Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1920, Page 4

Tod . = ot Wire : MORE CAPITAL ‘os | Representatives, of New. York In-|°* ony 5. Bell, Cheyenue, ail of 25 1.50 essed 45-61. terest Favorably: impr W. A, Deming et al., Powell, lot 44 of MONTHLY REVIEW OF STATE FIELOSY : NEW PRODUCTION § SUMS NY Completions During Past Month Month Number 16 in State, igasaeet and Davis, ‘Davis, Upten, we of Nathan D. Newcomer, Sheridan, gil $00 Here 36-54-100, : PLA YS With Aggregate Production of 795 Barrels; : rE Bt Pi AE Martholomew, Casper, al! of SAV . Boston ‘Wyoming = O18° BB 3 3 ‘The possibilities. of oil development |%6-34-92, June Operations Are Off With Rush Burke Oil 35. | 38 _ , New York Cure Stocks is) Gite” SOMERS RY ae Oe CROMITS Rate vegOR errest M. Gill, Denver, all of | £ OC es ls : ' Big Indian ——.. Sites 1a igh en Close | here the past week by J. A: Hanway,|97-68 y ss be meee! : Buck Creek - 51 . .68| Midwest Refining, -.-—--$141.00 $143.00 | prominent real: estate dealer of New|,,M- 1. Lundy, Laramie, Hayoe to property, h The month of May witnessed sixteen completions in the Wyoming|Biack ‘Tail . = 07 .09| Midwest Common -.----" 1.26 2.00| York city and “W. G. Chittick, an in-{76. 0 ‘gearing aba ee property, havoc oil fields with new production estimated at 795. barrels as comparec!|Columiiine - 30.33) Midwest Preferred .---- 2.00 3.00 | uential attorney, of the same city.| in ee ’ SEM, sw BEX,|) *° business, havoc to in- Pp P Consolidated Royalty. 1.30 1.33) Merritt ----.-. 45.50 16.00 ‘These easterners made a special trip SB% SW 86-36-61; lot 1 in 81-95-81 come, possibly complete with 1,085 barrels during April from four less completions. Two dry|cow Guich 128 |Glenrock Oil sat arn fo Wyoming 2 eae ison andl %. EY NWK, NEX awa of 36- uin to you. « " 00 | di: mnt an ir re i % holes were abandoned in May as against three in April but the latter Poskine 3 | ey ce iy cadet ghis Bees porate BA J i part of the month saw a good increase in operations despite unfavor-|irantz Corp = > able weather and road conditions, the monthly survey: showing 552 Great Western Petroleum... .07 2.70) | Salt Creok Prod. Assn if LE tomers wee ee INSURE NOW FR akes 1 | Western States O. & L_ BT .62| Their report is said’ to- be A oa Me Monday, June 7. All: members and vis- *) Apr ‘wan credited with & total of StF) Shs re 3 | Prod. & Ref., Com. 4087-78 | ables diate thn at AS Ries 9. ee | ore on vrsed to be. present: Gust ‘rigs drilling out of a total of 533. One Kinney 38 New York Stock Exchange Stocks of toe snchiaient 68 Die hacchineg: ~ 15-million foot gasser is listed among sian ae y - ae a pale Hib cnt ae bw 4 Two attempts were made before they = th a completions in May. Lusk Royalty —_. oi 12 }'Pexas Oil -.. mart : rs OIL EXPERTS G FB . In contrast to conditions last ‘month Lusk Petroleum ~ 06.07 | Sinclair Oil gpd a1.x5 | Cally, Were Base N eee eo a GEOLOGISTS - h (oh Oe eG : sO eG ; 3, 8. Steel — f.75 94.00 | the county. Oil Field Maps Le enc when operations were either delayed or Mountain & Gulf. — 61 , ps s Mr. Hanway and Mr. Chittick de- totally suspended in many fields on| ; | Mike Henry - AB Call money. ---6 per cent|' rea that their experience on the eg ay Ny x ae uccount of storms and bad roads, new | Mosher On 30 Balt Creek; trip augenared a> bien 110 Wroning Map & 303 Oil Exchange Building ~ operations are starting off with a rush q Outwest. - = Oe --$91.80| nich the county roads could be great- Phone 363 he and June promises to break all pre- Picardy — 08 y ily benefitted. Their plan is te urge pg my 16, ‘ vious records both in the number of Nearly 3,000 Wells Completed in Hiverton Refinir 07 legislation necessary to get a half of completions and new drilling. M i Derrick’s Rep I — 23 the sum spent annually on assessment Big Muddy operations showed no re- lonth, Derrick’s Report Sunse - ae work on oil placer claims diverted in- 2.00 °2.25 8rd 4%’ sults last month and neither did Salt Shows' Creek. the former haying 17 rigs drill- ing out of a total of 19 and Salt Creek! An increase in all the totals was the 63 rigs up of which 37 were working] feature of the oil field report for May on the first of the month. | contained in the Oil City Derrick. Com - Two dry holes were reported from |pletions were 2,983, an increase of 188 - the Lance Oreek field, where 48 rigs|'This makes a new high record for new } “fi to the. county roads fund instead of 7 HOR Ser Aes, merely wasted. in order to just comply A SRS hs Seeaterbabasatan with the law by spending the money WYOMING OBUDE OIL MARKET sours peerage it is done in a maiority Grass Creelk ~~ ---_-.-.----—--— $3.10 THE BETTER WAY TO SHIFT GEARS Hand lever soar shit ine out - date. Take aidy is now a LAURSEN HYDRAULIC GEAR SHIFT Greybull Sbalbahy'X ° are drilling and 30 more are standing.| wells in a single month. ‘The larger Blk Basin MWHORTER-MOORGROFT d.for 100 barrels eack ted than in April red with on Which relegates the hand gear shift gy fo the scrap good. for parrels each wi -|pleted than in April. Compared wil ii af. ey countered. Twenty-seven rigs are drill-|the previous month's report aew pro REFINING IS CHARTERED pile. 2nd at once places within reac’ every car In the Warm Springs, ss Creek|gain in completions came from Okla- Tgnre Creal, ing out of 33 scattered through various|duction made a gain of 24,255 Larrels owner a safe and easy method of driving. fields. the total being 284,€64 barrels. This in Tried, tested and proved in every practical manner by The Big Horn basin district Soran crease was also due to the Oklahoma CHEYENNE, “Wao AES ane Aer ze the most eminent automotive engineers in the country, uted a 75-barrel well, 4 r and a/new wells, although other di hg) and in daily by ‘hundreds of enthusiastic motorists, le Thermopolis divis: two produ-)/homa, where 211 more wells were com Lana dry hole to the completions of the} showed gains. The Jargest loss pany, Capital stock $150,000, filed ar- month. Only eight rigs are idle out of/Northern Texasy ticles of incorporation in the office of the Laursen Hydraulic Gear Shift has put aside the lay- 35 in the district, Included in the completions were 60 riven yom secretary Of state Pchea’ men’s last objection to the ownership of an automobile rs Lost Soldier territory added another| dry holes and 196 gas producers. O nesday. © corporation headquarters * * gasser during the month and is exceed-|60 per cent of these came from will be Moorcroft; ‘near the Osage. ol! and made it: useful and safe for all members of the i ctive, as shown by rep of} western fields, and was to b pxpected | field. The directors are Henry. Haubens, family. 49 drilling wells and 29 more derricks|since operations are most activ Milton McWhorter and Leo Benning- Ten Why the La: Hy. Shift is up. Subtracting, the non-producers jind ga hoven. Reasons tus juren Laecirg Gear ons were reported from| wells from the total leaves 2,184 produc - No comple’ Rawlins has aE a report oft the ioe in of a well on sec-| We try fp Sedan besa that Ne tion 36 of the Platte River dome by E. R. Good and associates. Oil ways over par. ock F and Medicine Bow re-| tive oil wells, which is the largest num 1. on, where 47 rigs are working and | ber that has been reported. In Ay the the ghange of by a touch of your finger, then 1 PaaS? 2,065 in 3 ‘aig 5 Come and make our acquainta) no a eed ture idle. 5 ty ie created with alLi@he The wbttnee, toe iter produstie, }Was ‘encountefeds it is said, ata depth of about 1,200 feet. It was|°™ herson do we bar, push the elutch, that’s all, mont county is credite {1,724 ¥e Wo-barrel well during May and has 3T|Wells in May was 130 barrels, as asaiz reported at Rawlins that the oil rose in the casing nearly 500 feet fol- | Interest paid on savings—four per cent 2, Removes the last barrier to perfect driving joy— wells drilling out of 49 Figs up. 122 in April and 166 in Mare! 1 th iki £ oil: a year, the work and nervous strain of shifting gears by Miscellaneous operations account for] Work under way at the close of the lowing the striking of oi ‘this well altho it is probable that efforts ee ene den Seapine 2 hand. v3 3 Se eae i r - f 32 ‘ —— is wel 5 probable ve a fear. seven more: Gompletions; ‘oa’ dry, Sag |e 2 16 tee cuareuiceey thou tauied Glendo Tests Projected. |to straighten the hale will be made. Citizen's National Bank 3. Makes your gas car as easy to drive as an electric. et new production, In those districts|making another high record. The only|. GLENDO, Wyo. June 4—\ +|The Ohio No. 1 is down about 300 feat Ee a RG 4, Removes the gear lever permanently. and is located not far from the discov-} A g 0d many of the objections to r? ary ‘painted faces are due not to the fact work were Indiana, Central Ohio, Ken-jters here. according to j ery “susher” of the field. hig tucky and Kangas, and some of these! out about a transaction which has that they are painted but because they fell only a few short of the former re-| nearly closed. There is said to be suf- Texas Company Divided. look alice Ee Rie had been done by port, North Central Texas reported! ficient financing to put down three test} Texas Company directors Thursday ‘non-union painters. drilling. @ivisiohs that failed t show more /drilling company is to have headque 146 rigs are up and 96 a 5, Enables two or three persons to occupy the front seat, comfortably, without interfering with control of the ears. 6. Absolutely prevents gear stripping—a thing al- nearly twice as much work as Okb-|holes to a good depth and if oll 13| aeclared.a iquatterly (dividend of:3 per ways possible with hand shifted gears, and the homa, and is the leading active devel-| found in commercial quantities, deeper} cent, or 75 cents a shure, payable June constant fear of beginners, ‘ IN HO c | opment. All the operations east of the | tests may be put down. {| 30 to stock of record June 18. This is. | ° 7. P 1 th of Mississippi do not quite equal the tig- eens 2 tho first dividend on the new $26 par, . : + Prolongs the life of your car by eliminating guess- work in making a shift, and the consequent grind- ing wear and shock to the transmission and the co-ordinating part. 8. Reduces possibilities of accidents by enabling you ? ‘bers. the use of “both hands. for steering and ency action 9. Incre’ your interest in driving by enabling you ures for Oklahoma. Centennial to Drill Again, ‘stock and compares with the former } IN SOUTHWEST FREMONT re) ha Li BE oti ‘ke Kiepeat oy Wyo dino 4° | rate of 21-2. per cont ($2.50) formerly Brokerage and Centennial Petroleum company is 8°! aid on the old $100 par stock. Maina LLvestoc. confident that there is oil in’ paying ae : tities on the.Goshen dome that it P..& R: Earnings. Grow Insurance After several months vexatious de- Wi ae hi 2 fe 5 lays, due to unfavorable weather.-con. Market by Wire is untoaaine eauivment on the grouny All Wyoming Sto Stocks Bought i for a. second test: well several .miles| . Producers and Refiners’ Corporation’s a Segui tiyy sek Mera «yey? from where the fitst’ well ig bemg put|&TOss “profits. for April,. 1920, were the powerful Associated Oil Co., of Cali: (Special to The Tribune.) ah at 4 : »-1 $616,793, with net of $403.205, or ap- : . at present. ‘The first well is re- oe tpt strate are pa opted 80. OMAHA, Nebr. June 4, [ported here to be down. 2.325 | feet.{Preximately 65 per cent of the, gross.| | District amo. Equitable to anticipate changes of speed and make them east quarter o} ection 22-27-! on Q } Life Insurance Co. of New York in. and shortage! of fueloll, 5 | per, cent. of; the gross, in April of the Room 23, T. end Bldg, 196-J HOGS—Receipts, 10,500; market, gen-} work haying been resumed this weels re dey compares with, gross earnings of bulk of sales,{after a shut down caused by a cave-| $224,523 and net of $52,059; or about 28 Wednesday of this week, erally steady to stron: This marks the beginning of the in\| ¢13.15@13.60; top, $14,0 tenside elopment campaign mapped|" GaTpTLE—Rece out the the company, which — has} 5 equipped the lands under lease to it, qulclhy ly when necessary. cause this latest refinement in:motor operation ceipts, 2,000; market, jee is absolutely guaranteed for the life of your car. beef steers, to cents higher: mical Well Progressing. pare Aas BRS Got [strong weight beeves, $14.10; butcher| ‘The Shoshoni' Petroleum syndicate is} Read the Tribune Want Ade. Demonstrations hy Bivins og Major, Factory some 3,200 acres, in the most thoro manner. stock and stockers and feeders, strong|down ov 350 feet with a wildcat on 2 eher: De! Sit he Chemical deme,’ north of Shoshoni, The structure lies in the southwest} '© 2% cents higher; beet steers, medium | the Chemic (Tiley | previous year. corner of Fremont county, having met|®%@_ heavyweight, ‘choice and prime, | Wyo. eer eeee the approval of G. B. Morgan, state|$!9-50@14.25; medium and good, $11.75@ Ohio Has Crooked Hole geologist, and John Mell: ‘one: of} 24:505); common, *” $20. a “Wane Nord well of the Ohio, Olt com:| California's most noted geologists and|Welsht, good and choice, 8 any in tie Cage Eetaen ¢ oil land experts, both of whom predict medinm, | $10.00@12-7pi1 ees te: belie held Np TEP production in the first sand, estimated helfers, | $8.00 12.95; | 10° 7, Inaye he necessary to to he akout 1,100 feet deep, with the! 0@11.50; canners and cutters, | 30'°- na Wall Creek series of prolific. sands|$4.75@7.50, -calves (ight and handy: i ‘ound 3,000 feet, » medium, good and choice, rict promises to teem with|$12.00@13.25; feeder steers, $9.00@11.25; great activity this season, as the rep-}stocker steers, $7.00@11.00; stocker = resentative of a yery large m $6.50@ 10.50. ih nent operating — company Receipts, 2,000; market, slow] Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These opened negotiations for a large ; clipped lambs, $15.10; lambs (84 Ugly Spots. in the Pickett Lake structure, lown), medium to prime, $14.00@| ‘'rhere’s no Jonger the slightest eo just south of the Horse Track field. lambs, culls and comma@n, $10.50@ |ar feeling ashamed of your freckl ° spring lambs, $15.00@16.50; year-|2s Othine—double strength—is guaran- . > B 5 —*) /ling “wethers, $10.50@13.00; ewes, me-|teed to remove these homely spots. p oad ulletin |dium, good and choice, $7.50@9.00; culls] Simply get an ounce -of Online aes: jand common, $3.00@7,00; feeder lambs, | ble strength—from any druggist and : $11.00@13.25. ply a little of it night and morning and * State Highway Department, Office of'— you should soon see that even the worat 2 PW Engineer, freckles have begun to disappear, while Salt Creel Road—Road reported good, TYPEWRITERS the lighter ones have vanished entirely. cxeept rough on North end. No mud-/]| ought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer }| It is seldom that more than an ounce holes. } * 7 t ix needed to completely clear the skin Yellowstone Highway, (west)—Gen-! CORONAL, C, SMITH , sain a beautiful elear complexion. erally good to Waltman, Casper Typewriter to ask for the double st. Yellowstone Highway (east)—Good to} this is sold under guai 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 Cheyenne, recent rains did little dam-] of money back if it fails to remove ge, drying fast. Re : freckles.—Adv. eieiodiehnichhakehekehoiehekeeeeeaEN ‘SEE BEN _ MOULTON MOTOR CO. Yellowstone and Kimball Phone 1400 TAYLOR & CLAY, inc. STOCKS AND BONDS Full information feparaie Wyoming Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds in other issues furnished .upon request. Place your buying and sel'ing orders with us. Compiete facilities of our office enables us to andle org On. up- ts the alte otations. We are erage Company in Wyoming with New Connections. Carnes Brokerage Co. and Public Exchange E, E. CARNES and B. 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