Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 4

Maiilp Ei TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. ( Wo-OcTex: cc.c..- 22 New York Curb Bid Ask Midwest Refining .... 174 175 Miawest Common 5 3 Midwest Preferre Merritt Glenrock Cosden _...-- Okmulgee P. & RB Sinela uGrilf __- St. Cr. Prod. Assn Ww S10 a," . & Ref., com..-.- New York Stock Exchange we ' tom On et He oes ee = ~~ = Mexican Petreleum ..205 08% po : Texes Oil --264 266% -62 Sinclair Oil _ ~ 60 60% Me U. S. Steel .. =-104% 104% WORK ON MINING CLAIMS REDUCED Assessment Labor Suspended on Holdings of Five Claim er Less The bill suspending assessment work on mining claims for the year 1918, which was passed by both the house and senate, has been signed by the president and is now a law. Thi suspends assessment work on mining claims until Jan. 1, 1920, and carrie a further provision that this suspén- sion of assessment work cannot appl fto more than five claims held b) anv one individual of corporation. Oll placer claimants which were no- granted relief from assessment work the last two years are granted relic undet this act for the year 1919 fEvery claimant must file in the office where location notice or certificate is recorded, on ot before Det. $1, 191° HAMOUR EMPLONES MAY WANT TD BUY CHICAGO PLANT. lL 1S. REASON (From the Chicago Tribune) Somewhere a factory whistle toot- ed noon. Three hundred typists at Armour © Co.'s stock yards offices lightly abbed 800 noses. Then they opened reir meshbags and simultaneously ew forth sheafs of beautifully en- | ~aved certificates. | At neighboring desks a like num- 2r of masculine clerks closed their ooks amd cautiously fingered their side pockets, which bulged with ore of the impressive documents. Behind doors marked “Private” of “als waited until they were sure body was looking, then peeked rap- rousiy into drawers loaded with ’em. Across each certificate was engrav- i, “The Lucky Thirteen Oi] com- FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1919 e high cost of living can be re- duced by calling at the Casper Phar- macy, Saturday. 9-10-31 MOSHER WELL IS FULL OF 0. & R. SYNDICATE GETS OIL, WILL BE SHOT Toni BIG SUSHER IN TEXAS The Mosher well. on settion 19° The R and RB. dieate well on * the Salt Creek field probably will the Stanford farm, Stephens county be shot today and thé possibilities|in Texas was successfully shot last of the strike will then be establish-| night, according to word received ed. Sixteen hundred feet of oil is/here this morning direct from the said to be standing in the casing b:t/ field. ‘The of] flowed over the der- the well has not flowed to datz.|riek and the well is estimated to be Drillers expect to stimulate the flow) a 3,000-barrel one. There are a by Shooting, the, sand having been! number of Casper stockholders in this penetrated 14 feet, | syndicate. (ee ] a There will be several good bar. special meeting @f the stockholders © =: te of the Steeckgrowrrs’ State bank, it was voted to increase the capital steck from $80,000 to $75,000 which will | Natrona Fuel Co. Phone 949 J. L. BIEDERMANN. Prop GEBO COAL COKE woov City Office 157 S. Center Street Gen. Office 5th and Beech Streets 04.0444 permit the addition of some new) stockholders to the list. > -— Hear Pauline Lucile Mayo in het miscellaneous program of readings tonight at the Methodist church. hats. The me was a little late A Service of Safety A bank, of course, keeps your money safe. And it & noties of his desire to hold sucl so ‘mining claim or ciaims under this ect Units Stanley Greene _..- go © before the house to include Alask 100 and eliminate this provision limitin the number of claims on which thi Suspensien provision may apply; i being held to be inequitable to at tempt te segregate the holdings o any one individual or corporation. TOL BRIERS Petroleum. - River Refining WYOMING CRUD. O1L MARKET Warm Springs -$1.00 Elk Basin _..._ -- 1.86] The Lance Creek Royalties eor Salt Creek _ - 1.50 Grass Creek 1.85 {pathy Will begin the operation of th Big Muddy ~ 290) tn 1.80 King Jerse of 820 acres in the Rec! Pilot Butte ... - ------ 1.50 Lender _. _. 1.88 (Creek field, resuming the drilling of e hole now at 1.800 feet, which the i iz hie Oil company abandoned when AiG GAINS SHOWN IN kcasing will be carried to 2,000 feet (nd the oil sand is expected at 3,000 feet. In this lease the Riverton-Wy- oming Refining company has a 40 per ‘cent interest, the Lance Creek Roy- elties company 44 per cent and a lit forfeited the lease. The 10-inch group of Denver men the remainder. lons over the first six months of 1918, « Wain feteai: a | York brokers are being held daily in s r n £18, and 55,119,878 gallons over the (thst city, with Charles A. Guenther, first six months of 1917. The increase in erude run for the first half, general manager of the United Pro- of S year was 1,128,005 barels, and 2,265,564 barrels more than dur- ducers company of Douglas, as the ing the first six months of 1917. The produttion ef kerosene was 4,742,194 representative of the Douglas, as the s during the six months than dufing the first heif of 1918, and /TePresentative of the Wyoming inter- 8 gallons less than the first half of 1917. The comparative figures for the first six months of each year are as follows | terests thet arrangements for the de- {velopment of the company’s holdings jin this state, Kansas and Texas were progressing favorably and that he jwas remaining in the metropolis longer than he had expected to for 1918 5,153, 95,921, 1917 4,935,815 63, Gaso 7 ASE 4,369,803 29,111,997 28,876,561 that reason. Favorable action on ti Gas 134/617 664 103,797,724 8g ae a ‘leasing bill is also one reason for his \ # 727,72 89,225,304 —z acta Lubricating, gallons 1,316,502 2,235,418 SEb ERT Seer , Wax, pounds _.___ 1,177,591 600,227 545,361 NOTICE ] Coke, tons __. 12,771 5,799 4,308 Dr. W. C. Foster has reterned| ’ | 5 é | Miscelleneous, gallons _._. 98,676,746 61,590,5 20,3 (from Rochester, Minn., and will see Losses meee ea ae ao 140 365 ane ‘poe his patients temporarily at the Hen- | ning Hotel, Room 222 until perma- | May but nent offiees are opened. Patients | showed a considerable decrease. Kerosene, gas end may call at the Hotel or phone 45. | howed increases. The figures are as follows: 9-8-tf | 3 Stocks on Hand 9-B-6t | May, 1919 June, 1919 May 31, "19 June 30, '19 The amount of crude run in June showed an increase over the output of gas: fuel, and miscella the Wigwam. Meet me ———— | Crude run, barrels ...... 1,056, 1,153,957 768,247 801,390 Oi! sed and 2 491,863 35,729 64,631 Gesoline, gallons 340,900 37,611,825 $2,418,400 Ott H Krausse Kerosene. gallons _._.. 3,142,160 4,084,078 2.737.078 OH. Ges and fuel, gallo: Lubric: ---22,908,486 23,528,728 ons .... Brokerage Co. HENNING HOTEL » gallons. ..14,380. 2.349 18,396,048 1.868 Miscel Coke, Loss iams. of L. E. Armstrong, and the Cus per Private School, incorporated, cer- on thet its headquarters is Cas- and the ugent in charge thereof 4 ett 2 —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—. EAST CASPER GROCERY Will Open MONDAY With a Complete Line of Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables and Soft Drinks. \ Deliver to Any Part of the City at Any Time. EAST CASPER GROCERY JULIUS SCHNEIDER, Prop. We Recommend E. T. WILLIAMS AND CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY A, a Splendid Investnen Market Quotations. Tel. 1155 Ms, oD ae BII LLL La LL OL a OL. MP Casper [oan Office Lt el rs Ay Second and Fenway Sts. Phone 401-M bag, end Suitcases : : : Phone 804-5 oe | 4 i 600 emendment has been introduc | } ii jests. Mr. Guenther wired Douglas in- - bhi heh dd i ust as surely can help you handle your money safely. ‘or instance, a checking account here is more than a simple convenience. It is a guarantee of security to you in the transmission of funds. It enables you to keep your money instantly accessible without danger of loss. Checks Protect You Your cheeks drawn on this bank carry your money to all parts of the country at the coast to you of a postage stamp. Check- ing enables you to keep track of your money in @ systematie way. The stubs in your cheek book carry sufficient entries to do this. eny.” The stockholders were busy eparing to open the market. At one minute past 12 the officials. snographers and clerks were engag- jin merry warfare. Shares of the cky Thirteen were quoted at any- ere from $50 to $100, and were apped up at the same price. Bids ctuated like 2 crepe de chine skirt in arriving, and the glad news wasn’t sprung until next day, when Afmout & Co. almost shut down in the ex- citement. A néfvous hunt began for stock certificates mixed up with the moth- bate in the family trunk. 8 the day of the announcement . aaat = the stock jumped from $10 to any- 1 yu. le u w ie * 2 1 Feat’ Mich, Fortunes were made ning up to $100, AVRO OMISe Gusta: Lunch? Gosh no. This was fi- “ORS are nearer $40. ‘ ~ ance fierce and frenzied. eae if it beer © quit sing up The trading reached a furious cres- offic fol vient Mr. ion sndo when the whistle shrieked 1 poo Sss neg et urH Bround an ‘clock. Instantly the yoices of the "9 48 place. rectaters became hushed. A few fem- THE FLOMAR ne bids continued, but died away nder the reproving eyes of the de Worland, Wyo. MISS F. RADER, Prop. The cantelled ehecks, returned to you each month, are legal feseipte for your payments. These and many other benefits are yours if you establish a chetking account here. We will be glad artment heads. te disewss it further with you. Now, the history of the Lucky Thirteen Qil company and the nooen- day scramble was something like this: d ut a year ago Fred Tennant, an Armour employe, was sent from Chi- cago to manage the company interests in Dallas, Texas. At that time the Texas oil fields were booming and the enterprising Mr. Tennant began to look around. Selecting some lively acreage, he wired fellow employes he could get an option. The office force Having taken over the management of the Elk Hotel, the name has been changed The Casper National Bank er ee neem enter wena to FLOMAR. It has been refurnished and remodeled chipped in and William Hathaway, « throughout. Hot and cold Blanks M Reports Markets department head, told Tennant tc water in each room, steam an Letters grab the option. Nearly 700 of the heated. An ideal place to 9 y 1 ive effice force subscribed at $10 a share Neat nexpens' stop while in Worland. Sample Room in Connection. Well, things went along until a week or two ago. Then Fred wired he had struck a gusher and instrutt- ed his former asso es to ho! . Our Mimeograph Dept. Knows How Call us CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. Smith-Tarter Bldg Phone 442-W. 1pheeeeeccconococcnsecosencocseesoooesee eee ees epee EDeDReneseoesoseeneoeeebee We Can Ship a Few Thousand Tons of COTTON SEED CAKE from our twelve large Mills in TEXAS | LOUISIANA OKLAHOMA and MISSISSIPPI during October Wire for Prices Today Delivered Your Station Southland Cotton Oil Company Head Office—Paris, Texas oe dbboietewedeweiiaipdibdibdidde Attention Stockmen _We have under contract several thousand tons of the best hay in the country, and can sup- ply you in car lots at the very lowest prices. We can also supply you with all kinds of grain in car lots. BEFORE PURCHASING, SEE US We Buy Hides, Pelte Fux: ind Woo! 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