The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-03-15

lahoma bureau for the Oil and Fue
Journal Of Houston, Texas, and VIII
was appointed by the state corpora
tion commission to visit the Head
for the commission, has compile
his report and it is on file with tn
commission. Mr.. Wood was recon-
mended to the commission By Char
ley j. Wrightsman, who is a con
spicuous figure on the side of tn
independent producers in the fgh
against the pipe line company. Com
missioner Henshaw has furnished
The Ardmoreite with copy of tn
report, which is published here:
REPORT OF EXPERT ON HEALD-
TON FIELD.
Hon. George A. Henshaw,
Commissioner.
In compliance with your instruc
tions, | have made an investigation
of the conditions existing in III.
oil field of Carter county, commonly
known as the HealGton field, and
submit summary of those cOndi e
tions, including a gravity test of the
crude produced from practically ey-
cry property, the crude tested COM
Ing fresh from one or more wells
on each lease, from flow tanks,
storage tanks and sump holes. The
object sought in taking the gravity
was partially to determine the per
cent OF deterioration OF the crude
after exposure TO the air, as much
of the production of the field had
been held in tanks some days await
ing completion OF the pipe line and
the storage tanks of the pipe line
Gravity Tests OF Wells and Tanks.
Paraffine Oil company.-Forty
acres in section 81 township 4, range
,, Carter county: .wO wells com
pleted, one 1910 feet and one 1i53
feet deep, one flowing, one pump |
ing; sample taken from flow tanks !
from which the oil is run into the
pipe line, the crude taken within "a
hours after coming from the well
dydrometer reading "a 3-4 degrees
3eaume, temperature IS degrees
Fahrenheit corrected gravity 32.D
iegrees.
Twin State Oil company-Airing-
on land, well No. 2, section S-4-3
lepth Of well 943 feet; sample taken
rom flow tank in which daily runs
re made. Hydrometer reading 81
4 degrees temperature 46 degrees: +
orrected gravity S2,S degrees. Sam
lie taken As hours old; hydrometer
eading, 81 Ia degrees; tempera-
ure 46 degrees; corrected gravity.
"a degrees.
1911 Oil companyI-Woodworth
and, section 1888, we'll No. l.,
12O feet deep; hydrometer reading
90 degrees, temperature 81 degrees;
directed gravity 30.9 degrees. Wen
20. ., top Of sand 1867 feet, bottom
f hole HIS; hydrometer reading
IA degrees, temperature 60 de-
-normal-corrected gravity
IA degrees. Sample taken from
600 barrel tank 80 days old: tenn
erature 40 degrees, corrected gray
ty 29.7 degrees. Sample taken
rom ground reservoir 80 days old t
I open air: temperature As de-
rees; gravity 81 degrees.
McMan Oil company-Woodworth c
md, section 32-S-3; No. ! well, hy- !
reading 1876 degrees, TEN.
zrature 52 degrees; collected gray
Y, 341 degrees. Well No.
hydrometer reading, 33.7: l.
% degrees; corrected ;
'avity 941 degrees. Top of SAID u
10 feet, bottom of hole S75 feet. u
itial production 1900 barrels, now o
aking 1,200 barrels l'
Ideal Oil Scoggins lan1 u
ction 323-3 well No. l. 955 feet II
ep, initial production 1000 barrels lo
w making $50 barrels. Hydro d
eter reading 341 degrees, temper. u
ure 81 degrees; corrected gray u
r 34.5 degrees. pi
Producers Oil company-N. f. Il
Iwscn land, section 32-3-3, wei iu
}. l, top of sand 1885 feet, bottom ID
SS feet; producticn 400 barrels. g
'drometer reading 3O.6 degrees I'd
nperature 50 degrees: corrected s-
avity 81 degrees. 10
4 Forman-Westheim ns
Daube land; section 9-4-3; well oil
/. /, 100 feet deep; production n
barrels. Hydrometer reading de
6 degrees: temperature 81 de- %.
es; corrected gravity, 32.6 d go