Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT MATKET GOSSIP AND FELD WEWS New York Stocks American Hide & Leather pta. - 3 : American International Corp 37% The Golden West Oil company has brought in a gusher| American Locomotive .... 119" from the second sand in the Cat Creek field on the northwest | American Smelting & Refs. --. 1% quarter of the southwest quarter of section 16-15-30. This| American Sumatra Tobacco 38% » 1 . i American T. and T. 4 122% is the nth w ell completed to that sand and is holding up Pte! Sey heal a with the average from that producing strata. LAsaeiladh Women 1% The Homestake-Oldham well on the southeast quart of Anaconda’ Copper 53% the southwest quarter of section 10-|Atchison ............. + 102% 15-28, which was the latest comple-|Atl.. Gulf and West Indies 31% tion previous to Golden West is rated | Baldwin Locomotive as the biggest in the field and is said) Sub REE to be making 7,000 barrels daily. be ee se i a As a result of this prolific produc-/Central Leather tion from the lower sand, there is no| Chandler Motors... Grilling being done, to the shallower| Chesapeake and Ohio: hor r ~ h wa the source of the! Chicago, Mil, and St. Paul -. only production from the fied until| Chicago. R. 1. and Pac... the deep sand was penetrated last| Chino Copper =... spring. Wells which only a short time | Corn Products ago were considered as being good are| Crucible Steel 123% Baltimore and Ohio WHEAT PRIGES HOLD STEADY t, in Stock Mark Improvemen being cased off in order to drill deep-| Erie. ae Le h to Grain er 1100 barre! pduction ts belng| Famous Players Lasky ng assed up for the larger flow. | General Asphalt |General Electric = |General Motors New Medicine Bow Wildcat. Goodrich Co The Southwestern Petroleum ¢om-| Great Northern pfd pany which has been drilling for a) Illinois Central iong time west of =i [Inspiration Copper toga | aratoga in Carbon! riternational Harvesier ng to start a new/int. Mer Marine pfd. . h of Medicine [Int tional Pa Bow on what is known as the North Invincible Oil a It is rstood that the first| Kelly Springfield Tire t showed a de- eis for July operation of the company proved to be Kennecott Copper 26% rease of 1,115,000 /@ duster | Louisville and Nashvil 132 é : , cae |Mexiean Petroteum 173% ‘ : = | Miami Copper . 29 Imperial to Drill in Canada. —_| Miadin States oil ie | It is reported that the Imperial Oil] Midvale Steel 35% company, Canadian subsidiary cf the| Missouri Pacific 22% candard, is moving a rig into the|New York Central |... 5 98 Sweet Grass Arch near Coutts and win N San: x. and Hartford air to | Grill a teat Norfolk and Western 7 roe | Okiahama Prod. and Ref. - 2% pari ap | Pacific Ott Sie ce ten 55% ‘ew We'l Report-Corrected. |Pan American Petroleum . 15% Through a misunderstanding it was|Pennsylvania ‘3 46% confidence of reyorted om Saturday that the E. T.| People’s Gas 92% buye * a p that | Williams company had completed aj Pure Oil 20% The net high $1.01 on 1660. baftel watt | Ray Consolidated Copper - we the southeast | Reva gn anted CoP quarter of section 10-39-78. This well me in with a flow estimated at 400|Rebal Denn barrels and proves considerable addi-| Sears Roebuck tlonal acreage in that part of the| Sinclair Con Oil field, it being further west than. any | Souther Pacific before drilled in that vicinity. The| Breen bases has also completed a well Q.2ncar’ Oil of 3 : jon the northwest quarter of the north-| mecegake’ cc oporation west quarter of section 19-40-778 with|Texna Co... a flow estimated at better than 1650: Texas and Pacific .. yarrels.and being one of the best inj Tobacco Products that part, ofthe field. These two new) Transcontinental completions add over 2,000 barrels per) Union Pacific ..... day to the Williams output and are| United Retall Stores biggest completed by that com: | Tintted States Rubber y for eens tire, United States Steel . ather and her market close net higher, with oil er hard oliveries firm the line with Provision | Utah Copper ners 10 to 1be lower: top $10;| Westingh: mlectel# lower: ¢ »s bulk $7.26@9.25; bulk 170 to 200 pound| Willye Overland asi -5. weight $9.85@10.00; 210 to 240 pound Bitte and Superior ... butchers $9.60@9.30: chotee 300 pound Gaia, Petroleum butchers $9.00; p: ing sows general Jontan: Power Z ly stoady: bulk $7.76@8.26; practically| Shattuck Arfrona : ling on pigs; heavy $8.40@9.55; rn Ore um $9.00@9.90; light $9.50@10.00;! Chicago and Northwestern lrexw 9 Maxwell Motors B ht 9.40@10.00; packing sows Mi : NEW PIPELINE 7.60@8.40; packing sows, rough 7.25@| 5; killing pigs 89.25@10.00, Hl eep, r@ceipts 15,000; fat lambs! trong to higher; mostly 10 to 15¢ up? arly top natives $12.70; bulk $12.35@! vai 12.50; culls mostly $9.00; several] D7 strings medium to good western lambs/| 10.80 10.80 | $12.25@12.65; good Washington bid| oss | 212-85: four cars westerns hold about| 338 213.00; sheep mostly steady; choice | Montana wethers 10c lower at 1.75;| madium 90 pound western yearlings) 210.00; feeders firmly held; no early Potatoes. Aug. Seal Oil Association to Drill Immediately in Bates CHICAGO, 16,.—Potatoes, | sales, a istri steady. receipts 89 cars; total) United z EES > rlpebe phat dinbediag ea late baad Omaha Quotations. As a direct.result of the announce Si. ced’ eatiy OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 16.—(United,™ment made on Monday that a pipeline Ohios cob-| States Department of Agriculture.}—} ackea! Hogs, receipts 10,000; slow; mixed’ and I pa & grades 15 to 2c lower; bulk} $7.50@8.25; medium and lght butch- ers fully 25c lower; spots more; bulk $8.50@9.00; top $9.10. Catt receipts 6,500; would be Iaid immediately to the Bol- ton Creek-Betes Park district, giving that teritory an outlet for. production, several companies in that territory are arranging for immediate drilling of their holdings and that area promises to become one of the most active in $1.00@ Wisconsin buil New Jersey Nebaska corn fed extras | beeves 10 te 150 higher; heavy beeves|new development of the surrounding stand-| $10.55, Ught welghts $10.50; short fed) fields. steers and grassers mostly steady;| The Sea! Oll Association has leases need; receipts 6,652, DUlls weak; other classes of stock gen-|on' 1120 acres in the Bates Park dis- erally steady. trict comprising all of section 16 and ine Sheep, receipts 14,000; lambs 10 to|the west half and northeast quarter 26c higher; early bulk $12.60@12.76;/of section 15 in 30-81 All this land is inside the withdrawal ‘which was opened to location some time ago and kas been most favorably reported on geologically. This land is three miles due north of the Iowa-Wyoming wells in Bolton Creek, the north line is only a short some held higher; sheep steady: ewes $7.00 down; feeders strong to 26c high- er; light feeding lambs held at $12.25. Denver Prices. DENVER, Colo., Aug. 16.—Cattle— |Receipts 624; market steady: beef "\steers $7,00@$10.00; cows and helfers| distance south of the old Leeper well $4.50@$7.50; calves $6.00@9.00; bulls|which is said to still have considerable 50@$4.00; stockers $4.75 to $6.25;/oil in the casing, and adjoins . the Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, 16.1 Aug. best COWS feeders $6.00 to $7,50 quarter on which tho joint test of the ceade| Hows--Receipts 525: market few|Victor-Wyoming, Benedum & Tree: ‘camniee an sales made, close 1525c lower. top|and Weber interests 1s almost ready $9.25; bulk $8.75@$9.25. |to spud in. The geological report her Sheep—Receipts 315; market steady|carries the recommendation that the sto Ey d @it® strong; ewer $5.00@$7.00; spring |bent place to drill on the structure = ‘pelaaia bul $4 00@ 4.265 lambs 11.00@12.25 jisat a point 1,000 feet south of the i Racarstacg aia Padget 4 4) —— |Leeper well which places {t in the wes poet = ey | |middle of the Seal land. receipts 19,000; market slow:' Signs of all kinds, Wood; the aign| ‘This company which 1s an associa: mostly steatly to 15 % man. 5-15-1t*|tion of trust is placing a few of its units on the market for the purpose lof raising enough additional capital {to complete its first well. It ts capi- talized at $150,000, with sts units of full participating partnership selling let par, $100 each. Headquarters of the company are at suite 6, Daly building, where full particulars of the company's plans may be obtained. Mid-Continent Will Reduce Oil Production FIVE WELLS OF LARGE AVERAGE The Midwest Refining company reports five new wells for the week which average larger production than those re-| cently completed. Two of the new producers have not yet been gauged and no figures are given out as to their possi-| bilities. { No. 18-A, Midwest Akron, on the northwest quarter of | rection 2-89-78 was started as a sec-| No. 4A, Wyoming Oll Fields, on the nd sand well but the rig was burned northwest quarter of section 24-40-79, je the bit was in the completed at 1707 feet Initial pro ai 1300 feet. As this!duction 1524 barrels. s from that hori. No. 6A, Midwest ed to take the produc: quart of section nd this well is numbered among'at 1780 feet. week's completions. A new rig | gauged. cing erected nearby and the hole| Nieber dome test has been shut to the second Wall/down at 560 feet while repairs are be- eration ling made on the boller. the other wells com-! Midway test No, 2 has reached a uring the w depth of 3305 feet. The old casing Boston-Wyo: on the/is being pulled in this hole which ig of section 34-40-79, being replaced by new to avoid col- eduction | Inpse. The crew : ae U.—No re TULSA, Okla., Aug} sumption of operations in the Mid- Continent ol! fields until prices go higher became a certainty Saturday night. Five hundred oll producers met here and decided that unanimity of action must take place at once to improve conditions in the industry by eutting down production until crude products can raise to a level that will not en- danger their business. Committees were to be appointed to on the northwest | 23-40-79, completed Production not yet ‘on at the Baxter Basin test] = southwest is enjoying a fishing job, the tools go into the oil fields and see that the ¢ a nleted been dropped somo days ago. | shutdown was put into effect ¢ well No. 2 in the Notches —_— ue Meet Me at the Smokehouse. Che Casper Dailp Cribune | | j | | CAT CREEK PRODUCTION TOTALS | 2,000,000 BARRELS TO BATE According to figures just released by the Montana public service commission, the Cat Creek field has produced more WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922. Black x than 2,000,000 barrels of oil to cate. It is also known that 103% LE pm oo Taga 30 |the field has produced mfuch more than the records show, | Am. Sus Ret. 6s, 1837 (CURB “ART a Gamalites <3 ‘a if | owing to the fact.that these statistics cover only the pipeline tei. & Ohio, 6a, 1929 .... 101% 102 | - Consolidated Royalty . 1.17 219 /|runs from the field since they cante.under the jurisdiction of es Lae = eae Fai aoe 4 FIRMS FAIL Coorg Pete : “00a 00% ission and do not show the] for the Mutual company’s pipeline for jov., 8. F. 7s, | | the comm! Bel. Gov., 8. F., Ss, 1941 104% 105 Sa " oe 04 | amounts taken from the field previous | the first half of 1922 are as follows: | Fenian “sige, 2939, i10% Bikhorn “227277! x ‘93 } to that time or by other methods. - Trans- | British, 5 1937 108% 105 E. T. Williams Al ‘The figures may be accepted as clone Received. mitted. |Can. Pac. Ry, Deb. St. . 80 80% | NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—The New Compass ....... 02 |to the total, however. The @iscov-| January ----..- 140,510.70 147,737.48/C. B. & Q., 101% | Yor Curb Market association today Frantz 550 |ery weil in the Cat Creek field was| February 117,486.53 133,395.13/C. P. 101% |announced the suspension for failure 13° |preught in in February of 1920 and| March 146,168.61 14F, 5 [mie ae to meet engagements of the firms of 02 | the first of the two pipelines was com-| April - 187,992.10 145,120.01/ Consol: Coal. |ifoey, Tilden and company; Smith, 33 | pleted in the fall of that year. The| May =~ 18,002.32 152,294.89| CODD, Eept, Bee 1934. Lockhart and company, and Kaderly ‘03. | next legislature me ‘ipelines com-|June -—---_ 178,651.99 157,618.52/CODDeT Expt. $s, 1985 .. 106” 104% /and Finnan. joa |mon carriers by stat/ite, wi: >. brought oe Cub, Amer. Sug. 8s, 1981. 107 107% |. —--—__— fr to the public service commission rec-|: Total -.---. 853,822.25 861,670.98)Cuba R. R., Tips, 1936 . 105 106%| ; Mountain Producers .§ 14.00 ords of the number of barrels of oll] The other pipeline from the Cat} Cuban eh as tsst 106% Nortweat pedicel transported trom the field to Winnett | Creek field to Winnett, owned by the) xechoslovax. ‘7 10 ey ata r ‘ beginning with January 1, 1921 ., | Montana Independent Pipeline com-| poi @ Hud., 6% 102% | Red Bank 02-2: During 1921 the Elk Basin Consoil-} pany, made no report of any oil trans-| hen. 60, 1042 99% r So ee NB. dated Petroleum company transported | mitted during 1921. It is said by men| Den. 6s, 1945... 5 111% Royalty and Producers |1,212,513 barrels of oll, hitting low|!n touch with tho situation at Winnett] DuPont, 7%s, 1931 108 Sunset ana point in its record in March of that/to have carried somewhere in, the|Framerican, 7 37 | Tom Bell Royalty .. 92% | year when only 30,338 barrels were put | neighberhood of 49,500 barrels that| French Gov., 100% | Western Exploration 2.65 | through the line, and the peak for 1921] year, but this figure is uncertain. Be-|French Gov. 108% | x: * : or for ihe first six months of 1982 for] ginring with January, 1922, it sub-| Gt: NOT : | Wroter that matter, with 160,912 barrels in| mitted reports of oll transmitted as|fiscy ‘Walley 3834 tere} {Continued from Page One) Waeastern Oil iFelds August. follows: January £,906 barrels; Febru-|Lafelle Iron, 6, 1940 100 | Rowever, counctled against such ac- coker t ta! ‘ 3 Beginning with January of this year}ary 6,033 barrels; March 7,000; bar-|Jap. Gov., 4s. 1931 : ¢ 79. | Con -Snd en & consequence ‘the mien OR es . hae .16 | the Mutual Of] company succeeded the] rels; April 6,397 barrels; a total of 24,-/Jap. Gov., 1st, 6%, 1925. pe Laporte nenke eee ae SEW YORK CURB ; Elk Basin Consolidated and for the} 330 barrels. Adding the estimated 3.-\ Jap. Gov., 2nd. 4%: idence of the pares Rs ea ber arg 25| first six months of 1922 it has reported | 500 barrels for 1921, this company’s to- Miss. Pac., 6, 1949 the men by Mr. Holines, in his re \ Merritt Sats 8 $'87|% total of 861,670 barrels. ‘The high] tat can be placed in the nelghborhood|N- O- ‘Tr. & Lt., 6 peated conferences, are said to be \ Glenrock Oti 22222. L spot in the transmission of crude oi! of 27,830 barrels. ei ih © Gt Mitte ie, largely responsible for the check “ Salt Creek Prds. 15.00 |through this company's Hoe. this year! "The “total traustmledonittedin thaln. O.. Tee Ete te upon radical action. Salt Creek Cons. 11.00 was repcited for June, when !t reached " ; Diaries ret ES Prod. and Resrs. 700 187,61¢ barrels, Tab DOPE, ON ie Lp eae Be aaa Classified ads In the Tribune are Marine ce 1.00 ‘ The reports to the public service} monty et . Moni a 1030. winners and possibly the keys we aetna. Te Hee months ended June 30, 1922, by the 1 18, ‘give willbe every Ste paid ot cfliee sat S. 0. Indiana See 111.0); Commission show both the amount of| wutunt Of company, the estimated SF Sen as Li win you a big prize. S-1t4t Cities Service Com... 18%.00 191.9, 0 delivered to the pipeline company | 599 for the Independent company Inst Codetiniend, ta. Ibe re Fensland ....... 1 16.09} each month and the amount trans- ar and the 24,330 barrels reported by | Quensland, 6s, 1947 Wood, the sign man. Everything New York Ol . 21.50 24.00 | mitted by it to Winnett. The figures} the Independent company for the first| Sin. Crude Oli, 5% under the sun fn signs. S-15-1t° a four months of 1922, add to the e-|Seine, 7s, 1942... IS ITP LIBERTY BONDS. 5 aggre-| Seine, 7s, Says below yesterday's final figures. Sub-| fate of 2,202,014 barrels given in the|Sol. & Cle, 88, 1927 ...... 106 106%| Meet me at the Smokehouse.. 3s -3100.94 3%s . ...$100.74|Sequently the remresentative shares} opening paragraph of this article. South Po Ah 1956 .. 103% 102% First 2"101.06/again surged upward under the lead-| Of the 853,822 barrels recetyed by the “s : cttn ti Second 4s + 100.42/ership of the eqvplments. Allied} Mutual company during the first half! swis 5 > 103% 104. First 4s 301.20| Chemical, Mallinson, Nat’ ynal Lead,} of this year 729.414 barrels had been Uruguay. 8s, : 104%) 105% ae engl . a 48] Kelly Springtieia, American Interna-| purchased in the field for thta com-| Virginian Ry., 97% 98% “Snide plea 101.16| Honal and Vanadiaum Steel also made} pany and were desiined to the Mid-| Whitaker Clessner, 6s, 1941,99% 99% Victory 4%s 2 100.82| material progress. west Refining company’s piant at|Pac. Tel. & Tel., Ss, 1952. 93% 94 J Greybull or Lovell, Wyo., or to the re-| UP: Pas _& Pap., 68, 1942 93% 94 Silver. NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Foreign bar silver 69%c; Mexican dollars 53%c. —— {ARKETS— Mule Creek Foreign Exchange Irregwar, Big Muddy . Great Britain—Demand 447%; Salt Creek .70 cables 4.47%; 60 day bills on banks Rock Creek ~-. 445%. Osage -. France—Demand 7 ; cables 7.94.) finery owned b; pany at Cowley, Wyo. 124,000 Winnett through the Mutual p!peling for others about a quarter was event- ually purchased by that company and sent to Wyoming. quarters were divided among five re- | tineries in Montana. During the first six month: the Mutual Ol com-! Of the other add barrels transpurted to WYOMING OILS other three-) If you are in need of a Fall Suit or Overcoat The EW YORK, Aug: 16.—Prices of |Wyoring olls at 2 p. m. today were |listed on the New York curb as fol- of 1922) lows: : Lance Cree Ttaly—Demand 4.5334; cables 4.54.|the reports of the pipeline company, Boston Wyoming 83; Glenrock 1%. a Bik Basin 1.20 Belgium—Demand 7.52; cables show that the Montana Refining com- Meritt 8%; Mountain Producers 14%; Wa Greybull - 1:20 |7.52%. |pany at Billings recetved from it 29,./Mutual 10%; Omar 1%; Salt Creek |} See our samples and get our Grass Creek — 3-20 Germany—Demand .10. cables .10%./791 barrels; the Weowna Refining 15%. prices. Torchlight = 1.20 Holland—Demand 38.85 cables/company at Winnett, 27,671. barrels: er Hamilton — -70 | 38.90. the Lewistown Oil Refining company} Meet Me at the Smokehouse. Cat Creek 1.20 Norway—Demand 17.3 |at Lewistown, 25,523 barrels; the Arre| Wenguasenice At siaeann Sweden—Demand 26.3 | Denipark—Demand 21.57. ~ | Switzerland—Demand 19.05. Spain—Demand 15.63. Greece—Demand 3.17. Poland—Demand .01%. Czecho-Slovakia—Demand 3.00. Argentine—Demand 36.50, Brazil—Demand 13.4 Montreal—Exchange 99 16-16. STOCK TRADING ETIVE TOORY Metals. } rta: NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Copper Essent oneysletanara pone cy steady; electrolytic spot and futures Factor in Upward Move- 14, ment. Tin—Firmer;; spot and nearby 32.75; futures 32.87. j Iron—Steady, prices unchanged. | NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Today's stock market, one of the most active] Lead—Quiet; spot $5,75@$5.30. in recent weeks, gave @ good demon-| Zinc—Steady. East St. Louis stration of strength, presumably on|and nearby delivery $6.10@$6.15. the assumption that an early settle-] Antimony—Spot $5.25. ment of pending labor troubles was spot Money. in sight. Easy money rates were a contributing factor to the upward] NEW YORK, Aug. 16.—Call money movement. Sales approximated 750,-/easy; high 3%c; low 3; ruling rate 000 shares. 3%c; closing bid 3; offered at 3%; last Renewal of selling pressure in Gen- eral Asphalt and Mexican Petroleum, loan3; call loans against acceptances 3; time loans steady; mixed collateral which receded 3 points from their|60-90 days 4 @4%; 4-6 months 4%. early highs, had a temporary unset-| prime commer«ial paper 4@4%c. } tling effect in the afternoon, but ee i prices steadied later. Reading, Le high Valley, and International Paper Rediscount Rate showed up well in the final hour. The -scaieap arate Reduction Made NEW YORK, Aug. 16-—The up. * ward movement in prices was con — tinued at the opening of the New MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 16.— York stock exchange today, reflecting | establishment of a 4% per cent redis-| the improved industrial situation re'|ount rate on all classes of paper ex- sulting from the settlement of the} cept bankers’ acceptances, effective soft coal strike and the more hopeful] upon approval by the federal reserve! prospects of an early termination of|board at Washington was announced | the railroad trouble. An active in-|here by Jolin H. Rich, chairman of quiry for rail, public utilities, oll/the ninth district federal reserve and steel shares resulted in advances|pank {in Minneapolis. The new| of large fractions to two points.| rate will supercede the 5 per cent rate) Chesapeake and Ohio gained a point.| which has been in effect since Janu- with slightly smaller advances being| ary 11, 1922. registered by St. Paul preferred, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, New Yokk Cerftral nd Great North ern preferred. Steels moved into higher ground under the leadership ‘of United States Steel and Crucible, each of which were up a point. Mexi can ePtroleum opened slightly higher, ut soon extended its gain to two]an announcement by L. points. New highs for the year were|the bank's cashier. made by Columbia Gas, North Ameri- can and Allied Chemical. Studebaker was in good demand, riding 1%. Bullish enthusiasm reached a high pitch in the forenoon and was reflect- ed in the most comprehensive buying in’ several weeks. ‘Virtually all the popular shares came through with gains of 1 to 3 points. The bullish demonstration in raiis was led by Un- ton Pacific, Chicago and ‘Northwestern preferred and New Orleans, Texas and Mexico, each of which established new pemk prices for the year. Olly hard. ened in response to a brisk demand for Standard Oils of New Jersey and California, which were up 3 and 2%} points respectively. There was an active inquiry for public utility Issues especially buoyancy being shown by North American and Public Service| of New Jersey which climbed 2 points each. Other individual favorites were United Retail Stores, United Drug, Virginia-Carolina Chemical preferred, National Lead and Coca Cola, each of} which advanced two points or more: Call money opened at 3% per cent. | ‘Weakness cropped out Jn individual | quarters which was dissurbing to spec. | viative sentiment for a time and the general movement became quite con fused. Mexican eaboard and Mar-. land € Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, Manhatian and United States Alcohol, were depressed a point OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 16.—Grain mar- keting, resulting tn easier money con- ditions in Nebraska made possible a reduction from 5 to 4% per cent in interest rates on borrowings by mem- ber banks from the Omaha branch ot the federal reserve bank, according t H. Earhart Dry cleaning helps you | save your dough And that’s quite in style you know. ‘The saving of money has become part of th plan the everage American family. One of the greatest outlets for the family funds 1s clothing expenditures. “More than one season's wear" is now a popular motto. THE SERVICE CLEANERS 113-E. RAILROAD AVE. PHONE: 56 Oiland Refining company at Lewiston, 5,518 barrels, and the Miles City Refin- ing company, shown in the reports of jthe | transmissions for the» first June of this year, received 907 barrels that month. Mu! Subscribe for the Tribune and get a key for every 50c workmanship. Our price is right. Reliable Tailors 226 East Second St. Suryeying and Locations Geologists Oil Experts Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints WYOMING, MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Bldg. tual Oll company’s pipeline time in ——_—__>—__ id. 8-12-tf WATCH BOLTON CREEK OIL INVESTMENTS !!! The Bolton Creek Field has been known for over two years as a Proven Producing Oil Field _ Developments have been retarded from the lack of pipeline connc- tions with the outside markets, and now that Bolton Creek Is Assured of a Pipe Line To Casper, which is to be.completed within sixty days, line to begin w: i » 4 with a six-inch © ith, having a carrying capacity of approximately. Ten Thousand Barrels of Oil Per Day _ __it is an assured fact that within a very will cause the investing public to Watch Bolton Creek, Wyoming New Wonder Oil Field Bolton Creek now is estimated to have a settled p ductii - tween 2,500 to 3,000 barrels of oil per day. Rapdanton-of he The time to invest in OIL STOCKS is AFTER the field is P’ but before developments have been carried to caerpletion PROVEN Bolton Creek Today is a Proven Oil Field THE SEAL OIL ASSOCIATION short time new developments owns leases on 1,120 acres of land in the Bolton Creek Field, located RIGHT, joi DISCOVERY, THE LEEPER WELL. St Sea ee eee To raise additional funds to complete their WELL NO. 1 OIL ASSOCIATION is offering CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST in UNITS OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH. This ASSOCIATION is owned and being financed by local Casper people. Their leases are located thirty-two miles from Casper, and may be inspected at any time by interested investors. It will be a pleasure to explain to you all about the SEAL OIL ASSOCIATION and show you their holdings. . For fur- ther information, Phone 1780 or Night Phone 1958-J. Write or call SEAL OIL ASSOCIATION Room 6, Daly Building Casper, Wyoming