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New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
isnuline Results

In tho Recreation lraEuc at thr recreation alleys last evening. thc American Legion i've took two out of thrrc from the pichups and tho Rus sell Block Gve took an equal num- hcr from the Midnight htc. The ~currs are as follows.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Nunsrpport Hearing

X hearing was hcld last evening in the town court In th" case Of Mrs. Mac Winngcr ggainst Russ Wininger charging nonsupport Attorney Charles F. ronlon prosecuted for the state and 1udg, William Malone of liri-iol appeared for the defendant. Iustirr Ryder rendered decision that the defendant should pay siu a week for ttc support Of his wife and onr child. Judge Malone took an ap- peal 10 tho sup, rior ruur
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

FubsIe dance civcn ay 1Haia15He E-a1Er at Grange Han. r'aiu'ii'r. Saf. svs-. Iser. k.--adv1-
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Mis- CoM,lcn Re~igis

Announcement was made this morning by Supp rintendent Of Schools Karl \. Toichc Of the resignation of Miss boris CoNdcn. assistant super visor Of music in the local schools. sh' will leave st the Christmas recess. Authorization was given MT. kciche to secure Miss Cowdrn's successor.
 Miss Cowden has been engaged in musical Supervision in the local ST h"ols for the lasi two and one half ytars and has made an enviabie rec- ord Her home is in Amesbury. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
lsaIDh i,ubcri~ Die.

Ralph Roberts. age S3 years of aR
 'orest,ills a,pnuci died at his HUrIe this morning after aH illness of setsral months tlc was veteran e. tht Ct,il War. hauna served with thr 7th Connueti-ut regiment frun IN6i to the clusa of th, var. Hc had h'on wounded In ono of th, important bat ties of thn war. lir was onc ot Piain- ,iila's hcet known and most respected rcaid. nis. Hr lived here for more than tn years and until few years ago was an artitt member iu th" towr's aHats lie vas aaaupfma strr of Manross posi- r.. \. l:.. of Forest ,ilI" for years. and had iusi been ' lrrtod to srtt" again at meeting of t1o pu.t yrstardav Hr IS sIr.it,d bN two daughters Furrtal srrauct niufs which arc n tHr cgto of N <. IiaiI'y A Tsn. arc furutnplrtr
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
s2,567 IS AMOUNT
 OF CHURCH BUDGET Kensinston CongreSationahsts
 Ready for Canvass on Sunday SOLICITORS ARE NAMED
o,d-rashioned Christmas Celebration Mems Lyccum to Meet Monday Night EorcstcrS Plan "Hohe coming Night for January.

The amount to be secured by the kcnsington Congregational church for the year of 1924, is s2,567, the total budget being s2,97o. The in- rome from endowment funds is sio3,
 The complete budget is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Monthly Meeting

Tho Epworth league ot the Plain vile M l.. church will hold a special monthly meeting and social gather ing Sunday evening at $50 o'clocl, in tho church. The speaker win be John l.amberton. secretary Of the Hartford County Y. M C. A.. and his subject will bc "Thp Church and In- dustry." The regular scraice win take place at 6:3o o'clock followed by the social gathering All young people of the church are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

Garazs for rent. Ar4.ay al s HousH sfrsts --a.tt
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

In=i EoHr brooch on Elm Court nr tirinsty. E ward Y returned t" Mrs John Nsisen. sg East Si. rdsi.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

UIITS T4 "TIf1"T TITlTTT-
 ERNEST T.. Bl EW ElI.
 EDWARD V. MINE-
 MILES LEWIS PEsgk.
 'a'HATsTES T. TEEAIBWAY.
 FIERCE V. WEIgII --ssturkHoId.rs' I'rotaftive t'ommittsr.' '-
 Itpiain TaS Iaa- Esu ana fieu rf ststr IaE jaws vas -i-An hy Sjafa COfrmi-s5oHsr af Taxes ra-7ge Bo5cnrah os T0rrinc-9n fazt night Isefore tIzs. rr renilsers CT fHf Eris- to' r.ub. Special strrss psa IaiH by fHs- commissioner or inheritance ta1es
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Home.
tors salary and vacation

Missionary. Apportionment for beneVo- fences accepted by the church ........-..s..t.s hUV'VV
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Present. Itnnnal IlcpOrt

Ir"fision 10 have the annual re- port of Superintendent Of Schools kari <. Ecichc printed in the annual report of thr board of education was voted at the meeting of that board last night at the high school. Plans vrr' also made for physical train- ii.r class 'spositiUn in tho near fu- tgrf
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Feast Day Observance

Observance Of tho feast Of the Im- naeulate Conception will take place tomorrow at all of tho Catholic churches of the city where masses will be celebrated in the morning and services will be held at night. Special significance is attached to the feast day observance at st. Josenh's church where a novena in honor of the Tm- maenlate Conception is being held. The masses will be at and s o'clock al this church and in addition to the afternoon services, deyotions will also hE held ni ninhi
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Eri.tol Hrief.

~-s.utntr deaths Tor November hass b'an recorded st the city clerks ,Hiae- a ssry lUv record.
 HueH q Wuruans ef this city Is rec covering at St. Francis hospital in Hartford from an attack of illness.
 sidney WaHIlo cr i-aurei street has rstu~He1 to his hgme after treatment ar fine Bristol hospital for appendicitis.
 Miss Iioris Arnojd Uf Spring street ts rscgrs rating at tfrf Bristol hospital from aa attark Of app H1icitfS.
 SteeeH Isurrs hss returned to his i7oms iu Grafton. Wesf Va. after eis- itiHg friends iH the city.
 Application for msmbr rship and ether important businss vas consid- srsi at ths meeting sf fhe Bristol lCar, Us Efks last might
 Mrs. rar1sfaH Huhu has resigned her post iH tbn accounting 1epartment oI tbs Bristd Trust company.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Win Elect sunday

Election Of officers will be among the matters at hand for the considera- ton Of Captain c. A. Hadscll Camp. |. :. W. N.. at it's special meeting on Sunday afternoon in American Legion hall. The meeting was scheduled for earlier this week. but rainy weather prevented the gathering.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
VIII ,i-n To1fngtnn

Members of l'reukiin iodgr \. r. auj \ N. eiH pay an official visit or Bsra mh,r 11 tp Senccs lodge of Tur-inEtou. <. T.. Hrsde and Albert N.vltumjsr ar. in charEe or trans pas~atiUu.
 DHir.rs uf The. lodge have been tlctcd as follows. Worshipful mas tsr. frtiHa T. S,ha1rrt. senior wsr.ita. tfhtrt hru5tmier: junior warden. Edward i. Eea1s. treasurer J. Fay effa bcaEisss seCrttary Charles VI. Edg rfUH: trustee for three years. Julian E EgTeg
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Will Aid Veterans
SnaNcly Nays No

That hc did not agree in behalf of the New Haven railroad to stand the expense of the crosswalks at the Doo- little crossing at tho north side is the assertion Of Superintendent J. I, Snavely of the Waterbury division of the railroad. The city council mem- hers and Mayor John r. Wade assert as firmly that the railroad official agreed that his company would pay for the walks. Accordingly the city has ordered that the walks be laid and that the bill be sent 10 the rail- read
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
To Present Fla,

The Inanda club of the kcnsinrton COngr gstioHal church will present q play at Forcsters' hall. on the evening of Deet mber 1f. The play is entftica. ''The Two Letters.~ and Was written by Miss Marjorie Moore Of Keusing- ion. Following the play there ufH he tambourine drill. I,aHcinE viii be nf0yed later in tfe escninx. The T.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Woman's Federation Elects
Moves To Pennssi,ania

The Gnazzo family of Bank street moved today to Scranton, Pa They came 10 P!ainyillc a number of years ego from the Pennsylvania town and have resided here ever since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

For sale by owner. well situated two
family nat on prominent avenue and
within easy walking distance OF the down
town section 1t might particularly appeal
TO an employe of the government printing
Office or city post Office Two separate
apartments Of five rooms and bath each;
separate entrances. heating plants, rear
porches and yards One apartment has been
entirely repapered and reprinted. Present
rental to monthly tenants is $77.5O per
month This is an excellent investment
proposition or should appeal to some one
who would like TO live in one apartment
and let the rental of the other pay for the
home you occupy. Address Box TIE, Star
Office. aOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

ONE BLOCK FROM LINCOLN PARK
$3.50.
Semi-detached: G rooms and bath; all mod
ern improvements; space for garage Gail
Col
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WOODRIDGE. D. c.

A new 6room house, good location: extra
lot; ami; $500 cash, $50 per mo.
New Broom bungalow, glafsedin sleeping
porch; hardwood floors; garage. VIII be sold
at sacrifice as owner Is leaving city.
A 7-roOm house, built-iu dressers, carved
staircase; built-in clock; nearly acre OF
ground all kinds of shade, fruit, shrubbery,
fruit and flowers; must be TO be appre
ciaited; square from cars; high location;
will make terms
sroom house. beautiful grounds with shrub
berry. Lots.
M. O. BULL.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.

HYATTSVIII.E, MD-T-RO0M HOUSE, IN
furnished. hot and cold water, gas, porch half
around house; good size lawn and large garden
lot at rear; rent, $50 per month; minutes
from steam or electric ears.
1918 st. NV.
NORTH RosEMoNT, vas ROOMS AND
bath, screened porch; electricity gas; water;
garage; ideal summer home within easy reach
Of Washington; Just or Mt. Vernon bouie-
ward, and 8 blocks from North Rosemont
trolley station. Owner will rent furnished
July and August, 500 month.
1903 18th st NV. Main s370-71
MCLEAN, VA.
One Of the highest spots In nearby Viz
ginia, delightful home. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED Available for the summer
months. ROOMS AND BATH. cleo. lights.
About one of ground. Double garage
with servants quarters above. short drive
BY auto over excellent road. or 20 minutes
from city on Old Dominion railroad An ideal
place for children. 800.
y. II. SMITH co.
1416 Eve 1T. NV. Main 8464.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. STUDIO
cottage near ROsslyn, Va, one mile from
Washington, on Old Dominion car line and
Lee highway; contains large studio conf
pletely equipped; two bedrooms. dining rom
sleeping porch. servants room, Kitchen and
bath, furnace heat, electric lights and tele-
phone; rental. SIS per month
j.. s. FRIsToE,
1913 18th ST.
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WANTgD-MONEY.

LOAN on LARGE LUNCH OF lots. AT
College Park, Md: good bonus allowed; want
1000. GEO. c. DON0HOE 1901 G ST: !, w .
A LOAN OF $500. SECURED RY FIRST
trust on bungalow. Address Box LOBE. Star
Office. l9s
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW 5-R. AND b. AND SLEEPING PORCH,
all imp; $1,000; $500 cash. 500 mo. 4 Al
isgheny ave.. near Elm ave. Q4th st. car line),
TakOms, I'VE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

LAWYER DESIRES SINGLE ROOM n
suite of Offices. Address Box 256-E, Star
office. 2os
GENERAL CONTRACTOR REQUIRES TWO
connecting rooms, IA IT. by ID 1t. each, mod
ern office building; plenty daylight and venti-
available. Address Boz lbe-E. Star Office. %.
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s1a s00-EASY TERMS.
Attractive home built by Gruver less than
wear ago. s rooms and baths; h.-w. heat
and cleo; hardwood floors and trim: inclOsed
sleeping porch. Truly an ideal home. Phone
Main $500 today,
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
WANTED-FARMS.

MEDIUM SIZED, WATER FRONT FARM,
accessible to the city and good roads and havt
ting q good liveahle house; will make q lsrge
cash payment; mean business; act quickly.
MOORE 4 HILL,
1902 III ST
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RENT-DESK SPACE.

DESK ROOM. UNFURNIsHED, INCLUDING
phone and typewriter sos Evans bldg. or
Sarerintendent's Office. 20s
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Mt. Pleasant.
sIl.T50-TERMS.
Located west OF 10th st. and near Park I'd.
@ rooms and bath. Modern in every respect
and in perfect condition. Colonial porch; hot
wa ter heat and cleo. The owner has bought
q larger home and Is therefore anxious to dis
pose Of this one at reasonable figure.
BAUMAN & HEINTZMAN,
REALTORS.
Main 2hn0 1904 II St NV
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$Ii,75o.

N. ii. Ave. and X st.
First time offered for sale. A well sit
ua ted three story pressed brick house
having ten well> proportioned rooms. tile
bath. first floor kitchen, two open Are
places, electric lights, screens, weather
stripping large closets, and many added
conveniences. Ample space for garage.
1t is a most desirable locality ans within
walking distance Of the man. Govern
ment departments and In the Immediate
vicinity OF 18th and Pa. ave. Vacant.
Terms.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Main 1910. l4l7 X St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19
SALE-FARMS.

ACRES OF LAND; PLENTY OF FRUIT
and grapes; large bungalow; 20 laying hens
household ta u, nst1et nna S oo
ss5 per month for all, BARC0CK & WIN
HyattsvIlle 2-4-J: ------
AZ ACRES. ALL CLEAR; FRUIT, WELL oLn
house: 40 miles out. Va, Price. sl,loo. L; H.
BEAII4. 900 Q st: Sc. ~
FARMS HOMES. ESTATES. MARRY viR-
sinia. Fairfax, Loudonn and adjoining eonntisS
Set our big iist; BUELL.. FARM AGnNCY
IF YOU ARE yEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-.
dence or farm. without or with full EQUIP,
ment. We have number Of them within easy
motoring distances OF Washington Can OF
WM i; sAuNDtEs + 60.
Phone NJ. 1ol6-lol7. l4Sa X st. nv.
FARMS AND MILL
PROPERTY
PATUXENT. MD. 90 MILES OUT.
Close 10 Pa. steam and baltimore trolley
lines. 105 acres. 30 acres titled, balance wnod-
land; one 1l-room bungalow te years otal
one broom tenant house, 1 chicken house,
price $500. This farm is offered at great
sacrifice by nonresident: terms TO quick buyer,
In Virginia, in good wheat growing sec.
ton. offered at sacrifice. TO settle an estate:
IL miles out: three-stOry red brick hour mill !
a going propositfoni modern, up,todnte: 90.
bhl. capacity; alse s.roem brick dwelling and
81 acres Of weli-til rich land and necessary
storage and outbuidinrs; water and steam
power plant; very cheap; price, So, I5o; terms;
one-half Its real worth
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
Ask fer Mr.. Crossman.
p. F. CARLEY
FOR SALE IN VIENNA. VA,--BBAUTIFUI.
two.acre chicken farm. large chicken houses;
magnificent house, all modern improvements;
variety Of fruit; located near main highway
and electric station; no reasonable offer re-
fused
For sale in Vienna, Valve and one-half
acres land. adjoining the Wash. and Va: RI.
line, at station, with large ten-room house
and barn; variety of fruit; will sell cheap.
with reasonable terms.
?. F. CARLEY
eli r st. NV.
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Bungalow.

ST s5n-EASY TERMS
You will he pleased with this neat broom
and bath bungalow 1t is nearly new and in
the best of condition. Possession guaranteed.
The lot has an soft. frontage Located in the
District and among pleasing surroundings Al
low us to show you this home.
II II NJ wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

MANY LOTS IN THE VICINITY OF
LIST and Kennedy SITS. me-, $3.50 upward;
also 2 select lots on Whittier pf., Just
east Of Ga. ave, at greatly reduced
price OF 81 900 fer both: and . num-
Der of lots near Eastern Star Home,
prices $3.50 upward clear, easy
terms. or trade for equities aud pay
some cash.
N. z. RYON CO., INC,
Main ,4687 1923 St.
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.

OPPOSITE sr ALOYsIUs CHBRCH-sPLEN-
automobile repair shop. Key at s3l North
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FOR STRAIGHTFORWARD.

FOR SALE-COLORED
Beautiful colonial home of d r. and . baths
In good northwest section: hot-water h5at
electric lights; large lot; porches; room for
garage; arranged TO accommodate two sI.n-
idies. Owner will sell together with large
quantity Of furniture for $3.50; 81 500 caSb
required: Address Box ZEE Star one.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW NEAR WALTER
Reed, Takoma Park. D. c.. hot water heat.
electric lights; beautiful open fireplace: lv-
Ing room, dining room. Kitchen. bedrooms
and large sleeping porch 50 500; easy terms
CHAS. y. SAGER,
Exclusive Agent
Main SO. Main 81.
pa I4fh St NV
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WANTED-sUBURBAN PRoP'TY

BUY ALL CASH GOWN USED, BARGAIN
only: nearby Virginia (river front preferred;
or moro good size rooms: ami: or Will
remodel; brick tile hill building site
considered; am broker. Address Box ISL
Star office.
WANTED = TO RENT CNFCRSIsHED,
small house or three rooms and garage; he
tween Georgetown and Bethesda, Nd Address
Box 49-E. Star office 19s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
BURBANK PRODUCES
54,0O0,O0 BARRELS
IN THREE YEARS
Known as Most Conserua-
tiuely-operated Field
in World.
Tulsa, Okla.

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 27.-The statisti-
cal department of a major oil produc-
ing company operating in the Burbank
field has compiled a report showing
that the biggest of recent Oklahoma
oil pools has produced a total of "a
233. 146 barrels to October /. The
field was discovered on June 1. 1920,
and is therefore three years an five
months old. Because of government
regulation OF the sale of leases the de-
velopment has not been as rapid as in
the average oil field.
The Burbank field is known as the
most conservatively operated field in
the world by reason of the fact that
cooperation between major operators
and lease owners limits the number OF
wells TO each quarter section. There
are only sixteen wells TO each quar-
ter section or 100 acres. D:illiug at
Burbank is therefore more restricted
and the field is not drained to the ex-
tent that other prolific oil pools have
been.
Burbank pool will probably be a
long time paving out its investment IS
$50 ,5S6.4O0 has been spent for leases
alone and drilling and operating costs
well will approximate $4,000 which
with about 1000 wells would make to-
tai Of 10000. 900 and this added to
cost of leases makes grand total of an
proximatelv S90.OO0.00 against which
there has been r recovery Of 81. 233.-
lag barrels of oil at average price of
S1.6 per barrel making approximately
ISL $40. 719. received for the oil.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
THIRD HIGH
GRAVITY SAND
ENCOUNTERED
Magnolia Finds New Pay
Sand in Schott
Field.
TO DRILL IN GASSER
Liner in Laurel No. Pulled
and Drilling in
Begun.
TO DRILL In GASSER

Miranda City, Tex, Oct. 27.-The
third high gravity well is. in in the
Schott pool of Webb county. The
Magnolia Petroleum Company ratholed
three feet into the pay at - depth of
1885 feet last week and set a string
of five and three-sixteenths in cement.
The well was being bailed Tuesday for
leaks in the casing and the bailer was
lost causing a short delay in bringing
the we'll in.
The Magnolia No. Q was drilled last
summer a year ago and came in one Of
the best bumpers in the Schott pool.
1t has been sanding up easily Of late
and Field Superintendent Jack Proc
tor decided that since he had picked
up the high gravity in his No. II and
that Carnahan had done the same in
his No. s. that it would be a good
thing to drill the No. 2 to the same
level. The No. 2 is about 600 feet
| from both of the above named " Is d
little north of the east and west line
| A Star rig was set up Monday tC
drill the No. , in and every prccautior
will be taken 10 make a good producer
of the we'll. 1t is likely that this wei
will make a much better well than til,
| No. IL as Judged by the aw'"''t q
fluid in the Carnahan No. s which ha'
not yet been finished. The Carnahai
well is standing 1900 feet In oil ant
the sand was cored into only siI
inches.
The Cole Petroleum Company an
nounces that it will pull the liner il
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
MAKES MORE OIL
Gauge Of Rita Well Shows Flow OF
200 Barrels.

San Angelo, Tex, Oct. "a. - A
gauge reveals that the No. Santa
Rita well of the Texon Oil and Land
Company on Texas University land
in Reagan county, is producing more
than 200 barrels of oil daily. Pr
yiously, it was presumed that the dis
covery we'll was making 100 to 10
barrels a day.
The well has not failed to flow a
single day since it blew in May rs,
and an average of four carloads OF oil
is being shipped weekly TO thu Rio
Grande Refinery at FL Pasoy where it
is commanding a high price, due to its
high gravity.
Plans for development have been
more brisk during the last w,lek than
at any TIME since the wildcat came
in, due TO confirmation of the re-
ported sale by the Texon Oil and
Land Company of leases on 10000
acres of university land to the Benz
dunn and Trees interests, or the Trans
Continental Oil Company, subsidiary
of the Standard Oil Company. The
consideration was reported to have
been in exa SIS of S1,000,000. but the
exact price has not been announced.
Santa Rita No. .. or the first off
set. 500 feet west of the discovery
we'll, also on Section 2, Block 2, is
shut down at 2700 feet. awaiting fish
ing tools, which Drillrr NJ. {. Ba-
ker is trucking from Pioneer. The
hole is said TO be in bad shape and
great care is being exercised TO pre-
vent its collapse. In Crockett county,
eleun miles south of the Santa Rita's,
Enders-Smith & Co., of San Angelo,
late in the week had drilled to 800
feet on the Noelke & Murphey ranch,
Section %, Block 6, university land,
and steady progress was bling made.
Production within forty days is ex-
pected by the operators.
The Oldest wildcat in this section
that on John w. Harris place, five
miles north of San Angelo, in Tom
Green county-has reached depth Of
300 fret. where it is being bailed
out TO determine whether or not
5 3-1G-inch casing. landed on bottom
at that depth, has shut off water
Several promising showings of oil and
gas have been made from time TO
time by this well. which is being COM
pletsd by the Tanning Oil Company, a
home concern.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-28
RIO BRAVO TO DRILL
Southern Pacific Plans Series Of Tests
Near Del Rio.

Del Rio, Tex, Oct. .7.-Dr. W. F.
Cummings. geologist for the Southern
Pacific railroad. has been engaged for
several days at the Joe Morris well do
ing geological work. This we'll is
down 1000 feet. and work was begun
Monday roaming down the entire
depth. preparatory to setting casing.
Indications continue good at this To-
cation. and it is understood that ar
rangements are being made with the
Rio Bravo Company 10 drill two more
tests in the same vicinity. This well
is located five and one-half miles
southeast of Del Rio on the Eagle Pass
road.
The Havalien well is down 3GoG
feet, and will continue drilling 400c
| feet il necessary. The drill has pcnc
trated eighteen feet of sand with con
siderable oil and gas show.ngs. Gas
ing for the entire depth of this well j
in transit. and after being placed. {
double shift will continue drilling. Mr.
W. II. Richie. manager Of drilling oper
atoms at this well. has received a let
ter from DIR. ]. A. Udden. geologist a
| the State University. asking 70. cut
tings from this well for examination
as at its present depth in this locality
he considered them important from
geological standpoint.
Work is continuing both at the In
derendent Operator and at the East
Del Rio well. and indications are said
| TO be very encouraging.
A new well will be spudded in on
the Harrison tract. not later than No
vember 10. according. TO contrac
| signed here this week. Wright
Hodges will be in charge OF drillin,
| onera tions.