Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 12

Che Casper Daily Cribune | 2 Soe.) MARKET GOSSIP AND FELD: NEWS PAGE TWELVE ; SHORTS COVER, WHEAT CLOSING New York Stocks i | Allied Chemical & Dye . Allis Chalmers + a | American Can : zo ile , as Bs - ieved |American Car @ Foundry |. } 4 Investment and Speculative Hedging - Preserve. Relerod (am rican Hide @ Leather pea. 3 29 degrees 56 miiutes east a dis. ; ctive on an American Smelting 5 7 y tanto Interests Active Recorded |American International Corp 3¢ | Producers & Refiners corporation has completed its No. 8 oe, SAE AE ARH tO.» peice eet Buying ¢ pac aes yg | American ' Tcomsstivg | Chappel! 7 Jon section 30-40-78, Salt Creek. This welk which came in|‘h* West line of lincoln Avenue; — = = merican Su; Take bee ae : i Pa thence « a sness| CHICAGO, Sept. §—General com) American Sumatmp Tobacco Sontanansea’ Seayeie sit |with a flow estimated at 800 barrels, was drilled into the PEGS: heres 06 eae Did mission house buying based on higher! 4 rerican T. and T. ex rights . 122%/¢ . | utes <ast along the west line of Lin- bp vleondaryrerppsiss: Poo Fr. anes rig! 122% | Capitol Pete - aon sand at 2,512 feet. jeolt/ Avenue, a ditance of 346.59 ice of wheat to|American Woolen 102 | Domino ‘or | A derrick has been completed and is being rigged up on|feet to the south line of Milton ngs. It was! Aanaconda Copper 55% | Elkhorn 04 jsection 6-39-78 and it is planned toj-————-—---__ ~~ | Aven.i@; thence sou‘h 60 degeers 00 to purchase Canadian | Atchison oo - E. T. Willa r Ss: spud in at this location tomorrow. “LEGAL NOTICES. minutes east a distance of 70 feet wheat were in the market. Gossip waa|Atl, Gulf and West Indies . 22% | Kinney Coastal OT. i Other wells of the company stand as/_____ sito the northwest corner of Block that France would require 1,-|/‘ldvdn Locomotive . 133 * | Compass + 0% | follows: NOYICE OF HEARING ON AS-/195; then north 30 degrees 00 min-| ©" most 500,000 to 2,000 tons of wheat be- aot pe tee <= Ne bd Frantz : et 63 fe SESSMENT -ROLE, PAVING DIS-| utes east a distance of 80 feet to the c proxi-| fore the harvest of 2 Was S78 conaaien Pacig 14% | Supt pe. £0 Te Pay iw sae TRICT NO. 17. southwest corner of Block 152; ran mi‘ . a y > thence sou 60 00 min- Central Leather 41% | Lance Creek Royamty . 02 33 | No. 1. section 16-29-79, arith t i i = be \ Lusk Royaicy : as |. No 1 whe ings Notice of hearing on assessment/ utes east a distance of 150 min- co 31.08%, was| Chandler | Motora » $436] Bton 3 joa |770 tect. role for the construction of grad-|ites to a point, the lott of tion eeapen = 1. ant SoReal. 6 eee _ 4 i ieee Wertz. ing, pavi and improving those|the center line of the alley in hedzing pres-}-‘ cio her : = = = ary | Mountain & Gulf 3.00 | No. 2, section 7-26-89, drilling at/streets and portions of streets in| Block 152, with the srtch line of est was less in evi | Chicago. R. I. and Pac sou | Nortwest HE 12.408 toot. , paving district No. 17, in the City/ Milton Avenue; thence north 30 de-| “*- The government eeruas pose cis ee : | Gutweet ord No. 3, section 7-26-82, landed 12%-|of Casper, County of Natrona,|grees 00 minutes east alo: the) c, after the close was| Colores Foes ap rs sg |inch casing at 1,200 feet. State of Wyoming. center line of the alley in "Bloc ~7 a small ’ : or Dome. “Notice is hereby given that the) 152, 150 and 149, a distance| Copper Expt, &s 1d of spring grain 3 -12%| No. 1, section 33-26-83, drilling at} City Council of the City of Cx.ner|of 1440 tee: to an intersectoin with|Cub. Am. Sug. tled at na ® ave 102% | 8 ap ge ao 05 age agar bee ke a | —_ ad on — 2nd da; = Oe ie sarod of Badger Avenue;| Cuba R.R., 7 to § higher a. | Tom. Roy 4 * 25-88, caning T, A. D. 1922, at 8 o’cloc! . mace no! & dey 00 mii i * r grees minutes to $1.02% and.“ ame som Western, Exploration 2.25 .434 feet. Ready to cement. of said date at the Council Cham-| west a distance of 150 feet to the Mote ; Lae Pete - - 1, section 24-26-88. standing ce|ber of the City Hall, City of Cas-|northwest corner of Block 149; taking on the part of holders) G°nerel, Mos : pike emg " mented and ready to drill tn. aan? for the putpose of hearing ob-| thence north 30 degrees 00 minutes <1 advance in the values of corn| — i) Northern pfd ad Ferris. jections to the Assessment Role for} east a distance of 60 feet, to the After opening Off) to! Siinole Conteal se No. 6, section 26-26-87, running 3-/the construction of the necessary|southwest corner of Block 148; December 68c, the corn| Ineptration Copper 33 = inch tubing st 1,825 feet. grading, paving and improving upon | thence north 60 degrees 00 minutes 4 near to the initial range.| Internationa! Herve ne YORK CURB CLOSING. oe 3, section 25-26-87, drilling at/ those streets and portions of streeta| west a distance of 70 feet to the pt himcaiy 7525, teas ee ted rains Towa and Ne-|Int. Mer siarine pfa. ar Roar = rae F aay teat. ogee in Paving District No. 17, in the|southeast corner of Block 133; M s high records for the nded subsequently to deter! Internation Paper .......... 60, |Mounta 1s ieee No. 5, -26-87, drilling at} City of Casper, to-wit: thence north 30 degrees 00 min-| DuPont, 7's. 1931, « es The close was easy, at the] Invincible O .._.-. 3 tc yee 112 1400 fost. Beech Stgeet from 120 feet south|utes east along the west line of} iTemerican: 74s ted nish to %c low-| Kelly Springfield Tire ceeee Co orogeny * 43580 No. 10, section 25-26.87, cleaning out} of the south line of Eighth Street,|Lincoln Avenue, a distance of Teas |Louleville and Nashvitis ....., 199 © {Salt Cyeek Cons. s:.. 10.75 ba rhe rating <p oR to the south line of Ninth Street | 239.17 feet to a point; thence north | Mexican Petroleum 191 | Prod. and Refri + 8.00 No. 18, section 25-26-87, stringing up| and Milton Avenue; 75 degrees 00 minutes west a dis-|Great Nor., 7 to 35%e and later}stiam! Copper 30. | Marine 2 100 ready to spud in. Grant Street and Grant Avenue}tance of 155.29 feet to an inter-) Fock Valley, le changed [Middle States Oi! 13%| Marine new » 14, section 26-26-87. rigging up.}from the south line of Sevond|section with the center line of the|Hu. Oil and Re! s were without any nota-| Midvale Steel + 34% /Mutual .., No. 1, section 36-2 stringing | Street, to the south line of Milton|alley in Block 133; thence north 30|L4Belle Iron, 6: deslers apparently await-?Missour! Pa - 22 |S. O. Indiana ..... tools to drill deeper. Avenue; e degrees 00 minutes east along the T Ing developments the corn and hag}New York, Centr: Bt + 97% /iCties Service Com No. 12, section 26-26-87, drilling at Lincoln Avenue from the north|center line of alley in Block dividend} market. | ———— caine, brortstt anal” Wentete rreicott anew [Wwaertererke Ol ooe-f, |1,670 feet. line of Badger Avenue, to the south|195, a distance of 75.52 feet to a 3 ureter. wae pen. igh. Low. Close. iN t maby 2 be Spee line of Milton Avenue int; thence north al the = 3 Rink ps) PRE ‘Northern Pacific .... . 88% 2 “ ° , J ong the cen-|N. . T. & T., Ba, 1952 99% joint and a| WHEAT LIBERTY BONDS. Gas in Manderson Field. Thi Eng. ? ee ek AL Oklahoma Prod end Ref. — 24 ird Street from the center of}ter line of the alley in Blocks 133,| Nor. Pac., 5a, 2047 + 99 ered from/| Sept. - -,- 1.00% 1.02% 1.00% 1.00% FPacitic Of ss scce-cgecscis, BEM (SHR np verenzert An unconfirmed report from Basin | the alley between Park Street and|132 and 131, and said center line| Nor, Pac, 6, 2047. 1 200% 108 Pej - - 1.02% 1.03% 1.02% 1.02%) pan American Petroleum ~ 21% | First 4s : is to the effect that the Markham well! Grant Street, to the center of the{extended through Block 130, a dis- Tr. & Lt., 6s, 1947 96 7 in the|May _ _ _ 108 1.08% 1.07% 1.07% |Pennayivania « sssse 46%] Second 4s .s.. southeast of Manderson struck aJalley between Grant Street and Lin-|tance of 1,233.45 feet to an inter-|N. P. Gt. N. Jt, 6348, 1936 frat few ratl | CORN- |Poople’s Gas wich eer 2,000-foot gas flow in the Muddy sand.|coln Street; section with the south line of Sec- > Caine Se, 2018 aheres were largely fractional, the|Sept. _ — - $23 | Pure co iin “eosin a3 | Second 1 ‘This is the same woll which en-| Fourth Street from the center of|ond Street; thence west along the |: ¥- Steam 6s, 1947 leaders being Je Coast Line,|Dec. - _ _ “57% | Ray Consolidated Copper ; ‘ pg countered a flow of Nght of! in the|the alley between Park Sti south Yi i |N- Q. Tr. & Lt,6s, 1947 Rock Island an ° York Central.|May — - cor [Reading o-oo ceee serene SM | ROUEN Ae Kimball but which wan continued in| Grant Strect, te the corer of tee ltomee ore aey second Street, Bis. ¥. Bai, 6 41 Deovenientwasinoted 110d Rap. Tron and Stes ae the hope of finding a better output] alley between Grant Street and Lin-| beginning. oe Lavoe Gk nee ocere Paper, | ry Se C Sept. - - - 35% Biazs Resta 90% in the lower sands. I? will be con-|coin Street; iss Notice is further given that the Penn. -R., “te, 1930... 110 110% petra 2 tara : “ang | Sinclair Con On a4 eed et ape tee an o2.|,, Fifth Street from the center of| ssid Assessment Role is now on file|Penn. R. R.. 645, 1936 |. 110% 111 “"*) Southern Pacific | Crude Market peci at approximately 100 feet/the alley between Park Street and|with the City Clerk of the City of | Paris LM. R., 6s, 1958 75% 76 : ree so20 30.97 | Southern Rallwa Pita lower in depth, Grant. reet to His conte of the| Casper, where it may be examined eeeceient pied sear % o during orning the | --- 7 | Standard Of of N. J. ee etween Grant et and Lin-; eenslan’ a ‘ ing ovgr a broad Jist which presaged|Jan. — - - 920 9.05 | Studebaker Corporation 182% j Fargo Uncorks Giant Gasser. | Coin Streets rect and Tin: byvany person, and that any and all| Seine ts, 1942 : total salen cf well over a million] RIBS— Tennessen Copper 10% B) Mule Creek --. A gasser which recorded a flow of] Badger Avene from the east|fo seid, may desire to object) sin. Crude Of shares. Relatively easy money rates|Sept.-. - | Texas Co. ex diy 48% / ig Muddy 47,000,000 cubic feet on the gauge was| tj ps ‘0 said assessment role are hereby} Sol. & Cie, 8 ine of Grans Avenue to the west] notified to make such ob: i: and indications of improved business, Oct. - . - Texas and Pacific 32 | gait Creek uncorked by the Fargo Oll company] line of Lincoln Avenue: 2 a such objections in'South. Ry., rcp gall boinc wrt ap ap aon Dien Peat oss 11x Rock Creek on the northwest quarter of the| Kirk Avenue from the center of Troe ian’ eee sei Beas Gove, rae plone ogre oe he |United Retail Stores”. $4 |Onage --- southeast quarter of section 3-3383,/the alley between Park Avenue and|the date fixed Se a a pares Bwles Gov, today also contributed to the more : 1% | Lance Creek being the biggest in the Polson Spider f° U. 8. Ind. Alcohot 6 eari cheerful sentiment. Oils, equipmi.'s Butter and Eggs |Unitea Btates ‘Rubber. &* lan. Basin district in a test which was being pase techy ube agenda b sarees ee the hearing may be| Urveusy, and motor orles e = | United States Steel .. 104% | Greybull drilled to the Embar sand. The flow| Jefferson Avenue. Lepper Vir. Ry.. 5s, 1963. is particularly prominent CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—Butter higher; Copper .......... 70% Grass Creek - which was encountered at 1,360 feet, i The said City Council will sit as| Whit. Giess.. 68,1941 ...- . Lind Avenue from the center of ; 2 to nearly 4 points t creamery extras 28c; firsts 32@33%e;) Inghouse Electric . 64%5 | Torchlight - has been killed and tho hole Is being|the alley between Park Avenue and|® board of Seite | for the pur-| . by. Standard Oll of New Je extra firsts 25@3 second 30@3lo;| Willys Overland ......... 7% | Farailton ro 96 || eotiniied. pose of considering such Ro’e and 2 y wet standards 3¢ lAmeric.n Zinc, Lead and 8 11% 3 Grant Avenue, to the center of the 5th day of September, A. D. 193% man, Baldwin, Railway Steel ,) stan Is 26430 Americnn Zinc, an Cat Creek _ 1.20, This well proves several hundred| siley betw Tineota ke q| Such hearing or hearings will con- Fisher Body, International Har | Ei unchanged; receipts 10,440| Butte and Superior ........ wae ie SSE | acres additional to the fleld to be pro- Jette ts pe incoln #venue anc) sider such objections made hereto W. A. BLACKMORE, - Dupont. Drug,, Central Leath-| cases. Cala ‘Petrofour “ s% ductive tu, thia. send und arealy. en'|s toto ented ter of OF RY part thereof or set aside| (Seal) Mayor. ; Lorillard Tobacco.| Poultgy alive unchanged. ra mr Retell "3% | Classified ads in the Grfbune are} bances the value of property in that] qy, alley becaroen Part ie SSE cd {Such Role in order that such assess-| Attest: Mexican ¥ am’s gain of more than = Great Northern Ore 40%! winners and possibly the keys we) vicinity. gs nt Avenue, to the center of the| ments be made as to such which ap- H. H. “PRICE 3% ‘points accompanied: reports. that Chicago and: Northwest 93% give with every 50c paid at office will) I+ is apparent that the flow is al citer besween’ Lincoln Avenne and| Pea? just and equitable, and then 1 Clty. Cleek. { the company was constructing two| POTATOES |Maxwell Motors B 19 win you a big prize. S.12-+f /troak and presumed to be in a fault,| Jefferson Avenue? proceed to confirm the same. by or-| ey al So in Mexico for oan see x | as No. 16, which is 150 feet distant, Milton Avenue trom the east live: ena Published September 7, 8, 9. 11, ; ine from natural gas. Call mone: +500, 3 opened and renewed at four per cent. | CHICAGO, Sept. 8. — Potatoes ane eas 000 feet from the | of Beech Street to the west line of | Dated ot Cesper = Ts : Jefferson Avenue; Ninth Street from the center of the alley between Durbin and Beech Streets to the west line of Beech A series of spectacular advances dis-| slightly firmer; receipts 24 cars; total tinguished the afternoon dealings with United States shipments 594; Wiscon- the tobacco and conlers, the features.|sin sacked and bulk Irish cobblers 80c United Cigar Stores jumped 25 points,| @$1.05 cwt.; sacked Burbanks 90c cwt; NEW YORK OIL SUBSIDIARY IN - | ALASKA FIELD LEASES LAND Delaware and Hudson 11%; Jersey. Minnesota sacked early Oh!o 70@90c “on rib crabs ohana bed fo] F Central 6%; Liggett Myers 5; Mexican |cwt.; sacked Red River $1.00@1.05 planed "in; thalahinpiag of tecatarial _The boundary of said Paving Petroleum 4%; Kelsey Wheel 4; Dela-cwt.; sacked rurals $1.09@1.05; South) fiat st willbe completa ana iseaty. District No. 17 is as follows, to-wit?) ware and Kresge nd American Dakota early Ohios 95c cwt.; Idaho| for oferation by the first of Novem-| =. cefmning at a point, the inter- Sumatra obacco, American Hide and sacked rurals $1.10 cwt.: New Jersey 3 j See 53 section of the center line of the Leather preferred and Willys-Overland a $1.35 cwt. ieee eee ee : alley in Block 76, with the south Work is progressing satisfactorily with the compression plant being built in the field by the Cooper Manufac- line of Second Street, running thence south along the center line of the alley in Blocks 76, 77, 78 and 79, a distance of 1,147.08 feet; thence south 30 degrees 00 minutes west along the center line of the alley in Blocks 79, 80, 81 and 95, a distance of 1.377.53 feet to an in- tersection with the north line of Lot 3 in Block 95 exended eas' preferred 3 to 3%; North American made # sudden dip of 3% but soon made up its loss and another point be sides. Western Union fell 2% points: Ronee geri A very favorable deal has been negotiated by the Alaska | Oil company, control of which is owned by the New York sacked Irish cobbl | TH FAST CALT Oil‘company, whereby leases on 5,120 acres in the Cold Bay Sou |Peninsula district of Alaska will be develdped by the Asso. \ciated Oil company of California. | In addition to a bonus of $65,000 already paid, the lease calls for payment of $100,000 when oll is discovered in commercial quan- New Gusher Drilling In. Drilling out the cement plug which has been setting in the Richardson No. 4 of Consolidated Royalty on the southeast quarter of section’ 5-39-79 has been started and after this {s ac- complished the well will be drilled in. It, fs not probable that a. report of production can be had until some time during the coming week. | Foreign Exchange [| NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Foreign ex-| (ities sufficient to warrant a continu- ‘erguson eld-superintendent and | $2-75@3.50; bologna bulls mostly $3.90 V. F, Ott of the Glenrock Oi! company,| @4.15; veal calves 312.60@12.75. Hogs—Rece!pts 10,000; market slow; 2 bulk 180 to - — WATER ENCOUNTERED IN and was given an insight to the plans| | for future development which will be| mostly 15c to 2) |of great importance to that territory.|/220-pound average $9.65@9.75; top | The Marine Oi! company has erected} $9.75; bulk 230 to 250-pound butchers NOT CONDEMN NEW FIELD rig on the northeast quarter of the $9-40@9.60; 270 to 300-pound butchers : ment was had by| Material is also being hauled to a/| little; heavy $8.10@9. vompany when x/ location on the southeast of the south-|9.70; ight $9.50@9.7 s encountered| ast of 17 which will be a Marine off-; @9.50; packing sows, t 2,700 feet.| Set to the Mammoth on the northwest| @7.50; packing sows, corner of 21 which is drilling at near|7; Killing pigs $7.75@8.75. Sheep—Receipte 13,000; fat ing lands in the northern country and}/for the week. The second Wall Creek was found in Black No. 6 on the northeast quarter of section 30-40-78 at 2,294 feet and with the bit 22 feet in the sand the well has produced 920 barrels during the past 24 hours. Deeper drilling insures an excellent change steady eat Britain—De-| % ation of development and a second thence along the north line of Lot mand, 445%; cables 4.46; 60 day|String of Derricks Connects Live Stock $100,000 toi be paid fromm’ producto Lieaertrencan tines ae mate iaeee ee Pek ORs eran eee leck ates al pve onto France—pe | Salt Creek and Teapot The lease also carries a graduated/1.665 feet, and it will be placed on|hoint. the intersection of the north mand 4.34%; cables 4.35; Belgium— Structures. the enth eS eee ee ee oe ee ra ie the: teat the: productos | ine of Lot.8 in Block 45 extended Demand 7.31%: cables 7.32; Germany FETA Chicago Prices "Materia! and equipment is now be-|will be retained, otherwise It will pe} West with the center line of the Demand 16.60; Sweden—Demand| Considerable activity is being dis-| asco mas cnlted States quips willbe : retained. on alley in Block 45; thence south aaa aicnate ceed. 21.40;|Played in the southeast. part of the| CHICAGO, Sept. 8.—(United § re ing shipped from Seattle for thejcased off and the hole continued to! song the center line of the alley in Switreriand—Demand, .18,00;,,Gpain—|Sult Creek field and with the Mam-| Deparment of ee ia eee tie erent Srl be ‘started beftee | the. second) Wall Crack Blocks 45 and 46, a distance of 400 Demand Teds. Cerne Domana 2 a3,| moth welle now drilling in Teapot that| Receipts 3,000; good and choice cattle next spring owing to the frigid cli-| ‘The Billy Creek well {9 standing! feet, to a point, the intersection of Poles Gia ie Coat istrict presents one long streak of| ®°arce: top light steers $10.85; bulk of|mate in that district during the win-jcemented at 2,609 feet. the center line of the alley, with Sakina A 38k Acaecks "| derricks with no interruption between/ quality and condition to sell at $8.75/¢er months. 7 —- the center line of Lot 8, in Block vakia—Demand, Argentina—De-| 150" retas | @10; t loads western grassers} ‘The Alaska company was organised Inland Gets New Producer. Gcvaxtandadcawack stents saaaae Sea rg OE Demar :| Phe writer made a brief visit to|/$7-25@7.25; all classes generally/about two years ago by the late) A new well is being drilled in by ee the center line of Lot’8, al wMontreal—09 that district yesterday in company|#teady; bulk beef cows and heifers|Frank G. Curtis and associates for|/the Inland O!] & Refining company Block 46, a distance of 150 feet, to: 7 ‘ AS Taylor, president, George) $4.50@7;_canners and cutters largely|the purpose of exploring and develop-|in Salt Creek, this being the only one| cn intersection with the west line of lamMmon res Beech Street; thence south 75 de- grees 59 minutes east a gistance of 82.46 feet, to the east line of Beech Street; thence south 68 degrees 02 minutes east a distance of 135.22 feet to a point on the west line of "Grant Avenue; thence south 10 de- cosiderable acreage which was fav- orably situated geologically was se- cureé by the corporation. No active development has ever been started on the porperty bat with the closing of this contract the Associated is ob- _ BUY NOW WHILE OUR BIG SALE IS STILL ON. We are completely out of several sizes, so don’t wait until we are out of your size. 7 ortheast quarter of section 17-39 0@9.30; packing sows mostly $7@ ligated to give thp land a thorough| producer at this location, grees 46 minutes east a distance of jand this will be spudded in in the near pigs strong at the advance,|test. The company still retains con-| Black No. 5 on the same quarter|197 90 feet, to a point on the east | tuture. largely '$9.25@8.75; big packers doing| siderable acreage adjoining and ne-|!8 mudding 6%-Inch casing at 2,324 50; medium $9@ line of Grant Avenue, thence south Ught light $8.75 smooth, $6.90 rough, $6.40@ feet. Shoup No. 2 on the southeast quar- ter of section 29-40-78, is shut down’ for cement to set at 2,492 feet. ‘The rig was burned at the Geary! Dome test on gotiations are: now pending for the development of this land. * Numbered among the stockholders of the Alaska company, who are well ‘known locally are: John McFadyen, fand prices weré unchanged at $6.50 {for fine granulated. flow of warm wat in its Spindle Top well This well, located on the southwest} lambs. - e 32-31-81, is the one|the 2,000 foot level and also to Glen-| H: M. Blackmer, B. B. Brooks, Wednesday afternoon Surveying and Locations = was encoun-|rock 4 which is standing cemented at| Strong to 15c higher; top native $12.75] tomer Lamb, Pat Sullivan, C. 3B.|With the hole at 4,610 feet. This oc! Geol. ts Oil Expert: . but which was|the second Wall Creek at 2,455 feet|to shippers and city butchers $12.65 | Richardson, Carl Pforshetmer, W. 8.|Curred while a bit was being dressed 4-1) o23) . Cc. continued. Ow-|and will be drilled in in about two|to packers; bulk natives $12.25@12.60;| iympall and C. B. Manbeck. and it is stated by members of the ield Maps, Blue Prints e the casing was| Weeks. The latter well is only 207/sorte light; culls mostly $8.50@9; good pried beset aaron oa crew that there was no gas present at|}| WYOMING MAP AND ‘ ing gots ne Sine, Tat|tect from the withdrawal line of the| Washington lambs $12.90; sheep and the time, the only conclusion being BLUE PRINT CO. “YOUR ACCESSORY HOUSE” poasible D to this point and|Teapot and will prove the north end|feeders generally steady; ‘best lght |that the high wind tanned the flames P. O. Box 325 Phone 1203 as Paar but it ts the § lug the structure when completed which | Hative ewes $6.50; heavy mostly $3.59; In the forge until the timbers caught. Room 10, Daly Bld Tribune Bldg. tiasor! ¢ any to develop this|/Should be in advance of any of the|#ood feeding lambs around $12.50. According to reports there has been vy z- ea aie eden “uh orteeline “ener are| Mammoth wells. no showing of either oll or gas in the | sucess The Glentock now has six producing} scion are: bios aggre pe wells all of which are capable of aj ©) + Neb., Sept. &—(Unit y YORK Ra: Food output. ‘The camp ta mnodorn and| Statos Department of Agriculture) —| NEW YORK, Sept. $.-Prices of clean being a small village in itsett)Hogs., recetpts 6,000; fairly active 15) 1: 004 on the New York curb es fol- and which maintains its own school|to 260 higher; bulk packing grades| Pik for the benefit of the cliildren of that] $6.50@7.00; bulk 200 to 300 pound vicinity. Special mention should also| butchers $8.00@9.00; top $9.10. be made of the cookhouse which is in, Cattle, receipts 1,600; ail classes gen- charge of Mrs. Stevens. As a past| orally steady; best corn fed beeves on hole so far and there has been no announcement from an official source as to whether a new rig will be built and the hole continued or the loca- tion abandoned. ms in this test were) h of 1,400 feet, after a greater depth than normal was encountered in all the formations| passed throng th the result that; the produc orizon of the Bolton| Creek fleld was encountered at a 400-| foot greater depth than was calcu- »ston-Wyoming 78; Fensland 15%; Gtenrock 1%; Merritt 8%; Mutual 10%; New York 22%; Omar 1 2-11 Salt Creek 15%. Carter Drilling Only One. Although several rigs have been| built, some of which &re ready to drill, ; Natrona Meat Market ‘© could be explained geolog-| Mistress in the art of satisfying the| sale $10.80. eesti only one well is now being drilled by “4 oe: pposition that tha|inmer man, Mrs. Stevens excels and| Sheep receipts 6,000; lambs strong the Carter Oil company in the ctate,| Zuttermeister Building 228 East Secnnd Street to one side of|the writer has ample reason on which|10 to 16c higher; western lambs $12.65 2 on the ‘west | aie eae oan Bmresst il cot = @12.80, Natives $12.50@12.60; fed to base his judgment. e surface ture, resulting in} He ate a meal Salt Creek. at the camp. ae the drilling at a point too near the} edge and striking the water line. The field has not been condemned and the New York 1s planning on drilling an-| lambs included. cae’ covered and hole 1s again being made Pot Roast, from Corn-Fed Ste Berek 1 planning on. cefling an-| eee aN 4 at 2,277 feet. Swift’s Premium. Skinne 2 on Hanae asa Perrine : fe aler haar caataas a Hams, “as Jb, eettvemntnntsese A TYE protal <prodddtion, EW XORK. Sept. 8—Call money| DENVER, Colo., Sept. 8.—Cattle—|" Tron Steady; prices unchanged. ii rans oe eater pon sicaie, Hams, 6 tori Tbs, ner? oa ee |frm. High, 4; low, 4. ruling rates,| Receipts 1,400; market steady; Lash ftaads ok ees etek Srsketeacon epee gilts j4: closing bid, 4: offered at 4%: last|ateers $6.50@7.75;, cows and heifers! Zinc—Quiet; East St. Louis spot : SILVER n, 4: call loans against acceptances | $3.2 2.25@ lana nearby delivery $6.25@$6.20 as , ° { 4 | %. Time loans firm; mixed collat- stockers and feeders 35@7.50. imony—Spot $¥.50@$5.75 NEW 5 ORK, - ents 2 Sager aie W. D li e ————— eral 60-90 days 4 @4%. Four-Six Receipts 200; market 10c to z - a ‘tures closed easy; approximate sales! e elver one 1390 : ny A Mexican dolla: months, 4%@4%; prime commercial 15c higher; top $9; bulk $8@8.35 hanged mbs $11.50@12.25: ewes 25,700 tons. There was no improve-’ 4 s silver se; Mexican dollars p ie @4%. Sheep—Receipis 600; market un-| $4.50@5.50; feeder lambs $11.50@12.35. mient in the demand for refined sugar clipped lambs $11.75@12.10; yearlings jup to $9.60; sheep and feeders steady; best wethers $7.25; no choice feeding NEW YORK, Sept. 8,—Copper— Steady; electrolytic spot and futures ‘The tools were dropped in this hole the first of the week but after al couple of days of fishing were re- SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Fresh Dressed Milk-Fed Springs, Fresh D: 114 to 4.1b. average, Ib... 32e dapat nee,