Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-27

South Of jerks the GLADYS Bcll on
Co. is drilling AT GOO feet on the VII
son farm in Section 9-17-l3 and is
shutting In the gas on the Brockman
farm, the No. / for the lease, I'm Sec
tion lS-17-l3 The Barry n CraVcr
well on the Crosby farm in the same
section was drilling yesterday at 1860
feet.
The Bratcher oil Co, is moving in
for test I'm the northwest Of Sec
ton 20-l1-l0,
The many friends Of Pat Murray
Will be sorry 10 hear that he Is maxi
Ing slow progress with his well al
DeNGlrs Bluff, Ark. II Is only 500
feet or whereabouts in depLh at the
present writing
1t Is reported that the oklahoma
Natural has a showing for an oil
well in Section 27-l6-l4 and the re-
ports concerning the same are lergely
exaggerated. BY the time this paper
reaches the breakfast table the well
Will have been reported as making a
flow over the top of the derrick every
ten minutes, if the ratio of eNagcra"
tion keeps up the clip il has at the
present writing.
A. B. Reese has aseven mil
lion foot gaser in the Glenn
sand on the John Tiger farm in Sec
ton 12-1S-12. He has completed ar
rangements for the sale Of his gas
to the Texas people and has certainly
developed a nice paying proposition
from thsi venture.
The Producers Oil Co. has started
ton farm in Section 2-iS-9. and are
now 2300 feet deep.
C. NJ. Willard OF Sistersville, West
Va, arrived in Tulsa yesterday.
Report has It that Oklahoma City
parties closely allied with the state
administration are over In Pawnee
county looking up defective titles to
school land. 1t behooves the oil men
to look carefully after the same-that
is If they care to avoid further troub-
lie and annoyance.
The Shulthis- -McClintock & Ned
Caldwell people have adopted the
name of the Rhode Island OIL Co,
and are the owners of the well re
ported in yesterdays World in the lsa-
bella Barker farm. Section 6-1s-13.
over at Broken Arrow the Edgar
Oil Co. No. on the Eli Tiger, Sec
tion 30-1S-15, was casing yesterday at
100 feet on a venture, as the depth
Of the sand over there is an unknown
quantity. il is to be hoped, however,
an oil field will develop which will
bring much wealth to the people of
Broken Arrow.
In the Bird Creek district the Sa
bine Oil & Marketing Co. of Oklaho-
ma LOCKWOOD is due with the No.
on the Walker farm in Section L
22-12, and are drilling at 500 feet on
the McNair in Section G-21-19. Argue
& Compton have completed No. 2 in
Section 32-22-16 and have a. 5-bar-
rel producer. The GYPSY people have
made a lection for No, 10 on the D.
Chisholm in Section 30-21-13.
In Pawnee county the Gypsy is ten
feet in the sand on the Norman Null
lendore in Section 35-21-S and 2390
feet in depth. This is the No g,
farthest east on the lease and by long
odds the most important well now
drilling with reference to whether or
not the trend is to cross the river
over into the Usage in the neighbor.
hood of the island now in contro-
very. The same company is drilling
No. % Widener, Section 34-21-S at
$50 feet and have a rig up for No. IA
They also have a fishing job on the
Purcell farm in the same section al
1920 feet, it being No S for the lease.
The Gypsy well at Ponca City 10.
Gated on the w N, Thompson farm
in Section 2O-26-1. is shut down at
2195 feet waiting for a wire line.
The Oklahoma Natural are dry at
1900 feet in Section 2S-1G-l4.
Tom Walsh is drilling at 500 feet
on the Charlesworth farm Section
.13-20-12.
No. its the tax ferret law which
will come up after (spring) election
Frank Tack did not drill in his
test on the Fannie lshmael In section
2I-1S-12 yesterday. but will today.
The following very modest adver-
tisement appeared in the Chandler Re-
view of March 23. 1t is on the front
page in the largest aype. Read il:
"Oil news! Five wells for Chandler
and t-fpfpftt- nuuft lgaea yptIr land