Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-29

train Will leave Cushing at III p,
m., and arrive at 4;57, and set out
for the convenience Of patrons.
AT Nowata-llunn and others have
rig up for a test on the Young farm
In Section 2-25-14.
NJ S. Abraham was here over sun
day returning to New York Monday,
while here he visited the RoXanna
OH co.'s newly acquired property NJ
| Cleveland and in the Bartlesville dis-
ulct lie was accompanied by H. A..
/ Cove. W. T.. cellar and NJ. G. Lcitzo
Of the New York offict, who were
looking over the oil field with him,
MIR Abraham resents strongly the oft
repeated statement that he is in any
way connected with the Atlantic Oh
Co. Of London.
Theodore Barnsdall has been IN
town for the past few days and =
/ looking hale and hearty, which VIII
be pleasant news to the many friends
he has in this territory, Mr.. Barns.
dali is bigger plunger In the )il
game than ever lived since oil was
found, and it is rumored he is about
to make fine cleanup in fact, this
paper would be easily justified in re-
porting the deal as closed, but thu
old man puts 1t this way-"They had
me making a good cleanup here once
before, but ] got cleaned instead, so
let it go till | am back here after the
| election
J. X. Leonard of the Devonian Oil
Co. is here from Pittsburg, as is also
A. +. Hutchison and wife from the
same city.
Ralph Hostetter and Frank Fore
man of Buffalo, are in town.
NJ. A. Brast of West Va, is looking
around.
Late Reports from Morris-ls II
the effect that Haynor and others are
! getting fine well, the No. l on tho
Sumpsey farm in Section 22-13-lt I,
that Is to say, the well was supposed
to be located on the Stumpsey farm
! but was put over on the Rider and
others land in Section 93-13-l4 by
mistake.
Ross Cries and Walsh completed
| No. . on the Sally Scott, in Section
13-2O-12, and have 10 barrel wei.
Colonel Newell returned from Mex
! leo yesterday and reports that the
country looks unusually promising
for future oil supply, The grade
however, being of a course fuel ma
ture. Mr.. Newell is an experienced
and practical geologist and states tho
geology of that country is very easy
to define, being entirely In the Gre
tacious From Topelia south to the
big wells of the Pierson Co., ranging
in the cretacious from the lower 10
the upper cretacious. The larger
wells are found in the southern part
of the field in the lower cretacious.
The deposition is not found in sand
as in this country but is deposited In
crevices Of the lime. Which Of course,
makes development very much more
uncertain, as the crevices are very
irregular, ranging from 100 TO 1920
feet in depth.
There Is no doubt but what this
will be the fuel market of the world,
but the great cost of development
will exclude the smaller operators.
There are quite a number Of Tulsa
oil men in and around Tampico. Mr.
Newell had the pleasure of meeting
our old friend, George Harmon, and
the Spellacy boys Of Bradford, Penn,
and Chas. Rathburn from Bradford,
who has been in the game number
of years. w. IL. Millikan and Mr.
Slower and many others from this part
of the country. He had the pleasure
Of visiting the Oklahoma Iron Works
shops at Tampico, where c. II. Mes
sinner is in charge. The Oklahoma
Irn Works is the largest institution ~
its kind in Mexico, and reflects great
credit on ]. w. Sloan in Installing
this fine plant In a place where 1t 's
so much needed. Every wheel SEEM
ed to be turning az the time or my
visit and assumed the same business
like activity as the main works does
| in Tulsa. The climate seemed TO he
delightful down there and all the
boys from here seemed TO be happy
and satisfied I stay"
Indiana Crude Goes Up.
| HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Oct. 2S.-