Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-18

mcdonald borough, was one bit in the fiftf
sand yesterday afternoon, and showing {
slight Improvement They expect to gel
the Gordon sand to-day on the Thomasy lot
Patterson & Jones No. 2, on the Shaffel
iarm, In southwest McCurdy, is nearing the
last sand, and may reach the pay streak this
week. Guckert & Steele's No. 6, on the
MeVey farm, may reach the Gordon sand
the last of this week. Their No. Z, on
the same farm, will be in the
early next week. Their No. 8, MeveN is
being spudded in, and No. g. which is down
IN the flats near the creek, will get the Cor
don next week with good luck.
W.. l.. Mellon & Co. expected to finish
up three wells Yesterday i'll the south
west McCurdy field. They were his
NOS; and on the Neeley farm, and No.
on the Mertz The wires were in bad condi
hon last night owing to the storm and at a
late hour he had not heard whether they had
Ieacned the pay. They are expected in to-
day at all events.
Was Not Drilled In.
BUTLER-Weir & Coswell on the Ander-
son farm, ahead of the Glade Run develop
ments, was not drilled in yesterdy owing to
some dlflculty in regard to the lease.
Gauges of the Wells.
The gauges of the big wells yesterday
showed the following to be their average
Mathews. I'm. their No Herron ~.
Nos. and Horron e5o. Roll No / %.
Bell No, 2. 75. Poll No a ia. OakdaIe oil
Comnanv's NJ Ipa1d,,;r N. No Wol1ooa
10; No Morgan heirs, 60; Sturgeon heirs
No. 2, 20; Guffey, Murphy & Galey's No.
Elliott, 30; No. 3 Elliott, 20; No 1 Sam
sturgeon. %; No. Sam Sturgeon, 200;
Torest vi Company's No 1 Eta Glenn,
loo; No Il. Glenn, IA; NO. D: M. Glenn,
e,1 -, 70 onaf1er, 10; No. Shai1er, IO NO.
Snaner, lo; No. Heron, 70; NO. Heron,
lou; forst q Greenlee's No. l Mevey, ~;
no. Mevey, 80; No. Gamble, AZ; Miller,
q nays q Gartland's No. 8, AZ; Royal Gas
Company's No. M. Robb, 16; Devonian
Eliiott 5s. No. o o 1iiloss, o., ~
75;W oodland Oil Company's No 1, Gamble,
80; W. P. Rend's No. 1, Rend, Is! Black &
Co. s No. 1, Sauters, 81; Miller g. Co. s No.
1, Mcdonald, %; Patterson & Co. s No. l,
Sauters, %: Wheeling Gas Company's No.
1, Cook lot, Is; Guckert & Steele's No. 8,
Mevey, 30; Patterson & Jones' No 2,
Kelso, 170; No. 8 Kelso, 175; Gordiner &
Co. s No. Mertz, 25: Guffey & Queens No.
1, Wetmore, Is: Guffev. Murphy & Miller.
Is; Devonian Oil Company's No. 1. Bovce'
100; Forest Oil Companv's No. 2. Wright,
81. The runs from the Mcdonald field yes-
terdav were onlv 40 3s4 Is barrels Outside
of Mcdonald the Southwest Pine Line runs
were %, 1863. 18 berrels. Stock in field. 2O4. :
700 barrels.
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LII "ee' 'hsinia'
- :. ARcHER's FoRKs-Ihere is still little
llfe lett IN this vicinity yet, and several
welis are pelng put down. Barnsdall q
20 nave r1g up on the Tlce farm, which
1arm developments. Sammels, Ackerly q
hose are down ], 200 feet and drilling on
the Widow Ward farm. Cincinnati parties
are down 1,75o feet on a wildcat on Stan.
al dlsh 1arm,,whlch Is mile and halt north OF
the Davis farm.
Southwest Tankaye.
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ronI III asnIng.on, ra ogse'oer says Inc
Sot IennSyivanla rlPe LINES nave
inineu 70 hahe Meauo%lanus tneIr per
. storage STATION Ior the entlre soutn-
" Na. ~est neius. In pursuance OF tnls determl-
na.lon 'hey Iecently nave Deen -, making
SH1EnsiVe VoH purchases OF iano IN tne Ohar1lers
r alIey Dotn ABOVE ana DeIoW Inat place:
lney nave M PnronAseo from 'Ionn EnWaros lo
acres anu LOU percnes, sitnaIeo IN CnartieTs
Fowsp' fov So 1eo - us' ~ess oi LSlngs 1lu mlll,
Lol 90 io1 1u ABOVE the Ewing place they
nave 60 made ea another purchase, pay
s Eoo. " WIS. MARTINS Morgan
=. lrod4L u,tsine, n ior eiSn. anu si1ty-nine nun
.oI :Is &C. ~ hor la!m, IylhS oh !ne
sue VI lle ohar.iers raliway. Ad-
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,rnn, piaLI nv aa| wv n9e tno eu'n aIies
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49, ' 80 now r"uo wv Pul-
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r =. 20 oea eo anu slAty one henoredtn
'oies ior. co. ooc oo anu the second OF twenty-
~ TIE III: anu ~. Inlee peIches ior 90, III
=, tnts siYeS ~ tnen Cl controi ol the strip OF
'nno1, aJ 80 tha .,I p;.tSh aii"ay anu Ihe
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,rroLasad "a s;n,iia - -" r; ..is tney nave
~ ,u4 onseu - sluiiai iiL s.IiP ol land lying
1anes Marv % and Gosenb @ ie n SlIsnn sfeeS from fan
q aI1 "aIy anu cosePn m oa n. Allison Ior
r. -. . ~ toI.aiIs I u.s. atio1 acIes. heiow
hn ,' Srsot my naeS o:nseu HesosiaIlohs lor
= -. ~ sII ~ siuniIaf SUP on the Iarm
urna,,ad ~ is I;LaIs thot u l. ] 10 moM Deing
'na' seteIal 9tneT
liz Iii VI ,an ~ - .nS '"me nv nelgnoorloo9
vi i.i pass f smvo .nI nanTs MS 1l rhe Stan9ard
'ana haan offared soso -ns aaa am en- oto'ners .L
aa;o;uo. :. ao.oS -. 81 ~ PEi :oi or 'ne re-
how s4iii 20 o ,eI hut ~ 'he H. "ds arm Wnicn
nt ney 5000 slt o"n' puI nave oeclineo, as they
IN Sow ioUV iol s.is part OF !neir property.
oid ldn4u. tu.n, ooIs ao,I sne PorIioh OF tne Ar
onn,oJ ~ oo1a a naIe so ear ea,- peen
ora or seo oss nee f"r "ssu 40 h pi,oe VI S@'' per
80 SO ~, .oi .nI "noi :.,.
,o;t ~ ~ .n ne% o"o ts 'anAs WIN an average
aPaoiEs IPd;s.I ~ 1oooJ oaries are 70 oe erected
ean oop,nJatod Ona pa,r +,l -
rected on the 19-acre tract just above
Arden, which the Western and Atlantic
mes purchased last year from Mrs. Finney
'r y, ,OOO Six new tanks have been erected