Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ee Ey : Today’s Markets by Wire : Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil Exchange baler, Casper, Wyoming Local Gil Stocks = 1.22 Big Gasser in Ferris Field. bulk of sales, $13.50@14.00; top, $14.25. Bid Ask ,Wind River Refining 70s ““ou|. The Producers & eatiners corpora-|" CATTLE Receints. 5,000; eae Amalgamated Royalty -$ 32 $ 4 | Wiis, BE. & - 1.40 1.43) tom, drilling on section 36 of the Fet-isteers, steady to 25 cents lower; other Atlas ___. a aeus .05 | Western Exploration - 2.50 2.60; See yak: A _iclasses, steady; best yearlings, $13.25; American -_.. 81.03 /fWyo-Kans - Zire, 3.60] eee ON earrey siapan wae mibect steers, medium and heavyweight. Boston Wyoming 62 86 Wy-0-Tex ~. - 10 -12/}0.million foot flow struck previously |©hoice and prime, $12.00@12.50; medium Bessemer ieee Jin: the same hole and which had been}#04 good, $10.25@11.00; common, $9.50@ Burke Ol aT ees 3 New York Curb Stocks cased off. The well has been capped/10.25; lightweight, “good and choice, Big Indian ~—__.. = AT Open Close {and drilling suspended. $11.50@12.75; common and medium, Buck Creek - z .52 | Midwest Refining —-$140.00 $142.00 Arter underreaming at 3,430 feet the{$9.00@11. butcher cattle, heifers, Black Tail — = .08 | Midwest Common 1.50 2.00|'Texas company will resume work this{$7.50@12.50; cows, $7.00@11.50; canners Columbine -... sei .80 | Midwest Preferred - - 1.00 3.00) week on section 1 of the same field. and cutters, $4.50@7.00; calves (light Consolidated Ro: - 1.30 1.83 | Merritt ------: 15.00 16.00 and handyweight), medium, good and Cow Guich _ 24 26 | Glenrock Oil — - 287 2.60 Steel Rigs in Carbon County. \cHoice, $11.75@13.00; feeder steers, $9.0° Domino — 18. . .1¢|Cosden --____ 6.25 6.60; The Columbia Oil company is erect-|@11.75; stocker steers, $6.75@11.77. Elkhorn — _ 12 .15|Okmulgee P. & R. 50 .75|ing three steel rigs on “its Carbon) stocker calves, $6.501@10.50. Frantz Corp. 2.65 2.75/Elk Basin --_.. 7.75 8.00; county, Wyoming, holdings, two in the! srigeP—Receipts, 2,500; market, gen- Great Western Petroleum-. .07 ° .09|Salt Creek Prod. Assn-. 35.00 36.00|Ferris field and one on the Cherokee) any 25 cents higher; no choice lambe ‘Qutton Lake 01% .02| Western States O. & I 37 .62| structure. included. Lambs (84 Ibs, down), medium Jupiter 02% .03) Prod. & Ref., Com_------ 7.25 7.50 ‘Frestecs In Agreement to prime, $15.50@16.00; lambs (85 Ibs. Kinney - 2 .34| New York Stock Exchange Stocks There were no dissenting votes at the|"P), medium to prime, $14.50@15.50; Lance Creek Royalt; 15 -16 | Mexican Petroleum voting trustees conference of the Salt;!#mbs, culls and common, $11.00@14.00; sk Royalty --. 09 +11} Texas Oil - Creek Producers association held in|SPring lambs, $15.00@17.00; yearling usk Petroleum 06 Boston this week when the trustees ap-\wethers, $11.50@13.75; ewes, medium, Mountain & Gulf- 56 proved the plan of capital re-adjust-|B00d and choice, $8.50@9.50; culls and Mike Henry - 15 ment.. The meeting was called by the|common, $3.50@8.00; feeder lambs, Mosher On 40 | voting trustees for the purpose of con-/$11.00@23.50. Outwest -. 02 $91.22| ferriag with the stockholders prior to ssa OE 07 84.70 | the special meeting to be held in Rich- 08 10/2nd 4's — 85.00/ mond, Va, May 28, when the plan is! PRONUNCIATION 21 +22 1st 44 86.40| to be submitted to a general meeting. Sunset --.. 07 08) 2nd 4% 85.40 ae ae Wend Hills . 2.00 2.26 lara 44's -. 90.00 OF NA MES IN ““andard Royalty Tom Bell Royalty - 1.00 4th 4%’s - SSeS ee | KS MARKET. GOSSIP AND FIELD NEN SC, PRODUCERS HOLDERS PROTEST Protective Committee Formed in Boston to Make Pro- test Against Alleged Unfair Treatment; Capi- tal Stock Reduction Is Proposed A protective committee has. been formed in Boston to safe- guard the interests of the certificate holders in the Salt Creek Producers’ Association, Inc., says the Boston Transcript. Steps are being taken to interest sufficient holders in the proposition so that a strong protest may be made to the trustees of the cor- poration against what the protective committee alleges is unfair treatment of the certificate holders. A special meeting of stockholders of The protective committee states that}the Salt Creek Producers’ Association the certificate holders have been kept in ignorance of the developments con- cerning the property and believes that the st is selling for a price by no means commensurate with the intvinsic value thereof. Counsel has been re- talned by the committee and it is noped to enlist a large number of certificate the action. circular being sent to certificate s by the committee follows: ieving that the great value of the s of the Salt Creek Producers’ As- is not réflected in the s, an} which the undersigned is the , has been formed to inves: » property and assets of the ion for the purpose of determin- actual value of the shares.” (Signed) Philip Cabot, George A. Nash, has been called for May 28 to act ona proved by shareholders, will be that for every share of Salt Creek stock now held there will be issued one share of |Mountain Producers’ Corporation stock |and one and one-half shares of Salt |Creek Producers’ new $10 par stock. No income or other taxes will aise from the delivery of Mountain Producers stock, as it is a distribution of capital. ‘LEGION WILL TAKE PART IN MEMORIAL PLANS HERE | The American Legion plans to have a part with the Spanish-American war veterans in the Memorial Day services, | May 30, These are the plans made at the last meeting of the George Vroman | Post No. 2 of the American Legion. The largest meeting in the history of the local Legion post was reported this week. Red Bulan | o State Highway Department—Office of | t Daily Cribune Omaha Livestock Market by Wire SO. OMAHA, Nebr., May 26. HOGS — Receipts, 15,000; market, ‘steady to 15 cents lower; closing, weak; Se a Telegrams for H. S, Truscott, advis- ing him of the death of his mother at Helena, Mont., have been received at the Western Union, which is unable to locate the person to whom they are ad- dressed. _————— In Democratic state. conventions to/ be held in South Carolina and Arkan- MEXICAN NEWS| Morelos—Mo-RAH-loce. San Marcos—San MAR-koce. Chihuahua—Chee-WAH-wah. Tlaxcala—Tlas-KAH-lah. Coahuila-+Co.a-WE ah. San Luis Potos: jahn-Loo-E. Po-to-SEE. ° Tehauntepec—Tay-W AHN-tay-pec. Oaxaca—Wah-HAH-kah. Jalisco—Hah-LEES-ko, Tamaulipas—Tahy-mo-LEE-pas. Orizaba—O-re-ZAH-ba. Aguas Calientes — Ah-gwas-kah-le- El-tes. The May Poll Proves For Shingle Roofs AND Wooden Buildings. | Rich Black Color Tuxpam—TOOS-pam. Guerrero—Gher-RARE-0. Hidalgo— AHL-go. Torreon—Tor-ray-OW. District Engineer. Salt Creek Road—Passable but rough. | Traffic still going by Ridge Route as far jas Hor Creek. Few mud holes other I{side of Teapot. |; Yellowstone Highway (Casper West). —Good to Powder River, few rough pots. Yellowstone Highway (Casper East). —Reported very good to Orin Junction, with exception of rough spots at Muddy oil fields and this side of Orin .* tion. ge ne The last of the 984 delegates to the “national Republigan convention will be chosen at the Vermont state con- vention which is to be held today at Tampico—Tam-PEE-ko. Texcoco—Tes-CO-co. Guanajuato—Gwah-nah-NWAH-to. Queretaro—Kay-RET-a-roh. Zacatecas—Zac-a-TAY-cas. GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Explorations Reports Doesn’t Fade Cheapest and Best, TAR DEPARTMENT THE DENVER GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT CO, FoR 8415 BY KIMBALL DRUG STORE Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, Lyric NATRONA LUMBER CO. JOHN JOURGENSEN NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO- sas. today, eighteen delegates will b chosen from each state to attend tho national convention, Shes The ship “Springfield,” named afte WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920 eee BY, MAY 26,1920 peenanely Mass., on account of that city’s excellent showing in the fourth Liberty bond drive, is to be launched today at Portsmouth, N. H, Popularity FE: The'Z’ Has More Than Rated Power The work delivered by the ‘'Z’? Engine goes beyond the horse power rating we place on it, This gives grea! for your money—increased service—longer life. sevelne The ‘‘Z’’ has large inlet and exhaust valves—easily accessib | insure smooth, steady ranning—complete fuel ae Tight compression i: ¢ accurately machined and polish ‘cylindse increases ‘*Z’’ Engine power—reduces foel net | power losses to minimum. ™ Positive, dependable Bosch ignition adds to power output—provides hot, powerful spark insures quick starting. Complete combustion gives greatest power from each gallon of fuel—prevents formation Ad carbon means more power at lower cost. Other ‘‘Z’’ features are: Runs on kerosene, coal oil as well as gasoline; built in Bosch high tension oscillate magneto; every part interchangeable; clean-cut, efficient design; long-lived endurance, Come in and see this cele- engine today. Factory Prices: 196 He Pan eneenenen$ 75.00 38 H.P. 125.00 6 HP 200,00 plan calling for the exchange, distribu- tion and reduction in the capital stock. It is proposed that Salt Creek Produc- ers:deliver 181,097 shares of the Wyo- ming Associated Of Corporation, 52 per cent of that company’s capital, which it now owns, to the Mountain Produc- Montpelier. 1 J. GIBLIN ers’ Corporation of Delaware. The lat- ter company: is to turn to Salt Brokerage and Creek Producers 973,407 par $10, of its 1,000,000 share capital is to be lstruted among walt. Creek Pro Insurance ducers’ shareholders. i Tt is also proposed that the capital] |All Wyoming Stocks Bought stock of Salt Creek Produc be re and Sold duced from the present $30,000, ai- vided into 1,200,00 shares of value, to an authorized capital of $15,- District Manager Equitable Life Insurance Co. of 000,000, divided into 1,500,000 shares of New York $10 par value. Room 23, Townsend Bldg. President N. S. 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