Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-18


The Good Rouds association, uudcr
the auspices of Mossrs. Pitts Gillespie
and Ncnscl, are determined that the
road north of town shall be the best
I'm the country and viii put rond
drags Of the split log variety ot work
as soon as the mud dries mp % hit Mr..
Pitt donates the use of team for 20
days work for that purpose, This
sort OF road rs the best IN the world
for driving purposes when so treated.
The Jordan and others tost on the
Bcniamin Wray In section 3b-lA-l3 is|
shut down at J. $50 feet with q broken
stem.
The Minshall oil & Gas CO. are
easing on top Of the san on the Fred
Murphy farm section 2-1S-l3, ana
have a show Of gas and are likely 10
get n well.
White and others are rigging mp for
No. 2. s. Wilson farm in section D.
20-l3.
At Cushing-The Jones well on the
ollie London farm In Section 5-l7-7
is reported good for 200 barrels, and
only partly drilled in. Sunday the
well made two flows at only three or
four feet of sand, and IT is rated as
better well than the discovery well in
section 32-18-7,
Yesterday afternoon, while ed Cat
rell and John Anderson. OF the pro-
ducing department Of the Gypsy on
Co. were busily engaged In their Of
flee in the Central National Bank
building when some one across the
street in the office of the Y. S. mar
shal, while fooling with revolver of
large size accidentally shot a hole
through the glass of the window.
which gave the aforesaid officials
near case of heart failure. Mr.. Gatrell
especially, having just returned from
"A health resort, was severely shocked.
O. r. Howard left for Chicago
Sunday. going by way of lndepend
ence where he Joined party Of the
Prairie oil & Gas co. officials, and
Harry Sinclair, the party using a spe-
cial ear for the trip.
Saturday the price Of Caball ana
Corning oil was advanced ten cents
per barrels. Other changes may pos
sibly be made, but so far have not
been reported in this field. The two
grades mentioned above are produced
in southern Ohio, where the Pure Oil
Co. Is now laying n line to connect up
with their Pennsylvania line.
Business is good in the west part OF
| the Usage, as is evidenced by the fact
of the Tulsa Rig e Reel people OPEN
| ing up a yard at Hominy.
Gus Mahan, Of the National Supply
Co.. with headquarters at lndepend-
ence Is expected her today.
G.. b. Roudebush accompanied by
his wife and family, stopped over in
Tulsa yesterday on their way east for
vacation trip. Their home is In
Cleveland, where Mr.. Roudebush is
prosperous contractor.
At jerks, the Gypsy OIL Co. Is
drilling at 1875 feet the No. l on the
Rosela Fee in section 20-lS-13, and
is setting the SIS casing. The same
company is drilling at 1,240 feet the
No. 2, Sally Crosslin, section 2S-1S-13.
The Sheets Bros. well at Sageeah Is
still Gaming out, but is reported to be
making considerably more oil than
was expected. The casing is still off
bottom, and it Is too soon to give an
accurate estimate as to the wells ca
I pacity. Claremore papers speak
rather slightingly Of this proposition
The hearing in the case Of Norris
VS.. the st. Louis & San Francisco rail-
road and others will be heard at Ok
Ilahoma City tomorrow. An examiner
reperesenting the Interstate Commerce
commission will hear the testimony.
This is the case wherein Norris IS
asking for a reduced rate on iron rods
used in his factory here.
T.. NJ. Selby returned yesterday from
n visit to his ranch in Idaho.
II. w. Mascho, of Findlay. Ohio, is
in the city.
The Continental oil Co. Is 40 feet
in the sand and nothing showing on
the Jessie Christie farm. section rs
l2l-13. II is the No. for the lease.
Third Street Paving Repaired.
The work of filling the holes in the
pavement on West Third street, made
several months ago when the new
main lines from the water works sta
tion was laid, has just been completed
land as a result business men on that
thoroughfare are elated.
1--WE will see that the paving com
panies repair all these unsightly holes
about the city at once" said Street
Commissioner Downing yesterday.