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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

Outlining the comparatively Drlel
history Of the synthetic rubber thick
oil" now being developed by the Dow
company In conjunction with Thickol
Corp Of Trenton, N. j., DR.. Dow said
a Kansas City chemist came upon II
by chance IS years ago.
From this, DR.. Dow said, may come
the substance with which 1000 900
automobile tires may be retreaded
each notwithstanding late this sum-
mer-to help meet the war-created
shortage and solve much Of America Is
even now pressing transportation
problem.
Two years later, DR.. Dow said, the
substance was turned to commercial
use. Since 1888, he added, chemists
have developed variations Of the orig
mal formula to meet special needs
and a score Of uses.
The veteran chemist, long famous
for his research and discoveries Of
great significance, said that major
tire companies now were experiment.
ing with thiclEoI. he said It's tensile
strength was nearly as great as that
of rubber and that 1t was far more
resistant to solvent or oil action.
Complete castings" he said, have
run up to 10000 miles without show
ing appreciable wear.
ITO be ultraconservatfve. say 5000
miles for a retread. But the wear OF
q retread is directly proportional 10
the state Of the carcass (the old tire).
We do not yet know what mileage may
be had from thickol tread on a
perfect fabric body.
~We are advising that such retreads
be not operated at speeds higher than
20 miles an hour. But, personally, I
zee no reason why higher speeds are
not equally safe"
The process, DR.. Dow indicated, is
Of such comparative simplicity that
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
SHALLOW POOL
GIVES 500 BBL.
WELL AT GLIB TT.

CAS- ER-Wyoming' remarkable
shallow oil field, Circle Ridge, In FIRE.
/ mont county, this week furnished a
500-barrel well at q depth Of 613 feet.
1t Is Continental's Shoshone Indian
lease 300, NO. 2, in NV SWa NWa g.
6N-3W. It produced at the rate Of 500
barrels per day in an 8-hour test.
H That was one Of two competitions
curing the week Ohio OH Co. has q
new well In Oregon Basin, with an
initial Of 400 barrels, flowing from the
Eambar sand 1t Is Ohio Oii-ATcAdahon
OPC No. 3, Sec. 32-51-100W. with
total depth Of 3574 feet.
ANTELOPE GAP-PIatte County
General Petroleum NO. 34-15-P, SW
SEA NWa 15-24N-66W, drilling, 5000
BYRON FTELD-Blg Horn County
Ohio Oil-Cozzens Fee No. 2, Sc SWa
SEA 23-56N-97W, 5316 feet; testing
after perforating with 400 holes
Ohio Oil-West No. i, @ NE3 NEa So
56N-9TW. drilling. 1859.
BAXTER saltwater County
Ohio Oil Co. Is starting its Union
Pacific No. as a Morrison test 1t Is
drilling at 1885.
FRANNIE FIELD-Park County
Continental-N. P. No 3. NE NE1
SW3 23-58N- drilling, 2167
GARLAND FTELD-Big Horn County
Joan Oil-Howen No. /, NV SEA NE3
32-56N- 97W, drilling, 2718.
GRASS CREEK-Hot Springs County
Ohio Oil-Milliron NO. "a, CSL SWa
SWa 20-46N-9SW, drilling. 1000.
LABARG E-SubIette County
a
SW3 27-27N-113W, drilling, 1927.
LOST SOLDIER-Sweetwater County
Sinclair Wyoming-U. s. Petroleum
No. 10, NV NW3 SEA 11-36N-90W,
drilling, 1862.
Sinclair Wyoming NO. l03. NV Nwa
NW5 11-26N- BOW, location.
OREGON BASIN-Park County
Ohio Oil-Hallee No. 2, NV NE3 SW3 |
29-51N-100W, drilling, 3244.
Ohio Oil-Govt. No. 2, NV NE3 NE3 |
32-51N-1O0W, spudding.
Ohio Oil-Govt. NO /, NV NW4 NEa |
32-51N-100W, drilling, $50.
Ohio Oil-Halleen No 3, NV SEA /
SWs 29-5lN-100W. waiting on rotary
tools, 100.
Halleen No. 2 Is drilling at 3244.
Enalpac- Mcmahon No. 3, NV SEA !
SW3 32-51N-100W. testing, 3574
PILOT BUTTE-Fremont County
Superior Oil-Stock NO /, GEL NE3
NE3 21-3N-1W, drilling, $50.
Superior British American Tribal
No. 2. NE NW3 SWa 15-3N-1W. spud-
ding.
ROCK CREEK-Carbon County
Ohio Oil-State No. IA, NV NEa Swa
34-20N-78w. installing pumping equip
ment, 3726.
DOME-Carbon County
Sinclair Wyoming Anderson No. 1,
Sc SEA SEA 14-25N-8oW, drilling. 2818
SO. COLE CREEK-NatrOna County
General Petroleum No. T-17-P, NV
SWa SWz 17-34N-76W, drilling, SOFT.
Shannon horizon at 1895 to 4902 had
only seven feet Of saturated sand and
drilling continues at 5000 feet, TO test
the first Wall Greek.
WERTZ FTEIU-Carbon County
Sinclair Wyoming NO. %, NE SWa
5Wa 1-26N-00W, rig up.
Sinclair Wyoming No. 20, G NE3 SEA
l-26N-DOW, drilling, 1858.
Sinclair Wyoming No. 80, Sc SWs
5Ea 1-26N-90W, drilling, 2S83.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
SECOND TEST
is SPOTTED ON
MISSION DOME

| Another bid for a new oil pool on
the northwest flank OF Cut Bank oil
/ and gas field will be made by Ed
Reagan and associates OF Cut Bank.
/ who have spotted q second well on q
structure known as Mission ridge, not
far from the Canadian boundary, on
the Blackfeet nose" as mapped BY
the US.GS.
Location Of the Reagan Tribal 1914
No Is in center NW4 NE3 27-37-Tv.
one-half mile south and slightly high
er structurally than the 1st well which
was in SEA NE3 Sec. p. The second
we'll will be drilled with rotary tools
by A. B. Cobb as contractor. The No.
/ had a showing OF oil and a 5000, 600
foot flow Of gas at 1865 feet at the
Madison contact. Plans for drilling to
the Del Bonita horizon. below the top
Of the lime. were suspended. The wen
Is about 10 miles northeast OF the
nearest Cut Bank oil wells.
Principal interest in cut Bank field
continued TO center this week on the
Hanlon Tribal 1876 No. 3 producer
which had an initial Of $50 barrels
per day. flowing II Is now swabbing
az the rate Of $40 barrels per day.
Completion data follows: 7-inch casing
cemented at 2876: Sunburst sand.
2850-2870: upper Cut Bank, 2875- 1923:
lower Cut Bank. 292s-295O; Ellis. 1850;
total depth, 2955. Initial, q barrels per
hour.
Castle Pardee- Tribal 201 No. 2. Sc
NW4 NEl 13-32-6W, cemented s-inch
pipe at 8O4 and is drilling at 1850,
after q long struggle with quicksand.
Cobb q CO.-TribaI 2I1 No. 2, sE
SWa SW3 1e-32-5W, cemented 10-inch
at 623.
Consolidated Gas-Frary- Tribal Isl
No. 3, Sc NEa SEA ls-S2-5w, has rig
up
Frances Tribal 2O1 No. 3. @ NEs
Sws 3O-32-5W, $50.
Glacier Producfion-L oOlEh0ff No. 7.
c NE4 SW3 33-33-5W, no.
Glacier Producti0n-AfiIIe No. 10. O
NE3 SW4 2e-33-5W, rig up.
Glacier Production Van Ormer Nh. O.
Sc SCI NW4 17-33-5W, looks like an
average well. Completion data follows:
Casing cemented. 1880; sunburst sand.
2860-2890 with a show Of oil at DTS
1890; upper Cut Bank, 1926 1858: lower
Cut Bank, 2959-2965; Ellis, 2965: total
depth 1869, fluid level. 1000 feet:
swabbed 96 barrels in first "a hours.
Haggerty- Tribal 1876 No. 2, Sc NWa
SW4 18-32-5W. spudding, 125.
Kuhlberg- Tribal No. 2, Sc NE3 NE4
24-32-6W, drilling, 425.
Santa Rita Government b No. 3. @
NEa SEA 29-33-5W, $3.50.
Santa Rita-HalversOn No. 2, @ NWa
NE3 25-34-6W, 240O.
Santa Rita-State No. 1, G SEA SEA
l2-33-6W. drilling, 3065.
Tarrant- ScheffeIin- Anderson No. 1.
NE NW4 NW3 31-34-5W, 500.
Texac0- Rasmussen No. /, G NEa NEA
s9-35-6W, rig up.
TexacO- SheFburn Nero. No. 2, c NE7
NW3 l0-34-6W. swabbed % barrels,
$3.50.
Texaco- Thayer No. 1, C Nws SEA q
'5-6W, $3.50,
Glacier Production cDougaII No. 4
NW3 NE3 3l-34-5W, is a new loca-
ion.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

The rubber salvage campaign came
as the oil industry's answer to thu
threatened national oil rationing pro-
gram which the administration Is de-
termined to force upon the American
people with the avoWed purpose o.
conserving rubber. The War Produc-
ton board agreed to the campaign
with expressed doubts that 1t woulc
succeed. The oil industry has Is days
until June SOTO make good.
If the oil field counties Of Montana
are any criterion, the United States
will have more scrap rubber than the
most sanguine oil men ever expected
The first five days of the campaign
indicates that Montana counties VIII
average 10 tons each-meaning over
half million tons Of scrap from Mon
tana alone.
The campaign is being conducted by
the Petroleum Industry War council,
headed by william r. Boyd, Jr., who
called upon the 100000 filling stations
of the nation to act as collection de-
pots for all available rubber. Frank
Fogarty of Home Oil Refining Co. Of
Great Falls was named state chair
man. All the distributing companies
joined instantly IN pressing their en-
ployes and station accounts to join the
effort.
r. P. Jackson, secretary Of the OIL
Conservation board, was named chair
man Of the oil producers committee,
to collect rubber from the oil fields.
The response was almost startling. On
Thursday, Pondera county reported
that II tons of rubber had been coli
lected at Conrad. Toole county had
u tons at Shelby; Glacier county had
II tons at Cut Bank. Petroleum and
Carbon counties had not been heard
from.
Toole county went about the job
with a system. Each township was
covered by a squad Of minute men"
who went from camp to camp and
farmhouse to farmhouse. Township 81,
including the Border field, was COW
cred by H. S. McCrea and M E. Por-
ter; Charles Wrighter and George
Engle covered Twp. 35-3W; Casper
Oien and Rudy Prevol covered Twp.
35-2W; Jack Cumming and Lee Yealey
covered Twp. SO. James w. Johnson,
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
Drilling Starts
On First of Three
Wells Gt DELpuyeT

The Texas Co. this week spudded
its first test In Dupuyer district on
the KingSbury farm, In g SEA SEA
8-29N-7W drilling with rotary tools.
Manning g. Martin, Casper. are con-
tractors.
They spudded July II and set 10
inch surface pipe at 103 and hole
bottoms at ITO. The Texas Co. has
5000 acres under lease, hoping 70
find the southwest extension Of the
Cut Bank sand. at least three wells
viii be drilled.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
OIL AT MIDWAY

High gravity crude struck the Sunbst sand at the Midway
wildcat well of r. c. Taant this week. registering the first oil
found this horizon Sweegass Arch test drilled south of the
Marias river.
The Midway well is intended DevOnian and checking
higher than other well drilled in the 1t located
southeast of the town of Conrad and due east of POne oil field
POndera county, and known No. l. Me-
NWA 321W Surface elevation 300 feet above level
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
NOTICE TO READERS

Clip this article and mail &c to
your congressman. II Is absolutely
authentic and coming from an I'm
stituti0n as responsible as Dow
Chemical, it may be known that
the announcement Is not pre-
mature. Congressman should have
these facts.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

andam
70 o
Will
lime S a muc as fee
in 1
oil in
at the of
amount of water-abOut
he
drill
east but he anxious to the 12 inch hole
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
RATTONTNG ON EAST COAST

The OPA reported permanent gaso-
Line rationing in the east coast area
win so into effect July is. Temporary
ration cards, scheduled 10 expire June
30, win be good until the effective date
Of permanent rationing. The unit
value Of temporary A and b cards
was raised from three to six gallons,
the office said.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

Transportation OF crude oil and pc
troleum products brought u. s. rail-
roads nearly $3.50. 100000 in 1871. an
increase Of lib percent from 1910, &C
cording to reports of the interstate
commerce commission.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

y WNNg
last reports the drill had reached 1850.
There Is the possibility that q section
Of Cut Bank sand win be found I'm
the next few feet Of drilling.
This well Is being drilled on a high
determined by seismograph survey
made by Holland Research Co. Of Dem
yer, at the instigation of e. Byers En-
rick, petroleum geologist. of Conrad
Continued on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
Oil Men Prove to Be Minute Men
In Campaign for Scrap Rubber

0
Of
Monday
result of by the industry
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20

Automobile riding was reduced by
90 percent during the first two days
Of gasoline Tationing In North Caro-
lima.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-06-20
ARMY OPPOSES RETREADs

WASHINGTON-The war depart
ment opposed Ellender bin which pro-
vides for retreading $4,000 600 passen-
ger car tires annually for next three
years.
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5-Pc cHROME-LIKE breakfast set. Z
sturdy leather upholstered chairs; hurry
$40 Crown. 27oO Gratiot. 4727 Michigan.
exi2 BERKSHIRE Lear Pattern rug
$685.. Lees. 233i Gratiot. cor. chens.
Open ewes.
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Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

HARDING. MACK-5-4. good condition
rents s77.5o, 81 500. 5000 Din. PR. 1885.
MILITARY. 17O2-Br1ck income including
broom bungalow on Cadet: bargain.
LAFAYETTE 4Is3.
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Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

WILL SHARE new home IN northwest see
ton. Middle aged couple preferred Yer.
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Furniture Household Goods Furniture Household Goods

DINING SET. USED. SIS: TERMS. BEN.
SON FURNITURE, 1924 WOODWARD
LIVING ROOM suite. 3 pieces velour. tap,
a-0O77.
LIVING RM SET. moor sample. 2-pe.,
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LOUNGE CHAIRS AND oTTOMANs-
Massive and comfortable Wide selection
$50 values Floor samples Now S2t e3
WARRINGTON 1885 GRATIOT
open Evenings
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Miscellaneous for Sale

CHECKROOM RACKe--Complete. make
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kODNks-- Movie cameras VIII sell. buy
exchange Acme camera TX. 81 shelby
QUART JARS. zoe per dozen $50 Napo.
Icon near Eastern Market
CONSULT the\ enlarged Real Estate list.
ines IN ths bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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A BEAUTIFUL exi2 ADMINISTER Rug. sold
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Nitehelrs. 5000 Gratot
4 BEAUTIFUL selection of mfrs. display
samples. living room suites under $50.
Why pay the long price? Terms Alvin ..
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A Bedroom suite, apiece. walnut nnisn.
slightly marred IN sh lpment sacrifice.
Sis75 terms Alvin s7lh West Vernon
A BONA FIDE sale OF damaged new furni-
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bedroom dining room. living room and
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9Ni7 rugs, chairs % all kinds mattresses.
baby beds studio couches. cas ranges elec-
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ERNOIS. BLOCKS NORTH OF FEN
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BABY bed. x275. Folding porch gate. play
pen Hook 1899 Mack
BEAUTIFUL 9-piece walnut dining suite
TWO years old sacrifice. 1901 Orchard.
Dearborn.
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Housekeeping Rooms

ASH. i5T0-Quiet. comfortable furnished
housekeepng hot. cold water. man only.
HARMON $50 White. two comfortable
light Housekeeping rooms ENcellen,
transportation,
HOUsEKEEPtNG room fire transports.
ton wonderful location Trinity 1870.
SPRINGFIELD $3.50 tCisirmount caritnel
Two nicely furnished rooms for light
house keel ping
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Personals

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Moving, Storage. Carriage

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Real Estate Wanted

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MRS RAYE-A Etrologisi featured al STATE
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STANLEY Joseph OdIisk. SOel canin. shall
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E<SM>1 REAL ESTATE CORNER <S&f>S
~ For RENT ron SALE


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RItsY REF


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4-ROOM HOMES
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LaWns, Gardens, Supplies
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al GRADING soddlng: bent and Rer
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

That's Read Admiral John
Sidney Mccain, our new Chief
of the Bureau of Naval Aero
nautics.
His job is one of the most i'm
portant and conspicuous in our
entire war effort-to equip the
Navy with lightning speed for
the new air-sea warfare. Mccain
knows what that warfare is. AL
ready he has seen it and felt it.
For six months he has COM
manded all naval aircraft in the
South Pacific. In September he
made two trips to the Solomon
Islands, flying in a BIZ which
led in large numbers of Marine
fighter planes, slipping them in
at dusk when the Japs couldn't
see. And staying, too. under
gunfire and bombing.
60. RAN HIMSELF
RAGGED ;"
He was all over the island,
seeking first-hand knowledge,
questioning all who had fight
ing experience; his ruddy, freck-
led face alight with a puckish
grin, bright eyes twinkling and
swapping, gray hair rumpled,
fighters jaw out-thrust. He ran
himself ragged, lost five pounds
from his short, spare frame.
But he has lost six more in
a month, trying to stay in a
swivel chair in Washington.
Now he weighs 40 in his shiny
blue uniform with the frayed
braid and ribbons-working
clothes for a working air-sailor
who is best described by the
phrase "hard-bitten."
Bombs fell on Guadalcanal
with racking, roaring blasts.
Cramped in dugout beneath
the arching roots of a banyan
tree, sailors and marines cursed
the Japs colorfully. Then up rose
a young lieutenant, who said:
stop this profanity! Don't
you know there's an Admiral
present."
Ensued death-like silence,
broken by sounds of an Admir-
al chuckling. For John Sidney
Mccain is onS Of the Nays best
plain and fancy cussers. But he
uses cusswords, not obscemties.
And the Navy knows that the
cusswords are just irrepressible
fighting spirit breaking out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Lille Miami
Rivals Tulsa

CHICAGO, Nov. l2-P-
Tulsa's unbeaten and united
Hurricanes now have rival
for hopors as the nations. top
defensive team. It's little Miami
Of Florida.
The American Football Sta
tistical Bureau said today that
Miami at first was not regard
ed rs q major team. but that be-
cause of its record and opposi-
ton, it no longer could be ig-
nored in the national tabula-
tons.
Although beaten twice Thy
jacksonville Naval Pre-Flight,
$40, and by North Carolina
State, 2-0), total defense figures
show that Miami has held its
opponents to an average of 80
yards q game for six contests.
Right behind comes Tulsa with
10l. Miami has defeated Tampa,
st. Louis, Rollins, and Furman
and has yet TO play Florida,
South Carolina and West Vir-
ginia.
Tulsa boasted of a 90 yard av-
erage until its meeting with Ok
lahoma A. and M. last week.
They not only gave up more
ground than usual but also per-
mitted the first touchdown by
m opponent, although winning
34-6.
Miami and Tulsa also ran
one-two in pass defense where
Miami had allowed its foes an
average of 28.8 yards a game
and Tulsa "a. At rushing de-
tense, where Boston College was
far ahead of the field with Is
yard average, Miami held eighth
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12

with clerks, Marines and en-
signs. Sometimes his aides send
out searching parties that bring
him back for q conference with
some high official, his eyes snap
ping with q new bit OF knowl-
edge gained, or a new idea now
to lick the Japs or the Nazis.
His principal relaxation Is
playing golf-"H I break 100
I'm .good"-or watching> the
horses run, which Is natural in
a Southerner. But mostly the
Admiral is a home-and-family
man. He married Katherine
Vaulx of Fayetteville, Ark, Is
father of q daughter and two
married sons, one a lawyer re-
jected for physical reasons, the
other a Lieutenant Commander
whose submarine just put to sea,
so hasn't sunk anything yet
But 1t will"
Everyone else calls him John,
but Mrs. Mccain calls him Sid
ney. She's not too worried
about the eleven pounds he has
lost on his new job; thinks he'll
be all right once he gets the run
of II and can step out for an &C.
casional trip on a carrier or Q
plane, away from the swivel
chair.
The Admiral grins and agrees
with her.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-12
Mt. Clemens
Commission
Proceedings
CITY COMMISSION
November 4, 1043
Commission Chamber

November (, 1o42
Commission Chamber
State OF Michigan
At a regular meeting Of the City Com
mission of the City of Mount Clemens
held on the above date, there were pres
ent Mayor Westendorf and Commissioners
Breitmeyer. Bruneel. LongstaH and Du-
Bay.
The minutes of the last meeting were
Commissioners Bruneel-Longstaff moved
that the Gasoline pump license of Gus's
Super Service, s. s. Gratiot. be approved.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel. Longstaff.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner Dubay- Bruneel m d
that the several applications for building
permits be granted. subject to the ap-
prevail Of the City Engineer.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel. Lonsstah.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner Longstaff- Bruneel moved
that the permit Of r. B. Lyons for the
construction of q driveway at SS Gallup
be granted, subject to the approval OF
the City Engineer.
Yea-Breitmsyer. Bruneel. LongstaH,
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay-None.
that the Salvage Report Of Mrs. Paul
Mckee be received and filed and Mrs.
Mckee complimented on the fine work
accomplished.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeysr. Bruneel' LonsstaH'
DuBay and Westendorf.
Commissioner Breitmeyer- Bruneel NOV
ed 10 adjourn until Thursday, November
the 18th. at 1900 Noon.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. Drunesl. Longstan'
DuBay and Westendorf.
JOSEPH II. MATTHEW.
City Clerk
Nov. lzEM-L