The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-19
OIL A|NlDGAS

With the grease at $3.50, why not
have an oil mems reunion at Park
ersburg as well as down south?
Plenty OF Talent.
There is plenty Of talent scattered
around over the State TO make it
successful. Such men as Col. viii
liam Seymour Edwards, Col. ]. C,
Trees and others would come in a
host and aid in the festivities.
Plenty Here.
Then there are plenty Of able and
efficient operators and dealers in the
stuff that comes flowing out of the
joyous earth right in this city like
Major Specie. Capt. silcott, Cow Car
ter, Ganker Watson, George Carney
Doc. K4eyer, John Dare. ]. c. Coch-
ran, che Anderson brothers, W. NJ
Miller, ct al.
The Texas One.
4 dispatch from eBaUmOnt tells
about the Texas blowout saying, "a
Spindlctop Reunion" is the proper
caption for the rally OF oil men In
the city by the Neches, which ]. b
Moore Is planning as cumulative
feature of an interesting oil exhibit
which will be piece resistance OF
many other exhibits to be Offered
here by the Southeast Texas fair No
vember 1921.
Bunny" Did 1t.
MIR. Moore. DIETER known to his
intimatcs as "Bunny") is chairman
of the committee charged With ar,
ranging the oil exhibit, and the
"Spindletop Reunion" was a happy
thought Of his. Being a resident Of
Beaumont, Mr.. Moore feels quite
positive that the old town can hold
all Of the crowd, and entertain chem
too.
Had It Before.
The oil exhibit was most pro-
n0unced feature Of last years fair
and this year it promises to be even
better than ever. Mr.. Moore has al
ready received assurance from the
Magnolia PETROLEUM. Co., The Texas
Company and the Gulf Refining Co
that exhibits from each would be
sent to Beaumont for the oil and pc
trolcum products sections. Practical
~ all of the supply houses in both
Beaumont and Houston will be we'll
represented, and there will be
enough exhibits of the producing end
of the game to catch the layman's
eye, and set going recollections
among the talent present.
Prices, Runs and Shipments.
Oil City, Pa, November IL
Credit balances, $3.50. Runs 210,-
$50 barrels; average, 99,96@ bar
rels. Shipments, 267,54S barrels;
average, 11S,2O7 barrels.
ROane County DOings.
In Gcary district, Roane county,
the United Fuel Gas Company has
drilled test on the W. G. Carper
farm into the Big lnjun sand and
has gasser in that formation. On
Rock run, Walton district, the Eu-
rrka Oil Company's test on the EliZ-
abcth Rucker farm drilled in a short
time ago, and showing for good
gaSscr has now exhausted its gas and
the hole has filled up ZOO feet with
oil from the salt sand.
Gasser in Doddridge.
In Mcclellan district. Doddridge
county, the Carnegie Natural Gas
Company has now drilled It's test on
the J. w. Hawkins farm through the
fourth sand and has light gasser.
One-half mile south Of Zinnie. in
GrcenbrlCr district. Keller 4 Nor
iarity have drilled test on the NJ.
w. Stout farm through the Gordon
sand and have Il buster.
It Looks Good,
On Thomas ruM Clay district, Mo-
nongalia county, the Manufacturers
Light e. Heat Company has drilled
a test on the A. Warner heirs farm
100 feet into the Big lnjun sand and
have very good gasser. In the
same district, Waynesburg parties