Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-23
IS NOW BELOW 10000.
The Production of Mcdonald Is Lower
Than for Many Months.
GORDON SANDERS SHOWING UP.
Greenlee & Forst's No. on the Noble Will
lie Drilled in To-Day.
SALE OF SISTERSVILLE PROPERTY

has at last fallen below 5000 barrels day.
1t was given out yesterday to be 19, 500, and
it may be many q long day before it goes
above that mark again, as the outlook is
not favorable for such movement
There was little change for the better in
the Gordon sanders of the Meise pool yes
| terday.
The Forest Oil Company's No. 8, on the
Mrs Campbell farm, is now making about
| ten barrels an hour. Thursday the indica-
tions were not favorable for it to be 100
| barrel well.
The same company's No. 5, on the Mrs.
| Campbell, was eight feet in the sand yes-
| terday forenoon and making about five bar
| rels an hour.
! > Their No 2 on the Robert Wallace farm is
almost through the Gordon. and dry. 1t will
| be drilled to the fifth sand. It Is about 500
| feet northeast of the old Meise No. L No.
on the Robert Wallace which was shut
| down in order that its gas might be used in
| drilling their other wells has been started
| up and is being rushed to the Gordon. 1t is
| now down about ], 400 feet.
The Forest has still three wells on the
| Mrs. Campbell property. No. is 800 feet
| deep, No about 1000, and No. 800 feet.
| This company's No on the John McEwen
| McClelland property northeast OF Oakdale,
| is 300 feet deep.
Wade No. Yields $50 Barrels.
Greenlee Forst brought in their No. 7,
on the Wade farm, yesterday and it is good
| for probably l50 barrels from the Gordon
sand. 1t was spraying steadily yesterday
morning, and the flow seemed to be increas-
| ing.
Their No. /, on the Noble farm, in the
| western part Of the Mcdonald field, was in
| the top OF the sand at noon yesterday, when
it was shut down to be measured up. The
| owners expect to get a well. as IL Is on
| . 45o line southwest of the old Fife
OF which were good wells. 1t is about 300
| feet south of S!agle, LenZ & Co.'S No.
Walker, in which they found little oil.
North of the No. Walker. about 800 feet,
| is No. Walker, which was dry. Greenlee Il
Forst. therefore, believe that the belt runs
| south OF the Walker wells and that they are
on top OF it. Their No. 8. on the Marshall
farm, at Nobiestown, is still drilling In the
Gordon, which at this point is over 40 feet
thick They expect to reach the nth sand
| by Monday.
| Gated south of the old Meise we'll, is due in
the Gordon next Tuesday.
| Slagle, Lenz & Freed shot their No. Noble
| Yesterday morning, and it was reported to
| have increased from so to about 100 barrels
| a day.
| WILDwooD-Operat in this field are al
/ most at a standstiil. About the only oil
| wells drilling are Patterson Co.'S No.
Hessler, which is down 500 feet, and Barns
dali & Co.'s No. Moon, which is drilling at
| 200 feet.
gas wells under way. Their we'll on the
| Steel farm is down 500 feet; on the Thomas,
l,Soo, and they are building rig on the
Spang, Chalfant & Co.'s well on the Brad
ford farm is 400 Ieet deep.
| MilIer's Run Property Sod.
| One of the big deals in oil property which
The DISPATCH mentioned a few days ago as
| being in the air was brought to earth yes
terday. 1t is the purchase of the Miller's
Run OH Company's property, In the sisters
willie field, by George W. Henry, OF Chicago.
| The consideration, $3.50 900.
The Miller's Run Company was a pioneer
| in the sIstersville field, and leased up about
| 1000 acres in Monroe county, O., and above
leases of the stewart, Deist, Mcknight, Nit
| tendorf, Ludolph, Jarrett ColvIn. Charles
| Colvin and the Jacob and the Ben Rowls
farms. There were eight producing wells
Com e np pany T Is inssrsssed. The s Miiiers Run mn
of sss sas
President of the Milfer's Run Oil Company
and Joseph f. Brown Treasurer.
The Gauges.
The hourly gauges of the larger wells at
Mcdonald yesterday were as follows: Morgan
No. 2. Oakdale Oil Company, 25: RobD No. g.
Florence Oh Company, SO; Slnciar Oll Com
panY's No. i, 35; Forst & Greenlee's No, Nc
Murray. q. The estimated production was
$500; stock in the field, $1,000.
Runs and Shipments.
National Transit Company runs on the 2lst
were "a, ,4Ol; shipments, 1O433.
Southwest runs, Mcdonald division on the
2lst A643 Outside of the Mcdonald,
$780, Buckeye Pipe Line, Macksburg divis-
ion. 1885, Lima division, "A, 57l; shipments,
| 81, 1856, Eureka Pipe Line, 10 O93; shipments
1876, New York Transit shipments, 1854
Southern Pipe Line shipments were 2s,s71.
The runs of the Tidewater Pipe Line yester-
day were 5,046; total, a. $50; average, 3,539
The shipments were q 065 total, 1S0, ,969; aver
age, S,6H.