Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-29

never mas before hdd SuIn large
aggregate production.
Then passing over to the southern
ond of the Usage country, we find
some magnificent wells being brought
in by the Indian Territory Iluminat-
Ing OH company and other companies
in the vicinity Of Bigheart, some Of
these wells having an initial produce
tlon Of 500 barrels
Dropping down n little below the
Bigheart field we have to record the
bringing in near Avant on lot 75, Of
a Well by the Prairie Oil and Gas
company which made 100 barrels In
the first twenty-'our hours. This Is
the biggest well that has been brought
in by the Prairie Oil and Gas COM
pany in the Mid-ContInent field for
the period Of whole year.
Cleveland Field Also Good.
Finally we come to the Cleveland
field, when is looking better today
than ever and which promises a mag
nlficent production for this fall and
winter. At the present moment the
Cleveland field leads all others within
the radius named in the matter of
production.
We have no boom in the oil busl-
ness and It is best that we should
not have, but the business is on
good prosperous basis, satisfactory
alike to the producer, TO the pipe line
companies, ana to the supply houses.
Notes.
Probably the most important piece
OF news that we have to record today
is the fact that Griess e Ross on the
Thomas land, one mile east OF the
Yoalum well, Perryman pool, finally
struck the oil sand at the depth of
1860 feet. This was done late Friday
afternoon and the drill went into the
sand fifteen feet. The well was shot
yesterday. This is probably the
Glenn sand. The Importance Of the
we'll lies in the fact that it very great
ly increases the area of the Perryman
pool by extending its probable limits
mile east. 1t is not meant to be
understood by this that the same sand
existing in ne Perryman pool extends
to the Griess & Ross well, but the
fact that this we'll has an oil sand
at all shows the possibilities of this
part of the country and indicates that
everywhere 1t is underlaid with some
kind of oil or gas-bearing sand.
The following is a report OF the
situation in the Cleveland field up
to Saturday morning; Milliken No.
4, Mullendore, 1850 feet; Milliken No.
s. Brentenal, fishing at 400 feet; MIL
liken No. 2. Craig, rig up; p. o. & G.
No. 7, McNeal, 1900 feet; S. r.. & X.
No. H. Arnold, 1000 feet; S. r. & X.
No. IL, Arnold. 1900 feet; Selby No. /,
School land. $3.50 feet; Jennings g.
Kemp, School land, 500 feet; Gypsy
No. 3, Purcell, 2100 feet; Gypsy No. 4,
Purcell, 1000 feet; Producers No. 8,
Jones, fishing at 1900 feet; Produc-
ers No. G, Jones, 1900 feet; Mountain
Oh company No. /, Connors, 2S0OI
feet; Producers have rigs up on Jones
for Nos. and s; the Paova has tim
bers on the ground for No. 3 on the
Kinney.
The Finance OIL company mas start
cd drilling No. 2 in section 2-21-9,
South Usage.
Moore & Braden have completed
their No. AZ in section 12-21-S in the /
Cleveland sand, South Usage, and it
is good for so barrels.
The March oil company has COM
pletod its No. on the Alvin land,
section 12-1S-11, Taneha field, ana
it is good for 35 barrels.
Strawn & Harris are drilling their
No. Z on the Henry Froe land, Sec
tion 2-1S-12. and are down zoo feet.
The Eastern oil company has a rig
mp and has started drilling on their
No. 16 Jessie l., Berryhill land, Sec
lion 29-17-13. Glenn field.
The Eastern Oh company has COM
,leted its No. 2 on the Berry land in
section 25-l3-11, Tiger Flats and II
s good for from seven TO eight mil
ion feet of gas.
Ross & Griess nave rig up for ,
heir No. 2 on the Addie Eaton land. !
iectlon 36-22-12. Skiatook field.
The Producers oil company's No. :
3 on the Panther land in section :
1-i7-13. Bird Creek field. is COM {
'leted in the Tucker sand and Is 9
howing for a small producer. v