Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-11

1899 feet aud the total depth u the
well after plugging below this sand
is 1908 feet There Is 500 barrels Of
oll IN the tank The well on the De-
yourse farm VIII be drilled 90 $500
feet IN depth and viii then come back
to the Haskell sand. the same as is
found in The Peters Well IN section : -
and viii be shot
From Claremore- Yesterday an at
tempt was made 90 shoot the Sheets
Bros, well north OF town and two mil-
es south OF Sagceah, but trouble was
encountered ana the shot was not put
of. II is expected that by noon today
the result of the shot viii be known.
At BiNby-The George and DIETRICH
test on the Ruby Callahan IN section
l8-,s-l2 has been completed iu tho
900 foot sand, with the result that
one more twenty million gas well has
been added 20 this already prolific gas
field. There Is ~ doubt about this
new field being the real thing, II has
the proper depth, rock pressure and
volume, and Is IA second llogshooter In
importance.
Al Jonks-T The Oklahoma State on
companys No, on the James Davis
farm, located IN the northeast cor
nor, IS not showing as Well as antici-
pated from earlier reports II has
been shot with GO quarts and il show
ing for 90 barrel well, This is IN
section 29-lS-13.
Al Broken Arrow-The stafford,
Moore, Benson and Others test, No. /
on the Ben Haikey Jr, in section .3-
1913. southwest OF Broken Arrow has
not been shot, but viii be Tuesday
or Wednesday, The well is OF great
importance TO the town of Broken Ar
row and should a good well result, ac-
oording TO present indications, there
VIII be a great deal of drilling In the
near future, The company has a great
deal OF acreage under lease,
At Terlton-The Prairie OH ana Gas
company test on the Winklcman farm
In section 29-20-S is completed and
is dry.
In the Bird Creek District The
Sheets Bros. No. 4 on the McSpadden
I'm section G-2l-12 is completed and
good for 100 barrels. The Lurn oil
company is moving In for No. on
the Hussey in section 24-21-12. =. r.
Elliott and company are due with No
r on the Annie Koch In section 20-2l-
10. Lockwood has completed No u.s.,
Delilah Tyner In section 19-21-l3, good
for rs barrels I'm the Bartlesvllle sand,
OF which there was 80 feet. The
Montezuma is building n rig for No, 8,
Ross Charley In section S-21-13. The
Two State on company has a dry hole
I'm the northeast corner Of the CLANCY
In section 24-21-12. The Selby on
company Is rigging up for No 3, f.
Billingslea, section 3l-21-13. Burton
and others are moving in n machine
for the No ., Lucille Burlington Sec
tion 24-2l-12. The Los Angeles and
Cherokee OH company is rigging up
for No. 8, Eliza Lloyd, section l9-20-l3
At Mounds-The Paraffine OH com
pany's No. 2 on the Henrietta Lacey
In section 23-16-l1 put l45 barrels in
the tank the first "a hours. This Is
the well recently completed TO the
deep pay and finally shot In the Glenn
sand. Yesterday II was making .
barrels an hour.
Among the beneficiaries OF the re-
cent decision in the United States
supreme court are A. l.. Funk, of
Mounds and Tulsa, and Black, Sivalls
and Bryson, both having interests in
the Kiefer OH company. AS reported
in the dispatches from Washington,
10 h, l..fa
OIL company won the suit but Mr..
Shulthis, Of Independence. Kansas,
who was on the other side Of the con-
troversy, owns an eighth interest in
the Kiefer oil company, having pur-
chased the same to be on the safe side
in either event. and the result shows
the wisdom of his course. As II stands
new, Mr.. Shulthis is a winner some
thing like $4,000, there having been
100000 worth of oil sold while the
property was In litigation. ID. l.. Me-
Dougal Of Sapulpa is one of the for
tunate ones also, and the Prairie oil
and Gas company is said TO be the
owner of a large block Of the stock.
Rabinovitz and Travis yesterday as
sumed charge of the newly acquired
gasoline-from-th -the-gas plants in the
Glenn pool and will begin operation of
the same under very favorable cir
having obtained the SER
vices Of A. e. Downing as field man
ager. one Of the most successful and
experienced men in the business.
o. r. Howard. as receiver for the
Gilstrap property in the Bird Creek
district, filed a bond of 100000, u.s.
ing New York Security company for
the purpose. The bond is a large one,