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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Sunburst Wildcat Has
100 Fl. OfOil In Hole

Convincing evidence that the
wildcat well on the Border
nos" west Of the town of Sun
burst is a commercial producer
was furnished this week as cas-
ing was run aud swabbing start.
ed on the Parrent-H olbrook No.
well, discovery well on a new,
pool north of Kelvin oil field.
Three-inch casing has been
landed on bottom and a test is
to be made as soon as a suitable
swab can be obtained.
The fluid level is 100 feet and
each time the tools or bailer were
run the well flowed Efforts to
bail it down were without sue
cess as the gas blew the oil out
of the small bailer.
The Parent well was a "mys-
terry" well from March 2S until
last week. when state leases a short
distance northeast Of the we'll were
bid in by "Slim" Parent at 4
sale held at the state land office
at Helena. Two others present Il
the sale, E. B. Coolidge and A. f.
Crumley, did not bid and Parren.
secured all of the state lands. With
his lease block thus completed.
Parent announced Tor the first time
that he had discovered a new oil
pool.
The oil is unlike any other crude
found in the region. Ii Is All grav-
ity which is higher than Cut Bank
crude and more nearly like the
crude from the Rimrock high gray
ity pool. However 1t IL a black oil
and entirely different In appearance
II is said to yield a gasoline with
higher octane than either Kelvin or
Cut Bank crudes.
With realization that the well is
commercial and the further realiza-
tion that 1t opens up a new pool.
operators of Northern Montana sud
denly rushed in to look for open
leases during the past week Lease
quotations ranged from SIS to $50
and several lease deels are known
to have been consummated but are
MT yNN VA AGNbi0s ~ LOp~lGdSc SIT
uation involving holdings OF Frank
was reported involved In
one of the deals.
II was recalled this week that
the new field already has a pipe
line The Texas company has a
four-inch water line which crosses
the Border nose, leading from
shallow water wells In the vicinity
to the refinery at Sunburst. This
line has been replaced by 6-inch
line to water wells on The Rimrock,
leaving the 4-lnch line available as
an oil line, should the Texas COM
pany buy the oil. Some crude was
trucked during the past week to
the Treasure State refinery at Shell
by.
Location Of the Ho.hrook discov-
cry well is In the center OF the |
SWA NEA 2-36-3W, about two
miles west of the town OF sun
burst.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
TRIBAL POOL
HAS FOUR new
WELLS GOING

Issuance of a new batch of leases
on Indian lands, sold at recent aue-
ton at Browning, brought the
start of four more wells in the new
Tribal pool in the extreme south
end of Cut Bank field this week.
At the same time, five producers
were completed at various points
in the field.
A. e. Crumley ct al spotted q
well on the new Tribal lease on the
south bank of Cut Bank creek, $3.50
feet north of the south line ami
1870 feet of the west line of Sec
ton 29-32-5W. This is approx
mately in center SEX NEA on
Lot 4. Materials are on the ground.
1t Is a mile southeast of the Nc
Donald ct al-TribaI producer.
X. ID. Pardee spotted a well on
one OF his new Tribal leases in
the same pool, 1870 feet north of
the south line and 1880 feet east
of the west line of Sec. 1S-32-6W.
Owing to the rough terrain it was
necessary to level off a spot for
the derrick This is about Sc cor
ner SWA NEA 13-32N-6W.
Dick Kuhberg's Tribal No. L
location is $50 feet south of the
north line and $50 feet west Of
the east line of Section 24J32-6W,
which is the northeast corner MEL
NE a.
r. c. Jeffries' Tribal No. / loca-
ton is $500 feet north of the
south line and $50 feet west of the
east line of Sec. 3O-32-5W, which
is about NE corner SEA NEA.
These wells are all destined to
prove up additional area for the
sensational new Tribal pool where
multi-hundred barrel wells have
been completed. One new well was
completed in the pool this week
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
HOLE BROTHERS
GET OWN CRUDE
FOR REFINERY

The Houston map OF West Kelvin
area came into prominence again
this week as 7O-barrel well again
confirmed the accuracy OF this pi-
oneer map OF an area that was
idle and virtually abandoned for a
decade.
The we'll is Toles-Hole Brothers
Blumberg No. well in NV corner
NWA NEA 32-35-3W, in the high
gravity pool. The map indicated
that the west part of this lease
was on the best producing contour
OF the pool and acidization OF
porous lime with good showing OF
oil brought ample confirmation.
After recovery of oil used In aci-
dizing 1t continued to make ~
barrels per day during the week.
This well will provide crude for the
Hole Brothers refinery east OF Cut
Bank. One and possibly two more
wells are to be drilled. Hole Broth
ers have a half interest in $50 ac-
res with M. E. Toles of Kelvin who
has a small producing well on the
northeast corner of the lease.
Two other wells drilled into oil
showings at the top of the lime in
Kelvin field this week.
Big West-ElIingson No. @, Sc
SEA SWA 14-35-3W, has a show
ing of oil at the contact. Casing
was cemented at 1886 feet and oil
was found at 1740. 1t will be aci-
died.
CrumIey & sons-Fryberger No. "a
NE NEA SWH 24-35-3W, gives
promise of being a good well, with
400 feet of oil in the hole from the
second lime break" With casing
set at/1397 this well had a show
at the lime contact at 1880 and at
1890 to 1904 picked up IA feet
of completely saturated formation
that put 400 feet OF oil in the hole.
It was drilled to 1903. It will be
acldized.
Agan-GOeddertz No. /, CNL
sen NWA 2S-35-3W. is drilling
at 1445.
Coolidge q OOOlidge-StOne No. 2.
Sc SWA SEA 26-36-2W. was put
on production this week, making
between 40 and so barrels from the
Sunburst sand, at 1891 to 1921.
e. Morton EllingsOn No. 3, CNL
NWA NWA 23-35-3w, is moving
on rig to either shoot and reach
die or TO pull pipe and abandon.
Nepstad-Fa rgher- HaugeR Acct. q
No. 3, Sc sEA SWA 2-35-sW, is
drilling into the lime contact and is |
believed to be a well. Casing was
set at 1879.
PrevOl n Government !
OS8247 No. 2, NE NEA SEA 10
35-3W, is drilling at $50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O821O5 No. |
4, NE NEA NWA 12-35-3W, Ii |
drilling into the SHnburst sand af-
ter setting casing at 1897.
Superior Petroleum. Haugen No. 4,
Sc NEA NEA 11-35-3W, is drill
Ing at 1925.
Three new locations were made /
this week.
AEontana-Dakota UtEIities-Stevems /
S10, center NE 4 SNA 2S-34-1W,
spudding at 100 feet.
Mills OH CO.-GOvernnaent No. 3,
lContinued on Pass FtvsJ
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Crude Prices Go Up

an barrel in the
made sins
which in this
on
The Texas
barrel.
81 20 bbI, effective m.
In field,
effective z May 90 1941.
In fields,
bringing Kelvin price and its
price $1.1O from 81, effective June T.
No there post
e. normally follows 1Oc under Kelvin
IS $3.50 In
conformity general the Mid
POcatellO refinery, based MdcOnti
price, is $11O
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
PROBATION ON SPOT

A serious blow to proration was
struck by a Texas court decision
making premanent an injunction
against the Texas railroad commits
sion preventing proration Of Con-
tinental OIL company production IN
a field where there Is q market for
all the oil. The board sought to
limit production proportionate to
the rest OF the state. Unless new
legislation is provided, the board
must prorate on the basis OF mar
let demand for individual fields.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Hannah-POrt
Gets Another

Hannah Porter Tribal 189 No. q,
Sc SIC ASEA 19-32-5W, offsetting
the Mcdonald ct al Tribal well, on
the west swabbed $50 Dbl. in the
first "a hours. Sunburst sand from
2768 to 2770 had a showing of
oil; upper Cut Bank was from
2779 to 2795; lower Cut Bank
from 2795 to 1901 was the main
pay and the Ellis shale was pene-
trated from 28O1 to 1890. Fluid
level was 1900 feet. The casing
was set at 27Sl but not cemented.
1t will be pulled up TO allow a shot
of nitro glyeerin
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Crude Purchases Higher

purchases field, effec
tive this week The Texas through
H. MORAY, superintendent Purchases
March about potential of leases supplying the
SOC purchases slightly less than 500 OF
within
ascribed large produced by
wells
will aFter Dbl The
went to The stripper
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Glacier Gets
Flowing Well

well which flowed was COM
pleted in the Cut Bank pool
Glacier PrOductiOn-State Tract rs
No. 10 location. in CSL SWA 49,
lCOnrinued on Page Fivep
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
Dryest Dry Hole In Kelvin
Becomes Fields Best Well

5OObarre well although barrels hour with
a back pressure $50 pounds per square inch
The the Rmroc high gravity oil pool west OF
Kelvin which from the dead with might and
vror is Rimrock company Schmidt No and located IN
the midst OF producers of the south line of the SEA-
OK QVv
Evening star., 1941-04-14

The coat you've longed for is in this sale
at the price you want to pay! Becom-
ing, eaSyto-Wear Silhouettes with tucking,
pleats, braid, white collars, quilting Wool
and Wool-and-rayon twills, crepeS, tweeds
=. plaids, navy, black. Sizes for misses, IL
to 20; for juniors, 9 to IS; for women, 38 to
A, 3512 to 45E2.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
CITY NHALATOR
ARRIVED TODAY
FIRE CHIEF BAKER STARTS
GIVING HIS MEN IN
STRUcTIoNs

Fire Chief Harry Baker today
was giving his men instructions
in the use of the inhalator, pur-
chased by the city, which arrived
here today.
The chief set up the machine
this morning and announced that
it would be available. along with
a two-man crew, whenever an
emergency requiring its use oc-
ours.
City council approved purchase
of the equipment after a young
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ness,
drowned in the waters Of the
Trumbo Island slip. Members of
the 40 & 8 society of the Amer
lean Legion last week staged a
dance to raise money for an in
halator which was to have been
presented TO the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
Airport Site At Marathon
Will Cost Taxpayers An
Extra Mill AS Planned

Monroe county taxpayers, I'M
less the action of county commits
sioners is diSapproved by State
Comptroller j. NJ. Lee, will pay
an extra mill this year for the
purchase of a CAA. airport site at
Marathon Key.
Commissioners last night voted
to expend about $1,000 this year
for first payment on the land,
raising the money through the
imposition of an extra mill on the
tax rolls, Civil Aeronautics An
thority has approved expenditure
of S234,00 for the airport. pro-
vided the county secures land.
Under state law passed at the
last term of the legislature, coun-
ties are empowered TO fix levies
up to three mills for sponsorship
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
SEVERAL CASES
HEARD In COURT

Cicero Henry. negro. TINS rnurn-
ing was fined SIS and casts r.
Judge William Y. Alburys Grin
inaI court Of record W.hen he
pleaded guilty C a charge Of cnn-
tributing to the delinquency o. a
minor.
Judge Alburv ordered tine costs
suspended upon payment 81 the
fine.
Higinio Nebot ane J c. Purvlx
both charged witt reckless 6rIv-
ing. drew fines Of SIS and cuSas
and Judge Albury deferred sen
tence on Prank Espsr0la. charged
with assault, who IS - 60 into tfse
army next week
John Field, negro. xras lriere1
to pay a fine Of S. and costs o.
serve 80 DAYS IN Jail on . caAsrse
Of using open profanity
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
KEY WEST BOYS
REMAIN BUDDIES
in u. S. ARMY
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN LIN
TON cAMUs AND BURTON
RICHARDSON STILL GOING
STRONG
essesinI 10 The CItIzenl

FORT EUSTIS, Va, Oct. "a
friendship that started years ago
in the public schools of Key
West, Fla, is still going strong"
at this giant Coast Artillery
Training Center on Chesapeake
Bay. Battery D, 9th Battalion =.
AS boys in Key West, Linton
G. Camus and Burton w. Rich
ardson dreamt of joining the
Army. of making it their life's
work, and, when they were oil
enough, they enlisted, Camus be-
ing stationed at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina. and Richardson
at Schofield Barracks, Territory
Of Hawaii.
But the friendship was renew
ed again when both found them
selves transferred back home to
Key West. From there they
were sent to Eustis. where Ca
mus became a sergeant and
Richardson a corporal
Last week the two pals had
attained the ambitions of all en-
listed soldiers. AT %, Camus
became First Sergeant highest
ranking non-commissioned Off
Ger in his unit of Battery D, 8th
Battalion, at Fort Eustis. His
buddy, Richardson, was right
behind him, winning the stripes
of the Staff Sergeant position
second In the non-com ranks to
the First Sergeant only. Richard
son is "a. serves lin the same
unit.
Both men still make their
homes in Key West, when not
serving their country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03

in connection with any govern
ment agency.
Ending a lengthy discussion of
the tentative budget, the commits
sioners turned over their figures
to Ernest A. Ramsey, who. with
Tax Assessor Claude A Gandolfo,
win leave for Tallahassee Mon-
day to meet with the comptroller.
Gandolfo viii present his books
and Ramsey viii present the bud
get at a conference scheduled for
Wednesday.
The commissioners agreed to
base their estimate of the Mara
thpn Key property costs on figures
supplied by an appraisal board Of
the Key West Realty company,
and the actual survey 10 be made
by United States army engineers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
REGULAR CLOSING
WILL Be RESUMED
COUNTY JUDGE Will. ISSUE
DRIVERS LICENSES DUR
ING REGULAR HOURS

Monday win be the last DAY
when County Judge Raymnnd
Lord viii keep ms Office open late
for the benefit AZ nuaur1sas waso
have not vet taken ON their ass-
orators licenses. he announced To-
day.
Judge Lord wiIl close MS office
at noon tomorrow. holding Il opun
until $50 O'Clock Mondav. and
then returning To ms regular rlas-
ing hour az 5.
Warning drivers who hzwe
failed 10 get Their new iicenses
Judge Lord said the extension nf
time granted by the director 81
public safety does not permit
them 10 drive Rith their ala
licenses now. The drivers have
been given extra time to ct new
ones, but they win be arrested
and fined if they are Caught drix-
ing without new licenses
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
Hitler BIants European Var On
England; NazB Ready To cdg
Fight To Successful Conclusion
Gww%[%%[(%
RAIN Halls THIRD
WORLD SERIES GAME

NEW YORK. Oct A.
Judge Keneszw NJ L.zzdlz.
high commissions Of bzss-
ball. today ordered PoS1pons-
nenf Of the third game Ct
the World Series IL Bxock-
lYr's EbbetS field. because Ct
continued rain.
Although canvas had beer
spread ever the infield. Judze
Lands found great puaaIes
around home plate whez he
inspected the field TINS raurr-
inc al IL o'clock.
After the waafher huremu
had informed hizn there wzE
little chance for clear wee
Their this zftern0on. Tuaus
Lands ordered the nnzna
postponed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03

the French coast, and light raids
were reported in Germany, but
Berlin claimed the British in
flicted little damage.
Reports of ground fighting in
Russia, meanwhile, eonflicted, as
the Germans claimed new gains
south of Leningrad and Moscow
insisted the Nazi's are being hur-
led back firm the city.
Moscow claimed another sue
cess in a sudden attack on Ger
man-held islands al the mouth of
the Gulf of Finland, said to have
been seized by Red marines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
COLETTE GIVEN
LIFE SENTENCE
uly A..eeIatea l.re..l

VICHY, Unoccupied France.
Oct. 3.-Marshal Henri Philippe
Petain, chief of the French state.
today committed to life imprison-
ment the death sentence melted
out by a military court Thurs
day to Paul Colette, 81, who Sc
riously wounded former Premier
Pierre Laval and Marcel Deaf
Aug. % at Versailles.
Petain's order setting aside the
death sentence came minutes
before Colettte was to have died
on tn guillotine.
Both Laval and Deaf had
pleaded for the youths life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
MICKLEBERRY
ABSOLVED OF
STRIKE BLAME
NO WORD RECEIVED FROM
WASHINGTON AS YET ON
TRANSCRIPT OF TEsr1-
MoNY ABOUT THREATS

V. A Mickleberry, member of
the carpenters union grievance
committee during the recent
strike, has been absolved of all
connection with a group alleged
to have threatened civil service
workers, Capt RUSSELL S. Cren-
shaw, station commandant, said
today.
The captain said he has sent to
the judge advocate generals Of
flee at Washington a transcript of
testimony given before an Off
GERS board by the five other '.in-
terested parties, T. A Weaver,
NJ. NJ Russell, Ed Koehn. J. s.
Dongo and Willie Key.
Weaver. meanwhile, is being
barred from the station until the
investigation is complete. Dongo
also has been denied access to the
yard, but he is not employed there
and so is not affected, while
Koehn, Russell and Key have
been permitted to return to work
pending the report from Wash
ington.
Captain Crenshaw said his or
der permitting the three men to
go back to work does not mean
that they have been cleared on
the threat charges.
''Mickleberry, / am satisfied,
was not there when the threats
were made" he said today. The
others are in exactly the same
status as they were before. What
happens now depends on Wash
ington.''
The captain said he has mo
idea" when a report will come
back from the judge advocate.
They might hold it as long as a
year. waiting further develop
he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
Nazis Attack Along Entire
Length. Of British Isles
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Hundreds
of German bombers reared over
the waters of the North Sea last
night to rake the entire length of
the British Isles in the heaviest
attack of the past three months.
From the Firth of Forth to the
Straits of Dover, British cities are
reported in Berlin to have felt the
shock of exploding bombs during
the night. and London reported
that anti-aircraft guns along the
entire coast were pounding
through most of the night
Royal Air Force bombers re-
taliated with morning raid along
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
IL new MEMBERS.
JOIN LIONS CLUB.
TOY CAMPAIGN PROPOSED
Is ALREADY STARTED
BY MEMBERSHIP

Twelve new members have
been added to the list of local
Lions in the last thirty days.
Tie Cub Lions include Clyde
Baker, Robert H. Slade, Chas.
H. Ketchum, Jr., 1t. F. r. Schol-
ly, Joseph Pinder, Robert Ma
Whitney, DR.. A. H Shiffrin, ].
H. Brady, Joseph Laid, William
Cassidy, Claude Gandolfo, Flor
eicio Busot. They are already
taking an active part in the
projects of the club, next of
which will be a show, Twin
Beds, to be staged by the Key
West Players at the High School
Auditorium on Oct. % and "a.
Everett Rivas was reinstated
as a member.
All proceeds of the show will
be used for the local Blind
Work of the club. A large at
tendance is expected at both
saowings.
The Toy Campaign of the
Lions Club is already started.
Every one who has new or used
toys TO spare is urged to contact
any member of the club or The
Citizen. Toys will be gathered
between now and December and
given away TO poor children at
the annual Lions Club Christmas
Tree. Over 1900 toys were dis
tributed last year in Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
City Council Votes To
SttAade Square To Be ]
Used As Baseball Field
Various Applications For
Beer And Wine Licenses
Granted AT Meeting
Last Night

The City Council at its regu-
lar meeting last night heard q
number of applications for beer
and wine licenses read. all OF
which were granted with the ex-
ception Of one deferred until the
next meeting of the board. The
lone exception was the appIica-
ton of Ben sesal. 2os Amelia
street.
There were eleven granted,
which follow:
Ruth B. Attend, 600 Division
street; Hall Thomas, 100 Olivia;
Raul Carbonell. SIG Duval; Rita
Perez, Smith Lane; Francisco
Zeppa, 500 Duval: Leonard Guer-
TO, GIG Duval; Robert Defeo, 507
Duval; Jennie Defeo. 423 Duval;
Fleet Reserve Association, Fitz-
patrick and Front; Ray o. Higgs,
1872 Simonton, and John Black
well, 532 Margaret.
Paul G.. Albury, chairman of
tine County Defense Recreation
Committee, addressed the council
and requested that a space of six
hundred feet square be set aside
at the city's property adjacent to
the incinerator plant for a base
ball field. It was 50 ordered.
The resignation of Leonard
Alonzo. fireman at No. station.
was read and accepted.
It was ordered that used car
be purchased for the captain of
police inasmuch as the car he is
now using is completely worn
out.
It was ordered that Miss Lilly
Mae Carey, who was employed
temporarily a short time ago to
assist in the work in the city
clerks Office. be retained for a
longer period in order to get the
work cleared up.
1t was also ordered that eigh-
teen new caps be purchased for
the men in the fire department.
An ordinance was passed on
its first reading requiring that
all persons having been convict
ed of certain crimes who may
come into the City of Key West,
to register in the office of the
chief of police. The ordinance
fixes penalties for the violation
of its provisions.
Chief of Police Ivan EIwood
made his report for fines collect
ed during September to the
amount of S626.
Fees collected by Building and
Plumbing Inspector Y. D. Car
boneIl for the month totalled
S4S4.
Mayor Willard NJ. Albury ap-
peared before the council and
stated that he had received a
wire from Rollin Ritter, acting
regional director. at Jacksonville.
to the effect that an allotment of
$4,000 had been approved for
federal construction of Key West
Continued on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
ARTHUR ARMAY0R
GOES TO TEXAS

Information nereixea ~ TIE
Citizen from Camp Blanding
Fla, states that Arthur Y. Az
mayor has connple1ed MS iEi1zal
period Of service Ut the Hecep-
ton Center and win be trans
ferred TO Camp Walters. Tex.
where ne viii be assigned 70 N
fantry Replacement Training
Center.
Mr.. Arrnaynr Is one q to
selectees utno left Key West =
short time ago for Camp Bland
ing. where he has remained sinrn
that tirns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03

Property involved is the site of
the old biological station. and in
cludes land owned by Lieut..
Comdr Carl H. Hilton of the coast
guard, Anthony Yates, Orion Rus
sell, MRS. Leslie Curry, Daniel
Lawson, and the navy's radio
station.
The attorney generals office
win consult with Captain Cren-
shaw about the time to be granted
the property owners to vacate.
Mackle-Leach construction COM
panies hold the contract for the
hospital, which will be built at
cost of about $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
Naval Secretary Requests
Proceedings Be Inaugurated
To Acquire Hospital Site


Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox has requested the attorney
generals office to prepare for
condemnation proceedings by
which the navy will acquire Key
West land for hospital site, Capt.
Russell S. Crenshaw, station COM
mandant, has been informed.
Captain Crenshaw said the
navy viii offer the property own
ers a figure set by its appraisers,
at the same time beginning con-
demnation proceedings in the
Southeastern United States Dis
triet court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-03
JOSEPH SANDS
UNDER ARREST

Joseph Sands. chauffeur en-
ployed by a Key West firm,
was placed under $50 bond last
night on charge of reckless
driving after his arrest by Con-
stable Bienvenido Perez.
Peace Justice Enrique Esquin-
aldo will hold the preliminary
hearing this afternoon at 5
o'clock.