Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-17
MORE NEW PRODUCTION.
WILDWOOD SHOWING UP WITH A
GOOD WELL AND OTHERS DUE.
Three Wells in the sand at Murdocl1sv lille,
and Not Much Above Dusters-Seyeral
New Wildcats Going Down-A ctivity at
CoraopoIis and Moon.

Three Wells in the sand at Murdocl1sv lille,
and Not Much Above Dusters-Seyeral
New Wildcats Going DOwn-A ctivity at
CoraopoIis and Moon.
There was no change yesterday in the new
wells in Northeast Wildwood. Waterhouse
a HOOller's No. >. on the Whitesell. is still
showing light, and Black Co.'S venture on
the Hardy is not encouraging. Late last
evening report reached PittSburg that
Gu1fey & Queens No. Z, on the Runga was in
the sand and doing from 25 to 80 barrels an
hour. The Roth Oil Company's PEBBLES No.
is in the sand and showing forabout 80 bar
Iels a day. McGinnesS 4 Co.'S No . on the
Kyle, was reported to be doing nearly 35 bar
Iels an hour. Hoag, Garrett 4 Co have
located rig for No. on the Jenny farm 600
feet east of their No. /. Evans & MandevilIe's
No 4. on the Marks farm, was reported as in
the sand and showing some oil. The Roth
Oil COmpany'S well on the John Mcintyre Is
on top OF the sand.
Three Light Wells.
URDoCKsvILLE-Guffey 4 Queen have
finished their well on the Mccullough farm
and it is showing for n very small well. 1t
will be shot il the hope of making pro-
ducer. Showalter Bros well on the Thomas
Bigger farm has been completed and is
almost duster. Fitzgibbons & Co.'S well
on the DIR. Fulton farm, in advance of de-
velopments, is through the MurdocksviIle
sand and dry. 1t Will be drilled to the fifth
sInd.
That Hogbar Well.
CoRAoPoLIs - The Forest City Oil Com
pany's well on the Hogbar, opposite this
place, (which has been reported as doing
anywhere from 80 to $50 barrels a day, is good
for 10 barrels MelloA's No. 10 on the Kerr,
Will get the sand this morning. Galley
Brothers have a rig up for their No. on the
Mark Watson. MELONS Nos. 2 and on the
Parry farm are due to get the sand to-mor-
row. He has a rig up for his No. on tho
petticord. The Galley Brothers have cased
their We'll on the Cooper farm Black & EN-
crson have located No 6 on the Rider farm
Their No > on this farm is down 1000 feet
location for new well on the Watson farm
zoo feet farther down the river. The well of
the same company at Imperial station is in
the sand. The sand is good and there is a
showing of Oil.
The Wells at Moon.
MooN-The Orion Oil Company's No. 1, on
the Harper farm, did not get the sand yester-
day as expected. MELONS No. l, on the Nc
Fadden, is due this week The Hervey Oil
Company's mo 3, on the Goss, is down 500
feet. They will case their No. ! McCutcheon
this week, and are building II rig for their
No ), on the same farm. Ferguson's well is
good for about l25 barrels.
Two ClaysviIIe Wells.
CLAYsvILLE-J. b. Aiken's No ], on tho
Matthews farm is down 22OO feet. The Ir-
win No. 2, of the Rising Sun Oil Company is
down 500 feet.
Fifth Sand Extension.
WAsHINGToN-The Washington Oil Com
panyis well on the Brownlee farm q making
100 barrels 4 day. Brainerd & C~npany's
well on the McEeown farm is good for 80
barrels day. Both of these are fifth sand
extension wells.
Washington Wildcat
BRIDGEvILLE-W. /. hEelIon Is drilling a
well on the Forsythe far. a mile ,...d half
20 the northeast in advadoe of present de-
selopments.
A Rig Destroyed.
McCURDY-The rig of d. B. Campbell's well
on the Scott farm, half mile west of the old
AIcCurdy, was burned Monday night. The
trunk was struck by lightning and the
flames soon spread to the rig. The drillers
dropped the tools and cable and the sand
line in the hole to save them.
Butler County Work.
MURElNsvrLLE-tiucl1ert & Co have located
Il new well on the Steve Mortland farm,
They have cased their wen on the Keim.
Snee & Co. have just cased their Kellerman
farm well. Nine Of the twenty-one wells
which Gucl1ert & Co. recently purchased at
this place have been pulled out. The other
twelve gave been cleaned out and are now