Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Oil -:- Finance -:- Bonds -:- Stocks -:- Grains -: S AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED | = > } Oil Securities f 4 | Furnished by Taylor any, Clas. ’ | } {eo ° ° e ° ° ° +o * | UI \ | Allied Chemical & Dye LOCAL OIL, STOCKS c ¢ Allis Chalmers --.-.-- fie Bits “ ‘ : ‘ Ameri oe ee me i ; OHIO MAKES LOCATION FOR TEST } American Can -. Boston Wyoming Da a wa ESS. | — American Car & Foundry Butk Creek Securities Ask : Early Li dation Followed|Market Responds to Pros-|American Hide & Leather p Burke sh . An. Am. Of, 7348; 1973. 103% 103% | ming corporation. hel at the office a ao ects of Allied Warfare {American Inter et ae ck Am. 1937. soe of tne Company in the city of Cas- by Upturn in Major Is- erm N mca: ee eae stone Salt Créek The Ohio Oil company has made locations for its No. 2|Am. T. - 1013 201% | per, Natrona County, Wyoming, on sues, Report. wight cl gmp “get stig AO heme etie - 4 [im the Baxter Basin field, the new one being a mile south|!! & Ohio, ,« = Bete ion | the 19th day of September, 1922, : eae Tobacco Conscildated “Royalty 123 Jof the pioneer in section 21-16-104. ‘The first well which'| a. Gov, sr. 75s, i945 10455 103 | t ten 0 pore geste tbe re nlative 1 7 Capitol Pete 00% | was completed some time ago is now under control and is ea Ff us od 104 eile oan tee pee et ageressive 5 ‘ ee {3 {rated at 42,000,000 cubic feet pf gas per day. The company |iniisn Bigm, 1937 _._-- 103% ‘|the laws of the State of Myenles er re ‘ Anaconda ogg 04 (is building @ permanent camp’ at its No. 1 location and has|Bkisn Un. Gus, és, i947 - 16% 106% | and the by-laws of the corporation, . gene T. Wiliams Jet a contract for the construction of Cen. Pac. Ry. Deb. st, -- ots 3 xs, harper ae pena: Atl, Kinney Coastal ® eook house, sooming house ana| ‘ * "4 =, | adopted orderin olutio Beldw Cominese = o other buildings, It/ ts propable that! Ag Canada = x Pr hg Seek said Mammoth Uil Con:pany, a copy Frantz. --- 2 several more wells will be drille¢ on Canada 3 > 99% 99% | of said resolution following, to-wit: : Gate —_. - jicreage controlied by the company in Canada 101% 102 Vibecsasy es siesire and a= yt ted B. . 58, -.. 101% 102 | purpose of stockholders of this cor- Creek Royalty- cwilptenligearey a lie of actual | Sap ale 1oi .In& i Porstion, jin regular meeting Ciniy ~ neake t oon a page Laon evelopment will be undertaken this 7 Chile $s, 103 104 | assembled to dissolve the Mammoth o | chicar eet eg a Cle. Un. Ter., wise 792 | Oil Company, of Casper, Natrona $1.00 ee Mike Henry ——- 2 Con. Coal, ba, 1950 91% 92 17 cas hee light reac-| Chicago Mountain & Gulf -_—— Drilling has been resumed by the pacha Beads “7 401" 101% | County, Wyoming, 2 c&poration; advance. [Chino ¢ wet. Montacal and hole Is being made at Copper Expt; 24... 102% 102% | and ' of hedging 2 ea Bank - - below 200 feet. This company is also ——— Copper Exypt., 8 ~ 103% Whereas, all debts of this corpor- Fd tarialartty sccen Picardy bullding a permanent camp in the|Incorporations Being Filed |Cro. Cork & Seal, ts, 1942 95° 97 {ation have been fully paid, and \_ nae ey Sor Royalty & Producers — jeld. a Ader! rs Cuba. R. R, Tiss, 1936 . liens or other claims of any kind, artsy wandin’ Fomeentaa- Oparntions Rapid Rate. Cuban Teb. "7s, Tad character. or description ‘outtand: w! : soon as the — Ps cy! Spar t 43 ing or existing, and the said cor- one reremee here as BE, Wyo. Sept. 28—Ar-j Czechoslovak $s, 1951 -. 92% 93 road fs in proper coniition to 924% |Tom Bell Royalty -_ | 02%, | 60%, | Western Bx: ‘amous Players Lasky neral Asphalt eneral tric December $1.043 $1.08 to $1.08% < and oats averaged ini Yyo-Kans - Tex ern States CHEYEN: os : ticles of incorporation have been filed| BAn- Con. Mun.. Ss, 1946 108 109%4 '§ - ae > Del. & Hud., 5%5, 1937 .. 101% 102% | de dissolved. on 14 fs |- © lidated Well Deepened. in the office of the Wyoming secre-| Denmark 65, Ar Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved: NEW YORE Ly pore ca | leer =e 3 a omadika Royalty Of company! tary of state by the following con} Denmark 3s. 1945 That Mammoth Oil Company, of ¢ weakened speculatis = oe ae natal SEW | Seem COM ee sa started @rillirg deeper in ite Ttich-|Serne: $ Detrolt City Gas 6s, 1947 101% 103% | Casper, Wyoming, be, and the same oS yc enre or unwilling {t@ %c. advance, Decemi! 58% tol international Harvest Mountain “Producers .$ 16.12 § 15,28 started dri a saci Wanrter}__Internatio die & Development | DuPont =, 1931 _ time is hereby. dissgived, and th mig tahvks feral hy the corn marke held within Int. Mer Marine p Merritt ..---. - s68 8/67 | Ardaon NO. on eae Crank. “whir te|cOmpany of Casper, capital stock $1, Framerican’ 7144, 1942 President and Secretary of this “alo. Bayes arias tin] range. International Papers -=- Glenrock Oi) ~ 4,18) Of section £.39-79, hale flow was| 009.000: directors Charles A. Sartrain,| French Gov., 8s, 1945 — corporation be, and ‘they hereby are rregular trend ransportation difficulties led sub-|Invincible Oil - 40 |Salt Creek Prds. 16.65] the well in which a shale ft after|John R. Sartrain, Walter A. Burns, [French Gov., Meas . Siihatieed: empowered and direct- ngs in the s i ly to a slight setback al-| Kelly Springfield Galt Greek Cons. 12.00] developed some time ago bu' cer! Orlando HB. Wall, Ephrabelle Sartrain, | Great Nor., ies, ed to take ahd sign notices’ of di <= en arly selling had been Kennecott Copper - > Ref. 10.00 ing for several weeks has 4win- Great Nor., 7s, 1936 i en Meee © getieids market began |U‘*- The close was easy at the same risville and Nashville Habe epee faim 5.50 Spa i 3 no ‘longer profitable. |¥ 8. Wilbur and. lL. H. Rennett. Hock Valley, 68, 1924 .. : oslution and to file one copy of Bheeced. }bowsye o leadership |** es finish «to. psa ean Petr ber xn 5.62 [aed ic tt ine cartied to the secona} Altany County Coal. company offic: Ol a ater ge. bee such notice in the officé of the to swing upwa: L nigh priced | With December 59%c to 59Mc. Copper waaitont 11:46} Ole chere it ix expected that| ‘“7amie, capital stock $500,000; di-|JaBelle Iron, 6s, 1940 Secretary of State, at Cheyenne, Sea demmeind fc Land hig TRE 4 %c lower to a like ad-| tos, Oil era 118.75 cs ee eee ceialt The shale |fectors J. A. Nelson, C. P. Scott, V.| Jap. Gov., 55, HM 4% | Wyoming, and to file one copy gf oil shares. Gains of % to 2 vance, December 37% to 37% @% teel f = “99 | 2008 D : oth{i= Walker, W. P. Scott, A. F. 2 ice in the offi minke the Gtée ties Hidde: i 198.00 Le 4 . =) “ such. notice in the office o were recorded by United States § red alight general gains ‘Pacitic — s; itp 15.99] Output has been coming from a depth | ciague, Ole Gunderson. a Ae 125 102% 202% | County Clerk of Natrona County, ° non, Gulf States Steel, Be en | Lower quotations on hogs weakened Central — | res = of - | M . 6s, s ty ' ; ; : B. Standard Oils of New Jersey ant ah iavinnan saat? . N. ¥., N. H., and Hartford ---. 29% |New York Ol 23.60) rhe hole.is being cleaned in Rich- Ee ecendedrs om arr ey Sie poh te NoE. T, & T. 100 YA alae Pe a it ae reciting py seats qe Gab conn = Po ing PP a as sick sracon Xo. 4 on the same quarter at! eison, Isabelle M. Nelson, Marguert Ai page Bas 99% 99% | poration have heretofore been duly Pierce Otl preferre aetee Open. High. Low. Crone, | NO ie “= " were ite Fackler. ‘orth. Pac. 61 - 109% 110% | filed, and to publish such notite in aan ellin lat Prod: and Ref. - N iled, Pi e Eeatliee anew Xe effects ot Belles WHEAT eae ON ee SEE eee coma na | Major Ol company of Rawlins, cap-|N. P. GteN. gt. 94, | the Casper Daily Tribune, a news- waa) 2 Ch aptga > haya a akaienet yet oie: 140 1.11% 1.09% 1.11 |pan Amert Petroleum 98.72 oars He dragreg: rne Ital stock $500,000; directors Robert C.]N. ¥. Cen., mbsf 99% | Daper printed in said County of Na- Bears a8) Peis oo. a 1.05% 1.08% 1.04% 104% | Pennsylva 100.38] 5 location. Middlewood, J. A. Deline, E. A. Kell,|N-O- Tr. & tage, trona, such notice to be published ¢ blewk of new st n A 8 4 ‘ The company has one well standing N.°X. Edison 6 112% 112% price of a lave 1.09% 1.09% 1.08 1.08 | People's 99.98 RAY A. K, Marshall, A, A. Saunders. once each week for a period of at few weeks aco Rall shares were = raed Pure on og cemented at 2.665 feet on. the. same| 1: Marsnall, *. A. si pany of fh; 2: Steam: i eee least si: eks. * s. Columbia Gas} - “ala Uo: 144 100.00) cuarter and preparations are being ‘apiece uying company of! Packard, §8. - 107% 107% | least six weeks. CEE ae eteh Colgan Gant enot. = > 64% 63% .62%|Ray Consolidated Bal 109.02 | auar tart drilling in the firet of CAP capital stock $100,000; direc-| Pac, Tol & Tel.. 5m, i982 93% 94% Be It Furher Resolved: That at moved up a point but Consol otic | Issa aie 59% 69% .59% | Reading ------ aoa victary 4% 106.54) made to start drilling ~ tors Roy I. Davis, D. B. Sulfvan,|Penn. R. R., 614s, 1936-- 110% 111%| the expiration of such six weeks’ f eased a bit Mgt a! = 61% 61% | ReP. ey sie 9 nti | next week. Laura J. Shaw. 110 112 period of publication, any and all w% Some of the leaders were run up 1] pave. Du toh, Nee: Aes! Se a Casper Bus & Transportation com- ib 19 [assets of the said Mammoth Oit to 2 points when speculative pressure < boride 6% 41% lateaunk Cont ou 33% | Carter Well Cemented. pany of Casper, capital stock $100,000;| Queensland, 7 ae yoq |Company of Casper, Wyoming, / was renewed and some sharp setbacks che ae oT 1] soathert Pact 93% : Duncan No. 3 of the Carter Oil com-| directors 8. H. Puntenney, A. G. Noel, Sieensient "64 88% xo {Shall be distributed to the stock- took plac he list presented a sor Es eee 38% .38%|Southern Railway 25 | Crude Market pany is cemented and shut down at| arthur Simpson. Sin Crude Ol 99% 99% | holders of this company, share and what ty appearance during LARD— Standard Oil of N. 196 | *. 2,837 feet on the weet half of section) Western Window Glass company of] Sol, & Cie, 8s, -++++ 106% 107. |share alike, and the President and, morning, but the general tendency | Gt 11.20 11.25 11.07 Stucebaker Corpor 125% 5-39-79, Salt Creek. This:s the only] Lovell, capital stock $20: 000; direc-|South. Ry., 6s, + 108% 103% | Secretary of this corporation be ward. The fairly active de-} Jan - 917 8: 915 nnessee Copper 9% | . $ 20] 0Peration now being carried on by this} {ors R. E. Richardson, A. B. Cross and|$. W..Bell Tel., 7, 102% 103 jand they hereby are empowered oO! sterls, equipments and] RRS. exas CO, ——..- 46% | Hamilton - ~*y'29 |company in the state. A rig is now] 4. Dp, Johnston. Swiss Gov., 8s, 1940. 121 , and directed to execute, acknowl- - motors served-to counteract the sell-lgent | = —_. ___ Texas and ¥ ae He bon Jota being built for No. 4 on the same sec-| Evansville Lumber” company of}Swiss Gov., 54s, 1 104% 104% edge and deliver such conveyances ing elsewhere. There were indications |oct. 7 ER mesh pate He oft I 134, | Big Muddy tion. Evansville, capital stock $100,000; ai-| Uruguay 8s, 1946 Chg 101 |9F instruments of transfer as may that most of the selling came from Union Pactflo 14714 | Belt Greek — . rs rectors Edward Berglund, John T.|Un- B. & P., Err = “oot be necessary and proper to trans- Professional operators with little {m-} sussepemmee | United Retail, Storca 79%4|Rock Creek —& ‘80 Sheldon Test at 500 Feet. Sheehan, William B. Roth. BE mt ean OP mri % 98% [fer to the said respective stock- portant liquidattons being noted on the| He Ind: =Aloohan 2 62% |Oeage. -...- 1.20] Field Manager George Ferguson has! Altamont, Coal company of Evans.| Whit. Gless., 6: E |golders their several and respective part of iarge investment {nterests, POTATOES }|Unttea States Lance reek 3-30 | Just returned from the Sheldon struc-| ton, capital stock $500,000; directors T interests in said corporation, as who were reported to be buying some f] tn tates Steel |Elk Basin 120] ture in Fremont county and reports}. ‘Russell, W. D. Newlon. Jamea{sulting in the board here beipe open | such interests may appear. of the high-grade shares at conces. Utah Copper Greybull 129] that the Superior syndicate which is | Chesney. . from 8 to 1 o'clock instead of from} Now, Therefore, pursuant to and sions. Short covering also was in evi-] CHICAGO, Sept. 28. — Potatoes} Westinghouse iiateee des 1.20] @rilling a test there is making excel-) Transcontinental Garage. Inc. of|7 to 12 o'cluk there being a differ-|in compliance with said resolution, dence at the lower levels. Call money|steady on whites, weak on other] Willys Overland $26 | Porbtte - las | lent progress at 500 feet. Evanston, capital stock $70,000; qi-Jence in standard time of two hours | notice is hereby given that the said opened and renewed at 4% per cent. | stocks; receipts 118 cars; total United pStlbby gia) Govedor i: fs While no showings of ofl or gas|rectors John Fe Ed and Leonard|between here and the nation’s me-| Mammoth Oil Company of Casper, The market was more sensitive to/States shipments 1,287; Wisconsin, | Guin’ Sotroieoe have been encountered, the formations | Spencer. tropolis. Wyomng, is hereby dissolved, and professional selling in the afternoon. | Minnesota sacked round whites $1.00] \oniana Dower so far have all been in place and all!’ New’ Palace Inn of Casper, capital’ : distribution of the assets of | said Weakness of Republic and Bethleiem | @1.10 ewt.; do, bulk 90c4?$1.00 ewt.;| Shattuck Arizona > indications point to a perfect structure | stock $30,000; directors L. A. Cara- corporation will be had in the man- Steels, coupled with the rise in call]{Minnesota sacked carly Ohios $1.00}Great Northern Ore Live Stock in which oll will te found. Pils, Alexander Cohtos, R. N. Ogden, | SUGAR ner and form provided by law. money to 5 per cent, caused increasing|cwt.; Minnesota sacked river Ohios|Chicago &Northwestern saa Jr. t Dated this 19th day of Septem- offering under which many shares|$1.00@1.10 cwt.; Eouth Dakota bulk] Maxwell oMtors B Inind Completion Pending. —————.——__ ber, 1922. sagged trom 1 to 2 pointe below the| Early Ohios $5c@$1.00 cwt. ‘Consolidated Gas | ‘The Inland Oil @ Retining company NEW ‘YORK, Sept. 30Sugar tu: R. I. DAVIS, top figures of the morning, scattered Bs ee . ise Wigtet acacia Chicago Prices, {is stil drilling in its Black No. 5 on l REELS BEING tures closed firm; approximate sales| (Seal) President. Uquidation of miscellaneous shares CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—(Unitea States| the northeast quarter of section 30-40- 32,250 tons. October 3.20; December hey Nees r BAR e was in evidence. International Harves ; tage rn ieee ttle, | 78» Salt Creek. “The bit is now 44 feet f 3.29; March 3.25. There were no Y TON, ter sold 3% points under yesterda [Department of Agriculture) —Cattle-lin the sand at 2,496, the output for changes in-refined prices which age | Secretary. , final ures. Certainteed Products mecelpts® Tee tua! top maturea| the past 24 hours being 731, barrels. Isted at 6.25 for fine granulated.| Publish Sept. 21. 28, Oct. 5, 12, 3% and Bethlehem and Republic jsteers steady Le eee Ode some held], Brown No. 2 on the northwest quar: ‘There was a little better inquiry. 19, 26, Nov. 2, 1922. teels, Pan-American Petroleum, Uni idee nest ecw yon $926@11.00;| 'F of section 32-40:78 wax spudded in manbalcerinettats tc Ws cS e 8 r; 7 tea q igher; bi 2 00; ton 3 SUSAN fries : - veal calves steady to 26c highere: de-|" "sony No, 2 on the soetheast quar.|!% exDected to make a hit with local -* UNDERREAMERS Zi he A small showing of ol! wag found| Tt vealers showiigiadvanos; otter! ,. = operators is being handled by the > é i ither ais dat 305 feet by |#rable vez ter of section 29-40-78 is baling for a in the Shannon sand ai Tednee, |Classes generally steady; bull bologna | \er,or eutlon 2040-78 te be Continental Supply and is now ha 4 ‘ the Mammoth Ol] company Wednes- bulls $4.00@4.25; bulk veal calves carly caliesen wk x ing a test in the Salt Creek field by » . SILVER ! day, but not of sufficient size to cause} ¢19.99@19.50 to packers; bulk stockers he Ohio. excitement’, Drilling -will be qontinued (5 1cedereiS650GT SS: 4 This 1s known as the S. and B. ae = to the second: Wall Creek without mak:|""Siog5 receipts 28,000: mostly 10: to vhain driven sand reel and is wriven oy sate owhicls Sah SE Nee Des tear 20c lower; desirable 185 to 220 pound with @ gprocket and chain instead of| That the Dollar Day sales whic silver 69c; Mexican dollars § eee This location {s on the southeast |20° 07s $10.40610.60; top $10.60 early: by friction from the drive wheel, 11|ate being put on in Casper are attain ——— quarter of section 10-29-78 and is about |2Verases $10. aa $10.00 is said to make a great. saving in|!Me unusual success ts evident by a AT “YOUR Five Y Needed f Tul Ut | bulk 150 to 170 pound averages $10. 2 great saving in le. example,” ‘The Commercta! t 4 ~|"1ve Years Needed for Full from the south end of the! ©1935: good 270 to. 300 pound buteh- wear and tear on the rig and sant} *!08' - mavertiied 60 all ees ont Apa ae Foreign Exchange | Recuperation, Survey of i being further era than! rs $9.75@10.20; bulk packing sows line in addition to a great saving in Fee ee gee Tearnosaxnt SUPPLY STORE = 8 } Wool Growing States Whe betas Coen ee $7.50@8.25; pigs steady ops eek |tume land is riuoh amoothensin: opera ee eee acts Hoy iansWerlngthel i Rip: Z Shows. modes i t fre atruc- |$9-25@ 9.60; heavy $9.10@10.30; medium being hauled to the field] !OR im every way. ephone the remainder of the day. : - REYES Pa ceert, < 38— Foreisn: oS fave Tarsuiben he paca blir 1 $000 10.60; S Bee erases: ees olay chek a cevieel to be drilled by|, This has been in operation in the | eNOS desided to repeat the aale| exchange easy. Great Britain deman ure is. oll bearing and large produc light $9.60@10.10: packing sows, mid-continent for over two years and 4 v, eat has been! ——_——__— "i : tion may be expected all over the ‘ the Marine Oil company which will be today and tomorrow, so gr: = 438%; cables 4.39; 60 day bills on CHICAGO, Sept. 28. — Five years Jz smooth 75@8.60;| packing sows, it Is expected that When the present a y field when the lower sands are pene-| = 76@ | located.on the northwest corner of the ipa & hat it wilt | the deman e e ee banks 4.36% be required to over-come the ef-|1i "tag [rough $7.25@7.80; killing pigs $8.76@ | CoUis rin titne mouthweet auarter of | Horough test is completed that it will ee France demand 7.56; cables 7.57. ‘tects. of “the re nt collapses in the|"e@ |9.60. sestlon) 2098287050 riling will Baste Tne del oes 2 [NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. "OF | aly lew 10h Italy demand 4 _| Sheep industry, according to a survey | Sheep, receipts 14,000; fat lambs op- started as soon as this can be erected.|Stors in this district. MAMMOTH OIL COMPANY, Al Belgium demand 7.14% cal 5] made public here today by the ‘Nat jening mostly steady; early top natives This location is an offset to the SORA =e: EG WYOMING CORPORATION. AS Ted shiek ayers Germany demand .06; cables .06 1-16.]ional Institute of Progressive Farm. $14.60 to packers and clty butchers; ee eee completed earlier in ee rsiatare | uaides high ‘and gives. a most beau- Holland demand 38.68; cables 28.74. | ing |dulk natives $14.00@14.50; bulls large-| 10° oth on the south line of the Notice is hereby given that at|““U)_view of the mountains. Yorway demand 17.00 “How close the sheep industry in [¥'199.00@9.60; tivesjonds, Washington | "1 set uaeparweltveteathe ieee iad a stockholders’ meeting of the, The Dobbin Realty Co. we h came to annihilation dur. |lambs half.or more feeders strong at) 200 \6Ct quarter of a mile due west Mammoth Oil Company, a Wyo- Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. ation period is not realized “$14.65 to yard traders; sheep general’! o¢ the Mutual location where drilling publ stated th 1} stendy; good serps a enn ele tive | W828 Suspended early in August under | Ss nile weer ington ewes $6.00; few gn50@ |°Fders from the marines. JEW YORK, Sept. 28—Prices of WATCH F R ns were butchered and |ewes $6.75; heavy ewes mostly $3. The derrick ts completed for the ‘oming oils at 2 p. m. today were! UNDERREAMERS sold as meat owing to the collapse sys 4.50. Joint well of the Royaity & Producers. | jictea on the New York curb as fol-| clone aad a0 ‘of the market.” ae rene oe Marine and Glenrock on the extreme | is an made scramble to get|Bolton Creek District New | low! é i Omaha Quotations. utheast corner of section 17, which = ; GI 183 the business now that the Center of Interest as Re- cs Boston-Wyoming 90; Glenrock 1% * & ; OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 28.—(United|is an offset to both Glenrock No. 4] mountain Producers 15%; Mutual has returned to a stable level sult of Carrier. States Department of Agriculture).—|and one of the Mammoth wells, both {5:52 New York 22%4; Omar 1%; Salt y © survey states, and herds which al — Hogs, receipts 7,000; packing grades|of which are standing cemented. Drill- Creek 165% NORMA most disappeared are being revived. With actual work on the pipeline to steady to 10c lower; bulk $8.10@8.60;|ing will be started at thts location ak|‘ | METALS |__The supply of breeding stock, sheep {Bolton Creek having started on Mon-|pitchers. and mixed grades mostly| soon as thé tools can be swung, which cerociation officials say, ts he lowest \day, that entire district 1s becoming steady: bulk 200 to 800 pound butchers| will probably be within the next few twenty years and the demant, for|more in the eyes of the public and |$9.00@10.10; top $10.15. days. . such stock on thé Pacific coast is the |plans for development are being made Cattle, receipts 5,200; better grades Eat rs: CAM |greatest seen in double that time. |b: those having acreage in that vic-lcorn fed beeves firm; others slow to also report a large demand. The latest announcement ts that of/$11.50; she stock weak to 25c lower: “In the corn bel = it where the maize|the Mellum Oi] company, a@ local or-| other classes of stock mostly steady. an be fed to three-dollar mut-|ganization, which has considerable! Sheep, receipts 13,000: slow: fat) problem is to find the}acreage in what is known as the jambs steady; other sales of westerns} . which is much apyreciated after an deciares the survey. “It ap-[Mellum Come. ‘This dome which 18/$14.15; top §14.25; clipped lambs $12.85 | Ps t a higher price for fat\supposed to be a continuation of the 113.05: sheep and feeders fylly steady; evall this fall, d all summer's vigil. New York has gone back to stand- spite|Bates Park structure, part of which | best ewes here $6.00; wethers $7.25; ude. fol oll and -jard time after having used day light |is known as the Bolton field, is situ-/feeaing ewes $5.50; feeding lambs The following gas prospec: tors’ leases have been granted on|saving during the summer months re- DITI believes that wood! ated east of Bolton and ts much larg: | $14.00@14.19. atedghte by-A. Banat SounneieL — —————— ON uld “be conducted as aler in size | —_— H. C. Brome, Basin, all section 16- than as an essential This structure has been passed up- * 4 2 F TALMADGE ~ Stock Market Wire AT-YOUR THE ETERNAL FLAME Here Opens Later| @asggegascelss: NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Copper dull electrolytic steady: spot firm; No. notrhern 32@ 7. Lead Fans of the New York Stock Ex- change are having an additional hour of sleep each morning this week Avoid Accidents firm Brakes Examined Free Raybestos Service Station Guaranteed Tapsie Week Cars Sold on Dententanion Lowest Storage in Casper NEW YORK, Sep’ money \ GARAGE j Denver Prices. 49-91. Has city water and fire plugs just oye a: firmer; hig 6; low 4%c; ruling rate » men are in the habit on favorably by geologists of reputa-} DENVER: Colo., Bept. 23—Catt!is—} Jennte Hubbard, Cheyenne, south across tho street i x a ett . ©; closing bid 5; offered ceasing Beene es ton ana it M Sapeiaaces aN Bane On? | Receipts 2,500; market steady to 1Sc|half section 1-45-190; northwest quar- THE BBIN REAL co. J. Ree: iene Mens forking back when the | Tt ia anid ahae the company has,|lower: beet steers $626@7.75; cows|ter section 12-4100; southwest quar 1 DO! TY CO.,, 3%; time loans fir swloway oe: back when the i It pore tbat. Rod boku nat, {and helfers $3.75@¢; calves $6@9.50;!ter section 6-45-99. | Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. |] 363 S. Ash-St. \ Phone 1891W ety ys! 4cPs%Ke eae | Sppteciee ok ete Se A | DOCH -SUSCORBLAN SE ey rie Us bulls $2.50@3.50; stockers and fesders| A. O. Hoyer, Shoshon!, all section onths 4%c; prime commercial prper| the tide turns, While the Unttedlern cepital which insures the drilling | rer as seavans 4uc@4%c States cannot compete in the wool|of the structure and that a test will vai a i aration; 0, Colo., all ——— markets of the world with Australia \be started in the near future. Hogs—Receipts 1,500; market steady| Robert S. Jam: Drak Argentine, yet it the whole agric ic 7 fF 3 J fon 16-15-104. Cash Wheat unthinkable| ‘The pipe Ine now being ald witt {to 10c lower; top $10.35; bulk $8.50@10.| section 16-18 — Ree 2 W. H. Johnston, Saratoga, ‘all sec- uitural system come within a short distance of this} Sheep — Receipts 4.100; market) V HAY GRAIN MINNEAE : ul dbe thrown out of the balance] itating. the iaving. of (Steady; lambs $12.75@13.75; ewes $4@ tion 36-18-87. ‘ AT Dairy and Chicken Feeds, Oil Meal, Stock Salt. each eae iy Sipaorise Seon neon \eniy a short Iateral to connect the |5:50; feeder Jambs \$17.60@13.75: John Less; Rock Springs, all sec- IPPI Car lots a specialty. Se snoring wool only 3312-501 eee ‘ 51.05% —_ — field with the local market and the |} 7 . ce Hs Spee BSS. CASPER STORAGE co. : ee Golf: Proposed railroad from here to Rew-| Classified ads tn the Trtbane are! section oor | 313 W. Midwest Ave. ins, when Jatd. will run within ten | winners and possibly the keys wa, Wrank JV. Hall, Rawling, all section Spot’ cotton | miles of ‘the flelé nishing addl- | gtre with every 50c paid at otthew Fi | 36.27 93. tional transportation. twin you s big With State Secretary at Cub. Am, Sug., Ss, 1931 106% é!there are no judgments, mortgages, m — IR i i a A A