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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
i'm Court Case Becomes
Valuable to Oil Land LOC0fOrS

TN view of the remarkable demand
for oil lands on the public domain
n the California Oil World publishes
the following syllabus in the case Of
Miller VS.. Chrisman GAO Cal. Rep,
page 440). The decision was rendered
by the state supreme court en- banc
September 80 1908, and was later af-
firmed by the supreme court of the
United States:
Discovery, how oonstituted-Surfac
indications.-To constitute a discovery
of oil the law requires something more
than conjecture, hope or ordinary sur
face indications, such as the seepage
of oil, and the geological formation of
the country, indicating the likelihood
of oil in paying quantities. There must
be an actual discovery of oil by boring
beneath the surface.
thine for discovery-Ef upon To-
cation.--It is not essential to the va
lidity of a location of oil land that the
actual discovery of oil in paying guam
titles shall precede or co-exist with the
posting of the notice of location, and
the demarcation of boundaries. The
discovery, when made subsequently,
operates to perfect the location against
all the world, save those whose bona
fide rights have interviewed.
Good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28

1000 tons to the New Jersey Zinc COM
pany divided between the Jones &
Laughlin Steel company and the Lack
awanna Bridge company.
A large amount of new structural
work is pending and never were the
fabricating shops as busy in their es-
timating departments as now Work.
present and prospective, will call for
about 100000 tons Of structural steel
Agricultural implement ranufactur-
ers are reported to have placed some
contracts for soft steel bars on a basis
OF $1.40 mill deliveries beginning July
1 and covering the next twelve months.
Other similar contracts are pending.
Some new contracts have been placed
for plates and shapes by car builders,
shipyards and machinery manufactur-
ers and larger specifications have been
received on previous contrcts with the
same interests.
Contracts for pig iron have aggregat-
ed about $4,000 TONS mainly foundry
gray. One New England manufacturer
of plumbers supplies divided an order
for 5000 tons between two furnaces and
another New England contract for TO-
900 tons is pending. Minimum prices
are ruling i'm all sections with Alabama
iron especially weak and lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
NEVADA OIL INDUSTRY
BEGINS TO LOOK REAL

WINNEMUCCA. New. March 81
is clearing the ground to erect its der
rick within a few feet Of the Western
Pacific well. As soon as several car
loads of lumber ana other supplies ar
rive work will begin and be pushed
without cessation in pushing well No. 1.
The Sitting Bull company of Reno
has a standard rig, capable of sinking
5000 feet together with lumber and all
accessories ON the way to Sulphur
With the continuance of warm, dry
weather such as we are now having
the new town of Sulphur will become
active.
Experts are arriving to examine the
field. Few will express Il decided opin-
ion, but II is evident that the prospects
are pleasing. Il. A. Edwards, an oil
expert of high standing in California,
writes the Silver state from Bakers.
field that he will be here soon to ex-
anime and report on the Black Rock
oil fields. He built the rehneries for
the Union Oil company in San Luis
Obispo county. cal. and will build one
at Sulphur as soon as enough oil is de-
Veloped to warrant ii. lie also says
that any amount of California capitar
is ready to come in and develop the
field.
A. p. Kensler and w. j. Wired, who
own about 500 acres of oil land near
Sulphur, report much activity in the
town and many strange faces.
With the oil prospects In the Black
Rock Oil fields and new and surprising
gold strikes in National, with large
section yet to be heard from, the flu
ture for Winnemucca and humboldt
county looks good.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28

of possession.-One who in good faith
makes his location. remains in possess
sion, and with due diligence prosecutes
his work toward a discovery is fully
protected against all forms of forcible,
fraudulent, surreptitious or clandestine
entries and intrusions upon his possess
sion. An entry for location upon a pre-
Viously located claim must always be
peaceable, open and above board, and
made in good faith, or no right can be
founded upon it.
abandonment of invalid claim-New
location.-Where a prior location has
no validity there is no occasion for one
of the locators to abandon it before he
can unite with other locators in maxi
ing a new valid location.
Failure of work-Absence of dis
covery-Peaceable entry and location
Valid title.-Where there is an absence
of discovery of oil within a prior loca-
ton, and no work is done to protect
the possession of the prior locators,
their location is void, and subsequent
locators entering openly and peaceably
in good faith. and making another To-
cation, which they proceed to protect
by dtigent prosecution of work to the
discovery of oil in paying quantities,
acquire a valid title as against the
prior locatorS."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
KERN MEN LEASE LAND
IN C0ALlNGA TERRITORY

COALINGA, March 27.-The Creme
Petroleum company has been formed
TO develop the twenty acres owned by
the Meeker estate in section 80, 20-15,
and which has been leased to the COM
pany as the result of a recent visit of
inspection here by NJ. +. Flickinger and
e. D. Buss. The deal has been on for
some time, but on account Of the prop
erty being in the nature of an estate,
it took some time for the promoters
to perfect their plans. The Creme COM
pany is capitalized for 100000 shares
of par value of 81 each, and the in
corporators are +. D. Buss, A. w.
Mason, j. f. Mason. c. II. Holbrook,
jr. and M. =. Flickinger.
Flickinger Mason and Buss are in
terested in the Kern river field and
have been eminently successful. OF
late they have been trying to get a
good piece of property in the Coalinga
field for development, and their success
here is noted.
Development work will be started
Immediately under the supervision of
A. w. Mason. and as the land leased
is in proved territory, a good produc-
tion should be secured
The men interested in this new COM
pany are old-timers at the oil game.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
MONTE CRISTO SALE
NETS 1929 A SHARE

The sale of 760 acres of the property
of the Monte Cristo Oil company at an
approximate price of $500 an acre will
net the company $1,140,000, or $2.2S a
share ON the 100000 shares capital
stock. In addition the company has
100 acres on section 1-11-24, on which
are some twenty-five producing wells
This quarter section with improve
ments is easily worth another million
dollars, as every foot of it is proved
oil territory, and 1t is now producing
large quantities of oil. The company
also has its old lease in the Kern river
field, where the production has been
largely increased by the air compress
sor The company, therefore, has some
what over $1,000,000 worth of cash COM
ing to it and 800 acres of developed
land from which a production of at
least 100000 barrels of oil a month is
being realized. The stock has adj
vanced in the past week from $2.25 to
81 a share, and it is evident that the
price is modest compared with the real
assets.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
WILL DRILL WELL ON
LAND NEAR LAKEVlEW

MARIcOPA. March 27.-The Mari
copa SO Oil Company operating lease
on the northwest corner of Nj. and NJ,
section 36-12-24, adjoining the Lake
view property, will drill well No. 2 a
short distance east of it, work to start
as soon as a rig can be erected.
Well No. /, on the southeast corner
OF the lease, was 535 feet deep Monday.
The company is under the management
of S. H Tryon and Il. N. Moore, eX-
perienced operators in that section,
and has very bright prospects.
Since the Lakeview well began it's
spectacular performance Maricopa SO
has been in the spotlight, and severa.
flattering offers have been made for
the lease, none of which has beef con-
sidered. One enthusiast offered $4,000
for single acre, in the corner adjoin-
ing the gusher.
The company is Incorporated for
$3.50 900, par value of stock 81 a share.
The last issue of 10000 shares leaves
1870. 900 shares in the treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
WEEKS DIZZINESS
IS UNEXPLAINED
Settlement of Firemen's Strike and
Hopeful Situation in other Labor
Troubles Without EnIiVening
Effect
ASSOCIATED Pressl


NEW YORK. March 27.-The dull
and narrow stock market of last week
bore little relation to the course of
events in the outside world, except as
1t was held in restraint by the prospect
of curtailment by the double holiday
and the possible demands upon the
money market of the approaching set
Elements.
The money position was complicated
by the weeks sale of $50,000,000 New
York city Az per cent bonds The re-
suit of that sale also Illuminated the
investment situation in a way not
wholly cheering to sentiment. The first
impression of the sale was good, owing
to the large volume of applications and
the considerable foreign demand IN
cluded. The new bonds were imme-
diately admitted to the stock market
to be traded in "when issued" and the
sag in the price to below the lowest
at which allotments were made on sub
scriptions turned the feeling on the
matter to one of discourag cement.
British consols sold down during the
week to the lowest price since the
depression of 1907. and with that eX-
ception since the first half of the CEN
turv, The temperance of the short
time railroad note issue in the New
York market was additional evidence
of the unsatisfactory investment de-
mand for fixed interest securities.
Satisfaction was felt over the settle
ment Of the western railroad tiremen's
dispute Hopeful views were held. also,
of an adjustment of the coal miners
troubles in the middle west. Cheerful
views entertained by the railroad traf-
fc officials of business prospects
helped to the confidence in labor set
Elements.
Business in iron was done at receding
quotations.
Political unrest had some reflection
in the securities markets through the
apprehension of a reopening of the
tariff question.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28

many rich prizes in reward for energy
and energy alone. 1t seems almost
too good to be true, doesn't it? But it
is true, every word of it, Call on the
Contest Department and find out for
yourself, then If you do not think 1t
orth your while or energy 70" few
weeks, no one will be offended If you
do not participate. If it is worth your
whle-and it cannot help but be worth
your Whilc-then you will see the i'm
portance of hustling. Who would not
hustle for a few weeks for $4,000 home,
or anyone Of the other prizes men
toned? Some of the best known men
and women of Southern California and
neighboring states are going to be par
If you begin now, you will receive
Grand Prizes to he awarded at the
close of the contest. For instance
five special prizes will be awarded to
the five candidates, who lead at 10
O'Clock Saturday evening, April ..
These prizes are:
First stepping stone prze-S350
scholarship in the Page Military acad-
envy.
Second stepping stone prize-S35O
scholarship in the Page seminary.
Third stepping-stonc prize-$1S0
scholarship in the Cumnock school Of
Expression.
Fourth stepping-stone prizc-$15o
course in the New York School of
Acting, Los Angeles.
Fifth stepping stone prize-$50 gold
watch to be selected from S. y.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
ROADS ORDER MANY
ENGINES IN MARCH

NEW YORK, March 27-Rai!roads
last week still withheld orders for
bridges, nails and other equipment.
but official confirmation was received
of previous contracts for cars and To-
comotives which insures for March the
highest monthly record since last No
Vember. Bids have been submitted on
railroad bridges requiring 5000 tons of
fabricated steel, but no awards nave
been made and other railroad work IS
pending, calling for $4,000 tons OF
structural material.
With an absence of railroad work
there has been keener competition for
fabricated steel orders coming from
contractors and manufacturers for
new buildings. The result has been
the receipt of specifications for about
25 600 tons taken on basis of $1.4O to
$3.50 t. o. b. mill.
The largest local contract has been
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
UNCLE SAM LISTENS
FOR OPINIONS UPON
WITHDRAWN OIL LAND

BAKERSFDELD, March 27.-That the
interior department is taking an Interest
in The operations of oil operators on
lands that were Withdrawn in September,
1909. by order Of that department, Is evil
dcnced by inquiries made by letter of
Prominent mcnt in bakersfield as TO GER
tain operations. II is also believed that
secret investigation Is being made by
agents of the government.
One man who has been the recipient
Of letter on this subject expressed the
opinion that there will be legislation by
this congress governing oil lands on the
public domain. hut that the withdrawal
order will lie enforced.
Asked why the department chose this
method of investigating conditions
rather than by its agents, he laughed
shortly and remarked: "The chances are
that they have agents here. and that you
and others have talked with them"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28
HIGH GRADERS WORK
ON KIMBERLY CLAIMS

KIMBERLY, New, March 27.-That
high grading has been going on for
some time on some of the mines of
Kimberly is spite of the vigilance that
is being exercised by the property
owners, is n fact, and no amount of
effort has seemingly been effectual in
entirely preventing ii, for the reason
of the places showing picture rock be-
ing so numerous and distributed over
such large area.
The most glaring offense of this
kind detected in the camp recently,
was committed Sunday night on the
property of the Independence; the high
graders getting away with about 20
pounds of the rich ore. The ore had
been left uncovered by Matt Show in
an open cut on the day before, he be-
lievng the showing to be unknown to
anyone but himself, and just how it
was found is a mystery, unless his ac-
tons while uncovering the ledge were
observed during the day.
When he returned Monday morning
IL was Enthusiastically evident that sew
eral pounds of the rock had been re-
moved. Just what the value of the
high grade that was stolen would
amount to, cannot be definitely deter
mined, but as much of what is known
as picture rock in this district runs
exceedingly high in the gold content.
the amount may have been consider
able.
AS a result of this latest detection of
in the camp, additional
precautions are being taken, and on
Tuesday night a guard armed with
5000 rifle was placed where the ore
was exposed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-28

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