The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-24

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VALUABLE PUBLICITY
Valuable publicity Is being obtained
for the development company and the
entire territory Of The Port u pasca.
goula. liesidcs the papers ~ pasca.
goula devotlng considerable space 20
detailing the indications found In the
territory by Professor de Lamoftoo.
outside papers have given liberal men.
tion TO The work of the local people.
The Mobile Register ~ last Sunday
carried double page write up " the
oil Indications, the oil company aud
the products OF the port territory.
Two excellent pictures were carried
In these pages. all OF which, because OF
the display given, becomes invaluable
advertising for the entire port. In
addition 10 this, thousands OF circu-
lars and other advertising matter are
being sent broadcast throughout the
United States and to foreign coun.
tries.
All during the past week teams
have been busily engaged In cartlng
lumber and other needed material to
Laine for the purpose OF erecting a
numher OF buildings Immediately
necessary. These buildings are to be
erected by the foreign associates Of
Professor de Lamorton and are not
part Of the development plans OF the
PascagouIa Development Company.
The bulldogs are to be rushed to
early completion, or at least to stage
where they may be used to house the
workmen and others attached to the
early development work OF the field.
HAULING SUPPLIES.
The lumber was hauled to the scene
last week and part Of the present
week. 'Fhe placing OF certain needed
machinery to handle this lumber Ia
the course OF construction work viii
take place within the next few days,
after which active work on construc.
tion OF the buildings will be com.
menccd. Mr. Frank Lindiner, an ex-
perienced contractor 10 oil field build.
Ing work, Is In charge OF the construc-
tion OF these buildings. Eight or ten
buildings are contemplated for imme-
date construction, each building TO
contain about ten rooms. II is the
intention to partly complete each
building Immediately 50 that sufficient
housing accommodation may be pro.
vided the workmen, and the other
rooms added as they are needed,
on experts representing other COM
panies are reported as being In the
field, but expressions from them have
not been obtainable. 1t is understood
that at least one OF these experts has
expressed the conviction that the sur.
face indications In the field are
strongly Indicative OF the presence Of
oil and gas, but this is not Official.
Strangers are known to be prospect.
Ing further In the interior OF the
county, but whether they are inter.
ested from the standpoint OF COLOMBIA
tion purposes or for oil and gas Is not
known. Because OF the location OF
the major portion OF their investiga.
tions, however, the belief exists that
they are inclined TO the oil and gas
theory.
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