The Rice belt journal., 1904-06-24

viz 0I@Ie JUST at this time
The Phoenix Pipe Line and Storo,
Company Of Jennings has purchase
the pipe line, pumping station or
'%enty-seven acres Of land 10 the To,
nlngs oil field of the Southern an
Northern Oil Companies, consider,
tion $4,000
Experienced trayellers have {oun
great benefit by taking with tbam
bottle OF DR. SETH. ARNoLD's R,r
SAM II cures illness caused bv in
pure Water and sudden chaures q
climate. Warranted by COOPER Dar,
Co., Welsh, La.
The pipe line from the oil field :,
the refinery, built By the Central Oi
and Refining Company, is aImos
completed. The line is about w;
miles in length and will be used Drin
olpalIy IN conveying oil that is to b,
refined. "
The Colorado-Texas we'll is now
down over 2OOO feet and an addition.
al 300 feet OF piping has been pur.
chased in the event it is needed. The
drill is now in blue gas rock ooa.hs
indications for o good we'll are yerv
favorable.
E. j. Leben, of the jeweIry firm OF
HoIIins Bros. & Leben, was boro
Wednesday evening. To a Joprn al
representative he stated that business
was exceptionally dull in Jepninrs
SO much SO that many firms we're bare.
Iy making expenses.
The engine at E. NJ. Clark's second
lllS was broken Saturday, and for a
tlme 1t looked as though there would
be an indefinite delay, but fortupate-
Iy he had an old engine of a similar
design and make and Tuesday evening
pumping was resumed,
II was officially announced in Hons
ton Saturday that E. B. Cuscbipc at
present superintendent of maintenance
OF way, would succeed Thornwell Fav
as superintendent of the Southern Pa
clhc lines IN Louisiana the same to
take effect July l.
Those who spent last week campino
On the Calcasieu river returned Friday
night and so delighted were thew with
'helr trip that many of the party were
'eady to go back again Saturday
morning. Fishing was poor, but
much of the time was spent in bathing
Ind squirrel hunting.
DR.. B. A. Tabor, a we'll known vet
rinary surgeon according to a dis
'atch, says that during the past two
7eeks there had died in the vicinity
# Jennings twenty head of cattle and
lules from charbon. The planters of
MS locality are doing all in their
over to stamp out the disease.
Work on the Merchants Oil Com
any's second well is progressing
icely with Scott Clay as head daiIler,
depth of about 900 feet having al
lady been reached. Mr.. Clay is
loroughly familiar with the condi.
ons in the Welsh field and if there
any oil in paying quantities at this
)int he is sure to locate it.
The farmers, merchants and labor I
g men, their families and friends ,
rdially welcomed at the Congrega-
1nal church Sunday, June 26, at II
m, and s p. m, Subject for morn
G, "The Virtue Of Silence" Even I
{, 1.-THE Importance of Thoughtful
SIS. y Both are subjects of vital in
'est to all. Strangers always well
me.
When you see man using an En- L.
prise buggy, ask him how he likes I
Then call on Davidson Wesson p
plement Co., they will do the rest. -
lust now little is said about the q
elsh oil field, where the daily yield Fl
the wells is readily taken at a fine rs
ce. Further development goes on s.
things have settled down to a dai. Re
grind. This is perhaps one of the
st satisfactory, fields in which to
ye a well, as the element of uncer-
1ty is less obtrusiye than in the Ia Ia
fields. Lake Charles News. "a
ute party of Southwest Louisi. Bn BT
people arrived Saturday, the 18th In In
y were D. C. and G. D. Kimball, Ca
,e Charles; r. A, Cooper, D. c. No
cher and wife and Jay Cronk, of I
nings, and A. R. Miller, wife and ST.!
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