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

MOE ALS ES AES i AE EE ES” ES ES ES a EG SS a AE Ee A ee EE SE A ES A 1 EE a Ee a a a a a a ae a a a enol et A AO A A AE © WYOMING SIXTH Month of January with 8, 488,000 Barrels Wyoming was one of the six largest oil-producing statés in the United States cording to the United|Sand Hills ~~ Survey’s summary of ‘8 for that month. Its nonth was exceeded only in January by Louisiana yoming produ barrels a day, 00 par is or 27,097 bar- y, 1918, ed with a produc- tion of 9,600 barrels, day in Je uary of this ed with 10,000 barer! California lea the list wit barrels a day, in January, 1920, as egm- pared with 8,154,000 barrels or 263,032 , barrels a day in January 1918. Oklaho- nh was the second largest pro- showed a production of | in aJnuary, a decrease vi January, 1918. ion in Texas showed a 2 over 1918 of 254,000 “barrels, centr: but the had an increas © of 4,744.00 barrels. s had a deerease of 677,000 bar- had a di the nort 1,830,000 barre in the United e of 44,000 barrels while trict had an increase of The total production ates in January was 0,000 barrels as compared with 27,- 000 barrels in January, 1918. The country would have shown a decrease but for the new production in Northern Louisiana and Nordiiern Texas. “THE VIRTUOUS MODEL’ HEADS BILL AT LYRIG Model,” he Virtuou: the /Albert arring Dolores s to the Lyric| is the story of a lovely today, young girl who withstands’ the tempta- tions of the cabare! and artists’ studios } | 1d-her moth- leury listens | *t doubtful adv i au actin ala is ight model for h ae offering for the Salon, | In r ponse to Brehant’s suggestion that she pose for him, Denise calls, but } refuses to pose ijn the nude. Brehant compares her with the Countess Olga | Vosloff, whom he had loved but found fulse, and finds se much in favor of the lowly Denise that he offers her.mar- riage. j pian Cea SO ee" | OLD SOUTHERN DARKY | MAKES. LOVE TO MAMMY A quaint touch the picture, * humor In Oid Kenttic ing Anita Stewart, which w: at the Iris theater Friday and Satut-} day by ap ‘elderly colored couple spo2x- ing on the lawn. ] It is the night of the celebration of the winn tucky Handicap. Their reat ball in of the Ken- service in the 7 out while ing, for their who play the typical Southern darkie: heir side play whh the ind simplicity of real life. cerity jn their love part ay negro's good natured ness of the old pege bilities of all —_ It. S Ellison, vice president of Midwest Refining Comp; : from Denver this morning, has been since Wednesday, tux commissioner’ of ng Company is here Lester Brokerage House 156 KN. Wolcott Q y N K N N N N N N WN OWL OUTPUT Califoenia “Leeds alks'States for} ccording to the sur- 8 1,171,000 barrels, ‘an | © or 310 “barrels, a} 00 barrels or 273,806 | Lusk Petroleum _ and northern division | The coastal region in Louisiana! isteck at $90 a share for e | prog | notified that he company , son Kimi Specializing in NEW YORK OIL PLD LIL LILI DED DID LIM LLM SM, Local Oil Stocks ‘id Ask | Western Exploration 3.55 j Amalgamated Royalty -. 86$ .40/ Wyo-Kans - 2.90 Atlas 08 07 | Wy-O-Tex -__-. 14 American 02 12,35 Boston Wyoming Burke Oil _ Big Indian Buck Cree Black Tail — Great W' eatern Hutton Lake 03% | Prod. & Refiners, Com___ peals of the interior department, who Tppiter u fie New York Stock Exchange Stocks is considered one of the best posted men a | Kinney .. Lusk Royalty Mountain & Gul Mosher Qil _ | Frantz Corp. } Outwest iP) rerton Refining y Prod. Sunact 22 Tom Bell Royalty Gates | Wind River Refining 2/02 06% Rock Creek $2.75 Salt Creek — 2.98 Big Muddy Pilot Butte Torchlight ~ 2.40 ~ 3.10 ner present prices. Under. the provisions et 1 | Four « enger Hudson . wena He mpl he Rie ain | heed not Frenzel’s Jewelry | KY OLINGINE ARIAL Eee |e te|) and Optical Co. TO HIT BIG SUM Big Revenues in Si in Sight for Wyo-/ ming Company Operating | in Many Fields | in a-siatement to stockholders of the | ew York Oil company, Frank G..Cur-} tis, president of tbe company, makes > denial of the statement that by Feb- , the New York company | ning a day. Large! ms of money will) be added to the! ew York Oil company thru the pags- the leasing law. which releases} ix ed monies, according t6 the} president's report. Possibility of the development of iron ad soda lands this year is mentioned n*the company report. Thé statement. relative to the rights to purchase one share of New York Oil} ery seven | hares now of record follows in part: ‘To carry ont our great constructive | am each stockholder is hereby | or she may buy one} share of stock from the New York Qil| t $90 per share for every} sven shares now held of record, For| ne fraction of seven shares, one whole | hare will be allowed to a stockholder at £90. An election to take this new issue} must be made thru Gertificates of rights | enh or before April 5, 1920. ; “Payments must be thade on sub- scriptions as folloy per cent.on or} efore April per cent on or} per t on Jor Certific to the i OTOHETIG DAY FOR f ARMENIANS raise funds for the Armenian re- Vie f fund, the Casper committee, recent- | s made plans for a tag | , April 10. in charge of the ar angements for the raising of funds of Mrs..G. M. A Oakes, M an MacFayden, Mrs. 1, Sr., Miss Leone Blackmore and Miss Margaret Sullivan. | oe | Hal P. Rin > eh ri with, the industrial wel- | fare department of the Midwest Refin- 1g Company, returned today from Den: | where he has been visiting for the | ust few days. Mrs. Riney accompanied her husband on the trip, =| Showing Wednesday and | | Thursday, March 24-25 “The Trail of the Arraw” The nerve of some girls AT. THE IRIS } Phone 1142 ossieese Today’s Markets by Wire : Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming | Williams, 35, T-___ 08 Keo-Hurst: . 9 Sinclair Oi WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET | in’ stopping the break after using tag day and the; . Of lett hiandedn, Tn Brasil not ono per cent ebildren is jist male and temsalo gervaiten will, it sleep in thete maste the $e Atrow. Oe than system family will be health. —~ 1.81 i Glenroc! § Cosden — Okrfulgee P. Rik Basin - WW. It Creek Prod. under consideration in the house of representatives, In response to a i quest from N. J. Sinnott, chairman of the house committee on * public lands, Mexican Petroleum 00.50 $197.75 Texas Oil 220.00 214.25 44.00 43.00 103.12 102.62 on public land matters in the service of | pledged the government, replied follows: “Considering the production and re- turn from I am now located in my new store, 166 South Center (next door to J. 1. Learner), where I will be pleased to meet my friends and customers. My || stock is all new and complete and my prices are reasonable. coveries on the y; area of govern- ment land now hdrawn, I think a conservative estimate of the oil and gas pturns Would be $8,690,009 per an- pum." Fipney's estimate covers the amount of royalties which the government ex- pects to receive from the oil and gas developed on government land which . would indicate that the gross produc- Ad tion is expected to be between $60,000,- 000 and $75,000,000 a year, based on 1 4th 3%'s -- Victory Loan Grass Creek -. Greybull Elk Basin Jance Creek Lander will be WY CrEna ne Casory RANGH PLACED UNDER ny 9 any , ‘OUTWEST OWN 2,800 IRRIGATION THIS: YEAR RE W TET WEL, The Outwegt- ‘Teapot syndicate =| on section 22-39-78 in the Salt Creek field was down 2,800 feet March 15, with the well on top of the first Wall Creek | Sand. Casing js to be set soon. |. Drilling on this well was resumed at | @ depth of 2,270 feet, following the re- placing of the rig after it had been burned down. Applications have ‘been and are being received for leases or drilling contracts on other Salt Creek lands of the Qutwest Company, hecord- ‘ing to the reporé to he stockholders’ of the company, The Ovwest has 160 acres in Salt Creek, ajijoining or sur- rounded ‘by production, the report | Five-pagsepger a Twa-ton Diamond T +2 Three and: ont aie . Diamond T trucks. 1 Five passenger Chalmers. 1 Studebaker, 7-passenger, 6-cylinder, in fhe pre tion. 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