Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-19
OIL NEWS AND COMMENT
a ". H. Peck -
Iy ". H. Peek

county. The report in yesterdays
World appeared 10 be written with tho
sole purpose Of breaking the market
for Oklahoma crude, but the report of
the large wells as given in this paper
has since been verified, J, u, Crosbie
ana j. W. Sturm are the lucky owners
OF this new "gusher,' ana their many
friends viii be glad 90 hear Of this
new good fortune. The well Is the
second location east Of the northwest
corner OF the william Fra2ee farm In
section 29-2l-S, and Is reported as a
600 barrel producer. This widens out
the new field toward the southeast
Across the river from jerks the
Gypsy-Gladys Bell people have com
pleted the No. on the sally Crosslin
IN section 26-lS-l3, and have So
barrel producer before the shot II Is
the third location south from the
northwest corner on the west line, and
h in the 140O-foot sand, with IA feet
Of good pay showing. The Gypsy on
company and Stunkard Brothers have
also completed the No. l on the Ro-
sella Fee, good for 20 barrels and II Is
located In the extreme south end OF
that farm, which Is narrow strip
along the east side Of the Arkansas
river From present appearances a
location north would give much better
Results. North Of jerks the Vica on
company ClyrrelD has completed No.
on the Annie Fee sand-bar lease,
which Is good for 80 barrels.
The Jordan and others test on the
BENJAMIN Wray in section 8J-l9-l3 is
drilling at 1900 feet, with only about
two million gas showing, which was
found at coo feet
Robert Galbreath has completed his
gas wen on the Scott farm in section
lG-l9-l3, and the well is estimated as
being good for eight or nine million
feet.
In the Bird Creek district the Con-
tinental oil company completed tho
No. on the Jessie Christie in the
northwest corner of section 2S-21-13,
and have IA little better showing than
any other well on the lease, In spite of
the fact that the well was reported
dry al the top Of the sand The Re-
serve OH company No 4. Eliza Baker
farm. section 9-2l-13, is reported as
being good for 80 barrels; the Stafford
a. Nicholson No. on the Archer in
section 2420-l2 is good for 30 barrels
after the shot, but may make a bet
ter showing when cleaned out and put
to pumping.
The Aldred oil company has com
pleted No. on the Duncan in section
5-2l-13, and has 200 barrel well in
the Bartlesville sand, fully as good as
any well drilled in the rich north end
district. The Bergen OIL company has
moved in for No. on the Coon in sec
tion 5-2l-l3. +. b. Misner has COM
pleted No. on the Edgar Palmer in
section 1918. and has a 30-barrel
producer.
At Okmulgee the James Brann No. 2
In the northwest corner of the south
east OF the southeast Of section l3-
lf-12, Berryhill farm, is completed and
good for 100 barrels. His No. 3, To-
Gated In the southeast corner of the
farm, is drilling at 450 feet. The
Prairie OH & Gas company is moving
in TO drill deeper the well in the north
east corner of the southeast of the
same farm.
The okla OH company has decided
to abandon the test on the Tucker
farm in section 11-13-14 at total
depth Of 1890 feet. A. b. Reese and
his father will drill in today the test
on the tSake farm in section 25. same