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The New York herald., 1921-12-22
TENANT BUYS POUCH
PLACE IN BROOKLYN
Clinton AUe. Mansion Goes to
M. Berkeley DoUis.

The Pouch mansion and gallery. s45
Clinton avenue, has been purchased
from the Pouch estate by M. Berkeley
Davis. the present tenant, who has been
conducting the place for number OF
years under lease.
The property covers 119 feet on CIin-
ton avenue. the entire block on Lafay-
ette avenue, and 119 feet on Waverly
avenue. The buyer i'm tho transaction
was represented by Almet R. Latson.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold to Chris
tian Stecher a plot 160x100 feet on the
south side of Seventy-seventh street. 100
feet from Thirteenth avenue, for imme-
diate Improvement.
u. f. Knowles Company sold 779
briggs avenue. two story dwelling for
the Eckenroth estate, to Mr.. Donavon.
Realty Associates sold to @. II. Lach-
NIGHT, through Ross & Agar. the vacant
plot, 45x100. on the north side of Sulli-
van street 100 feet east of Ludlam
place, which the purchaser will improve
with a. detached brick two family
dwelling with garage.
Frank A. Seaver a. Co. sold the one
family brick house at No. 1877 Senator
street for c. r. Ward. TO client for
occupancy.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
WOMAN BUYS MASEMAN
TENEMENTS IN HARLEM
Parcels Held by Estate for
Forty Years; Other Sales.

Sisca & Palladino sold for the Her
man Maseman estate to Bella Frankei
2047 to 2053 Third avenue, at the
northeast corner Of 112th street con-
sisting of four five story tenements
with stores on Third avenue and a
five story fat on 112th street. The
property has been owned by the Mase-
man family for the past forty years
and was held at s15o,ooo, and rented
for $4,000 a year.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston. rep
resenting Z. Leibowitz, sold to a client
of L. j. Bershad the six story apart
ment house, 43x100, at III and 119
East 115th street II. Matz & Co. were
the brokers.
Lesser Rosenbaum sold to the Lieh
Haber Realty Company (Louis Lieb-
haber. Hyman Nisembaum and Morris
Schaum) five story store tenement,
25x100. at IS Suffolk street.
Mattel Rosenbaum sold to the Migdal
Realty Corporation two and one-half
story tenement. 1s.2x67.10. at 20 East
Second street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
News of the Real Estate World |
BUYS ASTOR PARCEL
FOR LARGE THEATER
Promoter to Erect Playhouse
and Baths on Avenue A
Block Front.

The William Waldorf Astor estate has
sold the land covered by the entire
block front on the west side of Avenue
a, between Third and Fourth streets. to
a client of Morris j. Stang. The south
west corner of Fourth street is COW
structure included in the sale. AS soon
as the buyer obtains possession after
the termination Of short leases he will
improve the site with a large motion
picture theater, a Turkish bath and
stores and salesrooms. which will in
volve an outlay of nearly s1.0O0.0c0 The
Charles +. Noyes Company negotiated
the sale for Charles A. Peabody and
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
trustees of the Astor- estate.
Manhattan Transfers.
The Roster Really Company sold to
Frederick j.. kloes and Carl Joseph a
five story loft building at 269 Canal
street 2Xll2.9x irregular
Daniel w. McCrea sold to PatricB
Mccarthy the four story building, with
stores. 20.11x90.Sx irregular, at the
northwest corner of Greenwich and
Rector streets.
1SoiSS +. hiSili5ol SOio u Jcili dlu
Patrick Mullen a five story tenement
at 4o5 West Fifty-first street. 30x50.5.
Lena and John Deaken sold to John
A. Pleines four story tenement at 53s
West Fifty-ninth street, 25x1006.
The s. s. Brown Company sold to the
James A. Hubbard Company the five
story tenement, with stores. %. .2x64. 6x
irregular. at 12 East Houston street
running through to los East First
street.
The Excelsior Savings Bank sold to
Carmela di Gorgi a six story tenement,
with stores, at 30s 10Sth street. 39.3x125.
Aimee J. l.. Darius sold to Dora
Frank a three story dwelling at 1is
West 10th street. 16Sx99.11.
Elizabeth c. Crittenden sold to Guy
Leroy and Josephine r. Foster a three
story dwelling at Washington Terrace,
179x62.6
Circle Realty Corporation sold to
Charles J. +. Bohlen a three story
dwelling at 129 East Twenty-fourth
street 20x95.9
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
N. PITTSBURGH
REALTY EXCHANGED
Alexander r. Peacock Gives
Western Mansion for An
derson Building.

Alexander r. Peacock. former part
purchased from Frederick Brown. the
operator. the Anderson Building, a
fourteen story structure at the south
west corner of Broadway and Twelfth
street which is said to return 100000
year in rents. In exchange Mr.. Pea
cock gave Mr. Brown Rowanlea. his
Pittsburgh mansion. containing forty
one rooms and ten baths. which covers
the entire block bounded by North
Highland avenue. Jackson and Farra-
gut streets and Wellesley avenue. In
addition he gave plot with a garage
fronting 210 feet on Farragut street.
The Pittsburgh property is said to have
cost more than si.00o,000 and was given
free and clear.
The Anderson Building covers plot
132x42x100. by irregular. and contains
about S,400 square feet on a floor. Fred
erick Zittell & Sons, Vreeland
Company and Harvey B. Nevins were
the brokers. Geller, Rolston & Blanc
were attorneys for Mr.. Peacock and
julius H. Zieser represented Mr.. Brown.
Makes GIFT of Fifth Avenue Lot.
Gift has been made of Fifth ave-
nue. lot in the Carnegie Hill section by
wolves the parcel 25x100, 77.2 feet north
OF Eighty-second street. Mr.. Morris
resides at lis East Seventy-third street.
Buy Dyckman Garage Site.
The newly formed Two Hundred and
Tenth Street and Ninth Avenue Garage.
Inc, having for directors II. Levin, J..
Kalikow and /. Goldsmith, purchased
the plot, 99x100, at the southwest cor
ner of Ninth avenue and cloth street.
for the erection Of one story garage
from plans by Edward F. Hammel.
Sale on Avenue G.
Rutland & Benjamin, Inc. sold for
Harmon w. Hendricks to Louis Rosen-
berg 110 Avenue c. four story build
ing. 1S.SxS2.4.
New Bank in Heckscher Building.
The newly formed Hamilton National
Bank has arranged to take quarters in
the Heckscher Building. The bank is
being organized by Edmund L. Fisher.
formerly Deputy Comptroller Of the city
Of New York, who will be the institu-
tons president. 1t will have capital
Of $1,o00.000.
"Jimmy Kelly" Branches Ont.
John De Salvio, alias Jimmy Kelly,
alias the Honorable lanes Kelly, cap
tain of the Seventeenth Election dis
trict of the Second Assembly district
on the lower East Side, Is about to ex-
tend hfs influence as a restaurateur
from 204 Hester street to 131 Sullivan
street. where he has rented a cafe
through A. Q. Orza. Kelly Is one OF
the few remaining picturesque charac-
ters on the East Side besides being a
one time welterweight champion.
Queens Borough Market.
Melvin C. Brooks Of College Point has
purchased through the Masten & Hal
lcran Agency from Wilmont Y. Halloch
the plot. 50x10o feet, on the east side
OF Fourteenth street. 100 feet north of
State street. Flushing, for Improvement
with a nine room house.
Rufus H. Maurer has purchased a
Garden apartment In the new building
at 65 Twenty-eighth street, Jackson
Heights. John G. Sparkes Of Manhattan
has also purchased an apartment In 136
Twenty-drst street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
LESSEE PLANS BUILDING
IN PENN TERMINAL ZONE

Another Improvement in the Pennsyl-
vania Terminal district will follow a
long term leasing deal closed yesterday.
Joseph S. Marx has acquired for a
twenty-one year term with renewal priv
ileges the two four story buildings at
3o2 and 204 West Thirty fourth street,
size 40x49.4i5, and plans to erect busi-
ness structure. The II. NJ. WE'LL Com
pany was the broker.
The plot adJoins the site at so6-312
West Thirty-fourth street recently &C
duired by the North River Savings
Bank. through l.. ]. Phillips g. Co. for
Improvement with a new bank building.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
MOORE ESTATE SELLS
LONDON TERRACE HOUSE
Disposes of Leasehoid on
23d Street; Other Deals.

John Constable Moore sold for Elinor
q. Waldo of Campbell Hall the Moore
estate leasehod at 461 West Twenty
third street, on the Old London Terrace.
in the block between Ninth and Tenth
avenues.
James II. Cruikshank resold to
Joseph Darlington 212 West 130th
street a three story dwelling, 15x100.
Harry Sugarman was the broker.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. W. r.
Kimball a three story. nineteen foot
dwelling at 33 Park avenue, held at
s55.000.
Hugh A. Graham sold to Joseph 7.
and Agnes Z. McNally three story
dwelling. 1ex94.11, at sal West 1S7th
street
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

-se Department OF Docks has awarded
the contract for constructing a new pier
~ the foot of West Forty-fourth street,
according TO Browns Letters Inc. TO
George Il. Spearin, Inc. The bid was
S363,565.90.
J. w. & s. w. Moore have been
awarded the contract for altering the
building at to East Eifty-third street
and the contract for altering the build
Ing at 10 East Thirty-nrst street has
BEEN awarded to J. Odsl1 Whitsnsrh.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Nesey street,
By Jrscph y. Dav

w 23D ST.. 60. n q. i4i Sixth av, sty
bldg and strs, 13xos.9; Bernhard schnffel
agt Louis Schwartz et all Isidior Cohn
and Leopold Froiman. attys; partition ad-
journed TO December %.
w 10Th ST, 107, n 8. 100 Lenox av. 3
sty dwlg. 20xe9.1f; Solomon Riley agt
Nosnihor Operating Company OF al Anthony
7. Romagna, atty amt due s7,77746; taxes,
no, f2b0Ai 10 the plaintiff for. ss, 200.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
TO BUY CARL BRANDT MANSION

The taxpayers of Hastings-on-Hudson
at n special election yesterday voted
s26,5o0 to purchase the Carl Brandt
mansion to be used as headquarters
for the James Daley Post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars. Mr.. Brandts painting of
Christ. for which j. p. Morgan offered
$4,000. still hangs in the house, but Is
not included In the SALE
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Floridn-Sale or Rent.
'DA Miami, Magic City

OPINA Miami, Magic City
LOiiDH Beautiful Furnished Homes
Waterfront, near Royal Palms. Beautiful trop-
ical grounds. 112x297. Trees. shrubs. HOUSE,
10 rooms, baths. large porches. GARAGE,
. cars valuable yacht landing. FUR
NISHED complete. ready for immediate use.
MIAMI Elite section. near Biscayne Bay
iHiF1IHl Spanish villa, succeed tile. at
tractive 10 rooms. . baths, sleeping porch.
Valuable plot. Garage. Mans quarters.
Elegantly furnished. Ready for immediate use
MIAMI (Fort Dallas Park) dEncresei tie roei
cottage, rooms, bath. porch. Sell $4,000
Lease furnished 81 500.
House. 10 rooms. bath. Lease only 50 800
MIAMI BEACH Elite fldn, Gea,iop Sa,S oo.aN Water ter
Indian Creek. Superb plot to build or
two delightful homes
Il. III. PECK, care S. OSGOOD PELL & co.
IL WEST 44rH ST, NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Automobile Truck.
Terms and Manner of Sale.

The property. No. 80 Water Street. the
stock of ship chandlery therein and the office
furniture will first DO offered as whole,
and then the building will he offered sep
arately, the office furniture article by article
and the stock OF ship chandlery In lots, and
the trustee reserves the right In his discre-
ton TO use the bids which produce the most
money. The power boat. engine and automo-
bile will be offered separately. The terms
OF sale, cash. Purchasers OF the merchan-
disc or any part thereof, the office furniture
and the engine must remove their purchases
from SO Water Street within five days from
date OF sale. All taxes and other public dues
and charges, II any, 10 be adjusted to date
OF transfer, except to the automobile,
which Is sold subject to lien for storage and
supplies.
324 Equitable Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
sAM w. PATTISON & CO, Auctioneers.
4O7 N. Howard St., Baltimore, Md.
MORRIS AND SAMUEL MEYERS,
1 Madison Ave. New York City;
JOHN H. SKEEN,
6o6 Equitable Bldg. Baltimore, Nd,
ATTORNEYS FOR TRUSTEE.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

A SMALL FAMILY of refinement and
education can secure title TO and oc-
cupy by Christmas this quaint Colonial
home, located on one of the best
streets of celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section near New York City,
where the desires of the neighboring
families as to the personality of the
buyer must and will receive first con-
sideration, on the payment of $1,000.
balance Of $4,000 on long time 1st
mortgage: the plot fronts 100 II. on
the street and the house Is surrounded
BY a beautiful grove of white birches
and shading oaks: contains @ rooms
and bath and wide verenda; the ele-
walton is over 800 IT,; II is only a few
minutes walk TO railroad express sta
ton on the best committing road out
of New York City. and is offered com
plcte. with no extras; there are over
800 commuters from this section now;
bathing, boating. skating. golf. tennis
and country clubs are available. to-
gether with fine schools, churches and
markets; Il is a bargain and Won
derful place for children. 1MMEDI-
ATE, p. o. Box 375. City Hall Sta
tlon, New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Mayor IIylan has suggested a boost
ers' club for New York city. What pos
sible need is there for such an organiza-
ton. ask real estate men. The city
administration Is amply able to do its
own boosting. Just look at the tax rate.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

william Fox. president Of the Broad
way Varieties Company and proprietor
of the Memo Theater. at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Cathedral
parkway, Is the buyer of the gore lot
adjoining on the latter thoroughfare
sold recently by George Ehret.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany has declared regular quarterly
dividend Of per cent and an extra
ary 8, 1922.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Gertrude Faunce is the buyer Of 81
Riverside Drive.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
In BANKRUPTCY
OF ALI THE
LANDS AND BUILDINGS,
STOCK OF SHIP CHANDLERY
OFFICE FURNITURE,
POWER BOAT, ENGINE AND
AUTOMOBILE
OF THE
Norden Ship Supply Co., Bankrupt,
AT 80 WATER STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
JANUARY 18TH, 1922.
BY virtue of an order of the United States
District Court for the District of Maryland.
passed on the 9th day of December. 1921. in
the matter of the Norden Ship Supply Com
pany, bankrupt, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auction all of
the real estate. building, stock OF ship
chandlery, power boat engine. automobile
truck, etc, of the Norden Ship Supply Com
pany, at the former place of business of the
company. % Water Street. New York City.
on the 18th day of January, 1922. at 10
o'clock A. NJ,
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

erS CluD IOr new Y fOrk city. Wnat pos
sible need is there for such an organiza-
ton, ask real estate men. The city
administration is amply able to do its
own boosting. Just look at the tax rate.
New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany has declared a regular quarterly
dividend of per cent and an extra
dividend of 2 per cent. payable Janu-
ary 8, 1922.
William Fox. president Of the Broad
way Varieties Company and proprietor
of the Memo Theater. at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Cathedral
parkway, Is the buyer Of the gore lot
adjoining on the latter thoroughfare
sold recently by George Ehret.
Gertrude Faunce is the buyer of 81
Riverside Drive.
1875 and 1897 Madison avenue, sold re.
Gently.
The REQ Holding Company (s. Ma
Was. B. z. and L. n. Adams) Is the
buyer of the six four story apartments
at 9o3 to 913 Freeman street, sold re-
Gently.
Hornor, Fish a Hunt, Inc. have been
appointed agents for 1S West Fifty
fifth street. az West Fitty-seventh street
and 20 West Fifty-seventh street
Sidney L. warsawer has been ap-
pointed agent for the stores at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and 10th
street.
Edwards. Dowdney & Richart have
secured building and permanent loar
of $4,000 on the southeast corner Of
Featherbed lane and Jessup avenue
also $4,000 on 7e4 East 1s1st street.
Charles b. Van valen. Inc, has
placed loan of $4,000 on 95 and 81
Van Dam street. 40 feet 8 inches by 100
feet sh inches, a six story concrete
building.
Quinlan q Leland have placed a first
mortgage loan OF $4,000 on the Ave
story apartment building at 1857 Bryant
avenue, southwest corner 165th street,
owned by the Simon Realty Corporation.
John Constable Moore has negotiated
the following mortgage loans: From the
Central Savings Bank. $4,000 on 1881
Third avenue, southeast corner of
Eighty-first street from the Metropoll-
tan Savings Bank, $4,000 on 1875
Broome street, and from the New York
Savings Bank. s17.5Oo on s7e Anderson
avenue.
J. s. Chuck is now associated with
the Office Of Adams Co.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

The REQ Holding Company Is. Ma
Was. B. f. and L. Fl. Adams) is the
buyer of the six four story apartments
at eo3 to s13 Freeman street. sold re-
Gently.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Bertha Eichier is the purchaser OF
1875 and 1897 Madison avenue. sold re-
Gently.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Real Estate.
WAREHOUSE BUILDING,
80 WATER STREET.

20 feet > inches front and rear by 40 feet
) inches in depth on either side more or less.
Being the property described In the deed
from Amos D. Carver and others to the Nor
den Ship Supply Co.. Inc, dated the 10Th day
of November, 1919, and recorded In the Of
flee OF the Register of the County OF New
and indexed under Block No. on the Land
Map of the County of New York. Subject
to the following:
A first mortgage expiring August. 1922,
now a lien on said premises. in the principal
sum of $40, 900, and with accrued interest; :;
survey variations and exceptions shown by
survey of George c. Hollerith. dated June O..
1917. and building zone restrictions. II any.
Ship Chandlery.
The stock of ship chandlery consists of the
usual articles carried by a well stocked
chandlery store. including large lots of ma
blocks. canned goods, hardware, etc.
Office Furniture.
The usual office equipment of well fur
Power Boat.
The power boat ADELAIDE" suitable
for soliciting and delivery of ship chandlery
about New York. This boat can be inspected
on application to Messrs. NJ. S. Meyers
Madison Avenue. New York City.
Engine.
Power boat engine In the former warehouse
of the company. S2 Water Street. New York
City.
Automobile Truck.
The automobile truck is on storage at the
Baltic Street Garage, 42s Baltic Street
Brooklyn. and can be inspected on applica-
tion 10 Messrs. NJ. g. s. Meyers, / Madison
Ave- New York City. The automobile will
be sold subject to q lien for storage and sup
plies. amounting approximately to -Four Hun.
dred Dollars (s40o00). the exact amount of
which WILL be announced at the sale.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Hornor, Fish q Hunt, Inc, have been
appointed agents for 1s West Fifty
fifth street. az West Fitty-seventh street
and 20 West Fifty-seventh street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Sidney L. warsawer has been ap
pointed agent for the stores at tho
southeast corner Of Broadway and 11Otl
street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Makes $4,000 Hou.tnR Lonn.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company Is making three building
loans Of $4,000 each. covering the
property on the west side OF Sheridan
avenue. rs feet north of 18TH street.
The loans are made to the B. r. IT.
Holding Company. Three Ave story
brick and stone apartment houses will
be constructed on the site
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

J. s. Chuck is now associated with
the Office OF Adams q Co.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Edwards. Dowdney & Richart have
secured n building and permanent loar
of $4,000 on the southeast corner Of
Featherbed lane and Jessup avenue
also $4,000 on 764 East 161st street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22

Charles p, Van valen. Inc, ha;
placed loan of $4,000 on 95 and 81
Van Dam street. 40 feet inches by 1ot
feet sh inches, a six story concrete
building.
The New York herald., 1921-12-22
Ship Chandlery.

The stock of ship chandlery consists of the
usual articles carried by a well stocked
chandlery store, including large lots of ma
nila rope paints and oils, wood and steel
blocks, canned goods hardware, etc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

the southeast corner ot tho north.
east of 9-26-6, is rigging up.
Rigs now being built or already
constructed waiting Tor tools include
Gypsy oil company in the north.
west OF the northcast OF i-2f-Gc.
Producers and Rcfincra second lu-
cation north uf the southwest " tho
northwest ot 3l-91-6e Marland-
koNana's second location north of
the southeast Of the northeast Of
S6-2g-6o. Same Cmpanics riE la the
southwest ot tho same quarter.
Same companies second location
west OF tho northeast OF the south
east OF 36-27-5e, Same companies.
rig In the northwest of the somo
quarter. Sinclair's. In the northeast
of the southwest ot S6-e7-5c. Gard
ner- Narlaud- -FranComa's two rips ON
the east line OF the enuthcaHt OF
1860. Most Of these rigs offset
production.
Guffey- -Glllcspic's search for gas
In the deep sand resulted In an Old
well which has boon flowing l3O
barrels dairy since the top OF the
sand was encountered at 2,S71 feet
In their No !, iu the cCutcr Of the
northwcst 30 acres Of the northwest
OF 6-2G-6e. Marland- -KoNuna, own
lug the oil lease, have taken uvur
the we'll Total depth is 2925 feet
Siuclair's No. !. IN the center of
the south line OF the northeast uf
1-26-5o. offacttinE Gardner Mariuud-
EranComa's 359-barrcl producer, has
reached a depth OF 2.700 feet and the
big pipe ~ being pulled. This well
should encounter the pay at about
2.S25 feet. irwin states early this
week will shoot It's well In the
southeast OF the northwest ot 3d-
27-5o. Producers and Rcfiucrg Ia
experiencing some trouble with pipe
In its No. 4. second location east
of tho southwest corner of its
quarter In the northwest ot 3l-26-
&c, and Is preparing TO shoot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

and the supreme court declined to
royiew tho oase.
Texas Pacific Coal and on com
pany Is drilling for itself and has a
well on the N. Il. Newell tract. three
and une-half miles northwest OF
Ivan. stephens county Texas, which
IS being drilled in and is making al
tho rate OF 72i barrels day
The Standard oil OF Indiana
stockholders are to vote June on
an Increase In authorization OF capt
tai from siO0,00O,000 to sl40.0O0,-
600. IL may exchange additional
fatlo OF two 10 one.
The .Ett5~. Service company has
declared "A monthly dividend Of
30 IL cents n share on bankers pay
able June 1 stock record May IS.
The Sapulpa Refining OF Okla
homa year ended December 81.
/ 1870 with surplus after tax. dc.
probation and depletion Sl26, l9S
against surplus before deprecia-
tion OF S52,2l6 in 1919.
| President Rlnckmer Of the Mid
west Refining company I'm his state
mont TO the stockholders says that
| an inventory OF the stocks OF other
concerns owned by this compaAy y
L
1874 Of Sl3,402,95O against s7.769.-
t23 figure at which tho Item ap-
pears on balance sheet as OF De
Cember 81, 1920.
Negotiations for acquiring n large
| bioCp OF Cosdcn a. co.'s stock by q
leading producing company have
/ been terminated These negotia-
lions have been pending for several
weeks II is understood the option
on the stock expired in the last few
| days, but was not exercised
According to advices received by
| the Middle states OH company, n
| decision OF the supreme court Of
| Louisiana Monday in the Little-Tay-
| lor case, released to the Dominion
on company a subsidiary OF tho
| Middle States company and to the
Caddo Central OIL company and
! others about A,0O0,000 and an oil
| producing lease In Louisiana.
All grades OF Wyoming crude oil
! have been reduced 25 cents barrel
| effective Immediately.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
Interesting Operations
Around Gushing

The Joscy oil Company No. !
Busbee located in the southeast cor
ncr OF the northeast Of tho south
west of 35-t9-5 is making 100000
feet OF gus In sand from 2,777 To
2,SO1 feet. 1t is still drilling I'm snnd'
The Shaffer on & Refining Co,
has n rig up for No 2 Bunklc located
I'm the northeast corner Of the south
east OF tho southwest OF 3O-lS-b,
The No. 3 Drlggs Of the Texas
Company located In tho southwest
corner of the northwest OF tho south
west OF 29-1S-5 Is drilling at $3.50
feet after passing through a good
show OF oil and gas In SAND from
1880 feet to 1850 feet.
Tho Home Gas Company liz aban-
doning it's No. 1 Harris located in
the southeast corner of 0-lS-b. This
well had a hole full Of water at
total depth of 3,Sb2 feet.