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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
What Irish Treaty Provides
and History of $50 Year
Struggle For Freedom

ratified today by The poil Eircani
has Wv" mnin provisions os follows
E.tahiishmout ut lu Irish fro,
state with e. dominion status.
a representative ct the crown
WIN D." appointed tn the post ct gov
'ruor -cncrnl boz 90 manner similar o.,
Canada
3 The free state oath Of allcRianc,
-hall ho TO the free state. the kina
amt Do empire
g. TN" free state shall assume .
portion OF the public debt and British
war expenditures.
" Th" royal navy shall have nc.
cess To- Irish ports.
The Sim Feiu organization whict
concluded the peace agreement WITH
Great Britain today was formed 10
1908 Tor the purpose Of boycuttiug al
things English iu ireland.
Arthur Griffin. siEncr 81 the pres.
ont treaty. was unr ct IN. urime NOV.
erS in tho organization az Sim Fcin
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sori'ty BEGAN Bee work hy
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stead ~ the English language
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huyouttcd were The toast To tho kIug's
health ana tlo playing OF the national
anthem Ratification oi th, tretty
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
OOnNTII nrATs COLnATE.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

last of The Cornish tin mines closed
down about eight months ago,
giving properties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

n " aaid Gre are families IN
Switzerland which have cheese dat
Ing from the fast French revolution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Fortv-slx per cent Of the territory
Of the United states is farming land.
, 1922-12-15
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

To All Persons Liable for Assess
ment in Sanitary Sewer District
Number Twelve.
Notice is hereby given that the
Assessment Roll for Sanitary Sewer
District Number Twelve was certi-
fled on the goth day of November,
A. D. 1929, by the City Clerk to
the undersigned City Treasurer for
collection. The owners of any lots,
tracts. or parcels of land or other
property charged with assessment
may redeem the same from all or
any portion Of the liability for the
cost of such improvement by pay
ing the entire assessment or any
portion thereof, charged against
such lots, tracts or parcels of land
without interest within thirty days
after the first publication notice,
3o-wit; On or before the 22nd day
of December, A. d. 1929.
The owner of any such lots,
deem the same from all liabilities
, 1922-12-15

A ace FOR production has developed
In tho Baxter Basin field between the
Ohio and Associated coInpahies on
two locations. The Associated hos
reached a depth below 2s00 feet on
section 2s-i7-10t and having Just com
pleted its gas line from the Midwest
No. ] we'll IL ready for more action.
The Ohio 10 drilling at 400 on section
81 and with good progress being
made has a chance to make up the
lead held by the other company.
The Midwest has rugged up on sec
ton 1o-2s-io and Is preparing to spud
In. The well on section 2 Il drilling
Mt rio feet. the one on Sc at about
the same depth and the well on ~ u
around 200 feet. Material is being
hauled IN for a rig on 20.
The Ohio Is drilling at 200 feet on
section u.
Producers A Refiners has spuddcd
In on s617-1o4 and is drilling be'ow
100 feet. The company Is also rig
gins up on section 13-17-104. The. gas
Inc from this Midwest No. 1 to this 10.
cation has been completed.
The Montacai has completed n new
RIG or section 81. The rigs hre Idle
on sections s and "a.
A. r. Schultz. who discovered and
mapped tho fled while with tho u. s.
Geological Survey. has organized a
corporation and is now preparing to
move into the field with two rigs for
the purpose OF drilling deep tests with
the expectation OF finding oil " a
horizon lower than that In which the
arge o Of gas has been enooun-
tered.
, 1922-12-15

tracts. or parcels Of land may re-
for the unpaid amount OF said as
sessment at any time after said
thirty days by paying the entire in
stallment of said assessment unpaid
and charged against any lot, tract
or parcel of land at the time of such
payment, with interest thereon at
the date of maturity of the last in
staiiment falling due and the entire
ten equal installments with inter
est upon the whole sum unpaid, at
the rate of six per cent per annum.
payable at the time that the install
ments are payable. An payments
shall be made to the City Treasurer.
This notice is given pursuant to
the ordinances of the City of Cas-
per and the statutes of Wyoming.
In witness whereof l have here
unto set my hand at Casper Wyo-
ming, this 18th day of December.
A. D. 1922.
j. s. VAN DoREN,
City Treasurer.
Publish December IL to %, 1929,
inclusive.
, 1922-12-15

This contract which was made on
a royalty basis. moan hat tho full
section viii do developed, the Drayton
interests having a half interest the
acreage. The nE and camp erected
by the Evans corporation on the
northeast quarter Of the section will
be uned by the Drayron people and
additional equipment and supplies are
now on the way 10 the field. It is
estimated that the test a be drilled
in 90 days after 81 Is spudded in and
every effort will be made to accom-
piish this as soon as possible.
This ttst is throa quarters OF n
mile due south OF the Derrick well
reoently rcmpieted on IL which was
estimated at better than 1000 barrels
ie about one mile and ttuep-quAr.
tern northwest OF tho Mrsher well on
-. Tho bringing IN OF oil at this
point viii prove several Thousand
acres OF additional land TO be produo.
tits In tho risld and VIII lead 20 the
development of a large arns by own.
err or land in that vicinity.
, 1922-12-15
Liue Stock
Chicago Prices.

cHIcAG. Deco f56unitec states
Department Of A~griculture1 Hogs
receipts 10000. market strong with
Thursdays best time: bulk aOd TO ESQ.
pound averages ss.o5@sio. mostly
$50; 14o TO 1s0-pound averages
strong; mostly ss.I5; top ISIS; a
ing sows s7.2567.75; sdesIrable piss
ssas.i5; heavy hogs s7.s5@slo; med.
ium ssQs.1o: light ts.05Gsl5; light
light Ss.o59s.15: packing sows
smooth sT.6087.7s; packing sow
rough sT.2697.6o; killing pigs $50
s.15.
Cattle receipts 1000; market slow
uneven. weak to lower on beef steers
better grades butcher she stock
stockers and feeders and veal calves
killing quality plain. early top year
lings .sil; bulk beef steers ss90.7s
lower grades beef cows. Gamers and
cutters steady to strong; bulk, deair-
able veal calves %. packers around
$3.50; bulk Sab; bulk desir-
able bologna bulls s<9ls5.
Sheep receipts 5000; opening slow:
choice fat lambs steady to weak: IN
between grades tending lower: early
top 1850 10 shippers: s1s.40 to pack.
ers: fed s0-pound clippcc lambs SIS:
fed sb-pound yeariinE wethcrs 81. 50;
feeders quiet; sheep steady: heavy fat
yves sb@e; lighter weight quotable
up S7.75.
, 1922-12-15

underlay fh.s stratum all OF which
can DO cache within tho next 500
feet and all of which should carry
prediction making the possibilities of
tho now well extremely high as a pro-
docer or enormous capacity.
The syndicate controls about 1000
acres in the new field. all OF which
is excellen:ly located on the top of
the structure and is certain to make
a highly prosperous Investment for
It's r holders. most OF which are To-
cal people.
Pat Sullivan. president; l. F. Nc
Mahon. secretary-treasurer and gem
eral manager; n Harry Adams. di-
rector, Eft today on the beiated Bur
lington .rain for bonneville. from
which point they will drive to The
field. which Is so miles northwest Of
Riverton to supervise the completion
Of tho well,
, 1922-12-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Foreisn
EXCHANGES irregular. Quotations in
CENTS: Great Britain demand 4.63 1915.
cables asa 3-16; so day bills on
4.si 1l-1s; France demand 1861,
cables 1854; Italy demand 6.oAh,
cahlea 5.o5; Belgium demand 6.74h,
oablea s.7b: Germany demand .o14e,
cables .o147; Holland demand ss'ss,
cables 1000: Norway demand is'oo'
syeden demand 1883; Denmark oe-
tnand 1855; Switzerland emand 1880
spain demand 1920; Greece demand
j 40; Poland demand .oobo; Czeeno'
s.ovakia demand 3.04; Argentine &c
hand 37.s7: Brazil demand lz@zs'
Montreal 1884.
, 1922-12-15
brand OF LOVE" IS
IRIS OFFERING TONIGHT

Lawrence p. Wall and his popular
musical comedy company playing Ave
days each week at the Iris theater
viii present tonight under the per-
sonni direction ut Ted Chase. n two
act western draniR entitled the
Brand OF Love-" Mr.. Chase claims
that this bill win be- absolutely dlf-
ferent from anything tho company
has yet produced.
Tho masquerade scene and the
branding iron scene have been calcu-
lnted TO startle any audience. The
styles and BmieS company VIII APP
pear In western costumes. Mickey
fianiey will give his lance act which
$ sure TO please those who sock the
unusual.
THE Deeeivers" is the photoplay
that goes with the bill.
, 1922-12-15

Stocks of gasoline on hand sScvem-
Der /, were ~72a,5si,osa gallons. an in
crease Of ss,5Oo.OOo gallons during the
month.
Production OF Kerosene during
October amounted to 2IG.2O ,45s gal
Ions. an increase of s.72 per ent over
September. Stocka on hand Novem-
Der ! were ESQ. 1853. 1872 gallons. a dc
n Of 5.2s per cent.
Total production Of gas and fuel
oils during the month was s2i SOC ia
gallons. about 100000 gallons mors
than the September production
Stocks Of these oils on hand Nevem
Der ! were 1.3ss.T4s,s $50 gallons. an
increase OF about 4.5oo,00o gallons.
, 1922-12-15
GASOLINE PRODUCTION NEXT TO
RECORD MARK DURING NOVEMBER

WASHINGTON, Dec, Is.-Gasoiino
production In the United States dur
Ing October amounted 10 see ,27S, $50
gallons, according to the bureau OF
mines which said today the total vas
the greatest for any month on record
except last July, whom 3,4oo 900 more
gallons were reflned. Tho October
total was about 3 .ooo. 900 gallons
greater than the September produc-
ton and IS per cent greater than the
total for October, 1871.
While domestic consumption OF gas-
cline in October was about IS. 900 .ooe
gallons less than the September total
u 5oT. s,b27. 1t was rs per cont
above the amouint consumed October
last year,
, 1922-12-15
LEGISLATION, INDUSTRIAL
PROBLEMS BEFORE GOVERNORS

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. Va. Dec. 15.-Farm legislation
and industrial problems occupied
the attention OF tho 14th annual
conference OF ~governors at - open
Ing session.
The chief executives of nearly a
score OF states were In their chairs
when Governor sproul OF Pennsyi-
varia called the meeting 70 order
and Governor Morgan welcomed
the delegates TO West Virginia.
Governor HRrdee OF Florida. nck.
nowiedged the welcome and nd
dressss were delivered by Cover
nors Nckelvie OF Nebraska and
Hartness OF Vermont.
Granting additional credit by the
United States to foreign countries.
having stable forms OF government
with certain restrictions was recon-
mended by ). II, McKeivio. COVER
nor Of Nebraska, as a means OF in.
oreasing the dennnd for American
, 1922-12-15

agricultural products. thereby
strengthening the farming Industry.
In making this recommendation
Governor MoKeiv's said no did not
favor cancellation Of foreign debts
by the United States and before
granting additional credit to a r
efgn nation. tho governor stated tho
United States should first ascertain
whether the applicant had reduced
its armed force to a sound peacs
basis. Ho N-sed payment OF obIga-
tons now owing tho United states
by nations maintaining military
ORGANIZATIONS jeop rdizing world
peace.
Governor Hardee IN his nddres,
should consider uniform laws for
MARI age and divorce. This be said.
with a smile that the delegates
would invade the quiet aAd peace
full atmosphere or tho WNst Vir-
ginia coal fields TO prepare them
selves for discussion OF the Ku Kiux
Khan.
, 1922-12-15

according 10 geological deductions.
tho presence OF a large transverse
fault crossing the southwest corner
Of this section places this land IN tho
productive Urea and insures the find.
ing Of oil In large quantities. II IS
stated in a report recently made that
tho biggest production IN Salt Creek
will be found in tho southwest part of
the field or land a. N time oon-
sidored outside. the faulisd conditions
making a huge gathering area for the
accumulation of the Crude and being
seaisd in by the walls OF solid rock
which make II impervious 70 tho en-.
ronohmnnt OF water,
Mr., Draytcn has. a record Of drilling
lla wells successfully in the Grass
Greek field and haS also had consld.
cradle superierea in Salt Creek whare
he has supervised tina drilling of many
wells snd is thoroughly familiar with
operating conditions thar The fact
that he viii personally supervise this
sinking OF this test that it
Will be madh with speed and that will
be effioiently handled,
, 1922-12-15

and the bit Is now IS feet In the sec
ond Wan Creek with a light green oil
OF excellent quality rapidly rising in
the casing.
1t is estimated by Geologist Lup-
ton, through the checking OF the
structure and comparison with tho
logs OF other wells drilled IN tina
vicinity tha. this sand is e5 feet in
thickness and that It is highly satur-
ated with oil. In the event that this
proves true. which It at present has
every indication OF doing. a well OF
not less .han 500 barrels Will result
and with other conditions favorable.
such as a porous sand n Sufficient
gas pressure this may produce sew
eral times that amount. In any event
a good commercial well is now assur-
cd and .ttrs size will be dc.==mined by
further dril.iEs.
1t is known that seven more sands
, 1922-12-15
BANDITS FREE
ALL PRISONERS

TOXIC. Dec, lb.-Ry The Associ-
ated Preas.)EThe Japanese consul at
Hankow China. reports that the
army OF brixands In Honan province
has released MI cEptive foreigners ex'
cept a French engineer. Information
from Chinese sources gay that tho
outlaws received $1,000 OJexl for the
Liberation OF eaah foreigner. It is
considered in Toxic that It now Is
Unnecessary for an International com
miHslon 10 go TO Honan.
, 1922-12-15

50 far drilled iss feet. Great care Is
being taken with tho drilling. the
sand beng analysed at evefy loot in
order to prevent running into water
should there be any IN the lower part
OF tho stratum. but no sign OF water
has yet been found.
With, tho casing practically TILED
with oil II Is becoming almost i'm.
possible to drill dssper a. the ec-y
tools DO not offset the prensree OF tho
OIL sufficiently 10 allow their proper
wcrking at the bottom.
II is probable that the iasing viii be
lowered TO a greater depth in order
70 shut Oft part Of the oil and reduce
this pressure that the hole a be CON
tinucd and a completed test made Of
tho sand.
No estimates are being made as to
what this well vii ultimately produce
but in its presnt stage It could be
placed IN pump and could be worked
for years. Wells IN the east have been
pumping forty n fifty years from
a much shallowef and less productive
sand and whom this is taken into con
slderatlon tho possibilities y the pro.
duction which may eventually be OBJ
tanned from the horizon are almost
beyond calculation.
Should tho belief Of biologists that
this sand mas a thickness OF $50 feet.
prove tue. It VIII result in opening
up n OF the greatest dark oil fields
ever discovered and with the vast
area enclosed within the structure all
producing It would eventually mean
as much to Casper as the Salt Crock
reid.
, 1922-12-15

Prairie OIL a Gas which recently de
Jared a 200 per cent stock dividend.
esterday announced tho declaration
{ tho rst cash dividend on the In
reese capitalization. The board OF al.
~-ectors. meeting nj Independence
KANSAS. deciafod n quarterly dividend
81 n share on the capitnl stock. pay
nble January 81 10 stock OF record Dc
'cmber 20.
, 1922-12-15
MONEY

NEW York. Dec. 15.-cai money
stronger; high 5; low 4; ruling rate q;
closing bid 8: offered at 5h;s last loan
5; call; call loans against acceptances
~; time loans steady; mixed collat-
oral 5000 days AZ @R; 80 months AZ
as; prime commercial paper ~.
, 1922-12-15
WYOMING OILS

NEW YORK, Dec. is.-Prices of
Wyoming nila at 9 p. IN, today were
listed on the New York curb as fol.
lows,
Gisarcek ! i-isl Aerit :; Mountain
Producers III Mutual i1Hi Omar i;
Salt Crock soA-
, 1922-12-15
TEST T0BE DRILLED
NsOUTHWEST SALT Greenfield

deal which viii result in the immediate drilling of one of the
most important test wells drilled in Salt Greek has just been COM
cluded, whereby B. F. Drayton. one Of. The best known and most
successful drilling contractors in the state together with his asso-
cistes, has contracted to develop section $500 which is owned
by the Evans Oil corporation. a local organization.
, 1922-12-15
WHEAT PRICES
GIVEN SETBACK
Liverpool Market UnrespOnsive
to Chicago Gains, Demand
.Weakens.

CHICAGO. Dec. IgAwheat tended
downward In price today during the
early dealing, being AFFECTED by APP
parent indifference which the LIVER
pool marke. displayed regarding up
turns here yesterday. Besides, Il was
contendef that both Argentina an
Canada were under selling the Unit
ed States abroad. On the other hand.
domestic miliers were reported 70 be
doing business on = large scale, and
tnere was hopeful gossip eurren; as
70 progress looked :or in regard %
export financing plans at Washing
ton The opening. which ranged
NC TO &c lower. with Atay
si.2sh 10 si-ssn and July sl.l4H 10
a. lsA was followed by a moderate
further setback.
Rallies failed TO last. and the mar
ket near the close was bearlahiy in
nuenced by Developments concerning
German financial difficulties and By
word that Omaha would ship whent to
Chicago. The finish was unsettled. "a
to IL net lower. with May 1-21L to
l.22A and July l.lsE to I.isA.
Corn ana oats were easier with
WHe4t~ Hiter emil ho 10 NC low
er. May rake 10 7sc. the corn mar
ket continued 20 sag.
Trade was chiefly Of a local char
acter. The close va heavy %@Ho
to lHc net lower. with May 1850 TO
7sAc.
Oats started nc 20 so off. May
4eAo TO 4eA. and later showed but
little power to rally. =.
Frmness OF nox values gave n IT.
tie strength to provisions.
, 1922-12-15
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Potatoes are
slightly stronger on northern stock.
steady on westerns: receipts z5 cars;
total United States shipmentst 36S.
Wisconsin sacked and bulk round
whites so@s5c cwt.: Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked and bulk round
whites 7b@ soc cwt.i Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked Rcd river Ohios
No. /, few at soc cwt.: Idaho sacked
rurals No. /. S1@1.1o cwt-
, 1922-12-15

The oklahoma-Mexia Oil d Gas
company Of Dallas, a 10
per cent dividend which win be paid
on Christmas day, making a total of
40 per cent paid to date. The COM
pany has Just completed its No "a
In Stephens county which is making.
around 30 barrels a day at a depth of
$40 feet, and is drilling on No. rs
, 1922-12-15
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO, Dec. is. Butter UNI
changed. Eggs higher; receipts 2.so4
cases: firsts 51d55o: ordinary firste
IS q soc; miscellaneous 50952c; re.
frigerator extras 2sh9sohc; refrig-
orator firsts 2T@2sc.
, 1922-12-15

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. Is. - Omitted
States Department of eAgrioultureE
Hogs receipts 10000; strong to 1oo
higher; bulk and packing grades 81
17.eol bulk butcher hogs t7.T5@1.s5i
top s7.s6.
Cattle receipts $500; market slow;
Yarmod up and short fed cteers 25o
lower fed steers early ss.25. she
weak to a5c lower; yeas. can
ard cutters steady top veals 50;
stockers and feeders duh.
Sheep receipts 2,booj all classes
bulk si4.4o914.5oI top s14.7o;
ewes 81 down; no feeding lambs in
, 1922-12-15

The Texas company has increased
he price OF Dc Soto crude SIC n bar
rel and Bull Bayou and Critchon
trades Csc. Gulf Refining has met
he advance.
, 1922-12-15
SYNDICATE ASSUREDOF
LARGE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION

What promises to be one of the best high grade wells in the
western part of the state and one which may equal the big out
putters of Salt Creek is now being drilled in by the Superior syn
ccate in the Sheldon structure in Fremont county.
After penetrating the first Wall Creek which was highly satu-
rated with gas and some oil a 30 foot break was drilled through
, 1922-12-15


NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-openinE
ufices IN today's stock market were
irregular with the main tendency
Downward. Professional short inter
eHts resumed their pressure on such
specul tive ~fAvor.tes as Baldwin and
s~tudetakoT. each OF which dropped a
point. There were a few strong
spots, notably Chesapeake and Ohio.
which advanced as on overnight an
nouncemen; that negotiations for its
purchase by the Van sweringeu inter
sstH were under way. Slight improve
rnent also was noted In the preferred
and New York Central Common. Jer-
scy Central opened one point lower
and then jumped three. Peoples Gas
moved to higher ground in response
10 the announcement OF an increased
dividend and Columbia Gas rose IN
sympathy National Lead was pushed
IN two points. A reaotionary tendency
was noted in New Haven. St. Paul.
Northern Pacific. Corn Products and
Piggy wiggiy. Nearly 100 stocks on
the New York exchange sold ex-divi-
dend today. Foreign exchanbe open
ed firm.
Losses Of one TO three points were
established by q number Of the oils.
food, equipments. S~.udebsker and a
few less active shares before he de-
cline wal checked around the n
NJ the first hour. Execution Of large
buying oraers for the steel. copper.
merchandising and public utility is
sues started a vigorous upward move
ment, hurried short covering acceler-
ADM the advance. United States Steel
common - cd 1O7. the highest
nrlce In a month. and Reynolds
spring jumped 5H points. Gains OF :
10 3 points were made by American
sme.ting. National Lead, Sears Roe.
buck, stromberg Carburetor and
Chesapeake and Ohio. Call money
opened at 4 per cent
a considerably better feeling pre-
vaded the market As the rise IN Unit
ed States Steel continued. h stock
reaching los IN the early afternoon
with reports circulating of the posi-.
bsf.:y of extra lash Dividends In =
coming year. Stocks which were u
early particularly Baldwin and Pan
American, were carried ur a point OF
more beyond yesterdays closing In,
terest In railroad shares ~siachens"
the buying, running almost entirety
10 a varied list Of industriais and spe-
ciaIties. Fisher Body improved Sh
noints to a new high level and Pull
Fsn 2. Gains of / to 2 points were
common on the balance OF the hst.
The closing was irregular. Jewei
Tea preferred, Stromberg carburetor.
Bosch Magnetic. United Drug, All ed
Chemical and Scars Roebuck were
marked up 2 to s points before the
market became r~eactionary on the
nltive selling Of rsIlroad shares. Great
Northern preferred, Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific. Chilago and North
western and Northern .Pniifn were
depressed 1 TO 2 points below yssterl
days final quotations, marking up Oh
the call money rate to 5 per cent
aiding the selling movement.