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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
SCOUT ARCHERY
CONTEST SOON
Mercedes Rotary Club Is
Sponsoring Event, To
Award Prizes

f2R~NAIA " aAAk AAIA NAAsN
MERCEDES. Tex, Feb. 26.-The
Mercedes Rotary club will hold a
Boy Scout Archery tournament on
the football field here Saturday.
March IL beginning at 100 in the
afternoon. Archery. M Of the
most ancient OF sports, Is becoming
more and more popular IN the
Valley, especially among the Bog
Scouts and the tournament is be-
ing given 10 further the sport.
Appropriate prizes are 10 be
awarded and a large number of
Valley Scouts are expected TO enter
the contest.
Some excellent scores have been
made In some Of the recent VAL
ley Scout meets. several Of the
boys having shot nearly perfect
scores at the 30 yard range. Some
fine shooting Is expected 70 be
done during the Rotary club tour
nament.
According TO announcement made
By the committee IN charge Of the
tournament, any Valley Scout may
enter by sending his name and
troop number TO Nelson w. Gay.
Mercedes High school. who is chair
man Of the committee. The tour
nament will be held under the
rules for the Junior American
Round. which Is 80 arrows each ait
30. 40 and so Yards.
The regulation 4 foot target will
be used Members of the Mcrce-
deS Rotary club viii act as judges
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Marriage Licenses:
Trinidad Marquee anc Feliciano
Garcia.
vicente q BeIcher and Eva john
son.
Earl Z. Drew and S~chohstica
Bretx
Fred wilson and : A Lamb
kin.
Juan Velez and Sarta Luna
Adam n. snyder and Miss Emma
McGill.
Pedro Corona and Anita Garcia
Harry w. Espev and EVELYN
Irene Dodson.
J. NJ. Ewart and Edna Hogens.
Jose BuStomonte and Lydia
Gonzales.
Angel Romon and Gumara Gu
tierrez.
Santiago Guzman and Maria
Teresa Tadey.
Mariana G. Gonzales and Natl
vidad MuniveZ.
Probate Courts.
guardianship Of Betty Dean. a
min0r.
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Cameron Courts

Estate Of Martin Morris. deceas-
ed.
Estate OF Amanda Bell. deceas-
ed.
District court:
z A. Swami vs. o Duby, FORE
closure or Lot 5 blk. 2. Otto addn
10 Harrington.
Mary Lowell rs. Claude VI. Low
ell Divorce.
jose Carnado VS.. Juanita Vas
queE Carnado. Divorce.
Manuel Rodriguez vs.. Margerito
Lena Rodriguez. Divorce.
FL /. Burke VS.. Iva Burke. Div
crce.
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TRAVERSE CITY. Mich Re-
Gently 1t was announced that mo-
florists would be allowed 10 carry
1880 license plates during jan
vary. 1881. Ben Rial evidently has
bad eyes. for he read the bulletin
N the paper and drove into town
with 1929 license plates
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-26
R~aymondville Gets
Sea Scout Troop
IN Staff Correspondentl

1N1AA
RAYMONDVILLE. Feb. 26.-Or-
g~anizatlon OF a Sea Scout troop In
Raymondville is being advocated.
according 10 w. G. Gilbert. deputy
scout commissioner for the Willacy
county district.
There are any number Of places
where sea scouts could have a boat
and practice what they learn. Mr..
Gilbert said pointing to the oppor-
tunities offered by Red Fish Bay,
the Arroyo and the reservoirs az the
water district
Advanced Boy Scouts usually are
selected for Sea Scout troops.
JACK ROWE. 635 w. Levee St. has
a ticket 10 the Queen theatre. Call
before six tomorrow.
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Real Estate
For Subdivision
16O Acres

Located a blocks from the high
school and closer 70 Browns
VILE than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision Winding
resaca running through prop
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision This prop
erty Id Tor sale 10y owners and
can be bought at q very at
tractive price Also tract OF 500
acres within city limits, adjacent
10 Missouri Pacific Lines on
the south. Henson-Lomax AZ
Houston and Brownsville De-
Velopment Co. Geo
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LOTS FOR SALE
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ineton Park and : r.. depot. Can
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Trees Seeds & Plants

SEEDS-Reliable sour orange, best
termination. DeSoto Nurseries. De-
Soto CITY. Fla. L-198
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Win the probability ehnt
Il win b. 3 eOmwercinl pre-.
dncer a both Raa and 0ll.
Howard seho0noveg No.
om s1as Beare Den structure
Az taas swaetwrnan nssla has
suspemasa arlalang ~ $3.50
feet, In the Madison iime.
This we'll had q gas flow o.
1850. 00o feet in q sand at 1878
Drilling was continued and ~
also an oil showing was noted.
In a sand from 2202 to 2247
the biz tapped a nov OF high
gravity oil estimated at 20 bar
reis daily.
Drilling continued through the
Ellis-Madison contact which was
dry 1t zs10. Drilling was stopped
when the hole reached 2345 feet.
and rods viii be run and
The well placed on a production
lest.
Some additional locations are
expected in this field during the
aext two weeks.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

0'Neil, the announcement said
win become a member Of the
board Of directors Of the poweF
firm. He VIII, 4 is understood
be IN charge Of the gas produe-
Ing branch Of the organisation.
Pipe for the 225-mile line has
been shipped from the rolling
mills.
Actual lavinr ~ the Ina viii
he n charge 81 winston 1rothers
81 Minneapolis pafIonailv known
construction contractors
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Work WAS remewea tliis
week On the Border Oh field
ID two interesting s0cafions.
one o. wiaieh may rasalt n
comsidefahle extensiom %
the kAslds producing area
In the proven area. Askaita
OH company announcsd compile
ton OF deal whereby it &C.
qnired SO acres from the MID
Continent Oh company offseltlng
the cosmos holdings on the
north.
The deal Included possession og
Miax0ntinent No. g. which was
rugged mp but which had not yet
commenced drilling This well Is
a north offset to the Cosmos
Farbo No. ! gusher which first
drew attention ia the possibili-
ties Of the field
AAe NAStAN3 HotA AaA &ANA1ESa
many thousand barrels Of oil
and the wen which the Askalta
is now starting Is regarded as
having excellent prospects
Outside Of the proven area al
Canadian group known a. the Al
berta Driners has taken over the
Nellie Jane wen. about mile
northwest Of the produeles area
This we'll is shut down AZ 1tas
feet and Is TO be completed inn
medlately.
2enlagAals aeclare shna skFme
taral conditions at this location
are savofable for production ri
this well lives up 10 their pre-
dicti0na and finds Ola, Il VIII
result in much additional drilling
in this part Of the field. which
up to now has been INFESTED.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

washinason- Pacific on com
pany "a preparing % eommenee
drflling durfng the next 50 days
on its wildcat on the r r smith
ranch near BinsdaIe and has let
The contract for a shallow sasser
70 be used as fuei. = E Dsliman
Of Malta win drili the gas well.
c. H w1fhern has the contract
for the wildeat. which Is being
drilled ~ the vicinity nf water
veil ia which hish-gravity oil
was found.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

-four wells in the Cut Bank
district got off to an even start
this week "a their race to OBJ
tain a flow Of gas for the Cut
Bank Butte pipeline OF the Mon
fana Power company. All were
reported Friday drilling at around
100 feet. fighting through quick
sand end surface water All ex-
pect production ct about 270Q
feet. Two are southwest Of the
O'Neil -hlichaels gassaF and two
southeast, between a and the old
sandpoint-Berger sasseg
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
K RIVER WELL
MAKING PROGRESS
THRU CM0RaD

Fulton Petroieum company .
wildcat on the MIX River anti
cline. north Of Browning has
made hole to past 1,ss0 feet
Hard bands IA the upper Colo
rasio continne to throw the hole
out Of line. necsssitnfing fre-
Quent rsdrIIiEng. but II Is be-
Iieyed these WIN be passed IN q
short time, enabling faster time
to be made
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

Q a natural gas sales promotion
Department win be established,
amber the supervision OF Mr..
Robert Nayior. who has for the
past three years been sales man
ager for the company at Rapid
City, South Dakota.
Heating Use Stressed
Efforts OF the new department
win be largely directed toward
increasing use Of the yaper fuel
for heating residences and bust
ness buildings At present. very
few business blocks in this city
are using gas for heating pur-
poses
MT Aasness also announced
thas offices or the company are
TO be- moved from the strain
building to the Culver-stough
buirdlng at First avenue north
and Third street. Expansion IN
OF the company have
made the present offices made
quates Il was said. Work OF re-
the new quarters is now
un0eF way and they are expect
I'd 70 be ready for occupancy By
June 10.
Operations Unitcd
An Of our operations in
north central Montana VIII be
conducted in the name Of the
States Utilities COM
,aay stated Mr.. Aasness, ere
'laeias the name Of the Montana
Cities Gas company and Northern
Natural Gas Development com
'any. which have been familiar
lanes In Great Fails since the
'uilaAne OF the gas line into
treat Falls several years ago.
.'1.he addition Of new depart
meats and additional territory /,
hat viii be handlss5 out OF Great
'alla ia the future has made &
eeaspary TOR as to seek larger
uavters. continued Mr.. Aas-
esa Great Falls viii be the
eaaenariass Cor al operations
fhe Northwest States Utilities
omnsny. which comprises five
pssnas divisions viz. the
Iavsa alvIslun serving Havrs and
aluaa shs Bowdoln dsvlsion.
ssx Malta, GLASGOW Hinsdaia
81 sea she Conrad diviaion,
curad chotean and ya-
er sAa soula aivsion sagy-
& ula. and the Sheridan
d 81 Rsas ElgAti
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
MD0vER TRYING
no oT DOWN TO
BAHR Ar loo

Andoyer OH company. which
started running pipe last week
IN It's wildcat on the Fi0weree
farm IS miles west Of Great
FaIIs, Is meeting with consider
able delay due to caying. It Is
now fishing for lost bailer. Bot
tom Of the hole is i4oo feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23

. The railroad commission OF
Montana some time ago ordered
the railroads. 70 reduce their
rates. This they refused to do
but the United States district
court ordered them 70 put the
rates in effect. After several ap-
peals and other legal subtsrfuges
the railroad companies put the
new rates into effect but kept
up the tight, appealing to every
court and commission.
when It appeared that she
state Of Montana would be vic
torions, up steps Mr. Koch and
recommends MOI onis wiplnR out
the decreases but 20 increase the
rates In this stats, BY Interstate
Commerce commissson, mulIsfy-
ms the work Of the Montana
State Railroad Commission
Powerful lnfiuences are said 10
have been brought 10 bear In this
case, not confined TO the rail-
roads but supported BY big com
panies whose best interests are
TO be served BY throttling the
Montana oil industry.
Acting on this threat, indie
pendent refiners OF this state are
today marshaling their forces FOR
a fight 70 a finish against adop-
ton Of the recommendation.
Tncrease sought
Koch's report. made public
last week, recommends q sweep
ing increase IN freight charges
on shipments OF both crude and
refined petroleum products which
originate within the state.
According 20 rsfinery freight
men who have studiea his rec
It's adoption would
result IN throttling state Fefiners
and producers and WIN CORE
benefit refiners and
producers IN other states. partic-
aiarly wyoming
Local Hardship
While adoption Of the new
rates win permit outside products
o flood Montana. the proposed
Increase would be such as to pre-
tent Montana refiners from ship-
ing into other trade territories.
rattle men say.
A comparison Of present rates
N refined products IN this state.
n . mileage basis. per 400
ionnds. with the new rates pro
Iossa BY Kosh. Il given below
he entire schedule IL not given,
uf sufficient 10 give q o0mpre-
Iensivs ldea OF the amount Of
fcoaffnusa en- Page Foarl
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
LC.C. Wants Higher
Freight On ALI State
Petroleum Shipments
State Refiners, Fighting for Lower Rates,
Faced by New Effort TO Steal Local
Gasoline Market.

Just at the moment when the state Of
Montana was about to get an equitable rail
rate adjustment that would make possible
profitable operation of Montana reflnerles,
the Interstate Commerce Commission has
been called upon by its examiner, /. 1. Koch
to boost Montana rates on petroleum prod
ucts.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-05-23
LIQUID COL D nay Have
UNCOVERED 60 HILLS HIGH
Test West of BerthelOte Syncline Checks 2
Feet High Finds Oil Show in
Sunburst Sand.

Possibility that new high had been
discovered in the Sweetgrass Hills area was
revealed this week when Liquid Gold Oil com
panys No. / Roberts, in G NW14NElz 25~30-
liz, northwest of the discovery well IN the
Rerthelote field. got the Sunburst sand 28
feet higher than the discovery we'll
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