Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1919, Page 4

PAGE FOUR an Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Local Stocks | Wy-O-Tex Syeertih es Amalgamated Rit New York Curb American Bia Midwest Refining_-- Midwest Common --- Midwest Preferred Merritt - Glenrock Oi Cosden Oxmuilgee P. & Sinclair Gulf _ St. Cr. Prod. A: West. S. 0. & L. ston Wyoming Big Indian ~- Burke Oil -- Buck Creek ___-_- Black Tail - _- ey Columbine Consolidated RI Cow Gulch _- TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE | FLARIS WELL Io RP TC STA He HE ELL SHOT, DILFLOWS No Apparent Effect from Nitro | Blast but Same Production Is Maintained RAWLINS, Wyo., Sept. 9.—The race for early development of prop- erties in the Lost Soldier and Ferris fields shows no signs of slackening but is being rushed by a score of companies now interested in the structures. The Producers and Re- finers’ corporation shot the well they recently brot in in the’ Ferris field with no effect upon the flow of oil, which continues to flow intermittent- e Casper Daily Cribune FARGO UNGORKS Stock rose in the Western Explora- tion company here this morning as a result of an oil well unofficially re- borted in the Texas field. Unofficial reports indicate the well to be a 2,000 barrel strike. Stock here rose to the} 4 mark w ations of going} See Sa aa som"®| The bringing in of another 30-mil- co S——— | lion-foot gasser by the Fargo Oil company in the poison Spider field RANCHER’S DAUGHTER IS this week tarnishes additional evi- BURNED, MAY LOSE ARM dence of the aggressive policy being dais, | pursued by this concern. The new a | strike was made on section three and COKEVILLE, Wyo., Sept. 9.—Miss| extends the proven area some dis- Della Dayton, 11-year-old daughter of | tance to the north. It is known as a rancher who resides on the P. W.; Fargo well No. 11. Olson ranch, six miles east of Coke- Well No. 10 is reported down 1,- Election of Patrick Sullivan to Board of Directors Is Also Announced . 7, |ly with a considerable head. Various | Ville, was terribly burned Saturday? 650 feet and was compelled to sus- lestimates of probable production |evening, when she attempted to start} pend operations about 40 feet above | have been made but not until an ac-|a kitchen fire with coal oil. The ex-| the sand to run casing on account cf | curate test is made by the company|Plosion burned the little girl about) caving. Production in this well is will the possibilities of the well be|the arms, head and breast. Home considered certain. Prod. & Refrs., com.- New York Stock Exchange Mexican Petroleum . 2 is Oile--—— Elkhorn Great Wes reme Sinclair Oil U. S. Steel _-_ Lusk Petroleum - Units Mountain & Gulf - +59 Stanley Greene 60 80 Mosher Oil -----.- 1.00 Mosher —___ = 500 600 Northwest ------. .50 200 Club - 300 350 Outwest -06 Teapot -_- -- 90 100 Bicardy yeaa 10) Riverton Refining -_ .17 Liberty Bonds Rity. & Prod. Corp. .50 Sunset __ ae) 216 21 Tom Bell Rity. -. .31 38 United Petroleum _ .08 10 18 120 1.50 1.60 4.05 4.10 } Wyo-Kans 1.50 1.75 | Victory Loan WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET --$1.00 Elk Basin __. 1.50Grass Creek 1.50 Lusk -__ -- 1.50 Lander _ OIL COMPANIES OIL PROVIDES ARE EXPANDING © BIG TONNAGE ee amt ‘on. 28 Per Cent of Total Hauled by All Ree ae pea by ne oon Railroads Drawn from Mines cerns in Refinancing for and Oil Wells Warm Springs -- Salt Creek Big Muddy - Pilot Butte Development —— Stns Sept §.—Lusingr the past five years the mines oil 1e major oil companies ieee 3 “Il precedent. in the Wells of the United States have far r of new financing, and the TiShed exactly 58 per cent of the behind °tt be imoliey, ating on United te SEENON he producers of the basi wealth of the proximately country ein- 00,000 men. ed labor. T C facts furnis for the interest troused among mining men in the xrave problems confronting the ue y ever 1 le of securit At ic Refining Co., formerly idiary of the Standard Oil, will 20,000,000 of new preferred Previously it has been the of the ndard Oil companies ce operations from current The Gulf Oil Corporation 18,000,000 four-y bonds, nds thru the and present low percentages in t duction. The recognized danger of continued industrial conferences, sporadic in character, during the national cri has brought a warning from the min- ing men and has resulted in calliny and the Sun Co., another long estab- ®@ general mining and industrial con- lished independent company which Yention in this c had previously had no bonded debt, Of November 1 ing inter $6,000,000 of an authorized is- sts can get tog f $20,000,000 ten-year deben- PUrpose of considering a concrete ines : business program to be placed be- In all cases the funds derived from fore the congress of the United the sale are to provide additional States, backed by the nation’s lead- capital. Tt been found ing industries. cess profits and other war Already, the American Mining ci e diverted appreciable sums Congr which has called the con- from reserves necessery to the health- vention a feature of its 22nd an- ful conduct of an oil business. The Dual meeting, is at work upon the reduce rchasing power of dol. Most comprehensive plans yet de- lar enters into the situation. Also to Vised for a meeting of this character. keep abreast with the tremendou There will be frank and open dis- ex- yn Which, as an economic neces- CUssion of labor’s plan to nationalize + must continue in the oil indus i the companies are face to face trol of railroads and coal mines upon » problem of making increas- #1 natio’ activities will be shown. outlays. The relation of mining to industrial factor, which, i , prosperity and the close connection all the former between the present low per-man nd which undoubtedly is the Production and the extra-ordinary inating influence behind this COSt of all commodities will be dis- new financing, is that of the increas- Cussed. ‘There will be national con- ed cost of operations. hat is, the fepences of gold and silver produc- increased cost of materials, equip. TS coal operators, oil shale and ment, labor and transporvauon. atl Petroleum men, state geologists and that is necessary to gain some idea ©COnomists, with special programs . for ezch f what has occurred in these costs ) compare drilling expense, w re costs, tan prices, et e of three or four yez er the circumstances, » which until recently only comfortable but cure sur- looked fabulous, adequate unless Oito H. Krausse Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL plu \no appe progré ntained and in- peculiar character S. necessitating reserves against hazard and ting supply and demand, must We Recommend be taken into account. > E. T. WILLIAMS AND The first w become honor ry colonel of a regiment was Pri CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY ‘ Ey un Fics As a Splendid lnavestsiem ried and who. or becoming a widow, ¢ d her brother, th king of rrussia, to transfer to i aE te watt Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 Cuirassiers ashion started. Regi He did! the colon ent of Pru o, and thus the cy 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 possinle price. Ask for our Market Letter 411 Oil Exchange Bidg. Phone 1133 Casper, Wyoming =| Erec “| The ,./ section on the tion, involving transportation, wages | industry and the effect of labor con- known. U. S. Petroleum The United States Petroteum com- pany, which about ten days since lost its rig in the Lost Soldier field by fire, now has timbers on the ground and has begun the erection of a new rig to take the place of the one lost. Just before the rig was burned the ¥U. S. Petroleum company had struck a big flow of oil. The boilers were moved away from the well a con- siderable distance but the gas be- came so strong that the rig caught fire anyw It is reported that be- fore this rig was burned the drill had entered the oil sands and that a few more feet of drilling would have | proven the well. The new rig will [be completed in a few days and the hole continues the necessary few feet to complete the test. The New York Oil compeny drill- ing in the Ferris Dome district, has reported as being down approximately 1700 feet at the present time. This | company is now running its 8 %2-inch | casing and expects to be finished with this work in the near futur In ad- | dition to this rig which was erected }some time since the New York Oil | company now has three Standard rigs on i nd 11 in the Ferr field a o be drilling three more holes in the near future. } New York Oil Company i} | g New Rig Kasoming Oil company is |erecting a rig in the Seperation Flat Sherrod Dome at a point a short distance west of No. 1 location is believed s to be in the center of one of the largest oil domes in the state and the result of the drilling will be watched with intense inter- est by the oilwnen of this section. { Gate City Oil Company The Gate City Oil company which had entered the Lost Soldier fields last year and drilled a hole to a depth of over 1400 feet, has again | entered the field and begun active drilling. The hole is going down rap- | idly and is past 1450 feet. Texxas Company The Texas Oil company drilling on section 8 in the Separation Flat dis- trict, is now down approximately 900 | feet and reports that drilling is pro- “Watch the Elgin Movement” Z New things are always inter- esting. Men who are interested in New Fall Suits will find here an attractive showing of every new style that’s correct. “Quality First” is our stand- ard—“Your Satisfaction” our platform, and ‘Low Prices” the anchor that holds our cus- tomers. You are perfectly safe in whatever amount you invest in clothes here—we guarantec full value for every dollar. MEN’S SUITS $380 to $75. Good furnishings vend hats. Bloom Shoe & ing Co. oJ 2 Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 949 J.L. BIEDERMANN. Prop ¢ GEBO COAL $ COKE Wwoow ¢ City Office 157 S. Center ? Street ¢ Gen. Office 5th and Beech % Streets 46 PELLLL PLES OL IIL ATL LLL LY es were applied until the ar- rival of Dr. Madera from Cokeville, jwho at once took her to the Mont- | pelier hospital, where it is feared she will lose one arm and an ear. The stove exploded when the flame reached the coal oil, and it is mi- raculous that the little girl escaped | with her life. ——— gressing as rapidly and as setisfac- torily as could be expected. Emery Syndicate The Emery Syndicate is,just com- pleting the erection of Rig No. 2 near O'Brien Springs in the Ferris Dome, and is expecting to spud in within the next few s. This rig has been erected on the same structure as Rig No. 1, which was put in a couple of s since. This company expects to thoroughly test out their lands in the Ferris Dome and is confident that the result of its development work will be a big success. Rig at Pick Springs A rig is being erected in the Pick Springs district neer Saratoga by Mr. Trumbull and drilling is to be start- ed in the near future. For some time the Pick Springs section has been receiving favorable considera- tion. Strong Showing of Oil It_is reported that the American Oil Fields Workers company drilling in the Lost Creek section, has struck a strong showing of oil at a depth of approximately 7 feet. Drilling is being crowded just as rapidly as possible in the hopes that a gusher will be struck within the next few hundred feet, Taking Up Land in Lost Creek A syndicate of Ilinois and India -apitalists has taken up considerable reage in the Lost Soldier ficlds and is how moving rigs to the loca- tion from Wamsutter just as rapidly as possible. Geologists for this syn- dicate have reported very favorably upon this district 2nd as a result con- siderable development work will be done there this fall. ri qi Casper Loan Office Will spve you Boney oo: your Wardrobe Trunk, Hand. bag, and Suitcases : : : Reliable 133 So. Centor Phone 804.J. GEOLOGICAL WURK Maps and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., P.O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Another interesting piece of news | in connection with company affairs is the announcement that at a spe- cial meeting of the board of directors, Patrick Sullivan, one of the large stockholders of the company, was elected a member of the board to succeed J. L. Weathers, who leaves for Texas to look after company in terests. | years and his election on the Fargo board will strengthen that company, altho it already bears the reputa- tion of highly efficient management. WANTED YOUNG WOMEN Between 18 and 23 Years for OFFICE POSITIONS with ADVANCEMENT. Apply CHIEF OPERATOR WESTERN UNION CASPER ARMATURE WORKS Exclusive Motor Generator Repairing and Rewinding 109 East First St. East Casper Grocery (Open for Business Soon Groceries, Fresh fections. With the most exclusive line of Meats, Vegeta- bles and also soft drinks and con- We deliver to any part o the city JULIUS SCHNEIDER, Prop. On Corner ot Fenway Second and Streets Mr. Sullivan has been iden-| tified with large interests here for! TUESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1919 lishing Dixon's c east for him had been co SHERIFF WINS | |Stoddard. _Stoddard’s official ma- | CONTEST OVER _ | jority was one vote. _ NOTICE COUNTY OFFICE px. w. c. Foster a from Rochester, Minn., and will see | his patients temporarily at the Her GREEN RIVER, Wyo., Sept. 9.— |Judge VJ. 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