Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-04

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portionate falling off I'M new produc-
tiou. and q considerable increase in
new work at the close of the month.
The totals show gO3 wells rompIcted
lGl.279 barrels Of new production
g3l dry dOlrs. lyT gas wells and
YO5- RIGS and drilling wells ON lime
TO- The loss i'm completed wells from
the Nav rcuort was "a with l2.g2g
barrels less production. There were
"a more failures and an increase Of
four gas wells. RIGS M show an in
crease of eight. and there were I43
more wells drilling. makinp a not
gain Of l5l for the month
An increase Of % completed wells
was shown i'm the central west gas
fields. Of two i'm Illinois. five i'm the
Nid-Contincnt "a i'm tho Gulf coast.
and rs for North Louisiana. There
was "a falling off of 81 in the Pcnnsyl-
yauia fields. three I'm Lima. eight i'm
Kentucky. the same number i'm Texas
Panhandle. and no change i'm ludiana.
The loss i'm PENNSYLVANIA CONNECTIONS
was due 20 less work i'm West Viz
ginia. where "A fewer wells were com
plctcd than in the previous month.
Couulct,d WorI, WAS also scarccr i'm
southcastCru Ohio which shows a de
cline Of 20 The local PENNSYLVANIA
fields had slight chances of no mpor.
au,c. The Crchton field of Louis
i.n. and t,, TII',lI ,f ,Tr>,. ,,n ro
spousihlc for the additions i'm those
oiyisione
The large wells at Evans civ. But
1,r r,,,ty arc tn no crodit,d uitb
the increase of 1862 barrels Of new
production in the PENNSYLVANIA di-
vision. as well as making nm IN, loss
or l51 n..,,rais W, '' ,,tr,,i,,i,
! DriII,ng fnr o,g i'm contr,i Gbin
nnrnnd set,r smell oil ,ynII. Win ,
| new, rrnductior nf iG0 LsrroIs Good
,,rod,c,rs in Ultimate ,.a,., ,n i,.,o.,'
/ fn, tb,t finId nr ocC L,rraIs uI,iI.
I,crt,Icl.. raI nff ia L,,r.Is rr,,,,
! rb. NI,,. rioI,r,s Indi.,,, and i,,.
I ,,,r.. srr,Il incr,.eay as diJ ,rn,,s
/ Panhandle AIthoIpb more wells
vrro cnmnIctrd i'm OlIahor,, and
k,rs,e tba neu, rrod,Ictior sl,,u,s a.
dccrcaso nf n o-n barrols nc tborc
wore nat sn NAM. oI,shor y,cIIe Crlr
coast rornrts an incro,so Of l5-0
barr.Is which romo from ThraII
Nnrtb In,iei9rs is boldinu ,n its
rcuutatiou since the openinr Of thc
/ Cricbton ri,Id and sbn,ys a r.,ir Of
r qUO L9rrnle. IN. tot,I nf "a QEo hor-
rolls from Al oil woIIe pi,ing an .,,or-
ave Of ove. three hundred barrels nor
VOL
Tho lief or Dg1 dry, bolos is dis
trbuted auopp YII tbo divisions tba
nu,nhor shown. nra,Iv ono failure in
rgch fou, wells comnietad This nrn-
unrtion hpIds in pnnnsvIvapi. v,hera
a. p9s wells were drv 0ut of Tho 2AO
and az pae ,yrus reduces tho oil nro
duccrs to 145 Rut West Virpini, ana
southeast Ohio onerators had had lYcls
ms a dr, hole was round for caoh
two and one-half wells counIrtod
Lima ana Indiana onoratore ont a
dry hoIn for cach three co1nIGtio,s
and central Ohio one for each five
More than half of I(cntucl,y's wells
were failures. and Illinois had q loss
Of ona-third Less wildcat work i'm
the Mid-Coutiucut reduced the fail
ures to one for each seven wells
drilled i'm. Louisiana a,d Texas pan
handle report failure for each four
completions while Gulf coast opcra-
tors were badly hit. as one more than
half of all wells compIcted roU i'm the
dry hole list
Deductinc the drv holes and gas
wells from the total number com
peted leaves 545 wells producing oil
giving a daily average Of 296 barrels.
In Nav there were 6lS oil producing
wells with a daily average of 2S2
barrels. The April report showed GAG
productive oil wells with a dailv ay-
craee production of 22O barrels In
February the Droductivc oil wells
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