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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14
MANY VISITORS TODAY

Tombstone was crowded with visit ors today. having come here 10 al. tend naturalization hearings in the Superior court There was in the aeighborhood of fifty applicants ac- companied by two witnesses each. making in the neighborhoOd Of two hundred visitors from Bisbee and Douglas here today. Tomorrow the crowds on the deportation cases will be back to remain during the entire time Of the trial
 SNOW
 Snow and rain reported as falling al the Huachuca reservoir in the Huachucas this morning.
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2 nm E
TO TUCSON

Mrs. Frank Shoots and children. left this morning fer Tucson ~here she will join her nus band who is employed in the old Pueblo. ani where they will make their future home Ms Shoots is daughter Of Mir and Mrs. C. W Holland. O.:
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IN BIS B E E

A. Wentworth. justice or the peace spen; yesterday in Bis5ee on buSi ness visit. returning home !a;e last night.
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DANCE LAST NIGHT

A large crowd enjoyed the danca las; night in the Legion Nall. given by the young ladies Of Tombstone
 The Hi School Jozzers dispensed their iates; and everyone enjoyed th3
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14

DON LUIS-Machinery installation on Boreas lease hears completion.
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FIRST NATIONAL TAKING NEAR EAST DONATIONS

The First National Bank has been named as depository for the Near East donations. and same can be lei; at the bank, from there 70 be sent to headquarters at Phoenix X re- ceipt is given the conator and an other is sent to headquarters along with the money. The final drive is now on. from the Sth to the 18th, and all who can be touched by the cry of starving and innocent children should make their donations as soon as possible
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TUESDAY

FIELD DAY AT FT. HuAcHUcA
 A number of local auto parties will motor to Fort Huachuca tomorrow to take in the field day sports to be
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FROM DOUGLAS

Charles Frederick spen: Sunday with his family and returned to Douglas today. He is working on big army canteen plumbing job down fLere
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FROM WILCOX

Attorney Lyman II Hays. O. WI COX. spen; the day in the county sea on matters before the Superior cour'
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IN FROM RANCH

Col Henry Pyeatt was a visitor in town today from his ranch n the Huachucss. spending the day with h.s family.
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FRIDAY
BACK HOME

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Davis, who have i been on the coast for the past three . weeks arrived home this morning. They motored both ways and NJ. Dsfis states that he made the trip ;o the coast by way of the Empire ! ranch. and from Tucson took the h. dian Oasis road to Ajo and found i- very good. making the trip without any trouble whatsoever. and that in gO via Phoenix. The trouble he ;CEnd was that the people in Tucson dom; know that they have a better road 10 the coast right now by In dian Oasis than by Phoenix. REGULAR MEETING The Order of Eastern Stars meet in regular session tonight and refresh mealS and dance are on the prog ram for the evenings entertainment FROM els6EE
 Attorney s. K Williams. of Bis bee. was visitor in the county seat today on matters before the superior court.
 LOWELL ytSiTNP
 Harry Seeley. of Lowell, was a Tombstone visitor ;oday
 MINE iNsPseIoR
 Ed Massey. deputy state mine ia- spector. spent the day in this dis trict.
 coNTESTING WILL
 Sitting in the judges chambers Of the local Superior court. Judge A G. McAl:ster. Of Graham. county. is hearing the case of which the will O. J. Frank Wright is being contested by Dr. l.. C. Quinn. a son of Mr. Wright by former marriage. He is represented by Attorneys Sutter and Reach. while Attorneys McKeliigon, or Bisbee and o. Gibson Of Tomb stone represent Mrs. Wright DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS
 Attorneys Bruce Stephenson and A. NJ. Sames. of Douglas are in the county seat today attending to ma;- ters in the Superior court in the in- terests of their clients. FROM TURNER
 Joseph Larrieu. of Turner. is spend ing the day in the city on business matters.
 RETURNS TONIGHT
 Judge Alfred C. Lockwood will re-
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TO sis6EE

Chet Johnson and Denny Walsh went 10 Bisbee this morning where they viii spend a few days
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FROM SAFFOED

Judge A. c McAilister. Of Saffori. Groham county. arrived ID Tombstona today 10 occupy the local superior cour, bench in a case in which Judge Aockwcoi has been disqualified Judge McA.is;er has recently recoy- cred rom an attack or the s.u bu; is do.rg quite we'll.
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Miss McClelland secretary.
coNoRsGATioNAL CHURCH

Next sunday al II a m. the pas tor will preach his first sermon in ;he fourth year as pastor or this church. ell us all be present for this frs; sermon Let us imagine i. is the first sermon of the pastora "a and that il is a trial sermon and th.t both the miniser and the church are on trial as candidates for the future in our relation. as workers together A minister sometimes gets careless after three years in one church. | do not want to get that way. But sometimes the people too get care less after they have beard the same minister for three years. and yet I believe you do not want 10 get care less Well then let us all wake up and do our best in every way We can. Just pretend now that this is our first Sunday together. Everybody will want to be out to hear the new preacher The subject will be a Len ten subject. fitting for the first ser mon. Come and hear and judge the candidate.
 In the evening the Christian En- deavor will have an open installation for the new officers, when each mem. Der, of course, will be present as well as the officers.
 C. w. STARK, minister, candidate
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14

4s St. atIlth uds, " "ll. tpSt oHc !o,.ar and half to ger in and not.I- .ag .J in the fight, which will be
 oadut,,I with confetti. ribbons iorns and caps. You are welcome. SURPRISE PARTY FOR
 OLD PIONEER
 \. T. Sehusier. Tombstone piCnee-. yesterday celebrated his S3rd ami Sersary. A number of friends O; the old gentleman called al the Sch9.- .er home last evening where a sar. prise party was tenederei in his honor MT Schus:er has resided continuously in Tombstone for iae past io years. and Is wei! versed il he history of the old camp.
 Though well along in years, anl not in the best of health. he is al ways in very jolly mood. and vel porirays the instincts found in tn. makeup of the old Arizona pioneer MOTHER DIES IN COLORADO
 Mrs. j. E. Shaw today received word from Mrs. Keith Preston. who was suddenly called to Calida. Colo. last Tuesday. owing to the serious i.'- ness of her mother, that the aged parent died A hours after her arri- val. Heart trouble wassgiyen as the cause Of death. and Mrs. Preston T.. ports that her mother seemed 10 hay. been improving when she arrived, out suddenly the next day after her arri- val she was seized with illness a"i lied q fea moments afterwdrd.
 The following clipping is taken rom the Arizona Wildcat. the off cial organ of the students of the University of Arizona. from whicn JIn be estimated Tombstone's repro. ,entat!cn at that institution of learn ing That the club organized by rh-- Tombstcnites will be live one there is no doubt:
 The latest thing in organizations. on the University campus in the Tombstone club. Everyone that ever lived in Tombstone. worked there. passed through there or had relA. .;ive that knew somebody that liys there is eligible to membership. \, the first meeting there. March 10th. -hsre were seventeen loyal Tomb Stonites out. and they promise ihlt their club will be about the lireSt thing on .he campus. despite the rt- verse implication in the name How ard Benedict, son of a clergyman D. the CoChise county seat is the inS .i- gator of the club. Those present at the first meeting were. Tommy Brandt. Christine Core, Helen ,be.I. Maiia McClelland. Howard Benedic-. Mildred Stark. George Raffertr. George Chambers. Mildred Robinson. DOrothea Wilbur. Fife Davey. Jea,,- cite Dayey. T. J. Randolph. Roland Grebe. Bill Howe and Irving kohler Benedict was elected chairman anl Miss McClelland secretary
 coNeRscATloNAL CHURCH
 Next sunday al II a. m the pas tor will preach his first sermon in he fourth year as pastor or this church eli us all be present for this frs; sermon. Let us imagine i. is the first sermon of the pastora:a
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TO siSe EE

J. IT. Phiiiipowsk. court reporter aud John fgo. court interpreter. went to Bisbae this morning where they w.ll spend the day attending 70 busi- ness matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14

The local Knigh; Templars mee, tonight al seveathir,y sharp. in reg u.ar monthly session
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

Attorney A N. Sames. 0; Douglas, was a county sea; visitor today on court business. returning home this afternoon
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LOucHREY HERE

Frank Loughrey. Bisbee pug list and fight promoter. was a TOmbsion- visitor here today, Loughrey suffer ed h.s first knock ou, in his career in Bisbee the other night al the hands O; Happy Woods. bu; the vet scraDpe- seems none the worse for
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14
SNOW
CHURCH FUNDS FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF

Mrs. F. J. Abell. treasurer Of the Congregational church, today for. warded g check to Cleveland Dodge. treasurer of the Year East Relief Fund. for sIsI54. which has been subscribed by the church and its o-. ganizations. The largest individual subscription was made by one Of the high school faculty and was for sS1. TO MORALES
 Judge Alfred C. Lockwood left to- day for Nogales where he will sit in case in the Santa Cruz Super for court in which the local judge has been qualified
 TO PHOENIX
 Jim Lemmons was brief visitor in Tombstone today en route 10 Phoe- nix where be will remain for sever
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TO B!S6EE

City Marsha. Porter McDcna,d left this morning for B.sbee where h. was called on business
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DOUGLAS VISITOR

Dr A Ii Wilkinson or Douglas, was d visitor in The county sea, Sat urday on brie; business mission
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TOMBSTONE VISITORS

A. Y Smith. Of Pesrce. and H. A Morgan. cf NiI,cox. were visitors in Tombstone saturday night 10 attend -he dcinss at the Masonic hall.
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TO WILCOX

Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo Hensha Y went to Wilcox this morning whe.e he was called on business connected with the sheriff's office
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14
RETt 9S HcHE

T. K. Springer anu wife returned home las, evening from Douglas where they visited with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14
THURSDAY
TeACFE 1S ENJOY GATkE RING

The teachers Of ;he local schools gathered a, the home of Mrs. Helen NcCuellaEd last evening and enjoyed themselves immensely in a social get together Refreshments were sery | ana the guiding hands took part uf vlriCu, sorts of amusement and iuh.
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EETU 7N ED FROM OKLAHOMA CITY

Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo. Henshay. returned this morning from Ok.ahc- ma City. Okla. where he went 10 return Lloyd Crow. a prisoner. who is wanted here to answer charge, of em5ezzing funds from the Wells Fargo Express company in Bisbea The prisoner waived eXtradition and is now lodged in the county jail here pending the hearing of his case.
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MINE INSPECTOR

Ed Massey. deputy state mine ia spector. spent the day in this dis trict.
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TO El PA so

w T. Bill" Boyd. left today for Fl Paso. where he goes on business for several days.
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FROM DOS cAeEZAS

ness
 FROM DOS cAsEZAs
 Nir and Mrs Crawford Of Dos Co be7ss, are sisi'ing in the city today. he quests Of Nr. and Mrs. Harry Nloia
 TO sis6Ee
 Chet Johnson and Denny Walsh went to Bisbee this morning where they viii spend few days TOMBSTONE VISITORS
 A Y smith. of Pearce. and Ii. A Morgan. cf Wilcox. were visitors in Tombstone saturday night 10 attend the doinss at the Masonic hall. DOUGLAS viSirCR
 Dr 4 Ii. Wilkinson Of Douglas, Mas visitor in The county sea; Sat urday on hrie; business mission. TO siseEE
 J. II PhiHipowski. court reporter. and John igo. court interpreter. went to Bisbee this morning where they w.lI spend the day attending 70 busi- ness matters
 TO s.ssEE
 City Marsha. Porter McDcns,d left this morning for B.sbee where h. was called on business. TO EL PAso
 W. T. ''3Al' Boyd. left today for Fl Paso. where he goes on business for several days . FROM SAN ANTONIO
 Phil F. Ramirez, of San Antonio, Texas. arrived in Tombstone today and will take charge or the repair department of the Service Auto com pany.
 IN FROM RANCH
 Col. Henry Pyeatt was visitor in town today from his ranch n the Huachucss. spending the day with h.s family.
 HOLDING UP
 Ore shipments from the Tombstone mining distEic; keep right oa and If anything are increasing.
  SCARCE
 Houses fit 10 live in are scarce in Tombstone
 FROM DOUGLAS
 Charles Fredericl; spen: Sunday with his family and returned to Douglas today He is working on a big army canteen plumbing job down there
 BEING REBUILT
 Carpenters are now rebuilding the Sunny Side t;o;el which was recently damaged ty fire and il VIII be ready for business shortly thus adding an ether rooming house to the already large number of such places in Tomb stone. MOVED ;H
 The huachuca Water Company of fees are nov located in the new Da- SIS building next to the post office. The shop fixtures are being moved il and the Iiuachuca company will soon have all their affairs housed under one roof ipstead Of being scattered as heretofore. This building is owi- ed by Mir A. E. Davis and leased by the water company and consists of two office rooms and a large shop and supply room. TO SAN FRANCISCO
 Gene Conn and wife. who have been in Tombstone for the past sev- eral weeks, Mir Cohn covering the deportation trials for coast papers. left Saturday for their home in San Francisco. IN FROM couRTiaNo
 Miss Susie Cabell. of Courtland. was a visitor m the county seat to- day. Miss CabelI was former resi- dent Of Tombstone and has many friends here.
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|. X. s. MAN ERE

J D Hubbell representative Q; the international News Service. ar. rived in Tombstone today and has begun taking pictures of the historic sights i1 this vicinity. as well as the court house. the attorneys connected win :he deportation cases. the jury and other views which will be print ed throughout the newspapers oi the land
 lie vii. take many photos of Tombstone. and all its historic points of interest. This afternoon he will go 10 the Sch;effeiin monument to se- cure picture of the tomb oI the di>coveTsr or Tombstone
 Today he secured several photos or ;he main business streets. all ,f which vii, be released to rhe patrons Of the I. N :. !n the near future
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LOWELL VISITOR

Harry Seeley. Of Lowell, was . Tombstone visitor today
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s E ET TONIGHT

FOurr Post No. l2. American L ,- g. n meets tonight in the Legion hall. Mes,iae >.ar;s promptly st o'clock so as % adjourn in t.m- fer the dan:e which starts at 2. lmportan. bus:- ness urges all members 70 attend FRcM 5IssEE
 John Twomey. Q; Brewery Gu.c,. Tammany Hall fame. was a visitor in Tombstone for several hours. ra- turning home late this afternoon.
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refreshments were served and cards and dancing was enjoyed ul;il after midnight
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SENDS GREETINGS TO TOMBSTONE FRIENDS

A. F.. Rogers. former selling agent
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RETURNS TONIGHT

Judge Alfred c. Lockwood will T,
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coNTESTING WILL
DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS

Attorneys Bruce Stephenson and A. NJ. Sames. of Douglas are in the county seat today attending to ma; ters in the Superior court in the in terests of their clients.
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FROM 8lSB E

Attorney $. K Williams. Of Bis bee. was visitor in the county sea today on matters before the superior court.
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FREE FOR ALL

There will be a free for all fight II Gage Hall next Wednes day. which IS S, Pa,ricks day. il will cost one !o..ar and half to ger in and not.i- .ag .J g in the fight. which will be oadur,tI with confetti. ribbons
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REGULAR MEETING

The Orier of Eastern Stars meet in regular session tonight and refresh menlS and dance are on the prog ram for the evenings entertainment.
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FROM TURNER

Joseph Larrieu, of Turner. is spend ing the day in the city on business matters.
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x FROM couRTlaNo

Miss Susie Cabell, Of Courtiand. was a visitor m the county seat to- day Miss Csbell was former resi- dent Of Tombstone and has many friends here.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. F.. r. Kerr returned 10 her
 home in Bisbee today after spending several days in Tombstone Jhe guest of Mrs Helen McCleIland
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S!SSEE VISITOR

matter
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-03-14

The Eastern Stars enjoyed very successful social session last night after their business meeting Dainty
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MEET TONIGHT

his morning.
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VISITING HE R 6

;erSay afternoon.
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TUCSON W EST

satisfactory time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Ell PASOANS PAY A VISIT
TO PEC0S OIL FIELDS

"Pecos has a real oil field" said
Bill" Rodgers. secretary OF the III
Paso stock exchange. after he had
conducted a party of IS men from El
Paso over the Toyah and Pecos fields
The party visited Pecos Wednesday,
after a trip over the Toyah fields,
and visited the Bell we'll which they
found to be still bubbling over under
about the same pressure as was the
case before the bailing out last sat
urday.
The party visited the Zone vel.
which has reached 81 feet since Il
was spudded in last sunday The
Sunshine we'll which is drilling again
after a stop caused by cOncreteing Off
a flow of water. and numerous other
sites were also visited
Included in the party were AIr. and
Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. H A Iver-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Dalhngnan-
William Kell. Joseph Hoffman J. E.
Myers. J. P Fam, Lieut. Carl Rettig.
Charles L. Cohen. sam Johnson. c g
Streeter. II. c. Cate. Sol Lipman, II.
NJ Griffin. H L Wingate. h A
smith. Thomas Foster. Harold Potash
L H Davis and James A. Murdoch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
RUNKLES WELL NEAR SIPE
SPRINGS SOLD FOR S1O0, 900

Sipe Springs. Texas. March Is
The Runkles well has been pur-
chased from r. T. Lightfoot. ct al.
by Homer Peoples for 100000 cash.
The sale included 200 acres sur
rounding the well This well hit pay
sand several days ago at $50 feet
When il struck the pay there was
considerable doubt whether or not
the field, in which Il is. was oil pro-
ductive. Since IL struck pay, how
ever, there have been developments,
showing il is productive.
Statistics show that the Sipe
Springs shallow field is the largest
in Texas, 80 wells being there. pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Ne7U COmbIetiOnS
Extend District
At BHrk burnett.

Wichita Falls. Tex March 1s--Ihe
south Burkburnett field has been ex-
tended two miles south by two shall
low completions-the Pioneer Produc-
ton company's No. Roller making
125 barrels from 1900 feet and the
Associated Producers No 1 Summer
vile. making 100 barrels These
wells are on the G Birk tract. Much
new activity viii take place in the
vicinity Of the new wells. Much OF
the acreage in this vicinity is held
by major companies, which plan 20
develop respective holdings at an
early date
Operators are still watching the
Mo-Tex Oil company's No 1 test on
the J. p Evans land which short
time ago came in a good producer IN
a section Of the field which had Tor
some time been pronounced dry be
cause Of the abandonment Of several
wells. The No. 1 Evans is showing
up for a good producer A half mile
north Of this wen is the Sinclair's
Morgan Meadow leases on which are
several good wells.
Water difficulties are still occur
ing in the Kemp-Mun ger-Allen dis
trict The Alberta Oil company is
bailing and attempting TO shut off
the salt water. The bailer shows
traces OF oil.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Men Sleep In
JaiIAtPecOS
TO7cn So Full

NJ L Naquin, VINO has Just re-
turned from Pecos. is an ardent
booster for the new field to which
oil men are flocking.
There are three men in particular
who are willing to testify that the
Bell well is a real oil well, stated
AIr. Naquin. When about to swab
out the wei. Mr.. Bell warned over a
hundred people gathered at the well
70 stand back. All complied except
three well-dressed men from eastern
Texas. who persisted in peeping
through the board wall surrounding
the wen. Oil shot out of the well
half as high as the derrick and IN
coming down was no respecter Of
persons. drenching the three with oil
"Pecos is not yet a tent city, but
not far from IL" continued Mr. Ma
Quin 1T is the liveliest place right
now I have seen for a long time.
Whoever wants to sleep under roof
must get there early and elbow
hard"
Il saw IN army officer from
Waco sleep in the hanEman's cell
at Pecoz and he was profuse In
his thanks to the sheriff for Civ
ing him those quarters There
are from ten TO "A dozen sleeping
in the county Jail every night.
That tells pretty well how things
nre moving in PeeOs-'
This is the statement Of Capt. VIII
liam T. Power. of the zone supply
station, who has just returned from
Pecos. Hitting sand between Fort
Hancock and Fabens, the auto carry
ing Mr. Powers, " J. carr j. ".
Heston and Mr. Bowler, all or II
Paso. was overturned All memb ers
Of the marty escaped serious injury.
but. all were badly shaken up and
bruised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
ChIOr0fOrn1 On
HneCO Basin s
ShaIeShOUSOiI

Chloroform tests Of samples Of shale
taken from the well OF the Hueco
Basin OH company, drilling forty
miles east Of FL Paso in Hueco Basin,
show considerable oil
The tests were made by H G. Moss.
the president Of the California Wen
Drilling company, which concern is
putting down the well. and were from
samples taken at 1895 feet. 1873 feet
and l4f9 feet in each case 4 scum
OF oil showed on the top OF the chlorO-
form after the shale had been allowed
70 stand in the chlOr0form for some
hours.
Tests Of the limestone encountered
in the well were made without show
ing traces OF oil. as was expected. A
Few drops Of oil poured into the
chloroform. however. soon formed
scum on top looking just like the
scum on the shale tests. proving that
oil really existed in the shale.
The well was down to a depth of
1910 feet on Tuesday at noon, the
last report brought to the FL Paso
office Of the company.
MI. Moss and George w Thiesen.
president Of the Hueco Basin com
pauy left for the well Thursday morn
ing TO make an inspection.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-18
Have COLOR IN CHEEKS
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