Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1919, Page 4

er mie to tie by ae va an me 201 Aa wMm <ecwus =s<-< =: Room 212, Oil Local Stocks Amalgamated R American Atlas Bessemer ~~ Boston Wyoming Big Indian —- Burke Oil ~~ Buck Creek Black Tail Columbine - Con. Royalty Cow Gulch - Elkhorn S Gt. Western Pet. Hutton Lake : Jupiter - = Kinney Lance Creek Rity. Lusk Royalty Lusk Petroleum Mountain & Gulf Mosher Oil - Northwest Outwest —__ Picardy oe Riverton Refg. —- Rity. & Pr. Corp. Sunset -----~- Tom Bell Royalty United Petroleum Wind River Refg. Mi Pr Willi = 55 Western Ex Mae 3.80 WYOMING CRUD Warm Springs —-.---..sss=-$1.00 Balt Creek Big Muddy — Pilot Butte NEW PRODUCERS ON FERRIS DOME Production from 300-Barrel Well Augmented by Tapping Oil Sand in Two More One well alrea a 300-barrel per day production and two other prospective wells with oil| in the hole makes the Ferris Dome, 60 miles southwest of Casper loom up as the next big producing field. | The General Petroleum company re-| cently struck oil in the Ferris Dome at a depth of 2,500 feet, field re- ports state. This well is in the northeastern end of the field and is said to be in an entirely new structure. The oppo-} site end of the field is extremely shellow, oil having been found in| this region at 900 feet. The oil in the General Petroleum well is being) used to supply oil for the field. Tne well is on the pump. On section 31, the same company has just reached the oil sand and the hole is reported full of oil. The well has not been drilled in as yet. The same is the c on section 3 where the oil sand has béen touched. With the finding of oil, the opera- tions have stopped temporarily. Other companies report favorable production in the Lest Soldier field. The Bair Oil company has struck a new sand at 1,200, their new well producing more than 600 barrels daily, according to reports. The op- erators expected to go to a depth of 3,000 feet to get oil in this hole. In the Lost Soldier region proper which is the northwestern end of the field, oil was found at 900 feet. Here the production is even greater than Yn the newly discovered part of the field. CASPER RANGER NO. 2 FUL OF OL, REPORT The Casper Ranger well No. 2 in the Caddo field near Ranger, Texas, is reported as now drilling in black lime and with the hole full of oil. George Roads is in charge of drilling the well. George Stilphen of Casper is vice president of this company. Conditions in Texas are reported un- settled. —<—<—<——— Casper Loan Office Will save you money oa your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand- bag, and Suitcases : : : Reliable Phone 804-J. 133 So. Centor GEOLOGICAL WORK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map und Blue Print Co., P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate Greater CasperBrokerage Company Room 101 :-: Wyatt Bldg. Phone 1104 List Your Real Estate Wants With Us for Quick Action TODAYS MARKETS BY Wine Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY SIGE GREEK PETE GETS GOOD OIL SHOWINGS IN BUFFALO BASIN WELL First discoveries of oil in the Red LANCE GREEK HELO Field reports from Lance Creek} show the following progress in aril} ing there: Glenrock weli, on section 36, drill-| Exchange Bldg. } Wyo-Kans. - 3.00 4 ing in a cap rock, and no sand has) Wy-0-Tex. -— _—- 28 eee nemion are reported from Buf-lyet been encountered. ‘Some show-| | , _Ualts. ‘trolesm company has encountered|i™& encountered apparently came | | Stanley Greene_-.-.. 100 125 tboth oil and gas. The well is now from shale at 3,710 feet. | | Mosher __ 100 |drilling at 1800 feet and the oil|, Carter, on’ section 23, down 2,420 200 Club — 200 400 = isang is expected at around 2100 feet. feet. Western States, on section 19, | | Teapot — 90 100 unless the shortage of water causes down 2,925 feet. Neither of these| wells has encountered the first sand found in the western end of the! field around 2,600 feet. In the west jend of the field. Ohio, on section New York CurS 160 1.75 a shut-down, this depth should be ‘reached this month. No rains have lvisited that section recently and the {water supply is considered serious. Midwest Refg. —_ Midwest Com. —.- Midwest Pref. _ | Merritt __ ___ 2 Two wells are also drilling in the| 31-36-64, is drilling again. Midwest, | Glenrock Oil ~~ |Crook’s Gap region at 700 and 600) Cow Gulch, offsetting on section 30, Cosden 10.123 The former is being drilled| °ing fine at 3,260 feet. | * ts Ohio-Cow Gulch, on section 30, down 3,670 feet and making slow} Okmulgee P. & R_ 2.00 Sinclair Gulf -__ 52.00 Salt Ck. Pr. Assn. 51.50 Wst. Sts. 0. & L. 3.50 Pr. & Refg. Com. 6.873 | feet. | by the Fremont Oil company. | At Pickett Lake the Anna Bell “Wyoming company has its rig in place | headway. 5 Sis? : fand everything in readiness for the|_ Texas, on section 25-36- drill- |spuding in process. Active opera-|ing at 4,050 feet. Ohio, on southeast tions here will not be long delayed,| quarter of the same section has over- The prospects of all wells in the| Come casing trouble and drilling 3.75 7.00 | New York Stock Exchange | Open § n Mexicz 7 7 desert country are looked upon as/@gain at 3,600 feet. Texas, on the Tee x See RG |favorable to production. - |center of section 30-36-64, offsetting Sinclair Oi _ 54 543 | Se Cow Gulch ground, down 3,675 feet, U. 8. Steel = 40" ©1043 NEBRASKA COMPANY WILL | with an eight-inch hole. ore 7a. = In Mule Creek, the Elmer Green, | drilling on the west half of section | ----- | 24-39-61, brought in a water well. 94.10 This makes the structure look seme- 93.14 what narrow. | 94.10 Sse a 93.28 The Howe Oil & Gas company, an| | 94.94 | Auburn, Nebr., company, has been or- | it 93.32 |ganized to drill on holdings between | j, Victory Loan - 99.84 |Shoshoni and Bonneville where it! i E OIL MARKEE has 1,100 acres. A rig has been El Basin __ 1.85 rected and complete drilling equip- L85 ment is on the ground. —_—— ; 1.80 oe Lusk-Edgemont company is 1.25 FIELD SEARCHLIGHT ON preparing to spud in on its holdings SO Ta AE {on the Cottonwood, 12 miles south ‘BARS COME TOGETHER | = {of Mule Creek, according to Lusk ! (advices. Oil is expected at about N [the same depth at which it was en-! ’ = countered in the Mule Creek struc- The recently completed 6,000 mile |ture. This will be the first test in jjourney of the three-ton searchlight/that region. Recent rains have re-| |equipment from Lynn, Mass., to Carl-| sulted in a plentiful water supply |strom Field, Florida, and return, is|and oil is now being hauled to the | 5 | RICHARDS fill FIELD a remarkable new record for motor! field for fuel purposes transportation. Sr SE ae | | | Mounted on a Cadillac chassis, the Mrs. Lillian Trimble Bradley, who { | A head-on collision yesterday aft- great searchlight was carried over /has been engaged as general stage | ernoon near Richards, Wyo., turned, every possible form of trai] and road-{ director for all productions | at thel fout to be a lucky smash rather than| Way. Streams and swamps which| Broadhurst theater, is the first wo- { brought in with {the disastrous one it first appeared |ecemed impassable were either ford-|™man to attain such a position at any = \to be, because of the straight impact ed or bridged. The over-all heightyprominent New York p! with which the two cars hit with of the unit, eleven feet, made the! > (the front springs. A Maxwell car|¢learance a matter of inches only, ((driven by Malcolm Scot¢ of the | Where low bridges were encountered. | Gerard and Summers syndicate, was| The weight of car and equipment, | hit squarely in front by a Buick | 9,300 pounds, represented a ton and motor car coming down th chill. a half overload, which the Cadillac || The Buick had just appeared at|Chassis was not designed to carry.| ¥he top of a hill and did not see the |No signs of weakness developed in| * (Maxwell car until within ten~yards the chas and upon its return to} jof it. The Maxwell had been brought |[¥nn, Mass., it was disassembled un-| to a full stop but the Buick con: |der the eyes of General Electric and) tinued to slide down the hill. The ,Cadillac mechanical men and each | rash appeared to break the fronts | Part carefully inspected. a of each car and the headlights but} The engine also was found in first- investigation showed that only bent, l@*s condition at the end of the fenders resulted. None of the occu-/" trip. | \pants of either car were hurt. | The searchlight itself was in work- C. H. Plaistridge, manager of the |!"& order thruout the journey, and Citizen's Equity Association; Mr. | after its arrival at Carlstrom Field Scott tard Ga tabemnbee otitis: Gerard | it was _immediately available for and Summers crew in the Richards |¢Y¢'Y military purpose. The seateD- ‘field, and a member of the Daily |!ight was developed by the General | Wribune staff were in the Maxwell | Plectric Companys ' car. 'GLENROCK GETS When a2 Siamese girl attains the} ICE IN CASPER age of thirty-five without marrying) The Casper Ice & Cold Storage she is labelled and placed in a privi-| leged class under the special cere of company is furnishing Glenrock with the king, who binds himself to find! jt, supply of ice as the result of a a husband for her. mid-summer shortage which develop- jed during the past week. Deliveries After five years of experience with are being made by truck and Glen- policewomen Pittsburgh has decided| rock consumers pay the transporta- that they are now an indispensable 'tion charges, increasing the price ap- adjunct to the police department. proximately 100 per cent. oF Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer Brokers” Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver and Lusk over private telegraph wires. All local oil stocks bought, sold and quoted. Instant service. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. Ask for our Market Letter 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 1133 Casper, Wyoming {SIOITIIIISII IIT TOM A, \ Lester Brokerage House Inc. Specializing in ‘ NEW YORK OIL 156 N. Wolcott (£ (feaered: N N N N N N N \ N N N N N N) N ,) J. J..GIBLIN All Local 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 Oj Exchange Building. Phone 1176 Ecibune DRILLING PROGRESS IN SERVICE GHEVRONS NOT INTENDED ne ie The war department and the Amer- ican Legion are calling attention to the fact that the wearing of service chevrons on civilian clothes is against the law as set forth in the National Defense Act of 1916 and steps are being promulgated to secure its en- forcement. Chevrons of this kind are held to be a part of the uniform of the United States and.can not be} worn éxcept with the uniform. Com- paratively few service men have adopted the practice and it is be- lieved that these will hasten to com- ply with the regulations in view of recent warnings. ooo | |.ago, is said still to be flowing 2,000 TVBO-WYOMING TO DAIL =i "ater eae co ON PILOT BUTTE WELL The Tybo-Wyoming Oil company: is awaiting a shipment of casing to) enable it to resume drilling on its well in the Pilot Butte field, accord- ing to officers of the company who stopped in Riverton the last of the week. : a ROTARY 15 MAKING FAST TIME ON NEW DEEP TEST The new Merritt well on section 9, which is headed for the second Wall Creek sand, is now down 359 feet and under good headway with the rotary. | The ten-inch casing is to be carried | with the rotary to the bottom of| the first stand and the well finished| with a standard rig and eighteen- | inch pipe. | a i The record for long-distance “lone | hand” automobile touring is claimed | for Mrs. Maud M. White, who mot- | ored alone from Rochester, N. Y.,/ to Miami, Okla., thence to Brantford, Ont., to v her mother, and from Brantford returned to her home in Rochester. MONDAY, AUGUST Tf, 1919 CONTRACT FOR-t1-NEW © {CAVALRY TROOP TOBE WELLS ATROGK RPRINGS} FORMED AT RIVERTON. On eda OTHER NEWS OF TOWN RIVERTON, Wyo., Aug. 11.—¢ ganization-of a-troop of-cavalry fo, the Wyoming state guard will be ¢., ken‘up at a meeting here at 8 o0’¢jo, tomorrow in which veterans of ¢),, late waft will take the lead. The Chio Oil ‘conipamy bas let contracts for élevert additional wells in the Rock Creek field of Wyoming. The company now has nine produc- ing wells in this district. and five others drilling. Two.of the latter are nearing completion. and one is expected’ in this week. The newly contracted wells are widely dis- ae tributed ‘over the field. ,_|ton volunteers are enthusiastic oy, The Trapshooters well of the Ohio| the opportunititis offered for summ.. company, completed last week, is do-| camps and maneuvers, polo and at] ing better than its initial production, | jetic contests as well as the social f«., flowing at the rate of 750 barrels a/ tures of the movemtent in additi; day. The Trapshooters well is on) to the’ acquisition of a unit in ¢),. the southwestern quarter of Sec. 34) state's military forces: and is the farthest west well on Ohio company property. The Ohio well on Sec. 11, which came in at 2,500 barrels three months Slot Machines Barred The town council of Riverton jy ordered the removal of all slot ; chines and punchboards from ci, counters and poolhalls. Their yx; has been discontinued permanent! was announced, and prosecutions \jj result from violation of the law well on Sec. 35, which was sunk 300 feet deeper and the work finished two weeks ago, with a production of 300 barrels in the first two hours. is reported to be doing even better than the Sec. 11 well. cumulation of gas and oil after the ——_—_s____ CODY SLAYER iS SENT 10 fire had been turned out, caused coy. siderable alarm here ant resulted jy PRISON FOR |} YEARS som: damage to the plant. The coy \bustion chamber was blown away from the boiler and one end of the building partially wrecked. Explosion at Light Plant An explosion at the Popo A, Light & Power plant, caused by x CODY, Wyo., Aug. 11.—Charles Gilmore, found guilty of the mur- Peer der of Lee Ewing in Cody on July |. After nearly thirty-five years of 10, last, was sentenced to 20 to 25 | service in the leper colony on the is- years in the state penitentiary by Jand of Molokai, in the southern Pa- Judge Percy Metz in district court. | cific, Sister Mary Leopoldoni of the Gilmore's petition for a new trial |Franciscan order is now on a vaca- was overruled. |tion trip to the United States. (Ee han at a hat 2 ds a 2 eae a ~ 14 TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Daily telegraphic quotations from New York, Denver, and other markets over our private wires. Place the convenient facilities of our office at your dis- possl to buy, sel lor obtain the best markets and up to the min- ute quotations. Information and quotations furnished upon request on Local Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. Casper, Wyo. Phone 203 212 Oil Exchange Bidg. ae | Tobaccos ~ Blende (1 { DPE be: |