Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-29
Sycamore Valley

The Southern OIL company's
Herscher heirs No. 9 Is spudding'
The same company's boiler house
on the Benjamin Kincade farm
burned Saturday. 1t caught fire
by the gas exploding and setti"e
fire to the boiler house No one
was hurt and not mnch damage
done.
H. <. Windland No. Is being
drilled to the grit.
The Tide Oh & Gas Company's
No. I on the c. J. Bode farm Is
spuddlng.
Kochert & Morrison's No: I on
the McVey farm Is holding up al
the IS barrels.
While at work on the Kinsey
well No. 3 last Monday they were
pulling casing to locate leak and
pulled the rig In. The we'll Is not
in yet. w. 1.
Quaker Ridge
F. L. Mooney has moved the rig
from the J. V. Scott No. to the
farm of John R.Scott near the Glib
bins we'll and talks of drawing the
casing from J. v. Scott No. L.
Frank has talked that until 1t Is
becoming monotonous and we hope
he will either pull up or shut up.
However, we are not seriously
alarmed over 1t.
A man giving his name as Spen-
Ger from Sistersville WAS here last
week representing the Carter OH
company looking for territory to
operate.
Monroe Co., o.
Producers and Refiners OIL COM
pany limited, S1,s5.
The Pure Oil company IS open
Ing an Office In Marietta.
No. has been located on the
Young farm east of Stafford.
Misener & Suppes are building
a rig on the John Bandi farm on
Pratts run.
Carroll, Ogle & Co.'s we'll on the
Spencer McMullen farm at Malaga
Is dry.
A. J Barry, manager of the Pro
ducers Torpedo.company of Marlet-
ia, was here Thursday on business.
Another we'll will be drilled on
the farm of the widow hurry at
Flag. 1t Is located and will be
drilled at once.
The Ann OIL company's No. 2
on the john A. Truck farm at An
tioc was drilled In Saturday and IS
good for 40 barrels per day.
The Robinson & Phillips well
on Factory Run near Stafford will
be In about the middle of next week
providing they have no bad lack.
The American Oh company's No.
2 on Thomas Dougherty at Anti
och, came in Saturday and Is con-
sidered good for 80 barrels per day.
The Emory Oil company has
drilled In No. I on the c. R. Buch-
anan farm In Decker pool east of
Lewisville and have FIVE barrel
producer. We had hoped for a
better we'll and feel quite sure that
such good citizen as Mr.. Buchan.
an will be rewarded with quite
number of fine producers,
A note received at this Office
from Mrs. o. R. Singleton states
that they have moved to Independ.
erce, Kansas, where Mr.. Singleton
has opened a factory and had put
In half dozen shots that week.
Mr.. Singleton Is we'll known to the
oil men of this county as very
excellent oil we'll shooter and he
and his model family have our best
wishes. The outlook tor them IN
their hew home Is Aattering. Ca
zette.
PIeasanls County
Col. J. NJ. Guffy has disposed Of
his property in the Yellow Creek
field In Calhoun county, The pur-
chasers are Upham, Ralston &
Johnson, of Parkersburg.
The property consists of q lease
on the Samuel Ayres faIm, Of 40
acres, on which there are E produc-
Ing wells, having an aggregate pro
duction of about 80 barrels day.
The price paid was close to
500, 900. There are number of
promising locations to drill on the
farm and the new owners will pre-.
coed to develop the property.
On Willow Island ran, Ellsworth
O. Ill. Laua J~{Jio5 A. tba{r NJ