The Hebbronville News (Hebbronville, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 17, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 30, 1927 Page: 3 of 4
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TUfi miBBRON VILLIC NfiWs
OUI POLICY Df MEXICO
(Cuutineud From Page Oue.)
u tion, their shield against punish
meat for piracy, believing, thest
gentry who come among us t*
relieve us, that our ea^y-gi m
people will be fooled by thei
wails and accusations and insult
opportune religious • oppressioi
against the ehucrh, viie broau
sides from their consulates, ex*
Imatations of well-paid or misin-
formed propagandists, crooked
t"‘k and busybodies unite to
throw a smoke screen. Like the
stunted octopus they throw’ off
noxious ink to becloud and defile
1he limpid element in which they
move—all to despoil our fellow
countrymen and insure a get-
away into murk they themselves
squirted and even now are squirt-
ing far and wide.
1 repeat, the present erities of
t'oolidge were then in jail or
fugitives. And the inspired howl
against our present President’s
eourteous and considerate though
firm, reassertion of the American
doctrine of Woodrow Wilson is
drowned in the bellow’ings of
these gentry and the Ku-Klux
veil1, from out the State of \'a
hama. There are among these
cut tenors snd sopranos some
who perhaps are honestly mis-
guided and who believe in the
manufactured smoke screen of tin
existence of a religious question
in Mexico. All this much d;reus
sod question of religion in Mex-
ico is nothing in the world hut a
elever ruse to distract attention
from the tchI objects of the Mcx-
ieun plunderers which has hewn
to the lines since the Constitu-
tion whs first adopted in a dog
ged attempt to take from our
fellow citizens W’hat they have
bought and paid for or created
by their industry, inteligence,
and sweat in Mexico, and parcel
it out among the patriots who
now revile us through their con-
sulates in this country.
Read the answer of history or
that any intelligent man of years
of experience in that country will
give you. Unanimity of reply is
broken only where you find tin*
rare American resident who turns
his back on his country and
countrymen and takes the pay of
the predatory pirates now pro-
tected by the mantle of recogni-
tion as a member of the family
of nations.
(To Be Continued.)
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NEWJ FROM OIL FIELDS
Harry Hamilton U drilling at
L100 feet in one of the only two
wildcat wells drilling at thsi time
m .Liu Hogg County, says Mon-
Uv s San Autonio Kxpri-sv Hol-
eu is drilling one ou the Jones
uneh up east of Hehbronville.
amilton is drilling on the
olbeiu ranch in the Agua Nueva
ha Petroleum Company's No. 1
Benavides in Bljck 466 at 1,731
>et. te^ed 20.000.000 feet Ot
gas through Halliburton testei
O. W. Killam is diilling a water
well for the No. 1 Uruni in sur-
vey 585.
In the Piedras Pintas dome.
Humble Oil & Refining Co. ha>
been forced to abandon the No.
1 Walsh in survey 185, for in
Je Arriba Orant in tin* south | millin'' out. the Vole was lost,
eastern part of the county, about j Last week saw four hi/ gas
lo miles southeast of Kaudado. wells conic ill »n the oil and gas
It was necessary to haul the fields near HebhrnnvilK The
fuel 55 miles to get to the well.
Since the well wa> started a read
lias been secured that T. a .short
cut to the well. It is one of the
wildest wildcats in the county.
Hamilton lias about four sections
of the ranch under lease out of
middle of the west side of the
ranch and* Magnolia Petroleum
Company has everything leased
northeast and south of him, ex-
cept a little east of him. held bj
the Texnw Company and lit**
Witmer Oil Company of Pitts
burg. Pa.
The well is in the southern part
of Block 44 of Hamilton's sub
division of the tract and is 363
i'eet from the west line and lot*
from the south line of the block
Texas ha the 40 access north ot
the 40 the well is on and the
econd 40 to the south and a
number of individuals have
icreuge in the block.
Hamilton had a showing of
gas at loT» feet and the log down
to 1.100 feet is running with the
Cole field. He is hoping to run
into some gas, enough to lire a
boiler, in which event lie will
move over and use the gas for
fuel and save hauling it across a
ranch country with no roads.
Cole Petroleum Company 's No.
35 Benavides in block 4. of stir
vey 21 is rigging up anil the No.
36 Benavides in survey 412, block
14, is driling at 500 feet, with
121/” inch casing set at 101 feet
Derricks are up for the Nos. 37
and 38 and the No. 39 is drilling
at 250 feet in block 6. survey 19,
and in survey 20, block 7, the No,
40, is rigging up.
In tin* O’Hern & Seaeord pool,
the No. 1 Benavides in survey
174, .block 12 of O’Hern &
Seaeord lias been HbandoflT'd at
2,771 feet. Moody Oil Oorpora-
tio’s No. 1 J. Benavides in block
40 ust south of the well of Buf-
falo et al, in block 38, has been
abandoned a 1,850 Feet. Magno-
near
biggest af these was <,u the Jen
nings ranch in Zapata County
and th • others in the Cole field
just west of Laredo, in Duva'
Countv near the Webb Count>
line. An account of these wells
;s taken from the Weeklv Re
port of Harry L. Fannier, La
redo oil expert.
The Texas Company No. 4-JeJi
nings, located on the Cerrito
Blanco Orant, .1 I). Jennings
ranch of Zapata country, wir-
brought in at#a deoth of 1.988
feet making 65 000,000 cubic
feet of gas ner day.
The cole Petroleum Co., No. 33
Penavides on Block No. 14 nut’
vev No. 15. Cole subdivision of
the Mariano Aricpe grant of
Wehb-Difval counties n the Cole
Field, was hrouvht in at a depth
of 1 652 feet making 50,000,000
cubic feet of gas per day.
The Cole Petroleum Co. No 32
Benavides, located on Block No
12. Survcv No. 14. Cole subdivi
sion of the Mariano Arispe grant
of Webb-Duval counties in the
Col» Field w*»s brought in at
depth of 1 537 feet making 40.
000.000 cubic feet of gas per day.
The Barkly Meadows ^Morgan
Oult No. 3-Kinir Harper, located
on Survey No 323 of Duval coun
tv in the Cole Field, was brought
in at a depth of 1.725 feet mak-
ing 30,000,(XX) cubic feet of gas
per day.
In additio nto the great gas-
sers added to the oil district
during the past week, oue of the
sensational developmenta result-
ed in the Edward 8t. Albans No.
4-Holbein, on the Las Animas
grant in the Henne, Winch &
Farriss Field 0f Jim Hogg Coun
ty. On January 12, 1927, this
well was brougham for a gan-
ger of 4*5,000,000 cubic feet of
gas. Now the great gasaer has
given way and is coming around
as an oil producer. On March 19
the St. Albans g&sser began to
tb-w oil, which has increased
daily in volume, unt.l on Mar.h
.’2 it niude 250 barrels of pure
pe line oil. It is now beiug
blown at tegular intervals and
»s a ^ood oil producer.
Tlq; Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
No. 34 Martinez, located on Mick
No. 15 Survey No. 256 of J>m
Hogg County in the Henne
Winch & Farriss field, was
brought in at a depth of 2,055
feet making 30 barrels of oil per
day.
From 589 producing i il wells
in the Lar-do Di-trict, c rnposed
of Webb, Zapata and J;-i Hogg
Counties, during the r*'»nth of
February. 1**27, there was a total
»f 310,878 52 barrels of o I pro-
duced, with an averag* daily
production per well of 188 bar-
rels, or an average daily nroduc
tion for tile field of'11.102,78
barrels
Up to February 28 beginning
with the time the pi> e line runs
of oil were first made from the
district, a total of 12,377 653,52
barrels of oil bad been run
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Thomas O’Conner
MANUFACTURER OF
TILING OF ALL KINDS
AND
ARTIFICIAL STONE
LAREDO.
TEXAS
$
DEATH OF A CHILD.
WHAT ELECTRICITY
WILL DO
The Uses of Electricity
are Many
IT BRINGS JOY AND COMFORT TO THE HOME
AND IS A BLESSING FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
If She Wishes Light, It Comes on Pressing a Button and
is Instantaneous.
With It She Can, In a Minute, Heat Her Toaster or Her
Smoothing Irons.
With Electricity She Heats Aer Curling Irons or Sets in Motion
Her Electrical Fans.
It Runs Her Sewing Machine and in Many Ways Lightens the
Work of the Housewife.
It Furnishes Power to Run Ponderous
Machinery, and It Is the Farmers Greatest
Aid and Help.
It is the Source of Wonderful Assistance
to the Oil Workers and Is His Greatest Helper.
ELECTRICITY HAS ADVANCED THE WORLD FOR MANY
CENTURIES AND NEW USES FOR IT ARE FOUND DAILY
-CENTRAL POWER-
& LKHTCOMPANY
Viator Guano*, Local Manager
Hobbronvftllo, ToxaS
Mr and Mrs. Preston Dannel
ley have the sympathy of the
entire community »n the loss of
their little four month old daugh
*i*r, whose death ooiirred Bun
tav evenin'? after a short illness,
ter, whose death occurred Sun
afternoon, the funeral service
being performed bv Rev. W. O.
Dixon, pastor of tin* Baptist
church Manv friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Dannellev were in atten-
dance at the at the funeral and,
all exnressed the deepest sym-
pathy for the bereaved parents.
VINOL HELPS NERVOUS.
RUNDOWN MAN.
“Before tak'ng Vinol, I was
rundown, nervous and irritable
Now, I feel like another person.’’
—R. McCoy. Vinol is a simple,
strengthening iron an»k rod liver
compound in use for over 25 years
for sickly, nervous women, run-
down men and weak children.
The very FIRST' week you take
Vinol, you begin to feel stronger,
eat and sleep better. —Your’s
Pharmacy. > l ‘!
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W. B. JOHNSON, Agent
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