Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 4

De OM en Gh wqee ts PAGE FOUR “ar rery OIL STRIKE IN MUSKRAT FIELD | Exchange : Local Oil Stocks. Gates au 1.15 Bia, Ask, Wind River Ren ‘o- | ; 39/ Williams, 1. T. _ 1.29 Amalgamated) Royalty ~ ae Re anteed C Eple 210 Atlas -. 7) Wyo-Kans — 2.00 American — O\ | Wy-0-Tex “09 . a .,| Bessemer —... + i = = Operators Inclined to Discredit) p.<ton-wyoming si New York Curb Stocka 3 hed | on. jose Rumor Spread Monday; Many Burke On — .27| Midwest Refining Tests Under Way in Bis Todi $1) Midwest Coniman ium ‘57) Midwest Preferred Same District Black Tail — | Merritt. —__ 07 Colurabine = Consolidated: Royalty No confirmation could be made to- day of the reported oil discovery in|Cow Guich 2 23 the well of the Castle Rock Oil com-:|Ppomino . 4 pany headed by James Rousch on! sec-| Elkhorn = 2 -83-90 in the Muskrat field. O% and geologists interested and fa- tion men Frantz Corp. 2.60 : Today’s Markets by Wire : Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil Building, Casper, Wyoming |Gienrock Oil Okmulgee FP. & R_. Elk Basin - West. States Oi] & Land_ | Salt Creek Prod. A Freat Western Petroleum__ -09 | Producers&Refiners, with the field were inclined to} Hutton Lake 02! dit the report. The well started! Jupiter _ 05, New York Stock Exchange Stocks. | by the Midwest Refining company and{ Kinney _ 37 | since turned over to the Western States! Lance Creek Ro .24! Mexican Petroleum company is nearby on the north Lusk Royalty i ‘exas Oi _ rtew of séction 24-83-91. This West-| pusk Petroleum 06, Sinclair On States well is shut down at 1, Mountain & Guilt. -85|U. S. Steel ot. Mike Henry ~ 17, Call, Money The Ohio Oil company is reported to! Wogher On -_--___.-_-_- A5 have a better chance of getting oil on] Gutwest 39 ie loae Kies, its holdings located to the west of the] Picaray _ .09| First. 4s Western States properties. The Ohio} Riverton Refining ‘09! Second 4s | well is on the southeast of the South-| Royalty & Prod. Corp. ‘22 | Pirst 4%s OFFICIALS AT LU west of section 8-33-91. -15| Second 44s | This region is west of the Dutton 225| Third 445 - ton, D. C., by Ambassador Jusserand in, antichne and ut 27 miles due south 1.00 of Moneta, The Ohio has thelpom Bell Royalty. mae 07. 208 south half of section 6, south half of s the north half of both WYOMING CRUD nd 22, besides sections 7,| jek C ek -...-_..-.-..-_..-._$2.75 Grass Creek 8, 16 and the north half of 14 west of the southeast of section the southeast of the southwest of sec- tion 15. The Western States having over the Midwest holdings for drilling etiens 13, 18, 19 and 23, besides alt t half of section 24, the = MARKET GOSSIP I of section 25 and the northeast of section 26 and the southwest of sec- tion 24. = > 2 ? To the north near Bonneville, the Minnesota-Western is drilling at. a depth of 0 feet on the southeast of| i section 94. This district althougi ‘ar to the north of the Muskrat re- gion proper, is considered in the Musk- rat field. Other companies, ineluding the Green Consolidated, are in this re- gion. #t Creek ~--.-.... #@ Muddy ---__... @erchlight --------. 8 @ule Creek ---.-------- taken the No Oil in Star-Bear Well. The report that the Star-Bear com- pany had a well or oil in the Bessemer has been unconfirmed anite structure encountered in t may have been found in this ny hole, accorfing to the belief Casper geologists. has decided to abandon its tools, to move the rig to another locat latter yielding 50,000,000 cubic feet daily, and the company has been un- able to control the gas sufficiently to re-| cover its tools and continue drilling. As |i Syndicate Strikes Fault. soon as the rig has been moved the| The Poison Spider-Bolton syndicate ran into a fault at 1,800 feet in its No. ing te a report made from the ficld. 2 well in the Bolton Creek field, accord- The company plans to drill deeper in of getting oil sands. The fault y run for 100 feet and if this is the the syndicate may not be able to t out of it. However, if it is pos- sible to drill out of this fault encoun- tered, the profitable oil sands may be|, The well which is being abandoned, : is that which caught fire last spring and ‘ struck y riling deeper. The No..1 ' ay, Hie CORDA Case in a good| Continued to burn for many weeks de-| producer and brought the Bolton Creek|%Pite continuous and intelligent efforts field into prominence. to smother the flames. The fire/finally ; Reena w tery of Boller, and tue bar fost aact| CASPER LEGION 10 SEND off sufficiently. to control it. It never A) DELEGATES 10 STATE NETING AT SHERIOM was subdued sufficiently, however, to permit drilling ‘under favorable circum- stancs and now, after weeks of fishing for the lost tools, the effort to reach ‘Phe Casper jsost of the American Le- gion—the George Vroman Post No. 2— is planning “on taking the - Sheridan state convention, August 3, 4, and 5, by leading to drilling locations on other sec-! tions of the dome and the gas will be | used in development operations. The company also contemplates piping gas to Rawlins, having some time ago se- gured a franchise from the city goy- ernment to distribute gas for domestic purposes. the oil sand with the hole has been ter- minated. | New Corporations . Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the Wyoming sec retary of state Friday by the following companies: Rail Coal Company of Cheyenne, capi- storm. An intensive campaign for|tal stock $50,000, par value of shares 1 inembers so as to include every ex-|cent each; directors, Samuel Oinstein, | prvice man in Natrona county is to]C. A, Graham and Luthur K. Ickes. 2 os! 1 shortly before the meeting’ Wyoming. Bargain Clothing Company ut which delegates to the state conven-|of Laramie: capital stock $16,000, ‘pa: ton are to be named, value of shares $1 each; directors, Rose. This important meeting of the local) Celia and Louis Klebanoff. Post will be held in the” Legton club. rooms, July 12. By the time that meet- “ ing is held the George Vroman_ post| ————©ossll Test Abandoned.” will be large enough to boast of nearly| The standard rig of the Chemical Ol 43 delegates for the state conyention,]Company, which for moré than a’ year One delegate is to be named for every|has been standing a mournful monu- 15 members of the post and Casper wii|™ment to what might “have been in the have a membership of about 650 by the; Fossil fleld, Lincoln County, has beefi first of next month. purchased by the Petrogras Corporation The Casper representation probably|and will b used by the latter in drilling will go overland to Sheridan. At the}a@ test well on the so-called Davison three-day state convention, state dele-|dome, east of Kemmerer. The rig orig- gates to the national convention to be] inally was placed in the Fossil field, held in Cleveland in September Wit! be] with the intention of using it to drill a selected, deep test there, but the hole had not rs progressed far befor financial difficulties A new Standard “8” motor car has}*fose and drilling was suspended. Its been delivered by the local dealer, Le2|*®™Moval means that there will be no no, to Mrs. B, Ernest of Alcova,|‘leep test of the Fossil field—at least, not oeainin at this time. £ — R. S. Bllison, vice-president of the Midwest Refining company, returned] ‘The Green Consolidated Oil company yesterday from a business trip to Den-| has completed the erection of its rig in ver where he conferred with officlalsithe Muskrat field, south of Shoshoni, of the Midwest at Colorado headquar-jon section 16-35-93, some distance from ters. the reported gusher well completed this week by James Rausch. The location Green Ready to Drill cela NO. 11683. TREASURY D) ARTME OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. WASHINGTON, D. C., April 16, 1920, by satisfactory. evidence! to the undersigned, it has n made to appear that the Citizens" National Bank of Casper, in the City of Casper, in the County of Natrona and State of Wyoming, has complied With all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the) business of Banking; Now therefore I, John Skelton Wil- liams, Comptroller of the-Currency, do hereby certify that ‘the Citizen's Na- . OFFICE) the Minnesota-Western well in the same district. BEAR OIL For Your Ha Ema ane lia ag pee tional Bank of Casper,” in the City of ‘Keep. thus Casper, in the County of Natrona and] ®araumo at the sents wondertel. Buy State of Wyoming, is authorized to| taleceer stamps) for proct box’ and guarenise, commence the business of Banking as| 72mm Hart Brittain, Sta, F, New York provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States. In testimony whereof witness my hand and Seal of office this Sixteenth day of April, 1920, (Seal) JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS, Comptroller of the Currency. Publish April 24, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 101 Wyatt Bidg. Phone 256 wae 2.75Greybull -. 2.75 Elk Basin ‘Mot Butte -2___--___________. 3.78 Lance Creek __ After wasting months of time and many thousands of dol- lars in efforts to put its well on Section 28, Mahoney dome, north of Rawlins, down to the oil sands, the Kasoming Oil Company | The well now being abandoned well will be connceted up with gas lines | encountering | Yellowstone is approximately eight miles south of Fourth 4%s Victory Loan Pershing: E OIL MARKET Lander ~. IND FIELD. NEWS ON BIG. GASSER which are lost in the hole, and ion and there start over again. pierced three gas strata, the Minnesota-Western Down 2,200 The, Minnesota-Western company’s| well south of Shoshoni, rated as the) «leepest test of that district, is reported! down 2,200 feet with expectations of| the First Wall | Creek sand within the next 200 feet. Paterna ecatete 3 . |STILL, ., SARS ‘siyi—Oncle Joe Can- J. W. McCormick of Arkansas City,|non, the grand old man of the Re. insas, has taken over his duties as/ publican party, and one of Illinois uwrintendent of the Rivertoi-Wyom- representatives in‘the House, rising .to| ing’Refining company’s plant at Riv-| speak at a dinner in Chicago following | erton, succeeding T. 1. Clark, a session of the National Convention. ia i aaa nea te ee mee ey Parker to Pay Dividend L. G@. Mur g Ls GE phy of the-Murphy Cigar Directors of the Parker Oil company} ny, ret ‘rom y have declared ‘dividend No. 2, of 50) Pony? returned from Denver’ today. cents a share, payable July 1 to stock- To Homestead Seekers. holders of record on June 30. The com-| Can locate you on the choicest land pany, which is dominated by the Mid-|in the State of Wyoming: some can be west. Refining company, owns leases|!trigated and some is dry. Call be- in the Big )Muddy field, in addition to; ‘Ween 9 and 11-a./m. and 3 and 5 p. m., certain royalties in that district, At 120: BAAWeat Ave; OF Phons oye gi ad Road Balin) VICTIMS RESCUED —__________________._4 State Highway Department, Office of), ~ Ristrict Engineer. Salt Creek Road—Generally fair, some rough stretches. Yellowstone Highway, (west)—lx-| Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid cept where new grading, very good to| troubles are most dangerous be- Sodium, then fair to Fremont county cause of their insidious attacks. line and as far as Moneta, where there is a bad rough stretch of three or four| miles, then fair to good to Bonneville, | |then fair to ‘Thermopolis. | Lander, fair to good. Highw: Heed the first warning they give that they need atteiition by taking Shoshoni- ¥/ (east)—Gen-| erally good to Douglas, Lusk Manville and Cheyenne, Some grading makes| slow going at Douglas and McKinley Spur. 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One I got in the Boxer brush For makin’ the Chinks be good, And one for helpin' to block the Boche ‘ In bloody old Belleau Wood. honor of the former Prime Minister of Peter Nyce, attorney for the Carter Oil company, i = Fist | Corporal, if I should join you; went to Denver Satur- corps, A O what would it do for me? You'd learn “to range this wide world o'er” » By sky and by earth and sea— To be at home in lands that lie Peter Douglas, Casper geologist, went to Denver Saturday on a business visit. Where the East and. West ‘Worlds meet; W. .D. Weathers, president of the To front the best man, eye to eye, And stand on your own two feet. ver this morning after a one-day visit in the Colorado metropolis on oil busi- ness. fore EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bott f most is at <i, om o © Corporal, tell me, straight, what ki ind Of a man the Marine Corps makes? The sort of chap you're glad to find At your side when a rough house break: ‘The sort of.a chap who can crack a joke ~ And laugh when the sky looks digestive KI-MOIDS for indigestion: afford pleas- ing and prompt relief from the distress of aci i MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION J. J. GIBLIN Brokerage and é Insurance \ll Wyoming Stocks Bought and Sold istrict Manager Equitable Life Insurance Co. of © New York Room 23, Townsend Bldg. - (Phone 196-J : black, The kind who'll share his last lone smoke Or give you the shirt off his back. Have you ever seen a Marine Swinging by, and envied him his carefree air, the breadth of the shoulders and the depth of the chest ainder his well-fitting uni- /form? Is it any wonder the girls have a soft spot in their hearts for these “soldiers of the sea”? That Marine didn’t just happen to be the husky lad he is. -He is merely a walking example of what the Marine Corps can do for the ordinarily healthy man. May- be when be came into the service he was a little stoop shouldered, didn’t have much “pep.” Maybe he was working at a job he didn’t care for, didn’t have anybody to “pal around with.” ‘The Marine Corps is) a body of: men, carefully trai use both’ hands, both feet and their heads. They are the sort of men who can take Vera Cruz or form eae of honor for the Prince of Wales, and do both jobs shipshape. They are blood brothers to the French For- elgn Legion, the Pennsylvania State Constabulary, the Canadian Mounted Police and the Texas Rangers. They are princes of good fellows, and they're wildcats when they’re riled. UNCLE SAM MAKES REAL MEN AND ‘GOOD FELLOWs The U. S. Marine Corps Turns Out “Two. : Who Can’ Use Their Heads; Gives Plenty of Travel, ‘Adven. ture and Excitement. No xnan does higibest work un- Jess he likes his Job. And no man fan do good work without Plenty of recreation. It is upon these two’ principles that Marine Corps training is based. ‘The Marine must be something of a sailor and everything of a sol_ dier, he always learning something new and. intensely in- teresting. In addition to taking on quite a bit of seamanship, he learns to hike like an infantryman, ride like @ cavalryman and handle guns like an artilleryman. Ho knows something of wireless telégraphy and mechanics. In fact, when he comes out of the Marine Corps there are all sorts of big-paying civilian jobs that are waiting for a man who can do so many different kinds of things and do them well. To keep a man fit there is noth- ing like athletic sports, and all Marines are encouraged to go in for boxing, football, baseball and swimming. Competent coaches and trainers are provided and every fa- cility for a man to indulge in the ache of sport that most appeals to im. Good Fellowship of the Corps A life of travel, adventure and outdoor work would naturally at- tract the man who has the mak- ings of a “good fellow” in him. And. nowhere do you find more *tgood fellows” than in the Marine Corps. If ever you have seen a bunch of Marines in their of hours in barracks, or out for a time in any of our large cities, or sightseeing in foreign ports, there is no need to tell you anything about that side of a Marine's exist- ence, : ln | And as for his chances of seeing the world—there is hardly a coun- SAVE Urey with this Pipeless Fu @eceeccse nace will do for you what itis doing for thousands of other home owners. It has given them all the comfort and convenience of fur- Oil Field Maps Blue Prints || focnaauon: thenper thai wool con m7 Explorations Reports struction 'yoming Map & Blue Print Co. CASPER CONCRETE. BLOCK , WORKS . P. 0. Box 325. Rm. 10, Lyric |Pactorv. Woleott St, near Burlington S.A. Hanson, Mgr. 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