Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-11
In THE CHARTERS POOL.

One Well Drilling in the Sand and Others
| Soon Due-Pipe Line Statements for
October Operations in Buckeye Terri
tory-Personal Notes.
There were no big oil wells reported in
yesterday. although several are near the
sand. The estimated production of the Nc
Donald field is given as 900 barrels, and
the runs of the Southwest Pipe Line from
that pool are about Il, 900 barrels daily.
Robinson & Brown Bros. were drilling in
the fourth sand last evening on the Dillen-
bach farm near CHARTERS, and they expect
| to reach pay streak this morning.
Greenlee & FOrst are in the l0Qfoot sand
| at their No. on the Rough farm, which adj
! joins the Dillenbach, at CHARTERS. Their
| No On the Rough h farm is down LOO feet.
The Tidal Oil Company's No. on the
Marshall farm, at Noblestown, is due in the
| fifth sand tomorrow or Monday. No. 10 on
the same farm will probably get the fifth
Tuesday or Wednesday,, and No. is down
| 1,600 feet.
In the Undercliff field, Mercer & McClurg
have struck vein OF salt water in the 100
foot on the Miller farm, which is located
1000 feet west of north from Patterson &
SOhn's Kessler farm producer.
The West Penn Gas Company has Just
finished up q gas well on the McCutcheon
farm, which is located six miles east OF
Apollo, and they are starting another for
well. They get the ga, in the Pine Run
sand.
Oil Operations in Ohio.
TIFFIN, GA ten-barrel well has been
finished up by Snyder & Co. on the w.
kenOlce lot in Clinton township, Seneca
county, and GOO feet east of the old Wenner
well. The sand was struck at 1i7S, and was
drilled in 73 feet.
Edward Neice has finished up No. Houser
in Clinton township. 1t has been shot and
has light showing of oil.
WooDvILLE-The Hardly Able Oil Company
has completed dry hole on the Ira Krotzer
farm in Woodvillo township, Sandusky
county. 1t il their No. t.
Mountler & Sons No. 10 Mountler, in the
same township, is good for 40 barrels q day.
WooD COUNTY-Hoffman, Cribbs & Co.'S
No. & Mention, in Freedom township, is a A.
barrel well, and the Ohio Oil Company has
q 40-barreler on the Baker IGrm in the same
township.
October Pipe Line Statements.
The advance sheets of the pipe limo state
ments for October give the total liabilities
of the National Transit Company as Il, 248,-
02I; acceptances and other vouchers, $685.
SIS; credit balances, 3 $50 5C3; total receipts
during the month, 2,279,475; deliveries, l.
100 l90
The total liabilities of the buckeye Pipe
Line Company are II. 800, 900: credit balances,
I,00O7l5; total receipts, 1,212,164; total deliv-
cries, 1915, ,994 barrels.
Personal.
The Washington (Pa.) Democrat printed
the following last evening regarding Mrs.
nj. V. Taylor, who is we'll known to all the
lower country oil men through her agency
for tubing, casing and pipe:
At 10 o'clock this morning the family of
Mrs. NJ. V. Taylor. who suffered serious in
juries by slight collision on the CHARTERS
Connecting Railway in this place some
months ago, received telegram stating the
I.,N- a and fhG oh 20
see their mother at once. Mrs. Taylor has
been at a sanitarium at Cambridg eboro, Pa.
for some time.
George Mcleod, the well known oil man
of Washington. was stricken by paralysis at
his home, ON West Maiden street, Monday
evening, and is now partially paralyzed on
his left side. His condition was somewhat
improved yesterday.
Major William Guckert has returned from
a visit to New York.
The Gauges Thursday.
The production of Mcdonald was 5000
yesterday, the same as the DAY before. Stock
IN field A, SEQ.
The runs from the Sfstersyille field were
II 3A barrels OIL Wednesday.
Runs and Shipments Wednesday.
The runs of the National Transit Company
were 26, 9S9; shipments, 13 sos; Southwest
runs from Mcdonald were 13, 755; outside OF
Mcdonald, 1906; total, 2l.26l; Buckeye Pipe
Line runs from the Macksburg field, 5,5T;
shipments, not in: Buckeye runs of Lima oil,
Al, ,9j6: shipments, 60,0S5 Eureka Pipe Line
runs, 10 OBS; shipments. 1885; Southern Pipe
Line shipments, 7,434; New York Transit
shipments, AZ. 293.
The Western and Atlantic runs on Wednes-
day were 2, 7l9 barrels: shipments, 9. .4l6.
The Wednesday runs of the W. L. Mellon
lines were 6.3l9 barrels; shipments, 1886
The Tidewater pipe line runs on Tuesday
were 1882; total for the month, 27,S47; aver
age, 3,4SL Shipments, %. 3O0 total, 1850;
averge, 8 609. The runs Wednesday were
47sI; total, 32,62s; average, 1928 Shipments
none.