Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 4

Engineering Feat Predicted i in Building Line Across| amatsamatea Royalty 8 - ~ PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION OF NEXT YEAR TO BE EXTENSIVE IN STATE ya (ukicei | Big Horns from Salt Creek; Numerous Projects Are Expected to Start Early Next Year Pipelines carrying gas and crude from Wyoming oil fields to refineries, shipping points and towns to be served by gas will be supplemented by extensive improvement during the coming year if projeets surveyed and authorized are carried thr Numerous fields will have marketing faci to conclusion. provided and increased by this A pipeline to connect the Salt Creek field and intermediate points with the refinery at Greybull, Wyo., is the larg- est of these projects and; will constitute an engineering feat. line company has completed the surveys for this line over the Big Horn moun- tains by way of Lost Cabin and thence to connect with the existing line at Chatam, north of Thermopolis, The line as projected will be of eight-inch pipe and will be the highest altitude line in the country, Its course will parallel the Natrona-Johnson county line to a point north of Lost Cabin, then across the Painted desert to Bridger creek, up this stream to the head, and crossing the range through @ gap in the mountains near the Reed ranch. It will go down Kirby creek to meet the present. line from the Grass creek field to Chatam, Another ptoject of importance is a reported plan of the Illinois Pipeline company to build from Riverton to the Maverick Springs fielt, in Fremont county, where there are eleven com- pleted wells with an aggregate produc- tion of 1,200 to 1,300 barrels a day. Three of these were drilled by the Sheridan-Wyoming company, two by the Carter company four by the Qhio and one by the Midwest, in addition to another on top of the sand. Two sur- veys have been made, one to the Bur- lington at Emery and the other to Riverton, the former being eight or ten miles shorter than the Riverton route: Refinery facilities at Riverton are ex- pected to bring the delivery In Carbon county, Wyo., the General Petroleum company has completed sur- veys from the Ferris field to Rawlins for a line to be built next, year and an- nouncement has been made of a mon- ster gas line to be constructed from the same region thru Rawlins and Lara- mie to Cheyenne, an ample supply of gas being assured. From the Lost Sol- dier field to Fort Steele the pipeline, it is understood, will be enlarged to ac- commodate larger deliver tt is ade- quate at present to take care of pro- duction and an intensive development program was recently inaugurated in this district by the discovery of a fifth oil bearing sand. The Bolton Creek field, nearly south of Casper, will be connected with a pipe- line next year, according to officials of | the Iowa-Wyoming company, which js speeding up its development program. Several additional wells should be com- pleted in this field before the advent of cold weather. All this is in addition to pipeline proj- . ects radiating from the Osage fields, where production will demand great improvements in present lines. Announcement of plans for Salt Creek connections with Greybull is taken as a result of the demand for crude following the heavy calls for gasoline in the past year, and this move on the part of the Illinois Pipeline company is supple- mented by the activities of the Mid- west, which firm is changing its Grey bull plant in some ‘of its batteries of stills in order that the h avy oils from the Embar and Ten Sleep sand’ may be handled to t ter dvantage, ars the black’ oils of n have been a drug on the et and the refiners here, having equipped their plants to handle a para- Mn base crude only, have refused to| refine the heavier oils while they could| the better grades which produced | Kketable products with less work and} expense. | ~~ A land without home government is ineapable of self government. Tc pect that from such a people is wildest sort of a dream rea | A half point off may bring us direct: | ly on the rocks. Can You Afford to Have a Fire? Don’t worry. over your insurance. Life has plenty of worries without that. See Us for Your Insurance General Insurance 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. SS GEOLOGISTS OIL EXPERTS Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Explorations Reports Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. 0. Box 325. Rm. 10, Lyric FOR SALE Yearling tambonletto rams; range raised; the wooly sort; a go0d buy if Wondrow's man Fri day is not elected; can deliver in car lots on North Western. Had sell Livestock Co., Rawlins, Wyo, Tne illinois Pipe- | construction. Livestock Market CHICAGO, Oct. 1,—{Unitell States Bureau of Markets)~-Cattle. receipts, 13,000. Market opening very dull; few early sales; choice steers slow at $17 @18; other grades weak. ‘Kosher cows, $8.75@10.50; canners, $4@4.50, about Steady; medium cows, $6@8.25; bologna bulls, $6@6.75; veal calves, mostly $17 @17.50, lower; feeders very draggy; re- ceipts westerns, 3,000; market weak. Hogs—Receipts, 21,000. Market “un even, mostly 40c to 60¢ lower than yes- jjutwest ‘oz terday's average. Top, $16; bulk light) Picaray i: 07 and butohers, $15.25@15,90; bulk pack-| Riverton Rehnlog o. 07 ing sows, $14@14.35; pigs, 60c to 7{::| Royalty @ Producers 32 lower. Sheep—Receipts, 37,000. Market extremely slow. Lambs, 25¢ to 50c low- er. Strictly choice westerns offered at $13.75; choice natives, $12.75 tw city butchers; bulk natives, $11.50@12.25. ——— Swedish women of all classes are particularly fond of flowers, and in pro- portion to its size and population Stockholm has more flower shops than any other Erropean city, —<—. Tribune Want Ads bring resulta, - Furni TLOGAL OIL STOOKS id Ask 18 $ 20 American ---.----...-----. 0% 01 Atlan yi goes ss, 01) 08 Bessemer 35 38 Big Indian ... AB aD Boston-Wyo. 1.00 1.03 Buck Créek -,. 20° 28 pub izes? 03 04 Great Western Petroleum Hutton Lake (new).-.----. Mountain & Guilt. New York Om... Northwest Sunset - 07 Tom Bell Royalty 208 Western Exploration 2.05 Wind River Refining .02 - 2.00 --$3.10 s4-— 8.10 WARKET. GOSSIP AND FIELD. NEWS point there. | & WIND FIVER TANGLE CLEARED UP Contracts have been signed by the Producers and Refiners’ Cor- poration and the Wind River Producing and Refining Company which will bring about cancellation of the legal tangles that have existed be- sini hee bi ee tween these two companies since last December, following a sale of a part of the Wind River properties at Lander, Wyo., to Producers and Refiners’. By the terms of the settlement Dr~ ducers and Refiners is to operate the eight Wind River wells in the Lander field, paying all expenses of operation and dividing the ofl on an ‘equal hasis with Wind River company. These wells, which have been idle for the last eight months, are to be cleaned out as soon as the work can be done, and put on the pump. The wells were produc- ing when" closed down an (average of fifty barrels each. It is understood that the Wind River company intends to reopen its Lander refinery next spring, and after that time to operate the wells on its own account, The price of Lander oi] now is $1,75. @ barrel, or 60 cents higher than whwun *he refinery was closed. The refiner has a capacity of 1,000 barrels daily, approximately, and the Wind, River people expect to purchase oil from neighboring fields to run the refinery 0 capacity. Sinclair Production Up. Flush produetion of new wells of the Sinclair company brought in during the last five weeks aggregates more thao 84,000 barrels a day. Big “Wells in Mexico. « Two 60,000-barrel gil wells have been ‘completed in Mexico, reports the Oli City Derrick. One is owned by Trans- continental and the other by the Gulf Oil company, AN Louisiana Production. Daily production of the North Louis jana field for the third week of Septem ber was: Caddo, light, 8,800 barrels; De Soto and Red River, 14,400 barrels; Ho- mer field, 54,200 barrels, ‘Total aver- age daily production for the week, 86,- Campbell-Johnson Co. We can rig you up with all sizes of the best seasoned rig timbers. Give us an opportunity to quote prices on all of your lumber requisites. Keith Lumber Co. portions of Born Tailored - to « Measure z e 5 a Born Tailored. suit holds its style; the way of modest incomes; am important considera-. tion. these days. \ Phone 3 — okie Fields. Cities Service Com-.... 293.00 Mexican Petroleum - 04 /2nd 44's 2,15 | 3rd 4's .04| 4th 4%'s 2.05 Victory 4%'s — WYOMING CRUDE OIL. MARKET Mr. left for Denver overland in their mo tor car, Lexington, Neb jome. Martin Orvens of Ress, Wyo., is reg: istered at the Henning hotel while at- tending to business. prominent rancher in this district. Hamilton Dome ----.------------- 2.75 Mule Creek ~~--~~---~~-----~----- 2.05 a oem tens een mesnieg of this oyiide rum by \which caused 4, Hk haga by the strike of the lowa-Wyo- 8, second the Bolton Creek field, sensation re- yin ‘the~ Enibar ~ sand. the Wyo- Map. and Blue Print , company ae to prove eonclusively that the oll is not ‘asphaltic as first supposed. bn Ab will be increased by this fact. 1d reports continue promising de- spite the appreach of cold weather, The Iowa-Wyoming is: making progress ‘on two more wells and the Casper-Bol- 6.26 7.87 8.62 176 296.00 NEW YORK STOCKS Open) Close -$185.50 $187.37 - 80.37 32.00}. 48.25 49.62 88.00 89.75 86.25 86.25 pected, vester F. and Mrs. W. H, Crawford have Frora there they will go te to visit at their old eee GUERNSEY, extremely simple. ties investigating complaints of motor- ists that they could not Guernsey-Wheatland highway without Watson; Mr. Orvens is -a@ he [Bria an senor meer» iit ob Voderr Sr0ne: see rypewoage building as ton ereek: syndicate is preparing to start immediate operations on land ad- Joining the quarter on which the last gusher kai gecth scimnchsheiN a ‘uneorked. SCHOOL BOARD PURCHASES SITE FOR NEW BUILDING EAST OF STATE HOSPITAL Immediate erection of a small grade building to relieve congestion in the Casper schools was decided upon at a meeting yesterday of the school bourd when the purchase of a location blovk 97, East Casper, four blocks east of the State hospital was authorized, and it was decided to duplicate the Parkerton school adapted to meet emergency ments hege. The board will ask for bids on the structure at once, it is ex- in best require- ——a——- Allmetal weatherstrip makes WARM- ER ROOMS WITH LESS FUEL, Syl- Pelton, 925 8S. 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L. Martin of 4581-2 South rn Bad 49 Los Angeles, Cal,, a locomoti ‘anlac igiissk ‘mn et yards of the Southern}so much talk about it Ee oe Pacific Railroad, is another well-known | that I decided to get a 2 A railroad: man who hee cause to be glad) commenced to feel better “Tanlac has .completely yuncement the pees way where its] are scattered in. the brat the owners of|to be arrested, and tet 0 \ ———— | without energy all the time. + Martin Says He Was speits got pretiy. seomaiat: 508 -!all kinds 0 % to Give Up From Stom- {I just kept on having them, we ach Trouble Before He Sea aoa ae, flleccarnger By i downhearte afraid Tanlac—Eats Anything Now, {wouldn't be able to hold up © much | longer. “Several of my friends told me that ad helped them, and-T heard food tasted better and 1 | noticed that the heavy Lang was t right on ° as|Jeaving my stomach, I kep' \ ee oe ees Fancy? isalestatea| aking Tanlac and now my stomach medi-| never troubles, me and I just feel fine time. I sleep like a log every |night and have already gained several punds in weight. I will always praise ‘anlac and I am constantly telling how |it has fixed me up.” bi is sold in Casper by the Cas- Pharmacy, in Alcova ,by the Al- ercantile Co., in Salt Creek by uuldn't get @ good|cova Mercan’ , tat felt no-good ahd|the Salt Creek Drug Storé.—-ady, tried Tanlac. jished it. My relieved me; Martin. “Before I took this stomach, in the pit of my ‘almost cutting off my. breath. sleep and jus' 5 All Local Oils Bought and The W. H. Brown Market & Grocery PHONE 490 Specials for Saturday and Monday BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, 656 50c 14 Pounds Fancy Burbank Potatoes for... Tall cans Hebe, Per case ..... hea cans Hebe, Per dozen .. FANCY SOLID CABBAGE, LB. 3¢ Ranch Eggs, _65e Per dozen . Borden’s, St, Charles and Red Cross Milk, per case... Borden’s, St. Charles and Red Cross Milk, per dozen... Barrington Hall Coffee, Per pound . White House Coffee, ' Per pound . 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