Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 4

PAGE FOUR RIVERTON SEES Agoe 9 IN GAS Carter Well Blows Blows. Tools Out of Hole but Will Be Deepened for Oil Test (Special to ‘The Tribune.) RIVERTON, Feb. 25.—Field §; “trun tendent Loucks of the Carter, Of Oil cor pany, ‘which has extensiyé holdings ih the Sand Draw field, states on ‘his re- turn from that field where the’ com- pany has drilled into the gas sand, that the’ gas pressure blew the tools out of the hole, and after having gone thru 104 fect of sand, and the pressure and flow increasing with each screw, that {t will be @ matter of underream- ing the six-inch casing, or uctempting to mud thé gas off, to get to he sec- ond sand, which is generally. believed to be oll bearing. Tt ia estimated that this. well will be as large a gasser as the wells of the Producers & Refiners, which fre Igeated from one-half to two and gne- half miles from it, this well being in section four, and the others jin sec- tions 10, 15 and 22, respectively. The flow of this well and ‘the depth of the san4 tend.te preye that the field is of large area. Tests have not as yet been made of the gasoline content, however, it may be aseumed that it is equally as high in gasoline and carbon black content, as the other wells that have been test- ed, ana may ultimately prove more vatuable than a small oil producer, if slut in ax a gas well. Pittaburgh parties are now negotiat- ing for the building of the gas line and carbon black plant, and may plan. to include \the Alkali Butte field, which would require {but a slight fletour to attach this swell, which is About six miles nearer the town of Riverton than the Sand Draw field, and’which would augment the supply to such an extent that the combined supply of the two fields wovld furnish a town, with all its industries, twice the size of the city of) Denver for a period of ten to 15 years with an abundance of cheap fuel, or for a town of this size and large carbon black plant, for the same period. Two Additional wells will be. drilled in this field by the Producers & Re finers this season. Much acreage is changing hands be- tween the and Draw field and Alkali Butte, in Conant Creek dome, and de- velopment work is steadily pushed in spite of the’ road conditions. Trucks are making frequent trips to the Horseshoe ‘structure with oil for fuel for the Ohio and Midwest, which will resume operations at an early date. npbaahinattorne ini ids NAVY GOBS ENJOY FEAST AT 1G BEAVER HOTEL returned fyom Denvey whe re they, went last) week to attend the ‘Get ‘Tomther’! banquet for membels of the Denver navy recruiting district held Sunday. Both men, who have charge of the re- cruiting office here, spoke at the ban- iquet. Besides the Casper men there was C, B. McNaneyl, chief carpenter's mate, for «instance, who rode home in a 12- cylinder car and who has & substantia revenue from a big apartment’ bullding which he owns. MpNaneyl, a gray- haired veteran of the service, says he probably would be as poor as Job's tur- key. if he hadn't joined the nav. Chief - Boatswain's Mate . Griffin dove away in a speedy racing car-which he paints a different cplor every month to foo] the police, t y earning the| titlé, of Camoufiag: ie. That banquet by the, way was uo} penny ante affair. No, indeedy. It was a real live cararet thrown’ in. The “wie¢ked: vamp” the gobs astri ailed to lead any of REAL ESTATE TRAN r Grover C. Gorsuch et ux, tu Wr TL Armstrong, lots 4 and 5, block 139, Cas: per, consideration $1 J. EB. Little et ux, et ux, on lots and 2: ye vonsideration $1 W. A. Blackmore et»al, Leeper, on Jot 52, Gothmore, sideration $100. Jane M. Mott t lot 2,. block an, 2. i Charles Galusha et ux, to Natron Home Builders, on block 64, 53 and 56, . Parsons, consideration ‘White's ‘addition; consideration $1. Natrona ‘Heme Builders’ to. Western Engineering Company, on blocks 64, 53 hnd 35, tion $1. Natrona Flome Builders’ Engineering Corapany, on lot 1, block 52, White's addition; consideration $1, W. 8. Kimball ¢t ux, to U, W. Haw- Jey, op Jot, block 11, Butler's adds; con sideration $1. Midwestern Investment Company to James Robertson, on lots 25 gad 26, blovk\17; Powder River; consideration $1. J. M, Carey & Bro. to Nina M: Unte- cum, on lot 10, block 157, Casper} con- sideration, $250. Fred Huffard to Bates Park’ Sheep Company, on land in section 13, town- ship 31, range 81; consideration $4,200. Patent, Suto, of Wyoming, ‘to Bates Park Sheep ‘Company, on land ‘in see tion 16,,township 31 range 81. . A. Mannto to C. %. Luge, on lots 89. dnd 90, block 34, North Casper ad- slition; consideration $1,etc. C.VE, Inse et ux, to W. JT, Kingy on lots ey #nd 90, block 34, North Caspér udditiofi; consideration $1, ete, W. J, Johiison et ux, to Ji on lot 28¥, Kenwood uddittos tion: $1, ete. Butler Corporation to Mabel Sims, on lot a7, block 6, Midwest addition; considerdtion $400) Igugene McCarthy to dy. White's addition; consitera- to Western land in ‘ééction. 9, Vomontle. ou, range 79; camulderagion’ $1. a NEeennee GEOLOGISTS’ OIL EXPERTS a sere phy tions Reports oming Map & Blue Print Co. P Bas 328. Raa, 1 batts & SR OPOEE } strong at $1.85 * SAVING IS EFFEGTEN IN ou} Laryen, 61 } : Today’s Markets by Wire : aa by Taylor & Chay, b Ge Geved Pm, ou “Local 9il Stocks Willams, E,T. H Exploration Ask | Western ~$ 62. § .75/ | Wyo-Kans = 06. | 07) Wy-O-Pax j 42 08 - 39 ha Boston Wyoming soup be & it De 16 | Burke ON 2-2. - 42.45) auawest Refining. Big Indian JW... 43 AT! pidwest’ Common —.. Buck Creek 1.60 1.70 -Miawest Preferred Black Taf 24 | 26) Merritt Columbine —. ~ 164 86 Sgientock Consolidated Royalty ~ 1.48 . 1.61 Gosden Cow Gulch = 46 8} Okmul Efkhorn 26 329-+ oy Lengiral | Srene iy 16-18 | Salt Creek Prod, Asan. 49,00 jilutton Lake 01% 02% | Western States Ol & Lia’ 75 1.00} raya, Jupiter _. 4% 05%) producers & Ref., Comi- 7.60 TTAl in mag fie 45 58 several owellé $166.60 }ago ‘but a 171,75 | profitable az yet 87. de 6) |__New ‘York Stock “30 | Mexican Petroleum: “ag ) Texas, Ot 1.13 Sinclair O} Lusk Petroleum Mountain & Guif- 1.10 Mosher Oit 35.40 'U: Be Steel, steel rigs Northwest ‘35.40 | Call Money. windy “of that Frantz Corp. 3.50, ; 4.00 | Silver... pulled Outwest ven i Pieardy Tver 3 é : a i Yom Bell Royalt; Gates Wind River Refining—.-4—. 07 Victory Loan troléum i@ CRUD F OIL MARKET ao| ormaniaed Yo $2.35 | Grass Creek -..-.-..--.....~------$3.. 2.26 |i Basin ------1-2---—----0e 2.60/ srovere Big Muddy :-------. Pilot Bytte FINAL DECISION ON LEASE BILL TOBE KNOWN BEFORE MIDNIGHT No Premonition of Acceptaice ¢ or Rejection of Bill ‘by President This‘ Morning; Local’Stocks Strong . - Despite Uncertainty in Wesingion Reports This was the last day. on on which P President Wilson could sign | or veto the leasing bill and with definite advices lacking at noon| 4, as to final decision ‘on the measure, the oil market was more or less erratic, with an upward trend in some issues and slight de- cline in others. Unless the président acts on the bill before mid- night, it automatically becomes a law. e Eases. 0 Bias Hoey Special dispatches to The Tribune to- SR eS UT Ty SR ay from Washington state that reports re current there that the bill has the CENTENNIAL RECOVERS bai ofertiod a “which t! TOOLS, WELL ON GOSHEN | =e eee f ery hesiog that it all: be Pproval of both the’ interior and navy lepartments, the heads of which were sked for opinions by President Wilson an the other hand it is understood that he Pinchot conservation element is op+ posed to the bill and favors the veto. «he. actionsof former Secretary of the Interior J hein accepting avost- tion as an éxtcutiv6 officer of the Do- he: interests, one of the largest oll Seebocations, may also tannin iat The Centennial Petroleum. Company. president’s attitude but thoge close to ;2% te Goshen dome, near Torrington, developments in Washington admitted | W¥°. has succeeded’ in removing: its \tools from the hole after, fishing for severa] days and operations are again | | Progressing satisfactorily, according ‘to oon y ‘has everyt! \'telegraphic ‘davices to The ‘Tribune to- drilling onthe eoutheeat qi day.. The company. is. carrying a- 12-7 of Rove Beers a geen inch hole at about 1,900. feet: ty, Nd-and will 5 The Centepnial well is one of the most fered a decline on the New, York curb | important of the test wells being sunic during the opening hours of trading. |i" the state at. present and is being Locally the market was stronger.sev- | drilled with hone of production throught (by the Hut, ner ert cn a pany stock ot a, par No. 2 well on this, be SS od i Ag Tent test. well. held,” nl of Colo Math, spydded, Bi fy falas ot 10 BEEN WAITING FOR THE LAST REDUCTION HERE IT 16 1S THE LAST DAY OF * | BiG SALE Used Sine and Koysiope Dirile /AYprinC j-in. Liners, Used. 10-1 5 ‘in sed; 314 4-in. i, canes 0 se r Pipe Lines oe ae Pipe for: Pipe inte: used ait the Rdg are in first-class condition and Singing a £0, a ‘ Kansas ‘points.. Subject to Prior Sate: igo EY avbycd Gi bpaltar Bldg:, 7 pdtv an Kansas City, Me: Is ear feet Peaxiy in wildeat)in that region. | bi pramamaasions are ae this morning that there was no definite} Premonition regarding the ultimate out: | With the New York market still very weak from reaction which s¢t in Tues- rails three to ten points lower, oils suf: 4 = t ; aeRins ; adyances being marked up fos} 9il ahd gas. showings encountered in |lber , & corporation which ite: issues. HE. T. Williams. was |'the first’sand at 1,550 feet. The Goshen rai ds of ties “inthe Wind River’ rps nth ie Bahk Efi has beeq 4 developed strength ntly, on the }Company and the Kasoming Ofl Com- ie | bringing in of a new Salt Creek well| nany Gontrol most of the acreage on the a hae iy of Chicago, fo) 4) rig field, jumped up to $2.35 bia today, | be }for ehlarsing ope i t come of the bill, day and the majority of industrials and | while Wyokang, which |dome is’ of Iurge area. The Centennial tehon meh by’ thy ly und expectations for a producer in Fer-) Structure. Sie ercberetions are’ cluding the installation of a i at} Du ‘Wyo. *'* | ee n net gain of 25 cents over Tuesday. | Moyalty & Producers’ continues. to ‘sell Al] Ty GOR ll STM ane escent ne pares ot it 44 to 46 cents on good reports from j) ° the Cat Creek field, whete.the Wrants | Ranger, Donnino, Outwest ‘and corporation struck ‘vil this week, and [ make you some nice money in other stoc! Kes SOUND didi \ ny A ose, of e ¥ hve reliahle means tgining vitality, SCOTT'S. —M ULSION time-honored and reliable ability, inher sis a inhi me ag a ign of wes 6 Scott's Exiiulsion. e + eee strong, MANDARIN'S GOLD, LYRIC) Kitty Gordon, the internationally fa- incus star, is resplendent in the now World © picture, “Mangurin’s _ Gold," which Js being shown at the Lyric to- day. Miss Gordon appears in this pro- duction in the role of Betty Cardon. ‘The story told in Mandarin’s Gola” isa modern tale, and concerns.the ef- forts of Mrs. Cardon to secure the money she so badly. needs to pay her GAS EXTRAGTION PLANTS Use of mineral seal oll in thtee pew, sasoline extraction plants in Wyoming Is saving hundredy of dollars’ worth Of olf jit is extimated> by! the oll cum, panies, ‘The Midwest Tetining Com-| Page Bnd other debts. ‘The opportu- pany already has’ such a plunt in opora-| MY of getting this money comes to het fion in the Salt Cresk and Big Muddy | ih gh cmasing. manner, and the story fields, while the Obio Company is in-| [WS 9f the happenings that come as stalling @ similar plant in’ the Dance! We sesukt of Betty taking advantage | sou minis: ‘ pt the opportunty. in. the old process of gasetine extrac: peices: co sige ah Heury Brennan; tion; off Wax lost each time a tun was | Pong Nerstone moi nae Srranged made, through; the coking up vf the torial: wi ® mea att Arne and several ie: | Kerosene grade of oll used. This, grade e ctures Ton today's prograin: 1 Just bebweeit the kerogen ahd Wibri- |. Read th Tribu ‘ nes brews laa e ne Want Ads, { By ‘using giiueril seat Oil, x grade pt) oll above that-of lubricating oll, this waste is eliipiiated to 9 large extent. The . wuceevs Of » this,” operation has prompted the\ largest oil companies at Danbuaitd {0, Use tho proce coe me Ne me fe known every- py the “Mark of * '—the Fisherman. Scott & Bowne, Blootsficid.NJ. 1 Henning Brokerage Company J. A. Howlett (Private Wire) J.J. Giblin ¥ All Local Oil Stocks Bought and Sold New York Curb Stocks Carried.on Margin Flat pha Cent Interest Rate Information. 6n. 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