The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-24

a,es iorih sny promise ~ develop
ment
pe fsmoffon sel NJ I. vhlrh bss
developed Toto splendid ssssef vii
bc sept iosios ss long ~ the supply
" hot sale water continues. and the
ass vii he burned ~ IN adveftlss
meht " the productivity n the field
on men hold 10 the opinion that
when tho hot salt watef IL exhausted.
either = superb gas veil will result, nr
the crude oll will be brought In, ~ ls
often the case IN the oil fields of
Pennsylvania and OHIO. One paftic.
ulafly interesting and important iea.
tufe IN connection With the we'll s
that the hot water continues 10 grow
even hotter, and the flow n the water
NJ well as the pressure of the gas is
continually increasing
BELLEVUE COMPANY
The Bellevue OH Company. Ltd ~
New Orleans. Is also actively 10 the
Held to prospect fnr 0il THIS com
pany died It's charter IN New Orleans
last week. IL Is capitalized at $780,.
900, ana has leased l25 acres o, land
near the beach, embracing the Pollock
property and the lands " Judge
Charles Il Chdsey and Mrs Chas.
tang The company proposes 10 make
exhaustive research for oil and 9ns.
DR.. II. ) Jenson of New Orleans. n
president; DR.. Thomas W. Carey pf
New Orleans, Vice president; Walter
Winn Wright, secretary and treas.
urer, and these officers with William
Donaldson and Henri II Beauregard
OF New Orleans, and W A. Pollock
and Judge Charles n. Cbidsey OF this
city, comprise the directorate
The president and vlce-presidenl
with Mr.. Beailregard came tothis CIT,
last Sunday to make tlnal Inspection
OF the property and to hold direc
tors meeting. Mr.. Beauregard re-
mained over and began active worl
on Monday morning. He selected
the site for the first well on the Pol
lock property, about one and one-ha
miles southwest OF Laine, and cleared
the spot for the derrick on Monday
Bids have been asked for the erection
OF the derrick. Mr.. Beauregard re
turned to New Orleans Monday even
Ing for the purpose OF moving bill
family to this city to be with hin
during the progress OF the work. II,
Is general field manager 10 charge 10
the company.
OTHER LAME WORK.
Visitors to Laine report the com
pletion. OF the survey OF the side tract
from the Louisville and Nashvil,
main line to the site OF the pape
pulp mill on the river above the Mos.
Point draw bridge, and that thu
stakes have been driven for the per
manent route. The land OF the com
pany Is also staked Off In lots OF 10t
feet square. and every preparation
being rushed TO commence active con.
struction work ut the earliest possible
moment.
One Of the officIals connected With
the pulp mill company Is quoted as
saying that II is the hope and inten.
ti0n OF his company to be actively ri
work by the first Of the coming
month, and that this work will be
rushed to as early completion a,
possible.
The presence OF the Kas well al
Laine, and the evidence that is being
hourly given OF the splendid capacity
OF that one well, is accepted as mean
ing that small manufacturing con.
Germs may be Interested In locating
their plants at that point, cheap fuel
being assured for their usage. The
fuel problem Is solved, It appears, as
far as small diversified Industries afs
concerned. and the increase OF thu
gas capacity OF the field ia expected
to solve the same problem for the
larger plants.