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, 1921-10-07

the period OF the worst slump IN The
history Of the oil industry.
The CURES are from the financial
statements presented the recent an
nr.l mseting Of the company at Rich
mond, Va Some idea OF the import
nncs of tho Increase in the price OF
oil. which was reported Tuesday OF
this week is shown In the fact that
the earnings of Glenrock are thereby
increased so e cent
with a 80 per cent Increase Glen
rock is earning under most ~unfavor-
able conditions in the oil trade. 80 per
cent on tho market value Of It's stock
after deducting all expenses
The affairs of the company arc IN
the hands OF conservative and success
full oil men The old board including
r. c.. Taylor. 1. n. Clay. G. r. Ha-
gems Ed j. Mcmahon. l. F. McAfa-
hon, W. +. OFT. James A. Green and
r. ]. Kelly OF Chicago and C. H. Wall
of Denver. was reelected at b an
nuai meeting.
At a moro recent meeting officers
were named. resulting in h choice
of r.. G. Taylor. president; c. r. Hn-
gems. vice president; L. n. Clay. vice
president: L #. Mcmahon. secretary
treasurer. and z. j.. McMahon, gen
eral manager.
Tina importance to which the com
pany has rown during the last two
tears, de-pito u~nfavorablc conditions.
ts evidenced by the fact that h as
lots OF the company. with only nomi-
nal values placed on h leases and
oil lands held. amounted TO over 49,
SEQ. 00o.
The actual liabilities OF the company
amount to Just a trifle over $1,000
which Is offset by machinery invcn-
tory and cash on hand amounting to
Sz73, 3s6.46.
Following is a statement of assets
and liabilities of the company as OF
September 1. 1921.
Assets.
Cash and accounts receiv
dDle ou,ooU.ul
Stocks of other compan-
les ..-................. 7.eas,ssl.7i
Norbeck : Nicholson inter
, 1921-10-07

There IL every Indication that a big
now OF oil will b struck NJ that well
Anna May Company Drilling.
The anna Aiay oil company well
a. co2l~ood. which was spudded IN
recently. has reached n depth OF 100
feet. according TO Officials OF that
company In Aii1es City. and drt1ifnE
continues steadily There have been
no mishaps. and tho hole IL said to
look good. A small rig Is being used
but Is Of sufficient size to make pos
sfble the reaching Of a depth Of 1900
feet.
, 1921-10-07
BUSINESS corLRsE NOTES.

Tho shorthand classes OF the Cas-
per business college have shown much
Improvement In their work during the
past weeks. This week Is being de-
voted to review work in the morning
classes and many OF the pupils OF the
afternoon period are joining in tho
review work.
Miss NJ. Grum and Miss Beulah Rus
sci have recsl-eI special commenda-
ton for their tipping work.
Much interest is being shown In the
bookkeeping work and special men
ton is made OF r. o. Jordan.
, 1921-10-07


Although work has been slightly
delayed on account OF h shortage Of
water for drilling purposes h test
we'll which is being drilled on Bodie
dome n small structure eight miles
northeast OF the Bolton field. the well
has eached a depth OF 200 feet and
operations are stiil in progress This
well which IL being put down Jointly
by the Iowa Wyoming OH company.
San Juan Petroleum company and the
Chappeii OIL company was started
with a i2aneh hole. io-inch casing
having bean carried TO the present
depth. II Is believed that the well
car % completed TO the Embar sand.
a lucrative producer in adjoining
fields. during the coming month.
Walt wray OF wray's cafe and a
ipa-ty OF friends left early Thursday
norning FOR Sweetwater where they
viii spend the remainder OF tie week
on a hunting and fishing trip.
Z =. 4. Miehels. county attorney o.
Fremont county was IN Caspcr YES.
ltesGay stopping here briefly while 81
roe.e TO his home In Lander after
hisyny visited at Ravlins and ether
points IN me southern par OF the
suite.
, 1921-10-07

A. l. Davis accompanied by his son.
a prominent ranchsr In the country
near Sheridan. - spending several
days In the city attending 70 business
and visiting with friends Mrs. Davis
visited at this location 20 years age.
when Il was then known as Fort Cas-
per. He has not been here since. and
Ia overcome with the growth Of the
city and with the active business at
mosphere found here.
, 1921-10-07
GLENR0CK SHOWS BIG EARNINGS
ON MARKET VALUE OF ITS STOCK
Net Returns for Last Year Total S l56,086 or 20 Per
Cent on Present Selling Price Of Issue; Off
GERS and Directors Are Reelected

The enviable financial condition Of the Glenrock Oil COM
pany is shown by the net earnings of the company for the fs-
cal year which ended September 1, amounting to S156, 0s6. "a.
after operating expenses and royalties had been paid.
This earning, which represents a 20 per cent return on
the market value of outstanding stock, was attained during
, 1921-10-07

EgEs-vneAAngsai receipts ISIS
cases
Pouitry-AHvs. unsettled; fowls. IL
a22cs springs. 2fc.
, 1921-10-07

CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. T.-Potatoes-
Weak; receipts SO cars; total United
States shipments 1901; South Dakotn
early ohios si.2s61.T5 cwt.: North
Dakota Red River ohios s1.s5@i.a5
cwt.; Minnesota white, sacked $4,000
2.lo cwt.; Wisconsin s2.io92.2b cwt.;
Idaha s2.1592.2o cwt.
, 1921-10-07
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD Nevis
REfINER|ES COMPLETED

BILLINGS. Mont, Oct. with Is tankcars loaded with
Cat Greek crude oil en- route to Billings from Winnett and
with men working night and day putting on the finishing
touches at the plant of the Montana Refining company in
the east city limits of Billings, this city will take its place
among the refining centers of the northwest within a short
, 1921-10-07

time, IL has been asserted in local oil
circles. Montana ReinIng company's
tank cars have been filed with oil
from wells OF the Fffty-six Petroleum
company at Winnett. That oil has
been stored in the big tank OF the
Elk Basin Consolidated at Winnett
ever since contamination of tho con-
tract a short time ago. whereby the
Montana Refining company takes all
OF the Fifty six Petroleum production
The local plant viii start with initial
runs Of $50 barrels a day. which will
be Increased steadily until present
maximum capacity OF 1000 barrels
daily ia reached. The local refinery
will be the INST plant OF the kind in.
the state TO commence operations. al
though skimming plants have been
operated in n small WAY in the Cat
Greek field and at Lewiston The re
inery now has 20 tank car in serv.
Ice and the number will be increased
as shipments OF crude warrant. so as
to insure against any delay due to
transportation requirements. Crude
will be used as fuel at the refinery.
although It has been Indicated that
advantage will DO taken OF the econ
omy OF natural gas when the Ohio
company pipes 1t u Billings from Elk
Basin.
Fergus Oil Goes to Lewistown.
Crude oil in Fergus county will be
refined in Lewistown. according to re-
ports from that city reaching Billings.
The finishing ouche are now being
placed upon the stage settings at
West Lewistown for the trial run OF
the refining plant of the Aero OIL &
Refining company. The trial will be
made the latter part of this week.
When the machinery Is set in mo-
ton this refining plant will mark the
beginning of Industry TO Lewistown
with little fear OF separation. reports
say. It is said the Aero refinery VIII
bring with It TO Lewistown n perua-
nent payroll of $4,000 n year aud
will create new business that viii ag.
gregate something like $4,000 a day
when the plant is running full ca
pacity. 1t also reaches a total invest
Coco Cola and Food Products rose
to 2 points. Call none opened at AZ
per cent.
|, Silver.
NEW YORK. Oct. Foreign bar
silver To%c; Mexican dollars. 64Ac.
, 1921-10-07

ment OF not less than 100000. In
Guiding cost Of the plant and neces-
sary working capital. together with
giving Permanent employment to
some 20 working men al tho plant
and an extensive Office force. Each
director OF the company has made a
cash subscription, thu total mount
OF which VIII reach approximately
100000. The officers are George J..
wiedeman. president; O. w. Beiien.
treasurer and Thomas T. Taylor. sec.
Rotary.
Pipe Construction Awaits Material.
Construction work by tho Ohio OH
company TO pipa Elk Basin a into
Billings cannot be started for at least
two weeks. officials OF M company
now in Billings have stated. as the
project cannot be started until mate
rial for the pipeline arrives. Talk OF
a zinc smelter and a clay products
plant for Billings has become par
ucularly insistent locally since the
Ohio has given assurance that natu.
raj gas is so soon to be pipod Into
the city.
Windstorm Wrecks Rigs.
The derrick OF Hogan & o'Nem on
az NV river aulAGAlnt was DluMn
4, by the recent windstorm and spud.
ding In operation has been postponed
several days. The derrick had been
completed and rigging was In prog
ress when the windstorm swept tho
reservation and the S4-foot structure
failed to withstand. The same storm
overturned eight derricks In the Cat
Creek field The Biackfeet Indians
and the people Of Browning have
postponed their ceremonie,. accord
ingly. but will carry out their pro
gram as soon as the riggers complete
their work.
Drilling Rig 'Collapses.
Barnsdali-Foster corporation. drill
ing a second well on the Big Lake OF
Battle Butte structure. Lake Basir
area. is rebuilding the big RIG which
collapsed Sunday noon under tbs
strain OF 1900 feet OF 10-inch casing
which was being lowered to the bot
tom Of h hole. Reports OF the acci
dent gave rise to n story general,
that oil had been encountered in tn
Big Elk sand. That. however. did no
prove true. The casing job was abou
completed. the last joint having beef
screwed on. when in attempting 4
lower It the strain proved too mucI
: for the derrick. No one IA hur
, 1921-10-07

CHICAGO. Oct. Close:
wheat-December sl.osh; May
31.13&.
corn-December 4sh; May 54ho
oats-December ssMc; May 3Sc.
Probationary $500.
1ard-January $3.50: March 5000.
Ribs-Janunry $3.50; May $500.
, 1921-10-07

G.. s Dawson Of D0ugiA-. returned
last night to his home after attending
to business here. for the last several
days.
, 1921-10-07
S%IXTY-PRO0F LIQUOR
RETAILED IN CAPITAL

CHEYENNE. Oct. s.-Sixty proof
II the grade Of liquor now being dis
pensed In Cheyenne by b~ootieggers.
The last two lots seized by prohibit
ton officers here register n Of that
quality.
Jasper Shcco was taken into GUS
tody by Sheriff George Carroll
Thursday when n raid on his home
revealed n trap-door. skilifully con-
cealod. a dugout and other conven-
tionai appurtenances Of the moon
shine business. Three jugs of whis-
key and 2. bottles Of beer, were
found.
, 1921-10-07

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Butter-iower;
creamery extras, 44tsc; standards.
3shc; firsts. 34943c; seconds. so@32c.
, 1921-10-07

esis -...-.............. $40. 10000
Leases -.-.---....-....., INSTALL
Drilling. equipment and
construction .....-... 2i3.05s.<5
and fixtures s,5so.0s
Discount on stock sales s~52,372.5o
Depletion Of oil lands 81. 2w44,1os.ss
Total ..--.--..-........ ssO.2oi.7I
Liabilities.
Capital stock .......... 9~.553,os1.71
Notes payable ........... 5000. 90
Accounts payable ........ 2,12o.o0
Total $3.50. 2o1.7t
Earnings and expenses for the pc
Rod beginning August /, 1920. and
ending September /. 1891, were.
Earnings.
Sale Of crude oil to Midwest
Refining company from
August /. 1920 to July
81. 1871 ................S so.144.4I
Percentage of earnings Of
subsidiary companies due
Glenrock on company 133.64s.5e
Total .s2ls.7si.oo
Expenses.
Operating expenses .......s 5o.o4s.s1
Royalties paid -........... 7.oss.i3
-
Total ...................s 57.oss.p4
Net earnings for period -. si5s,r oa.os
, 1921-10-07

Henry Wills who has been spend.
ing several days here on n shopping
trip has returned to his work in Salt
Creek fields.
, 1921-10-07

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
--BRING RESULTS-
, 1921-10-07

Coco Cola and Food Products rose /
to 2 points. Call money opened at AZ
per cent.
, 1921-10-07
LOT ONE

The cream of the entire stock,
consisting of blue serges, fancy
worsteds, pencil stripes. Mems
and young mems models. All
sizes. They formerly ranged in
price from $1,000 to $500. They
are the we'll known Society Brand,
Morse Made (union made), Stu
dent Craft (union made), and
Monroe Clothes. This entire lot
will go in this Today sale at
, 1921-10-07
LOT TWO

A large assortment of fancy.
cashmere stripes and tweeds in
mems and young mems styles
which formerly were sold up to
$3.50. This entire lot will go in
this Today sale at
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NOIIZie DOLE GOIOIie
WASHINGTON, Pa.
is Agosto
FIESTA BATTESIlIALE

Qucl buontempone che risponde al
nome di Antonio Maiello, yostro cor
rispondentc Grande Deputato della
Loggia Nuoya Trento Trieste dt
Canonsburg. dell'O. +. d., dome
Mica, z correnre, in occasione del bat
tcsimo di una sua figliuoletta di no.
me Elena, nata il IS Maggie II. s.,
wolfe intrattenere a pranzo diyersi
>uoi intimi amici.
Compare G comare furono ! coniugi
signori Raffaele Russo e sua signora
Feicetta. Dopo la cerimonia religio-
sa, in casa Maiello fu consumato un
magnifico pranzo, inaifiato da gene
roso VINO - 81 dIede la stura ad una
seconda botte, vi parteciparono.
oItre al compari, j signori Michele
Pezzano moglie signora Nalleyer-
dina. francesca Dolceamore G sua
signora Ripalda, Giuseppe Pezzano
e mogIie signora Gioyannina ed all
|cuni altri del quail non ricordo
nomi
Dopo il pranzo Vi flu trattenimen.
to che 81 protrasse fino ad oltre Ia
Imezzanotte. II signor Maiello che
come e risaputo, canta tutti i mesi
dell'anno, compreso Maggie, canto'
dele umoristiche macchiette che
tennero allegri i conyenuti.
Auguro attire feste di questo gene.
Ire 81 signor Maiello ed ala sua de-
gna compagna.
Vice Correspondents
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Totalc dele diverse schcdc dolla-
ri G5.59. Somma precedente dollari
?OG3.51. TotaIe generate S2129.16.
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La Divina COnmGdia di Dante
ed viaggi all'altrO monde

mel yOltarsl vide la Dlscla IN a8-
guato, la uccise con un Tamo dl
slbero. La notte seguente, mentre Il
pastore dormiya placidamente mel
suo psgiaro, vide in sogno la zanza-
IA che col morse 10 ayeya salyatO dal
serpeute. La zanzara 81 lamento' di
essere stata uccisa da lui, cui aveya
salyato la vita, quindi gil mostra gil
orIori del Tartaro dele persone
che Vi sono punite, con una desert
zione tradizionale classica delIAde.
II giorno seguente il pastore eresse
un tumoio di fiori frutici odoro-
81 diede ALA zanzara, che gil ave-
Iva sayata Ia vita, una dogma sepol-
tura con questa iscrizione:
"Parre enter, pecudHH cUst0s ijJi
tale meJeHH - Fauerjs 0fictpm
rjloi bro muncr rcddi'
IL Tartaro descritto mel CuleX non
difrerisco da Qucllo descritto da altri
poeti di quel paese. vi e da osser-
ware la teoria che anche gil ANIMAL
dopo MORT vanno nell aIIro lnohao'
soggeJtl ale Sle-se PerlpeIle utlIe Il
mime umane. Iutatti CULEN, fino
a che IL Pa-tore non gh diede sePoI-
tura, era andato yagando nelle re-
zi1ni del Tar1r0 scnza troyare una
sede Ilssa, come Yaga'ano lie anime
del morti che non a'e'ano a'uJo Sc
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Per | 0rflDOrOIIO DEL
FigIi d'Italia
.DICIOTTESINA
SCHEDA DI SOTTOSCRIZIONE

Dal Per. Dqrio Tedesc0, della
SJqrco III MARSHA, di chester, Pa.
81; dull signor Donate Di CiurciO,
di PbHade7DIiq, 81; dQl signor Gen
uqrc BarJayisi, er Groude Cratore
daYO. z. dT. per Ia Pennsylvania
di Unioatown. Paa So. T0tQls So.
DqIa Loggia Potcnea. di Pitts
bqlgb, p, s. 90,
DaHa Logqia Saroiq No. so di
Homer City, Pa, S..
DaHa Loggia Terra Irrcdeata No.
Az di Philadelphia, Pa, NJ. Nj
coIetti 81, p. Cirmino ST., A. Lu-
cera 81. A. Salandra 81, NJ. Nor
rome 81, f. S. GaIdi 81, G. Coluc-
.ci 81, S. SaltareIla 0.50. Totale
$3.50.
DaUa Loggia Soiroiorc Bora7ai
IL. i6S di Charlcroi, Pa. - Loggio
Barzilai $40. Contribution in massa
di fratelIi S10.S4; e. Alessandra
.%l. A. Gaudio 81, p. Guido 81, A.
Rapouo 81. G.. ParnclIi 81. p. A.
merico 81, ~. 10 Forte 81, S. Pie
trancosta 81. Totale S2S.SI.
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UE TELEGR1lIlIA D'AUGURH

La Loggia Cittadini Italo-Ameri-
cani di Pittsburgh, delpOrdine F.
.d'I., domenica scorsa tenne la sua
seduta ordinaria Prima della chiu-
sura votaya un telegramma di augu-
rii per il Grande Venerable della
cui trasmissione incaricava roratore
signor A. Castriota.
II telegramma e. concepito in que
sti termini:
Loggia Ciiadiui Italo-Amercqni,
riunit0 ia seduta, uandaUi quguri
per Ia uostra salute
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itFClc PEeSalL H'' ''S' '''I
/ |squale Del (eehio. nonostanie la mo-
tina sla stata gia resa PuoO1lc' u'
aitrl giornaii, mel! ihleEe-.e GGl le-
nefrani RESIDENT IN fhiIaae'Ph'''
dlamo una notlzia enc lara .IIo
piacere, rileyata daI oi-T'ensl,e la
Fora del ~ AlaSsio y. $ Su'Sl'
giornaIe g. edlto m Nenairo oal S'-
gnor Francesca Melohe' cuEiHo 'e'
slgnor Del \ecnio.
La notIAa e La seguehte'
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,o.i,ge che acromDqgaq Il decreto
.oJ anal. 81 ossrguGrq NJ sewpye caro-
llbert9 n Ciro Ia mcdqqIiq dmgen-
N NJ rqJ,re.
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|aAI Co,,,,,danto deIrs9o Reqg.
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gimento' mentre 81 [r2la1a sun; IL;
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clio del Signor Alberto Cav.
Prof. Antonio, comandante dl
uno den PIoJoni, Iu IRA Pl'I'l "
,i'"o, | t,s ,,n,or ~, 1,,'.s, oon NJ 1acbi uo1,iri
an al nm trincerament5 nemico. owe
.riusci' a sorprendere ed a catturare
vedette nemiche G owe troyo G h2ero
u sottotenenltte lt Laiz'ni ueL 10 aS DaC-
.a7''ol'e G''l -, 80 7;,,a rsrito or,
staf, f,tto 1riuioniero.
"Spintosi oncora piu' avanti, con
pochi uomini, arriyo' all'mboccatura
dI due ca'erne, piene oi ous'r'acl' al
,P. Iuo'' ''',,'''f an"It; VI con- d" tiri ii mi
trogIiotric mcileria. tenta-
yano di lar rgsi'lenza, i.,s. Ilnen9
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Egrggi2 Sig Dretiore,
Sono n grande ammiratore del
DO zelo, della dotuiua g, specjaImen-
te. del sentiment cristiani. accoppia-
Ii una specie dIaIianita', del
Rev Padre Semeria.
Lrggo con iuteresse j suoi scrtiti.
e3 & appunto per Quosto che oggi ri
leyo. ram nantes IN gwgiie r0slo,
una scorrettezza. per non chiamarla
sconyeuienza. in un suo articolo pub
h.icato in un eiomalo III New York.
I.autore riIavando con cnlasi
giustifcata Ia fiesta datasi i'm occasio-
ue deIlapertura di una scuola-asilc
I'm nm paesc della Baslicata. innalze
fanima meridiohale che ha bisogno
di yibrare. dove aIlignano utti
sentiment nobii e generosi. Fin
qui mi sottoscrivo a quattro mani.
poichg' sarebbe ridicolo il contrasta-
ra al meridionale d'Itaia il meri
to di aver dato IA culla non solo a
grandi ingcgni neIl'arte g nelIa lette-
ratura. ma anche ad Eroi per In Pa
tria. Dove, direi. casca rasino. e la
dove insinua un parallelo alquantc
scortese ira p Nord ed d sud dlta'
Ia,
NeI NoTd' serve IIlusJfe Fadr'
Nemerla' ahDIamo n cret"iSno e Ia
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ia una mente Gotta ed eIeFala
qual e quella del Paare Nemerla
non cea propno daspettarsl que.
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ogni reglone del nlondo; IN quaint.
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ma originate al una maIatta chl
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'otto aiIFl aspetu ed allrl homi' ms
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ma errare humanum est Sc Il X
?. Semeria, rilegge il suo articolo
scritto forse soto limpulso dun in.
tenso entusiasmo del momento. rile
vera subito che quella Erase era non
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te lstltuzlon, oeI geRere' da Won e%osl %
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-25
STATE TREASURER HAS
APPORTIONED $zs1 $3.50
TO THE SEVERAL FUNDS

State treasurer c. u. Strong has
just aportioned the sum of $2Sl ,6S3.20,
received from tax collections. or this
sum the state roads fund will re-
seive $80.4797l. the current school
fund S26.S27.51. Other important
funds will be credited as follows :
University, Albuquerque. Sll.s20 "a /;
Agricultural college. Las Cruces,
$l4.684 Is: Normal university. Las
Vegas. %.45334; Normal school. Sill
yer City. S6.s0688: Institute for the
blind. Alamogordo. S36596: Military
institute. Roswell. S6.777 3: School of
mines, Socorro. Sl76334: Spanish
American Normal. FL Rito. 81 .S239l {;
Deaf and Dumb school. Santa Fc,
2983S02: Insane asylum. Las Vegas,
Sll .52084: Miners hospital. Ration,
81 Ol6S8: Reform school. Springer,
S20337S: Museum of New Mexico.
Santa Fe s34os %; Penitentiary
Santa Fe. $l3.79292: Child's welfare
board, Santa Fe. SSl406; Girls wei
fare board. ll08448; Health depart
ment, 81 .763 "a; vocational education,
$29o7ll: legislative expense. S333S.-
65; control of predatory and rodent
animals, S33sS65; mounted police,
6,777.j0; charitable institutions, ST.
1892: interest on bonds and certi-
ficates of indebtedness. $l2,802.H.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-03-25
EDDY

A few night ago the Oil derrick
OF Blue Bird No. |, about a mile
south of Carlsbad was destroyed by
fire.
1t is surmised that the derrick
caught fire from the furnace used
for sharpening and repairing tools
by the drillers which was built oi
brick at the east side OF the derrick
resting upon the wood floor. Early
in the afternoon these bricks were
melted by the intense heat and the
floor of the structure caught fire
then but was easily extingunshed
1t is estimated that the loss OF the
derrick will amount to between two
and three thousand dollars and as
no insurance can be carried in thi,
state on oil well derricks the fire los.
is total.
Work has already begun on
clearing away the debris preparatory
to erecting anothre derrick and re.
sumo drilling which is very encour.
aging to all concerned and shows
,lat the people doing this work
have confidence in finding oil and are
satisfied with thc' log OF the wei
so far.-Carlsbad Current.