Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-20

Is still shut In tight and win not be
uncorked until Mr., Shaffer who Is at |
Sapulpa says so. II may make nice |
well and here's hoping II docs, but |
then again II may get the kind Of
water that makes salt Lake famous,
Late news from the Barry and Graz
Yer test on the Crosby farm al BiNhy, !
In section lS-l7-l3 is that about four
and half million feet Of gas was
found In the upper sand AZ 1890 feet, |
but so far the lower sand encountered
in the other sells had not been found.
II don't look so promising,
with three very important wells
partly drilled in, oil news Is at a pre-
MUM. The Gladys-Bell on the Brock
man In section is-17-13. west Of BlNbN,
ia being completed and win probably
show for fully as good a well as the
Barry 4 Crayer well I'm the same Sec
ton, which Is good for a million. Ii
showed for nine millions Of gas as re-
ported yesterday and win be drilled
In and shut I'm today. The same is
true Of the Paoya OH company's deep
test on the Miller farm in section 19-
2l-S, II having been purposely de-
layed on account Of the manager, Mr..
Reese, not being able to be on the
srounu 10 see the wen completed. -
string Of 5-inch was put IN yesterday
and the well viii be completed today. !
The other important test is the Slick
g. Jones test on the Annie Jones, in
section S2-1S-7, which of the three Is
perhaps Of the greatest Importance. II
is supposed to be waiting for the arri-
val Of Charlie Shaffer, from Pitisburg,
who has been backing the venture,
Many stories are in circulation which
give II the flavor Of real exciting old
time mystery, First, the well is guard
ed, and secondly stories emanating
from over that way to the effect tsat
every livery team and farmers rig in
the vicinity has been hired for leasing
purposes, to say nothing of the big
yarns waited over the telephone, all
combine to make this the one juicy
topic Of conversation. At the present
writing there is no real information
from there, but before going TO press
soemthing definite may be known.
In the north end Of the Bird Creek
district the Southwestern OIL Gas ~
Coal company CAl Shulthis) SC COR
pleting No. on the Blaclwood and
the well Is reported showing for fully,
as good as the No, ]. It is in section
S1-22-13. Further south Bradshaw,
Brown & Flescher are due tomorrow
with the No. /, Saladin Turner, in sec
tion 20-21-13.
The largest well completed yester-
day according to early report, was the
DIR. Shelton No. ?. Mary Grayson farm,
section 16-13-14, which reports have
it started off at 20 barrels per hour.
1t is east of Morris, and If the above
report turns out to be correct, ought
to invite further drilling in that vicin-
ity.
The Tulsa Boiler & Manufacturing
company has taken on new life and
started in on an active business getting
campaign j. L. Carnahan, the presi-
dent stopped off the other day in
Tulsa on his way back from Mexico,
and said that he had under considera-
tion the opening of a large addition to
the present shops in West Tulsa. If
his plans are carried out his son. r. c.
Carnahan, will move here from Can
ton, o. j. S. Kemmler, the present
secretary treasurer and general mana
ger Of the plant, has worlds of friends
in the oil fields from Pennsylvania.
w. NJ. Mount, of Oil City, Pa, is the
very popular general salesman for the
firm and Mrs. Frank Gray is the
very efficient assistant treasurer and
office manager.
Across the river from jerks, Ben
Rice. receiver, is starting Nos. II and
~ on the sandbar property, and will
Immediately begin the construction Of
protective dykes against the danger of
floods. The Gladys Bell-Gypsy have
completed No. IS on the Mackay farm
and have a 200-barrel producer, all in
section 1S-1S-13. To the north the
Gypsy people have a hundred barrel
producer No. 23, on the Homer Perry T
man in section 7-1S-13.
The oklahoma State Oil company is
drilling No. 2 on the Davis farm in
section 29-1S-13. and Barry s, Craver .
are busy with Nos. and 6 on the
Henrietta Mayfield in section 20.
North of jerks the most important |
well now drilling is the No. 3, Annie .
Fee. which is down $50 feet in lime. .
This in section 19-1S-13. The Wrlghts-
man & Bennett well at the west end Of
the bridge is drilling at $50 feet and /
ought to be showing today in the Per-
ryman sand.
In Pawnee county, the Gypsy Oil |
company Is drilling the No. 3. Norman |
farm in section 35-21-S at 1850 feet |
In the Oswego lime, and the same |
sam company is drilling the No. 3,
Purcell, in section a. at 2,130 feet in
slate. They are also rigging up to
drill No. 13 on the Widener in Sec
ton 34-21-S. and No. IA is also rig.