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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
new AMERICAN TURBINE
STEAMER TO GO ON LINE

New York. oct 22.-The new steamer
Gov. Cobb Of the Eastern Steamship com
pany sails today for Boston 10 go into
commission at that port as the first Amer
lean built turbine steamer ahoat The
Gov. Cobb Is the first OF the feet planned
by Charles w. Morse
The Yale and Harvard. now nearing
completion, will go into commission early
In the spring. The Gov. Cobb Is 20 ply
between Boston and ST. John. n. u.
The Gov Cobb is 3O5 feet over all. has
a beam Of 5i.5 feet and a draught Of "a
feet
ON her trial trip last week the Gov.
Cobb exceeded her contract speed of ~
knots with but five q her boilers work
ing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
EXECUTOR Of GEN. WALKERS
WILL TESTIFIED TODAY

w. Howard Walker, executor Of the viii
OF his father Gen. William X Walker.
WAS witness today in Judge Munifords
court on the contest OF the VIII n1ado by
Bessie G. Walker. a granddaughter cf
Gen. Walker.
The executors testimony was similar
to that given by him at a previous trial
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22

the elbow and the right leg and knee
were badly bruised and swollen.
Whether bones in the arm and knee
have been fractured, and whether Mr..
Trumpler was injured internally, can
not be ascertained for day or two al
though the doctors saw no sign of inter-
nal injury.
MIR Trumpler had to be put under the
influence OF opiates to allay his severe
pain, but at o'clock was reported as
more comfortable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
HEAVY LOSSES
CAUSE FAILURE OF
BROKER HENN|NG

New York. oct. 22.-The failure Of j.
w. Henning. an operator on the New
York stock exchange was announced on
the floor OF the exchange today.
Henning was a large uade- on the ex-
change II Is said that he suffered l'sseg
I'm Chicago Milwaukee In1 -. Paul stock
In April last.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
The FINEST HELD FINAL
DRILL BEFORE PARADE

The police battalion held It's hnal drill
on the Dexter Training grounds this fore
noon preparatory TO the annual parade
TO be held Wednesday. at 2.
Because OF this Judge Lee opened the
district court Is minutes earlier than
usual.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
O0G SCARED THEM

Thomas Dolan reports that an at
tempt was made 10 break into his saloon
last night by the prying open Of the rear
door. Apparently the barking Of his dog
frightened the robbers away.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-22
KING HOLDS STATE COUNCIL

London, oct 22-King Edward held a
council at Buckingham palace today.
transactions of the state business referr-
ing to tomorrow's reopening of parliment
The premier. Sir Henry Campbell Ban
nermen. was subsequently, received in au-
dience by his majesty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
CHRONOLOGY OF THE FRANCHISE
DEALS.

The ocgouim prints 'bc following
chronology VI acts which lcl up On tha
grant of the 3oyclr blanket ear fran.
chlse in Portland aud their sale for
Hooo,ooo me sum Of $1,000 goo being
additional Tor physical prorertic, max
iug sdoooooo mall.
June Matthew, lcgilatiy,,,k.
w rrfcat Simon icktt
February, l9ol-LegiAature create, a
charter board TO d-5t. ,ul,,i,u,, f,r
simon charter OF l,9S
board elects A, |. Mills chairman af.
'erword prcNjcn, OF Consolidate car
'omWuNn now p-y,ijut Of the rir.,
National Bank.
o'her active members. ! \ Tesl anna
&, T. 5. Wood. atua,,s for Ga.
'ompaWi T. Y HOLMAN. attorney fs-
the Goncral E,ytric Company. W.
NJ ladd' ot Lajd & ri.tou. barke-s
juno l"u2 Charter approved in ,i,y
election. vote being 1850; 70 1853
January 20, looS-Chagter enacted .v
Legislature AMI goes in ,d,,, same
day
Just hofo.e enarm,u, Franchise. s,,
granted Co Portland Railway Conn.
pauy >Noy,nbe- - 1907 OREGON
Water Power ana Railway Cemuspy
'esmbSS Is l9osl, and C,N a sur
urban Railway Company lJaauar "A
l9o3} >
'aneap IS ta-y b,fose tan,t.,, Grant
ed 10 City & SaburbaD ,ss,t..
passed by ,A, house and on mo,uins
81 next day by senate. but hel, mn
9NeHsoly for detec, In Tide.
January ~ (at,W franchise gr,s,s,,
charter passed again by house MI
on same ,@y by sSaate aal app,,,e3
'a"aasy sS by governor
Vnder rev SAar,eg tLess f,ar,hi...
eee'd ro' ssvo beea granted lon,s,
'AaH s5 years tlas,.aa of 50 ve,,,,
nor without fair eompeass,i,, "a
'Ae city 'Aers,o " saa records ,,S
'ss'sS's weall have bssa epsa 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
rrnm the Other Side.

The Oregon Spiritual Society IS nolu'
inc its annual camp meeting at Ne"
Fra and the sessions are largely az.
tended. The camp meeting oPeneu
July sth. and will continue for tou
sundays. Among the speakers "ho
have been delivering messages from 'he
other world are Harrison D. Barrett OF
Chicago. president Of the National
spiritual Society, and the mediums
Mrs. Tenc smith, Mrs. Ladd Finnican
and others. Judge Davidson and L. Z.
Guier. Of this city. who we're in attend
ance since Sunday. returned last eY-
ening and repor pleasant and profit'
able time. At several sessions Judge
and "Dad' Guis were
called to the platform and asked to
give their experiences in the faith
which they did to the entire satisfac-
tion of the audience.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Officers and Politics.

Secretary of State Dunbar is en-.
gagged in making a new directory of the
county officers in Oregon. The directory
will show the politics of all the officials,
and is an interesting document.
The political belief of the county of.
fcials in the state follows;
There are Is Republican and IL
Democratic judges, % Republican AMI
S Democratic clerks, % Republica l
treasures and : Democrats, % Repub-
lican school superintendents and Dem.
ocrats and one woman superintend.
ent who is supposed not to have any
politics Of any kind.
The county assessors are - Republi.
cans and Il Democrats; there are %
Republican she IFS and 6 Democrats
and two who do not know "whcre they
are at" The county commissioners
who were elected two years ago are
composed Of "A Republicans and Q
Democrats, and the new bunch has 90
Republicans and Democrats. There
are p Republican co-oners, 1 Demo.
Gratis and l Prohibitionist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20

public view and council could have
compelled joint use Of tracks "for
any distance not exceeding Ave
blocks"
New franchies give 3oyear term,
while old ones, surrendered in ex.
change, had only 16 or II years yet
TO -un on most valuable streets
March. 1904 "A. l.. Mills nominated for
Legislature by Matthews.Carey fac.
ton (tne same that controlled coun-
ell when the blanket franchises were
granted
June, 19Ol--Mills elected.
December, 19O4-Mills announced as
candidate for speaker By Matthews.
Carey element, which pulls down A.
A. Bailey.
January, 1905-Mills wins speakership
from T. b. Kay by one vote in Re
publican caucus.
February, 1905-Mills secures enact
ment Of bill to validate sale of fran
chises; also bill to give larger privi-
leges to car company (rejected at
the city election June 19O5), and to
change method of securing city Of
Portland deposits in the interest of
large banks (Which City Treasurer
Werlcin says will diminish interest
revenue to city between $1,000 and |
$4,000 below last year's).
Under blanket franchises, the Portland |
Rai'w"y Company and City & Sub
urban Railway Company consolidated
October !, 1904.
May 1905 consolidated Company and
franchises sold to j. and w. Selig.
man, of New York, and +. w. Clark
& Co., Of Philadelphia, for $4,000, 900
"cash." (Act validating such sale
passed by legislature in preceding
February.
'ricc paid for franchises, $4,0O0,000
the other $2,OOO,OOO representing the
physical properties which had been
paid for, however, by $500, 900 bond.
d debt.
une, 1906 Merged with the o. w. p.
Company.
irowth of Capital Stock-City & Sub.
u'ban, $l,25O0O0; Portland Railway,
100000; total, $2,O5O, ,OOO-Consoli.
dater Company, $4,OOO,OOO; after sale
in May, 1905, $6,OOO,OOO; afterward,
raised to $7OOO.OOO; bonds author. Il
ized $5,OOO,OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Baseball PLAYERS and Foot RacersI

Louis J. Kruger, ex-champioD long
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland, write, October 81, 1901:
"During my training of eight weeks
foot races at Salt Lake City, in April
last, | used Ballard's Snow Liniment
to my greatest satisfaction. There
fore, highly recommend Snow Lini.
ment to all who are troubled with
sprains, bruises or rheumatism 35c,
SOC and 81. Sold by D. J. Fly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Indigestion.

With its companions, heart burn, fat
ulence, torpidity of the liver, consti.
patton, palpitation of the heart, poor
blood, headache and ether nervous
symptoms, sallow skin, foul tongue, of
fensive breath and legion of other
ailments, is at once the most wide.
spread and destructive malady amoag
the American people. The Herbine
treatment win cure all these troubles.
oVc bottle. For sale by D. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20

oct there with are not wanted
BRYAN i, man Of ideas-thaf is, he
il yolumipous in expres.iou--he writes
and talks a great deal. Would he be
man Of actioni
Would he or Hears do anything but
involve ou- country in interr'nab!e
controversy with conflicting interests
and with other eountriesl
What has either Of these candidates
ever done in the line Of actual per
formoueeY NEITHER OF THEM Is
A JAcKsoN-A MAN OF DEEDS.
Has either Of them eyer done any
thing but comment upon the passing
phase. o. attempt TO catch onto the
passing wave Of public thought that
seemed TO them liable to make them
political availabiliticsY
This IL thown out, not as criticism,
but as statement Of fact based upon
careful scrutiny Of Of years Of actly'
tiles on the part Of these professed
leaders Of reforms.
The man of the hour to accomplish
things Of moment must be a man OF
action. doer of deeds. not a spieIer of
words. dreamer Of dreams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
CEMENT INDUSTRY IN OREGON
(Dallas Itemizer.)


The destruction Of San Francisco
and it's proposed and prosecuted re-
building, have caused an abnormal de.
mand for Portland cSncnt, and other
causes, among them an unprecedented
amount of building in Portland, have
accentuated the discrepancy between
the demand and the supply in the coast
cities during the past few weeks.
Which leads to the inquiry: Could this
material, or something just as good,
be manufactured at or near homer
Portland Journal
The observer believes that the stone
in the foothills west of Dallas would
furnish frst.class quality Of build.
ing cement. This stone has been tested
for cement purposes by Easte:n experts
aud the samples appear to be equal in
hardness and durability to the best i'm,
ported cement. II is possible that it
might be necessary to add a small per.
centage Of lime to this cement to give
it the proper cohesive qualities, but it
Is believed by those who have exam.
iued the Dallas stone that if any lime
were needed at all, the cost would be
50 smalI that the cement could be man.
ufactUed at a figure below the prices
charged for cement impo7ted from Eu.
rope. The quantity Of this stone is IN.
limited. and it is all easy Of access.
The nearest quarry is less than three
miles from the southern Pacific rail.
road a. Dallas, and the trains Of the
Dallas and Falls City railroad pass
within about one mile Of it. A spur
'ould be built from the main line Of
The latter railroad 20 the quarry at a |
mall cost We believe the project Of
developing these qua rics for ccmen'
purposes Is well worthy of careful in
'cstlgation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Delegates 70 Irrigation Congress.

A meeting Of the Greater Salem Com
mercial Club will be held tonight at the
city hall, when the appointment of two
delegates to the National Irrigation
Congress at Boise will be made. Other
important business will come up for
consideration.
The city of Salem will be entitled to
five delegates at the Irrigation Con-
gress, and these will be appointed by
Mayor Watos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
x RAYS

Which is the greater, the one Goode
man, or the 500 workeys2
Because the street railways run cars
over the Portland streets, Mr.. Goode
should not arrogate to himself the idea
that he owns the town. Of course he
does but some day there will be an
eiectment suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20

liam. Harnev, Josephine, Lane, hinn'
Polk, Umatilla, Union and ai''n''- 49,.
unltpomah county, the office Of she''
~ is n doubt in many counties 'ne
sheriff. Office was the only one cap
+ured bv the Democrats
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Headquarters for Twine

Standard Binding Twine, the
on earth at IL cents per pound, or I'd
cents net cash, Don't use irtsi|
stuff, fo- it will cost more in the ID
run. Mitchell, Lewis & stavs d
Salem Branch. ., a g7 IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
oheerfully Recommended for Rheuma.
tiSIn.

o. G. Higbee, Danville, H., writes.
Dee. 2, 1901; "About two years ago
! was laid up for four months. with
rheumatism, / tried Ballard's Snow
Liniment; one bottle cured me. ! can
cheerfully secommend it to all suffe-.
ing from like affection. 25c, soc and
81. For sale by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
CANDIDATES WITH WHEELS.

There n not much margin for any
eaadi'Aie for The presidency with an
assc'tmea, Of wheels of any desc-ip.
ilou.
THE COUNTRY Is TOO PROSPER.
GUS TIE wheels Of industry ave hum
ming TOO lopily, there are 700 many
ear whoels rolliag TO STAND FOR IT
From This standpoint there Is not
meeh room for a man liko Bryan or
healst Mea whc take up apy lad 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20

counties 4, and the invitation made
through the newspapers are meant to
include everybody who is interested in
dairying. a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
Smiles
Walk, You Portlanaers. walk,

u-.u.
walk ''o For'Ian.ers, walk!
,,'m. ~ t,,., ,5'',', ."'a' , 'me breeds
''"''' '''' '''.',, l''e'f
,,,c.,,n ,"',' n.,,. no" nave water enough.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
NOTICE.

1t h, eby given that order of the County Cou,t
cr Oregon the following warrants outstanding against MAJ
d sove years po July 1906 will be- cancelled and
os, Droserte for payment within days after & n s
elueou un-7 zA1,c July s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
r1IANKLEss PUBLIC WORK,

NEXT 70 being member Of the legis'
laturc the most thankless task is sery'
ING no an alderman or mayor.
In a city the size Of Salem these Of
feers not only frame the charter under
which thsy act but TRANSACT A
LARGE DETAIL BUsrNEss.
The petty detpils Of ward repairs
the police regulations, the larger ar
fairs Of granting franchises, all require
ability and patience.
THAT A CITY OFFICIAL MUST
HAVE. He must have besides hon
esty Of purpose and command the re-
speet and confidence Of his neighbors.
Besides the city finance tho alder
men and mayOr must have the respon'
sibility Of the contracts and the dis
bursement Of city funds.
On top Of all this comes the dog tax,
and the COWS running at large. and
boys swimming in sight Of sensitive
ladies' and general deviltry..
Then there comes the tramps, and
the street walkers and the beggars
and othe- nuisances and what not to
TRY THE TEMPERs OF THE CITY
FATHERS.
Who would not be city ofiiciali
Has not the time come TO pay these
men for their wOgk. as Is done in near
ly all other eitiesi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
MAKE NEW AND ADDITIONAL
BUsINEss ron ALL TOWNS ..-rnln

new wealth in making now towns con.
ver'ing farm property in'o suburban
tracts aud Multiplying the convenience,
~ lie.
Electric lines sr, a great stimulus 10
e'lecatioa, to industries. 20 enterprise
giving employmeni 10 labor and Great.
ing better social conditions for an the
people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
1T WOULD Owe THE COUNTRY
PEOPLE PErrER MARKETS AND
MAKE aALEM 4 BETTER MARKET.

ON the other hand. towns like Dal.
las, silyerton Saytou aud others have
no fear Of losing their local trade,
People will not pay 20 to 80 cents
fare each way to buy staples tha' can
b. purchased Just As chcaply nj home.
The bcncdt NJ elect ic limos is 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20

Rapid transit between this city and
its neighbors is very much desifed.
Any town within ten, fifteen o.
twenty-five miles is naturally our
neighho'.
The local trade Of our city would be
helped mach by these electric lines. as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-20
COMMERCIAL CLUB SHOULD ACT.

Salem needs electric ear lines to- Sill.
ver,on, Dallas or Mehama far more
than 10 Portland.
The Salem Commercial Club, which
meets this evening ~ the city hail.
SHOULD APPOINT A COMMITTEE
ON THIS SUBJECT.
Rapid transit between this city and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
BABY RLEssEs The UNION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Mckee, Who Were
Married Secretly

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-A cablegram
brings the news that a son has come
to bless the union OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hart Mckee, at their present place Of
residence, 10 Rue Alfred Devigny, Par
Is. Hart Mckee and Mrs. Cornelia
Baxter Teyls, widow Of Hugh Tevis,
were welded secretly in Philadelphia
On January 12, 1905. The ceremony
MAS followed by q few months trip
abroad.
\ IA report that the couple were to pe
married was denied by i, Sellers Nc Nc
SiSee, father Of the young mar. Hart
Mckee had just been separated from rom
siiis sife, u whom d divorce AZ been .Ittl
81 tsbdfss
Haft MOI returned rom Flance
alone and deciaFef Ne Holld never
Marty aissl TeYisl mic beapEifni wia'
ow came back coon et'erward and
Joined Mckee IN Philadelphia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
COURT NEWS

Deed dated January 81. 1905: W. W.
Mitchell ct ux. to Fairmont, Morgan
town and Pittsburg Railroad Company.
parcel Of land in Union district con.
slderatlon, $1,000.
Deed dated February 5, 1906 Sarah
E. Layman and husband to Fairnont,
Morgantown and Pittsburg Railroad
Company, parcel of land in First ward;
consideration, $500.
Deed dated February Z, 1905; a. s,
Cunningham ct ux. to George B, Moore
ct ux., lot in Barnstown; consideration,
S2s5,
L. H. Hess was appointed admins
traitor Of the personal estate Of Lucin-
da G. Spears, deceased. Bond, $1,000
with Samuel 7. Spears and Harry G.
Spears as sureties
Samuel T. separs appointed guar
dian Of Glenn A. Spears, infant heir Of
Lucinda @. Spears, deceased, Bond
81 800 with L. H. Hess as surety.
Mary ]. Hough qualified as execl'trlx
Of the last will and testament Of James
A. Hough, deceased.
Certificate Of incorporation,
Certificate Of incorporation dated
January IL, 1905, was granted TO the
Tri state Land Company. Tho Rrin-
cipal place OF business Of this corpo.
ration will be at 211 Adams street in
Fairmont. The objects and purposes
q tho company arc: To manufacture
and deal in lumber, brick, steel, stone,
and other materials, and any and all
articles consisting or partly consisting
Of wood, brick, steel, stone, clays'
sands or other materials or any Of the
products thereof.
10 acquire, own, lease, use occupy
or develop any lands containing wood
stone, iron, coal, oil, gas, clays, sands,
or any other lands for the purposes o.
the corporation; to construct bridges,
buildings, machinery, boats engines,
ears. carshops, shine shpps and 9th | 9TH
or industrial works ma etories st.d
;to Ecu Ire same o. on g
5thereof; 81 % own maintain end ores
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
Cleanliness Is said q be mex
to godlIness cheeEtalness IS 4
godnness itself.
MORE ABOUT TiNETA 81 gs.

5ttls+is
A valued patron q the West Viz
ginIan said yesterdas tistsh vas gladl,
TO see the position We lad ken on
the railway timetable pEopo ition. He
further observed tliat was pleased
that the west Nifginlan wasn Y so
small as the failroad company That
just It, it isn't Ths trginian.
thinks that newspapers are public
saryauls ana that theit chtef reason
for existence IS serslce The people,
The railroads NE pphlsc.s eryants also 4 9
and as such obtain special tgtleges
by law and II 4 wefe possible they.
ought TO he nude pay toS tic publish.
Ing OF thcE ametabIe Bnt because
The rnnroaa cclnpanie choose r. be
40 ahorialehted as g irsat ne news
napers as thsy Do II asldng them ~
run lheir timetables for hothing ae
West Vlrginian does tot see way.
cloar to ineonseniepce # tIcusands
OF readers WIG nage Isatasd e se;
pend upon Il ior III IhasS 81
nccially When they pas regularly t n
such Information Ihe ed Par 3 9
kersburs smt Jotnal cant see ~
ia .... a.s,.,,.., III fSttS "a zee ifhe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
y. Va ! OIL
LdteSt Del t0plIleIIts 0t Ol
Gas Thfoaetlol The StdIs.

!0a0gl w V1aIllgueaI NC. ssSlasy.. u
On Muddy creek III the Middle
bourne district TYLER county the lee
South penn on Company No. on On.
tie Isaiah Baker farm has start e lto
dow again ana IS prodnctng 1s5 barrels
4 day. The well produced 1856 barrels
de arst "a hours after Il was drilled
IN, but salt water got Il and held 'li .Sae':
tile oil.
n die Folsom district Wetzel scoti Y:
Il. the south penn OH Company has
drllled its No. "a on the Genine Robin
Son tract IS feet into:the stray and has
developed d light gas pressure but no
oil.
In the Littleton district, The same
company has given It's No. 3 on the 2.
whitiach farm shot and it responded
81 producing 90 barrels the ensuing q
hours. On sArchers fork, in the same
county. the Archers Fork OIL Company
md shot It's test on the J. p. Dawson
farm and 1t Is producing 20 barrels g
day from the Big 1njun.
small producer In Harrison
On ROCK Camp Run, sardis district.
Harrison county, Judge Nathan Con
has drilled his No. as on his own farm
through the Gordon and the hole has
filled up 600 feet with fluid. ltS be
given shot and will make q small
producer. On Dog run. Ten Mile dis
trict, the 1nvicible OH Company Is due
in the Gordon at its No. 8 on tho Isaac
N. Wilcox farm.
On Salem Fork, in the same district,
j. F Randolph 6 Co. are drilling test
on the Fleming Bros. farm. On the
same stream and in the same district.
Kerr Bros. & Co. are down 500 feet at
a test on the D. Ellis Cox farm. On.
Rock Camp run, sardis district, J. 7.
ingram & Co. abe drilling a test on
the Fl y McIntire farm and tho Car
negie Natural Gas Company has a rig
completed for test on the George Dye
farm. located on Robinson fork Nc
clellan district, Doddridge county.
Big salt sand easser.
In the Goose creek district, Proper,
Browse 6 Campbell have drilled their
INo s on the Betty White farm into the
ton Of the salt sand and have very
strong gasser. AS soon as the pressure
subsiIes the we'll will be drilled deep
Ier. There is more new work starting
n this than in any other district in
Ritchie county. In the same, district,
the South Penn OIL Company has given
m test on the P. NJ. McGinnis farm
a shot in the salt sand and it Is pro,
ducing 20 barrels a day
On GLEN run, Union district, Tyler
county. the Reynolds OIL Co. has drill
ed it's test on the Lem Parker farm
through the Cow Run sand aud has
. duster
On Yellow creek, Center district,
Calhoun county, the Potomac OIL g
Gas Co. is building the rig for atest on
the ]. NJ. Bennett heirs farm. In the
same district, Godfrey L. Cabot is
ready to start at a test on the Joseph
Wilson farm.