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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
Residence: 2442

located IN the northwcst corner OF
The southeast quarter OF tho mort IN
wcat quarter ~ tho nOrlhnhst quarter
OF 20 2s-iw l-pt "A sand from Nio to
900 fcct rhuwing FOR 4 Eno well
Tho Smith and others NJ y
Trultt located In the northeast cor
uor Of ii-2u-aw got "A RnN 'elnd from
li0a 10 lil3 feet which la good
for 1000 600 beet ~ Rns Water
broke IN ana thoy are trying TO shut
II or
Thr Plcdmopt on company 80 !
TufE'cy loctttd IA the south " ort
corner OF 2n.lu iw had 4 rlg
dcWruyod by storm
The lIfopdFalc ON company No
/ Ahrhm located In tho HouthW est
corner ~ the southeast quarter ~
p In Jw ro lpwuriuR casing to bot.
tom of hol" Ht 1870 feet
Tho SiokrleOu and others No |
HciChnrt IN the southwest corner ~
tho northwest quarter Of the north
West quarter ~ the eouthoaHl
quarter of 1i-gn Nv ia undcrrcnm.
ing to get tn" CuOuE at the top ~
the mnd which wts found ut 2.O6s
fcot. Tho total depth * 2,070 feet
The Nolsnu ana others so. / WOii
In the northwest corner OF the south
casI quarter ~ the HuuthclHt quarter
of the southeast quarter Of me- h
shut down on the top of the sand
at 1857 feet
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QUOTATIONS.,
That Burkburneft
Excitement

Tho latest wire from tho Burkhur-
nett district reports the liurk Nag
oner well about two miles north or
the Marine lease and from three TO
four miles northwest OF Burkhurncut
making ali tho way from 1000 TO
1000 barrels Of oil Whatever II rs
making, II is enough 10 add TO tn"
wonder pool and Will mrk the he
ginning OF some extensive dtilling
In that direction. A number Of rigs
have been up In tho vicinity, when
were not started drilling until TO
Gently. some talk having been In CIR
culation to the effect that the rigs
in the northwestern viCihfty had
been put up mostly as stOcK ceiling
propositions
II appears now that all this drill-
Ing In likely 20 result In some very
interesting news as to the widening
Of tho pool, which has been ono or
the genuine surprises TO tho oil fra
ternity In 10 far Hs II has held up
unbelieynbly well for the amount OF
drilling and CloscncsH OF wells. There
has been no precedent for the ex-
ccptional development which has
been apparent In this little field on
account OF tho fact that the Burk
burnett townspeople wero alive and
on the job when tho first well was
drilled IN there, the citizens imme-
dlately started out To se II they
couldn't hold on to their property
and develop themselves. Tho pool
has been poor mans In fact. none
OF the larger companies having had
chance to get any OF tho stuff
Lenses In the northwestern part Of
wichita county, northwest of Burb-
burnett. have been pretty well leased
up and there Ii not much excitement
nov concerning the sale of these. Hut
II Is certainly safe to say that who
ever has any OF the property In the
vicinity owns oil land that Is ns val
liable an any In the mid-contincnt
field at the present time.
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northwest OF 17-lo-5 is fishing for
tools at 500 feet.
The Alice kathryn oil company
No. 4 Myers IN the southeast Of the
southeast OF i-I9-J Is drilling At f"o
feet
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No I Myers IN i-lg-j is drilling AT
! go feet
The Texas company rs spudhtng
No I Wallace In the southwest OF the
northeast OF the northeast Of 81 o.
"Af'he Ohio cities Gas company No
I Brown In the northeast OF the
southwest Of the northeast OF 5 -l9-J
/ ts a rig
The RoHana Petroleum company
No. 3 Ford In tho northwest corner
! Of the southeast ~ i2-i9-5 Is under
roaming at $50 feet
The New England Oil company No
|S Hayward In m" northwest corner
/ Of the northeast Of ij-l9-5 IN drill'
/ ing nt 3liO feet
! The sinclair Dil company No. :
school hand IN the northeast corner
of tho southeast Of I2-i9 8 Is fish
! ing for tools ~ 1.0iO feet
The Atlantic Petroleum company
I No I sherman in the northeast oi
! the southeast Of 1925 Is Ollling at
200 feet
! The Alice kathryn oil company
| No 7 Brock In the northeast Of the
southeaat uf 6-iG-6 is a riR.
| The Magnolia Petroleum company
| No Hunter In the southeast OF the
northwest OF 6-lg.6 is drilling al
! q 80 feet
The aamc company No. 3 Hunter
| in the northeast Of IN" southwest oil
I6-ias IL drilling At I $50 feet
The same company No. 3. Jones IN
the northwest NJ tho southwest OF
| the southwest OF 6-l9-s IL fishing nj
! . 300 feet
The BISON Refining company NO
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Waite Phillips Has
TDO Good Ones

waite Phillips No. well on tho
Tucker Morton lease, In tho south
west OF the northeast Of 26- 3-lR, has
been drilledyip In the shallow sand at
430 feet and Ia good for about 100
barrels OF oil. This well will eS-
tend the shallow stuff In the section
about "A quarter OF mile to the
north.
rell farm, In the northwest Of the
south " est OF tho northwest Of 96-l4-
II, In making rs barrels OF oil In the
2.300-foot sand.
No. ~, In the southwest OF the
northwest OF the northwest NJ the
section Is down 500 feet and In ex-
pected TO he completed the latter
part OF tho week. No 8 Is n rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
CidreD,ore wen a
Real Sensation

CLAEEMoRE April 22 Tho test
we'll Of tho Mid West CUR on com
pruy IN tho center of section B-22 m
some seven miles northGaHt OF Clare
more which created quite "A senSi
ton, put 80 barrels Of oil In the
tank ON both sunday and Monday at
but tVo fcNt IN The oil pay II W
Producing natural The Boiler has,
boon moved back preparatory 20 dril-
liug in The OIL was found at ga
foot at five feet In IN" sand the
first three foct being gas
GItiHonH Of threuorc rubbed their
eyes IN amazrmcnt sunday at the
e.ring Of automobil,s from TulH,
which passed through there on the
way 10 tho new well By night
hOiolH aud restaurants had been
eaten out OF house and home by
these visitors who got thcIr first dC
ourAlc IN formation Uf the discovery
IN The Tulsa World 0f that morning
Three hundred dollars an acre wa-
asked Tor offset acreage and 50 an
mere paid for acreage near the well
while iwO miiua away hs much IA
80 an acre was paid for Leases
j ~ Milan and nlesoC iatCs have
moved "A drilling machine In for AN
offset 'cst south ~ the Mid West
CUR well The Same parties are
drilling test one mile north In AZ
23rIi
lIornor and associates are drilling
deep tcsf it - .21-li wi'h a show
ing ~ both oil and g,H below the 80
called MsslS5lppt lime at 93i feet
The test viii be dcepened rs II II
believed thcr" is sllll another pay
At "A lower level
Loeb and associates are drilling at
500 feet IN the northeast OF the
northeast OF 30-22.l7 one mile and
u hdlf north and east uf the wolls
~ the T.. Is. on company OF Glare.
more IN 62l-lf
Tho T.. ! k OIL company Is drill
ling lis number on the Tanner
farm IN tn. northeast OF the north
east OF l.2l-l5. Due east Of Glare
more this company In installing a
power 20 operate the four produc
ing wells on the property which are
rated AT better than 10 barrels each
at about $40 feet
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Southern Oklahoma wildcats

The Montana oil a Gas company
No, 2 Culling located In the south
east corner OF the southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter OF 81 SIS;
2e In drilling at 200 feet
Tho oklahoma on a Refining
company No, Rhodes located In the
southeast corner OF the southwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
tho northwest quarter OF i7-ls-l3w
10 a rig down.
The Humble OF company No. I
Canichael located In the southeast
corner OF the northeast quarter OF
s.ls-l2w s drilling at 2.52s feet.
Tho comancho Petroleum com
pany No, I Perry located In tho
northwest corner OF the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF
B2s-7w. 200 feet east OF the wc~t
line and 200 feet south OF the nor,h h
line ts abandoned at 2.l20 feet
The same company No. johnson
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A. Vale.

The nme company No. /, Richard
In the southwest Of the southeast oi
IN" southwest OF 32-l9.7 In drilling a,
l.3i0 feet
Tho Texas company No, Mahoney
In the southeast OF 1-ls-l9 has the
top of the And nj c.5l2 feet and Is
pulling tho big pipe.
Tho Pcnna- iioma oil ompnny No
Tiger In the southwest corner OF
the northeast OF 22-1S-9 is n rig
The Fortuna on company No. |
Groves In the southeast corner OF the
northwest quarter OF 27-l9-i is drill
ing at 1900 feet.
The oklahoma Natural Gas com
pnny No. 2 Main In the northwest OF
3i-l9-t is drilling ht 1910 fcot
The Texas company No. 3 Wost In
the southwest OF the northwest OF the
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nrumrIghi md Vicinity.

The state Center on company No.
/ Lowe in the center Of the south
east quarter OF 29-l3-l rs drilling
at 700 feet
Il T. Jennings and others are rig
ging up for No. / Elliott in the
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

Proit IN G-I9-6 Is drilling at 500
feet
The Carter on company No .
Page in the southeast corner OF the
northwest Of S.l9-6 Is drilling at J2j
feet
Tho RoSana OH company No. J
lliuGs I'm tho extreme southwest OF
S-l9-6 In drilling At / 900 fccL
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GWiiand Drills
in No. 10

Tho Glllilhnd on company No 10
well on the Marine lease, west OF
Burkhurncit. has been drilled in.
making 500 barrels Of oil
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and hhc viii DO it, too. even II sho
has to stay up nights worrying
about II.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
ANALCAMATED TO BE
 IN OPERATION SOON

David and Charles Babbitt, of Bab- bit Bros., accompanied by Fred Hen sing, Ed. Whipple and several other Flagstaff gentlemen, passed through Kingman Monday last on their way to Oatman, where they will look over the Amalgamated property for the purpose of arranging for the immed- fate resumption of work. The Ann algamated is the junction property, where it is believed the Tom Reed and Gold Road lodes converge, and where engineers believe large ore bodies will be opened. The mine is we'll equipped and it will require the expenditure of only small amount of money to put the mine in going shape.
 The Amalgamated lies about two miles west of Gold Road, in the Sil- yer Creek section, and is we'll located for economic mining. The company is composed largely of Flagstaff men.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
GOOD SHOWING BY
 N0SSBACK MINE

The Mossback mine, over in the Silver Creek country, to the north of Oatman, is proving to be one of the greatest gold properties in the coun- try. Already the crosscut from the 400 level has been carried across 200 feet of vein matter that carries mill ing values. Some streaks of excep- tionally high grade ore has been en- countered in this crosscut. No walls have yet been found and the cross cut will be continued until one of the walls at least is cut.
 The company purpose sinking the shaft to the 700 level as soon as the preliminary work is done on the 400. This will entail another shaft, possi- bly,, and the two openings will be con- nected by drifts at the various lev els.
 Yesterday meeting of the direc- tors of the company was held in the office of the company, at Kingman, at which bonds in the sum of $4OO,- 900 were voted, to be used for the construction of a large milling plant and also to continue the exploratory work on the mine. Visiting share holders from Wheeling, w. Va, who were present at the meeting also vis- tied the mine and were enthusiastic over the work now being carried on and the immense ore bodies that have been opened up. We'll known mining men of the district also wis tied the mine at the same time and were both pleased and surprised with the extent of the vein now opened and were of the opinion that the property would be one of the largest
 and richest producers of the coun | ty.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22

Good music and a good floor What more? The Booster" dance March go. adv.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
co. PLANS
 FURTHER DEVELOPM'T

The directors of the Telluride Min ing & Milling Company this week met at Oatman and provided the funds for the further development of that property. The shaft on the north side of the butte is to be un- watered and further developments carried on there, while on the south side a new shaft is to be sunk to a depth of 500 feet. The property is situate west of the Argo and con- tiguous to the Sunnyside. The Tel luride is in the hands of the best min- ing men of the district who have faith in the property. The mines are in the lower part of the district and are believed to have continuation of the Tom Reed lode. A new board of directors is looking after the com pany's affairs.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
PLAN TO ISOLATE
 THE GOLD GERM

Professors of Butte, Montana, and the University of Minnesota are hard at work on "yellow lime rock" from which they expect to produce gold in the original package. The belief of the experimentors is that lime is the basis of gold and that if they suc- ceed in "breaking down" or reducing the lime to it's elements they will be able to recover the gold. This is on a par with the theory of Dr. Elm mons, who worked the eastern sucker crop for nearly million dollars, a few years ago. His theory was that base metals could be made to pro- duce the precious by pressure and heat. To prove this he ran out number off sheets of what he termed to be "argentaurum" which he sold to the U. s. hints as gold, thereby "fooling even the government ex- perts." But his argentaurum was gold nevertheless, and was produced in small way from mine that he and his close in associates had ir North Carolina. He tried to get a gold producing property with which to back up his pretensions, but the government came down on him anc he went the way of all fakers.
 The Minnesota professors gave { story to the Associated Press that ir analyzing fine dust taken from a re finery for the extraction of antimony and arsenic they were astonished tt find that it ran about $4O0 per tor in gold. The only thing burned il the furnace was this yellow lint rock. An analysis of the rock show ed not one trace of gold. It is pro posed to get a greater heat to try t. break down the lime rock to its ele mental state and there they expect t. get the gold. Just how they foun' the gold in the flue dust and how i showed up without this intense hea is not forthcoming, but we take that the ordinary packer of the "pro fessors" will not notice this defect If the furnace flues will develop tn gold, why not proceed with the us of the furnace.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
DEVELOPMENT THUMB
 BUTTE MINE PLANNED

Robert Malcom, of New York City, was in Kingman the early part of the week, coming in from the Thumb Butte Mines, which he and associates have just taken over. MT. Malcom is getting things in shape for an ac- tive development campaign of the mines.
 The Thumb Butte mines, known as the Atlantic-Pacific property, were developed to a considerable extent by the late A. B. Daniels, but owing to his death operations were brought to a standstill. MT. NMalcom' and asso- ciates now propose to carry on oper- ations from the point where the other operators left off, and we believe they will soon have a producer. The ores in these properties are of excel lent grade and the development oi large bodies seems quite probable.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
 BY SHERIFF
No. 1644, sheriff's Sale
Lewis Landreth. Plaintiff.

Lewis Landreth. Plaintiff.
 Homer Garrison. Thomas T. Garrison,
 Ida B. Garrison, ct als., Defendants:
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Mohave, of the State of Ari- zona. on the 18th day of February, A. D., 1919, in the above entitled action, wherein Lewis Landreth, the above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against Homer Garrison, James T. Gar rison, Ida B. Garrison ,et als defendants on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1919, for the sum of Sixteen Hundred Sev- enty-one and 92-1O0 Dollars. in United | States gold coin, besides interest, costs, and counsel fees amounting to $i79.50 which said decree was, on the
 .... day of February A. D. 1919, re- corded in judgment book ......---..---.., of said Court, at page--.......-.- am com manded to sell those certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and be- ing in the County of Mohave, State of Arizona, and bounded and described as | follows:
 An undivided one-half (h) interest in Lots Nineteen Q9) Twenty (20) and Twenty-one (2D in Block "C'' of the original town plat; being the south west corner of Tennessee Avenue and Second Street, in the Town of Chlo- ride, County of Mohave, State of Ari- 4 zona, which said property is better known and described as folows:
 Il All lot l, Block z: Also that portion of lot 2, Block z, as follows: Beginning at the N. F.. corner and running s. deg. IA min. 30 sec E. 11o.2S it., thence s. ss deg. 27 min. 30 sec. w. 20 it., thence N. 3 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. w. 10s.97 it., thence N. S5 deg. S6 min. 30 sec. E 20 fit. to place of beginning.
 l Also that portion of lot IS, Block q beginning at the N. w. corner and running N. S6 deg. 27 min. 30 sec. E. , 50 it., thence s. 3 deg. 14 min. 30 sec w. 456 it., thence s. SS deg. 54 min 30 sec w. 50.2 it., thence N. deg. II min. 30 sec w. 4346 it. to place O. beginning. ta
 + Also that portion of lot IF, Block beginning at the N. E. corner and run ming s. deg. IA min. 30 sec. E. 4S.4 {, it., thence s. SS deg. 54 min. 30 sec. w l 201 it., thence N. 3 deg. IA min. 30 sec ) w. 42.6 it., thence N. S6 deg. 27 min : 30 sec. E. 20 ft., to place of beginning s according to the map and plot of Chlo J ride townsite, filed in office of Coun : ty Recorder of Mohave County.
 Public notice is hereby given that, O Monday, the 14 day of April, A. D. 1sl: '. at 10 oclock A. M. of that day, in iron . of the Court House door of the Count
 of Mohave, I will, in obedience to sal
 order of sale and decree of foreclosur s and sale, sell the above described proI
 erty, or so much thereof as may t . necessary to satisfy said judgmen |. with interest and costs, etc., to tn | highest and best bidder, for gold coi
 of the United States.
 Dated March 21. 1919
 | w. P. MAHoNEY,
 Sheriff.
 By JAMES CURTIN,
 Deputy Sheriff
 1st pub. March 22-19.
 . Last pub. April 12-19.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
VISITS MINE

c. J. Theiss, of Pipin, Wisconsin, stopped over in Kingman several days this week while on a trip to Los Angeles, for the purpose of vis- iting the Emerald Isle copper mines
 and plant. He is much impressed with the property and believes it will eventually become one of the large producers of the state. MT. Theiss went on to the coast last even ing, but expects to come again soon.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
ADAMS MINING COMPANY
 UNWATER|NC PROPERTY

The Adams Mining Company is unwatering the mine, near Oatman, and soon expect to have operations under way for the further develop ment of that property. It is under stood that the company has a good sized treasury ts work with and that it will be able to carry development to some conclusion before the funds are gone. The property is we'll sit- uated and it is understood that a good showing was made prior to shutting down., at the time of the col lapse of the Oatman boom.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
THE COPPER MARKET
 WILL BE STAbAL|zED

Small, copper producers are shiver- ing in their boots over the possibil- ity that the red metal will go to the "demnition bowwows."
 There is not the least reason to be- lieve that copper will not stabilize within the next six months and 1t is only the fearful people that will keep it from taking it's place among the stable products of the country. Cop per is one of the necessary metals, going into everyday uses. It is us- ed in the making of brass, it has wide use electrically and the reorgan- ization and rehabilitation of Europe it will have such wide use that the surplus from last year will be but a drop in the bucket. As an illus tration of how the big fellows look at the production of copper it will be noted that the United Verde copper company is planning to double its production. The other large mines are on big campaign of develop ment, so that the mines may be able to furnish the ores that will be need. ed when the rush comes. . Col. D. c. lacking, one of the brainiest of the big copper men o1 the country, says:
 "At present it is like going through hard winter. You can't tell how long it will last, but we know thar there will be a spring, and thi! should be followed by a growing summer. We intend to keep thing going as long as we have money O. can borrow to do so, confident tha copper will ultimately be on sub stantial and profitable basis"
 At the present time Arizona cop per mines have curtailed their out put, not that they are fearful of tn outcome of copper, but owing to tn readjustment of wage and to be ol the safe side. Yet everyone of tn copper, companies are overhaulin their smelteries and keeping larg forces at work opening new groun in their mines. This would indicat
 on it's face that the companies ar getting ready for larger productio than ever. During the past fou
 year the copper mines have bee
 greatly relieved of their reserves an
 it would be but short time when
 curtailment of production would |
 necessary to catch up with the sme . ter demands. ..AA
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
UNWATER|NG RURAL
 AT MINERAL PARK

NJ. B.Dudley reports that the wa ter in the Rural shaft has been re- duced 70 feet, uncovering the first drift in the. property. The Rural is the old time silver property at Min eral Park, which some years ago yielded the richest silver ore ever found, and it is to explore the teri tory below the old levels that the water is being taken from the prop erty. It is expected that within the ed of water and the drifts cleaned and prepared for operation. A new level will be sunk and the ore shoots opened at that point.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
WRIGLEY MINE MAY
 START OPERATIONS

N. E. Guyot, who is largely inter- ested in the Wrigley Sulphide mines, north of Kingman, was visitor here from San Francisco several days this week. He reports that within the next ninety days the Wrigley mines will be under operation. The work will be carried on under the super intendency of John Lynch. MT. Lynch is now at the property and will work force of men on the ore bodies opened up about year ago.
 MT. Guyot is the Pacific coast agent of the Moorehead Valve com pany, the patentee of an appliance that has increased the power of the wireless many fold and is now being used as the basis of the new wireless telephone, which has caused such a furor in the use of that instrument in the aviation service.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22

Mrs. H. H. Stowe of Barstow is a Kingman visitor this week.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
GOLD ZONE MINE

The Gold Zone mine is situated at the south end of the Tonopah Divide, in the Divide district of Nevada, and has shaft down 800 feet from which depth a crosscut is being driven to- ward the vein. Some stringers of ore have been encountered close to the dividing line between that prop erty and the Tonopah Divide.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-22
NO IMPROVEMENT.

J. N. Cohenour, who was stricken by serious illness last week, is re- ported to show no signs of improvei ment. He has been in semi-coma- tose condition since first taken i'll, showing only a few lucid moments. Doctors hold small hope for his re- covery.