Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-05-18

section 5-2l-l3, and have a good 100
barrel well. No Is on top of the
sand No. 3 is drilling at 500 feet. =.
No, Is rig and a machine Is NOV
ing in for No. 7. Nos 8 and . are To-
cations,
Bob Markham has purchased the
Bessie Brady 40 acres in the southwest
of the noreast Of section 23-20-12,
there being one well on the property.
Al Sageevah. the Sageeyah oil 6
Gas company are fishing at $50 feet
on the Iane farm just north Of the
town Of SaBeeyah, and ought 10 bo
a. with good luck In few days. Earl
Fhaets has also a fishing job
in section 3G-22-l6 AT 500 feet. Tho
location is south Of the SaReeyah well
and not far from Claremore.
West Of Bixby the Sparks OH COM
pany has what appears to be l00-
barrel well on>ihe Ellis Crosby IN sec
tiCn 17-lS-l3, most important test.
II looks now as though the trend
would 20 across the section, and II Is
thought Will take northwest to south
east course.
a. B. Reese is due with an impor-
tant test on the Viola Edwards q rm
I'm section Lisp, i'm the Glenn sand.
lie had n 10 or lj-barrel well In the
Red Fork and ought to at a fine
producer in the Glenn.
McKeever and others had only n
light showing i'm the center Of sec
l.,st ttrlfl ALL 4,
Tucker sand. The well is well to the
east Of production and would certainly
open up a big lot of territory if sue
cessful.
Porter & Ewing are drilling at 1910
feet on the Laura Eubanks in sec
tion 23-19-13, Is being the second
venture on the farm.
Nicholson and others have moved
over two miles south ana two and
half miles west and will drill another
test southwest Of Broken Arrow. The
location will be given as soon as pos
sible.
The GYPSY Oil company has started
the No. 2 on the Cilly Crossin in
section 29-1S-13. The location is two
locations south from the No. |, which
is in the northwest corner. No
is good for only Is barrels
The Prairie Oil & Gas company are
plugging the well pust south Of the
west end of the bridge at jerks.
Ted Smith received a telegram from
Texas yesterday conveying the in
formation that the Flanagan well on
the Fisher farm, reported in yester-
days World, is showing for 100 bar
rels.
Ardizzone & Osenbeck have com
pleted No. i on the Mary Owens farm
in section 20-21-13, and have a 100
barrel producer.
The Sabine oil & Marketing COM
pany LOCKWOOD have given No. 1s
on the Delilah Tyner another dose of
this time $50 quarts being
used, which was so effective that the
well have not ceased flowing since the
shot.
There is a great deal Of anxiety
among the oil men caused by the loca- .
ton Of the. bridge across Bird Creek
where, in stead Of crossing just east
Of Sperry, il has been located a mile
farther north. Some time a lbrdge
will be built in that country which
Will be located in the right place,
may be.
In Pawnee county, the Minnetonka
Oil company has fine showing for a
big producer Just east of the iBooher
gusher, and another south OF the same
well equally as good They are build
Ing rig for a test in the southwest
corner Of the Booher farm, and the
Selhy Oil & Gas company are doing
the same thing in the southeast cor
ner Of the Kelso, which will be an
offset. This neighborhood bids fair
to become the crack producing propo-
5ition in the near future. The Prairie
Oil e Gas company has fishing job
On the Hull farm to the west.
J. w. Dutton of the Gulf Pipe Line
was in the city yesterday for the first
lime in several weeks
Emerson Priddy is in the |ity. He
s greatly Interested in the develop
nent west of BiXby, having recently
purchased thirteen sos from the Bar
les estate and the Sparks OIL COM
)any.
George Priestly stopped over in
Tulsa yesterday on his way to Chick
ish to attend a district convention.
J. II. Mckinley accompanied him.
r. s Duffleld, a prominent producer
If Robinson, Ill, is in the city.
]. B.. Sammel of Parkersburg, w. Va.
$ in Tulsa, the first time in four
ears.
Nicholson Bankrupt Store finds IL
necessary to Increase their force of
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