Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 4

sadddsdddd <dddcdH4 SEEK ARAAwAH 2G MK dadddd ARNON OHA ORNht em Mert osoneAey Bal on oda ee em Reaseuwner cmon Neen NETINCOME OF | 1106,204 [3 : Today’s Markets by Wire: Furnished Daily by Taylor & Cl & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming Local Oil Stocks. Gates 15 Bid. Ask, [Wind River Refining. ‘05 Amalgamated Bony a-----$ 32 § 36) Williams, E. T.-_- 1.47 5 .0¢| Western Exploration 2.40 | First Annual Statement Shows 01% |WyoKens - all Total 3 35| Wy-O-Tex - 10 otal Assets of $5,482,463 on [poston wyoming me Se as New York Curb Stocks. | April 30, Dividends Burke Oil SST) asi. Open. Close.| Dates Big Indian -.-..----2. ‘g3\ /47|Midwest Refining --...-- $140.00 $142.00 eclare eccks” Greate seas : ‘55| Midwest Common . $2.00 5 |Midwest Preferred F Gates Oil company, in its first annual Beaty tie wu Grerrite eee aoe statement to stockholders shows net|Columbine - 32) GI Oil ry sales amounting to $1,330,5 net jn-|Consolidated Royalty - 1.1/6 lenroc! 1 50 come before depletion of $1,156,284, aivj-|COW Gulch 26 | Cooder a dends declared of $249,963, and’ diyi-| Domino -~ 15 Sateulgee “ 16. dends paid of $95,000, total current as-|Elkhorn ~ BG ole POOL ean sets of $770,494, and a total of property|Frantz Corporation .275 |Balt Creek Prod. Assn. 33.00 35.00 ssets of $5,482,463 Great Western Petroleum_.. .07 .09| Western States 0. & L 37 62 balance sheet as of| ‘01 02 Producers & Refiners, com. 7.25, 7.50 Hutton Lake ~ April 30 shows assets and liabilities as|Jupiter — 02 .04| New York Stock Exchange Stocks. Kinney -. ial ss Open. Close. |Lance Creek Royalty. 16.18 {Mexican Petroleum ~$175.50 $175. Lusk Royalty .... 10.12) Texas On - 47.00 48.00 = = Lusk Petroleum 205 | S. Steel. - 92.50 92.62 a $4,076,594 / sountain «& Guif- 60 .62 Sinclair Oil - - 31.75 © 31.75} poe ohne {ike Henry ~ .15% .16%| Call Money 10 per cent. 600/000| Mesher On 40.45} Liberty Bonds. : Outwest 02 .03 | 3%s 91.32 Cash on hand bts 9 Ale sr) 08 eta Be-29 Caahaiidean Riverton Refining — 08 .10/Second 4%s 85.28 Accounts rec Royalty & Prod. Corp. 23 .25|First 44s 86.74 Mchds! 5 Sunset --_.. 12 -.13/Second 4%s 85.74 a@nd Hills aanew------ 2.00 2.25 |Third 4%s 89.70 Total current assets 770,494) Mandard Royalty -. 1.00|Fourth 4%s — 85.80! Deferred debit items: Tom Bell Royalty--.------- 07 .08% Victory Loan - 95.70 Prepaid rent, ins., ete 3,361 ———— oa WYOMING CRUD E OIL MARKET $5,482,463 $2.75 Grass Creek —__.. UTE O LIABILITIES, @it Creek -- 2.75 Greybull —-——.~-.-...-----------. 3.10 Capital stock — $2,600,000] 3 Muddy --.. - 2.75 Elk Basin ----------..--____.-___. 3.10 Mortgages on rea! | Pilot Butte ~. —-- 2.75 Lancé Creek —--.--.--.-..-_.___.. 3.05 tate ___. 42,000| ##rchlight --._.. wewnn= 8.16 Lander ----..... wemannanmnne 1.25 Current Habilitjes Mule Creek -. enna nnn anon = == = === == += 82.05, Accounts payable----$ 48,425 , Coupon ace 250 “Total cur, liabilities 48,676 Dividehds declared__ 249,963 Reserves: Depreciation and de- pletion ~----.- 821,255 Federal income t Total reserves —_-- 864,004 Surplus: By donation --___--- 1,628,100 Earned and paid in-. 49,719 ---- 1, Total surplus 819 otal ———- 2 482,463 A condensed statement of income and profit and loss for the eleven months ended April 20, 1920, follows: Net sales — $1,330,545 Mchdse. purchase 5 Operating expens: 148,370 Gross operating profit before depletion_. 1,182,174 Depletion estimated___ 819,888 Gross operating profit ' after depletion_- General and trative 29, 162}, 333,123 Net profit -- Income credit, interest and discount. = 3,272 Net income -- 336,396 Surplus paid in 101,781 $ 438,177 !meen connected with the pipeline. Dividends paid --. Dividends declared -$ 95,000 - 249,963 Federal income tax res. 42 Options lost---. = 388,458 Surplus earned and paid in Apr. 30, 1920 $ 49,719 Net income before depletion, The depletion of $819,888 re- ed out of income for return of wast- ing assets is based on discovery valua tion of properties under federal cevenue Jaws, and not on Eee values. EMPLOYERS ARE WILLING 10 AID (Continued from Page 1) along this line because it cannot be financed. Where residents of districts wish to themselves purchase city warrants the work can be carried forward as long as material can be secured. These war rants will be redeemed by the city when bonds can be floated. D. W. Ogilbee offered a motion that) the Chamber of Commerce appoint a committee to confer with the city water committee, determine where a given amount of money would do the most good in the extension of water lines. and take steps to raise such money. Mayor Pelton stated that a recent ef- preparatory to drilling in with the expectation of uncorking a good tf Rawlins reports carry assurance of several completions pending ii in the Ferris field, Carbon County, Wyo., where several wells are nearing the sand after slow progress during the winter and spring months. The Texas Company is setting casing in its well on section 1-25-86, iow. On @ line between this well and the No. 3 well of the Custer people, the Sand Hills Oil Company is down 2,500|from the No. 1 well,.it is reported hete, feet with a log, which duplicates that| however. As previously stated by the of the General Petroleum Company’s| company here, the second well is not a producer on section 16. * susher. The General Petroleum Company is —_— ates reaming on section 17 at 4,200 feet, Pine Mountain Is Busy. } ving having started when this depth | An oil and gas separator and stérage| was reached. On section 31 the same) tanks are being erected by the Wyo- company is setting casing at 2885 feet.| ming Exploration company on section} A well will be spudded in on section 9} 35, ping Mountain, where a well was} by the middle of the month, ij BEAR OIL For Your Hair bald Indian — { perfumed lotions. ‘used bear oil, pat Hi E ingredionia ' from pump yet to determine what each ac-! tually will make. Oil is being taken Dallas Well Drilled In. ‘Well No. 4 of the Angfo-United Com- pany has been completed in the Dallas field, Fremont County, Wyo., and has This marks the second completion since the company took over the field. | , i Rock Creek Test Progressing. The Rock Producers Oil Company is down over 500 feet with a 20-inch hole} on section 36-19-78 of the Rock Creek} field and good progress is being made. \ Dry Piney Field Active. The Wyoming Dry Piney-La Barge Company is down over 700 feet in the Dry Piney field, Lincoln County, Wyo. Where the Lincoln-Idaho Company ail- ready has completed two wells. One of the latter is being pumped occasionally and furnishes the gas for other drilling now in progress. ; St ment. how others. Positively wonderfal, Pas d KATALKO at the drag store; or send 10 (taile-e of stamps) for proof box and guarantee, <o Jshn Hart Brittain, Sta. F, New York THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES Net production of the Sinclair Con- solidated Oil corporation is 76,000 bar- rels daily, of which 20,000 barrels are produced in this country. Of the Mex- ican daily yield of 56,000 barrels, 36,- 000 barrels is sold direct to-the Stand- ard Oil companies. Third Sinclair Well Drilling The third well of the Sinclair com pany in the Osage field is down 520 feet, according to, latest reports. This ‘well is being drilled on the same south- east quarter of section 19-46-63 as that} of the discovery well. The Sinclair No. 2 well came in at 1,415 feet on the south- west quarter of section 19-46-63. Neither the discovery well nor the No. 2 well have been placed on the THE STATE Ethe fort to finance bonds for fire equipment Write locally failed entirely. It was stated that the matter of| for sewerage in outlying districts could be taken care of by the construction of| OUF cesspools. E. Richard Shipp recom-| five mended that if possible septic tank sys-| 4 tems be introduced instead as more| Gays sanitary. Objection was raised to this} free by contractors because of the cost. ¥ ‘A fine hot weather luncheon menu| trial was provided by the Hennig manage- S ee ment consisting of iced consomme, cold eid (“Do meats, potato salad, asparagus, ice y cream, cake and coffe MARRIED or SINGLE y. CONCRETE BLOCKS Building Blocks for sale, suitable Rapid, Ballbearing, Automatic Electric Floor Surfacing Machines, for all buildings. For garages and BOUKIND CO. foundation. Cheaper than wood coti-| Building Material and Contractors’ structior Equipment, CASPER CONCRETE BLOCK | pinings. Great Falls. WORKS Factorv., Wolcott St.. near Burlington | ee J. A. Hanson, Mgr. Phone 981-M J J GIBLIN oo eho sho ofe-ofo-fo-ele oe efo-ate ae o8o-0% re Br i d rokerage an # FOR RENT a be + $ Insurance bad Store room 18x36, cor- >< All Wyoming Stocks Bought 5 € ner First and South Ash >< Maes and Sold ¥ ¥ test be > 4 District Manager Equitable ~ Streets) new number. = Life Insurance Co. of ee New York & Phone 489-J % Room 23, Townsend Bldg. Mg DE ELAS EY AI gs MBeehorteste-ihorse-atoctesgeaseatoctesge Lie | | | spudded in Sunday. jhas cased this in and is drilling to the} State Highway Department, Office of of heavy traffi dred loaded trucks going to Salt aera daily. _ Yellowstone sxcaltis Theater hofficers of the héldings. | Due to some delays the well on sec-to Shoshoni. R tion 31 was not spudded in until Mon-| Lander, good. |day and work will not begin on section|to Casper yesterday. 18 until next week, Yellowstone Highway, or aed . ported generally good Big Future in Cat Creek. C. H. Anderson of the TLumbermen’s| company <isited = th oad from Shoshoni {ported excellent, oi corporation, “who returned Sumday | i tus eothtaaste oor ae pomecs, BROKERS? WIRE ji i he s Mont, depends largyly ven the ven) CARRIES NEWS | Dusen well now being drilled on Devils dome. This well produced 75 barrels al ORF CONVENTION day nt the first sand, but the company deeper sand, Structures around Devils dome _in- cluding Willow Creek and the Big Wall structures will be developed this sum- mer. The Lumbermen’s Oil corporation is dickering for acreage in the Big Wall structure which looks most promising. r Road Bulletin —| oOo __—______________» Returns of the Republican KEEP IT SWEET Keep your stomach sweet today and ward off the indi- gestion of tomorrow—try KI-MOIDS the new aid to digestion. As pleasant and as safe to take as candy. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE District Engineer. Salt Creek Road—Road reported fair, yut some very. rough stretches, account ; more than two hun- Highway, eeieee TONIGHT ‘tel AIS Danci HU Pavilion NEW MUSIC, MUSICIANS AND NOVELTIES EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GOOD TIME COME 10 PIECE UNION ORCHESTRA MATINEE 2:30 and 4 P. M. NIGHT 7:00, 8:15, 9:30 TCDAY “What's fair for the man is fair for the woman,”. she said, and marriage to her was a matter of “fifty-fifty.”” 1 Clayton “The Thirteenth Commandment’ not spend more than you earneth.”) ou should see THE THIRTEENTH COMMANDMENT TOMORROW George Walsh In a Drama of Love and Revenge. DEAD LINE” A Story of Feud, Love and Moonshine in the Mountains of Kentucky. 2-REEL COMEDY, “A FLY IN THE OINTMENT” A number of Spa excellent 1 to Powder River, then’ being received over the direct wire of the; ‘ough to Waltman, then some. rough| Taylor oad, some good over Yellowstone Trail to| Exchange y drove from Lander (east)—Re- to Cheyenne. Roads around Manville and Lusk re- conven- tion being held this week in Chicago are & Clay Company in the com- pany offices on the first floor of the Ot Building. A good-sized crowd of interested, Republicans and al Dena a nt —L. C. SMITH Casper TH few Democrats, read the reports yester-| ‘Typewriter day afternoon. Exchange ROE be a ‘Tragedies and sensational pieces are|§ 10! Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 most in favor with playgoers in Japan. <n JRVORL Wie) 2 ee eee A 40 Below Zero Show Today ese THEATER IN CASPER yric Theater Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. TODAY Sessue Hayakawa ‘The Devil's s Claim’ AL. JENNINGS When Outlaw Meets Ouilaw’ ———Next PATHE NEWS * THEN: A Comedy “TOO MANY JWIVES” _Coming to the Lyric J ‘ SCENE. res aA Artis \ “THE Ole aS OF. MARGE ODOONE * JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD See ANITAGRAPH SPECIAL PRODUCTION FRED 2 TE AGAVE SEREELE DB Oi5 029 ar 1 ws TAYLOR & CLAY, Inc. New York Stocks and Chicago Grain Quoted Over Hutton &Co. Private Wires OIL STOCKS Write or phone us for information regarding field or market developments. Our files are up to date on local companies. We have orders to BUY and SELL all local issues. Casper, Wyoming Denver, Colorado Carnes Brokerage Co. and Public Exchange E. E. CARNES ahd B. LESPERANCE, Props. Phone 1147-1345 Over Iris Theater, Casper, Wyo. WE BUY AND SELL WYOMING OIL STOCKS Leased wire with Miller & Work, Denver,, Colorado Per ee a We Have Orders to Sell We Have Orders to Buy 6000 American at 1%c 3000 Bessemer at 28c 1000 Columbine at 34c 6000 Mike Henry at 14 5000 Hutton Lake at 2c 1000 Buck Creek at 63c 6000 Out West at 3 1-4 10000 Victor-Wyo. at market 2000 Riverton at 10c 3000 Domino at 13c 2000 Capitol Petroleum at 9c 1000 Roy & Prod. at 22c 1000 Mike Henry at 15 1-2 2000 Columbine at 32c 6000 Glenhure .06 | Lester Brokerage House Specializing in NEW YORK OIL New Number, 114 S. Wolcott Phone 1142 =