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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

BROADWAY n cor 42d st. fo4 3xi40.9x irreg;
Jarles r. Roosevelt ct al trus, to The broao,
way Corner Co; 20 yrs from May !. 1910 !wl'n
three renewals Of II yrs eachl; taxes. etc, so''-
coo to 1920 600: address. 30 Broadway.
BROADWAY, n e cor 42d st, 1os 3xl4oex
irreg: The Broadway Corner co 10 Hub Builoins
Co: April &c; assign lease; 81; address. 80 broau-
way.
BROADWAY. n cor 42d st; corner store;
Heb Building CO 10 The Broadway Corner CO..
20 yrs from May /. 1910 with renewal per an
NUM-; $40; address. 30 Broadway.
ELTON AVE, 651; store. etc; Hermine Han
1910: seeo to fro: address. 651 Elton ave
FRONT ST. 214: Nora Townsend 70 Jane ne
t Smith: yrs from May l, 1910; ne, si'VVV'
address. PA Front st.
GRAND ST. POI and 2a3: Melancthon Burr, p
20 Harris Goldman. Pfncus Mailman ana 5acoO
Siris 10 yrs from May 1. 1910; $500: address,
29l and 2e3 Grand st.
JAMES ST s: Sarah Jacobs to The Lincoln ,o'n
Paper Stock Co Inc: yrs from May 1. lsiV'
$3.50 20 81 40: address. James St
FREMONT AVE 4s1. second floor; William r
Brunssen e. al TO Lynn Hoe: yrs from May
1. 1910: 5000: address. ASH fremont ave
isT AVE. $. so IT n OF seth st. q ixs4 .3S
irieg: Robert and ogden Gcelet 10 Miehaei ana
Wilaemina Bley: 20 yrs from May j. lS9J, with
renewal; taxes. etc. $3.50; address lU5z ISL ave
1ST AVE. s. Co Il n Of seth st. coxe4: Robert
and Ogden Goelet TO Michael Bley; 70 WIS Yrs IRON i
Nav l. 1890. with renewal. taxes, etc s4-U. au
dress. 1882 LIST ave
1ST AVE $40; store and basement; Henry
Hornidge as receiver. TO Morris Meyer yrs
from May l. 1910; $3.50; address. $40 LIST ave.
9TH AVE cor 18th st: Maurice Murphy to
Lnedeke; yrs from Dec l. islo' sz'4o' u
$1,000: address. % 9th ave.
10TH AVE- s1e: south store Hannah Abra-
hsIn TO John CerTa; yrs from Jan i, lSUv'
$40; address. $40 10th ave.
BOTH ST. 521 West: Matilda Primer to Udell
Manufacturing Co; yrs from May i, 1910;
81 O5U; address. 521 West Both st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos IA
and Is Vesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Joseph z. Day
36TH ST. 559 5, 12J # of 18th ave. 25x
$50: vacant admrs sale; 20 Charles Short
meier for $4,000.
AUDUBoN AVE: II 10 II; cor of teeth
st. 7O.3xI0Oxs3. 5X95; two 8 sty flats; Jacob
Wiener ct al agt L NJ Calm et al; Wolf &
ISL 20: taxes. etc. 81 .0O6 So: sub to three mtgs
ageregating 1000; adjourned 10 May 3.
1ssTH ST. 10 &c 90. $. 40 It of 9Th ave.
al agt Joseph jacobson ct al; Wolf & X.
sttys: A cantor. ref amt due. $24.775 az;
taxes, etc. 81 .057 10: sub to four mtgs aggre-
Sos. ; 851. V''''- o. - '''' + 'AO'0"'S iO'
SIMPSON ST. 114I. W s. 1868 n Of 1sath
81. 25x74 IL: . sly frame dwlg: Cyrus Hitch
cock agt T Ieamy 81 al. u s ogden. atty;
T l. TAYLOR. ref amt due. s2.27O 90; taxes.
etc. sess %: 20 Leonard Well for ss.325.
HOFFMAN ST. 241O 5. ~ # of 1s7th
ct. 1e.sx1l7. sty tenmt: Duncan Smith ct
al. trustee etc. agt Charlotte Rehbock 81 al:
due. ss.sss S. taxes. etc. si4I IS: 10 the plsine
tin for 5000
BY J. Il Mayors.
WHITE PLAINS RID. n " cor Reiss ri. 100 Of
strahmann ct al: / y Williams. atty: c " Wick
a party in interest. for $500.
BY James l.. Wells Co
INTERVALE AVE. 1877. " 5. 4O3.1O fl . Of
Home ST 25xl25.7; sty frame dnlg; F T Hoff-
man sgt William wainwright 81 al: Ernest Hall
atty: Adoph Stern. ref; amt due. 50 341: taxes
etc s275 "a; 20 oscar l. Moser for S3.ss5
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
EAST Ie5TH ST. 2s3. old s27. n :, 100 z, Z.
o. Lincoln ave. 25Kloo. 5 sty brk tenmi: Lima
Nistel aEt Isaac Hattenbsch 81 al: Wager a
Acker. attys; William Arrowsmith. ref; amt
due Sc sss 10. taxes etc $500; subject 10 a
nrst mtg Of s12 ono
BY Joseph p. Day.
OCEAN FRONT, near West 32d 81. running
from Surf to and In the Atlantic Ocean
Conev Island. plots. also lots at Sea Gate C'onev
Island: public auction.
I'D ST. 2ll East. n 8. 100 n Of al sv.
2s1lO2 . siy stone front tenmt md store Ar,v
A q Montague agt Augusta J Hoist 81 al: Earle
a Russell. attys. Arthur W Well. ref. amt dine
s. 600 "a; taxes. etc, s4is 81. subject TO a drst
mtg 81 s2i 600.
RIVER AVE. 20ss r. Is n n OF Isotb ~
2sxfos 7p25 iNlo4 II. stv frame dWg. Parop A.
HrEch Fund aRt Ate Mencher % al. NJ e.
s fsaacs. attys. Myron Sulzherger ref. an
due 81 go ~. taxes etc $40 Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

corner Of 4ed street and Broadway. re-
Gently created by the trustees of William
Astor in favor of the Broadway Corner
Company, one of the subsidiary companies
OF the American Tobacco Company.
At a meeting Of the directors held yes
terday the assignment Of the lease was ac-
cepted and a bond given for the construc-
ton Of the twenty story building to be
erected on the site. according 20 the plans
and specifications prepared by Clinton G.
Russell. architects
The new company takes possession OF
the property on Monday. May ?
The design of Clinton Russell provides
for a monumental building, twenty stories
In height with elevations in white terra
Gotta and ornamental iron. on the ground
floor viii be an arcade entering from the
42d street side near the east line Of the
building and extending through 10 Broad
way about sixty feet north Of the 42d street
corner. This arcade will provide for booths
on either side for shops. offices and small
stores, suitable for railroad ticket Offices
candy shops. haberdashers. etc.
The second. third and fourth floors will
have practically the entire front OF glass.
thus securing the very best advantage OF
light and enabling these floors TO be prac-
ucally shop window floors.
The kiosk entrances 10 the subway, which
now seriously impair the sidewalk traffic,
will be removed and the entrances moved
nearer the building line. thus affording a
handsome promenade on this twenty-foot
sidewalk between z2d and 49d streets, which
Win increase. IL possible. the immense pas
senCer traffic which almost congests this
section az this tine.
The detailed floor plans will be completed
within the next week or ten days. The
MANAGEMENT and renting OF the building
viii be I'm the hands OF Greenwood 6, Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

by Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues and
nth and 18th streets. in the Bay Ridge rec
ton.
Calitzka & Co. have resold for client 10
a Mr.. Chapman No. sSoS Sixth avenue,
three story fsthouse and store. 2Oxsc feet
also sold for Alexander Slickerman plot
on the west side of Fifth avenue. between
e1st and SD streets. 50xlce feet; also resoid
for a client 20 a Mr.. Schaeffer No. bs0s
Sixth avenue, a three story fiathouse. oxsO
feet; also sold for Harry Lippman plot
on the south side of 57th street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. z0xlo0 feet.
z. 7. Newman & Co, agents, have leased
the three story and English basement fancy
brick and stone dwelling house No. 40
Carroll street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. Brooklyn, to James j. Ryan Ter
three years at rental of S,lco year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
ney.. simpson. Werner /. cardouo. II, s,,.

neys. simpson, werner n Carfoxo. III p.~~<
way.
LOTS III to f27. nap fios OF fsf Io,. w.
estate: . m; April II; yrs. 51 per cent. Ear
Fitzgerald to Louis Levi and ano. IL no ..sstd
neys. Simpson. Werner q Cardozo M e-e.r
way.
MORRIS AVE, 2s2s. 100 Z, Of Ffsls =, ~
100 [prfor mtg 81: April %: I " Der 49,
Abraham Warren 10 Louise Whitney. a. M. ..t
torney. W Z Duckvorth Co. 81 Park Row
PELHAM AVE, sss and 6ss. 80 ffxl2f a. a.
reg; April d: due. etc. per bond. Ds;1, .
Looram to Title Guarantees and Trust Co. ~ eoe
address. 176 Broadway.
NORTHERN AVE. O. 348.5 n N OF fsf.. =.
2tosx39 Ok irrez. D (prior mtg sifo0s,. A.,
y: yrs. 51 per cent. George RI sht,r+ls,S sl
Mary Cowan: $4,000; attorney. fewin.o,
ii9 Nassau
PLOT begins T4O n OF Write Plain. "A :.
point SIS along Morris Park ave. runs . ie..
n 3Ox irreg: April Is: due Oct I. 1913: M. M.1s'
20 George Hauser; $4,000. attorney Chsr,-, =
Baechler. ff2s WsIks~ ave.
ROAD 10 Mifdiefown, f73.f y r,.6
leading to Pelham Bridge. Is 4xf12 5x irr.,.
road TO Middietown, O. % = % road 10 pet
ham Bridge. 25x1O57x frreg. m: April N. n
yrs. 5h per cent; Henry Storck 20 Jaruss wsl,o,-
81. 500. attorneys Gugxsnheimsr. Unterunyer =
Marshall 81 Wall 80
ROBBINS AVE. n e cor f42d 81 75zf00. A,-r
Is: yrs: John Jords iron Works. a corpo-arion
90 Caroline ; Felloues: sii.5oo. sttorn-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

Trading in the newer loft districts and
sales Of many Bronx lots were features OF
the real estate market yesterday.
The New York Polytechnic Medical School
and Hospital added TO It's holdings by the
purchase through Anes g. Co. from Ellen
II. Grifiiths Of the dwelling house No S5s
West 5Oth street. 1s2xlo.5 feet. The insti-
tution owns ten other houses and now has
. plot fronting 2Os.s feet with depth OF
1O05 feet;
The American Mortgage Company dis
posed OF twenty-eight lots in a westerly
district OF The Bronx. and the Brown
Realty Company bought ffty-one lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
RECENT BUYERS.

company headed by Daniel W. Rich
man Is the buyer OF the premises No 1Os 10
10 Seventh avenue, 52x79.7 feet. with an I.
1e.5x105 feet to No. pos West 18th street.
The property was recently reported 20 have
been sold by the David Mayer Brewing
Company.
Emanuel Newman IS the buyer Of No. so4
West End avenue, the sale of which by the
Christie estate was reported recently. The
McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company nego-
tiated tho sale.
Walter T. Kohn IS the purchaser OF the
dwelling No. PAS West lolst street. sold re-
Gently through Frederick Zittel & Sons.
Dr. Adrian Van s Lambert is the pur-
chaser OF the dwellings Nos. 1es and 10
East list street. sold recently. He Will
convert them into an American basement
house for HIS own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

THE BRONX.

lin Savings Bank: $4,000: attorney. W N
Powell. 20 Wall st
THE BRONX.
BAILEY AVE, .. 232 It . Of 23fss st. oo1
81 OK irreg: April 20. cf1e ETC. as per bond: John
" Downes 10 Title Guarantees and Trust Cos
5000; address f7s Broadway
CAULDwELL AVE- q. 1888 n n OF loo,n
ST. 49xf3O. April 2s: due etc, as per oonds sarsn
Chuck 10 Marsarethe stein 50 500; attorney. Tits
GUARANTEES and Trust Co. i7s Broadway
PARAMOUNT ,PI. n e s. 6ss ~ . Of Clin-
Ksthryh Lynch TO Jennie V Kennedy. $500
attorney. A Baker. % West $2d St
FRANKLIN AVE. s. 455 n Of 1851 81.
20. 6x54 4x frreR. plot begins az above prem
ises distant ifs n OF Franklin ave. runs
SAX sf2x SAX ST.. April y. yrs.
Young Realty and Construction Co 70 Florence
5pranza~ trus: 10000, attorneys. Joline. Larkin
a Ratheone 81 Wall st
IRVINE Sr. W $. 4et n OF Garrison ave
l. 1915 per cent; Mathiida Louy 70 Broad
Realty Co: 81 $50. attorney. Charles X Friedrich.
IS Nassau St
LOT IS. map property Gleason. Westches-
ter; D m prior mtg -. 500. April Is; VI. per
cent. Sarah Chuck TO George Hauser. $1,000. at
tornev Charles m Bsechler 1925 Walker ave
LOTS 1877 and f3s. map IfO3 Of fs1 lots. varian
estate: p m: April u. yrs. 5is per cent: Gerald
Fitzgerald 10 Louis Levi and ano; $500, attor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
CONTROLS AN Aston PLOT
Hub Company Will Erect Tall
Structure at AID St., Broadway.

The directors and stockholders OF the
Hub Building Company met yesterday and
completed their organization. They elected
Herbert T. Jennings president. Edmund X.
Stano vice-president and NJ. Greenwood.
jr. secretary and treasurer.
The Hub Building Company is the or
ganization recently incorporated under the
laws Of New York, with a capital OF
50 eea.Oc0 for the purpose Of taking over
the Astor leasehold estate. at the northeast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES

Levy e. Starr have bought from John
Krieg No. $50 Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn, a
four story dwelling house. on lot Z2xs0 feet
William Q. MorFisey and Maurice J
strauss have sold for the Jacob Keiser
Improvement Company thirty-hVe houses
in Eighteenth avenue and 10Th street.
Brooklyn. 20 sholtz A. Atkinson. who give
IN part payment q tract OF 10 lots bounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

SAME PROPERTY: vesss Q Van Trump 70 70
same; quit claim; April 20; u; address, A'e
HILL AVE- " .. as n s Of Jenerson ave. -.
100 Land Co A Of Dienwaid TO John Resan:
April IS; 81.
HILL Avb VS. $50 J.n. sSST.. ave is %
30 ave
iNTERyA a. AVE iosS r. s 81 ,''; .o
flames esNn s,, lg ms Mary MTNs spr n: 800
address. Room SIS. las Nassau ST
IRVINE 81, $. 100 # q Garrison ave Ave;
50 100; March IL; 800; address. $50 East iSs'h
LOT begins i1s n e Of Franklin av. sfs 2
Young Realty and Construction Co: April 20
500: address. 10 Broadway.
LOT Q blk . map Of Whitehall Realty 1t N 90;
New Rochelle. y Y.
LOTS 81 to s. map $40 lots. McGraw estate;
iershe (mtg 50, ESQ; 500: address. 22s Broad
ISL LOT IS map Gleason %,s dated :, Nay s., l5
Siiuck tmts $4,000; April rs; 500; address,
LOT 1s1. map (No frso) Of s27 lots Hunter
estate; Joanna Fitzgerald to Hudson Rose
Co; March "a; 81; address. 80 West 45th St
LOT II. map (No 109s) of 125 lots Ruser
estate est ; Joseph chisPpone s to Hudson Rose
LOTS 1872 to 127 and 1871 and las. map
11O3 Of Isl lots varian estate; Julius Mayer
70 Gerald Fitzseraid; April II; 800: address.
522 West 14sth ct
LOTS 13 IA and IL. map $40 lots at River
dale and Aosholu property F and II A
Forster: Trma Mannheimer to Alfred c
Bachman; all title; April Is; 1919 IA; address.
1I6 Broadway
MONTICELLO AVE. - as II n Of Nelson
ave. bOxioo; Land Co &C" OF Edenwald. to
s2d Ed st. 'i''''"' H. 81 Aoafe'S' 10 East
NORTHERN AVE. e $. 34e5 ~ of 1srst
ST. 2to SIX irreg: Mary Cowan to George II
500
SAME PROPERTY; George II shurtier to
Frederick stone (mtg 100000; April IS;
81; address. 254 West 03d st.
PLOT begins $40 II of White Plains Road
at point BIS ~ along Morris Park ave, look
BOX irreg; Rosa Nathan ct al, exrs 10 Ike
Meinik (mtg $1,000; April IS; $500. address,
64i 10th ave
ROAD TO MIDDLETowN. SIS, 17s4 II e
or road TO Pelham Bridge. TJ4xI12.5x irreg;
pelham Bridge. .Sixio5x Treg. w e. eSeS
James Welton to Henry Storek: April 10; 500;
address. 22I william st
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD VS.. 1855 II
or TIFFANY st, 25x1O0; James Meehan
20 TO sarah Chuck tmtg on this and other
property sl45.Ooo); April 81; $780, address.
165 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 8. 155 n
OF Ilnany ST. 25x1o0: Sarah Chuck to
a Marcus Wsyl (mtg 100000; April IS: ST; sd-
Dfedrtch " + IAlserd to William FAIRLY;
Aprl ZS; $1,000, address. IS Broadway.
18TH ST, s. 1905 IT Of Monroe ave
~ 'x10Ox irreg; Joseph Ducmetiere to VIII
lam Bergen; April rs; 81; address, 1s0th
ST end Andrews ave
10TH ST. e cor Topping ave 1axs1 SIX
irreg; William c Bergen 10 Rosetta III Nc
kenna tmtg 100000: April IS: 500; address.
% Audubon ave.
NTH ST. Daily ave. los 4x13nx
irreg; Katy Bloodgood to Hannah Schwab:
April IS; 800.
nth ST. e cor Daily ave. 109xls0; Han
nan Schwab 10 Seymour Realty Co tnta s31,-
50ul. Anril 2S. SIOn addrss. o. Il-a,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
MORE ASTORIA DEALS.

c. A. Berger has sold for Mrs. John r.
Thompson. no. ssl Ninth avenue. lot 2sxloo
feet. and for Mrs. Gareita p. Hagemeyer
q plot. lO2x257 feet. on the east side OF the
Crescent. near Grand avenue. known as
Astoria HOSPITAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
SELLS sTePLEUoN HOUSE

Harold +. wittemann has sold for Mrs.
Annie McArdle a two-family and store
business property on Richmond Road. Sta
pleton. Staten Island 10 DR.. Seymour
Eaton Bigelow for investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
MERRlck HOUSE CHANGES HANDS

Pease a. Gilman have sold for c. f.
Cammann one of his houses az Merrick,
Long Island. The purchaser viii occupy
the place as a summer home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
BUSINESS CHANGES.

Richard Collins. successor 20 Collins a.
Collins has removed his Office from No. sZ7
Fifth avenue 20 No. s. Wall street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
NEW YORK POLYCuN|C HOSPITAL BUYS
institution Now Has Central West Side Plot with Frontage
OF More than 200 Feet on Which to Build New Home


built and the vestlbuie entrance win be Of
marble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LIT
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT. CORNER
Fulton and Orange SITS. Brookiyn: strong
floors rs rs per square foot allowed Apply
to OWNER. SIS Sterling Place. Brooklyn: %
YOUR broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with the name ana address OF lessee,
APRIL sc

AMSTERDAM AVE 4s7 store etc: FhIer
Osserholt 20 GustaNe HayF: ? Yrs from NJ
1919; si.eoo. aodrefs. 4s7 Amsterdam ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALI, M
provementss IL rooms 2 bathrooms: isrrs
~ s s9s1, 70 and LeTr:1cs 81 - Fiqsning
1s4 Broadway. New YORK local ax-nts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

TO Lar FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

LEXINGTON ANENUE-Horace S Ely & Co
sold for Emerence X. Agar to Sumner Gerard
No. 213 Lexington avenue, a four story dwelling
house on a lot 16x75 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
KEITH ORGANIZES
BIG OIL CONCERN
Prepares to Develop Section
S-20-15 in Coalinga District

John M. Keith. the well known oper-
ator, who was heavily interested in
the Thfrty-Three and Imperial com
panies in the Kern river field, has or
ganized the Coalinga Eight oil com
pany. which viii begin development on
section S-20-15 in the Coalinga dis
trict. 1t is the intention to begin
work on large scale. Keith has re-
tanned possession of one-third of the
stock.
The company will be managed by w.
S. Boggs, who acted in a similar capa-
city for the Imperial and Thirty-Three
The tract acquired embraces 80 acres.
Ihe purchase price is said to have
been $1S5.000
The Hub oil company has reached a
depth of 1880 fet with we'll No. 2. The
formation, which has been reported as
similar to that of the west side field.
mas been found thicker. The company
is prepared to go $500 feet if neces-
sary to strike pay sand.
The Blair oil company, 14-21-15, has
pulled all the casing and will now pro-
ceed to straighten the hole, which be-
gins to swerve at about the 500 foot
mark. The well has been drilled to
1900 feet, passing through 16 feet of
sand showing traces of oil.
The Hawkeye oil company, section
26-20-14. elected the following officers:
A, P. May, president; H. r. Crozier,
vice president; III. c. Kerr, treasurer;
E. r. Walker, secretary and manager.
The other directors are II. C. Wood of
Pasadena, George II. Smith of Fresno
and DR.. c. e. Galloway of Hollywood.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
0iIIndustry Menaced
By the Pickett Bill
Curtis H. Lindiey Points Out Why it Would
Aid the Southern Pacific and Standard
Corporations

Lnde we'll mining lawyer and president OF the
the danger to the
industry Pickett BILL before the United
validating Bnger with
September, of Ldleys contentious
follows:
Il have expressed the opinion thai the recent orders far they
dicted prospecting and locating Ditn the reserved
unauthorized Mining claims be located all permanent
such national paris The YELLOWSTONE and Yosemite pder and
Indian and military reservations
Dihdrapdl pecded desire of the
the lands do not % the department
had the Didaw the lands question nbt
operations the pobmdca action repeating
remOdcng the existing mining dws.
1T nell knopn that locations made the oil belt
the withdrawal and wou discovery Discovery has been made
On others active wOk and of
the phdrapd Other locations made after withdrawal
and subsequently, discovery has been made IN other word wot still in
progress
1T nell knopn that the oil deposits horizons cond
cradle that nell practically dapig
the entire horizon
There under wthdrdpdL validated By the Pickett
California 2400453 land suppoiousy oil producing
actively wOkd oil region In this region checker board fashion, there
today ownership 20 oil producing lands operated
and controlled directly through subsidiary companies BY the Southern
Pacific and Standard oil companies.
certainly submit that considering The situation the oil regions
exception should be made the withdrawal they
Be entered propeced and porkcd
II this pursued BY the the government fonuotes
policies they be oazed along present lines operative
there nil be no oil be gained 10 be these reserved lands
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
DEVELOPMENT Of
fields RENEWED
Many Concerns Are Again Drill
ing and Producing in the
Old Oil Section

Santa Paula canyon, where oil was
discovered many years ago, has been
the scene of increased activity during
recent months. Some of the companies
which have done little for years have
renewed development to their great ad-
vantage.
The Paula oil company has entered
the oil sand at depth of 1,734 feet in
well No. y6. The company expects to
finish this well at about 2,2O0 feet and
anticipates a production of 200 barrels
a day of 80 gravity OIL
The new owners of the Slocum oil
company are drilling to tap the main
oil sand which their neighbors are
getting.
The Canadian Queen is cementing off
the water at 500 feet and the well gives
promise of being a good producer when
completed
The Pyramid oil company's new well
on its Santa Paula property, which
has just been completed at depth of
1,6S5 feet with eight inch casing. has
been placed on the, pump and is pro-
ducing oil at the rate of 100 barrels a.
day. The oil, which is 81 gravity, car
ries high percentage of gasoline and
illuminants. G. S. Johnson, president
of the Pyramid company, expresses the
belief that the new we'll will produce
in excess of 100 barrels when thor
oughly cleared of sand
No. ? well on this property will he
spudded in within few days and No.
as soon as the derrick can be In
stalled. These wells will be drilled fur
ther north from the break than No. 1
and will be drilled approximately 1000
feet deep. Two strings of tools will be
kept in operation.
No l well on the Pyramid company,s
North Midway lease in section 26-31-z2
will be spudded in as soon as the water
line is completed.
Four derricks have been installed on
the 1900 acre tract of ground recently
acquired by the Pyramid company in
the eastern section of the Midway field
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-04
PRODUCTION HEAVIER

In the southern part of the state the
March production was heavier for each
field. but the average daily production
remained practically the same.
The tabulated report of the field
operations and production for March
follows: