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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
BR0WNW00D
IS To HAVE OIL
Some Good Indications,
With Gas Spouting
and Oil Showing.

Brentwood, Tex. April 14.-After
failing twice in bringing in a well on
the Caps farm near here. Burford
and Brinm were rewarded in their
third attempt when the vel they
are now drilling on the farm began
to pour forth a huge volume Of gas.
An inch casing is being set prepa-
ratory TO bringing in the well, which
premises TO be an excellent producer
In ali probability the Partridge well
on the Weldon tract near here VIII
be a good producer. 1t was shot
Saturday after drilling TO the big
lime at $3.50 feet The formations
drilled were oil bearing but failed
ne 100 quart shot at 2440 feet
caused the hole TO fiji with oil but
not a drop was in before Another
500 quart shot VIII be given the well
The wen is IS miles north Of
Rrowuwood Since the Wen is the
third producer in this region, It Is Of
great importance. The Sinclair and
Baily wells are the other corners Of
the triangle
Drilling will begin in the next two
weeks on additional acreage located
By A. R Bafly. A constantly fncreas-
ing gas pressure IS occurring in his
No. 2 Gillian. Unless q big sand is
found In the Sinclair Gaines well q
series Of shots will be given It TO
loosen the sand at various levels.
The Santa Anna Oil and Gas COM
pauy has located on the Henderson
tract two miles from the Gladys Bell
Garrett vel IN Coleman county, south
west OF Brentwood
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Several EaStLand
Wells NOwBOrder
Anxious Stages
]. B. Foote No. | Well Is
Now Making s. Barrels
Of Oil Daily.

The Desdemona district Of Eastland
county, Texas, has a number Of wells
which are at the stage which arouses
anxiety as to what they viii prove
to be. The Magnolia Petroleum com
pany's J. B. Foote No. In the south
ern part Of Eastland county is max
ing IS barrels between the six inch
and eight inch casing and Is also max
ing 100000 cubic feet OF gas daily.
The sand was struck at 2570 feet,
but Il seems to be the opinion that Il
viii prove a fairly good well II the
$50 foot sand is developed. The Jose
phine Harrington well flowed twice
after the second shot OF nitro and is
said TO have 5000 feet OF OF IN the
hope. The Fleming No OF Beard
and Link southwest Of the Duke pool
has 1900 feet Of oil This well was
shut down at 2670 feet
The Southwestern oil company g
Zula Lynn No. I also southwest OF the
Duke pool had q showing Of oil at
about $3.50 feet The Humble on and
Refining company's Dick Gray No /
in the Desdemona district IS showing
$50 barrels. The top Of the lime was
reached at $500 feet and the pay sand
at 26s5 feet Drilling is still going
on and a depth OF $3.50 feet was the
last reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Compilations In The
BmBbuneH Oil Field

Dallas. Tex. April 1.-The follow
ing competitions are OF the latest from
McMan on company No, s. Hardin.
1000 barrels
Fowler Farm on company No. T..
Van CIeve. 700 barrels
Fowler Farm On company No. 8,
Van C1eve, 500 barrels.
1IcAIan OIL company No. ?, Hardin,
500 barrels
$50 barrels
Gulf Production company No. 5. Ma
lone. 500 barrels
Texahoma OIL company No. 2,
Hardin, 400 barrels.
Adams. McCaIuster & Brown No. 2.
Hardin. 400 barrels.
Roberts Petroleum company NO. D.
Van Cleve. 500 barrels
Robertson Petroleum company No
2, Van CIeve. zoe barrels.
Stratton Oil company No :, Hardin,
zoe barrels.
Brundage Handbook No : OIL COM
pany. No. !, Hardin, 200 barrels.
Floydada OIL company No ?, block
Block 20 OIL company No ?, block
20. 40 barrels.
The Texas company No. 1-B. Hardin,
The Texas company No. / Fee,
Hardin, 100 barrels.
J. L Staley Ell 81 No 2, Parrish 100
barrels.
Donohoo oil company No. ?, Dono-
hoo, 100 barrels
Liberty Petroleum company No. 1.
Van Cleve, 100 barrels
MfncheW Oil company No ], block
Il. 100 barrels.
jameson Bros. No. l. Newley. 100
barrels
Weowna oil company No s, n, K
& T. 100 barrels
Gulf Production company No IA,
burden. Is barrels
Burkburnett Home oil company No.
J. Scott. Is barrels.
Burkburnett Home oil company NO
.. Scott. so barrels
Hammond Ray OIL company No. !,
Cheuault. dry at 1880 feet
Cascade Oil company No. ], van
Cleve, dry at 1925 feet
Lucky Five OIL company No. /, van
Cleve. dry az 1870 feet.
Clover Leaf Oil company No. 1, van
Cleve. dry at 1850 feet.
Brunlage-H Hancock No 9 Oil com
psny No I. Van Cleve. dry at 1850
feet
Mammoth OIL company No. ], Van
Cleve. dry at us feet.
Glover Leaf Oil company No .. Van
Cleve. dry at 1000 feet
East River FallNy OIL company No
l, state lands. dry at 2o07 feet
Two Wells OIL company No J. Bur
ney, dry at 1912 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
To DRILL FOR
OIL At CELESTE
Planters Oil Company Is
Planning to Sink
Well at Once.

Celeste. Tex, April 1.-THE
Planters Oil company. Of Celeste. or
ganized Is days ago. now has under
lease 10000 acres and is negotiating
with two drilling companies TO de-
velop its holdings on a fifty-fifty
basis. A contract will be closed in the
next ten days. The first drilling site
viii be southwest Of Celeste
The Leonard and Lane Oil company,
OF Lane, an inland town four miles
west Of Celeste, now has under lease
p 900 acres Of land
The Greenville and Kingston OIL
company. OF Kingston, Tex, has
selected a location. sold all its stock
to Hunt county people. and expects to
begin drilling in 10 days
1t has selected its location which
is said to be one mile west Of King
ston A drilling site in the south
eastern part OF the county has been
selected It is about a mile south
OF Campbell and Will be drilled by a
company organized in Campbell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
Still They Are
Bringing MThe
OiLAtEaStLand
The Record Of The Wells
For The Past Week
In That Field.

Eastland. Tex, April 1.-THE last
report Of the Eastland county oil
fields IS given here;
Prairie OIL & Gas company. John
son No. I. shut down at $40 feet
Prairie OIL & Gas company. Terry
No. 1. shut down for storage at 1922
feet
T. & P. Coal company, Myers No. 2,
drilling bad hole at 52O5 feet
T. & P. Coal company. Hodges No. >.
drilling TO abandon at $500 feet.
NIid-Kansas OIL & Gas company, NC
Cleskey No. 2. shut down at $685. feet.
T. & Coal Co. McCleskey No. /,
drilling at 3503 feet; bad hole, pro-
ducing about 135 barrels.
AIid-Kansas Oil & Gas company,
John No. !. showing Of oil and gas
at 1858 TO 1920 feet
Prairie oil & Gas company, Slayden
No. 2. shut down for storage at $3.50
Thompson ct al, Fee No. 1. showing
Of oil at 2175 70 $3.50 feet
Sinclair Gulf company. Harpool No.
1. drilling at 3425 feet producing 90
prairie oil & Gas company. Brewer
No. /, shut down for storage at Sl40
feet
Magnolia Petroleum company. ode
30. /, showing OF oil and gas; shut
down at 2655 10 move boiler
J. L. Hamon, McCleskey No 4, shut
down at 1890 feet, producing 1000
barrels
Atlas Oil company. Mann No. I,
pulling casing to abandon at stOV
feeting; dry
Sinclair Gulf company, Demoss No
L Moving boiler. Ready to shoot at
$500 feet
Plains Oil & Gas company. Merri-
man church No. 2 Shut down at 3zAe
feet: producing 200 barrels
Texas company. kennedy No. J.
showing Of oil and gas. Pulling big
pipe at $3.50 feet
Prairie Oil & Gas company. Christ
mas No. 3B. Completed at $3.50 1eeti
producing SIS barrels.
Gulf Production company, Down
tain No. / drilling at 5000 feet; slight
show OF oil
Sinclair Gulf company Hagaman
No. !. Pulling big pipe at 54oc feet
Humble Oil & Refining company
Underreaming at ga feet
T & P. Coal company, Hodges No.
3, pulling bug pipe at 34oO feet
Prairie OIL & Gas company Howard
No. 5, skiddinE the rig
Skelly q Sankey. Hogg No 2 Drill
ing at 1735 feet
Texas company. Hagaman No. 2
drilling at 1434 feet
". Wagner. McCleskey No l. drill
ing at 2792 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
12OO DOLLARS
ARE WASTED
Sought relief in vain for
years; Tanlac makes him
well as ever.

The best proof can give that
TaniaC was the right thing for me IS
the way II has relieved my suffering
and built me up, said James n John
son. a wen known employee OF the
Lud Hotel, who lives at sos Persimon
street. Peoria III. recently.
7 had fallen eff as a result OF my
troubles" he continued, until was
almost a skeleton At the time
started on Tanlac I only weighed one
hundred and fifteen pounds, but 1
now balance the scales at one hun
dred and forty-rWo making an actual
gain OF tWenty-seven pounds and nave
been relieved entirely Of stomach and
liver trouble and sidney disorders
that had followed me for sixteen
years. I have often seen the time
when nv back hurt so bad I could
hardly stand it 1t was ali 1 coulu
90 10 lean over and lace my shoes.
and nobody VIII ever know now
suffered with ny stomach because /
Just cant fully describe it ] couldn't
eat a thing without boating up and
the gas would cause such terrlDle
cramufnE pains through my stomach
that I Just thought 7 could not stand
81 any longer. At this time I was FIR
ing on the c. & o. railroad and got
so weak and PLAYED out that I could
hardly lift g shovel OF coal during
those sixteen years spent over
twelve hundred dollars for medicines
and Z might as well have thrown Il
in the creek. for never even so much
as got one days relief
Il had Just about come TO the con-
clusfor that there was no medicine
that could help ne. but I have GER
fsfnlv found out different since I got
hold Of Tanlac One day j met up
with an old friend. one I hadn't seen
in ten years. Wen. OF course we had
= long talk. but we hadn't talked
long before I got 10 telling him now
T had suffered so long lust con'1n'
keen my mind of OF ny condition
Then he told me how Tanlac had ma e
a web nan OF his brother. who lad
suffered from troubles like mine fer
years. So that very afternoon eot
me a bottle OF Tanlac ard I couldn [
help hut notice = big difference N
nv condition before I had Iinlsned
taking that bottle When ] saw II
was helping me 7 stuck right 10 IT,
and have improved until anyone VINO
knows ne could tell you ] look ike
a different man I couldn't ask Tor a
better anpetfte-neVer had bigger
oue-and my stomach never botners
me any more no matter what ear.
an not one bit afraid now to eat
IN KINDS Of meat and vegetables or
ANYTHING else 7 want NY kidneys
never bother me any more either,
and che pains have disappeared from
my back entirely am feeling as
strong and wen as ever did in my
life so you see 7 have something TO
boost Tanlac for
Tanlac Is sold IN Fl Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and nv the leading drug-
e-ists in practically every city town
and village IN America--AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
GRIP, INFLUENZA
HamIIn's Wizard OIL a Reliable,
Antissptie Preventive

During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times =
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomiZer.
If you haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall Of defense against
Flu" germs
Chest colds and sore throat lead
TO grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get It from druggists for Soc II
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipzted or have sick head
aeheg Just Try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills Dc at drag
EIsts. Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
ALL LAND is LEASED
IN VICINITY OF TRUSCOTT

Truscott, Tex April 1L-More than
5000 acres have been leased By the
Truscott OIL & Development company
and II viii Immediately drill five
wells. p d Alasrerson will drill four
wells on his land in this county
Very promising prospects for pro-
ductiou have neen encountered IN
the vel near Munday, which is down
1000 feet
Drilling will commence soon on the
". 7. Ward land, where a location
has been made.
On all this territory, biologists
have made favorable reports. Almost
every acre OF the Knox land has been
leased and leases are now selling At
so an acre A few large tracts owned
BY individuals have not been leased,
but the owners have enough acreage
10 secure q drilling contract for them
selves on these tracts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
CATTLEMERS POOL TO DRILL
FOR OIL IN CROW FLAT BASIN

Alamog0rdo, y. NJ April 14--Ihar
an oil well will be sunk in Crow Flat.
in the southeastern end OF Otero
county. near the Texas line, is as
sured The Dauherty brothers.
wealthy cattlemen Of the Crow nat
countrv. have ORGANIZED a cattlemen's
pooI. and are going TO put down
well soon, il was stated today The
Dauhertys own $4,000 acres Of land
in the Crow fiat basin, near Orange,
n. N, and the well will 90 down in
the center Of this tract
The Grow Flat basin lies adjacent 70
the Guadalupe mountains and is a con-
tinuation of the Tularosa BASIN II IS
reported that every foot Of land in
that section. from the Guadalupe
mountains to FL Paso. has been To-
Gated in oil claims
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
SOUTHWESTERN OFFICERS
TO BUY RANGER PROPERTIES

J. J. Mundy. president. and J. ".
Barker, secretary Of the Southwest
ern OIL and Development company, a
81, 100000 concern organized in this
city, left Sunday afternoon for the
Ranger field to begin purchasing
proven district oil properties for the
company Upon completion OF deals
for properties, drilling contracts viii
be made at once and the work Of de-
velopment begun
1fr. AIundv and Mrs Barker were &C
companied by several representatives
of Arizona and New Mexico stock
holders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
REPORT TIPPETT WELL
WILL RESUME DRILLING

The Tippett wen on the Armstrong
lease three miles north OF Comancne,
Texas. was reported TO resume drill
ing Monday. April Il This wen
reached the sand on April I and a re-
mort sent to FL Paso was that It came
in so strong that It blew the derrick
to pieces. This report was not cor
rect The later report was that II
was closed down 10 await the arrival
Of a six inch casing
This casing is said to have been SCI
last week and the next thing Is to
drill in. Il is 1891 feet deep II IL
comes in big II means a continuation
OF the great Duke pool southwark or.
more likely, a new pool as this well
is about IS miles south OF the Duke
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
EIopers Stand PAT And
Irate Daddy Explodes

Marietta. Ohio, April 1.-Two law
yers. a policeman, an irate dad and a
bride and bridegroom spent the most
Of their bridal night n the police sta
ton here Robert Flowers. an up
standing young man just returned
from the army, clipped with Zaua van
dala Meeks, OF St Mays W Va They
met by appointment. went TO Parkers-
burg and we're married. came 70
Marietta. the bridegroom home, and
met trouble face to face After a
night Of parleying in police head
quarters the bride who is under age
said she would stay With her husband
Daddy went home after telling his
new soninlaw that he would like to
send him as far as he'll would let hin
60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

Dallas. Tex april IA ne AoAAuN
ing is a list Of new locations estab-
Hshed during the last week in west
Texas:
Callahan County.
E H. R. Green No. 1, Scott, center
OF section s14. Southern Pacific Rail
road company survey, three miles
south Of Putnam. timbers on ground
EnstIand County.
P o. Harvey No. 1. Mrs B. F. Cot
ton. northeast corner Of farm, John
York survey.
r. o. Harvey No. 2. Mrs B F. Cot
ton, southeast corner OF farm
r. o. Harvey No. 8. Mrs B. F. Cot
ton, northwest corner Of farm
Gulf Production company No l, ~
Hagaman, southwest corner OF farm
W c. Sypert, rig up
West Virginia Coal & Oil company
No. /. Mrs. B. F. Cotton, located in
northeast corner Of farm, 50 feet west
OF R. o. Harvey No. J.
Harkrider ct al No 1, E H Webb,
in northeast corner Of farm Cshown
on map as Ranger Mercantile COM
pauy), William Van Norman survey
timbers on ground
Prairie OH & Cos company No /,
G. F. Beck, located in southeast cor
ner of farm. F. IL Harms survey
The Texas & Pacific Coal & Oh
company No. /, T. & P. Railroad COM
pany has rig ID on a site located
about 1900 feet from the southeast
corner Of a 2.6-acre tank site. NJ v
Brewer survey
Humble Oil & Refining company No
s, N I. Patton, southwest corner Of
farm, R. O. Sparks survey
Wichita County
Red Bend Oil company No. ]. Holly
southeast corner Of farm Bryant
Brown survey, rig up.
Taylor County.
Beaver Valley Oil company No 1. J.
J. Hamlin, southeast corner section
-, Southern Pacific Railroad com
pany survey, rig on ground
Allison York No. i, Denman, soutn-
east corner Of the northwest quarter
section 43, Lunatic Asylum lands.
Allison York No l. ". b Bali,
southeast corner OF the northeast
quarter Of section Il. Lunatic Asylum
lands
Winters Oil & Gas company No 1,
Lee Scale. locates five miles northeast
OF Winters. section PSI, rig on ground-
Winters Oil & Gas company No /
johnson. southeast corner section 500,
J. II Espinoes survey, timbers on
Winters OIL & Gas company No 1,
HightoWer. section 555. five miles east
Of Winters. rig up
Sinclair Oil company No. l. McMay,
northern part Of Jose Marie garcia
survey, six miles northwest Of Win
safe, timbers on ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
DRILL EXPERT SAYS OIL
MAY BE NEAR Stafford

z. ". Riggle. president Of the
Southern California Drilling company,
which has drilled wells for the South
ern Pacific between FL PasO and CALI
fornia during the past ten years when
in FL Paso last week. said:
There may be oil about Stafford,
Ariz. Ny company drilled a water
we'll near the railroad station and got
salt water I do not pretend to say
there is oil to be found there but in
the well we drilled we struck salt
water and there were indications
which generally accompany the ind
ing OF oil at greater depth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
CONTRACT FOR DRILLING
ON A B. EDWARDS RANCH

z P. Earl Associates and company
Of New York. have contracted with the
Lesh oil and Drilling company for the
latter to begin drilling Immediately
on the A b Edwards ranch seven
miles north Of Henrietta, Texas. The
contract calls for $500 feet.
The Three States company has re-
turned and coutemplates drilling
deep well on the body land eight miles
northeast Of Henrietta. The Scaling
Oil corporation is arranging TO drill
on the Scaling ranch, Is miles SOUTH
west OF Henrietta John z. Daley OF
Boulder. Colo. has secured a lease on
200 acres five miles south OF Henri
eta and agrees to begin drilling
within 40 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
TEXAS CRUDE OIL GIVES
OFT DRILLING PROGRAM

announced the completion Of arrange
ments for drilling on its LiEhtfoot and
Calhoun leases near the Norwood we'll
in the Ranger field This company
has a well down 5000 feet within the
townsite and the other some distance
south Of that town and has the latter
down about $500 feet with good
showing OF gas
The company has annonced also the
letting Of a contract for drilling on a
lease adjoining Burkburnett townsite-
The company has given out as its
drilling program three wells to be
drilled at Goose Cralz. two at Humble
and one at West Columbia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

J T. lannon's No McClesky wen,
two miles southwest Of Ranger, Tex,
is reported as making 1000 barrels a
day. The Texas Pacific Coal & Iron
company's No. . Duncan well half a
mile from the AcClesSy mentioned, IS
reported as making 700 barrels and
the Plains oil & Gas company's No 2
well on the Merriam church lot is said
TO be producing $50 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
on WAY 10 RANGER.

James T. Flanagan. representative
OF the Bisbee stockholders Of the
Southwestern Oil and Development
company. passed through here Sunday
en- route TO Ranger field to confer
with the president and secretary OF
the company in the purchase OF oil
properties. Mr.. Flanagan is superin-
tendent and manager for the Tom
Higgins properties in Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
PRAIRIE TO TAKE OVER
TEXAS COAL AND OIL LAND

Fort worth reports the Prairie OIL
and Gas company has completed nego-
tiations for taking over al the re-
rnafnfnp. acreage OF the Texas Coal
and OH company IN ashland. Steph-
ems. Palo Pinto and adjoining counties,
the consideration being Sl5.00O,0o0
with 100 additional test wells TO be
drilled.
It appears that these holdings are
about S5. 600 acres, all that remains OF
the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil COM
pany's original lease and for holdings
covering 800. 900 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

The Royal Duke on company mas
commenced drilling on its holding
lust west OF the town Of Desdemona-
Texas, and 1900 yards north OF the
80 200 600 foot casser Of the Cosden
OH and Gas company. T. H Ian
caster. chief Of police Of san Antonio,
Texas. IS vice president Of the Royal
Duke company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
CONTRACT CALLS FOR TEST.

K. J. Schumacher. Of Chicago, who
has been an oil operator in southeast
Texas, Oklahoma. Kansas and in east
ern fields, is reported as taking over
the holdings Of P. A Bogue and Bur
nett in the southeast corner OF Coke
county, Texas The contract is said TO
call for a test well at once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
FIRST on. co. IN NORTHWEST
NEW MEXICO INCORPORATED

Santa Fe, n. II, April 14-Nalencia
Petroleum, Of Gallup. has been incor-
porated and 2 stock issuance Of $780,
600 authorized It Is the first oil com
pany to be formed and incorporated In
she northwest corner Of the state At
the same time the state corporation
commission announounced that fees
from oil interpretations during March
was in excess Of $4,000 and that that
figure Will be exceeded during April.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
MAKTNG 1000 BARRELS.

A late report via Dallas, Texas. IS
that the Wyandotte-Hogg Creek Oil
company's well in Comanche county,
Texas, is making 1000 barrels This
is the No. ! Walter Thompson. an Off
set TO the Sinclair c0mpany's No
Hnrg we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
HUMBLE STRIKES SHOWING.

The Humble Oil and Refining com
uauy's Schoore No ], south Of CISCO
Eastland county. Texas, had struck a
slight showing OF oil at $3.50 feet The
TOD Of the lime was at $500 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

The Jewel oil company is to make a
deem test in southwestern Brown
county, Texas The contract is made
for drilling 10 be underway by Nay l.
The wen is to be put down on the
south half OF block IS In the A D..
NeIu- survey. This part Of the coun-
try has not yet had a thorough deep
test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

A Fl. Worth paper says that Court
land law ence. Of Los Angeles, Calf.
with two California friends. is looking
over north central Texas oil fields
Mr.. Lawrence is said to have made q
cleanup in oil in Mexico several years
ago He is wen known TO many
people from Chihuahua who now re-
side in Il Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

hnine company. capitalized at $780, Z
600. is TO build the plant The plan is
10 locate the plant three miles south |
OF town where the company mas
acquired land near the pumping sta
ton and pine line Of the Texas COM I
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

J. W Evans. formerly manager OF
the Phelps Dodge cOmpany's stores ~
Tyrone. New Mexico, and now one OF
the representative Of the Southwest
ern OIL and Development company IN
Arizona and New Mexico, is visitor
in FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
DRm.ITNC Is RESCUED.

Report from Abilene. Texas is that
drilling on the Gillespie Remick wen
has been resumed after cessation Of
work Immediately after spudding in
on April 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
RIG PLACED 10 DRILL.

The Lyman OH company composed
Of Bishop. Corpus Christi, kingsvlle
and Houston people purposes drilling
400 acres nearly nine miles west OF
san Diego. Duval county, Texas The
rig has been placed already
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14

Weatherford. Texas. is TO have
refinery of 1000 barrels OF crude as its
daily capacity. The Weatherford Re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-14
- g IInhIfnnI ConsfInafion.

Take sLAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" reg
ularly for "A TO q days A Syrup
Tonic-Laxative. Pleasant to Take SOC.
II Regulates-Adv.