The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-26

Ito restore the system to normal
healthy condition, 1t would cause
many ills from which they suffer TO
disappear. 30 that motherhood might
become the joy Of their itves.-Ad-
lve1tisement.
bumper.
| The wildcat well drilling near Con-
Ineaut Loke, Crawford county, and
lwell known as the Conneaut Lake
lwell owned by Buffalo parties is down
1880 feet and drilling in soft
lshale. A stratum of mud was en-
lcountered and has caused some delay,
but they are now putting in "a string
Iof insert casing and hope to shut 1t
of and will then resume drilling.
\ Near st. Mary's, Washington dis
itrict, Peasants county, the Orchard
on Company drilled a test on the
Gail heirs farm through the Salt
sand and will have a ten-barrel pump
err. AT Roven Rock. Union district L.
10. White and Company have COM
ipleted No. on the Riggs Brothers
farm and 1t Is showing Tor tive-bar !;
rel pumper in the Cow Run sand.
I In Burning Springs district, Wiz.
county, Roberts Brothers drilled No. |
lSS on the Rathbone oil tract through
the Salt sand and found nothing. II.
Will be abandoned. On Laurel creek, !
Spencer district, Roane county, the
Fisher Oil Company completed and
shot No. 6 on the w. W. Short farm
and have show for an eight barrel
bumper. On Spring Creek, the Lee
iVtt OH Company got the same kind OF
q producer at No. 2 on the Louisa j.. !
Harris farm.
On the north fork Of Hughes river,
Grant district, Richie county, ]. A.;
Anderson and Company have complet-
led a test on the Samuel Hatfield farm
and found all sands barren. The cas-
ing has been pulled and the hole
abandoned. On Grass Run. Union
District, the Hope Natural Gas Com
pay drilled Its test on the W. N. Kirk
patrick farm through all sands and
found nothing but light gas pres
sure in the Mayon. 1t will be shot In |
that formation.
On Lick Run, Murphy district. the
Woodrow Oil Company drilled No
on the Martha Smith farm through
the Maxon sand and has a five-barrel
pumper. On Virgins Run, in, the
same district Smith Whan has drilled |
NO. 3 on the Charles Wolf farm
through the Squaw sand and found
nothing in that or any of the upper
formations.
on the river front in Williams dis
trict, Wood county, the Henderson Oil
Company completed No. 4 on the r.
*. McCouch farm ana has an eight \
barrel pumper in the Macksburg Ave
hundred foot sand. On Bong Run.
Washington district, Peasants coun-t
ty. r.. NJ. Hall and Company have
drilled a test on the r. Amber farm
through the Big lnjun sand and
found nothing in that or any Of the
upper sands. On Lackett Run. IN
Ion districts. Edmonds and Company
are drilling their test on the g. g.
Bailey farm from the Maxon to the
Big Intun sand. Nothing was found
in the Maxon sand.
On Tanners Greek, Troy district
Gilmer county, the Crude Oil Com
pany drilled test on the r.. j. Wag-
!goner farm through the Big Iniun
sand ard will not have better than a
.hvee-barrel pumper. On Laurel Fork
of Trace Greek, Duval district, Lin
coin county, the Carter Oil Company
has completed test on the F. G. |
Pauley farm and it is good for five
barrels a day in the Berea grit.
Light wells are the best the South
eastern Ohio fields are Offering. In
Union township, Belmont county, w.
H. Hearn has drilled test on the
Joseph Walker farm through the Be-
rea grit. 1t is light pumper, not
good for more than two or three bar
rels. In Pultney township, in the
same county, Wise and Company have
drilled test on the Israel Day farm
through the same formation and have
found only light show Of oil.
In the Payne district, Lawrence
township, Washington county. E. P.
McCutcheon and Company's No. o
on the Joseph Smith farm is through
the Big 1niun sand and dry. Two
miles west OF production in Grand
view township. Washington county,
Walker Brothers have now drilled a
test on their own farm through the
Squaw sand and it is fair gasser in
that formation.
In the shallow sand territory in the
Marietta district, Washington coun-
ty, nearly all Of the late competitions
are busters. The Matthews Farm Oil
Company got one at its test on the
G. L. Matthews farm. Williams and
Athey had the same kind OF luck at
q test on the w. n. Rea farm. Vic
tor Hammond's No. on the Frank
Thornily farm is duster in the sec
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