Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 4

: Today’s Markets by Wire: Furaished Daily b: glr & Clay, Croan Fou, 08 Exchange Ballag, Carper, Wr. LOCAL OIL STOCKS Bid. Ask. Amaigamated Royalty -.-$ .18 $ 02 0% 1.08 27 ‘American Boston Wyoming Bessemer «---. Big Indian -. Buck Creek ~.-.------~--. Burke Casper Ranger Capitc! Pete — Columbine --.. Consolidated Royalty Cow, Gulch -. Domino -. Bikhorn EB. T. Williams — Frantz Gates — Great Western Petroleum_- G. W. Pete — Hutton Lake Jupiter ..... Kinney - Lusk Petroleum Mike Henry -. Mountain & Gulf Northwest Outwest - Picardy .. Riverton Refg. Royalty & Produ 2.00 20 03 01 111 08) Texas Oil — oming 05 Western Oil Fields » ¥Y On . NEW YORK CURB CLOSING . Close. Midwest Refg. — Midwest Com. -_ 1.25 1.50 14.25 1.87 7.25 3.00 14.75 2.00 7.50 si. Westera States ~__.. Prod. «& Refrs. Elk Basti - Cities Service Com. 292.00 NEW YORK STOCKS Open. Close, $168.50 32.50 50.12 90.25 89.37 123.37 299.00 Mexican Petroleum -. Sinclair Oil 123.75 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Sterling - Francs Victory 4%’s WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET. o + 3.10 ee ewn ne nnn mann 8.10 Torchlight Elk Basin .. Greybull ee ft | Lance Creek —~.. 3.05 Lander ----—..--.-___.-_.. 1.76 Rock Creek Salt Creek Big Muddy Pilot Butte —~. MINNESOTA FAIR TO FEATURE OlL EXHIBIT OF MIDWEST PRODUCTS Industry of Casper and Wyoming to Receive Valuable Advertising in Comprehensive Display of Crude and Refining Products from This State The magnitude of Wyoming’s oil industry, poth production and refining ends, will be brought forcibly to the attention of iundreds of thousands of Minnesota State fair visitors this year y an extensive display of refining products, according to C. R. Parker of the oil inspection department of the state of Minne- sota, who has spent some two weéks in Casper'assembling such cibgaralna detent storits Saba te Nad cts: an exhibit with the co-operation of re- finery officials. “Our people know little about the oil industry in Wyoming,” said Mr. Park- er today. “I, myself, was surprised at the progress of oil development in Wyoming. I knew Casper had refin- eries but I had no idea of their size and scope of operations. So it is with most of the people in Minnesota. The Minnesota state fair has a daily attend- ance of between 100,000 and 300,000 people and the Wyoming oil industry will e valuable advertising from the exhibit we are now preparing.” The oil exhibit will be held in con- nection with the dairy and food «x- hibi€ in the state dairy and food build- ing on the fair grounds and will be designed as an educational medium. For this display the Midwest Refining com- pany, one of the largest in the coun- try, has supplied Mr. Parker, repre- sentative of the state of Minnesota, with samples of different petroleum Rroducts, from the raw crude oil up to the many refined products such as gasoline, naptha, kerosene, different of distillates, waxes, lubricating oils and fuel ofls.. The pres- ethods of inspecting gasoline and kerosene will be demonstsated by in- spectors. The increased demand for motor fuel and refined products and reports of a threatened shortage have aroused great interest among the motor public, which constitutes the great bulk of popula- tion thes and it is to satisfy pub- lic curiosity and interest along the line that the Minnesota state fair has turned its attention for the first time to a comprehensive display. ‘A distinction falls on Wyoming and Casper in this connection in that the Midwest Refining company was asked to furnish this exhibit. Due credit will be given this company and Casper in labeling the display. The recognition given the local refinery also brings home a realization of the completeness of the local plant, which is fast de | State Highway Department, Office of District Engineer. Salt Creek road—Generally good to Salt Creek, rough through oll fields; then fair to good to Sheridan. Yellowstone Highway, west—Gener- ally goqd to Moneta, except new con- struction; then fair to Shoshoni; then 00d to Riverton; then fair to Lander. Yellowstone Highway, east—Good to excellent to Cheyenne, Douglas and Lusk, except where new construction. er aetna schicetoe GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Explorations ; Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. 0. Be Box 325. Rm. 10, Lyric Road Bulletin All Union Barber Shops will be closed wept Sept. 6 or Day G. A. FREES, President J. V. DAVIS, Sec’y-Treas. veloping into the largest refinery in the country. Local 726: cal “CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Phone 153 Che PROSPECTING PERMITS ON OIL AND GAS LANDS ISSUED BY THE STATE J. B. Ross, Fort Worth, Tex., all of 36-31-98. Angus McPherson, Casper, east half of 27-33-79. A. L. Rohling, et al., Fort Collins, Colo., all of 36-44-93. Frank W. Hall, Rawlins, all of 36- 27-92, is 4 Thomas Hogan, Big Horn, all of 16- 46-98. Roy Benton, Big Horn,®all of 36-29- 114. G. C. Muirhead, Worland, all of 36- 48-91. William 8B. Milliken, Denver, NW. quarter of NW quarter of 3-15-103; NE quarter of NE quarter of 4-15-103; SE quarter of NE quarter and NE quarter of SE quarter and NW quarter of SE quarter (Tr, 50) of 34-16-103; S half of SW quarter (Tr. 49) of 34-16103; NE quarter of NE quarter (Tr. 52) of 35- 16-108; S half of S half (Tr. 51) of 35- 16-103; NW quarter of NW quarter and SW quarter of SW quarter of 13-15- 104. Grace Ward, Buffalo, all of 36-41-81. Geo. T. Gardner, Buffalo, all of 16-}{ 42-81. ‘W. J. Thom, Buffalo, all of 36-42-81. Raymond D. Meyer, Denver, SE quarter of 29-15-104; W half and E half of E half of 82-15-104. ) Carl 8. Milliken, Denver, all of 36- 16-103. Robt. S,.Jamison, Drake, Colo., all of 16-15-104, Ralph R, Read, Buffalo, all of 36-42- | 82. Joe W. 36-43-81, C. McAfee, Cheyenne, all of 16-41- Bingenheimer, Casper, all of 30. Clayton Phebus, Thermopolis, all of 36-15-78. Mollie Colman, Big Horn, all of 22-33- ie Colman, Big Horn, E half of |ff -33-77. J. C. McKinley, Wheeling, W. Va., all of, 36-21-79, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. Casper, Wyoming, September 1, 1920. A special meeting of the City Couneil | §j of the City of Casper, called by the mayor, for the purpose of authorizing the borrowing of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars for the purpose of paying the current expenses for the balance of the year 1920, met at the Council Chamber at the City Hall with Mayor B. H, Pelton, Jr., presiding. * On roll call the following were pres- ent: Councitmen W. F. Dunn, W. W. Keefe,\M. L, Bishop, €. M. Bryan, Fred Van Gordon, Asa F. Sloane, city clerk. Moved by C. M. Bryan, seconded by M. L. Bishop that the following Resolu- tion be adopted: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CLERK OF THB CITY GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE. One Buick Six. | One Studebaker: Four. I ‘One Chandler, with Wire wheels) One Ford Touring. One Ford Speedster. One Mitchell Chummy Roadster. One Stuart Truck. National Auto Exchange 500 E. Yellowstone Highway Casper Daily Cri OF CASPER TO BORROW TWENTY- FIVE THOUSAND ($25,000.00) DOL- LARS FROM THE CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY OiL, COMPANY FOR THE CITY OF CASPER AND AUTHORIZE. ING THEM TO ISSUE A WARRANT IN THE SUM OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND © ($25,000.00) DOLLARS, BEARING INTEREST AT THE RATE: OF SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM, AS PAYMENT FOR SUCH LOAN. WHERBAS, the City of Casper is out of funds With which to pay the cur- rent running expenses for the balance of the year 1920, and Oi BA | li | | | | 2a sso Sh SUAS BAe A aia Tt tit UT es Tulsa, Okla, sone WHERRAS, the City of Casper is de- sirous of borrowing ‘Twenty-five Thou- sand ($25,000.00) Dollars with which to pay its current expenses for the bal- ance of the year 1920, and ‘WHEREAS, The Consolidated Roy-| alty Ojl Company is desirous of loan ing to the City of Casper the sum of Twenty-five Thousand ($26,000.00) Dol- lars; Now Therefore, Be It, Resolved, By the Mayor and Council of the City of Casper: SECTION 1. That the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to draw a war- rant in the sum of Twenty-five — as ton of Operation | A [ Simplicity of of C Construction jWe know that your underreaming can be done for less! lia witha Swan Underreamer than any other. ii can rent one from any one of our Sat Machin Mabie Co THT MULE Hl il Me 9-3-2" Is Your Watch Laying Down on you? Bring it in and we will straight- en it up, no matter what the trouble may be. Experts in this Tine. Ask your neighbor. Jos. I. Schwartz Iris Theater Bldg. E. Keating, Mer. NEW YORK OIL CASPER, WYOMING The yearly income of the New York Oil Company will soon be ~ more than its whole outstanding stock, which is $8,442,850. Those who purchased stock from this Company as late as March, 1915, who have kept it, have enjoyed gains from advances in values, divisions of capital assets and dividends of over 5,000 per cent. The time has arrived when the Secretary of Interior will grant leases under the ne w Leasing Law. (President Wilson has already granted two leases in the Salt Creek oil field under a section of this jaw.) This will mean a big.i income daily. and the payment of an 8 per cent dividend soon. é This Company has interested in over 6,000 acres of proven oil lands and over. 4,000 acres of proven gas lands in Wyoming and many more acres of each to test. There are 76 oil wells and 14 gas wells already on the lands men- tioned. The Company has the gas franchise for the City of Casper, Wyo- ming, the Casper gas distributing system now being installed, the new 50-mile gas lines to its gas fields almost. completed and a market for over 80,000,000 cubic feet pt gas a day. One of the best oil men of today, who. is heavily interested in New York Oil, said three months ago that'the properties of th could not be duplicated for $50,000,000. e Company He was right and the Com- pany has made many great advances since he made that statement, HOLD NEW YORK OIL FOR DIVIDENDS FRANK G. CURTIS, Jamestown, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1920. President. per cent) per annum, in favor of The be tee ase Consolidated Royalty Oil Company, due January 10th, 1921, SECTION 2. That the said warrant is for the payment of ‘Twenty-five|come before this meeting, Game was or. adjourned. ‘Thousand ($25,000.00) Dollars loaned by The Consolidated Royalty Oil Company to the City of Casper. An aye and nay vote being taken ire: pS 6 Bhs tae duly passed. There being no further business ; B. H. PELTON, aR, Mayor, Attest: ASA F, SLOANE, City Clerk. Stampede. For the This Labor Day, social activities... quickly. who that style, fabrics. Don’t miss a single day of the Casper cause is a just one. Boriety Brand Clothes You Need Good Clothes Holiday when everyone is enjoying himself, you will find that at the gathering or at the dance, clothes play an important part in a person’s If he is well dressed he is at ease—he makes friends Society Brand Clothes give the man wants to appear at his Best all fit and finish can do. 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