Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 4

OIL SHOWING IN BREYBULL TEST Western States Looks for Produc- «tion at 2,500 Feet in Im- "a portant Test 4! go0d showing of off has beén en: countered in the Western States well At Greybull, Wyo.,.at a depth of 1,- 130’ feet, although the company does not éxnect to reach the deep strata until @own about 2,500 feet. Thé hole has been put into first class shape under the, direction of George B. Watson, Superintendent of the Midwest Refining company, after recovering the tovls, The Western States has been un- able to start drilling on the Well on Section 5-30-78, in the Salt Creek field because of bad roads betweén Casper &nd' the field. Work probably will be Started on this well within ten days. The No. 2 well of the Western States company in Harris county, Texas, near Houston, has reached a depth of 2,200 feet, This well was spudded in the first part of March and should be finished about the middle of April. In Oklahoma ‘ta the Deer Creek re- gion, the cormpany well ig reported to be making g0od headway at 1,300 feet, with a fine showing of gas. The No. 1 well in the Lance Creek field on sec- tion 25-36-65, southwest quarter, is still idié-on account of thé delay in wait- ing until the cement has set; Drilling is to be resumed Within two weeks or ten days, it is believed, and the indi- eations are for a good producer. The No,|2 well of this company on the east half of the southwest quarter of sec- tin’ 27-36-65 is down 1,000 feet and, a 10:inch casing is being run. Operations havé not been resumed on the: James Lake well becatse drillers are waiting for cement to set. Rkg- builders expect to move) the standing tig to a new location ‘in the Alien Lake ‘field and the second well startéd as ‘soon as weather will permit. The Puddle Springs Well of the West- ern States ¢ormpany is making satis- factory progress with more rapid dril- ing being done daily. Muddy and al- Most ingpassable roads has made the transportation of ofl for drilling pur- Poses difficult. S Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil é Exchange Building, , Wyoming — Lecal OH Stocks | Wiliams, E. T- 1.82 Bid Ask | Westert Explorat jan Amalgamated Royalty —$ 363 40 (Wy0-Tex oe 14 6 06 aa KeoHurst . % Ss I eta New York Curb Boston Wyoming — 1.06 1.09} Sand Hills _ 2.00 2.25, Midwest Refinthe —_ $169.00 $170.00 Burke Oi _ .39 | Midwest Commion 1.75 2.00 Big Indian _2- 3. AT Midwest Preferred — 1.50 2.50 Buek Creek _ 1.20 Merritt _-___ 19.50 \ 20.00 Blaek Tail _ 19 Glenrock Of 3.37 3.50 ;Columbine ~ 43, Gosden —. 8.50 8.75 Consolidated 1.55 | Okmulgee P. ‘50 15 Cow Guich 4% Elk Basin —_ 9.87 10.12 Elkhorn -... .22| Salt Creek Prod. Assn. 48.50 50.00 fants ‘Corp. a.s¢| Western Statés O. & L_ 7% 1.00 Géat Western Petroloum —. . 14, Prod. & Ref., Com-_----. 562.. (8.8% Hutton Lake -. .02 .02%) New York Stoel Exchange Stocks Tupiter - 04% 0574 | Mexican Petroléuin $197.00 $198.00 Kinney - 40°43 Texas Oil 2. 210.00 210.00 Lance Cre 41 43! Sinclair, Oil _ 45.00 44.00 Lusk Royalty =. 20 22) ©. Ss. Steel 104.00 104.00 Lusk Petroleutit — 4.17 Gan money _8 per cent | Mountain € Guilt 96 1,00 | Mosher Oil 2... 40 48} Liberty Bonas Outwest 04 044% | $145 __ ~$97.18 Picardy — ws 12 14) 4st 4's 90.40 RivertortRefining 07 09 gna 4’s 89.40 Royalty & Prod, Corp. 36% 388% list 4%"; 90.60 Sunset —---.- _. AT AP) tna 44's 98.80 Tom Bell Royalty 14 16 Gra 434"s 92.82 Gates —. 92. 1.96) 4th 44's _- 89.80 Wind Ri 05% .06 Victory Loan 97.50 $2.75 - 2.76 - 2.75 Mule Creek 2=-.. 6.6. TANFIC IS RESUMED TODAY Transportation Company Starts on First Trip Attempted in VANDALS STRIP ~ SHELTER HUTS Equipment Takenifrom “Life Sav- ‘ing’ Stations Along Road to ~ Fields RAWLINS, Wyo.; March 30.—Raw- ling’ people, particularly oil interests with holdings in’ the Ferris and Lost Sotdier fields, have been + aroused ag2inst vandals who have stripped “life saying” stations between here and th fields of pataphernalia and equtip- mént furnished by the General Pe- trdieum company. for the benefit of thgse threatened with death by storms. Steves have been taken from some or réfidered useless, it is charged. Following the death of George Chandler, oil field superintendent who! lost his life in a blizzard on the Red Desert, the oil ‘company erected the sh€iters and they have been the freans Two.Weeks The impassablé conditfon of the Salt Creek rdad whith is the route of all trucks between here and the Salt Creek oi field, 45 tiles north of here, was im- proved-a little today. The improvement was sufficient.to justify one motor truck trarnsportatioh company starting out! the first trucks it hds attempted to get thru to the Salt Creek field in ten days. A large ntimber of trucks made the trip to Salt about two weeks ago but on account of the terrible condition of the road which it termed a state high- way and is under state supervision, they | refused to’ return with their trucks» Bightéen truck drivers came back to Casper on one truck but the other triieks remained at Salt Creek. Consequently all traffic betweéh here and Wyoming's greatest oil field has been practically at a standstill for about ten days. The team of volunteers did some good work last week only to have | two additional snow storms undo most of their labors. anes” AS Miss Mildred Johnson, a sudent at Oregon Agricultitral College, is, so far as the records show, the first woman of saving several from perishing when caught in similar predicaments, : Beene i mesg jaxony, if a lover presents his art with a ->nandful of ferns, sWhet!: it is equivalent to a proposal. } te make application for ctvil service | examination for the pésition of grazing | assistant in the United States Forest | Service. The position is one requir- |ing practical experience in handling | stock on the range. $ Today's Markets by Wire: | {P..0. MING CRUDE OIL MARKET Grass Creek -. Greybull -.. Elk Basin _ TWO NEW WELLS BROT IN AT MULE CREEK BY THE MIDWEST REFINING C0 The Midwest Refining comtany has brot in two wells in the Mule Creek field in the northeastern part of Wyo- ming, fear the South Dakota lite. Both are said. to be as good as otlier | norinal wells brot in within this field | altho the exact production has. not been’ réported. This males six pro- ducers for the Midwest in this field. The two wells brought in for Midwest Refinirig company by Western States company; now ‘the ex- bloitation company of the Midwest, tmade about 130 barrels daily when they first came in. Besides the six Western States producers, two new wells are driiling and one is neat?y teady to spud fn in the Mute Créék fled: the the ae abe, 2s cata ae In China there is a very strange profession for women. It is carried on by elderly ladie’, who go the round of the best hotses, announcing their comnig by beating a drum, afd offer- ing their services to amuse the lady of the house. This offer accepted, they sit.down and tell the latest scandals and the newest stories and bits of gossip, and are rewarded at the rate of a, few pennies per hour. 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Notes SORE t CER The Petrogas Oil corporation is erect- ing a rig for immediate drilling on section 4-27-113 of the Dr¥ Piney field in Lincolii county, Wyoming. In the same field the Hubert Utter- back syndicate is erécting a rig ot séction 29-99-1183. The latter has also secured a lease on the 4,000-atre Spur ranch at LaBirge and will dria sec: | ofid Well on this property. Des Moines, Towa, capit#l is financing the ptoject. j NEW TEST IN CARBON COUNTY The Carbon County’ Coal & Ofl som- pany, a newly inéorpgrated concern, has annotneed plans for a test well near Walcott, Carbon county, Wyo., where it has extensive holdings. EMERY HELD UP BY CAVING The Emery Oi! company is setting easing at 3,000 feet folluwing a cave; in in its well in the Ferris field, Car- bon county, Wyoming. ASSOCIATED PROGRESS, SLOW The Associated Oil company is down 2,859 feet with its well on section 12- 20-77 of the Rock Creek field and is experiencing caving trouble. The same company has a fishing job on section 2 and on section 6-20-76 “operations Were temporarily suspentied for lack of help. CENTENNIAL BOILER BURSTS Operations on the Centennial Péetro- leum company’s important test well on the Goshen dome near Torrington, Wyo., were brought to a temporary halt with the bursting of the boiler, Which is now being replated. The well is standing at 2,055 feet. A new 4,000- foot cable has been secured to replace ohne which parted twice, losing tools which caused long di CITY EMPLOYES IN CHICAGO OR (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, March 30,Clerks, Stenographers and bookkeepers em- ployed in municipal offices here, went on strike today for higher salaries, threatening paralysis of city busi- ness. were on strike, shutting down the In addition, 136 garbage’ handlers municipal garbage reduction plant and causing a suspension of garbage collection. (babe SESS E. W.*Dayis leayes today for Lara- thie where he will take charge of the Standard Oil company offices. “Mr. Davis plans on moving. hig family to Laramie just as soon as he can get suit- ably settled, { ——— Two Companies Moving Rigs into} j and to deliver the property without liens STRIKE TODAY, ofp peemeione SINCLAIR BUYS ~ LAND IN OSAGE $200,000 Deal Closed by Big Operators The Sinelair Corselidated Oil corpora- tion, which has its Wyoming headquar- ters in Casper; has announcéd the. pur- chase. at $209,000 of 640 acres of land in the heart of the latest promising ofl field—the Osage field. The land in- cludes the first gusher brot in within this field which was reported in by the Gold Medal Oil company and which has an estimated production ranging from 100 to 200 barréls. Oil was found at about 1,500 feet. ? Tis land is on section 19-46-63.” It is understood that the séllers have agreed to settle all disputes pertaining to titles of any kind. T. BP. Algeo, head of the Wyoming office,here, who has been ab- sent front the city fér abotit a week, has returned from the Osage field Where he conducted the Megotiations. - Judging from the presence of the only big well in this shallow field on their \ property, the Sinclair company has made the lay: pcreHdsé im the Osage field but a probably the highest price paid for land in this ttew region. The land about the well on afl sidés, it is said here ,is Included jn the purchase. This represents the highest price yet paid for acrefige in the Osage fleld and prices are moving up in consequence. The, Producers & Refiners corporation has taken leases upon 3,000 acres and the Gates Oil company on 1,500. The Mike Henry Consolidated Oil company Jholds several thousana@ actes under leases froin locators and owiers of patented land, muth of. it close to the weil. FREMONT WORK 5 SPEEDED UP Wildeat Drilling Resumed With Advent of Spring; Dallas Field Busy Wildeat operations | in Fremont county, Wyoming, are being resumed after the winter shutdown, one of .the most important tests on which work has again been started being the well of the American Oil Field Workers 16799 DIED in New York City alone from kid- ney trouble last year. . Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches, Guard against this trouble by taking GOLD MEDAL. \ CAPSULES Jf ‘The world’s standard remedy fc> kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Holland’; national rémedy since ee § All draggists, three sizes. Sossenies s, the Gold Medal on every aera poe ners to re ee examined at once. blindness. OUR STOCK FOP LLLL LL LL ‘ | Defective Scientifically Corrected. 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