Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-28
GOOD GORDON SANDERS.

GOOD GORDON SANDERS.
The Old Meise Farm Comes to the From,
With One Big Well and Another One
Showing-In the Fifth Southwest Of Mo
Donald -sistersville and Ohio Oper.
ations.
The only developments In the Southwest
fields yesterday were In the Gordon sand
pool in the Meise hollow, located mile
south of Willow Grove, and two miles east
and south of Mcdonald.
| The No. 4, on the old Meise farm, belong
ing to Lynch, Buchheit s. Co, reached the
| Gordon sand late yesterday afternoon, and
! started of Fat rs barrels an hour.
Late last evening it was reported by one
sand, and still making 25 barrels an hour.
The No. on the Meise. also belonging to
| Lynch, Buchheit & Co, Is in the sand and
| making a strong showing. They expect TO
wells are in the heart of the pool and can
no. be said to open up any new territory.
Mularkey & Co.'S No. on the Freeman
lot. just west and south Of Oakdale. which
was reported to be making go barrels an
hour, after a shot Monday evening, had
dropped to less than 20 barrels an hour yes
wells.
Greenlee & Forst's No. 8 on the Marshall
farm, south Of Noblestown, was reported to
have fallen from 25 to 20 barrels an hour,
and the estimated production of the field
had declined from 20, 500 to q, 900 barrels.
The Devonian Oil Company expects to
drill in its No. on the w. B. Moorhead farm,
southwest of Mcdonald. to-day.
Mrhe Woodland Oil Company's No. !, on the
GLADDEN. farm, also in the territory SOUTH
west of Mcdonald, was reported last night
to be in the top OIL the third and showing for
well.
In West Virginia and Ohio.
s1srERsv1LLE-The Wells Oil Company has
finished up its Nos. and 8 on the Eph
Wells farm, just below town. No. 2 is max
ing about rs barrels a day, and No. is put
ting out 2o0 barrels a day. They are start
ing TO drill al Nos. and on the same farm.
Apple, Mercer & knox expect to get into
the sand to-day at their No. on the Michael
farm.
CORNING, O.-An operator who has been
through this field recently stated yesterday
that four or five wells have been completed,
and none o: them are doing over IS barrels a
day.
There are now four or five strings OF tools
running in the field.
The operating is being done by the Cen;
tral Ohio OIL Company, which is composed
of Columbus parties.
BOWLING GREEN, O.-There have been a
number Of dry holes finished up in this
Among them are the Brown Oil Company's
No. Peter Kramp. Plain township, Wood
county; b W. McMahon's No. 2 Samuel Case,
Plain township; the Bowling Green Gas Co.'S
No. Barton, and No, Walter; and A. c.
McDonald's No. 2 on the Joseph Hampton
farm. The last is in close proximity to some
good producers.
Black. Reese & Hazlett's No. Ewing, in
Plain township. is good for 700 barrels. This /
firm has rig up for No on the John APPEL
Iarm, and las made two more locations on
CYeNEr, 0.-E. 81. Barnum's No. on the
K Whitacre farm in Bloom township, Wood
county, is good for 30 barrels. He is drilling
No 10 on this iarin.
The Ohio Oil Company's No. i Loe has
been shot and is good for 80 barrels.
A. E. Priddy has shot his No. Sharon and
1t is making 10 barrels.
A Mystery Near Fryburg.
The residents of Fryburg are greatly ex-
cited over new well drilled on the Culp
farm near Fryburg, by the Jamestown Gas
Company. The firm were after gas and
were surprised when the well filled with oil
over the jars when the sand was struck Sat-
urday. The Jars were pulled out and the
hole plugged, but on Friday the bailer was
run and 400 feet of oil that had seeped
through the plugs were found in the hole.
The company made q mystery and have
been leasing land in that vicinity since that
time. The well is showing better than any
well in the adjoining field OF Lineville.
The Gauges. q
The production OF Mcdonald was 10000
yesterday, 500 less than the day before. The
hourly gauges of the largest wells at Nc
Donald yesterday were as follows: Greenlee
& Forst's No. Noble heirs. 25; No. 6 Mar
shall, 20. The estimated production was
20, 900; stock in field, Il, 600.
Runs and Shipments Monday.
The National Transit runs were 36,776
shipments, @, $50. Runs of Southwest Penn
sylvania from Mcdonald, 90 ,427; outside of
Mcdonald, 1851, total runs, 29.2sa Buckeye
runs OF Macksburg oil 4sl6 shipments,
none. Buckeye runs of Lima oil, 57,12l;
shipments on oath, 1882; 25th. II. .497; 26th, |
%, sos Eureka runs, 1881; shipments, 2,744; |
New York transit shipments, 1876. South |
ern Pipe Line shipments, 39,0H.
The runs of the w. L. Mellon Pipe Lines |
on Monday were $3.50; receipts from other |
lines, none; total receipts, $3.50; shipments, |
6679.
The runs Of the Western and Atlantic Pipe |
Line Company Monday were 4,596; ship |
ments, 1855
The runs OF the Tidewater Pipe Line Com |
pany Monday were 23l4; total for the month, |
y 396; average, 1902; shipments, none; total, |
los 942: average T536