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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-12
Twin Buttes Structure


UNION OII-sTATE NO. f.
c SW NV le-zN-20E
Spudded 9-2-46, with cable tools. Surface
pipe set. Win drill with rotary now be-
Ing used on Mon-o-co wildcat
Utopia Structure
TExAC0-LAAs NO. B.
NV NE SW iS-S3N-lE
EN-. z347; top Devonian. $3.50. Top JET.
ferson, $3.50. Good porosity, 356z.S572
Core, 357e-S5ei. rec. eM Il. brown doio-
mite. spotted porosity with fairly live
brown oil. DIST 3663-el, open as min,
est. 20.00o.0 600 r. sweet gas, 400 his
pressure. DIST 3e87-3s7l, rec sulphur
water only. Packer stuck at 43o6, It'd
Drill pipe cut. 3592. Tools recovered
Drilled TO I'd, 4S83. Plugging back 10
set pipe for test OF horizons that showed
oil and gas. P.B. TO BITS. cemented 7-in
Standing.
Warren Structure
EAST ELK BASIN RIG HORN BASIN =
BROCKWAY NO. r.
SW NE i9-SS25E
lO-ln cemented at 3F7. with so sackh
Set 5h-ln. at 1875: water broke IN from
above Drilling. 1875.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-10-12
kicking Horse Dome

Kicking Horse Dome
HUsKY-AENR NO. H.
c Sc NE 17-36N-1E
Spudded 9-26-46; drilling, 1000
Mcdonald Creek Anticline
RuRRs-TEHCEN NO. -
NE NE NE 31-f5N-25E
Open hole caved. Fishing, sos. Running
casing bowl.
Meagher County
q. &. TARRANT- BOLLIDAY NO. T.
SW SW 35-9M-l0E
Top Colorado, $40; little water at 1852.
Showing oil colors since topping Big Elk
(Frontierl sand at i170 COMPLETION,
9-24-46. I'd, 1888. Dry hole. p. & A.
Mission Creek Structure
RICHFTEI-WTEsS NO.
Sc Sc SW 202S-1lE
Well starts In Claggett- Show gas, 11SS.
Top Frontier, 20s4; show gas. 2094;
drilling. 2473.
Pendroy Area
JARVIS a. MARCELLE-FLANAG NO.
G SW NV s-27N-5W
Spudded s-4-46; EN-, $3.50. OIL show, 2S44
acidized with 1900 gals. No results Re
acidized. Drilling deeper TO lime breaks
Water, 254i, cased off with 5M in al
28Io. Drilled TO 3012. Acidized show
Water broke in around pipe. COMPILE
TON. P. e. A
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MEXICAN VOTING

While the voting proce-
dure in the United States
may not be perfect and a
great amount of looseness in
some sections of the country
probably prevails, no one
can deny that it is somewhat
superior to the Mexican sys-
tenn, recently inaugurated
there.
New balloting laws are
complicated that on the day
after most of the voting had
taken place in Mexieo's re-
cent presidential election,
over 200 voters in Mexico
City stood patiently in line,
after having stood there all
night
In the United States, if the
voters were subjected to
similar delays and discom-
forts, it would probably be
safe to say that next morn
ing the line would have dis
appeared. In fact, many
voters here would never en-
ter such a line, even if their
candidate were not elected.
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some PROGRESS"

Secretary of State James
F. Byrnes reports that some
progress" has been made in
connection with the effort
to establish peace in Europe.
This is encouraging but
should not cause US to over
look the important issues
that remain to be adjusted.
Perhaps greater progress
will be made when the
Peace convenes in Paris late
this month to discuss trea-
Ties for the smaller nations
and. we hope, the four for
eign ministers will be able
to get together on problems
concerning Germany and
Austria.
1t should not be overlook
ed by the people of this
country that, under the rule
requiring unanimous consent
of the Big Four, it is i'm
possible to make any effee-
tive progress without the
cooperation of Russia. While
the Russians talk very much
about cooperation, they have
failed to give ground on is
sues and seem somewhat
bent on having their way
upon all matters concerning
the new set-np in Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
Ilhe ASSOCIATION
IJW zEzzSs .Zztgs5ss-
WE ARE ALL INVESTORS

I'm a recent editorial, the
Saturday Evening Post dis
cnssed the war against
SAVING. caused by tn e
steady decline i'm return on
invested capital, and the
enormous increase in taxes
ON earnings. in conclusion,
Il said: IF the war against
saving is carried much fur
Their. our users of capital
viii be driven to govern
ment lending agencies, With
the inevitable evils thAt
arise when investment Is
made, not to produce a
profit. but to augment poll
tical power. For the
Little People the prospect
would be much as the Lon
don Sunday Times lately
stated it: The worker will
face a single vast monopol-
Isl employer - the State -
whom he can neither emu
late nor fight
ssssssAAFost of these evils can
be avoided if the so-called
Common Man will consult
his own interest instead of
letting demagogues and ex-
ecutive secretaries of leftist
committees define it for
him. If he did that, he might
even champion the right of
the investor to his just share
of the pie, if only on the
ground that, when you come
down to earth, we are all
investors.
Government d o m nation
of industry, like government
ownership of industry, is
the sure and inevitable road
to Statism. That is why we
must keep private enterprise
alive-and to keep it alive
we must allow it adequate
earnings on the peoples
savings it represents.
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Your Horoscope

Today indicates a person of
sensitive disposition and a very
will. The mind is pa
tient and prudent, capable of
great concentration and applica-
ton There is self-restraint, di-
plomacy, and keen observation.
1t will be well not to anger this
person for he carries the capa-
bility of being a malicious, I'M
relenting enemy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. MON
h0E UNITY, FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY. @
No. Io-SaI
JOHN A. MaeRAE, Jr., and
AUSA LEE MacRAE, his wife,
Plaintiffs

S9ftOl@1ENE II. NESbl1 Il. ct al.I
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO; CAROLINE III. NESBITT, some
times known as Caroline Il.
Neshitt. if alive, and if mar
ried. Caroline II. -,
s whose surname Is IS u 5li,,on Nh
whose christian and surname
are unknown, 141 Lorraine
Avenue, Mount Vernon, New
York:
The unknown heirs, devisees, le-
gatees, assignees, grantees, credit
ofs, or otherwise, natural or corpor-
ate, having or claiming any interest
IN and TO the hereinafter described
property by. through, under or
against 81, John n-, NSesbftt, deceased:
Louise =. Wilcox, HRS wife. if alive;
Earle II. Glidden, if alive. and
Belle B. Glidden, his wife, if alive,
OF New York County, New York.
The above named persons. if
alive, and If dead, all of their sew
eral and respective un K now n
spouses, heirs, devisees. legatees.
assignees, grantees, creditors or
otherwise. natural or corporate,
having or claiming any interest by,
through, under or against any of
to the hereinafter described prop
efty, and also all unknown parties
having or claiming any right. title
or interest in and To the following
described property lying and being
in Monroe County, Florida, to wit;
All that part Of Lot 3 of See
ton ID Township 50. South,
Range 40, East, described as fol-
lows; Beginning at the Southeast
corner of said Lot 2, thence North
S2o feet along the East boundary
OF Lot 2; thence West TO the
shore line of Card Sound, the
foregoing being the South $50
feet or said Lot . lying South and
West OF the lines above described,
and containing 26 acres. more or
being according to the map Of
said Township SO. South Range
40, East, certified by the Sur
xeyor General February /. 1875
Excepting FIR m the foregoing,
however, a right of-way 80 feet in
width along the East boundary of
said Lot 3
1t appearing from the sworn bill
Of complaint on file herein that
Plaintiffs have become entitled 10
upon You, you and each of you
are Hereby required TO appear be-
fore the Circuit Court Of Monroe
County, Florida, in Chancery, on
or before the 18th day Of August,
filed by John 4. MacRae. ", and
Ausa Lee MacRae, his wife, as
Plaintiffs against you as Defen-
d2nts in said Court, to quiet the
title OF the Plaintiffs acquired by
virtue OF a tax deed dated August
4, ls4i, and recorded in Deed Book
il, pages 340J34I, OF the public
records of Monroe County. Florida.
and TO remove certain alleged
clouds from their title to the here
inaboye described property. other
wise the allegations OF said bilis OF
complaint viii be taken as con-
fessed by YOU.
This order to be published ence
each week fer four consecutive
weeks ia The Key West Citizen, a
newsRaRsr published in said Coun-
~ and state.
lated this July 18th, 1916
(SEAL1 ROSS c. SAWYER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida
BY: KATHLEEN NOTTAGE,
DAISY RICHARDS.
Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
First Trust BLDG. Miami. Florida
jul 2e-27: aug s-10. 1876
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oddy's Birthdays

DR.. Gordon NJ. Fair, new dean
of the Harvard Graduate School
of Engineering, born in South
Africa, 50 years ago.
Kenneth G. Hogate. publisher
of the Wall Street Journal. born
in Danville. Ind, 40 years ago.
Bruce Bliven, editor Of the
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HoRoscopE-IuL.Y %

Here is another strong charac-
ter, with more subtlety than
that of yesterday, and more
gwen to scientific methods, ca
pable of carrying out difficult re-
searches to the ultimate end.
There may develop vein of
cunning and sometimes cupidity.
a keen sense of rivalry and some
jealousy. These should be kept
under control, if present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27
ToDAY,s BIRTHDAYS

Amory Houghton, board chair
man of the Corning. N. x. glass
works, born in Corning, At years
ago.
Mrs. Edith n. Patch of Orono,
Maine, entomologist, aut or,
born at Worcester, Mass, 20
years ago.
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DETERMINED BUcKING

Are hGy w GSltTS S6u6Idl-
" interested in Key West?
Are they even interested in
their own welfare? Is there
concerted civic pride in Key
West that manifests itself in
a logged determination to
promote the interests of the
city?
We are familiar with
those Key Westers who do
not bother to go to the
polls to vote but are always
the first to complain about
the men elected or about the
way the city or county
is conducting its affairs.
All of US are familiar
with the answers to the
questions asked; all of us
know about the Key West
ers who don't bother to
vote: all of us know about
local taxpayers who don't
complain until they receive
tax statements.
Stories about the local
school boards meeting that
was held Monday night In
the court house appeared in
The Citizen and out-of-
town newspapers for a week
before the time for the meet
ing. And yet only one tax
payer was present at the
meeting, aside from teach
ers and members of the
board who are taxpayers.
What will be the after
math of this disregard for a
taxing agency? Any Key
Wester easily can find the
answer to that question also.
Hundreds of Key Westers,
when they receive their
statements for county taxes,
VIII Sxclaim
LaSt year l paid only so
reach and look what they've
go. nA taxed for nowi"
lie complaint then will
be of no avail. The school
board, in accordance with
the law, duly advertised the
meeting, duly advertised
the tentative budget, and
ONE taxpayer was present
at the meeting!
The Citizen has endeav-
ored hundredsof times to
arouse Key Westers to a
sense of their civic duties. A.
few days ago it editorially
discussed conditions with
which we are faced when it
was announced that 400
men would lose their jobs.
Captain Saunders, who not
only is a good commanding
officer but also a kindly
man, expressed the hope
that the men would get jobs
elsewhere.
Captain Saunders has not
been in Key West long and
is not as familiar as we are
with local conditions. The
first question that came to
mind with us was, Where
are they going to get other
iobs?" We asked the ques-
ton and have not tried to
find an answer to it. In
stead, we Toll supinely on
a raft while it drifts with
the current. We seldom at
tempt to buck the current.
When we do buck it, the
bucking is merely a furry.
1t soon dies out. The lesson
Key Westers have always
needed to learn is to buck
determinedly and never
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27

Elderly man, Key Wester, lives
alone. Wants small furnished
apartment. State price, location.
Write KY, c/o Citizen.
jly26-2t
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Why the world does not
get better any faster, 4 wit
once remarked. is because
good people get tired of be-
ing good faster than bad
people get tired Of being
bad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27
IN THE CIRCUIT C0IRT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN And FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.

IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. 19-SI0
ROBERT JOSEPH PLAUT,
Plaintiff.
RUTH BAKER PI.AUT.
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO RUTH BAKER PLAUT
Defendant.
1l55 s. Parton Street,
santa Ana, California
YOI ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
appear TO the Bin Of Complaint
for Divorce filed in this cause. on
or before August 19xk 1876. other
wise the alleg atoms contained in
said Bill will he taken as confessed
and a decree prR confesso entered
against you. As..s.ss.
This order 70 be published in The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper
published al Key West. Florida -
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Florida. this 18th day of
July. AID. 1876.
(SEAL) ROSS c. SAWYER,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY; FLORENCE b SAWYER,
Deputy Clerk.
PATTON e. HAMMER,
Els Shorthand Building.
Miami 32. Florida,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jul 2e-27: aug 3-10. 1915
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PHOTO SUPPLY

Frames, an assortment of sizes.
SOC and up. Pi1kington Studio.
SIS Fleming Street, Phone SO.
jul 1-tf
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New Republic, New York. born
at Emmettsburg. Iowa. 81 yNurs
ago.
DR.. Douglas Horton. seesaaaEy
Of the General Council q ccn-
gregational Churches, horn ia
Brooklyn, n. r.. S. years axb
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Sink with swing faucets, cup
board, small electric stove, new
bicycle. 9l3 Georgia street.
jly24-6tx
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1t Is almost as hard to
make peace with the Rus
slams as it was to whip the
Germans.
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LOST

Wallet containing Identification
papers belonging to Sam H
Youngblood of Miami. Return
to Telephone office, Key West.
jly27-3t
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LECALS
r,rGAt. NoT4er

LEGAk NOHAaEs
Notice is hereby gwen that the
Registration Books Will he open in
the office of the Supervisor OF Reg
istration at the County Court
Honse, Key West. Florida. com
mencing August 5th. AD. 1916. and
will be open until and ineIu@lng
Saturday the 18th day of October,
AID. 1916. Sundays and holidays ~x~
cepfed, between the hours OF Nine
O'Clock AN and Twelve o'clock
Neon, and from Two o'clock III.
to Five O'clock PM, az which time
and place qualified Electors may
register for the coming General
Election 10 be held the 18th day OF
November. AID. 1919 Residential
Requirement, One Year in the State
Of Florida. and Six Months i'm Mon
roe County. Naturalized citizens
must bring proof Of their Naturali-
ration
NOTE: All those Electors who
registered for the Primary Flee
tfons are duly qualified for al
Elections, 1unless disqualified by
Law, until January list, 1850.
JOHN EN1il4ANTs
Supervisor of Registration of
Electors for Monroe County.
Florida
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SALESMAN WANTED

Salesman: permanent position
selling high-grade building and
machinery maintenance pro-
ducts this vicinity. National
fira, complete line, high COM
mission. Write Box 1888, DaAas.
Tex. jly27-1tx
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Experience is an expen-
sive school But fools will
learn in no other way.
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WANTED TO RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT

Light housekeeping rooms, $500
weekly. All William Street.
jly11-1mox
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Place orders now for radiance
rose bushes to- arrive Oct. l.
Freeman's, 1121 Catherine ST.,
Phone 672-W. jly13-mws-10tx
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FOR SALE

Coolerster; practically new. APP
ply Bottle Cap Inn, 1923 Simon
ton street. jly26-tf
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In 1926. New York had zoo -.
habitants.
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Furnished apartment; 1402 Cath
crime St. $40 month. Call 192-W
or 834 jly25-4tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-27

loft. boat and inboard motor;
air cooled. 206-C, Poinciana.
jly27-3tx
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Hollywood bed and mattress.
single bed and mattress, table
ldining), three chairs, rocker,
chest of drawers. 1882 Semin-
2 aryfSt. jIy27-2tx
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WANTED

viii rent or buy house near
beach. Apply Box DIT c/o
Citizen Office. ily25-3t
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Woman with experience as steno-
grapher and file clerk. Perman-
!. ent. resident preferred. Ships
Service Dept, Naval Air Sta
ton. Call Navy Ext. 8275.
j1y25-3tx
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PLANTS

Strawberry plants; Missionary.
Klondyke. Blakemore, 100 for
$500 or 500 for $500; $500 per
1000. John Lightfoot, Birch
wood, Tenn jly27-1tx
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1916 Model Electroluy vacuum
cleaner; slightly used. $4,000.
Call between 2 and 6 pm. $40
Southland St. jly26-2tx
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For sale-Ladies bicycle; good
condition. Apply 1902 Olivia
st. jly27-2tx
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Furniture for seven rooms; in
Guiding bedroom suite with
twin beds, gas stove, ice box
and water heater. 513 White
head street. jly26-4tx
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For Sale-Motor bike; in good
condition, $4,000. 1922 Fleming
street. jly27-2tx
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Information for the Advertisers
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Notes (Promissary), 1c eaci1. Art
man Press, Citizen Bldg, phone
81. nlar15-tf
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DAISY RICHARDS.
Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
First Trust BLDG. Miami. Florida.
ial 2e-27: aug S-19. 1876
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
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