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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Arch Street Woman Swallows Three
Bichloride of Mercury Tablets
Rushed to Hospital.

Mrs Frances Ronaine, aged 10
Years, wife of the proprietor of a
barber shop next to Wahrenbergers
saloon on Arch street, made an un-
successful attempt to end her life this
morning, when she swallowed 12
bichloride of mercury tablets. Shortly
afterWard she was discovered and DR..
j. e. Martin was called. Applying
antidotes, the physician advised her
removal to the New Britain General
hospital, where it was stated this
afternoon that her condition was
favorable.
Meager information was obtained
through questioning of the hus-
band, who admitted that the wife
had swallowed the tablets. He was re-
ticent as to the cause. The couple
have been married three years and
have no children. From an unauthentlo
source it was learned that domestic
troubles actuated Mrs. Ronaine to the
attempt at self destruction.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
SEEKING TO LEAGUE
ALL LATIN AMERICA
Popular Demand Firm for a
Speedy Break With
Germany.

Buenos Aires, Sept, 27.-Presi-
attempting to organize concerted
action by the Latin-American nations
looking to a a break with Germany by
all the republics of South America.
In the meantime he is preparing a
message to congress in which he will
advocate that there be no actual rup-
ture until the receipt Of the transla-
tions of the hundreds Of teleprams
received Or sent by the Swedish Le-
CATION here. copies of which had been
telegraphed to Ambassador Naon at
Washington for DECIDING.
1t is considered probable in many
quarters, however, that the popular
demand will bring about a break by
Argentina before the government has
had time to study any more docu-
ments. A parliam entary comission
arrived from Montevideo to participate
in todays demonstration favoring a
break.
Serious disorders occurred in vari-
Gus parts of the city today as the
result Of an anti-German manifesta-
ton and strike agitations. Strikers
fired on street cars and an inspector
was killed and several persons were
wounded.
In sympathy with the anti-German
demonstration this afternoon business
houses in the city closed their doors.
A naval squadron has arrived with
forces to take charge of the city
water works and powerhouses.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
CHANGES RESIDENCE.
Abbas TIilnli, Deposed Inigl>, to Make
Home in Vienna.

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept. 27-
Abbas Hilmi, the former khedive Of
Egypt who was deposed in 1914 and
who has been living in Switzerland
for the past nine months, has decided
to reside permanently in Vienna ac-
cording to an announcement in Aus
tran newspapers. report also has
reached here from Berlin Of an an
nouncement by Count Won Reventlow
that Germany has secured valuable
allies in the Egyptian nationalities
who recently moved their headquar-
:ers from Geneva to Berlin
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
SEARCH FOR REV0LVERS
State Police Take DiVanzo and Du-
gone Over Route of Flight in At
tempt to Recover Guns.

gone Over Route of Flight in At
tempt to Recover Guns.
This morning, well guarded by To-
cal and state police. alleged murder
ers Of Raffaele Simonelli were brought
to this city from Hartford in automo-
biles and taken over their supposed
route following the shooting in an at
tempt to locate their discarded weap-
ons. The police spent considerable
time searching the city garden plots on
Whiting street, near Stanley, where
the two prisoners said they stopped
to throw away their guns. Other To-
calities where the two men went were
also searched unsuccessfully.
1t is now believed in some QUAR-
ters that revenge for an alleged mur-
der in Italy fifteen years ago was not
the motive for Tuesday nights crime
Attention is now recalled to the fact
that several years ago Simonelli mys-
teriously left the city and went to
Chicago where he lived for year. One
previous attempt on his life is also
reported. It is believed that the mo-
tive for the murder was possibly some
information which Simonelli is be-
lieved to have divulged. 4 ...,
Arrangements for the funeral of
Simonelli, the murder victim have
been completed, and services will be
conducted at the church of st. John
the Evangelist at 8 O'CLOCK tomorrow
morning. Burial will be in the new
Catholic cemetery.
Persons having business at the
county building this morning, report
that a number of tough looking indi-
viduals arrived in Hartford from New
York, and Immediately made inquiries
concerning DiVanzo and Dugone.
Whether the gang are associates Of
the prisoners is matter Of conjec-
ture.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
GRANESE INDICTED

Grand Jury Returns True Bill Against
Young Man Alleged to Be Muir
derer.
Waterbury, Sept. 27.--A grand jury
today rendered a true bill against
Pasquale Granese, 10, charged with
the killing of VIM. Deadly, lumber
yard foreman. There was some
trouble in a saloon in which Granese
was plaSi Z, cards. Granese ran out
and was oing pursued by a crowd
through lumber yard when he fired
the revolver he carried fatally
wounding Deadly After the grand
jury's report Granese was arraigned
in superior court on the charge of
murder in the first degree, pleading
not guilty. His trial will take place
at the January term. it is expected.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
PRISON FOR L
TO KILL POL1
Abate Sentenced to s.
Years at WetherS
ATTEMPTED TO SHOOd
Intcl.fcled When Officer Wa
Other Prisoners Under
Frank LOmbardo Given
for Attempt to Kill Ross

Raffaele Abate of this
early in August, made an
full attempt to shoot Patrolj
drick Perry. was sentenced
prison for nine years in supe
this afternoon by Judge Y
Case. AT the opening Of
yesterday, the accused thr{
counsel, Attorney A. A.
and public defender John F.
entered a plea of not guilty
the witnesses called were q
ert M. Dame of the fire d{
and Officers Lyon and Perl
police department.
On the evening of the af1
26, Officer Perry's atten1
called to q fracas in front d
on Myrtle street, near Curl
Rushing to the scene he p1
belligerents under arrest.
legged that Abate interferedI
ter securely Handwriting y
prisoners, officer Perry std
pursuit of the fleeing Abate.
tree as an ambush, it waa
that Abate drew a revolver1
hip pocket and began blaz|
at the officer who retaliat(
daunted by the attack by A
ficer Perry succeeded in capt
prisoner after a short run al
local police court he was hi
bonds of $4,000.
Frank Lombardo, held by
court on a charge of attem
kill Rossia Rossman on s
Is, pleaded guilty in super
this afternoon and was
from one year to 1S MONTH
prison. Judge William F.
was counsel for Lombardo.
Borgia Pleads Guilty
Luigi Borgia. one of the
captured in the coup of the.
lice in notorious house
street several months ago.
leased on bonds. then later
in Derby on a charge OF
slavery" pleaded guilty to
fense in the New Haven. CO
perior court this morning. I
]. Danberg was one of the
nesses summoned, but was r
to testify.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
ALL LOST their
LIVES BY TORPEDO
Wentworth Went to the
Bottom With Captain
and Crew.

An Atlantic Port, Sept. PA re-
port that all persons on board the
British steamer Wentworth were lost
when that vessel was sunk by a Ger
man submarine was brought here by
passengers on British steamship
which arrived here today and which
was at the time east bound in the
vicinity Of the Wentworth There
were bout SO men in the Wentworth's
crew. No Americans were on board,
it was believed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
STRICKEN AT CAMP DEVENS

James GUILTY, Drafted for Service,
Stricken With Pneumonia at Camp
Devens-Parents Rush to Bedside.
James Guilty, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Guilty of Elm street, lies at the
point of death in hospital attached
to the National Army cantonment in
Aver, Mass, word to this effect hav-
ing been received by his parents this
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. GUILTY left at
once for Aver. Little hope is held out
for the stricken soldiers recovery.
Young Guilty was among the 200
drafted men who marched away
Thursday, September 20. He was at
that time in the best of health, and
it Is believed that the hardships en-
dured during the heavy storm that
the men encountered while marching
to the camp brought ON an attack of
pneumonia.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
GERMAN PAPERS.
Printing Statements Against Pm
Wilson in Connection With War

Amsterdam, Sept. IA fu1
advertisement in Berlin newsd
signed by the chief magistrat| n
greater Berlin and appealing I'd
scriptions to the var loan, saw
other things:
Lately President Wilson hy]
ically has been preaching tie d
razation Of Germany Dy grace
Entente and has attempted to SO
cord among the German people
drive it through inner dissensil
foolish self destruction. This
not be. Our firm purposes rems
hold out and win an honorable
cnsuring the fatherland's future
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
HELD A CONFERENCE.

Amsterdam, Sept, PA Berlin
despatch says that Enver Pasha,
Turkish war minister arrived at Ger
man great headquarters on Tuesday
evening, accompanied by a large mill
tary suite. After a conference he de-
parted for Constantinople.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
NORTH & JUDD TO BUILD

Will Erect Factory Building Two
Stories High On Stanley Street ut
Cost of $4,000.
The North & Judd Mfg. Co. took
out permit this afternoon to erect
a new factory building, two stories
high, on Stanley street just north Of
the railroad crossing. The structure
will be of brick and the estimated cost
is $4,000.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
PETITION PRESIDENT, ASKING
FOR PARDON FOR GIRL BANK
CLERK SENTENCED TO PRISON
Women of New Britain and Herald to Seek Clemency
at Hands of Only Man w no Can Prevent Execution of
Sentence-Dstrict Attorney Spellacy Will Gladly
Help in Case of Clara Briere.


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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
IKE HILLS OUT OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT
VIII Become Chief of Force at Traut
& Hinc's-In Public Service
10 Ycar@

Ike T. Hills, for IL years memb Der
of the local fire department, and one
of the original members of Engine
company No. S. today rendered his
resignation to Acting Chief William
j. Noble, in the following communi-
cation
Board of Fire Commissioners
City of New Britain.
Gentlemen:
I herewith hand you my resigna-
ton from the New Britain Fire De-
partment, same to take effect as soon
as possible.
Very truly your.
IKE HILLS,
Engine Co. No. s
Mr.. Hills resignation Is due to the
action Of the officials OF Traut & Hine
Mfg. Co.. who are contemplating the
organization Of factory fire depart
ment, of which he will be chief The
first steps toward it's formation will
take place on October Is. The fac
tory department will comprise 15
members. In securing Mr.. Hills as
chief, the Traut & Hine Co., is en-
gaging an official who is orougl1ly
acquainted with methods employed in
combating flames.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1917-09-27
WILL REDUCE PRICE
Measures of Cooperation Will Be
Recommended to Cut Down the
Price Of Bread BY Commission.

Washington, Sept, 27-Measures OF
co-operation to reduce the price of
food administration within short
time to bakers, retailers and consum-
ers. The federal trade commission
will complete probably this week an
inquiry into the cost of bread baking
and distribution AS soon as its 1e-
port has been gone over the food ad-
ministration will announce its views
as to standards, shapes and compost
ton Of bread.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
OILANDGAS
Leases, Supplies. Production. Etc.


FOG SALE O.OO0 feet .-2nch
"a. III. tubing; 5000 feet g.. inch 10
No. casing. 5000 feet Ga inch 2O-lh.
casing. 1000 feet l0-inch 35-lb. cas-
ing. Also have the following second
hand goods to offer: 10000 feet p
inch 41s-lb. tubing, 5000 fee, 3-l6-
inch l3-lh casing, 5000 feet ",-iuch
2e-lb easing, 1000 feet G., inch 81
No. casing. 1000 feet So, inch 2t-lh.
casing. 1900 feet So inch sS-lb. cas-
ing. 500 feet l0-inch 2-lh. casing
This is good serviceahle secondhand
pipe For particulars call or write
Oklahoma Pipe Co. iOl North Boston
avenue phol~ 64l4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
oIL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Gross Production Tax
Not Favorable.

An informal meeting of those mem
crs OF the executive committee OF
the Mid-Contiucnt OIL s Gas aS,oc'n
ton who were In Tulsn. was held at
The office OF the association yest"rdnN
afternoon
Scnnto~ Owor was present aud went
into the taN blll with the members
and other oil mon who were present,
and made many h"lpfrl suggestions "s
t. the methods Of amendment. The
ecnator suggested that cpu'rr;'
amendment In tho exact form IN Whlch
the oil producers desired II passed
should he prepared and presented To-
the advisory board OF the trca'ur,
department
\ committee was appointed consist
Ing OF the chairman FrInk iinsNciL
who Is also president OF the Organi-
zauon. Judge Hayes OF Ollnhomn
city. Henry McGrIw, James A Ven
scv and Judge John j. Shea Thi,
committee viii draft the proposed
aiGcudmcrts i'm the form Boz which T.
T. desired to present them. HccorlIn,
To- the suggestions Of Scn'tor OWch.
u met last night AT 9Ol Exchange \a-
:ional Rank building. and worked on
the draft of the proposed amcLd-
nehts
meeting of the executive con-
mittce was called by wire to NEE; t1
Tulsa at 10 o'clock ON Monday morn
iug. December 81 for the purpose OF
hearing the report of the amendment
committee and for the transaction OF
such other husncs, as may properly
come before II.
The question Of whether the rec
ommeudati already made should
Ice followed or whether a gross pro-
ducuon tax should le r-comm ende
vae fully discussed. and the cou4rn-
suS Of opinion seemed 20 be that 4
gross production tax would also work
many great ilcqual .tiOs and hardship
and he much more difficult TO put ~
force than an amendment along tn
Lines already suggested. and fthe com
mittee wac directed to wutl; alonS the
proposed amendments heretofore sug-
Sested t. the treasury department.
These suggestions follow
First We suggest that the law hc
amended so rs to consider the fair
cash market value OF all property ru-
ployed iu OIL gas and refining busi
nesscs ms of JauuMy |, 1917. az in
vested capital" for the purpose of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

found at 232S feet which 10 some
what higher than whore it WIS found.
II will De drilled deeper today.
Tho Sin lair OF II Gas 60. is drill
ing at 1850 feet ON the Loyclnud No.
Ia 23-2i-12
Hatfield ami Tctor are goln- to
pun the easing aud straight ream on
the Gilrcy farm IN the southeast cor
ner oc tho northwest of ls-25-l3
Tine syndicate OU company is
cleaning ont on tho chute farm ~ the
northeast corner ~ l7-2j-11
Parker and others No. on thu
Armstrong farm ID The northwest
corner of the northeast Of the south
vest ~ ?-26-l0 * fishing at 1900
feet
Hockhim and associates are fish
ing at Si7 feet on the Springfield
faim IN the southeast corner OF
4-2G-11
IT. the northwest corner OF the
rortheas, Of the northeast az 34-Ii-S
Lamp" G'l n Gas 60 No lampe ~
shut down
TN" h"nnant ON & Gas Co IL shut
Town AT 1910 feet on the Ciaycomb
farm "a the northwest corner ot
9O-2i-s.
In the southwest corner OF tLa
northwest 81 s625-S. the Derby y
Marshall W LAID tx shut down ~
$50 feet
The same parties have spuddcl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

That oh has not advanced iu price
is accounted for by the fact as given
out from scmi-official sources Is be
cause there is danger that the GOV
clumeut will Immediately name q
price at which crude must be sold.
which price would he q ma Nmum
one with no chance Tor premiums
whatever.
The independent refiuers are pay
ils big premiums Rnd amy mnu who
y ishes 10 arm for oil can be assured
mat the s. price does not neccsSar-
Nv mean that he must sell his oil ht
this. y figure absolutely too low. lie
can easily hook on with refiner
no matter whore located aud the
T., Ice Is then = matter Of barter III
which the law of supply and de-
mand rules.
II might be that II tho government
could set a price and set II high
enough n the face Of the big taxes
imposed that IL would stimulate drill
ing rapidly As II stands now. s.
Is too low. taking into consideration
the biz expense for pipe aud labor
" the government should SO decide.
II might he that oil stocks would
take a decided boost Just as rail-
road stocks have done
Gasoline has not advanced but n
cent or two since the wal. heg1n aud
should take a jump along with crude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
Now. Which MnN.

Bnkcr and Lynch drilled their No.
c. Bowman Childers IN the southeast
Of 30-l7-l5 deeper Yesterday and
fund that they were thru it the day
previous when drilling was stopped
%, \ feet in The well is flowing but
water Is said to have broken in which
threatens little trouble II Is thot
that the water is coming In NJ the
bottom o' the casing The fact that
this well only had 3 feet Of sand
makes things look different for the
hig pay TO extend very far north and
unless the Loftlaud test In the south
cast corner OF the northwest Of the
s'mc section proves that 'he Lynch
g Baker No. 6 only struck shallow
pl2ce in the sand operators will he
PLAYING far a second stone Ruff in
another direction The l.0ftlaud we'll
started supddiug Yesterday
An important well In this district
is the North American OH & Gas
Co test on the Joe Simon farm IN
the center of the south line Of the
southwest OF the southwest Of 20-17-
-. This well IL some distance north
east Of the hig wells and the north
east direction les one Of the favorable
ones ~ this writing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

oS\tE ComplctiOus I'm the Usage
last week were not 80 numerous AZ
during previous weeks due to the cold
weather The Carter OH cDmpany
has u IO-barrel well at 1,sgS feet IN
it's No. In the northeast corner Il
the southeast oc 5-2l-iO which ~ =
rather small well for that district: tho
workman oil company has abandoned
No. ip the southeast corner of the
northwest OF the northeast of l5-2G- 1
nj 1886 feet, and the Willipm Muir
oil company abandoned the well in
the center of the west line OF the
northeast OF l-2l-9 at 2,2S2 feef This
we'll did not have a show Of oil or
gas in any Of the sands
The Prairie is rigged up and ready
10 20 on No. SO In the southeast cor
ner OF tue southwest or the s1Gthctat
Of j-22-i2
The OsaR" Natural Gas company p
drilling at 1915 feet on No. IS in the
northwest corner OF the northeast of
S-22l2. No. 56 IN the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest OF the northeast
ia drillirl at 500 feet. and No 5S has
spudded I'm the northeast cornt, Of the
northwest Of the northeast Of the ser
ton.
The Echo oil company has started
drilling on No ! In the noUthwost cor
ner OF tho southeast OF the northeast
Of 22-27-l0.
The Barnsdall oil company has
abandoned the location FOR No. IS in
the southwest corner Of the rorihwo ST
OF 40 No. q in the nor ,hc1S,
corner OF the northwest ~ the section
Is shu; down at 100 feet
Tho American Pipe Line company
has spndded M. I I'm the northeast
corner OF the northwest OF the south
west oi 22-26-S
The same company has spudded No.
IS ir the southwest corner Of the
northeast Of the northwest of tho
northwest of 12-27-S. No. 10 I'm the
center OF the northeast OF the north
west Of .27-S Is stlll = rig.
Bell Il Breen are drilling in the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
the southeast Of the southcls' of
13-21-s
Foster n Davis are drilling at 500
feet IN the southeast corner of the
uorthe'si OF the northwest of 1921 y
ON No. II.
The BaIn.dan oil company is rig
giue up 40. In the northwest corner
Of the northeast OF the southwest "r
the northeast of 3l-25-ll.
The same company is puGgin back
10 the rnrtlcsville I'm the test in the
northeas, corner OF the southeast OF
&c 26-lo to l,7S2 feet The total depth
Is l.S9O feet
The Echo oil company Is cleaning
out at I o62 feet on No. 3 In the CEN
ter OF the west line Of the southeast
OF the northeast OF 29-25-l0.
The Phillips Petroleum company
has rigs up for No. "a In the northeast
corner of the northwest Of the nor. h
eHst Of the southeast OF ll-25 II and
for No - in the southwest cIrocr of
the uoI :hwcst Of the southwest of
l2-2G-II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

baslpE earning ana depletion ana
'cyyuE taxes under the act
Second We suggest thut borrowed
.uount used iu the business d" con
,rIcred us "iryested capital
Third We suggest that AL 'aN",
lo,ied under this lpw shall Doe rcuott"d
ard paid to IN" t,eusur. department
quarterly
lour1h We suggest taot an elulii-
zatiuu hoard. or board pf review. he
provided for and that such board be
clothed with broad. equitable poveis
tor the purpose nf adjusting aud pnp-
crh tuNiig the busluc3j and enter
prl-ss where the literal application ~
the existing law works ~ at discNnl-
nations aud hprlships
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
itarry W. Black In Town

Harry W Black who has the di,-
unctiou Of having organ cd IN the
shortest time the largest company
with th" biggest capital tor Investment
outside oi the oil business of amy man
who ever lived in Tulsa, is here from
Kansas city. He reports that his tJr.
tory Witch is all owned ip Tulsa. is
nov making wire rope and Is ruu-
ming very satisfactorily Mn Black has
q world of friends On Tulsa who wall
couGr0 tulttc him ON his success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
Mill IIrln Snmr.

The Empire has completed No. II
on the Cardey farm in ll-26-l. Tow
auda. and It is tlowiue $50 barrels
per hour Wells like tins will help
some iu keeping mp production In that
section. which has been declining rap
idly OF late The Gypsy Shumway
lease I'm the northeast ot ll-2G-l stul
deserves special mention as it l. aver
aging over 25.OOo barrels daily. vet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
I Entertaining the Officers

HUSH King entertained the officers
who as here for the holidays At his
nom" iu Tulsa last nIsht ana !, GER
tainlN 10 be congratulated on his go1d
fortune Ia having them All FOR guesirs.
II woulu he hard to find better
bunch anywhere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28

The Guardian star oil company
well on the Jones farm IN section i2-
lu-6w, is making 5000. 900 feet OF
sitS In "A sand found AZ 7gj feet. The
sand has just been touched. This
showing ~ little out of Ia. ordinary
Ior the little gas territory north or
Cruce ana IS important. The well is
near Duncan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-28
Mitchell Dccpcns Well Again

John - Mitchell deepeued his well
in the center of the east line of the
northeast Of the southeast Of 1861
again yesterday four feet more and
it Is flowing steady at the rate ot 20
h'rrelS per hour. II does not flow by
heads but flows steadily This we'll
rs now 10 feet in the sand. the top OF
which was found At 2.2SS feet and
Is sis feet i'm the oil pay. the first
four feet being gas pay. MIR Mitchell
las made a location and has a rig on
the ground Tor another we'll luO feet
south OF the biz well and hls a rig
ur ON the Stevens land iu the center
Cf the wes' line of the northwest OF
the northwest Of lS-l6-l" to offset
lhe tirst mentioned well To- the east.