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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
WASHINGTON co.
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending june 20.

The work of the farm bureau agent
this week will be in connection witt
membership in various towns in the
county. On Friday and Saturday the
agent will be in Burlington in conncc
ton with the boys and girls achieve
ment program. Eight boys and girls
of the county will 60 to Burlington
where they will be entertained by the
University of Vermont. These eight
boys and girls we're the ones who won
either county or state prizes In the sew
eral projects such as canning. cooking
sewing, gardening, handicrafts or po-
tato, corn pig or calf club work.
Four different towns had meetings
on nutrition during the past week
Moretown, Waitsfield and East Mont.
pelier had their third lesson, which
is study of fats and oils. Cabot
started the course.
The second lesson of the Household
Improvement course was held at West
Berlin. The greater part Of the time
was spent on making the days aud
weeks schedule. As a result OF the
first meeting three women have rear.
ranged their kitchen utensils and "a
purchases Of labor saving utensils we're
made. A. few reports have been made
as to number OF miles registered by
the pedometers worn by this group of
women while doing their homework.
The ladies of county roads eommu-
nifty held meeting at which the
study Of macaroni was taken up. Mac
aroni was served in six different ways.
The women present were very much in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
Farm CLEANUP" week.

The executive committee of the Yer
mont Farm Bureau federation, at It's
meeting June | and 2. recommended
that the week of June 20 to July ] be
set aside as farmers cleanup week.
The season for summer visitors has
arrived and Thousands OF cars will be
passing through our state. The visit
ors come to see our beautiful scenery
and our farms and farm homes. AL
most uneonsciously they get impress
sions of our people and our state.
1t Is the duty Of every individual to
see that his home Is so neat that these
visitors from other states will gain no
wrong impression concerning Vermont
and yermonters. A coat OF paint will
work wonders, but there are many
things which will cost little money
that may be done TO improve the gen
eral appearance of the farm homes.
Disorderly dooryards and barnyards
are unsightiy and so are unfinished
wood piles and piles of broken ma
chinery. Fresh air treatment OF farm
machinery is poor advertisement.
The farmer is always overworked and
busy but the last week in June is a
time when spring planting is over and
the heaviest haying Is not begun. 1t
is hoped to make this or an earlier
date an annual cleanup week.
The executive committee urges ev-
cry county farm bureau to push this
campaign. II men and women. boys
and girls viii get together, results win
follow Let US make a good beginning
this year. The towns and cities have
already conducted successful cleanup
campaigns this spring. We cannot sf-
ford to have our farms any less neat
than our towns.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
EsrArE OF NARY 8. MxWHTRg.

The undersigned, having been appointed
By tho honorable probate court for the dis
trfct Of Washington, commissioners. TO re-
ceive. examine, and adjust the claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Mary 8. McWhirk. late Of Town of nar~.
in said disfrirt, Deceased. and all claims en-
hibited In cIsst ti1ercto. hereby give notice
that We will meet for the purpose Aforesaid.
at the ofYice Of the Town Clerk in the town Of
Barre. IN said district ON the 18th day u
July and End Day Of October next. from "
days and that six months from the LIST day
Of May, A. d. 1922. Il the time limited by
said court for said creditors 70 present their
claims TO US for examination and allow
ance.
Dated At Barre Town. this Tth day Of
June. 4. D. 1879.
GEORGE J. sEAGER.
e. X. NERNEY. Commissioners.
Juneio-l7-24
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STATE or VERMONT.


district Of Westminster. -. .,,-
TIE HQncrabIc Probate Ceuu TOT inc Ds-
trict Afcresed .v.,x,r
10 All persons n interest," unnEi i< ~
WHEREAS; Charles e. ho4ms. ot.'e w
ATTORNEY within sno ior tne Sonnsv II n
Wssnnxton. has applied 70 se,a cousl. 2, " "
petition IN Writing, tnsre1n siek'nx lnas II. =.
has received from George 2. ~
bank commissioners Tor tna otets q III.
mort the following isl q unoisin'su pan !. y
deposits IN the County q "asn'ns'0n' =
Frederick Collins. MONTPELIER Vermont; de.
gcsited IN the CapitAi sav,nEs pana 80 ,oas
COMPANY 81 Montpsii ~ y january olu' iop''
mn =. i lamb nare. reImont r. ~ !.
pnieed IN The Granite oevinxs Tsnk ~. -
company o. Barre, ssfmonL necemDe' ~
idss, amount ~ 9ep0H 49,. s..,
Lnhe nelson. berre, ve,monE ospossse''
IN me gumR SAVINGS Bank ifuSt Sos,-
pany Of ave, vermont: rovsmper ~
ids5, ar1cnnt OK deposit 3l-ept :.
=. y. ~ Colby. Herrs, vermont. oepossteo
| IN the 2fenif< 64vln0 Rank iriss 1oan-
psny q Barre. vefmens: november ~
ioss. Amounf9l deposM xx,4S.
Joan ID 1Arres vermonk uepoesteu
IN the GRANITE Sextnm Bank = trust Zen oa,
pshy q h.rre. sSrmcn@ AuRust :, ASoi'
amUunt A. deposit 3l.so, ,y
gosited - ~ GreQite 1evinxs BANK if1s'
company q Barre, vermont may ~
isgi amount % depoSn Si:fe.
hoy Wfmntre GrAnIewhies vermonts de.
posted N tse GNnite ssvinss bank ir1s y
Company Of Barre. Vermont, August ~
1901 snnount Of deposit. st2.1o !,
That said parties have not added to said
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June
at / o'clock in the afternoon,

the following described property:
Two Deering moving machines, one
nearly new, with five-foot cut; lard
side pillow with wheel, spring Soosh
harrow. land side pillow without wheel
Arlington side hill pillow, Eclipse Two.
row corn planter, Grey 4 Sons grain
separator, nearly new; Little Jap i'd
ing cultivator, walking cultivator, bay
fork with equipment and rope, Har-
poon hav fork, engine truck. two seat
express wagon, Concord style open
buggy. ensilage cutter, Morrisville side
hill pillow. one II. p. International gas
engine. smoothing harrow wheel harrow
Champion horse rake, National horse
rake. side delivery rake, international
hay loader, Holland grain grinder, Yam
kee corn shelter, Mccormack grain
binder, spring tooth weeder, circular
saw rig complete, drag saw rig com
pIete with two saws, 6 II. P. gas en-
CINE, dump cart, pr. work harnesses,
two horse sap sled with body. 100 gals.
sap tubs. with covers, 100 Grimm
spouts, gathering pals and tank. log
twisters with hooks, rubber tire buggy,
brass trim driving harnesses. 2 pr.
work harness, express harness. fur
robes, water tub heater. hand cart,
Primrose cream separator, set two
horse traverse sleds with body and
racks. Cortland sleigh, pung sleigh.
pulp wood sled body, and all small
tools.
Terms at time Of sale, Thursday.
June p. at I o'clock
ia. FoSs. Trustee in Bankruptcy
Murray A. Martyr Estate.
D. A PERRY, Auetioneer.
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New gasoline engine. 6 II. p; In
ternationsl ensilage cutter and carrier,
drag and circular saw rigs. ? plows,
sping tooth and spike tooth harrows,
? moving machines, horse rake. tedder,
two horse weeder, two horse cultivstor.
horse hoe. feed grinder. corn shelter
corn planter, two horse lumber wagon,
one horse lumber wagon, buggy, bob
sled, two one-horse sleds, pung. driv-
ing sleigh, two separators. one new I;
. churns. ? 40-qt. cans. cream cooler.
harnesses, farm truck, lot Of black
smith tools. including anvils. belts.
quantity Of carpenters tools, sugaring
tools. n. sawed humber, kegs nails.
telephone instrument
Terms at time Of sale. Lunch At
noon Friday, June %, At 10 o'clock.
LEWIS sASSI, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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vERMoNrERs ELIGIBLE
For Citizens Military Training Camp
at Camp Devens.

The following list of Vermont men
have been approved by the command
ing general of the first corps area Of
the United States army as persons
eligible to attend the citizens military
training camp to be held at Camp Dew
ems. Mass, from Aug TO Aug. 3:
Addison county, Henry b. Wells Of
Middlebury; Caledonia county, Ray
mond w. Flint and Lester ID. Hackett
of st. Johnsbury, Charles G. McCosco
of West DanviIle; Chittenden county,
Frank +. Bartlett and Arthur C. Buley
of Richmond, Allston H. Fogg, Park c.
Beede, Arthur c. Unsvsrth and Harold
G. Swinyer of Burlington, George J.
Brown Of Milton; Essex county, Ken
meth P. Weir Of Nuremberg, Treffle J.
Turgeon, Stoessel r. Norcross and Ray
mond J. Tracy Of Island Pond, Willis
c. Gould of Canaan; Franklin county,
Frank o. Merrill, Thomas T. Merrill
and james $ King, jr, of st. Adams,
Robert p. Shaw of Swanton, Ivan W.
Simonds Of East Highgate. James II.
Conner Of Richford; Lamoille county,
Oscar G. Mudgett Of Morrisville; Or
ange county, Albert L. Metzger, r. r.
Clifford and Warren =. Battles of Ran
dolph. Ned l. Durkee; Orleans county.
Milo n Kendall, Russell Y. Mills and
/, Stewart c. Wright Of Newport. Earl
r. Tilton. Merrick w. Hanson and Reg
inald Z. Jarvis Of Barton, Malcolm L.
Ingalls, of West Glover. William J.
Clark OF Craftsbury; Rutland county.
Francis +. Pelkey and William H. Pei
KEY Of Fsirhaven; Washington county.
Bertram C. Lavigne of Barre: Wind
ham county. Thomas r. Driscoll Of Bel
lows Falls. Nathan Gauchy Of Town
send; Windsor county. Ezra A. Parsons
Of Bethel, Ernest r. Carpentes Of
White River Junction.
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MY HOME FARM

containing 98 acres. suitably divided
two-story house and nearly new barn
this farm is a good producer and will
raise any kind of crops grown in this
section; have several acres in erops
this season, including seven acres OF
corn, four acres oats, one acre pota-
toes, quarter acre beans; also
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
10 Head of Stock

of which IL head are registered Jer-
seys. ten cows now fresh, two to fresh
en- at about time Of sale, registered
Jersey bull, 4 head of young stock and
2 calves. This stock will be sold sub
ject 10 test. Also 40 hens, rs chickens.
pr. horses. young and in good ,ondi-
ton: 1 pig.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
SNUG HOME
Just Outside

House, barn and two acres Of good land
only one and one-hafi miles from the city I;
buildings are good. having been built for a
home. Six rooms in house. with some hard
wood floors: some fruit. Price s2,00o.oo
with a payment OF $4,000 down: good
hen house for 40 IN so hens. We VII be
pleased to show this to you.
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The Reynolds Farm of 100
Acres

adjoining the above; on this farm is
some excellent tillage, pasture and
large amount of lumber estimated 1t
nearly 100000 f.; near sawmill; crops
now in are three acres oats. one acre
corn. potatoes and beans. This farm
will be sold separately if desired.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
Trustees Sale
at Auction

The undersigned viii sell at public
auction to the highest bidder on the
premises now owned by Byron Wild
bur, known as the Hollister farm. ON
HOLSTER hill. two miles from Plain
field, and formerly occupied By Muir
ray A. Martyr. on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
Household Furniture

Leather couch. organ, sideboard, DIM
ing table, ice box, clock, brass beds,
Crawford range and heater, carpets,
bedding, etc, dishes Of all kinds, glass
ware, etc. sewing machine, oil stove,
wash boiler, tubs. etc, chairs, tables,
mirrors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
WE ALWAYS HAVE

Just What you are locking for in the line
Of fsweirJ. silvsrwnrs. cut Ei.ss, etc Ahs
ststisnery.
Oar -sseh and clock repair ~srk xu.r-
anteed-
o. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
"a Elm STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR BOSTON AMERIcAN-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
POULTRY AND EGGS

S. c. r.. L RED cHICKs--After May list
zoe each: heavy laying females mated
with p~digreed males from trspnested hcck
Of hieh egg records win give you chicks
that win lay and pay; Mrs. II. J. Csr:
Tel. ss<-22. 2stf
few choice settings. 81. prepaid won best
utility pen in American class. Montpelier.
1922. also first pullet: Alex Lawson. Sc NJ.
pie Ave. IN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
REPORT OF GRANITE HEIGHTS COW TESTING AS
ISOLATION FOR MONTH ENDING JUNE

Thiry hr
Hosten owned by W. Tucker
l0 milk pounds
owned by the production
pounds butterat The third
Tur vii a produc Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17

How 1i you lose your money Z"
4 vas thrown down BY a friend
How did you lose sours =
i was held up BY . stranger. =
judy
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times will publish Wants. Lost and
Found. For Sale. To Let. etc.---short sdvcr.
tisements --at the rate Of three lines fol
twenty-five cents for the first insertion sne
ten cents tor each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
Friday, June %,


about two and one-half miles from
Willismstown village, Just of the nam
road to Williamstown gulf. about one
half mile from the DR.. Martin farm,
the following described real estate
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
ABOUT THE STATE
HsppesinKs o. Iaterest from
Di3exent SsctienA

Barton il planning q big Fourth q
July celebration
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Agents,
Marshfield, vt.

FOR SALE-Located about two miles from
Barre City. 10 acres Of fine early soil with
early fruit orchard: strawberry patch will
1000 plants. to bear next year iand -
pecially adapted for truck gardening. build,
inGs consist Of six room cottage, In natura
finish. hardwood floors, never failing sprins
wHter. This property for immediate sale a.
low cash price write to "xYZ," care Of
Times Office 6ftl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
$1,000 YEARLY

The Hero Furnace Co. want a reliable &C.
tive nner in this territory 10 sell the Hero
Air Washer Pipeless Furnanoe. Make arnli-
cation IT once Their sales plan includes
newspaper adverti@ns, road signs and active
sales help and rou will be taught every de-
tail Of this interesting and profitable hue
ines The company gives customers yenr
fc nav and absolutely guarantees every fest-
inc lob. In answering give details 81 your-
sfif. address JAMES J. Wood. Eastern saies
Manager. rs Manchester Plzcf. Nes ARK:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17

The taxidermy store Of B. + jack
son in Barton was broken into one
night this week and sporting goods to
the amount Of $50 were stolen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17

Rev. 4. @. Sharp of Ferndale, N Z.
has accepted call to the passionate
of the Baptist church at Brookline and
begins his duties there June 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-17
Real Estate and
Personal Property
at Auction

As ! am leaving the state will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der on the premises In Willismstown,
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Pair bay mares. IL and !;
and Year, old weight 1900 ms Thess
are all good. kind. clever horses. single O
double; good roadsters. extra fast walk
ers; Dan Pecknick, Vershire. Vt. 7st
COLTS TRAINED AND HORSES BROKE
from any habits. by the most modern
systems sppIy d. McCance. r. r. y.
Mortified. VI. .st3'
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ROOMS TO RENT

10 RFNT-Fc1T o<fcs roc>ns me isrse
front room 2nd 1oor: inquire Of QUn-
Ian house ia North Main street ssu
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terested. One had never used maea-
roni in any form and several Of the
Others had prepared it only one way.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAW HAT LOST Saturday. June 10Th
from auto. between Central strset sni
Maple avenue finder please bring to this q
fee s0t3s
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WANTED

WANT TO BUY A PIANo-Addrcss BOX
liz, Cabot. VT sets
WANTED TO BUY-Good second hand roll
top desk: write stating price address
"a. B.. care of Times office 1918
WANTED Small belt compressor. $50 to
400 feet; Jones Bros Co. T7f
WANTED TO BUY--A good secondhand
siio f2x24: write or call r. D. Bowen.
Washington. phone Orange Co. lila. TITS
MAN AND WIFE WISH WORK ON
FARM wife 10 assist with housework I:
Tel 5sS-J. 76t6
CASH PAID FOR STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
City Bakery, Barre. e6tf
WANTED-A good round bottom boat. must
be in good condition and price reasona-
BILE address m. f. c. Times Office. 64tf
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LONG DISTANCE MOVING

Chal, N. Leith-Ufstr7bufoT. PACKER hnd
shipper Furniture and piano moving
with derrick equipment; all work guar
anteed SIS Merchant street. Tel 5s9-W. t2u
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE
PAIRED - Called for and delivered
Granite City Tool Co. Tel. 3se-W. tin
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
By appointment: call AZ III Main street:
phone sew; Marie ouinlsn. isst
TO RENT-vseuum cleaners; The Electric
Store. Il Elm street S1ttf
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

,,.c. ~ IA usos the best of breeding I:
II s. accredited herd. Also one light farm
WAGON body and hayrs<k One 2-horse
elrrfric motor single phase. used weeks
r. Z. Hopkins. Cabot. VI. sets'
FOR sALE-A few I've weeks old pirs B.
y. Davis. Trow hill; Tel si5-N .ets
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AGENTS WANTED

$500 WEEKLY Selling hosiery gparantet
wear four months or replaced free; salar,
or per cent commission; free SAMPLES Il
workers: MANAGER, Dept K-34f. Darby
Pa. s0t1s
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A Chalmers car, registered under the
name Of Angelo Bizzaro Of Rutland,
was almost completely destroyed by
Are about 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
After II had been burning for some
minutes. the fire department was
called, but although 80 gallons OF
chemicals were used, the fire was 100
advanced to be quenched, The owner
was not driving the car when the
accident occurred.
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MISCELLANEOUS

VACUUM cLEANING-Done By the hour
or day. either your machine or machine
furnished also gardens tended lawns
moved with your lawn mower: address
20. P'' care Of Barre Times. fsts'
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Freaks Of lightning were noticeable
during recent storm in West Glover,
when it stopped the motor in the car
~ Frank Simon, as he was driving
along the highway, entered one Of the
houses on the telephone wke and made
many holes in the curtain, and at the
BlodQett home threw the baby from
Mrs Blodgett's arms and left one OF
the older children unconscious for
some time.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
$500 Secures 300-Acre Farm
Growing Crops, Horse, Cow
Poultry. pia, firewood included If taken soon
convenient r. r. town machine-worked TIL
Iagc for good crops. hay and general pro-
duce ample pasture lots Of fruit; S-room
house, Soft barn. For quick sale S26bu,
only $500 cash Act quickly, II. a.
Bryant, ITO Railroad street, st. Johnsbury
VT 1880
FOR SALE Brookside farm, 100 acres, !
mile from P. o., churches and creamery.
2 miles to X. r. station rs head tested
stock, I pair horses and farming tools ex-
ira good buildings never failing spring
cstered write Or call at promises III health
reason for selling at once: A. l.. Wiley.
Msrshfeld. VT. Box 70. 1870
FOR SALE-vilIage farm. 80 acres, miles
from Montpelier; John r. BENJAMIN:
Barre. Tel. l05-R 1911
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
All kinds OF real estate farms. al sizea
and Locations village properties. all kinda
stores, fed and saw mills a granite quar-
ry. close X. r.. call and see uS write or
telephone what you want IL you mean dis
mesa we can sure show you the goods
prices and terms right.
"A. r. COLE and P. s. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfield, VT. ~
FOR SALE Located about two miles from
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE Cadillac s. IN first class eon.
dition, new top and overhauled; also Hud.
son touring car: Overland roadster enc
Ford coupe all in running condition: cat
for demonstration prices right; PsiAcs
garage. Tel. ITO. 56ti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08
NdkinD Test IN San Luis
! niieV. COiOradO

The Peoples Oh aud Gta 60. OF
NpuHt, Colo. hty, contracted wiz
other parties TO arm somo thor
Uugh test wells ON their 12,O0O .Hcre
state OH and Gas lease in tho san
Luis valley. colorado Many 2luch
0rtcuan wells ln this locality are
making gas, and for the past 20
years ranchmcn have been using
this gas for light and fuel with. no
sign oe diminishing the Huppiy.
Tho drilling Is being done wholly
Tor acreage, with the acreage check
orhoardod through the district.
They have Installed n standard rig
with n rotary attachment. easing
ana other equipment on the ground
with N y Inch casing sot at 300 feet
on hard formation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-08

c0y@fy we'll One il to he on the J.
l. Davie farm. In the northeast cor
ner of 12-24-4. and the other diagOn-
ally 10 tDe FoiAheast on the Shepard
farm IN tho northwest corner OF Z
N-5
How important the Phillips well IL
considered was shown when the En-
pirc Gas A. Fuel CO. paid $4,000 for
a lease on z4O 2ores OF the Peder
paulson farm ~Paulson owned the
west half ot section l., on which the
Phillips wildcat was drilled. paulsOn
kept an S0-acre strip along the east
Ide Of his half.section when the
PHILIPPE company made its original
block. and tho Empire has secured
this In its purchase.
The Tidal Oh company Is ready
to ann In It's two wells on the Bum
nell farm that have been on top OF
the sand for several weeks Both are
In the southeast Of 2G-2S-b. Five
inch easing was. set AZ 2,766 feet on
No ana nt 2.74O fcct on No. I. and
the big pipe ls being pulled Ia No.
?. In an uucomplcted condition No.
WIS flowing $50 barrels a day.
Elwcll and others No. l Hance, In
the northeast corner of the south
enet ~ 27-2S-j. IL producing rs bar.
rols from 2.745-2.769 feet. The six
inch casing parted and will have 10
be re-run before tho well Is finally
completed.
Two important teste have been
started lu the EldoradO pool one
by Big1gno and others on the Gross
farm Ia the northwest corner OF the
southwest of 2G-25-6. shelton and
others pre drilling tho other on the
Arnoll farm, I'm the northwcst corner
OF the southwest Of 29-2I-6.
Proof that Snowden e. McSweeney
opeuol mp a new pool In Southeast
Eullrr county some time ago when
It got producer on tho Lehman
farm, iu the FonthVcst ~ 36-2S-6.
was proven when the amsey-Lloyd
OH company hit tho pay on an offset
we'll 10 the east at 2,si7. 1S feet
higher than the Snowden e. McSwec-