Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-20

night after drilling through a hard
shell, much to the disappointment oi
the operators who have been watch
ing the wen. IT is in Section 36-l9-
13.
y. NJ. Aiken, r.. NJ DOW, $. de
lVanossky, and A. J. Ridway form
congenla party who are now looking
over the oklahoma field. They are
largely Interested in the Shawnee on
Co.
NJ
f. 4. Parsons, with the Cooperative
Refining company al Chanute Is in
the city ana as usual now adays re-
ports much prosperity for the re
fincrs.
T.. @. Lingo has accepted a position
with the +. G. Suppess as office man
ager. The colonel is back in the rig
building business again as will be
noticed by his advertisement on this
page,
A. X. Waite has resigned his po-
siton with the New Bedford Cordaga
company and will give his entire at
tention to the sale of the popular
! Il. +. and G. Betting.
The Phoenix Refining company
| held Il meeting at the Companys Of
/ 20 Of IL
were duly elected James X. Duffy
president; NJ. j. Quinn vice president;
Frank S. Hastings, treasurer. Mr.
| Duffy is well known here having
visited Tulsa quite often in the inter-
ests of the two companies which he
| is financing Mr.. Quinn is banker
/ in New York and Mr.. Hastings has
! rcen prominent In that city on ac-
count of having been the administrat-
or for Grover Cleveland's estate. The
company has let the contract for part
| of the construction work of the new
refinery and is now considering bids
for the remainder and expect to rush
matters to an early completion. The
entire party of stock holders who
have been here from New York re-
turned yesterday to that city.
Roger Kemp returned from Pitts
burg a day or two ago where he went
to attend the funeral of John Jen-
nings He says that the death OF
Mr.. Jennings will not interfere with
drilling operations Of the Kanawha
! oil Co., of which Mr.. Jennings was a
member, and at the present time a
rig is building for the company's test
in Section Pills.. Mr.. Kemp is now
In charge Of the Federal oil Co., and
reports that the affairs of that con
cern are in first class shape, all liti-
cation having been cleaned up. 1t
will be good news to the friends OF
that company that Mr.. Kemp is In
charge and although the change took
place some time since when Messrs.
Chase and Frantz. receivers were
discharged. the matter has not been
given publicity.
ing contractor Is here from Russia on
business In connection with drilling
operations in that country. Mr.. Miller
expects to take with him on his re-
turn large line Of modern drilling
machinery, tools and etc, and natu>
rally comes to Tulsa to get the best
Since the Cushing field became
prominent and travel between Tulsa
and that district became so heavy
there has been great demand on the
part of the oil men for better rail-
road service, and now comes a sug-
gestion which has reached this desk
/ from a dozen different sources thai
the Sand Springs line ought to be eN-
tended to take in the Cleveland de-
/ velopment and the new field at Cush
ling. 1t goes without saying that the
read would pay for Itself in SIX
months or a year and would be an I'M
portant addition to the city Of Tulsa,
as well as opening up a great many
new localities as is always the case
when interurban lines are built Into
new territory. But maybe this is all
to good to be true"
II. ]. Grove Is here from California.