Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 4

rromissory note above |being interest at 10 per sent. Pe k in » after sell aia eer press ‘Thirty-five Hundred |rium on Thirty-five Hundred ($3,500. and property describea’ | ($3,500.00) Dollars, together with inter-| Dollars from March 9, 1920, mkt or 80. much thereot a, jest. thereon, became dué and payable|logether the sum now due from § at public vendue | J mhortgagors to the undersigned jon the 14th day of June, 1920, and the same is now due and payable and no the sum of Thirty-six part of it has ever been paid, and ty |dred Forty-three doljars and Forty: ; the terms of Said triorteagé thé whole! five cents, no part of which has ever|C: Cor Ae principal stm secured by said mort-|Been paid, and no Suit-or proceeding | ay, terms) of pais gage, together with interest thereon ix|¢ver having been instituted at law to|m the amount of MAGKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS REVIEW OF LINCOLN COUNTY WORK Furnished by Tayla ahh ea & ~ih tis test. LOCAL OIL STOCKS 03 .05|now overdue and unpaid, and Boyes - the SSH BaGates by" pala fort ae ea ait ing unpaid, Bia Ask | 7 136130! WarmRRAS, ‘the sald morteagors |@*s° oF Any part thereof, cig pti Maney Feat D: y Pine Wells Markine Tam Tine While Waitin i. Amalgamated Royalty 20.<$: 23 se AZ -14‘have wholly défaulted in and failed to} NOW, THEREFORE, public notice E Epi toate: the sheriff of Natrona Cony, ; that 1 it to the stat. unt Ainitichs 0% 01 é LOSING make payment of principal and inter. | Hereby givan that pursuant to + > | wy at the time and place a, NEW YORK CURB C! 3 est of said promissory note, and ute in such case made and provided ‘or sin uu an ew ests rojecte Atl 01 02 iS ly 7 Be ay ray ak es Bid ‘as " WHERBAS, there is due, on _said/and by virtue at sf fee pel A Tene. gh Gane se : _ = * essemer — 2 32) Midwest Refining ~~-..$154.00 mortgage, alld said note secured there-|ity vested in ui yoming, August Fremont County Wildcatting Continues nig Indian ae 125" L45|py at the date of the first, publication |gagee, Grace Watt French does hereby |1%, 2920, ‘ Boston’ Wyoming 1.07 ee -00lof this notice, the principal bait of many A ae eg eas pap eae GRACE WATT FRENCH, . < 4 Z Merritt 14.7) ‘Thirty-five Hundred ($3,500.00). Dollars | cern, sl on ol lortgagee, Cémpletion of the Lincoln-Idaho Company’s well No. 3 in the Dry ae Sort a4 #1] Gtenrocts Oil 2.00 :12/ana One Hundred Forty: three dollars October, 1920, between the beste, 6: | Pub 7 rae 17, 34, 81, Sept. 7, 14, 21, 25 url — . . raf Piney field, Lincoln County, Wyo., is marking time at the top of the] DM a.) PERG 4 | sctidncbese aes wo esd pe 200, occ tt sand while awaiting the arrival of a supply of casing which'must be} capitol Pete (03.05 | Prod. & Refrs. bat cun before the drilling-in process. Columbine - 44°46 ae a wae 8.15 In the same field the Piney Crescent well. is making good prow Consblidated “Royalty 1:80 Ey Okmulgee ae at 500 feet, the Utterbach well is believed to be near the sand; the eosin ” % a CAted CGE RUELE”: 9e bs Wyoming-Le Barge-Dry Piney Com- 3 2 - pany has suspended operations ‘antfl| (2g | DO Snes NEW YORK STOCKS & casing arrives, and work has been re- ° ie me i Open loge. sumed on the Baum well, drilled’ by| Livestock Market mate [PRE bg] Mexican Petroleum $193.00 $193.00 Charles Lackey last year, but not com-} Gates 40. 114 ane #o oe pleted. The Associated Oil Company is exas : aoe eee racine ciated Ol Company 18 CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—(United States | Great Western Petroleum .07 .08) pe*88 Ol -o- eo 94.00 98.37 aratory. to spudding in the Bureau of Markets)}—Cattle—Receipts, | Hutton Lake (new)~ HOB 08) oS sted oe 90.00 89.87 pt 35,000. Market generally. very slow; ).JUPiter - 03 94) Union Pacific R. R---- 122.87 122.50 good and choice steers steady. Barty | inney - a In the fl fleld the Arizona-Wyo-| f°)" sie's: bulk good ond choice, -g16@ | Lance Creek Royalty Id: 35 FOREIGN EXCHANGE ming Company, which last summer in-|i9't5" early bidding on grassy ‘cattle, | Lusk Royalty - AL 13) sterling — ‘. stalled a minature refinery for its shal-! }\tonor atecle, tambere cloakers “and {| Lusk Petroleum - 03 £04} Francs How mers low production, is planning to spud 1! feegers 25¢ to Se lower: calves 50c| Mike Henry —__ Oe: st : * tvo more wells. ‘The Salt Lake Oil) iqwor; cholee vealers, $17¢ pologna | Mountain & Guit- = 1.04 1.07 » \ Syndicate also is making preparations|)y)s,' $6@7;_ canners, $4.25@4.75, w York Of ~25.00 30.00 for imm e drilling. | steady; Western supply, 12,000. Hogs— |} Northwest Ee AO I ave The Bankers’ Internaticnal Oil Com-| Receipts, 22,000. Market slow, mostly | OUtwest - 02 03 4. pany is spudding in on section 30 of the) 25c to 35c higher. Top, $18 butk | Picardy ~.— - 06 07 rghih Waterfall district with a Star rig. ht and butchers, $17.30@18.15; bulk | Riverton Refining — SNAPE E NOF | ; sh i Drilling on the Gulf Coast and Refin-| packing sows, $16.40@16.75; pigs 25c to} Royalty & Producers------- 40. .42| 2nd 4's res ing well on the Davison dome has been} 50e higher; bulk desirable kinds, $16.50 | Sunset -----_-___. ~ - 09 11) Ist 4%4's . . Suspended because of financial trouble.|@17.25. Sheep—Receipts, 30,000, Mar-| fom ‘Bell Royalty me eh ite | 2nd 4%'s ~ This well encountered a pocket of oil; ket for fat classes slow to 25c lower} Western Exploration_ - 2.30 2.35) 3rd 44's at 1,500 feet, believed to have filled than Saturday’s average. Top native| Wind River Refining_. 03 | Ath: 44's through fissures from sand lying be-|lambs, $13.75; bulk, $12.25@13; choice} Wyo. Kans. ---_-__. 2.25 | Victory 4%'s low. Naaite $13.95; fat ewes, largely $5.50 Winkleman Well Spuds In. Sage Creek Petroleum Company has| spudded in for a new well on the Win} kleman dome, Fremont County, Wy Where a 3,000,000-foot gasser was de- | veloped on the first attempt to prove| the gasser is located on} structure and the sec- ond test is being made lower down in| the hope that oil will be found. The me company has resumed work 420 feet on its well in Buf- falo I n, Fremont County. Oil and gas siiowings already have been found Griswold to Pay Dividend. Ni has been received from Wich- ita Falls, Texas, that the Griswold vit company, Which recently absorbed ‘the Southern Oil company on a stock ex- change basis, will pay its third divi- dend of the y in October. Two per cent divider e paid twice early in the year. of the Southern Oil ver and ‘Caaper interests fing anced the| Southern, whose holdings were large-| ly in the lowa Park district. Ohio Stirs Up Gusher. | Ohio Oil company rigged up last week to stimulate production from its No. 1 well on section 2 of the Rock, River field, which ceased’ to flow re-| cently. Indications point to the hole} being clogged and that production will be resumed with slight effort. | Due to drilling troubles, the hole of | Harrison & Cooper section 35, well No. 7 has been plugged and the rig skid: ded 260 feet to a new location where a new well will be started. ! Osage Gusher Flowing. Producers & Refiners corporation No. \ 2 in section 25-46-64 in the Osage dis- trict of Wyoming is flowing by heads | with the drill four feet in the sand at A total depth of 1,505 feet. Drilling | was suspended on Saturday to set tankage and pull the big pipe prepara- | tory to drilling in early this Late Saturday afternoon, fiow of thirty barre is estimated that the well will have an ini production of better than 100 barrels daily. week, } it made a} at one head. It} Grass Creek -. | @6; feeder r_lambs, $13.25@13.66. Elk Basin ‘ Greybull -.. i Lance Creek . Lander = Natrona County, Wyoming, in book 19 of Mortgage Deed Records, on page 168, under date of March 20, 1920, following described real estate and property situate in the County of Na- trona, State of Wyoming; to-wit, all) of lot numbered 1 in block numbered} 452 in the City of Casper, formerly First Producer in Extension of|ot recora in the office of the county i + 1 clerk, and ex-officio registrar of deeds| Poison Spider Field Good for | fier 2nd. ° the county -of Natrona, | 100 Barrels, Say Company state of Wyoming, which said mort. Reports gage deed was given to secure the coupe ane tive hundred ($3,500.00) Dollars, paya- The New York. Oil company ble to the mortgagee therein named brought in the first oil well in Recording to the terms and. conditions| South Casper creek district, an-exten-}0f one certain promissory note dated sion of the Poison Spider field, with |March 16, 1920, and due 90 days from rels. This well on the northwest quar. pe rate of 10 per cent per annum, ter of section 4-38-83 and in township |4nd_ | 2, came in at a depth of 1,670 feet.|. WHEREAS, no assignment has ever} The fact that this well came in an been made of said mortgage deed, nor| well proves up maprly 1,500 acres of }Of the said note seruretl thereby and | ‘This New York jell was drilled for | holdersthereof, and gas production bul} was on the outer; WHEREAS, said mortgage deed pro- structure. Even now the well is mak-|Vided, among other things that “and. ing approximately 250,000 cubie feet of |in case default shall be made in the} gas daily in addition to the oil pro- | Payment of said principal sum of "Torehliglit CAE K RY l mortgaged to Grace Watt French the E 1 ' Town of Casper, as the same appears payment of a principal sum of Thirty- a production of mote than 100’ bar-'Gate, together with interest: thereon at | oil land, the undersigned is yow the owner. bi | duction. |money hereby intended to be secured, _ : jor in the payment of the interest NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. |thereof, or any part of such principal _— or interest as above provided then it WHEREAS, R. E- Frost and Zaida|shall and may be lawful for, the sald E. Frost, his wife, by a mortgage deeu| party of the second part, her heirs, dated March 9, 1920, and recorded in| executors, administrators, or, assigns the office of the county clerk, and ex-| to sell and dispose of said premises and officio registrar of deeds in and for'all right, title, benefit. and equity of Wool Warehouse Association W.F. Dunn FEED STORE Phone 27 Hospital in’ Rock River. Ohio Oil mpany has compl modern hospita in the Rock Fi oil field to care for injured and sick em- ployes. ——— ee All Electric Fixtures, Table Lamps and small Boudoir Lamps at half pric: We are overstocked. Co. Phone 69. 9-20-6t metic Wall = UES Read The Tribune Classified Ads, Lighting Fixtures and Appliances Beautiful Inderect Bowls at $10.00 We have a large dis- play of Lighting Fixtures, ranging from $5.50 to $73.00. Also Portable Lamps, Floor Lamps, Washing Machines and all Kinds of Household Appli- ances. For a Higher Quality at Lower Prices See ALTA ELECTRIC CO. 142 East Midwest Ave. ed aj Natrona Power | The Trldependent orped’ Company Manufacturers of || Nitro-Glycerine, Oil Well Torpedoes Office—Henning Hotel, Phone 45 Residence—142 N. Park, Phone 1177-R Lester Brokerage House Specializing in NEW YORK OIL 114 South Wolcott Street Phone 1142 . Taylor & Clay (Incorporated) NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTED ALL WYOMING OIL STOCKS Handled. CASPER, WYO. Information furnished! on request. DENVER, COLO. WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET shall be paid by the party making | | Rock Creek . Salt Creek Big Muddy Pilot Butte .- Hamilton Dome Mule Creek ~---~----. redemption of the said parties of the first part, their heirs or assigns tere- in at public auction for cash according to the statute in such case made and provided and jin the manner therein prescribed, and out of the money aris- ing from such sale to retain the said principal and interest, together with the costs and expenses of such sale and Three Hundred Fifty ($350.00) Dol- lars for attorney, soliuitor, or counsel fees, and the overplus, if any there be, such sale on demand to the said par- ties of the first part, their heirs, exe- cutors, administrators or assigns, and in any proceeding in equity to fore- close this mortgage, said solicitor'’s fees shall be taxed as costs in said action,” and WHEREAS, thi principal sum evi- CASPER DAIRY C0. Honest milk from clean cows. Your baby will thrive on our milk. Phone 471 Early Service Everywhere TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaited. Dealer CORONA-—L. C. 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