AHJ_ah00416 Inventory of the Herman C. Bretschneider papers, 1918-1967 Bretschneider (Herman C.) papers University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
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 Finding aid encoded by Ann Mulfort November 2012 Finding aid is in English Collection Summary Bretschneider, Herman C., 1885-1971 Herman C. Bretschneider papers 1918-1967 00416 3.53 cubic feet (8 boxes) University of Wyoming. American Heritage Center. English Biography of Herman C. Bretschneider

Herman C. Bretschneider, a Denver pioneer oilman, started his career in the oil industry in 1912 working with the Franco-Wyoming Oil Company. While there he participated in the development of several major oil fields in Wyoming, Montana, New Mexico and Colorado. He later worked as head of the exploration department of Midwest Refining Company and then as president of Midwest Exploration Company. Beginning in 1934 he worked as an independent oilman.

 Scope and Content

Papers consist mainly of Bretschneider's subject files (1929-1964) kept while he was working independently, which contain correspondence, reports, statements and photographs and concern petroleum and mining companies, and mines and petroleum fields mainly in the Rocky Mountains. From the time period Bretschneider was working with Midwest Refining Company and Midwest Exploration Company, there are albums of photographs (1920s) of oil fields and wells, equipment and workers. There are also some biographical materials.

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There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

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 Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Herman C. Bretschneider at the date of processing.

 Acquisition Information

Received from Mrs. H.C. Bretschneider, 1957-1974.

 Processing Information

Finding aid encoded by Dinah Miles and D. Claudia Thompson in 2020.

 Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

 Access Terms Midwest Refining Company. Midwest Exploration Company. Petroleum industry and trade -- United States. Oil fields -- Wyoming. Oil fields -- Montana. Oil fields -- West (U.S.) Oil well drilling -- West (U.S.) Mines and mineral resources -- West (U.S.) Photographs. <?xm-replace_text {Title as Subject}?> Agriculture and Natural Resources Mines and Mineral Resources Montana Wyoming Container List 1Alvarado Gold Mining Company: 1Balance sheets--6 pieces 1Trial Balance--1 piece 1Cash Statements--2 pieces 1Correspondence--16 pieces 1Expense Statements--4 pieces 1Memorandum--2 pieces 1Record of Ore Shipments--1 piece 1Reports--3 pieces 1Argo Mine: 1Correspondence--16 pieces 1Prospectus--1 piece 1Reports--2 pieces 1Atlas Mining and Milling Company: 1Correspondence--28 pieces 1Memorandum--5 pieces 1Statements--5 pieces 1Map--1 piece 1Blue Bird Mine: 1Correspondence--4 pieces 1Memorandum--3 pieces 1Reports--12 pieces 1Transportation Charges--1 piece 1Burnt River Placer (Oregon): 1Correspondence--27 pieces 1Newspaper Article--9 pieces 1Notes--1 piece 1Telegrams--2 pieces 1Cherry Ridge Structure: 1Geological Maps--2 pieces 1Geologic Reconnaissance Reports--2 pieces 1Columbia Gas Company: 1Balance Sheets--2 pieces 1Correspondence--93 pieces 1Income Statements--5 pieces 1Notice to Stockholders--21 pieces 1Profit and Loss Statements: 1Columbia Gas Company--10 pieces 1Eastern Washington Natural Gas Company Inc.--2 pieces 1Hardrock Oil Company--2 pieces 1Treasure State Pipe Line Company--2 pieces 1Triangle Company--2 pieces 1Reports: 1Audit ReportsDecember 31, 1957-December 31, 1969 1Economic Feasability of Natural Gas Service to Connell, Washington--3 pieces 1Economic Feasability of Natural Gas Service to Goldendale, Washington--1 piece 1Economic Feasibility of Natural Gas Service to Ritzville, Washington--1 piece 1Market Survey and Estimate of Earnings, Dayton and Waitsburg, Washington--1 piece 1Statement of Operation--3 pieces 1Miscellaneous--7 pieces 2El Capitan Mine: 2Correspondence--16 pieces 2Report--2 pieces 2Flat Coulee: 2Correspondence: 5 pieces 2Drilling Log--3 pieces 2Geological Formation Record--3 pieces 2Geological Maps--3 pieces 2Leases--1 piece 2Flat Coulee Structure--1 piece 2Fontanelle Creek, Wyoming: 2Geological Maps--3 pieces 2Map Legend--1 piece 2Four Bear Royalty: 2Agreement: Option--2 pieces 2Agreement: Royalty--8 pieces 2Assignment--8 pieces 2Assignment of Overriding Royality--6 pieces 2Correspondence--61 pieces 2Geological Maps--5 pieces 2Leases--6 pieces 2Memorandum--4 pieces 2Operatioon Calendar--1 piece 2Telegram--1 piece 2Unit Development and Operating Contract--3 pieces 2Appropriation of Acreage--1 piece 2Miscellaneous--14 pieces 2Griffith Mine--Georgetown, Colorado: 2Assay Report--1 piece 2Financial Statement (extracts)--5 pieces 2Cross Lode Stope Report--4 pieces 2Estimated Original Weight of Ore and Rock--1 piece 2Report on Griffith Mine--1 piece 2Miscellaneous--1 piece 2Hardrock Oil Company: 2Assignment of Contract--1 piece 2Balance Sheet--2 pieces 2Contract for the Sale of Oil and Gas, Leases and Equipment--1 piece 2Correspondence--108 pieces 2Dividend List--1 piece 2Notices to Stockholders--22 pieces 2Geological Maps--4 pieces 2Memorandum--1 piece 2Statements: 2Financial--3 pieces 2Cash Reciepts and Disbursements--35 pieces (quarterly) 2Profit and Loss Statement: 2Hardrock Oil Company--15 pieces 2Consumers Gas Company--2 pieces 2Treasure State Pipe Line Company--2 pieces 2Triangle Company--4 pieces 2Telegram--1 piece 2Wells of Hardrock Oil Company--1 piece 2Miscellaneous--10 pieces 3Independent Natural Gas Company: 3Balance Sheet--1 piece 3Chronology of Independent Natural Gas Company--2 pieces 3Correspondence--7 pieces 3Gas Purchase Contract--1 piece 3Notices to Stockholders--7 pieces 3Statement: Cash Receipt and Disbursements--7 pieces 3Statement: Profit and Loss--2 pieces 3Resolution--1 piece 3Doctor Jack Pot Report of Properties: 3Agreement and Declaration of Trust--1 piece 3Correspondence--4 pieces 3Leases--1 piece 3Notices to Stockholders--4 pieces 3Report: Analysis & Comparison of Reports--2 pieces 3Report: Report on the Properties--3 pieces 3Report: Statistical Analysis of Operation--4 pieces 3Statement of Revenue & Expenses--1 piece 3J. V. L. Mining Company: 3Agreement to Sell Stock--6 pieces 3Correspondence--103 pieces 3Reports--8 pieces 3Geological Report--2 pieces 3Progress Reports--5 pieces 3Balance Sheets--5 pieces 3Geological Maps--2 pieces 3Memorandum of Income--6 pieces 3Statement: Cash Receipts and Disbursements--74 pieces 3Telegrams--22 pieces 3Miscellaneous--13 pieces 3J. V. L. Mining Company-Elkton Mine: 3Correspondence--1 piece 3Geological Map--1 piece 3Photographs--13 pieces 3Reports--13 pieces 3Miscellaneous--6 pieces 4Montana Gas Corporation: 4Correspondence--58 pieces 4Geological Maps--5 pieces 4Plan of Complete Liquidation--3 pieces 4Reports--2 pieces 4Big Sandy & Lewistown Pipeline - well record--1 piece 4Bowes Field: 4 Correspondence--1 piece 4 Memorandum--1 piece 4 Photographs--9 pieces 4 Reports--7 pieces 4 Well Records--3 pieces 4 Miscellaneous--4 pieces 4 Box Elder: Geological Maps--2 pieces 4 Pendroy Structure - Zodiac Oil Company: 4Correspondence--3 pieces 4Geological Maps--2 pieces 4Newspaper Clippings--1 piece 4Supplemental Report--1 piece 4Treasure State Pipe Line Company: 4Correspondence--30 pieces 4Notices to Stockholders--8 pieces 4Reports--1 piece 4Statement: Cash Reciepts and Disbursements--6 pieces 4Statement: Profit & Loss--9 pieces 4Telegrams--3 pieces 4Waiver--1 piece 4Miscellaneous: 5 pieces 4Northern Gas Company: 4Bow and Arrow: 4Correspondence--4 pieces 4Leases--1 piece 4Legal Agreement, Document #100870--1 piece 4Memorandum--1 piece 4Water Analysis--1 piece 4Geological Maps--4 pieces 4Rocky Mountain Petroleum Pioneers: 4Correspondence--89 pieces 4Memorandum--1 piece 5Rocky Mountain Petroleum Pioneers: 5By-Laws--1 piece 5Certificate of Incorporation--2 pieces 5Brief Historical Statement--1 piece 5Membership Certificates--1 piece 5Membership Lists--20 pieces 5Application for Membership--31 pieces 5Biographical Outline for Members-10 pieces 5Notices to Members--22 pieces 5Miscellaneous--29 pieces 5Christmas Cards--4 pieces 5Signal Butte Structure: 5Correspondence--5 pieces 5Oil and Gas Lease--1 piece 5Memorandum--1 piece 5Miscellaneous--3 pieces 5South LaBarge (Vaughan B. Connelly): 5Correspondence--16 pieces 5Judgement and Decree in Civil Action No. 2865--1 piece 5Oil and Gas Rules of Practice--1 piece 5Telegrams--2 pieces 5Miscellaneous--3 pieces 5Spokane Natural Gas Company: 5Analysis of Balance Sheet--1 piece 5Balance Sheet--2 pieces 5Summary of Balance Sheet--1 piece 5Correspondence--16 pieces 5Memorandums--2 pieces 5Statistics of Gas Companies, 1956--1 piece 5Miscellaneous--1 piece 5Tiger Ridge: 5Correspondence--17 pieces 5Receipt and Agreement--1 piece 5Telegrams--3 pieces 5Miscellaneous--3 pieces 5Well Completions, Incorporated: 5Articles and Treatises--1 piece 5By-Laws--2 pieces 5Certificate of Incorporation--2 pieces 5Correspondence--13 pieces 5Memorandums--7 pieces 5McCarthy Contracts--1 piece 5Report--1 piece 5Notes and Notices for Well Completion's Stockholders--20 pices 5Miscellaneous--7 pieces 5West Deal (Controversy HCB & WRV): 5Agreement--2 pieces 5Memorandum of Agreement--2 pieces 5Correspondence--4 pieces 5Telegrams--3 pieces 5Miscellaneous--5 pieces 5West Gold Group Mining Claims: 5Assay Reports--2 pieces 5Expense Statement--1 piece 5Statement of Photo prints--1 piece Personal Material: 7Bigraphical folder containing material about Colorado's Pioneer Oil Man of the Year 1967 and a xerox copy of letter to Gene M. Gressley 6Book: Kuttner, Julius (editor) "Oil Engine Power Plant Handbook" (New York: Published by Oil Engine Power, 1926) 6Certificates of Award--6 pieces 6Miscellaneous Correspondence--8 pieces 6Geological Maps--3 pieces 6Project Notebook--3 ring loose-leaf Photographs: 6Album: Latin American projects--198 photos 6Album: Piute Mine projects--27 photos 6Album: Western States Oil & Land Company--68 photos 7A. K. Barnes--1 photo MissingHenry D. Blackmer--1 photo 8Myron K. Blackmer--1 photo 7Herman C. Bretschneider--1 photo 8John D. Clark--1 photo 7E. de Caplane--1 photo 8Thomas A. Dines--1 photo 7Joseph C. O'Mahoney--1 photo 7Mission Creek Drilling & Triangle 7 Ranch--5 photos 7-8Group pictures of Rock Mountain Petroleum Pioneers--2 photos MissingGroup pictures of THE OIL AND GAS JOURNAL--1 photo 7Group picture--A. W. Peake, R. E. Wilson, H. C. Bretschneider, Bruce Brown, Frank Prior, and 6 unknown men. 7Group picture taken in front of Standard Oil Building at Midwest, Wyoming, those identified are Robert Stewart, Thomas Dines, and H. C. Bretschneider. 72 photographs of the 2nd annual meeting of Rocky Mountain Petroleum Pioneers, Denver, Oct. 21, 1954 73 Midwest Refinig Company schedules (organizational charts) 7Photo and list of the Rocky Mt. Petroleum Pioneers 7Photo and list of the Rocky Mt. Petroleum Pioneers1961 7Publication: "Colorado's Pioneer oil Man of the Year, 1967"1967 7Blue plastic folio: 7(a) photograph of award presented to H. C. Bretschneider, May, 1967, by the Colorado Petroleum Council 7(b) Correspondence informing recipient of award 7(c)Rough Draft, "Remarks of Pioneer Oil Man Award," Colorado Petroleum Council 7(d) Xerox copy of 8th Annual Awards Presentation Program 7(e) Xerox copies of newspaper clippings, "Oil Industry Honors Bretschneider," Cervis Rocky Mountain Journal, May 24, 1967 "Bretschneider named Colorado's Pioneer Oil Man," Rocky Mountain News, May 19, 1967 7(f) List of department personnel for the Midwest Refining Company and Midwest Exploration Company 7(g) Summary of experience in oil and gas affairs since 1912 7(h) Sundry personal and pusiness data 7(i) Resume of experience in oil and gas affairs since 1912 7(j) Photograph of recipient with the plaque designation Mr. H. C. Bretschneider, "Colorado's Pioneer Oil Man" 7One 10"x13" black photo album. Each photo labelled with description as follows: (274 photos) 7Page 1: "Here lies the Montana Independent Pipeline With No Oil to Transport a Half Million Dollar Tribute to the Unscrupulous, Perfidious, Smothering, False Propaganda of the Standard Monopoly. 1922. 7Page 2: Label: H. C. BRETSCHNEIDER 7Page 3: Western State Oil & Land Co.--Rig No. 1 Soap Crick. Rig No. 1--Western State Oil & Land Co.--Soap Crick. 7Page 4: Discovery Well--Soap Creek. Rig No. --Western State Oil & Land Co.--Soap Crick. 7Page 5: Lake of oil--Liquid gold--West Stae Oil & Land Co.--Soap Crick. Oil Tanks--Soap Creek. 7Page 6: Western State Oil & Land Rig on Rotten Grass. Rig on rotten grass--Western State Oil & Land Co. 7Page 7: Formation on Soap Creek. McFrys photo. Well No. 3--Soap Creek. McFrys photo. 7Page 8: Oil Tanks on Soap Creek. McFrys photo, 1921. Oil Tanks on Soap Creek. McFrys photo, 1921. 7Page 9: Western State Oil & Land Co.--Well No. 2--Oil flowing from well on Soap Creek. McFrys photo, 1921. 7Page 10: Overflow oil from Well No. 2. Soap Creek. McFrys Photo. Oil flowing thru 2" line. Soap Creek Well No. 2. 1921. One unlabelled photo. 7Page 11: Formation at Soap Creek, Montana. 1921. H. C. Bretschneider. 1921. Hogback Well--Navajo Indian Reservation. October 1922. One unlabelled photo. 7Page 12: Western states #3--Soap Creek--Eklund Photo. 7Page 13: Western States tanks and wells #2 and #3--Soap Creek. Eklund Photo. 7Page 14: Western States #3--Soap Creek. Eklund photo. 1921. 7Page 15: Western States #3--Soap Creek. Eklund photo. 7Page 16: Western States tanks and wells #2 and #3--Soap Creek. Eklund Photo. 1921. 7Page 17: Western States #2--Soap Creek. Prod. 2,400 bls. Per day. 1921. 7Page 18: Western States Camp and Well #2--Soap Creek. Eklund photo. 7Page 19: C. H. Wegemann. 1921. Oil tanks on fire--Midwest Refinery--June 17, 1921--Night Scene 9:30 p.m. The Picture Shop, Casper. One unlabelled photo: Group of eight people. 1921. 8,500 bbls Oil boiling over--Midwest oil tanks on fire, June 17, 1921. Casper, Wyoming. 7Page 20: W. S. Camp and well #2--Soap Creek. Eklund photo. 1921. 7Page 21: Baxter Basin Well (Three different photos bu all labelled the same.) 7Page 22: Fittings on Southern Ute Well #1. (Six different photos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 23: Seven photos all with the common label: View at Well Site Ute #2--Well on Souther Ute--Structure in New Mexico--40 miles south of Durango, Colorado. 7Page 24: Mountain 40 miles away--Alaska. 1922. Homer Field--Gulf Compression Plant with Curde Oil Absorbtion Towers on the right. May 29, 1922. 7Page 25:Bretschneider, Stewart and Ellison ready to start. May 29, 1922. Dubberly, La. Mr. H. C. Bretschneider and his private car "Republic." May 29, 1922. Bretschneider and Ellison, May 29, 1922. 7Page 26: Concrete block for balancing beam, Haynesville Field, May 29, 1922. Gulf rig with new engine on Baucum Lease--Haynesville Field May 29, 1922. Storage Tanks on Gulf Production Company's Baucum Lease---Haynesville Field, May 29, 1922. 7Page 27: View in Gulf Production Company's yard at Breckenridge, Texas, May 28, 1922. View of pipe racks in Gulf Production Company's yard at Breckenridge, Texas, May 28, 1922. 7Page 28: View of machine shops in Gulf Production Company's yard at Breckenridge, Texas, May 28, 1922. L. T. Garrett and Jack Reddick on tanks on Gulf Production Company's Thomson Lease--Mexia Field, June 14, 1922. 7Page 29: View of north end of field from tanks on Gulf Production Company's Sharer Lease--Mexia Field, June 14, 1922. View of South end of field from tanks on Gulf Production Company's Sanders Lease--Mexia Field, June 14, 1922. 7Page 30: Earthen storage of cut oil before being delivered--Goose Creek Field, May 21, 1922. The ferry across Goose Creek May 31, 1922. 7Page 31: View up Goose Creek from the bridge, May 31, 1922. Signal Hill--Long Beach, California, September, 1923. 7Page 32: Brea Canyon, California, September 21, 1923. Brea Canyon, California, September 21, 1923. 7Page 33: Coalinga Field, California, September 26, 1923. Site of Lakeview Gusher, California, September 25, 1923. 7Page 34: Santa Fe Springs, California. Santa Paula Field, California. 7Page 35: Kern River, California, September 24, 1923. Teapot rock. 7Page 36: The Midwest Refining Co.--Hepp Well--Big Lake Dome--Stillwater County, Montana, June, 1924. (Two photos with same label) 7Page 37: The Discovery well, Moffat Dome, Texas Co., August 15, 1924. Freeman No. 1 on Moffat Dome, Texas Co., August 15, 1924. 7Page 38: Midwest Well, Illes Dome, September 5, 1924. (Three different photos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 39: John D. Clark and H. G. Naylor watching flow of oil from Midwest well--Illes Dome, September 5, 1924. (Four different photo but labelled the same.) 7Page 40: H. C. Bretschneider and a pool of oil--Illes well, September 5, 1924. John D. Clark and a pool of oil--Illes well, September 5, 1924. H. G. Naylor, John D. Clark, E. S. Shaw at Illes camp. September 5, 1924. 7Page 41: H. G. Naylor enjoying his meal, Illes camp, September 5, 1924. (Two different photos but labelled the same.) H. C. Bretschneider, September 5, 1924. W. D. Waltman taking not of a 'warning', August 24, 1924. 7Page 42: Group of delegates in attendance at 3d Annual Convention, Rocky Mountain Oil & Gas Producers Association, Casper, Wyoming, Dec. 2-3, 1924. At City Park opposite Elks Home. 7Page 43: From Denver to Montana 1924, Yellowstone Park--Bear. Teton Mts.--As seen from Amoretti Lodge, Moran, Wyo. Mr. Bretschneider and Mr. Dines--Teton Mountains in distance. Messrs. Dines, Shaw, Dietler & Bretscneider at the Illes Well--August 1924. Texas discovoery well, Moffatt Structure, Colorado. Geyser--Yellowstone Park. Midwest Ref. Co. well, Illes Structure, Colorado. Cottages--Amoretti Lodge, Moran, Wyoming. 7Page 44: View to east in Papoose Field, Oklahoma. T. B. Slick's Muarry NO. 2, NE 1/4 Sec 3-9-9 in left foreground. 2/22/25. Scene on T. B. Slick's Endicott Lease at Tonkawa, Wells to five different sands at each location. H. C. Bretschneider at extreme right. February 12, 1925. 7Page 45: Artesia Field, New Mexico-view northeast to Walker-Mitchell Well #2 (the black derrick) flowing about 300 bbls. From 1992 to 2017 feet, February 1, 1925. Artesia Field, New Mexio--view of Illinois Producers operations. At the right-24 foot bankd well power houe and warehouse. Derrick for Well No. 6 beyond. Extreme left, Well No. 7, February 1, 1925. New oil field at Oxford, Kansas. H. C. Fretschneider and Fowler Huffman beside twin wells drilling to 2600 foot sand. Discovery well at right. February 12, 1925. 7Page 46: Spudding in John L. Shafer well #1. In group are: G. A. Smith, Field Supt., H. A. Stine, Clerk, H. M. Lytel and E. F. Lindle, Drillers. C. E. Boyd and C. W. Leasure, Tool Dressers. (Two different photos but labelled the same.) Loading casing at loading pier. Moab. April , 1925. Picture of cliff dweller heirogliphic of a bear engraved on side of cliff on bank of Colorado River. April, 1925. 7Page 47: Views of the Colorado River and Moab District taken by C. H. Wegemann and Glenn Rubey--May, 1925. (Four different phoos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 48: Leaving Moab Valley as river starts down Grand Canyon. Cliffs on either side rose 1-1000 feet from river banks. Picture taken from bow of boat. April, 1925. Looking down Colorado River, Five miles above camp. Moab. April, 1925. Barge on Colorado River carrying equipment to Moab, April, 1925. Looking down Colorado River, three miles above camp, Moab, April, 1925. 7Page 49: Looking down Colorado River, half-way between Moab and camp. Picture taken from roof of boat, April, 1925. View at camp taken from Colorado River, Moab, April, 1925. Unloading casing at landing pier 800 ft. above rig. Railroad track leads from pier to rig, Moab, April, 1925. View of derrick and camp, taken just below dynamo house, Moab, 1925. 7Pahe 50: Four different photos and all unlabelled. 1. River and cliffs along bank. 2. Landscape scene. 3. River and cliffs along bank. 4. River and cliffs along bank. 7Page 51: Four different views and all unlabelled. 1. View from boat looking down river and cliffs along bank. 2. Man in canoe coming to shore. 3. Man sitting on side of Boat looking down river. 4. Three men in a canoe coming to shore. 7Page 52: Four different photos and all unlabelled. 1. Scene of camp along side of river. 2. Camp scene and derrick. 3. rock structure. 4. Unidentified man on bank of river. 7Page 53: Four different photos and all unlabelled. 1. Three men in a canoe coming to shore. 2. Camp site under overhanging cliff. 3. Hieroglyphics on cave wall. 4. Man standing beside canoe. 7Page 54: Three different photos and all unlabelled. 1. Four men in a canoe leaving shore. 2. River scene. 3. Hieroglyphics on cave wall. Cliffdweller hieroglyphics--Grand River Canyon. 7Page 55: Views of the Colorado River and Moab District taken by Mr. Bretschneider on trip with T. S. Harrison, R. C. Coffin and A. W. Peake--April, 1926. Cane Creek No. 1, flowing gas and oil. Cane Creek No. 1, flowing gas and oil. John, Tom, and Bret on top of Hart Draw Structure. 7Page 56: The bunch at Cane Creek No. 1. Saturday April 17th, noon, getting ready for the night, Gooseberry Ranger Station, Elkridge. Saturday April 17th, noon, Stephens' Canon. Sunday April 18th, repacked and ready to leave Gooseberry. 7Page 57: Sunday April 18th, repacked and ready to leave Gooseberry. Looking across Hart Draw. The bathers on Indian Creek. 50 miles down the Colorado River from Moab. 7Page 58: Looking down dark canon, Elkridge. At Crammer wellsite, Organ Rock. Looking up the valley from Organ Rock. Diamond drill cores in the foreground. Monday--April 19th. Bret at Gooseberry Ranger Station. 7Page 59: John at Gooseberry Ranger Station. Looking down the Colorado River. The two horsemen--Gooseberry Ranger Station. Four tough guys--Organ Rock. 7Page 60: Tom hidden by brush. Resting at the Falls on Indian Creek. Looking down Colorado River from the boat. Looking across Hart Draw. 7Page 61: Looking down the Colorado River. (Two different photos but labelled the same.) Getting ready for the start, first morning out. Indian Creek. Looking across Hart Draw toward Needles. 7Page 62: Overlooking Colorado River 1500 feet below, from entrance to tunnel. The 'Bunch' --Cane Creek. Twilight on the Colorado River near Moab, Utah. Bret and John--East Anticline, San Juan. 7Page 63: Bulging River Bed--below Indian Creek. (Two different photos but labelled the same.) Igneous Plug near Organ Rock. The trail into Dark Canon--Elk Ridge. 7Page 64: The trail into Dark Canon--Elke Ridge. Outfit--Peavine Canon, Elk Ridge. Dark Canon--Elk Ridge. Salt water and oil--Cane Creek. 7Page 65: Hieroglyphics of ancient cliff-dwellers. Cliffdwellers Hieroglyphics near Moab, Utah. Midwest-Utah Southie Oil gusher on fire near Moab, Utah. 7Page 66: no photos. 7Page 67: No photos. 7Page 68: Well #20 Ellen Lease, Hamilton Dome. Came in July 2, 1925. 7Page 69: View to north in Papoose Field, Oklahoma. T. B. Slick's Murray No. 1, NE 1/4, Sec. 3, T. 9N., R. 9E, in right foreground. February 13, 1925. Messrs. Urshel, Huffman, and Jones, of T. B. Slick organization, and Mr. H. C. Bretschneider, at the deep sand discovery well in Tonkawa Field, Oklahoma. February 12, 1925. View of eastern part of T. B. Slick's Endicott Lease at Tonkawa. February 12, 1925. 7Page 70: Train load of gasoline from Midwest Plant NO. 1 at Casper wrecked on CB&O road at Glendo, Wyoming. July, 1925. (Three different photos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 71: Pipelines being laid in the streets of Wichita, Kansas, by the Wichison Gas Co., August, 1925. (Three different photos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 72: Two different photos but have same label as page before. 7Page 73: Deer Creek--Gas Well, August 5, 1925. (Three different photos but all labelled the same.) 7Page 74: Two different photos but have same label as page before. 7Page 75: Scenes in Mexico-sent by C. H. Wegemann, July, 1926. The ranch of ElCojo--formerly a monastery. Dugout canoes on the Tuxpan River. An outcrop in the road to Tantoyuca. 7Page 76: Plaza at Tantoyuca. Maraket day--Tanoyuca. The people are Indians from the surrounding country. Old barracks--Tanoyuca. This town is 70 miles southwest of Tampico and has little connection with the outside world as the roads are very poor. 7Page 77: Along the Tamasce River, up which we sent in a launch some 50 miles. Speaking of idols. Hotel (on right) Tantoyuca. Note the load of pottery going to the Cucharas River 50 miles away. 7Page 78: Cerro Ayul No. 4 on the Golden Lane of Mexico. The well is under the cone of earth and has produced 92,000,000 bbls. The ladies are standing beside the tools which stuck in the ground when blown out of the well as it came in. Well is the property of the Huasteca Petroleum Co. 21-L SE 1/4 Sec. 26-40-79 Completed 6/23/26. Encountered oil flow in First Wall Creek Sand at 1008 feet. Flowed 5000 bbls. first 24 hours thru 12 1/2" casing. First well drilled to First Wall Creek Sand 18 years ago, in 1908. Fine example of good results of unit operation of an oil field. 7Page 79: Two different photos and unlabelled. 1. Photo of a house. 2. Photo of a large group of people. 7Page 80: Three different photos and all unlabelled. 1. Two unidentified men. 2. One unidentified man in dark suit. 3. One unidentified man in light suit. 7Page 81: Four different photos and all unlabelled. 1-4. Four different unidentified min in each picture out on golf course. 7Page 82: Four different photos and all unlabelled. 1-3. Four different unidentified men in each picture out on golf course. 4. Five different unidentified men in each picture out on golf course. 7Page 83: Six different photos and all unlabelled. 1-6. all are golf course scenes. 7Page 84: Five different photos and all unlabelled. 1-5. All are golf course scenes. 7Page 85: Scenes taken from W. D. Waltman's office, New York March, 1928. (Two different photos but have same label.) 7Page 86: Two different photos but have same label as page before. 7Page 87: Mr. Waltman's secretary; Mrs. W. D. Waltman; Mrs. Grant, New York, March, 1928. W. D. Waltman's office New York 1928. (Two different photos but have same label.) 7Page 88: Meeting of Senate Sub-Committee Investigation of Salt Creek Leases July 17, 1928. (Three different photos but all have same label.) 7Page 89: Senator Ashurst Arizona. Senator Nye, South Dakota. Senator Kendrick, Wyoming. Senator Dale, Vermont. 7Page 90: A. D. Aitken, Senatory Nye, Jack Steel. Two unidentified photos. 1. One single individual. 2. Large group of people. 7Page 91: Senator John Kendrick, Wyoming. (Three different photos but all have same label.) 7Page 92: Three different photos with no identification. 1. Large oil field. 2. Large group of people. 3. Unidentified man standing on a butte overlooking oil field. 7Page 93: Two different photos of large groups of people and unidentified. Senator Nye, Jack Steel. 7Page 94: Two different photos of groups of people and unidentified. 7Page 95: Farnsworth #34 SE 13 as she blew in from depth 3235'. July 22, 1930. (Two different photos but have same label.) 7Page 96: no photos. 7Page 97: "Stanolind" Casper, Wyoming, July 25, 1928. 7Page 98: Photo by RSE 9/27/29 showing L. to R. HCB, Frank Stearns of Ft. Sumner, GBJ and GHJ seated on wall of old cistern near site of Pete Maxwell home on Pecos River, near Ft. Sumner, N. M. It was at this house where Pat Garrett shot and killed Billy the Kid in Maxwell's bedroom about midnight July 14, 1881. L. to R.--HCB, GHJ, Frank Stearns, GBJ. Standing on site of Pete Maxwell house on Pecos River near Ft. Sumner, N. M. Where Billy the Kid was killed by Pat Garrett, July 14, 1881. William H. Bonney or Billy the Kid, was born in New York City, November 23, 1859. L. to R.--GHJ, Frank Stearns, HCB, GBJ, at head of graves (3) in graveyard near old Ft. Sumner, N. M. Billy the Kid is said to have been buried in grave at left with Charlie Bowdried in middle and Tom O'Folliard at right, all killed by Pat Garrett. 7Page 99: Unidentified photo of a large auditorium of people. Sign in background reads Warner Bros. W----- 7Page 100: Unidentified photo of a large auditorium of people. Sign in background reads Welcome A-P-I. 7One 9:x14 1/2" red photo album. Each photo labelled with description as follows: (171 photos) 7Loose pictures in front of album: 7Cane Creek Structure from east side of river 7Oil wells everywhere in Burkburnett, Texas. 1919. 7The Midwest Refining Company--Hepp Well--Section 26, Township 1 North, Range 21 East; Big Lake Dome, Stillwater County, Montana. 7Two unidentified photos. 7Page 1: Smith Creek Dome--Sheridan County, Wyoming. Near Montana line east flank Big Horn Mountains--Looking northwest--White beds are Sundance Limestones--Foreground is Chugwater formation--Robinson photo. Amsden Canyon--Big Horn Mountains--Sheridan County, Wyoming. Looking southwest from Smith Creek Dome--Robinson photo. Madison limestone--North flank Little Belt Mountains--Antelope Creek--Judith Basin County, Montana--Looking up--Robinson photo. East flank Big Horn mountains--Sheridan County, Wyoming--Looking south--The mountain flank is Madison limestone--Robinson photo. 7Page 2: Sapphire Mine-Little Belt mountains--Judith Basin County, Montata--Looking northwest--This mine produces the only one of its kind in the world--Robinson photo. Great Northern Railway Coal Mine--Lehigh, Judith Basin County, Montana--Looking Southeast--Robinson photo. Washing sapphires--New Mine--Togo Creek, Judith Basin County, Montana--Looking southeast--Robinson photo. 7Page 3: Finch Fold--9 miles west of Finch, Rosebud County, Montana--Looking southeast--Bearpaw shale above, Judith River sandstone below--Robinson photo. Wolf Butte at north end of Little Belt Mountains--Judith Basin County, Montana--Looking Southeast--A denuded Laccolith (?)--Robinson photo. Finch Fold--8 miles west of Finch, Rosebud County, Montana--Looking north--Note flat fold in judith River sandstone in distant escarpment--Robinson photo. Twin Sisters--Little Belt Range--Judith Basin County, Montana--Looking south--Robinson photo. 7Page 4: Lance Formation--Sarpy Creek--15 miles south of Sanders, Treasure County, Montana--Looking east--Typical erosion forms of Lance--Robinson photo. Typical topography on Finch Fold 8 miles west of Finch, Rosebud County, Montana--Looking northeast--Taking during rainstorm--Robinson photo. Mine near Mussellshell, Mussellshell County, Montana--Looking southeast--Coal is mined from Lance--Robinson photo. Reed Point--Stillwater County, Montana--Looking south--Yellowstone river and Livingston (Lance) Formation--Robinson photo. 7Page 5: Escarpment of Eagle Sandstone--Township 35 North, Range 4 West--Looking northeast--West Flank of Sweetrass Arch--Robinson photo. Badlands developed in Virgelle (Eagle) Sandstone--Four miles west of Virgelle--Chouteau County, Montana--Looking down--Robinson photo. Badlands developed in Virgelle sandstone--Four miles west of Virgelle, Chouteau County, Montana--Looking northwest--Robinson photo. Sandstone Canyon of Marias River--Liberty County, Montana--Looking down river towards northeast--Robinson photo. Cradling gravel for gold--Gold Butte P. O.--Sweetgrass Hills--Looking up Gold Creek--Robinson photo. Ripple marked limestone from Basal Chugwater, Blue Water Creek, CArbon County, Montana--Looking down--Robinson photo. 7Page 6: Yellowstone River flowing over basal Lance (Fox Hills?) 2 miles west of Columbus, Stillwater County, Montana--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. International Boundary Monument--One mile west of Sweetgrass, Toole County, Montana--Looking Northwest--These posts are benchmarks at Base--Robinson photo. 7Page 7: Crazy Mountains--Sweetgrass County, Montana--Looking west--Taken just after sunset--Robinson photo. One unidentified picture. Crazy Mountains--Sweetgrass County, Montana--Looking northwest--The mountains are of igneous and metamorphic rock--Robinson photo. 7Page 8: no photos. 7Page 9: Glaciel Lake Beacher--Flathead County, Montana--Looking Southeast--Mission Mountains in distance--Robinson photo. Buffalo--Near Ronan--Flathead County, Montana--Robinson photo. Close up photo of buffalo. 7Page 10: no photos. 7Page 11: Sandstone split by roots--Yellowstone county, Montana--Looking north--Sandstone is in Lance Formation--Robinson photo. One unidentified photo. 7Page 12: no photos. 7Page 13: Mowry escarpment east flank of Soap Creek Fold--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana.--Robinson photo. Oil--Soap Creek Field--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking down--Robinson photo. Storage Tanks--Soap Creek Field--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking north down Soap Creek--Robinson photo. 7Page 14: no photos. 7Page 15: Topography in Kevin-Sunburst oil field--Toole County, Montana--Looking east--Robinson photo. 7Page 16: no photos. 7Page 17: Contact of Mowry and Thermopolis shales 0 Tschergis range--Little Big Horn River--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking southwest, upstream Robinson photo. Big Horn River in flood near Hardin, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking southwest, upstream Robinson photo. Eagles nest--Upper Fly Creek--Crow Reservation--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking down--Robinson photo. Northernmost exposure of Shannon sandstone--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana. Looking East--The thin sands occur in yellow sandy shale.--Robinson photo. 7Page 18: Sport Creek anticline--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking Northwest--the light colored material is gypsum in the Chugwater Formation--Robinson photo. North end of Sport Creek Anticline, Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana-Looking north across the valley of Lodgegrass Creek--The sundance (light) overlying the Chugwater--Robinson photo. Sharp fold on south end of Sport Creek Anticline--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking Northeast--Taken from Little Big Horn River Valley--Robinson photo. Big Horn Mountains--Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking west up Lodgegrass Creek--Robinson photo. 7Page 19 Big Horn Canyon--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking Northeast--Greatest depth of canyon 3000-foot cut in Madison and older limestones. Robinson photo. Beauvais Creek--Crow Reservation--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking northwest--The low escarpment is the outcrop of the Dakota sandstone--Robinson photo. Dry Head Ranch--Dry Head Creek--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking northeast--Tensleep sandstone ledge in background--Robinson photo. 7Page 20: Big Horn River--Hardin in distance--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking upstream southwest--Robinson photo. Ruins of Fort C. E. Smith on Big Horn River, Big Horn County, Montana--Robinson photo. St. Xavier Mission, Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking north--Robinson photo. Custer Battlefield--Crow Reservation--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking northwest--The stones amrk the spots where the troopers fell--Robinson photo. 7Page 21: Roundup camp--Beauvais Creek, Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking up creek west--Robinson photo. Erosion form in Colorado shale--North of Toluca, Big Horn County, Montana--Mowry escarpment in background--Robinson photo. Bringing the calf to the fire for branding--Beauvais Creek--Crwo Reservatin--Big Horn County, Montana--Looking north--Mowry escarpment in the distance--Robinson photo. 7Page 22: Branding--Big Horn County, Crow Reservation, Montana--Robinson photo. A big maverick down--Beauvais Creek, Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking northwest towards Mowry escarpment--Robinson photo. Working on a maverick 0 Beauvais Creek, Crow Reservation, Big Horn County, Montana--Looking north--The escarpment in the distance is of Mowry shale--Robinson photo. 7Page 32: Great Falls of Missouri--Lakota? Sandstone--Cascade County, Montana--Looking upstream west--Robinson photo. Sinuous dike in Eagle sandstone--Alkali Creek structure--Looking east--Robinson photo. Bank of Glacial Drift--Black Coulee 20 miles west of Big Sandy, Chouteau County Montana. Looking east--Robinson photo. Dam above Great Falls--Missouri river--Ten miles below Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana--Looking northwest upstream. Robinson photo. Diamond jointing Tensleep sandstone north end of Black Butte fold, Carbon County, Montana--Robinnson photo. Intrusion in fault structure Spring Creek, Chouteau County, Montana--Looking northwest--The contact is between Eagle sandstone and peridotite (?)--Robinson photo. 7Page 24: Chevron Fold--Six miles north of Byrum, Montana--Looking South--Exposure in road cut--Top of eagle--Virgelle sandstone--Robinson photo. Slickensides along fault plane--Big Timber Creek, Sweetgrass County, Montana--Livingston formation--Robinson photo. Judith River sandstone--Wild Cat Creek, Sweetgrass County, Montana--Looking Northeast up creek--Robinson photo. Judith River Formation--Wildcat Creek--Stillwater County, Montana--Looking Northwest--Robinson photo. 7Page 25: Railroad cut on Great Northern Railroad in Colorado shale--One mile northeast of Fowlder Staion on Dry Fork of Marias River--Pondera County, Montana--Looking northeast--Robinson photo. Fort Union formation--Sarpy Creek--South of Sanders--Treasure County, Montana--Robinson Photo. South End of Cottonwood--Ringling anticline, Gallatin County, Montana--Looking west--Robinson photo. Eagle sandstone--Cameron Creek, Golden Valley County, Montana--Looking east--Shows pinching out of bed--Robinson photo. 7Page 26: Alberta Block Coal Company Well--Devils Basin, Musselshell County, Montana--Looking Southwest--Robinson photo. Pumping Black oil--Alberta Block Coal Company Well--Devils Basin, Musselshell County, Mont.--Horizontal--Robinson photo. Coal entry in eagle sandstone--Potters Basin anticline--Park County, Montana--Looking west--Robinson photo. Jack M. Sickler, geologist--Mid-Norther Oil Co.--Looking cross--Robinson photo. 7Page 27: Barns--Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana--Looking northwest--Robinson photo. Agricultural building--Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana--South view--Robinson photo. Main Street--Bozeman, Montana, Gallatin County, Montana--Looking west--Robinson photo. South end of Bridger Mountains with Montana State College "M" Gallatin County, Montana--Looking northeast--Robinson photo. 7Page 28: Bridger Range from east--Madison Limestone forms the peaks--Robinson photo. East flank of Bridger Range--Gallatin County, Montana--Looking west--The Madison limestone forms the top of the range--Robinson photo. Stack threshing--Gallatin County, Montana--Robinson photo. 7Page 29: Mount Gould--Glacier National Park--Looking Southwest--Robinson photo. Mount Gould, Lake McDermott and Many Glacier Hotel--Glacier National Park--Looking Southwest--Robinson photo. Mount Gould and Stark Point--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. 7Page 30: Stark Point--Glacier National Park--Looking east from Many Glaciery Hotel--Mountain is of Algonkin red argyllite--Robinson photo. McDonald Lake--Glacier National Park--Looking northeast--A cloudy day--Robinson photo. Amphitheatre Mountain from Upper St. Marry Lake--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. Going to Sun Mountain--Glacier National Park--Looking northwest--Robinson photo. 7Page 31: Citadel Mountain--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Taken from Going-to-Sun Camp--Little Matterhorn on extreme right--Robinson photo. Mount Wilber--Glacier National Park--Looking west--Robinson photo. Upper St. Mary Lake and Red Rock mountain--Glacial National Park--Looking southeast--Robinson photo. Upper St. Mary Lake--Glacier National Park--Little Matterhorn in distance--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. 7Page 32: The Garden Wall--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--The Continental Divide between Swiftcurrent and McDonald Creeks--Robinson photo. Terminal Moraine Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Horizontal--The Material has been so recently deposited that rain has not washed the sand and clay from the pebbles and boulders--Robinson photo. Moraine at foot of Grinnell Glacierr--Glacier National Park--Looking north, taken in August, 1922. Grinnell Glacier and Moraine--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. 7Page 33: Mount Gould 9541 feet--Glacier National Park--Looking south--Note Cliff and Cornice Glaciers--Robinson photo. Discharge from Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--This is the upper part of a cascade 1800 feet high--Robinson photo. Swiftcurrent Valley and Mount Gould--Glacier National Park--Looking Southwest--A symmetrical "U" Valley--Robinson photo. Crevasses on line of Bergschrund Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking south--Note cliff glacier in background--Robinson photo. 7Page 34: Snow slide groove on Allen Mountain--Glacier National Park--Looking southeast from Grinnell Glacier--Robinson photo. Mount Gould--Glacier National Park--Looking south--Grinnell Glacier and Neve Field at base--Robinson photo. Sherburne Valley--Glacier National Park--Looking Northeast--Note "U" shape of valley and moraine--Robinson photo. Bergschrund of Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Note annual rins in ice--Robinson photo. 7Page 35: Surface of Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking northwest--The debris on the surface is a concentration due to the summers melting--Robinson photo. Glacier erosin--Glacier National Park--Looking southeast from Grinnell Glacier--This feature is developed in algonkian red argyllite--Robinson photo. Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Robinson photo. Cataract Valley--Glacier National Park--Looking southwest--Taken in August--Robinson photo. 7Page 36: Grinnell Lake and Lake Josephine--Glacier National Park--Looking northeast--Grinnell Lake is white from suspended rock flour--Robinson photo. Lateral moraine of Grinnell Glacier--Glacier National Park--Looking northwest--The morainal ridge is very narrow and about 100 feet high--Robinson photo. Lake Josephine--South Swiftcurrent Valley--Glacier National park--Looking Northeast--The mountains are of algonkian red argyllite--Robinson photo. 7Page 37: Lumber at Somers--Flathead County, Montana--Looking west--Robinson photo. Logs in Flathead Lake--Somers, Montana--Flathead County, Montana--Looking Northeast--Robinson photo. Flathead Lake--Flathead County, Montana--Looking northeast--Robinson photo. Near Flathead Lake--Flathead County, Montana--Robinson photo. 7Page 38: Gorge of Pend O'Reille River Flathead County, Montana--Looking upstream northeast--The Gorge is cut in Algonkian sediments--Robinson photo. Effects of erosion in lake beds--Flathead County, Montana--Looking east--Mission Mountains in distance--Robinson photo. Mount McDonald--Mission Mountains, Flathead County, Montana--Looking east--The mountains are algonkian argyllite--Robinson photo. 7Page 39: Panoram of Snowy Mountains from north--Fergus County, Montana--Taken on Cottonwood Creek--Robinson photo. Lateral lithologic variation Kootenai (Fuson) Formation east of Lewistown, Fergus County, Montana--Robinson photo. Badlands, Developed in Colorado shale--Arrow Creek, Fergus County, Montana--Looking east--Robinson photo. 7Page 40: Inequalities of Deposition Kootenai (Fuson) Formation--Railroad cut east of Lewistown, Fergus County, Montana, Robinson photo. Wheat field--Arrow Creek Bench--Fergus County, Montana--Looking north--Marquis wheat--Robinson photo. Cat Creek Oil Field--Fergus County, Montana--Looking north from Mid-Northern Warehouse--Robinson photo. South Moccasin Mountains--Fergus County, Montana looking south--The upper part of the mountain group is made up of Madison limestone and igneous rocks--Robinson photo. 7Page 41: Badlands on lower Judith River--Fergus County, Montana--Developed in Judith River, Claggett, Eagle and Colorado rocks--Relief 500 feet--Looking east--Robinson photo. Badlands of Arrow Creek--Fergus and Chouteau Counties--Montana--Looking North--The White Bank is Eagle Sandstones--Robinson photo. Rig of Eugene Oil prospectors--Bauley Dome--Fergus County, Montana--Looking north--Hole starts in basal part Eagle Sandstone--Robinson photo. 7Page 42: View of Gunsight Pass on Grinnell Glacier, Glacier National Park. 7Page 43: Grinnell Glacier, Glacier National Park, showing lateral moraine. One unidentified photo. 7Page 44: Cottonwood Ringling Structure, Montana--From top of ridge looking southeast. One unidentified photo. 7Page 45: Cottonwood-Ringling Structure, Montana--Looking northeast from east side of high ridge. One unidentified photo. 7Page 46: Near Bridger, Montana--Photo by T. H. Harrison. Dike of igneous rock in the Nye-Dean anticline, west of Dean Postoffice. Photo by Lonesberry. 7Page 47: Justky--St 1--Rector #1, Rangely Field, Colo. Utah Sou. Equity #1 Sec 36 Rangely Field. 7Page 48: Utah Souther Equity--McLaughlin #2 Sec. 23--Rangely Field, Colo. Husky--Std #2, Sec. 24--Rangely Field, Colo. 7Page 49: Utah Southern Equity--Refinery--Vernal, Utah. 7Page 50 H. G. Naylor, John D. Clark, Everett Shaw--Iles Camp, Iles Dome Colorado, 1924. John D. Clark looking into pool of oil at Iles Dome, Colorado discovery well, 1924. 7Page 51: Views of Carbon Plant, Lance Creek, Wyoming--Which was bought and dismantled by H. C. Bretschneider and J. H. Miller, from The Huber Corporation in 1941. (Four different photos.) 7Page 52: Carbon Plant. (Four different photos.) 7Page 53: Carbon Plant. (Four different photos.) 7Page 54: Passport picture for trip to Venezuela, 1925. H. C. Bretschneider. Greetings from H. C. Bretschneider, Nov. 1937. Leslie Thompson and H. C. B. taking a walk in Kansas City, about 1937. 7Page 55: Petroleum Club, Oct. 20, 1949. 7Page 56: no photos.