Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX WAKET GOSSIP AND FELD NEWS CAPGON COONEY WORK SPEDS U Improvement: of weather and road. conditions this month Lessamer .. Big Indian . \Boston Wyoming ~.. Chappell Columbine have witnessed a marked increase in development work in A-vnsoiidated the Carbon county oil fields north of Rawlins, Wyo., where intensive drilling will be carried on this year both for gas and oil. replacing of the 4-inch pipeline connecting the Midway an ~ GIVEN SETBAG Despite steady pipeline deliveries from Slump Oceurs in L Losi ent time ‘dled in the field (M tant well tng rushed to the Dakota sand. This well made 300 harrels from a sand en- te Trading | counte: at 1,540 feet. Efforts are being made to set 10-inch casing in No. 33, which spouted over the T throngh 12% -+4nch = som: UMe® ago. ' Producers and Refners” Wertz wel! N Capitol Pete Compass ” Coastal One of the most important jobs at present is = hy Sete orn ‘olditr'to-the-loading station at Jupiter Fort Steele-the Batr company is short Minney Cocstal ~ jon storage faciilties and at the pres- —_— erred prerees has threo 85,000-barrel, one 1#nce Creek Royalty vreston 77,000-barrel and 20 600-barrel tanks |<7)2°%, Henry ountain & Gulf - The Bair is working on two tmpor-| Northwest . one-of which No. 42A, is be-/ Outwest 1 on section 7-26-89 continues to! United F rform in an extraordinary nded PY combining the product! oli and gasoline. In miMion feet of ga over 100 barrels of gasoline daily and ar-|25 barrels of crude comes up between ana |casings from @ sand passed at 3, ‘9 fect. The gus sand Mes at 3,460 f Wertz No. 2 is down 3,330 fect and will be carried to the deep A Waglle Wertz No. 3.has also started drilling The Hughes OM company is setting! y casing in a well adjoming the Bair manner n of gas ddition to Ww w o that mar and shipments from here §& ‘e larger t the receipts. On the other hand. rivnis today totaled 400 carloads, there wore fresh 3 of 169,00 bushels. The opening, which ranged %%c Gecitne to a Mke advance with May $1.37 and July 1.23% to $1.23% was followed by a slight reneral sag, but then by an upturn all around to well hoiaings in which oll was struck lnst!. above Saturfay’s finish. Gall, (Serie oneal jae eran Subsequentty, thero was @- temp) tions 2, 3 and 15-26-90. | gary notback in prices as a result of Re | selling of wheat to fo into storage Sand Hills Gets Now Sand. tere and because of reports that) The Sand Hills Of company has en- 3,000,000 bushels of wheet would leave |conntered a new sand at 4,250 feet tn Kansas City for Chicago this week. /its Ferris dome test in Carbon county, ‘The effect, howe Wyo., which ts already making some off, prices closing = oll of a higher grade than that found same as Saturday’s finish to sna (enn paanen.atuediigten- Irceinaet higher, with May $1.36% to $1.37 and fall. } Juty $1-24% to $1.24%. | On section 28-26-86 of the-same field || Corn andscats tended upward with tne Columbia Oil compary is down wheat. After opening a shade off tos 289 feet with good oll and gaa show, Hao higher, Juty 64% to 642%. |ines. \ ‘the corn mafket scored a. moderate general gain. | Maverick Springs Well Started. Recetpts of corn’ were Mheral. 450) Union Ol! company hae fae ec cars, but were readily disposed of. | ror tho first of five eer i he Prefictions of rain likely to delay ere hie field work had a hh tnflnence. | g, ‘The close was firm, % @4eto Ke net higher, with July 64%c. Oats started mnchanged to %o low- er, July 29% to 29% and Inter made aslight general advance. Higher quotations on hogs‘hetpedto gtve a Dft to the provision market. “Closing Quotations. Open, High, Low. Close. wore the Vi rings field in Fremont county, Wyo., and is increasing fts storage by | the erection of four 250-berrel tanks for testing out wells already com. pleted. Eance Creek Field. Completion of the Rock Off com-} Pany’s well on the east half of section; 18-35-65 of the Lance Creek field is pro-| jected this year by the Union 0 pany, which fr drilling out Sunset holdings in the same field. The | took over the Rock Oil rig and ment atthe w ph Se — 1.23% 1.24% ——— L17% 118% Lome T3I0y 1.24% 1.18 Resumes Worl. Petroleum company has authorized aption of work on its test in section 3-25-87 of the|} Mahoney dome field, north of Rawlins, Wyo., where tho hole has been stand-| ing ata point near the producing sand. A rig is being erected for the Utica Oil company on the same structure, section 25-26-88, the Wyanna Oil com- pany is down 2,525 fect on the same! section, the Renroh syndicate has abandoned’ its hole at 800 and spud-| ding in fora new start on section) 19-26-88 and the Utah Of and Refining ‘company ig down 500 fect-on .section | 5-25-87. Ten Cents Added For Bunker Oii| 1% General 6% 647% The General 66% 37 29% len mss 1182 1255 1180 RIBS— July Sept ——_-___ 11:60 11.60 1145 11.32 0 11.60 Butter and Exes. y 8.—Butter ‘higher: firsts 30a tandard | receipts 648 ordinary firsts | 3a23%%e; stor. Ss 20%a26%e; storage packedfirsts 2 Poultry. A CHICAGO, May 8.—Pouftry altve ‘unchanged broilers NEWYORK, May'8.—The Standard} Oil company of New Jersey and the 3. and Refining company to- announced an increase of ten} s cents « barrel in the price of bunker ofl. The new price is $1.26%.a barrel. The Sinclair company also has ad-| vanced the tank wagon price, of gaso-| line throughout its territory. ML SUIT TRANSFERRED TO COURT AT LANDER CHAYEN hundred |Brokerage Firm Goes to Wall! Wro. May 8—Stx thousand dol ted trom the court for. ad trans- ial dis- docket of the United the district ferred to trict of th der, w! E Kennedy rut NEW YORK, May &—Failure of the brokerage firm of Post Brothers an. company was ar a fro rostrum, of the New York Stocic change today. shes TEES eral Judg ate, not the tion in the Arthur H. 00000000000 LUSK NOMINATES TICKET. LUSK, Wyo. May 8.—Cs : for mayor and councilmen ,here will have no opposition at the election this week as the result of concerted action aken at a mass mecting. Wiliam Hassed was nominated for mayor, and| D. B. Wilson, Lon Galgreath’ and Paul Brown for the council. PILES _ $150,000 actual and $ from the defendants legation that they entered upon certain off lands which he claims in Fremont county, “wasted and polled” the land and then libeled the property by spreading reports that it was barren of petroleum. 9 afficted with piles euffer the tortures ————.__ amaed. This continual suffering re acts on the nervous DNRYMAN FINED FOR = | nee psa b USING BOTTLE IN FIGHT | ae: stem, resulting evens akdown. “There is no. ¢ this suffering when nOwn i great home remedy for Ring Sore Feet, Chilblains. Hive: ples. Blackheads, Chappe ritations of th At all IF . To be sure of getting the genu- ine, see that the portralt and signature of Dr, areon the box—a trade mark for your pi Gvertisematt, a Milk flowed speaking when P. EB. Vincent and J. J. Allen, dairymen, elected to settle dif-| ferences which arose between them in a violent manner. It is alleged that Mr. Vincent struck Mr. Allen with a quart bottle and that the bottle and contents consisting of perfectly good milk spread freely. It cost Mr. Vin- cent $50 and costs for delivering “milk in such a careless manner when he wns arraigned before Judge W. E. ‘Tubbs in justice court. “WE PAY THE Loss” Pelton & Hemry Insurance and Bonds All Lines Room 24, Townsénd Building ‘3165 Second 4%8 ~--...— Third 4%3 Fourth 44s . ctory 4%e . |Lance Creek 2. drilled this season on the Mu&verick|Rock River .. Big M dealers and shippers upward to $9.50. 20c higher than Saturday’s average; t bulk $10.25@10.60. |direct to packers; market very dull opening around 50c lower than Fri- day's close; early top shorn lambs $14; heavy wooled ewes 6.50 down; heavy shorn ewes $6.00 down. 180 10.40; pound ing grades, and she stock active, mostly 25¢ $8 lambs, mostly $1 $1 lower; | clipped, wethers, 75c higher; spring feeding | lambs, $12.25. yo-Kans yo-Tex . os t OU Fields ern States . $ 17.00 14.00] Creek Pra. reck Cons . and Refrs. Crude Market ———-$1.90 so | 0 1.40 1.50 40 on Creek ores see eemeene-s ene CHICAGO, 8.—(United | —Cattle receipts beef steers and ; spots up f steers $9 weights d bulk beef steers $7\75 to is strong; veal calves and 's about steady; packers bidding 50 down for vealers; fed to small Hogs receipts 34,000, mostly 15 to = packers buying sparingly; to) 0.95; bulk $10.30@10.90; pigs.strong; Sheep receipts 22,000. nearly ‘half Omaha Quotations. States | ( Stocks Leased Wire SHORTS SELLING BEARS STOCKS Minor Oils and React From Recent High Prices in Trading. Y. Associated Press TAST SALES” Allie® Chemical @ Dye ........ Allis Chaim American International Corp. . American Locomotive ....... American Smelung @ s.efg. . American Sugar Baldwin Lecomotive Baltimore and Ohio Bethiehem Steel “ Canadian Pacific Central Leather . Chandler Motors Chesapeake and Ohio . Chicago, Mil and St. Pau! Chicago, R. I. and Pac. . Chino Copper Colorado Fuel Corn Products Crucible Steel 115% and international 46% approximated 1,100,000 iia | Buying of New Haven at the year's 27% | highest quotation and some demand 74. 6b its, Sales NEW YORE, May 8—Reflecting the uncertain tone of developments jover the weekend, especialy in the international situation, stock market prices were rather mixed at the open- ing of today’s session. Mexican Po- troleum, last Saturdays reactionary feature, dropped 1% points and Asso- ciated Oll lost 3 points while Stude- | Baker cased 1 point. Missouri’ Pa- cifle was heavy and profit taking in \the rteels effected reversals of large fractions in Vanadtum and several allied shares, American Tobacco | featured the strong specialties, rising General Motors Goodrich Co, . Great Northern, Tilinols Central Inspiration Copper . interna: Harvester Int. Mer Marine pfd. . International Paper Invincible Oil . < pringtlel Kennecott Copper .... Louisville and Nashville Mexican Petroleum Miam! Copper .. Middle States Oil Jersey arose 1% points on announce- 31% | Ment of additional price advances for 37%4 | Crude end refined prodtct. ‘%%| Shorts were encouraged by the 89% comparative dullness of the first hour aay; to enlarge their commitments, Mex- ibis ican ‘Petroleum and Studebaicer were . 344 | Subjected to market pressure with 64% | United States Steel and Baldwin Lo- 635% | comotive, these reacting to 1% points. Practically all the domestic ofls lost 1 to 2 points and chemicals, shippings, utilities and _mail order { | issues forfeited 1 to 114 points. South- ern Pacific, St, Paul preferred and Omaha embraced the heavy rails. The market rebounded moderately before noon by poor purchases of the inde- pendent steels but trading ‘. ¥., N. H. and Hartford 2.2. ‘orfolk and Western . forthern Patific ... = Oklahoma Prod. and Ret. Pacific Oil Pan American Petr Pennsylvania People’s Gas . Pure Oil ... Ray Consolidate: Reading ... Rep Iron and Su Royal Dutch Sears Roebu: Sinclair Con Oli Southern Pacific Me x tandard Oil of N. J. . 1% points and Standard Of of New|t became Ww: | iY | outcome i | i was toretgn us qae 4%; 90 days 4%; Prime mercantile paper 4% a4%c. Metals. NEW YORK, May 8.—Coppers dy; electrolytic spcet and nearby 13¢; later 13a13%c. Tin steady, spot and nearby $20.75; future $30.87. Iron steady No. 1 northern $23.00a$25.00; No, 2 northern $22.00a$23.00; No. 2 southern $17.00a$17.50. Lead steady; spot $5.25a$5.50. Zinc quiet; East St. Louis delivery spot $5.10a$5.15; Anti- mony spot $5.25. ed . Silver. NEW YORK, May 8.—¥Foretgn bar silver 69%; Mexican dollars 53%. 2 brates ai use ak MR. RANCHMAN. T have 480-acre homestead right; would take where you could use for filing fee and improve rents and etc. Inquire or address Geo. W. Oliver,’ 262 West Industriel avenue, ar it the reflect = with bear six months 4%.| DEFEAT REED, 1 WILSON APPEAL the desired and expected redemption “Please accept assurances of my en- tire confidence in the Missouri Diemo- crats and believe me, best wishes, “Bincerely yours, “WOODROW WILSON. In a letter last week to Johh C. Higdon, a local lawyer, Mr. WUson asked Mr. Higdon “not to complitate [the contest In Missouri by becoraing @ candidate for the nomination.” ‘The primary {s August 1. In his opening campaign addtess Senator Reed defended his course and asserted Mr. Wilson was the “boy \rho is conducting the campaign in Titis- souri fpr the other side.” —————__—_— Applications For Passporis Increase CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 8.—An yn- usual number of applications for paws- ports for foreign travel, chiefly by per- sons desiring to go to Europs, are being received by the United Staties court for Wyoming. In a majority) pf instances passports are sought by Ital- ians who intend to return to their rya- RANCH SLAYER TO ENTER PLEA ocLF-DEFENSE Man H for Beating Neighire on Death With Single- GILLETTE, Wyo. May %. Serta. fense will be the plea advanced by James Plymeli, Campbell county rancher, when he is arraigned for the killing pf ret Marvel, 49 years ot ago, a neighbor, 22 miles north of Gillette. A coroner’s jury found tha: Marvel came to his death from injuries inflicted by Plymell with a singletroe Marvel's head was ‘The tragedy is said to have had its inception in a dispute over a «mali piece of farm land between holdings Frontier Manager Is Showered With Offers of Horses CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 8—WwWyo ming—In the picturesque vernacular sometimes affected by Dr. B. F. Davis state veterinarian and chairman of the Cheyenne Frontier days committee —"Is lousy with hardboiled bronchos.~ the Frontier days celebration July 25 26, 27 and 28. To date the committe has been offered 300 bucking horse and 400 wild horses; all now on Wyo- ming ranches. Incidentally Dr. Davis' desk is buried under letters doscribing the &pecial cussedness of the animals offered and photographs of the “outs laws” in action. Studebaker Corporation // Tennessee Copper . Taxes Co. Union Pacific . United Retail 5 U. S..Ind, Alcohol . United States Rubber United States Steel . Utah Copper ...--—- Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland .... American Zinc, Lead and Sm. - Butte and Superior ala. Petroleum Montana Power . attuok Arizona. at Northern Ore . $4,75@7.85; calves, $8@11; $3@4.25; stockers and feeders, 50, Hogs—Recetpts, 3,000; market 10c to ibe higher; toy, $10.50; bulk, $10@ 10.25. Sheep — Receipts, 6,500; market steady to 50c lower; lambs, $14@15; ewes, $7.5008 Price of Gas Up in Chicago CHICAGO, May 8—The Standard Ol company of Indiana today an- OMARA, eb., May 8.—(United States | reau of Markets.)—Hogs—Receipts| mostly 10c to 15¢ higher; bulk, | to 250-pound butchers, $10.20@| top, $10.45; bulk, 260 to 350-| butchers, $10,10@10.30; pack-| Se higher; $9.25@10. | Cattle—Recetpts 5,200; beef steers | 16e to steers, | about} strong | higher; top, $11.50; beef 5; bulls strong; veals, dy; stockers and feeders to 15¢ higher, Sheep — Recetpts 10,000; spring lower; early ton! ther lambs and sheep¢ 25c to 50c | best wooled lambs, $15 $14 clipped ewes, $7.7! Denver Prices. aR. Colo.,” May 8.—cate—! 5,900; market 10¢ to 15¢ The Anna Bell Wyoming Oil Company to Resume Operation. For the benefit of all concerned as well as to those who wish to become MEMBERS, we wish to state that we have decided to continue the sale of MEMBER- SHIPS up to seven hundred—we have yet one hun- W. E. Patton, president of the com- dred for sale. pany, is leaving Casper on men and supplies, and the well will be pushed to com- pletion. We also wish to places with our company, are requested to come forward and make satisfactory arrangements at once. Anna Bell Wyoming Oil Co. Room 220, Midwest Bldg. . nounced an increase of one cent a gal- long in gasoline, making the aver- age 22 to 24 cents. The increase fol- lowed a similar one Saturday by the Sinclair Oil company. CHICHESTER SPILLS SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Experts Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints WYOMING MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Bldg. 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