Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 4

Ak SIGE aa ae wo. —_—— Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY ie : : ’ . the} 4 in the tempor-; ° or ee tee ee Bh Reese ~ FOR PAST WEEK =] a it ee ae) ar ary, a9 it . : Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. North Texas, Gulf Coast and Lou-| 5 1 oe Riess | (+ L arg es L. -Ae J. lent 01 ; P Wyo-Kans. _-_ selapa Report the t the Wyokans syn. cate has. been Local a Wy-0-Tex Completions * clected director of the arene : 0 6 . Philippot 02 New York Curb The only divisions to show good noticeable Soenaede ‘Chatles. Rive yas siti meee 06 ‘Midwest Refining ae 171.00 results in last week’s oil news were s light. Some in-/tor, Amalgamated Rity. Bessemer ...-.--_-- -22 Boston Wyoming 74 Big Indian —- 49 Burke Oil -__ +35 Buck Creek - -- 1.10 Black Tail — -16 Columbine ~~ 39 Con. Royalty 1.03 Cow Gulch -30 Elkhorn - -29 Gt. Weste -10 | Mates i2'2¥ -2S — 1.25 | Hutton Lake - .03 Jupiter -_ = .08 | <i oe Ol yalty... .34 t Lusk Royalty _____ .30 { Lusk Petroleum -._ .19 | Mountain & Gulf__ .67 | Mosher Oil __ = 00 Northwest - gs) Outwest _- -04 05 Picardy ____. _. Agro |) | 10 Riverton Refg. eto 19 Rity. & Prod. Corp. B35 Sunset Tom Bell Royalty__ Wind River Refg._ Williams, s Western Ex. WYOMING CRUD £ OIL MARKET --$1.00 Elk Basin --._... Warn Springs -....._... Salt Creek _. Big Muddy - Pilot Butte FIVE WELLS IN NEW YORK Ol OGAGE STARTED Mike Henry Starts Intensive De-! velopment Campaign; Holds Large Acreage The Mike Henry Oil company has! commenced its development of the! new Osage field near Newcastle, | Wyo., and a report from that field recently stated that the company hed five wells on the way to the pay| sands. The field is creating a great deal of attention and numerous other! companies have commenced opera- tions, , there being twelve rigs now; working in the district. The Mike} Henry Oil company intends to place! several other rigs on its holdings’ within a short time. The foltowing item from the Wyoming Oil News, gives an idea of the work going on in the Osage vicinity. The Osage field in Weston county, | which began to attract attenion when the Mike Henry Oil Co. brot in a well recently will be the scene of considerable activity this winter and spring according to present indica- tions, large companies are working in the | district and there is considerable leas- iny and locating of land under way.| Two government agents were in the district last week checking up on op-! erations and some fears have been! entertained that the lands not al- ready taken up may be withdrawn. The Mike Henry well is on section 5-46n-63w, near the town of Osage, on the Burlington road. The opera- tions center lergely around this well but investigations are extending over a large area and as far west as Camp- bell and Johnson counties which are ; not listed among the oil producing counties. Neither, however, has becn prospected to any great extent. The Osage field is about 45 miles north of the Mule Creek development @ eastern Niobrara county, 12 to 15 miles northwest of the Newcastle field, in which small quantities of oil have been found at a shallow depth, and 18 miles southeast of the Thorn- ton field where there are a number of light producers. The Mike Henry | Go, 1s weil fortified with acreage in the Osage field. It has a total of 22,000 acres of which 15,000 acres ate patented. The company has mov- éd six rigs into the district and ex- pects to prosecute development on a large scale. WYOMING EXPLORATION ~ WELL WAITS FOR CASING The well of the Wyoming Explor ation company is temporarily shut down awaiting casings in the Pine Moyntain region. The old rig ich has been weakened in spudding in probebly will be torn down and replaced “by ~ new structure. well is -a mile and a half cast pf the Mosher well. than a mile farther eastward ayd towards Casper than ‘at the pres- + ‘yan. | The New York Oi] company, found me this way the munagement aud “on the employes will be yeprevented by| the western side of this regioy. ‘The a dry well about a month 2 .rie of the New York company i i ¢ mipleye chairman to serve the first then has begn moved to the Po Spider region. “he ae LNG A scarlet Jotus, purple tipped, Some cattuils mauve and pink, You see in yonder copper jar, Now really you would think, If this were not an arid laud, ¥OU'd had 2 bit to drink Scouts for a number of the! ; This! I t If it brings, in| oil, it will extend thjs field more 3.00 | North Central Texas, Gulf Coast id: 0 Spgs aa 4 5 ; iioeet fe coc ito 1.75 and North Louisiania, says the Oil erritt -_____ _ 95.95 2600 Citly Derrich. All the other divis- lenrock Oil __ 4.50 4.75 ‘ons had only moderate producers to jen ——_ {EIS ai bo [epee Heaney the. Number, were Okmulgee P& R-.- 1 00 large as usual, and inclu was Sinclair Gulf Bs a yo ‘the ordinary proportion of dry holes Salt Ck. Prod. Assn 64.50 £65.50 (224 gas producers, Wildcat work Were Sites 7 ne as ono, sre fo Be ee Oe tae at Prod. & Refg.Com. 8.12 8.25 greater attention. Tests are widely New York Stock _seattered all oyer the State, and oc- Mexican Pet _..__ 251.00 451.0 casional reports of showings being exas Oil __ ~ 282.00 281.50 found add to the interest. Sinclair Oil 59.75 “69.75 North Louisiania ts rapidly in- U. S. Steel --_.- 108.00 108.36 creasing in importance. Two dis- tricts, Claiborne andBull Bayou, are Units the center of active operations. Stanley Greene -.... 50 75 with the greater interest attached Mosher .-_--.. 500 600 ‘to the former. The discovery of 200 Club 850 several gusher wells in two sands in} Teapot ..-. 100 [the Claiborne district has caused a ui ‘rueh of the big companies to that obs 101.10 section and tests are’ being started ds 5 on large tracts far from the pro- 2nd 4s ductive center. Four new com- Ist 41s - pletions were reported in the week’s 2nd 44s news with an inital production of ard 44s 22,000 barrels. One of these was “th 4is - in the deep sand and the other in the shallow; the deep sand well being credited with 10,000 barrels. It is estimated that the producers now jecomnleted wonld make 60.000 bar- rels-a day natural, -if there-were a pipe line facilities to care for the 5 oil. Bull Bayou also reported a 4,000-barrel well, and there were numerous smaller producers in the various fields. Leasing is very ac- tive in. the northern ‘part of the . ‘ Staté, and new companies are pre- paring to enter the field. Some of te ™ the proposed operations will extend over. into Arkansas. Riba conmee and Hull are the 4 a) ea ‘ active pools of the Gulf Coast, aud Will Take Over Personal Holdings, many of the others which wers pro- of Frank G. Curtiss in Salt minent. a year ago, like Goose Creek Creek Field and Humble, are very quiet. The E , vreek Fiela search for the deep sand at Spindle- b Frank G. Curtis president of the top is not bringing any good re- New York Oil company, has an-| sults. West Columbia had one good| nounced that he will sell or convey completion, and the old No. 1 Ayers hi e Hewitt dis- count; Wctate hk ex- With swell owing * 450. barrels. hew 500 feet shallower ‘than . in this locality, wilth a well making 60 berrels. Some of the hie i paid eros | ore reaching a depth where something Soe he found to prove the valuc of the teritory surrounding’ or con- demn it. Nothing has been received from Kansas ‘up to this writing except the reports of routine operations. Heavy snows prevail in theWyom- ing fields and will have a tendency to check operation to some extent, though many firms have prepared for it with the intention of continu- ing work through the winter. ‘Tho dry Piney field is becoming more in- teresting since the last completion there by the Lincoln-Haho Oil Co. shows staying “qualities. The pro- ducers in this field are located near the top of the great diyide but on the Pacific side of the slope. | Two deep tests are being made in theLance Creek field to decide the possibilities in the lower formations | of that section. a L. A.. Reed: general superintendent of the Midwest. Refining company, has gone to Greybull Wyo, where he will make an inspection tour of the company properties in that city. Ho will return the last- of ‘the week * 2 = today where pany, left for © e after business for the he wil} look company. Ber A Little wantad wil gej}. it. od Burke Sinclgir, -industria] wel/arc director of the west Refining eom- h's personal interests in the Salt! was allowed to flow, and showed for Creek field to the New York com-! 10,000 barrels. At Hull one well pany. Five different sections of land | gtarted at- 2.000 barrels. Product- With reported wells on each parcel of |jon showed a slight increase for the lend will be acquired through this} giyjsion over. the previbus week’s transaction. — 2 estimate. Twelve wildcat tests These holdings are described as fol-| were abandoned during the week, of lows: which five werewin Bexar county. 24-% percent of the Southwest 4% |There was ’ rumor that the Hum- of Section 13-39-79, where the Ohio|ble Oil Co. had found oil at the Oil Company as operator has just|Davis Hill’dome in Liberty county, brought in a well that will produce} where many tests have been made several hundred barreles of oil per‘in»the past. ' dzy. This quarter section will be North Central Texas was able to owned by New York Qil, 24-% per/ report ‘about the usuai number of, ecnt, Salt Creek Producers, '24-%4 | completions of the 3,000-barrel size, | per cent, and Ohio Oil 651 per cent. | with numerous ‘ones of a. smaller 12-% per cent in 80 acres con-| capacity. Two with the larger in- sisting of the East half of the S. W. quarter of section 12-39-79. ;county, and the Duke pool furnish-| 12-™% per cent in 160 acres, con-|ed one, and another starting at; sijting of the Northwest quarter of | 3,500 barrels. Stephens county re-| Scction 12-39-79. | ported’ a 1,4001-barre] and a 1,500-) 12-44 per cent in the Southwest! barrel Well, with several of lesser | quarter of Section 1-39-79. ‘size. Burkburnett had 59 pro-| 50 per cent of the Northwest)ducers and seven dry holes as the} quarter of Section 1-39-79. jresult of the week’s operations. | There Salt Creek lands together |The best completion started at 2,500 with the company’s present inter-, barrels, and more than a dozen did / erts in Salt Creek on the northwest, better than 1.000 barrels. A re- ‘y4arter qf ‘section 27-40-79 ‘with |duction in the posted price for Burk- | fcur wells on it; its interests in 560) burnett crude from $2.25 to $2 was, acres of putented land with nine|announced. This was not unexpect-| producing wells on it; the interest|cd as many producers who were un- in the northwest quarter of 7-40-78) able to get their oil run and lacked Where it is drilling now; its half of A400 acres in section 33-40-79 and! duet at lower prices. on the northeast quarter}has existed for several weeks, and tion 1-39-79, make the above|it is rumored.that some crude was ed additions to the company|sold as low as $1.76 or even lees per lovk big. barrel. It is TH: compiny aifo reports that|end of th it has holdings in 16 other fielde. will bi Three wells are about to be started by the New York Oil company while jnine are drilling. The company has | 2 * competed wells reported. Eighteen of these oil wells ure in the Salt Creek field; three are gas wells ard one an oil and gas well in the, Iron Creek field; four are gas wells; |in the Poison Spider region; one is! jat South Casper creek; and two are in the Boone Dome. r pipe line facilities that the present ou! N MIDWEST JOINT QOUNGIL MEETS Formation for actual busingss was | the principal work-done at the first jmveting of the joint council of em- ployes und company representatives , gt the Midwest Refining company yes- ped “afternoon. urke Sinclair, | rector of industrial welfare fer the Midwest company, celled the ¢gouncil to-prder- Each side then selected 4 chairman, the employe chairnign to wide ut euch alternate meeting for aoa hi The vame erder will be | followed by the management: chyir-} PLP LEE ELMAN ERA EAA Card of our Union: OCTAVE BOIVIN HARRY SIEBERT | Natrona Hotel: ' a aD: 3 the chairman et every other meeting. y Carson Reynolds wys elected em- way, und 8. K. Loy was named ay R. HH. Cov-| #iX 1O0Kths. “Manugement chairman. ington was uppointed se council by Mr. Sinclair. i »A committee was uppointed to dgww up the order of businegs. Then! the council adjourned until October} 38. TAS A al output were found in Eastland storage had been offering their pro-| This condition | lieved that by the) \ No. 122 West Second St. JACK WORTHINGTON No.'149 South Center St. DREW PRO - CASPER BARBERS LOCAL UNION, 726 about 1200 feet. no Belton Wall at 1,200 Feet. in the Bekon field mressoried down in ne ted down e There has been dope since the storm of a week ago. The holdings of the field yesterday. ment this week. ' | | | result of Dr. fH a aie iy be All officers of the Poison Spider-| © Bolton syndicate visited the Bolton| ~ The No. 1 well of this company is expected to be brot in within a week. Trucks are able to reach the camp now and the roads are reported in fairly good shape. pen Bh. PAH A false alarm turned in from No 7 box at Fourth and Beech streets |~ last night about 10:30 o'clock broke || the monotony for the fire depart- |= There was no fire to be seen in the vicinity of the box. Take “Dr. ‘Edwards’ Olive Tablets perl up the spirits. 10c¢ and 25c a box. New York company in this field are said to be of the minor variety. Qhie Well Nearing Sand. The Qhio well on section 33-40-79 in the Salt Creek field is nearing|~ the first sand. This well which is| > on the Keystone farm is expected in within the next week or two. The Ohio reports the well to be at a depth of approxiately 2,600 feet. Specials:-for Today and Saturday . One Pound Brookfield Bu for -... sadlaist Best White Potatoes, per cwt. ........._.. iets One Gallon Can Best Four Cans Sunbrite B (1) wig Ban P hee ibe ee iad Good Broom pc 1) Ry gabbana a eae ead One Dozen Large Lemons 2 Pe er NNR lL One Pound Dromedary Da! ry One Six for itter Peaches Cleaner Best Uncolored Ji apan ea per pound oa Best English Breakfast Te per pound ._..... Three Pound Can No. 1 ea ACE Wa Anderson CashG Phone 1125 W, rocery 627 E. Second St. bw. 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