Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-13

/ pod IN that western country ut salt
Lake city ana man, points iu Idaho, !
ho found strong sentiment which
demanded that the United States lm
medlatrly take coguiuuro ut the ln-
suits being heapod upon the American
citizens hy the Republic ut NuNc0.
This sentiment Is stronger perhaps,
with western people than amy ono c'-p
for tho reason that lhcre ls much
business transacted lN mining and
cattle men in that country which sru-
tlment no win find prevalent here also
when he meets up with tho uil mon
recently returned from hmuiru.
The Prairie on ana Gas company
has completed the 30 7 Rosie Alpy
nnder farm IN section 35-lN-l2, and
has a showing for Do barrel wpll u|
the Glenn sand,
The oklahoma Natural has rls up
for No ] on tho GUco Woodward
farm In section 15-lg-l3.
Tho Chas Page 40. Z ON the Muir
phv farm In section s-lp-12 iust north
Of the Arkansas river, BEL fully up to
IT'S first estimate and is showing for
seventeen million feet of gas ON a
test.
D. A. Baker has completed $40. o
good for ten barrels and hus "a rle
mp so. 3, Winnie Mcintosh farm iu
section 77-19-12.
The Escrow on company has rlg
up for No. a. Elan Orcutt, section
32-l9-l3.
/ Horse owners among the fraternity
/ Twin watch with interest the welfare
Of the string which left here tho other
/ day for Grand Rapids under the caro-
Of VI Shivcly who viii pilot them in
the western circuit this yoar George
Davis sent Maug @, with 20 record of
210, ana sunny jim, with pacing
+rccord OF 2'0G1-4, and SUNDAY Morn
ing, the four year old trottcr. with %
record Of 29ia, j. l.. Shltfcr ship
ped his black horse with a pacing re-
cord # 210 Ia. but which has uof
been put TO trottlng and is shoNfng
for the rca thing. lie ls entered in
the Merchants and manufacturers
and many other good classes.
The Bovairl supply company las
taken the office rooms iust east ~ th,
main entrance to tho Hotel Tulsa uud
Mr.. Flanagan the secretary ~ tho
COMPANY win be I'm charge. Tho To-
cation is an ideal one and the C"m-
pany is 10 be congratulated on icing
able To secure II.
Tulsa is to lose two Of her cltioeus.
Messrs. Lancaster and Kerr who are
starting for California today. II "lll
] D., 1ng ~ al Tuf Ia nj
who viii wish them n speedy reWrn.
! W. A. Hardison is in the city on his
way east from California and is visit
ing with Mr.. Chas, Collins, an uld
business friend when both lived in
| Bradford, Pa.
The Producers are drilling in the
southeast corner Of the Glenn farm
in the northwest Of section 11-l7-l2.
quite bunch OF oil men are hero
attending the golf tournament VINO
make their homes in Bartlesyille.
Judge Shea. Frank Breen, r. L. Eenlv
Jr., and John Taylor are among them.
The following is from the Ponca City
. Courier: (The No. referred to made
460 barrels), Sensations in the oil
fields south Of Ponca city are now OF
such frequent occurrence that they are
/ becoming commonplace, though the
news of the Mollle Miller No squirt
ing oil over the top of the derrick yes
terday afternoon quickly spread to this
city and surrounding country and at
| tracted over 500 visitors In vehicles TO
witness this wonderful sight. The body
of the oil was permcated with a guam
tity of gas which escaped from tho
well at a tremendous pressure, forcing
streams Of oil high into the air, and
Spreading out for a radius of 100
yards, as though sprayed by some III .
gantic watering can, covering growing
crops Of wheat with a thick layer OF
crude oil. The drillers had not time
to draw their tools from the well be-
fore they were compelled to cap tho
we'll "a difficult and disagreeable task. |
neatly and efficiently finished by l.. e.
Mummert and Jim McGraw, the we'll
known oil well drillers.
The lease is owned by Gunsberg u
Foreman and is estimated to produce
$50 barrels per day. beating the Mollie
Miller No 2, which is 337 feet distant,
by a daily output Of $50 barrels. A
/ large IOTCt Ol llIcl MtIG IIlluthlhANlg /
put to work erecting oil tanks, made
from red cedar, to hold the continued
natural flow of oil.
The well was sunk 1903 feet to the
ell sand and then cased, when the drill
was sunk 10 feet further, when the
flow started. This sand is supposed
to be 80 feet thick, so that the well
will be sunk tomorrow or next day,
until another strata Of soil is indicated, .
thus increasing the output of oil mTh .
above the present production.
Two more wells will be drilled, each
eco feet distant from No. 8, probably |
one on the west and one on the south. .
These last two gushers, the Mollie
Miller Nos. 2 and 8. are the cause of
much rejoicing among everybody EN-"
ployed in the oil fields as well as the
merchants Of Ponca City whose pat |
ronage and prosperity will increase on
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