Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 4

_— be Casper Dally Eribune __.___ TUESDAY, SULY_ 13, 1920. - = ' ad ms Toei =e P joenee field to the railroad at the town| headquarters. It is one of the principal|to Oliv.r Bower; and by Bower as-| 9 "9 ig Osage. The company is reported to! office buildings in Denver, constructed | signed to Hoefflin; that there is re-| 3; oO ay Ss ar ets ire nave contracted for some ptoduction|of steel frame and twelve stories high.|maining unpaid on the note $20,000 jfrom the fleld and is bidding $3.25 a|It is in the center of Denver's finrge-|Principal and $1,000 interest, and that] > ———— jparrel or an ee 39 gravity. It is un-|cial district and it is estivn wed that|he feels insecure by reason of an at-| derstood that the company has secured| transactions involving more than $1,-\tempted sale of the property on the: Furnished Daily by Taylor & Clay, Ground Floor, Oil |the production from the Briggs Oil Co.| 000,000,000 are handled within its Wwalla| bare of the mortanwor-wosrebyehe has Exchange Building, Casper, Wyoming wells, and also has contracted for pro-|each year. Twenty-seven large oil lected to declare the terms of the said) duction of the Black Dome Oil Co. in|companies with an aggregate author-| Mortgage bro! About: the time, this} the Greybull district on the basis of|izéd capital of $211,055,000, and with a|#ction was taken the Big Four stock- i Local Oil Stocks. | $2. barrel for crude of 23 degrees|market value in excess of that amount| holders had a meeting at Casper at! Bid. gravity, The company has also ac-|have their headquarters in the build-|Which it was announced that the com. Can Now Feast on Any of the i ‘ quired leases in the Upton district and| ing. |pany would resume operations n its A so 4s ; Analg Royalty -- Wy-O-Tex _ ey 05 7|wil operate on the Hayden ranch, three| |holdings in the Poison Spider. Following Varieties: las -------- t miles southwe: a v1 | SRT Tae? pa aera New York Carb Stocks. Begs nat town: Litigation Settled | Oil Shipped to Laramie . Boston. _.- 2.07| Open. Close. Texas Operators Returning. Litigation pending in the Montana| Midwest refinery at Laramie, Wyo., Vanilla .... .15€ Qt. Fae 9 | Midwest Refining $149.00 $150.00) 4 noticeable Increase in the namber|2T@_ federal courts involving title to|now is receiving crude oil from tl SY “a9 | Mic Som. ‘ ay tan as ‘ber 160 acres in sec. 30-11-25, Devil's Basin|Rock Creek field in tank cars, three @) BUS = ; st Preferred Orme xs Ql men entering the Wyo-/field, Montana, has been’ settled out of| cars being delivered Nisty. from. the Strawberry -75¢ Qt. t Black Tail _. 108 I rses aN ee watnin the/court. This is known as the Virgil!Rock River loading station, The re- 1 oes GUE st past few months has caused a number!homestead land, The Roundup Oi &/finery will fill its receiving tanks trom Chocolate eas .75C Qt. ie in feedemblapert to be offered. One is|Gas.Co. will receive a five-sixteenth in.]tank cars until the pipe line of the - r 1/34 Okmulgee P. eat Seis aie Texas pools open-| terest; the Van ‘Duzen Oil Co. a three-| Illinois Pipe Line company has been F: h 85 t ; SRI as Basin = p in 1918 which drew away a num-|sixteenth interest, and the Fisher-Crane|completed, some time in August. Two rence. cee . -09C ° Gree ber of oil men from Wyoming are fast|& Norman Co., : 2G : of Spokane, the one-|cars of crude oil reached Laramie from ’ ee States 2) Playing out while those opened in Wyo-|half interest. This half interest was|Fort Steele Saturday, to be used as Tutti-Frutti 85c Ot ants Corp nd Ref. ? ea pager I mex Seed: Fa pesecbaeed from the Tri-City Oil Co. A|fuel oil at the refinery. haa y 2 4 \ + D s the Big Muddy boom in 1 well now drilling thi 7 . . 4 v . 9 Petrole: a > on the tract is down > Great West. Petroleum 7 same thalDem a Y fee anyest feotrolet New York Stock Exchange Stocks. [came the Desdemona, or Hog Creek and|400 feet. The Allied Montana Oil Co.) 9———sy——a yy Lukis Special RI Neh ieee ety bie Qt. . Hutto Open. Close. | Burnett excitement in Texas and many|has been incorporated by the various Road Bulletin | : mipite Mexican Petroleum ~--$188.00 oil men migrated. In June, 87 wells|interests ta,take over the property. It] ! | Caramel Nut 85c Qt = nolain’ Ol 31.12 were completed in the Desdemona pool,|is capitalized for $1,000,000. Stat = see sheneeuse Sie) © \okaenr ga 2 Tan Rare ae. of which 45 struck salt water and were —— Mice ae hat Lo esol eh Pi le and O; Sherbet for Tod ausk $s. Stes abandone i on 3} a a 5 1 Mountain and ¢ io ee 3 hfe 4 Pi aN ; alter R. Hoefflin, as assignee of| exc. = S : a atiickbeteniy 3 Liberty Bonas. completa wen anual production of) mortgage, is advertising for sale at i stage sgaltiree gies ly I JUKIS CAND y ee) 4 Out West -. a ee purecipaute sale on July 19 on sec. 11-| Yellowstone Highway, west—Gooa to! i Sicaney Midwest Huge Dever Mullane, [tnt {olen ep one nce, re Tiss. Richards; fair to Shoshoni; fair to good Corner Wolcott and Second Streets Riverton & Through the purchase of. a majorit: ey 2 a large) Shoshoni to Lander. 7 Royalty of the capital stock of the pavcntent Big Four ‘Coapalbtatea once, he sal Yellowstone Highway, east—Good to PURITY—QUALITY—SERVICE Bie seek Building Co., the Midwest Refin-|vertisement states that. the morteace| DoUs!@% Mannville and Lusk. 4 : ng company has acquired control of|was given to George G. Smith “of.| Ey. SEES = Gates 1.08 4th 414s — the First Nations K - jeorge G. Smith, an of| Just received pure malt syrup and SSR ee a ; motes ¢ PH Reena | a aa onal Bank building — in|ficer of the company, to secure a note|fresh hops at Casper Bottling Works. er, in which it 7-7-6t its general for $' note assign West Second street. ‘OMING CRUDE OIL MARKET. ras Pe ae A big-scale road test on 3,200 tubes . Big Muday ~ . ‘ For Results Try Tribune Want Ads Grass Creek Torchlight -. Elk Basin bull Lance C Lander MARKET GOSSIP. AND FIELD. NEWS LAGK OF CASINGS HOLDS UP WORK Pilot Butte — Hamilton Dome — Mule Creek - CM 3 \) ; in the Carbon county, Wyo., district where several companies are shut ; Pe CCC WY down for the same reason. In the Ferris field the Emery, Sand Hills, AL PPPrrTTT LL aaaene Wyo-Kans and Elk Basin have been waiting on casing for several - weeks, General Petroleum corporation, down} nished erude from one 4,380 feet with the deepest well in the ion 17-46-63, Osage field, to the lo- field, found oil showings at that depth] cal refinery at Osage for refining which indicate early completion of the| high grade gasoline for use in the air- test. The company has resume] w plane which r exhibition flights in on section 3. “ 3. This company’s Producers & Refiners have spudded in allow sand for a new well on si 6-86 und is moving a rig to In the Lost Soldic of its wells on ade | at 160 feet. tion 35. ld the newly or- New Pipe Line for Osage. ganized Hughes Oil with; The Omaha Refining Co., which op- holdings adjoining production controll-| erates efinery at Omaha, ed by the Kasoming Oil company, has| Preparing to build a pipe line spudded in for a well on s¢ 90 after erecting a and preparing for an inten campaign. The section 3 loca the southeast quarter and the company also owns the southwest of 2 and the northwest of 15. The Wyo-Ill Oil company, it announced, has purchased joining the Kasoming holdi 000. The New NOTICE OF FINAL __ SETTLE- MENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE In the District Court of the Judicial District. The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona, ss. In the Matter of the Estate of Jo- seph Buhr, Jr. =i any 3x4 Notice is hereby given to all cred- Nf York Oil company has spud-| itors and other persons interested in ded in on section 31 of the Separation| the above entitled estate, that on Fh district, the Kasoming has art! June 22, 1920, the undersigned Ad- y test of the Sherard dome of| qinistrator filed its final account region and the Ohio com-/ and petition for distribution of said pany h shut off the gas encountered] estate, with the Clerk of the above recently in trying to sink its Mahoney! entitled court, where anyone inter- yer and will continue} ested may examine said account and Recently it was reported that] petition and file objections thereto hole would be ndoned after] at any time on or before August 20, 1920, that is. within thirty days after the last publication of this notice on July 20. 1920, and if no objections are filed the Administrator will make r-|final settlement of said estate on August 21, 1920, or as soon there- after as the matter may be heard by the court. Dated this 22nd day of June, A. D, Sixth is also pres ad- for $40,- 34 x4 MADE IN USA. SIZE uy) work. the striking a second flow below the main gas producing sand. Airplane. How Firestone puts the miles in—and then proves it —not at YOUR expense No other tubes in the world are road tested on so big a scale as Firestones: The Yellow Cab Com- pany of Chicago uses Firestone Tubes exclusively on its 800 taxicabs. The service of these tubes is checked constantly—improvements and ‘develop- ments are arrived at. By close watching of a large number of tubes in service—not confined to isolated instances—the conclusions are accurate and definite. for NOTICE OF RE-ASSESSMENT To All Persons ment in Paving District No. 1920. Notice is hereby given that the re-| FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, assessment roll for paving district) Administrator of the Estate of No. 8 was certified on the 7th day of Joseph Buhr, Jr. July, A. D. 1920, by the City Clerk) WILLIAM O. WILSON, to the undersigned City Treasurer Attorney for Estate. for collection. Publish June 22, 29, July 6, 13, 20, The owners of any lots, tracts or| 1920. parcels of land or other property as ee charged with re-assessment may re-/DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR deem the same from all or any por-| UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE tion of the liability “for the cost of| — such improvement by paying the en- Douglas, Wyoming, tire assessment, or any portion there-} Serial No. 025502 of charged against such lots, tracts| Notice is hereby given that JOIIN or parcels of land, without inte’ , fF. CAMPION, ROBERT G. TAY- within thirty days after the first} LOR, of Denver Colorado, and publication notice, to-wit: |JAMES G. DARDEN of New York establishing purchasing experts at Singapore, center of the world’s rubber market. Firestone puts the best in workmanship into tubes by organ- izing the crack manufacturing organization of the industry on a profit-sharing basis. And then subjects the finished product to this big-scale road test—in order to get you more for your tube money and more miles out of your tires. And yet Firestone Tubes cost no more On or before the 7th day of Aug- ust, A. D. 1920, the owner of any such lots, tracts or parcels of land may redeem the same from all lia- bilities for the unpaid amount of said re-assessment at any time efter said thirty days, by paying the entire installment of said re-assessment un- paid and charged against any iot tract or parcel of land at the time of} such payment, with interest thereon at the date of maturity of the las stallment falling due and the en ten equal installments with interest upon the whole sum unpaid at the! rate of 6 per cent per annum pay-} able at the same time that the in-} stallments are payable. All payments shall be made lo the City Treasurer. This notice is given pursuant to the ordinance of the City of Casper and the statutes of Wyoming. In witness whereof, I have here- unto set my hand at Caspey Wy- oming, this 7th day of July, A. D. é | West of the Sixth (6) P. M. in Na- City, New York, have applied for an oil and gas permit under Section 19 of the act of February 25, 1920 (Public No. 146), for the Northeast Quarter Section Seventeen (17), Southeast Quarter Section Seven- teen (17), Southwest Quarter Sec- tion Nineteen (19), Southeast Quar- ter Section Nineteen (19) and South- west Quarter Section Twenty (20) allein Township Thirty-nine (39), North Range Seventy-eight (75), trona County, Wyoming. Any and all persons having adverse or con- flicting claims to said land are hereby notified that a full statement under oath, of such claim should be filed in this office showing a super- ior right to a permit or lease unior said Act or in lieu of such applica- tion, a showing of a valid existing adverse or conflicting claim to the land or the minerals therein under the public land laws, on or before August Ist, 1920, otherwise such 1920. J. S. VAN DOREN, City Treasurer inclusive Published July 8, to 1920. Special: NEW YORK OIL New Number, 114 S. Wolcott Lester Brokerage House claim may be disregarded in grantin the permit or lease applied for. WADE H. FOWLER, Register Publish June 26, to Aug. 1. Inc. izing in Phone 1142 Firestone puts the best in materials into tubes by than the ordinary kind. Earl Cc. Boyle Wyoming Distributor Phone 9. 125 to 137 North Center St.