Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-09

win be Increased fourfold.
NEW YORK, July s.--Texas com
pany l2S Ia.
From Cushing-lt is reported IN,
Shaffer and Amathers Well IN sectioT
2g-lS-1 is holding up remarkably
well and is now making 80 barrels
an hour. The well has been a tre'
mendOus advertisement for the new
field AT Gushing ana oil men ar,
/ flocking back In great numbers look
ing for lease acreage.
At Cleyeland-The Helmlck OF
company shot the No. well on the
lIelmick farm, the location being one
location north of the southeast cor
ner, 60 quarts being used. The wei
started off moking 1000 barrels OF
oil and had II been shot with double
the amount OF glycerine would have
probably equaNed the Miiliken OF
company's Wen. The Solby on and
/ Gas company test In section 36-2l-l
/ Is rated as "A 40 or so barrel Well
natural, and VIII probably be good
for 500 barrels after the shot. This
j
west corner OF the northeast of sec
! tion 3l-2l-S, W. IL. Booth farm, and
also on the John Kelso farm, the east
half OF the west half OF elton 80,
same township. In addition TO this.
they have made location on the
Landerdale In section l-20-7, which
Will be an offset TO the well recently
completed I'm section 80. Crosble and
Il "a
drilling 10 the deep pay on the Frazee
farm In section 29-2l-S on account of
having too small hole TO drill In II
much gas were encountered on top Of
the Bartlesville sand, and have turn
ed the oil into the tanks from the
Booher sand, the well now making
100 barrels, The GYPSY Hull and
Reese wells on the Brown farm IN
section 27-2l-S have stopped flowing
and some water is showing, but II Is
thought If the wells are put to pump
Ing they will go back TO a good pro-
duction again.
In the Bird Creek disirict-Fisch-
man and Travis have completed No.
II on the Lulu Tiblow In section 9
2l-l3, and report the best well 81 far
drilled on the lease in the Bartles-
vile sand. The location is one loca-
ton south Of the northwest corner.
The Selby OH and Gas company has
completed No. on the Billingslea in
section 3l-2l-S, and have 40 barrel
producer. The Walsh OH company
got dry hole on the Maggie Barlow
farm in section 3622-12, in the Bar
tlesville sand, but will be drilled to
The Tucker sand. 1t is probably too
far south. The Seifried test in ste
tion 2-19-14 is good for million OF
gas at 1900 feet and is supposed TO
drill In today. Seth Ely has complet-
ed 400 barrel producer, the best
well reported for several days in this
district on the Nann farm in section
6-2l-l3, II being No for the lease.
Jordan and Fletcher have com
pleted No. / on the Benjamin Ray,
section S5-l9-l3, southeast of town,
and have an eleven million gas well
at about 1900 feet. This will start
drilling for gas and the
dope" is now that the gas sand ex-
tends from the Galbreath well in sec
ton 16 southeast to the new Jordan
well in section 35.
At Okmulgee-Hensley and Alexan-
der are building Il rig for No. Ber-
ryhill, section l9-l4-13. Martin and
others are also building a rig for No.
IL Pigeon. section 1S-14-l3. The
Prairie Oil and Gas company No.
on the Lewis, section l3-14-12, isl
casing at 1870 feet The Virginia OIL
company has reset the casing for the
No. ! Bird farm, section 26-1S IL
al 1900 feet. The Oklahoma Natural
and ID. McOwen are drilling at 1900
feet in section 22-12-12. Alex Pres
ton is drilling at 1900 feet in section
32-14-12. The Brink Oil company
No. on the Wiley King is good for
IS barrels natural
At Morris-The Rebold well on the
D. w. Morton in section 16-13-14, |
which started off at rs barrels an
hour, Is best described by ]. j. Mo-
'oney in the Okmulgee Democrat: 1T
$ one of the prettiest flowing wells |
aver seen in any oil county. There |
s just gas enough to fit the load of |
,il and it flows from the lead line
more like a stream from a gravity |
)ump than from a flowing we'll. The
case is owned half by the Pine Creek
)il company in which quite a num-
'er Of Okmulgeeans have an interest,
md half by Messrs. Preston and Long,
George McLain and King Brothers,
very one Of whom has done his part
o warrant a good thing. The Pine
yreek has been one of the luckiest,
IS well as the best managed produce
ng concerns in the Continent
ield."
Also at Morris-Rebold, Newman
md others have started No.. on the
Ninslow in section 22-13-14. Sulli-
and others have a dry
lole on the Hart farm in section 10,
anne township, at depth Sf 1900
eet.
AT Bald Hill-Galbreath has
ig up for No. 3, Mary owen farm in
ection 22-15-14. King Bros, are