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New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Oklahoma e. Plans
Great Ar1norv and
Athletic Stadium

NORMAN, Okla. Jan. 1S.-Indoor
athletics of all kinds will be possible
at the University of Oklahoma when
the new armory and athletic hall are
Completed
Orders to proceed Immediately with
construction work were issued this
week, following word that reserve
officers training camp would be es-
tablished at the university by the War
Department The foundation already
mas been laid.
A deficiency appropriation Of $4,000
was authorized by Governor r. L. Will
iams for the building. 1t will be
One-story brick structure with steel and
concrete frame, 300 feet long and 40
feet wide.
The building will be located on the
west side OF the new athletic field
which is being constructed south Of
Boyd Field
Four Indoor Courts
Ben G. Owen, general manager Of
athletics, and r. G.. Soutar, physical
basketball courts, indoor baseball
track and even outdoor baseball and
football At least. the teams engaged
in the last two sports can practice in
side the building in bad weather
A track VIII be laid out between the
outer walls Of the large room. 27O feet
by 10 feet, and steel supports which
extend around the building These
supports are fifteen feet inside the
outer walls. and the track viii be that
wide
All the space within the steel sup
ports viii be Gagged off, so that basket
ball, indoor baseball or any other game
in progress in that VIII not interfere
with track events. In constructing d
baseball diamond third base and left
field would be missing, but the team
would have plenty Of room for practice.
The track would be circular. about
twelve laps to the mile with a straight
away 2l0 feel in length.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Brown Resumes Varsity
Wrestling After Lay.OH

Once again wrestling is coming back
INTO its own at Brown University.
Every afternoon in the basement room
Of the Lyman Gymnasium Coach Her
rick Of the Brown wrestling team
takes his charges in hand, stages
bouts, teaches all the finer points of
the game, and prepares for a wrestling
schedule appearing on the distant hori-
zon.
Last year the Brown wrestling team
was ''hors de combat" 90 far as the
actual Intercollegiate theatre was CON
cerncd Military wrestling was en-
couraged at that time, but no real var
slty team represented Brown in the
wrestling arena
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Set Elementary
Swim Tide Date

The morning OF Saturday, April 12,
was selected as the date for the con-
ducting Of the annual indoor swim
ming championships of the elementary
schools. They viii be held at the West
Slxtieth Street Baths, which have been
the scene of the title events for almost
ten years.
- Edward J. O'Connen, chairman Of
District League No. II, was reelected
chairman If The games committee for
next year. 4 committee has been ap-
pointed . consult with Park Commits
''oner Hennessy Of The Bronx rol.
a'iye to The conducting Of the skating
shampionshlps next month. It was
feconme1ded that these races he held
On "ashington's Birthday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Maine for Athletics

WATERVILLE, Me-, Jan. 1S.-Thc
athletic directors of the four Maine
colleges to-day decided to put inter
collegiate athletics in Maine on a pre-
war basis. They voted to hold the an
nual track meet at University of
Maine on May II, and arranged schcd-
ule for baseball and a tentative foot
ball schedule, which will be submitted
to the college committee for approval
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Dublin Boy VIII WrestIe

Jack Mclaughlin, the Dublin boy.
viii oppose Joe Molish in the feature
bout at the wrestling show at the
Star Theatre. Brooklyn, on next Tues
day evening. Mclaughlin recently re-
turned from the West. whore he en-
los, the Greek strong man, takes on
Harry Stevens in the other bout.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Connie Mack Bidder for
Receiver Giants Landed

Connie Mack is securing the minor
leagues for catcher and. according
to Arthur Irwin, manager of the Roch
ester club Of the international League.
the Athletics manager offered $4,000
cash and four of his players for Earl
Smith, the catcher recently traded 10
the Giants
While Mack has two of the best
catchers in the game in McAvoy and
Perkins, the fox is on the lookout for
another first-class receiver to help OUT
in an emergency.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Plan to Restore Boxing

TRENTON, \. j., Jan. Boxing
can be placed on the same plane a.
other pastimes if the boxing commits
sion, created by the Legislature in
1913 to supervise the sport, is given
time TO demonstrate its worth, is the
belief Of State Controller Newton A.
r. bugbcc expressed in II statement
issued BY him to-day
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Tiger Recruit Killed

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-Leonard
rLcn") Hollywood has been killed in
action, according to word received from
the War Department to-day by his
parents in Alameda Hollywood plavcd
shortstop for the Seals in 19l6-17 and
vas the property Of the Detroit base
ball club
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Coifing Champion
TO Gross Atlantic

LONDON, Jan. 49, Willie Park, the
famous Scottish golfer, will shortly
cross the Atlantic, having accepted the
position as professional to the Mount
Hrunc Country Club, Montreal. Park.
who was born at Mussclburgh in 1864,
has had a long and distinguished golf
ing career, extending back to the early
'HOc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
100 Tankers al Mass. Tech.

Prospects for successful swimming
season arc bright ut Massachusetts In
titute Of Technology More than 100
candidates have reported at the Boston
Y Nj. G. A. pool to William Mccarthy
who has been chosen coach. The team
has three of Inst years team ns nu-
clcus. Captain Max Untcrscc, 49,,
again will be "A big point scorer. Vice
Captain Clarke d. Green. who was de-
feated only once last season. and Will
lam Young, are the other veterans.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Grimes Won Ten Straight

Burlcigh Grimes, the righthandcr of
the Brooklyn club had the best win
ming strcnk Of any pitcher in the Ma
tionnl League in 1918, he capturing ten
contests between July * and August
90. Joe Ocschgcr of the Phillics. lost
nine battles from July to August L, ,
while he and Rube Marquard lost the
mOat gMmcS IL
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Harry LesUis, Original

WHEN most prizefghters pecoa they do
W with approved haymaker from the
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia appears civilian life
he was IN the most iustrous days of his
In the heyday his sife of
Claims for only claims donations
the Court Of Common p
But yet Harry hasn't had enough t ont
the first
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Records Not Boosted

LarTy Cheney. Of the Brooklyn Club,
-ncorked the most Wild pitches in
mngie game last season, with five, in
me me game with the Cardinals, played
IVY .. Pete Schneider, Of the Reds,
nShced out thirteen Dases on balls 10
ne Phl!cz on July 6.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Nicholson Still "a Coach

John z. Nicholson, former Olym pic
star and onctimc joint holder Of the
worlds high hurdle record, IL in St.
Louis resting, pending the resumption
of hs .abore as coach at the Univcr-
sjty Of she South.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
LeiheId Signs Contract

Aioert "LeftY' Leineld, veteran south
"a" "a pitcher, IS the first player on the
20 ~ Aon.s bFowns 70 sign a contract for
.Sis' AZ Lelfieid vas used largely in the
.ole Of relief pitcher last season and,
ssoinsiaerlng his age, made good show
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
THE DOUBLE HUMP

Scientists tell the camel has pounds at the
of ten miles hours Getting n1e
of humps S
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Run Down

Says Davis "Th decided that Chief
end is the property OF the Pes The improving
with age and will probably, be sold for taxes"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
NO REST FOR WEARY

They refuse toilet old Rbe" retired as often
Patti rest in peace Jim Mcaery has dug Connie
candidate for the New Interna
iona League.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
HAVE YOU NOTICED

That the who formerly ped headlight egg
cranbing the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Ask Tener, He Knows

Why all this fight the of the National League
commission? That's what commission
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
DRILLING OPERATIONS IN
THE BURKBURNETT FIELD

Wichita Falls, Tex. May 5.-Wells
at Burkburnett were as follows at the
close Of last week.
The TeXhoma Oil company. No. I
Dodson, Is a 12J barrel well at 1900
feet This well is in the heart Of the
old shallow Burkburnett field and is
being watched with interest as it
opens up q new and apparently rich
sand.
The I. r. Crowell No. 1 Chopper. also
in this section. found the same sand,
but the hole was lost and the well has
finally been abandoned and plugged
with cement
The United oil company's well in
block "A. adjoining the block 81 which
the Golden Cycle was brought in last
week, has casing-set and is preparing
TO drill in.
The Thrift Oil company. No. .. on
the Branuon tract in block So. east or
the Burkburnett wen. has a producing
wen OF its No. Z. After numerous de-
lays the sand was drilled into. This
is expected TO be q good we'll This
cOmpany's No. has been started
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
Collin County
OiIAndGaSLS
IN With GnSher
Strike Is Made At 1866
Feet In Block 81 Near
Burk Waggoner.

Brown 1Ic Dewitt company. one Of
the leading brokerage houses OF
Wichita Falls. Monday morning sent
the following wire to Dunbar and
company. OF II Paso-
Late Sunday afternoon the Collin
County Oil and Gas company which
has its holdings in block 50. brought
In gusher on their holdings. Oil was
found at a depth Of 1856 feet and
flowed over the derrick The wen is
believed to be as good a well as Burk
WaggOner. Block 50 is about one and
and a half mile southwest Of the Burk
Wag-Oner. This proves the field is
greater than was expected by some
people"
The Burkley well is also said to be
in the same block and a wire indi-
Gates that their well IS in.
Burnley sold at $500 less than
week ago. closed Saturday night at
S4-e5 bid and opened up at about $500
on the exchange this noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
MEXICO MAY CANCEL OIL
RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS

Confirmation has been received from
the Mexican Department Of Industry
and Commerce Of the report that all
concessions received from the MeXi-
can government for the exploitation
of oil properties contain the clause that
the concession shall be null and void
for the transfer Of this contract. or
any Of its concessions. TO any foreign
government, or 70 admit il as a part
ner"
A number OF petroleum companies.
IL was also stated. have not wished
10 prove the legitimacy OF their rights
TO the property they are working.
and these companies may at any time
and in accordance with the Mexican
laws. lose al the rights by the can
collation. Of their concessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
StebHenUiILe Has
Many Deep Test
Wells Operating
List Of Prospects and Their
Depths Given From
Erath County.

A StephenvilIe, Erath. report eives
the depths OF deep tests now going
down in Erath county, Texas. as fol-
lows:
Grimland, 500 feet, Weeks. 200 feet:
Randolph, $500 feet Stround, $500
feet: Davis, 800 feet: Laney. $500
feet. -Fouts. 1878 feet, Stacy, 800 feet;
Roberts. 800 feet; North, 200 feet;
Cage. 5000 feet; Underwood. 400 feet:
Cowan. 1900 feet Jackson, 200 feet:
Paulson. 200 feet, Rhodes. 1900 feet;
Three Circle. 1900 feet: Pearcy. 1000
feet: Jarvis. $500 feet. Big Jack. 500
feet: Rogers. No. /. $500 feet. Big
Jack. 500 feet Rogers. No. ]. $500 feet.
Fulfer. 5000 feet, Galley, 1900 feet;
Britton. 2000 feet; Cook, $500 feet;
Keith. 1900 feet
Rigs are up for the following wells:
Connolly. Long No. .. Perkins Keenev
and the Gulf Production company we'll
bboutawois4 taoi hr tao n aoinunuu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
MAY Be OIL IN
GRANT COUNTY
Seepage in Oil Place; Mud
Is Burning in An
other Locality.

Silver City. \. ", May 5.-The oil
fever has struck the people OF Silver
City, and, according to the Enter
prise, drilling will be commenced
soon, if present plans are carried out,
at a spot where oil seepage is located
a few miles north OF Lone mountain
in the ueighborhood Of the Clark
Rodgers ranch.
The natural supposition is that some
fault in the structure has permitted
the oil beneath to get TO the surface
and the prospects for a big well are
greatly increased since IL is well
known that a fault is the best pos
sible indication Of producing oil struc-
ture-
Those interested have been so i'm
pressed as TO proceed TO take leases
on all property upon which they can
be secured and after an experts onfn-
ion has been secured action viii
doubtless be taken 10 test the matter
out by drilling, the Enterprise says.
oily News From South.
From the Playas district. which IS
more or less in the lime light comes
the story Of the existence Of mud
which burns" It is said that cow
boys who worked in that part OF the
country where fuel for heating brand
ing irons is very scarce. discovered
that certain black mud would burn
and produce an unusual amount Of
heat for the volume OF fuel
Diamond A Interested.
The Diamond A Cattle Co. owner
OF thousands Of acres Of land in the
south end Of the county and equipped
with drilling machinery used for
wells. has had California experts
working in the country and It is re-
ported VIII drill deep for OIL
During the past week a party Of
eight Silver City people located eight
sections Of land in the Playas country
for OIL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
BEAVER VALLEY OIL co.
INCREASES CAPITALIZATION

Cisco. Texas. May Eleven direc-
tors Of the Beaver Valley oil and Re
filming company OF Cisco. four less
than served formerly. were elected by
the stockholders in annual meeting
here Thursday. The directors elected
the officers that served last year. L.
". Tarkent0n. president. and general
manager: Levi Ogle OF Anadarko,
Okla. vice president: Jim =. Howard,
Of Waureka. Okla. secretary treas
urer- These men and Jay L Ayers
Of AnadarkO: ]. Il williamson and
Judge j. j. Butts Of Cisco: judge
Thomas C. Trip. Of Nocona: Fred NJ
Marshall Of Fredonia, Kansas: r. T.
Hume. Of Thurber. Texas T II.
CIauder. Of Anadarzo. and ". NJ Nor
rison. OF Ranger, constitute the board
Of directors.
A resolution was adopted providing
for an increase in the capital stock
from 100000 10 100000. The IN
crease was deemed necessary in order
that the company can make a more
rapid development Of its properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
TESTING NEW TEXAS FIELD
IN HE VICINITY OF CADDO

Shreveport. La, Nay 5.-The Texas
Iowa oil and Gas company. Of Sioux
City, has made arrangements for a
5000 test well in Titus county. Tex.
This is eight miles north Of Mount
Pleasant. Tex. and 90 miles north
vest Of the Caddo fields Of Louisiana.
The initial welr IS now down to about
$50 feet
In the same vicinity there is an
other company drilling a few miles
south. Its wen is down TO 1850 feet
passing through oil sand with good
prospects of a flowing wei being
brought in soon
The Texas-Iowa Oil and Gas com
panr has planned TO drill a number
Of wells between Titus county and the
Red river. operations TO be started
within the next few weeks. This dis
trict has been surveyed by biologists
and they have reported the location OF
wei defined ant:clincal structure
running through It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
MANY WELLS IN
STEPHENS FIELD
Condition Of Drilling on
The Various Prop
critics There.

Breckenridge, Tex Nay 5.-The fol-
lowing was the condition Of wells in
stephens county at the close Of the
week:
Magnolia Petroleum CO. Lanham No
], drilling at 2545 feet
T. d. P. Coal Co. Jennings no. ], I'M
derreaming at $500 feet I'm water sand.
Gulf Production Co. Davis no. O.,
drilling at $500 feet
Prairie oil and Gas co. Langford
30. I, drilling at 1856 feet
Gulf Production co. Haggaman 40.
L. drilling AT 29s0 feet
Humble Oil and Ref Refining Co
drilling at 1860 feet
T. q P Coal Co Barker No. I, drill
ing az 5000 feet
Sinclair Gulf Co. Veale No I. drilling
at 2750 feet
Md Kansas Oil and Gas Co. Yates
20 Z. cleaning out az $3.50 feet
Texas Co. Parks 10 Q. drilling at
500 feet
Sinclair Gulf Co. Wells No. I. fish
ing for tools, making los barrels.
Swinsondale Oil Co. Swinson no. 1,
5000 feet OF gas at 21s0 feet
Strab oil Co Pierce No. I, made
two go barrel flows.
Gulf Production Co. Dulaney 10. I.
drilling at 1865 feet
Moore d. Roser Russell No. Q. drill
ing at 1z41 feet
Magnolia Petroleum Co. Collins 10.
I. drilling at 2670 feet
T. & = Coal Co. Castor 40. I, drill
ing at 3625 feet
Brazos oil CO. 1Iassingale 70. I,
shut in Flow increasing 10 about
20o0 barrels a day
Prairie OIL and Gas Co. Proctor No.
!, abandoned at $3.50 feet.
Texas Co. Curry no. 1.made small
flow
T. & P Coal Co Veale No. ]. drilling
at 1876 feet
T. d P. Coal Co Bratton no. /. drill
ing at 3650 feet
Texas Co. Pierce No. I. making 2O0I
barrels OF oil and 100000 cubic feet
Of gas at $3.50 feet
Texas Co. Black no. 1. viii put on
pump.
Sinclair Gulf Co. Cody No. ]. clean
ing out at 1867 feet, with 1000 feet of
oil iu hole
Texas co. sandige No. ]. cleaning
out at 1870 feet 100 feet Of oil in /
hole
Walker & Caldwell Jones No. I.
drilling at 1886 feet
Texas Co. Brown 10. I, drilling att
2957 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
A NEW 400 BARREL
I'LL II -

Tulsa, Okla, May 5.-SeveraI COM
pletions in the neighboring districts
have been made in the past few days.
The Sequoyah Oil and Gas Co. has
completed a 800 barrel well in the
Youngstown pool It is No. 4. on the
Teald land. in section 25-14-11. Pay
sand were reached at 2220 feet
The Cosden Oil and Gas Co. has
reached a showing OF oil at 1880 feet
in a wildcat test in the southea ST
quarter Of section 31-17-5, south Of
yale
The Oklahoma Producing and Re
filming Co. completed two good gas
wells, one making 5000. 900 cubic feet.
the other 100000 cubic feet. These
wells are in the northeast quarter Of
section 7-11-14.
The Kusa Spelter Co. has a 5000. 900
gasser in the northeast quarter Of sec
tion 9-11-1f. Henryetta district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
DRILLING OPERATIONS IN
THE VICINITY OF LAMPASAS

Lampasas. Texas, Nay 5.-Wells un-
der way in Lampasas county had
reached the following stage Of devel-
opment at the closing Of the week:
Howell. No. !. White ranch. chang
ing rig from star 10 standard rig.
smith, No. !. Smith ranch. rig Up,
not spudded in yet
St Mary's. No. I, LeCompte ranch,
ready to spud in, casing on ground
hobart. No. !, Conradt ranch. drill
ing
Douglass. No. 1. shut down. waiting
for casing
Hobby, No. I. shut down temper
arilv.
Nelms-1farvin, LcCrea ranch,
drilling.
Key. No. !, Baxter ranch, drilling
Tex-Olium Trust, No. !. Hill ranch,
fishing for tools
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
BURK WAGGONER FIELD TO
BE THOROUGHLY TESTED

The Thrift No. . Oil company's
Brannon well in block Sc OF the Red
River valley lands Of Wichita county.
which came in a little over a week
ago, continues 10 flow 1000 barrels a
day from depth Of 17I0 feet II IS
on the block adjoining the Burk
Waggoner but some distance from IL
1t appears that a number OF wells
around the Burk Waggoner are so
near the critical stage that this week
may prove the extent Of this new
pool The latest report. May 2. was
that the Burk Waggoner continues 10
flow $500 barrels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
OIL IS STRUCK IN WELL
NEAR SAN ANTONIO, TEX.

san Antonio, Tex, May Son was
encountered last week at a depth Of
207O feet in the Kerr wen on the
toWnsite Of Somerset. The Wen was
one long abandoned, but recently
taken over by F. /. Thompson
began drilling in Il Sunday. The
amount Of oil that this well is max
ing has not yet been determined. This
is the greatest depth at which oil has
been struck in the san Antonio terri
tory. The gas pressure IN the vel
steadily Increased
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05

It is believed that the Jack Crosbie
well on the Hagaman lease. along
with the RanEer-Texas Oil company's
velopment Of a new pool in southern
stephens county. Texas, with about
the Ranger depth The nearest pro-
ductiOn TO these wells is the Monitor
Oil and Gas company's Swenson.
about four miles east and slightly
north The CrOsbie well. which was
the last 10 ne brought in. has been
making 1000 barrels from $3.50 feet Tt
is south of the Massangale and north
Of the Bodies. The last mentioned
came in a Iit.Ie more than q week ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
SKELLEY-SANKEY NO. 3
WELL IS PRODUCING 800

SEeIoy :. slnkey's No ; WeI, Two
screws In the sand on the Hogg lease
in the Desdemona district Of Stephens
county. Texas. is producing SOC bar
reIs. The sand was struck at 26l5
feet. II is stated that the Wen is TO
be put down TO 1850 feet and then to
be shot with 300 quarts OF nitro from
the ton Of The sand down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05

Ozona, Tex, reports two more deep
wells are 10 be sunk in PecOs county.
Tex. John w. Cannon. Of san An
gelo, Tex, has awarded a contract TO
Eddy and company OF Stephenviue 10
put down a deep test TO $500 feet if
necessary. Arrangements are being
made for another well ON the upper
ranch in which California people are
Interested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
PUSH WORK AT AT.FDO-

Weatherford. Tex. reports are that
Burt g. Griffith have timbers on hand
10 drill a second well in the Aledo
section. The first vel is down 1900
feet with a strong flow Of gas with
good indications OF oil. It is claimed
that the formation in this well is very
similar 20 that in Ranger but about
500 feet shallOwer.
j. A Seagroves and G. D. McAda. Of
Joplin, NO, are reported to have
leased the J. VI. Mortified place, ten
miles southeast Of Weatherford. and
TO have contracted TO begin drilling
within 90 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
SIGNAL CORPS OFFICER IS
ORDERED HERE For DUTY

Washington, D. c.. Nay 5.-First
Lieut. Weai'y II Way. signal corps.
in army orders today is ordered trans
fsrred from Lordsburg. y. ". TO Fl
Paso. Texas. for temporary duty
Lieut.. Col George Gunsiel. dental
corps. is transferred from Fort Bay
ard. n ~. 10 Denver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
FRITTS WELL REPORTED
HAVING OIL AT 29S0

Maxwell & ErtelIs Fritts we'll
about seven miles northeast OF the
town Of Comanche, Texas, is reported
as having a good showing Of oil al
$3.50 feet. However, the sand is not
yea developed to show its production
This well is about two and a half
miles northeast Of the Tippett well on
the Armstrong lease. which had
showing Of oil at $500 feet and is now
drilling at around 2950 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
Ell PASO TEAM WINS CUP FOR
NTERSCHOLASTIC ESSAY

Austin. Texas. May SIN the inter
scholastic meet here. the cup for the
best essay was won by the team re-
presenting FL Paso high school
The Austin High school won the
state championship finals in debating,
defeating Clarendon high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
Ell. PAsOANS ARE BACK
OF RATCHET OH. COMPANY

Hstehet on and development COM n
pany. Of Hachita, J. W. Seay. statutory
agent capitalization authorized at
S25O.000. has had its papers approved
by the state corporation commission.
The incorporatOrs. except Sely. are
from FL PasO and are: Ralph A Smith.
". c. zimmerman, T. $ Plumb. l.
Worcester, jr.; ]. Orwitz, W. A. Rank,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-05
ACQUIRE OTERO LANDS.

3. Brown. all OF Tucson. Ariz-. have
been in the Tular0sa basin in Otero
county where they acquired some oil
rights on lands near the White Sands
Mr.. Roos was manager OF the Memphis
copper mine and other properties in
the Organ mountains some years ago.