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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
NO. z STARTS
BETTER THAN GUSHER
May Eclipse Famous Santa Maria
Well Although Finished
at Less Depth

SANTA MARIA, May 7-Palmer No.
g. finished at less depth than No. 1,
the gusher, is making several times
as much oil as the latter at the same
age. 1t Is probably good for a daily
yield of $50 to 300 barrels and it would
occasion no surprise if the well should
enter the class of big spouters when
the sands are out of the way.
The future of the Stendel No. l is
generally thought problematical, owing
to the water troubles, but the ground
is proved to the fullest extent. Six
wells are pumping in Cat canyon, viz,
the Palmer's two. the Unions Bell
Nos. / and 2, the Los Alamos Petro-
leum No. l and the Dome No. 2.
News is encouraging from the west,
New Pennsylvania and Henderson.
The Associated is getting nearly all
the Palmer's output, as the amount
only exceeds by very little what the
contract calls for daily. What is left
over goes to the Union under con-
tract that gives that company the
second call on the production.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
MINERS EsPOUSE
OIL MEMS CAUSE
Sierra Madre Club in Interest of
Southwest Addresses
Members of Congress
PICKETT BILL FOR MONOPOLY
Letter to Senators Asserts That
Measure Would Conserve
Oil for Railroad
PICKETT BILL FOR MONOPOLY

At q meeting of the directors of the
Sierra Madre club, held Friday, it was
decided to take further steps to AID
the fight now being waged on behalf of
the oil operators of California, and
with that idea in view the following
letter, sent out under special delivery
stamp, has been forwarded to every
member of congress. 1t will be deliv-
cred at Washington a few days after
the arrival of the delegation which left
Thursday night, and will greatly assist
in bringing to the attention of congress
the gravity of the situation as viewed
in California;:
1.-The Sierra Madre club, the first So
cial organization of it's kind in the
United States and consisting of nearly
250 of the leading oil and mining ope-
rators of the great southwest, respect
fully bespeaks your attentive consider
alton of the views of the delegation of
oil operators now on its way to Wash
ington to protest against the enact
ment of the so-called Pickett bill and
other similar measures which seem to
threaten the very existence of the great
petroleum industry of the state of Cali
fornia.
1.-The delegation, which consists of
eleven well known men, seven of whom
are members of this club, is backed by
the united support of the thousands
oil, and by all those who realize the
immense Importance of this industry
upon the commercial supremacy of the
entire state.
CANNOT CONSERVE OIL
I'VE submit to you the evident fact
that from the very nature of it's oc-
crrrence oil cannot be conserved in
the same way as coal or other mineral
products. Through the oil fields of Cal
ifornia the Southern Pacific railroad
owns every alternate section of land,
under United States patent, and it is
certain that the reservation of the gov
ernment land will permit this corpora
tion to drain the same through wells
on its own possessions, in it's own
time, and to the everlasting loss of the
independent operator and the entire
state. In other words, the question of
true conservation does not enter into
this matter in any way; but If the
Pickett, or any other measure, should
eventually become law, it will bring
with it merely conservation of the mo-
nopoly of the Southern Pacific railroad,
corresponding injustice to the hardy
men who have developed the fields to
their present state of productlVeness,
and tremendous loss to the entire state.
For these reasons, and for many
others to be presented to you by the
delegation in person, the Sierra Madre
club respectfully asks that you at least
consider the matter from the viewpoint
of the delegation, and them If consist
ent with your sense of justice, you do
all in your power to preserve for the
people the right to the fruits of their
iabors in taking from the ground a
fuel which Is of the most vital impor-
lance to the commercial development
OF the entire Pacific coast"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
WILL RECONSTRUCT MILL

GOLDFIELD, May 7.-Structural
steel and other material for recon-
struction of the damaged portion of
the Consolidated mill will begin to ar
rive during the coming week, and re-
pairs will be rushed to completion as
fast as possible All of the debris has
practically been cleared away, so there
will be no delay in reconstruction
when the material arrives. The mill
is running smoothly with seventy
stamps, and handling from 900 to $50
tons of ore a day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
SANTA BARBARA CUTS
OFF NORTHERN CRUDE

SANTA BARBARA, May 7.-Since
the Union was refused leave to land
Santa Maria oil from it's tank vessels
and withdrew from the local market no
northern oil has come here. All the
local consumption, including fuel, gas
and road making oil, comes from Sum-
merland and Santa Paula.
The rate from the latter point is
much less than from Santa Maria. The
Associated is making no effort to get
trade, although it's pipe line terminates
at Gaviota, where either rail or water
transportation is to be had. Local con-
sumption amounts to few hundred
barrels daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
M,KITTRIcK-sUNsET REPORT

Bulletin 4O6, the preliminary report on
the McKittrick- Sunset Oil region, by
Ralph Arnold and Harry r. Johnson
was received from Washington last
night, but not in time for any particu-
lar mention to be made of it this NOR
ing. Those interested in the subject
can obtain free copies of it from the
director United States geological sur
'Vey washington, d. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
MIDWAY VIEW DIRECTORS
VISIT COMPANY HOLDING

Thomas Hughes, Senator N. w.
Thompson and DR.. ]. T. Stewart, di
rectors of the Midway View Oil COM
pany, and Charles II. Treat and Thorn
as Cassou of the same company, left
yesterday for the property
This company is said to have obtain
ed options on one of the choice tracts
of land near the Lake View. gusher.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
MERCHANTS AND BANKERS
WILL START THIS WEEK

BAKERSFIELD, May THE Mer-
chants and Bankers Oil company, which
recently took over the northwest quar-
ter of section 20. 2S-2S, formerly the
property of the Reed Crude, is getting
ready for active development work un-
der the superintendency of III. j. Ty-
ler. Mr.. Tyler has been laying water
line from the Rambler lease, and eX-
meets to start drilling about Saturday.
He plans to put down eighty wells.
Superintendent Tyler was formerly in
the Rurmah oil fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
FOR LAkEvIEW SAND

MARICOPA, May THE M. and NJ,
on the south half of the northeast quar-
ter of section SO, 1924, Tuesday started
to drill through the cement in well No.
Z on the east line, which is being drilled
for the Lakeview sand. The water was
eemented off at 1925 feet. The Lake
view entered the big sand at 2525 feet
or thereabouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
TOOLS DROP IN WELL

MARICOPA, May 1.-THE Ethel d..
No. 7, on the south line of the south
east quarter 36-12-24, struck gas
pocket Monday at 700 feet which threw
the tools out of the hole. In coming
down the weight broke the cable and
the tools fell back into the hole, neces-
stating a fishing job.
These gas blowouts are frequent in
this locality, but are not always so
severe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
FRANCE wELLMAN EXPANDS

The France Wellman oil company is closing
deal whereby it will add eighty acres more
to the 200 it now has in section SO' Midway
field. Several of the directors Of the company
will leave for an inspection of the properties
today taking with them ]. c. Il. .ance, new
shareholder from Columbus, o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
SHOWS GAS AND OIL

COALINGA, May 7.-Reports from
the Bohemian on section 22-21-15, which
are being kept quiet, are that there IS
a showing of both gas and oil The
hole is s64O feet deep with 6 5-S-inch'
casing
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
WILL INSTALL ROTARY

MARICOPA, May THE One Eleven
Oil company, on the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of 1-l1-2S, is
down $50 feet with 1219-inch casing ana
is considering the installation of a ro-
tary IL prompt delivery can be secured
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
ELsINoRE IS READY

COALINGA, May 1.-THE Elsinore Oil
company, on sections and IL, 22-1S,
has a full standard rig, bunk house and
cook house, and will rig up and begin
drilling this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
ABOUT 1900 BARRELS

CoALINGA, May 1.-THE Kern Trad
ing and oil company, on section 35-
1876, has brought in well No. II, which
is now making about 1900 barrels day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
Capitalization $1,OOO,OOO.OO
DR.. J. T. STEWART,
San Fernando Bldg, Los Angeles.
LEE c.. GATES,
Title Insurance and Trust Co.

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08
Midway View Oil Company
4O2-4O4 Laughlin Building Los Angeles
Cphiz zdon$1 $825ONO
DIRECTORS
THOMAS HUGHES,

Hughes Mfg. Co.; Western Union Oil
Co.; Rice Ranch Oil Co.; Fullerton
Oil Co.
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Spfcr Der NGltc.

9tuh ctlitbc Yienben in ser llmgcs
blng bon Eittsburg lnaefom.
men. - Sbolnctter in Gincins
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tpona Ourh Die @u6t bes @inocs
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Soblennotb pcrilriodte. peroen ieet
lcl0 Nbbilic erbalten.
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Der EencrbGmun.

Fropibence, n. g., 81. Ee,.
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0'cbulloe an Der Gde BON Mfuttbep.
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tern oes oritteu Stodrperfs tobtIihe
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lihen Sd)aoen ebe es gelong, Die
flunneu 5u loiden.
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belte in 1Slonuncn ui,f uno cine
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IN G,Oeibe5 ..r5aufi." Der einen grcbcn Slc5
be9te nno pfleGie adb es eipises Juder. Gs
mar cine CnaI pefoe bic S6flinae erraeru
mnBcn. Die fdptmmeren. mic ruben6en, iictbl;t.
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ltdiet. oleieniecn Der Weuiber. tpelcfe an SIs
mnrrboioen Ietoer. brauht uoer Nier,ano ;it
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ieiie 9enaluiee Seilriiltcl. ons iidh SeocrnGra
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bnhcn rno nnberbem lpiro cine Probe niniorlI
an 5coermdnn bon q. 9euiiuebier K Go. Por
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hen lid; SnNenicilr ". ). Wiiuinos
ton bon Srcntou; g8illiom 6lpnn
pon &alioS.Gim; !. 3. Srning uOn
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Niobspoit ans Miiiunri.
3ug Der yGbicogo, 9fod rSslono rro
Fociiic. .9obn" entgleilt uno De-
molirt-Iie Sriirnmer IN Slom-
men. - Soote uno 0erlebtc.

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pliroen IN cincm mirrcn Srilnlnlrf,
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@ei5er 3. y. Sininaer aua Srenton
Ilo 5lpe nod nid)t ioentiiiirte
6ronen Inter oen Serletten bcill.
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Mber Moberta I!
Gsfapabe einss jnnaen WGnsdJens
ans Ebilaoelplia.

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Iic nit eincm 15sjGbri9eu Sell.
ncr Gus @ien Ourf, lpelder nod
ubenoreh perbeirotbet tit Sbr
(5roBpater bate iie leraoe als
ieine llnibcrial Grbin eingeiest.
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ultf bu3 iIii6tige Eaar lmo miro
bon ser Satin oe5 @ulons ltlt.
tcritiiBt. -- Ter QeBtere ein &c.
boreuer 0iener.
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MGbreno Die Holi5ei ilno TeteftiuS
Gle am Iebteu DlittipofJ ans Ebilu'
heipbia peridmun0ene Roberto 6. &c
Sunon, cine reide @rbin, nod nid)t
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iohen, lpelde iie gu Der slnnobme
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mohtc. sI,n n1biten Gage eriubr
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mo lit Der Holisei in ihren yatior.
icnlngen nuf Dem Euure bebiilflif.
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cla5uipilligen pofiir er ibr piel @eIo
oIbot rno 5eigte ibr gleib5eitig eiit
1oloeneS Streid)bpl5biihien, weldes
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gum @eihenf gemadjt bate.
9obcrtu lit imgelpobnlib id,on uuo
todgebiloct. Sbr Batter tit als VT.
ticnlnafler bier tbGtis. slnBer Dem
ihr periprohenen groben Termogen
ibrcs @roBuaters ioa oas Mdohen
$50, ZOO bon ibrer peritorbenen Wut.
ter gccrbt baben.
Gobcn lit 10 Sabre alt, flein,
idm1dtig uno tbeilpelie fabIf0piig.
=, lit aus @ien Seitreib gebiirtia
mo ollh llnter ben Gamen Seroi.
lano Goof, 5eroinano @oob uno
Teroinonb Seuille befonnt. ,srmt
Cohen bat perlheoene 9iebesbrieie,
mclhe oas Wtaohen an ibren Mann
idrieb, in ibrem 9eiit. 9foberta'S
afutter itnrb Dor etipo einem Wonat
i'll einem Soipital 5u philadelphia.
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She Marplanb Sabinss Danf,

5be Warglano SablllSS Dant,
eablpeitsGde Baltimore. unb Gpmnteree.etrahe.
Baltimore, Wib.
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fdnitt oeribluenoerit6 unb crtrnpaadnt, lobalo
er CSeIo perbient. @r glaubi, bdb er, otne
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oen nlub. lpie unbcre iiin9e 2euie, poer CT bil'
bet iilD elm, iiidt riailillttb oDne Die bon TIM
ii6Itt peritbleuoerteil o, 10 poer 10 GcnfS
nuftreten su fonnen er oentt nidt oor1n. ogB
eiue ideinblre GIeiniafeii penn gcipart, III
menaen Sa6ren ein 1nrtoomeni fir eine ipdtere
gcfebdfts'Garrierc biloen wilrbe. 3n SBert9e
srfeunclt, aab; seer ben Gent mint cbst, 1T aes
gs 1T bGs t5eidGft Der ,@larplauo eauinss
8aut," grpnrUiiir au perma!tcM. Gle ibnt
oies In elmer lSeiie bic ibr cine iidric SielInna
inter ten 6inan5'Sniiliui,n ocs 3unoes Ge!pc'I'
ilen Bat.
I'm SaItimorc's Saupiitrabe ae!esen 9dgltdb
often bon 10 hiS 3 llbr, Gnm'iag biz ubr
Aoenos, oSeffnet Gin Gonto bcute, wcnn and
eswSbnt Gud has spartu nu.
Seamte:
Wni. g. Sluno, RruItocnt
Gummcriicio Salo,ufn, 0icesBrditoenf
Samarb :. spiliams, Scbnbmeier.
ma.tcr 8. Spuf, SiiIiSs Cd baBr,eilier.
8idaro ID. TIoul. IntunI!.
Iircfturen:
Sunmerfieb enISpn. :. Job Slegs.
Spiepb > GbtSitcb, Soibua g. NaiuIings,
Spparb I. geiuians. 9ii6aro N. Sppaa.
:. gilbert Sugbes, cioroon ~ Pntne,
gS 3. 6. SulanD, Smtgbt Us. g8iQiamlon,
g8nl. sS. gIouo.
(NoblS-)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-01
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