Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-13

't. r. me1. t.i fsflsed. the dIs-
aa.'rl - ths aal ana lie A.
r..... usmarfs .rer.s 10 D. % ss-a
f.s ,I2ar.1atiol ir'aSt without tab
i1y % new mrma.rs.
O,age ira-e-
on Frtrntfr ~ there VIII tc
obene1 ai Pauh4ssa. ne OfaRe In
1ian sHeh'y sarh tlGs AZ have been
oHlred f1r leass On Obage land.
Eida aIu b. received on tracts AZ
large $50 z5.0oG a,ros. In alternate
blo,ka. ana 10 smaller trocts Tho
terms are not al 800 20 the lihlng of
rI pfoducorT and there are rome ap-
parenuy lffocOh'ilable diNer'po ~
bftwecn ne OFagr tribal council and
the interior department that might
lead 20 litigation ana Involve bidders
Bone bids win Hurc De cent ia. but
n dooa not appear probable that
many practical operators will care 20
fool aWny their time ana money with
inst Kind of an experiment.
September Development.
In September ther" we're $50 wclls
completed IN Oklahoma ana 100 in
lfantaH total Of go IN both dipis-
iouH, Of which number 100 were fail-
u:cH ana 10 were gaH wells leaving
| 4b1 wells that produced oil. an aver
| aRc per ~cll ~ ~ barrels The new
| production was 5000 barrels. Az
! against August these figures are so
ncBrly the game az to make compari-
sons "A waste OF time. both as 10 num-
Der ~ wells drilled dry holes gdhs-
err. new production aud average, ana
the Ramo abatement npplies 10 new
work, except that there Ia slight
falling of In the prospect for OctO.
bcr. there having been $50 rigs and
drilling wells on September I ana
$50 on October I. Part Of the dis
crcpancy may be accounted FOR by
the shortage Of water for drilling IN
several fairly active districts.
The notably active development
districts IN Oklahoma are Cleveland.
Ia Pawnoe county. Gushing In Crcek
county. Okmulgee county and Tulsa
county. both Bird creek Ia the north
end and cast of the Glenn pool IN tho
south end of the county A. this
writing there In nothing In tho way
Of new pools or very unusual ~ the
character ~ the wells ana tho year
is Nicely to clone with development
| unchanged from It's present volume.
New production has been slowly
gaining for several months and with
more wells drilled IN 1879 than IN
! 1911 by NJ least 800 In the ninc
months. this year viii be the great.
osl IN the history of oklahoma. ny
/ january I there will have been be-
| tween 5000 and GO00 wells drilled N
/ oklahoma and Kansas. long ways
/ ahead Of any other year. and tho
J 1912 production viii certainly exceed
! that Of 1911. which according 10 the
! United Stalos report. was 5000. 900
| barrels. ON the same basis the l9l2
| production should be close to co.
100000 for oklahoma and Kansas,
moro than during the Glenn pool
days
oklahoma statistical reports are
showing a daily production at this
/ time OF close 10 10000 barrels, with
every barrel Of II going 10 cunsump.
| ton as fast az produced. and the
/ Prairie Oil Gas company. the prlncl-
pal purchaser. making small drnughts
on stocks to moet the In crcnslng win
! ter demands. The Gulf Pipe Line com.
pauy and the Texas company are
| handling about 10000 barrels "A day
each and have taken nothing from
! their stoclts for two years.
There are ~ rcfincrios IN Oklaho-
ma and Kansas not counting tho
/ standard rcflnorlcs at Ncodashd.
/ kan. and Knnsas city. Mo, aud Tho
| II are handling about 1A.OO0 barrels
day perhaps little more at times.
In round numbers oklahoma stocks
of crude on October ! were 4S. goo. 600
barrels THIS situation has remain, 4
practically unchanged during tho
| first nine months Of 1919. although
the price quotations have advanced
from tS cents ON January 10 ~
cents. an increase Of 22 cents bar.
rel