the question will closely watch developments of the next few weeks when the first supply of oil will be exhausted. PICKETT LAKE TO SEE START OF FIRST TEST The F or Saueraey Comes For coolness and comfort, wear oxfords. For perfect fit, snappy style, and long wear, de- mand RALSTONS. We have RALSTON oxfords in a variety of styles, one of which will fit your feet, please your eye, and suit your pocketbook. That Old Suit of Yours? Trousers looking worse for wear—baggy the knees, shiny in the seat, worn at the Annabelle-Wyoming Oil com- dent with offices at 153 South Center, has ev erything on the ground to drill 3,200 feet if necessary in the first test of the Pickett Lake struc- ture. Todd Hishelman has been en- | gaged as driller and two shifts will be worked in sinking the well as rapidly as possible. The water shortage has been overcome and there should be no delays in establishing the chance of production. G. B. Morgan, geologist for the in }government on the Pickett Lake struc- ture, claims that the first producing bottom—but ithe coat! ‘anu sand will be encountered at 1,000 vest still good for some time feet. Owing to large Casper holdings —what will you do? Freshen in the field the result of the drilling will be awaited with interest. Other, companies propose to enter the field son, the Associated of California, ong them. The Annabelle company closed its books on 35-cent stock the last of the week and raised the price to 50 cents. | It has been selling at this figure in| New York and other eastern points | where the majority of the stock is held, | up with a new pair of trousers, of course. Come in and we'll show you a pattern that will go well with your coat—we specialize in SWEET-ORR UNION-MADE trousers that keep their good looks and shape indefinitely —hbecause the very best de- signing and workmanship has been put in them—prices satisfactory, too. LL Lo ¢ BYOUNGMENS. OUTAITT ES 164 SOUTH CENTER The Home of Society Brand Clothes Svery tandard one of the newest andl ‘most up-to-date soda fountains in the city | C. West ha: stalled just a new fountain and has olland Wing, an expert mix- in charge of the appetizing and} = VS GG er, being served from this “fount” in thei Schulte Brothers’ store. SAPP PDD, POPPA PPO OPA ADDED CMMI MOM. East Burlington Addition % <s FOTTITOTO OOM ISH ¥ ON CASPER OIL DOME If the McPherson Oil Syndicate b:ings in an oil well, what will a lot in East Burlington Addition be worth? Figure this out. The drill is pounding night and day and at the present time the well is over 1,200 feet deep. DON’T WAIT UNTI. IT IS TOO LATE Buy Now Before the Next Advance PRESENTPRICES: $150 $10 a Month $25 Down TIES OF OWNING A COME. TO OUR OFFICE AND LET US EXPLAIN THE POSSIBILI LOT IN EAST BURLINGTON ADDITION 157 SOUT’ H CENTER STREET Pe, PHONE 968-W PLP LIMO LI LE DLR ILLS LS LIL LIL LES ES SS SS. as "ne