Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

add 10 the excitement, There Is q
large number OF scouts out over there
watching development, and tanks are
being placed which would Indicate
the owners believe they have some'
thing worth while.
Another we'll which has begun to
take on importance is the test drill
ing at Mulhall, okla, which is now
1900 feet deep. The town Is all oX-
citement on account of remarks drop
ped by the drillers to the effect that
they are now I'm a blue rock which
has the appearance Of Oil" Al Nor
rison also it Is believed by the peo-
pie over there that an oil field Is a
certainty, as they have moved I'm the
tools and win start IN day or two on
the test there. The Osborne well at
Ralston has been abandoned at some
thing like 1900 feet. It was a hard
| luck proposition from the start and
has been very slow in making depth.
Near Okmulgee the Advance oil co.
No. on the Tookie jefferson which
at only sixe feet in the sand started
off at II barrels an hour will be
completed today. No. is drilling NJ
600 feet. The Producers oil Co. No.
on the Alexander farm in Section
22-1S-13 is due any time now.
The Central Light & Fuel co. (Smtn
q Swami are due tomorrow in the
Red Fork sand on the Willie Little
head farm in Soctisr' G-17-tl.
1t IS now reported that Peters and
others are drilling in another well
in Section 19-17-1l, about half a mile
from the well drilled last summer.
The location is somewhat difficult on
account Of bad roads, but the we'll
viii be watched with considerable in
terest, as it. is likely that the people
know what they are doing in drill
ing so near the former wen in such
an inaccessible locality.
The Muskogee Refining Co. well Off
setting the Letcher well in Section 23-
1911 is being tubed and will be put
to pumping today.
At POnca City the Leschen well in
Section 20-252 is drilling at 1860 feet
and will be in soon if fishing job now
under way is completed. The Cappeau
we'll on the Crazybear farm is drilling
at $50 feet and the Schel well on the
Frank Foreyes is reported as making
considerable gas.
South of Tulsa, Collier, Perry &
Arnold are due today in the Red Fork
sand on the Waite Morrison in Sec
ton 23-1S-12.
In the Bartlesville district the Mo-
ran Oil Co. have completed No. 3,
Garnett Plank farm, in Section 1925
IA, good for 20 barrels and No. on
the Louise Chote in Section 34-24-14
is good for six million gas.
The checks recently stolen from the
post office box of the National Sup
ply Co. have been paid and ii is likely
1nly a matter Of a short time until
the thief who robbed the mail box
Is behind the bars.
Across the river from jerks the
| Minshall Oil & Gas Co. No. on the
| Florence Cooper farms, Section 3-1S-
13, is drilling at 1900 feet with nc
showing, They will probably use the
gas which was found at 1888 feet.
l.. T.. Mallory a Son have a dry
hole the No 6, Chicago Smith farm
Section 11-1S-12.
At jerks the Prairie Oil e Gas Co
have made a location for the No. IA
Tank farm, Section 1S-1S-1S.
w. II. Cunningham, the popular
contractor has brought his family
consisting of his wife and four boys
to Tulsa and will probably purchas,
a home at once.
VIM. Morgan has arrived in Tulsf
from Vincennes, Ind. Mr.. Morgan il
a live hustler and is connected will
one Of the largest firms in the bust
ness tie Buscn- .Nerett people or st
Louis.
j. Il. Sanders of Red Rock. Okla.
is in the city doing business with 0
l.. Howard. They are associated il
some extensive leasing propositions.
| w. II. Hughes. general sales agen
of the Continental Supply, arrived il
Tulsa yesterday.
A. l.. Derby came in yesterday from
Ponca City.
Ted AIeeks of Robinson, ILL.,, is IL
the city,
The following is reproduced from
the Usage Journal and is absolutely
the best illustration of hot air whic-
has come to the writer's notice IN
many long day:
First Assistant Secretary Adam,
has refused to aperove the leases ask.
ed by the Uncle Sam Oil Co.. Henry
O'Connell of Pittsburg John l.. Bird
and w. NJ. Dial OF this city
The secretary's objection runs