Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 4

PAGE FOUR CARTER WELL IN BOLTON FIELD [a NEAR OIL SANDS Successful * Completion of Third Test Would Extend Produc- ing Area Fiye Miles to Carbon County Line The Bolton oil field. the latest région to be discovered with productive oft in it, is looking better with presen, and future prospective development. ‘The field, which is about 40 miles southwest , Was reported to be a real h the bringing in of the Poison -Bolton syndicate well about a £0. te Carter Of company No. 1 well on the southwest quarter of sec- tion” 23-29-81 in this field is expected to come in by the middle of next week It is now Only 100 feet of the sand: it is reported. It is said here that it is almost certain to come in a producer from the structure passed in putting down the well. If the Carter Urilling brings in a well the Poison-Spider-Rol- ton been definitely estab- lished that the on structure will nect up geologically with the Gri dome m county, South’ of Nr trora ct y York Oil company well is the heads at the present Poison Spider well which 0 feet of oil in the hole may pected to be doing the same soon with now nearly 1,200 feet of ol! in the hole. ion of the structure or connecting upl with the dome in on county means much for the companies holding property in the Graybeal dome. The land has been tak- ten over and is being held by the Glen rock, Burke, 1d Frantz oil com- panies. alty and Produ compa. Fin A a W. A. Miller, p: ident of the Dlinois Pipe Line company, is in Gasper today from head offices of the company at Find Ohio. He is holding aa confer- ence with officials of the northwest here K-SEAVICE MEN ASK COMPLETION DRAINAGE PLANS Resolutions Urging Designation of Riverton District as Soldier = ‘ Project-Are Sent to. *~ - * Mondell * The Riverton irrigation and land pro- ject which had previously been endorsed by the Riverton post of the American Legion was approved by the Casper the Legion fast night at its Be Following the adoption of the resolution made by the Riverton post in revised form, a message was formed and sent to Congressman Mondell with the request for his aid in congress on setting the resolution into the form of a law, The message ton project be settlement with 2 propriation from $50,000 to $1,000,000. With the appropriation of a million a this could be opened up for set> it is estimated v apprbpriations w at least one year cutting o settlement 1 deduction The project would open up about 25, 00 acres of land and give former i men a chance to secure the i Each tract would be 50 to 60 in tent and probably would be for irrigation purposes after, the ‘@ man pays for water rights. Commander C. S, Hill is now in hington along with Governor Carey, said, urging the passage of such a Much of the ness w: of the Li changed from Thursday night to every other Mon¢ night, the second and fourth Monday heing the days of meeting. Recommendation was made for the establishment ef a class In Americani zation. s routine. The meeting date ion here w a W.3, KIMBALL, SR., MADE ELKHORN PRESIDENT AT ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY; W. 8S. Kimball, was elected as. new president of the Eikhorn Of] com pany death of Mayor John Leepr. C. was elected a nd Dr. G tary to fill the yacancy caused nul dheeting held here yesterday, Floyd Stainaker, of Dubols, fs in ¢ home of W. W. Ke outfitter per visiting at the LIST YOUR OIL LAND LEASES and ROYALTIES with us for quick’ sale. BRUNSVOLD & FUNKHOUSER Office: Taylor & Clay Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 203-204 Today’s Markets by Wire: || Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Floor Oil | mown hae are oT ne * Local Oi! Stocks Williams, E. 0. 1.79 1,83 \Preston Is New Denver. Company in Beggs Field S ‘The Preston .Of company: nas. been ort by Denver men with an au- in the Beggs field, two miles southeast of Preston, The Lane syndicate is-drill- ing of the property. adjoin: ree west while the Kegugha {ne of the Preston lease. « ‘The Black Tail and Ce pany are said to be inter lease. L. Lilly, director of is vice-pres ‘The company has an S0-abre property “ ‘on ghe inst, com: pany has a test well down’on the south Gulch, com- » ed in the cow aot “the ; Sunset +. i: NK remainder of the busi-| . to take the place left thru the H. Hortsman of the Citizen’s State bank a director of the compa- 'T. Morgan was named as Mr, Kimball's promotion at the an- and guide Royalty & Prod. Corp. 92.30 91.14 93.10 91.16 = 98.48 2.05 07% 109 (Victory Loan _ Rock River Salt Creek -. Big Muddy Pilot Butte —_. -$2.60 2.60 2.56 wown= 1.25 JANUARY SALES RECORDS BROKEN DY OI WELL SUPPLY COMPANIES Depleted by Large Purchases; Spring Drilling Operations to Show Increase Oil supply companies of Casper have been stécking up to limit of their capacity since the first of year in anticipation of the large demand for drilling and other supplies needed in the oil fields. Their stock has been increased to ‘a greater extent jthan at any other season in the past. Already in this month. the Casper companies have broken the January record in sale of supplies to oil companies. The companies ‘say they never witnessed anything like the demand for supplies which have come jin this month. They expect to have even their increased supplies to last only to spring if the ppesent demand con- tinues | | c | the’ finding of a shallow oi) sand in the Covert test, drilled by D, M. Ward, two and one-hillf miles north of the Peahory field. Oil and water are showing at sev- enteen hundred feet. The well has been “hot and ts ocd for twenty-five barrels. le of so many supplies to oil.,It opens up much new territory. companies from Casper, the central sup- | pix distributing point for all drilling! 54 Dtego, Calif. property for sale. companies in Wyoming, clearly inai- The city with a wonderful future, For cates a big drilling season with the, "formation, write W, Stoc! cori of-the. first. spring months. Apartments, San Diego, Of head of a supply company indl-! 2 >. cat€@ that ‘the prospects for the coming "=" season were “unusually good.” This same company anticipates that there will be a goed deal of scattered work, meaning that wildédatting would require many new supplies, Besides this work the usual driiling in established fields vill bring a heavy drain on the sup- here. nm one day recently there were nine cars nearly loaded with supplies which left Casper for the ofl district. — ; Many of the shops of supply compan- ies are working overtime to meet the demand of oil companies. A) oll companies. IN ‘USCOMERES MEW OS Lne S TWO KANSAS | DISTRICTS: WICHITA, SP sas, Jan, 23.—Kansas prospectors were encouraged this by the discovery of oil in two un- ed districts, both in Marion county Mocllendick and associates hav at feet in the Covert test Some oil * I a sand that is showing considerable oil. of the scouts are estimating it from} fifty to one hundred barrels. ‘There are } three hundred feet of open hole and un- tl the casing is landed on the bottom | production of the well will be un- tain. ‘The location is six miles west and one mile north of Peabody. It is twelve miles northwest of the Peabody field. The other important development is BAD GOLD GOT YOU? FEELING GRIPPY? ec Dr. King’s New Discovery soon starts you on the road to’ recovery NCB tried, always used. ‘That's a trite expression, but one never more applicable than itis to Dr, King’s New Discovery. You will like the prompt, b ness-like way it loosens the Pele congested chest, soothes the ~~ } ered practically on top of PU APPLE ZLLZALZLELZLLLZCLIALIALLLLLE gas wells, water, ‘or tured throat, relieves an old. or a new cold, grippe, cough, croup, ‘The kiddies can take it in perfect safety, too. No bad attenairects, Standard half a céntury, 60c. an company consist of promin ment of the affairs of the c \ $1.20 a bottle. At your druggi: ? * * Don’t Continue Constipated Don't let your bowels bulldoze your system, Make them function regulariy—keep the body cleansed | of waste matter with , Ring's New Life Pilts, @ Biliousress, sick headache, *; indigestion, bad MAPS sour dizziness, breath—think rom aud di Denver, Colo. a2 Bid Ask | Western Explor 4.20 4.30 Amalgamated Royalty $1.06 | Wyo-Kans: .-. 1,82 1.86 American 08) Wy-O-Tex ., a ree 6 Atlas -. .07 | Keo-Hurst : 2<-=12,15 22.35 Bessemer 28, Stocks |, Boston Wyoming. 1.08) Rew ork | Gas Open Close Big Indian 47 | Midwest Refining — $161.00 $168,00 Burke, Oi 38) Midwest Common . 752.50 Buck Creek 2,10' Midwest Preferrea .. 139 2.50 Black Tail 28 20.80. © 21.00 |. Columbine — 50 g.50 > 3.75 Consolidated Reyalty 1.50 = 1:98.00 812 Cow. Gulch 40 i937 9.80 Sikhorn _- -33 | Okmulgee P. & R. ss 1.12 Bik Basin 5 8.87 Salt Creek Pro@.Assn.-. 4! 49.50 Great Western Petroleum .. -16 18> West. States O. & Lo.2- 15 1.12 Hutton Lake ... - Bin “ Prod. & Ref., Com__.--_. 8.75" 9.00 - 04 -.05° New York Stock: Exchange Stocks if are) -35 Mexican Petroleum ~~ -..$194.00 $194.50 Laisk Royalty-—_. 180) 844 198.25 199.00 Lusk Petroleum - - 20 = 42.00 42,12 Mountain & Gui. ~ 1.08 ~ 104,75 105.09 Mosher O11 = hag 6 per cent Northwest = —)* 38. a.----185% Qutwest. - 04 frantz Corp. 3.25 ==$98.98 Picardy .09 91,98 r Riverton Refining 13 90.76 Stocks Assembled to Limit of Capacity Rapidly Being | | *|'The Tribyne setting forth what he as-| In addition to above acreage, the Sand Hills Oil Beupsny: purchase a three-sevenths interest in The Blossom Syndicate whi . tract of 6,500 acres in Lamar County and 147 acres in Grayson Gounty, Texas. The capitalization is small in comparison to. the Cheyenne, Wyo. Dsstiety EAST GREETS i a ING—Photo shows U. S. Senator Hiraw W hotel to his San Francisco friends, M. Weyman of HN ISENBERG LEFT REFINERY —UEOMN GHOIGE |Not Asked to Resign as Eronsoell ly Reported, and Chief Ad- vancement Was Made un- | der His Direction | | | | | t Reports. published in other Wyoming jnewspapers to the effect that Ii. N. Isen- ‘berg resigned from presidency of | \the Riverton-Wyom! Refining com- pany ‘at the request of the stockhold- ers and that the new management has |made contracts with the Mutual Oil |company of Kansas City to market $50,-| |000 worth of products are refuted by| | Mr. Isenberg in@a communication to | serts represents a true statement of; fac Isenberg. when he became con-} |nected with the Riverton-Wyoming Re- jfining company, loaned the company | $40,000" with which to complete the} jplant at Riverton and afterwards |cured for the comipany contracts for all the crude oil produced in Fremont coun- ty. Mr. Isenberg, ted the comple- tioh of theerefinery, pub it ed products and inmis, th: | TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. (Wyoming Corporation) Authorined Capital 250,000 Shares Outstanding 140,000 Shares OPERATING IN THE FERRIS FIELD 1 440 acres upon which no royalty. is, paid, 480 acres upon which a royalty of 1244-nery cent is paid 40 acres upon which a royalty ‘of. 61/4 per cent is paid i ; ‘ WELL NUMBER ONE in Section 35-26-87 is drilling at 2,750 feet and is consid- the sand. At the present time a substantial showing of oil is in evidence at this depth. : $ WELL NUMBER TWO is drilling at about 1,850 feet in Section 9-25-86. acreage is surrounded and checker-boarded by such operati _west Refining, General Petroleum, Producers and Refi Company and others, and the two wells at the pret L Company are within a radius of one mile from two-prodiicing wells and two large wet ent dsill The Company owns five complete standard ‘rigs, two camp buildings, teams, trucks and five miles of pi ent bankers and stock ‘ompany are under the d int th STOCK NOW SELLING AT $2.00 PER SHARE 3 AND LITERATURE 1 JOHNSON WARMLY ON EVE OF CAMPAIGN OPEN- Johnson, at the latterts reception at the St. Francis If was an all-day public reception, and was virtually the opening of his presidential campaign. . ino as} produced’ about $40,000 worth Sach ands Hills Oil Company —. . Texas Company, Ohio Oil ing by the Sand Hills Qil ipe line for the transport of fuel eae wers of Wyoming. The manage~ Maeervicion of Mr, I. ‘A. Deline. Oil Exchange Building, Casper; Wyo. Resting, Woe SILORIPOGLMAI TISAI SIM TEEEMIELED TE thorized. capitalization of $100,000 and | Gulch company, outstanding 8 Oakland, California, shaking hands with Mutual company before he voluntarily resigned. ru Lack of cooperation en the part of Ea the of directors: was given as a crisp, § “ the re for his resignation. Elec- tion of @ successor to Mr. Isenberg was then made. . Erroneous reports published in other Wyoming papers regarding, these sarhe facts, according to Mr. Isenberg, haye flone his reputation some injury and were the inspiration for the explanation furnished The Tribune. TERRIFIC GRLE COSTS MIDWEST $80,000 WHEN DERRICKS BLOW OVER “The Midwest Refining company is reported to have suffered a loss of nearly $60,000 when the high wind of Saturday ‘and Sunday thru the central part of Wyoming toppled over 14 der- ricks belonging ‘to’ the company in the Big Muddy field, Sixteen’ derricks were blown down in the Big Muddy field and wire service was handicapped in some! places by the high wind. V4 GEOLOGISTS , OIL EXPERTS . Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints Explorations bd de \ Wheat. process amounting to $41,2! MpPeny, of that brings wheat food—all whole material in the drain. not cook OUR TEN-MILLION | | offers to-you a product | ; of dietetic science— — the whgle wheat prepared ina digestible form.We have ae se 5m dollars = ess. scuit—a shale body ? ‘Fwo Biscuits with hot milk makeawarm,nour --TOP SPECIALS WINESAP APPLES, per Box $2.90" GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 25c : ats. Phone 247 FRUIT MARKET VAM A A hd de dhe hdede de hehe de dee ude ude ut ig 4. This companies as the Mid- standard strings of tools, as acquired through ich is drilling on 2’ directors of the Lusk, Wyo. LD ‘ Lester Brokerage House \ Office A. Howlett “BLAS VUCUREVICH, BROKER ‘Will Buy Any Part of 25,000 New York Oil . Will Pay $80 Per Share From One Share Up Henning Hotel Lobby Residence Phone 413-W (Private Wire) _ NEW YORK OIL Phone :1142 Brokerage Company 3.3. Giblin All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold ~ New. York Gurb Stocks Carried on Margin Flat 6 Per Cent Interest Rate Information on All Stotks Cheerfully Given + Henning Hotel Lobhy Phone 1040-Ww WI III SOLIS LL. peer et wet me SSE RRR otek, Np Wn Car rn a SN Np ON oP SS RL OE GSD SOA ante ate Sd Deg OS Cee 7 creas aia AIELLO OAC A