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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
ScrihcS Entertained by
Him at Mountain
! axes Inn.

U.u.r.rr. who used 20 he tho pro
= e.r~ ~ the one-rinc circus Tint
T..o r.. ra7e has been discovered by
f-c Fraternity 90 Real Estate Editors.
.-r from rho paths O. bcsrarClcd aero
bats and .lr. rope walkers. for S.r
Robinson is .to boniiace Of the Noun
i..r Lakes Inn. at tho great res dental
mark o. .h.. name in New jersey.
TO mans CITY lads ard lassies who
l,- thc.r Quiet country homes some
wars aro Robinson was just the
,.rcs. and k,rdes. man that ever lived
g. this weary world OF chores and long
.-roo, DAYS. for did he not cnliyen
crce year tho morotony Of country
l.se v.-- o visit Of his dazzling circus
t.oarc -a the town As tho drawing
,.ovcr cf tf. circus tha: travelled from
one Ht'e place to another Gw'na.ca.
Robinson packed .D his old trunks for
good and .uued to another usctu call
inc .. I'D. where be could dispense
,..l cheer. H.. on different scale
than .n C.r.cr .+c.
Otn.r.u.. n.l md MIN Ike INC j.
&C. -... c'i n those happy country
l... .r the t4cw or ln Tic village.
t-. tt.uc circus men mus, know. and
tf.+ i.r -H prepare soNorN dIS'-'
t.r rho employees; ottern ST tno worn
g.. &C.. -tc. 90 become dissatisfied
and .s..,. a.u u they dCscr, .n the
lu..r.. part Dt the season y means not
o.. much ..corfcr. cnce. but heavy
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has anf. 'ot -l
'A ft. .'u ''"-.N
Robinson naturally '"t.'' .t'."
t.Ir.ra 'o tho Oh ni 'I' pontiac,
Once 'cHt inc Tat '..' '"'
a'" Editors goes '' NO A'.-, '-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

will have subway trains IS the ress'
:or the activity. -.
stations on this line az 10th s.. ~
az Belmont st. will be within two sa''
blccks Of the property, while '''t
blocks west is Aqueduct as, Wners !.
West Bronx trolley lines converge y
Guiding one that runs over the wa.
inrton Bridge TO the lSlst ST. ssI,.
ON the present subway. with an ss,
cent fare from The BronX 70 L''
Manhattan.
Bryan L. Kennedy will hold ,hen ~.
in the Vesey Sc. room on Weansis. -.
June Is Arrangements nave W.
made to permit 20 per cent OF ms p. :.
base price Of the property to renan !. :.
mortgage for a period OF yea" " ~
usual rate Of interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
Social Growth of Malba.

The development Of Malba -on-the
Sound into an important social centre
has been very marked during The last
ten months. the Malba Field Club since
.ts organization. last July, having ac-
oufcd "a membership o. scycnty-lve.
The cluh mas q splendid nine hole golf
course. an attractive clubhouse and
several tennis courts overlooking Long
I.fgrG Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
Realty Notes.

Franz 4 Schmitts. OF Brooklyn va,
thc buyer OF the group Of properties on
Noroid Brunei. Wickham and Gunther
avs. ard o}2d 81 sold n foreclosure
proceedings or Thursday ny james
j Donovan for SG.O50 The plaintiff
.u the action. Mex. Skillman. was err
roncously reported as the buyer.
The o 3 Potter Properties, Inc.
owners OF the Empire Building. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
Staten Island Acreage Sold.

Cornelius G.. KolF has sold 20 Bar
nett Wiensky the ten acre tract az
the head Of St Johns and Hope avs
and Beiair I'd. Fort Wadsworth. Staten
Island. for the Fitzgerald heirs, who
held 70 for "a number Of years The
property has been purchased for sub
division INTO building lots. and will
immed 'atoly be placed in the market.
l. con mauds extensive views of the
hGrbOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30
WESTBURY ESTATE SOLD
Sidney S. Whelan Gets
Wheatley Hills Property.

FOR Mrs. J. Norman de r. Whitchousc
hcr country estate at Wcstbury. Long
Island, consisting Of sevcnty-three
acres and known as Guinea Chase
Farm. 70 Sidney :. Whelan. son Of
George !. Whelan, president Of the
I nited Cigar Stores Company. This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

UOHN NOBLE GOLDING IS
d well intrenched in the opti-
mistic class. No blue Mondays
or grouchy Saturdays for him. He
has recently been the broker in a
number of deals OF more than or
binary interest, one being the pur-
chase in The Bronx OF block in the
Kingsbridge section for an institu-
ton. Buying blocks on order is no
new role for him, as that large area
of land which the New York Central
tackled on to its original station site,
at the Forty-second Street traffic
hub, Golding secured for the railroad
from a host OF owners. He is plan
ming a trip to the Adirondacks He
is a great admirer Of Vincent Astor.
Capital work that young fellow is
doing" he exclaimed last week.
Scene Sheepshead Bay Raoetrack
Time: o'clock in the morning. on
a race day. about 1898. Jockeys Lit
tleheld Taral and Doggett, and
writer, then an assistant racing re-
porter, seated near the judges stand
watching the morning gallops. Rail
bird reads this from The Tribune:
Ancient Babylon had d choice
brand OF gamblers and blacklegs. but
none as nauseating as those who at
Sheepshead have besnirched the fair
sport OF kings" Jockey Littleheld
rubbed the morning mist from his
eyes, and between yawns said: Say,
that writer is trying to put one over.
I've lived in Babylon, and it's the
incest place on Long Island. The
people there are nice, too Just like
the place Many other persons think
that Babylon is the best OF all su-
Durbsn places, one OF them being 10
seph w. Lawrence. skipper of the
good yacht Kid. On land Captain
Lawrence is one OF the shippers Of
the B. L. Kennedy brokerage and
auctioneer craft. There is a familiar
rhyme in nautical circles that runs
something like this:
OH Captain Lawrence has a right
smart Kid
Give him time Give him time!
And he'll almost do as the sailors
bid,
Give him time! Give him time.
l.. Napoleon Levy, accompanied
by Barney Mayhoii, sat pensively
watching Auctioneer Day corralling
bidders in the Vesey Street rooms
Leyy's thoughts were all about the
sluggishnesS OF realty walks. May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

borough. That's a great trio, Messrs.
Thomas, Phelan and Larkin-a fore
most architect, a foremost builder
and a foremost broker.
William {. Lester, who has been
doing some pretty successful realty
teeing from that popular centre or
bunker. at Fifty-seventh Street and
Madison Avenue, for many years,
captured one of the big prizes at the
annual tournament Of the Real Es-
tate Golf Association, at the Engle-
wood Country Club, last Tuesday.
Frederick M. Zittell, Donald Carr,
7. Horner, w. II. Quinlan, c. G..
Kellar, 4. A. Leavy, J. E. Peep and
c. G. Moses-that is how their
names appeared on the score card
were not among the runners-up.
They did better than that, as they
were big prize winners, too. Hardly
know my news manufacturers in the
realty world from their score card
names. For instance. c. G..
Moses is none other than the re-
nowned professional player from
the Washington Heights links, and
he writes his name Charles Crit
nth Moses. At stated periods Of
each year we go to him (every
other real estate editor does, too,
for that natter and say in most
dolesul tones: Charley. we know
you are very, very busy" taking
off the soft pedal from the words
very, very busy. but we nope and
feel sure you will find time to write
an article for US about the Washing
ton Heights or Dyckman sections.
Charley assents TO the theft OF his
time, and we leave him, feeling that
We have done our duty TO the public.
r. o. {. is not the keystone rock
III the realty foundation. but he is
enc Of the indispensable figures in
the channels OF buyers, builders and
operators and agents These initials
belong TO Richard O. Chittick, execu-
tive secretary OF the Real Estate
Board. Please bear in mind that he is
not the secretary of the organization,
that Office being filled by Elisha
Snlftn in perpetuity. For seven con-
seoutive times Elisha has been elect
ed secretary. Richard is the eXecu-
tive secretary. He. with Dr. Nc
CURE, feels the realty pulse, and al
ter diagnosing the ailments tries TO
eliminate the defects from the realty
body. For a long time the realty
body has been suffering from over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

hoh S were mainly about the Pump
kernickel Club. in upper Sixth Ave
nue.. Levy's hopes were that the
government would let Monticello.
Virginia. remain in the possession Of
the Levy family. Mayhof's hopes
were that the real estate scribcs
would not be so much everywhere.
Levy's decision was that there were
no bargains to be had Mayhoff' S
decision was ditto. SO as one they
left the rooms.
With apologies, and then some
more, TO Walt Mason.-When the
bases are all filled in the realty game
of life. and hit would bring about
merry little strife and put the score
in favor of the hopefuls for a while
with their broad and scintillating
smile. Then it's time to call on
Manning. T. J.. OF The Mail" He
will quickly clear the bases, help the
eds TO iill their spaces, and make
the money lenders glecful at the
sight OF active "pecpul." He's some
realty sleuth is Manning. T. J., Of
The Evening Mail" In any nook
or Granny. if there's news, he'll find
it out And in vivid words he'll tell
you what the projects all about.
With his optimistic writing, he will
urge you TO the fighting. Not to
sanguinary battles, but to broader
realty life He's a star is T. J. Man
ming. Manning. OF The Evening
Mail.
Arthur Murphy. the Tammany
Hall leader Of The Bronx. is putting
every dollar he can spare into Bronx
realty. The main article in this paper
to-day tells you where he is making
those investments. A half hour spent
in Murphy's company would be most
beneficial for those whose spirits are
detected. depressed or have been
fattened out by the steam roller of
bad times.
Andrew J Thomas. whose skilful-
ness as an architect recently nerited
him a medal for having designed a
model row OF apartments put UP in
The Bronx last year, has a magnetic
personality He knows how TO couch
his expressions in the best words so
as TO get and hold the attention OF
his hearers. He, w. l.. Phelan and
Matthew B. Larkin had quite a
lengthy discussion last week about
the extent OF the rise in values in a
certain section OF the northerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-30

UOHN NOBLE GOLDING IS
] well intrenched in the Opt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
CUSHING PRODUCTION Is so .
LARGE IT'S Bi,WILDERING
~ 10. 900 Barrels Run Daily Would
Take the Three Pipe Lines Year
and Half to Empty Tanks.

Speaking of the pipe line runs of the
Gushing field. it Is no small item that
here are more than twenty-five mil
lion barrels Of oil In tankage in the
Gushing field at this time.
The total capacity Of the three pipe
lines Is 1900 barrels a day.
II these lines were to begin running
tankage oil tomorrow and run the full
capacity of their lines, 1t would re-
quire more than a year and a half to
empty the Gushing tanks if not an
other drop Of oil was pumped into
them.
And when the fact that the average
daily production OF the field is more
than two hundred and fifty thousand
barrels a day, one gets some idea OF
what the Gushing field means to the
oil industry Of Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
j AMl.S II. JONES Is TULSA
VISITOR FEW HOURS TUESDAY
I'"rncr Iul~an and Prominent Lawyer
OF Washington, ID. e., Drops In
lOwn to See improvements.

Hon Tamas X I,nos nan. % u,,.h
irrton f. - Ia I,tl. T., NV
lucrative I,W rract,ro Iatnro - Lb,i"TaS
terror drp,rtr.nt ,,,r,t',o u
nr Trls, som nf ma lay, S ',tI
Inurs X T,r,. - rr 'ol'"'1
Tulsa , few bnnrs $3.50. WAC III
Mr. lone. Irrnt,d IL, ri. ,o,,
whom ma cit,. v,,. NJ, I. -
Zorro tbsro , ~ W, ,I ,'i,'h', ''" pe-
flo d,nI"d ia ," u ~ 9'''''
.,.,r iriiInI' IL, ~, ~ 'nn,i"L gas
.,nL ~n,,,ri,,i ~ " CNl"ho"Id'
.TuIs, r'hi"h 49, ''u,n'mS III
.Lrt v'.tL' d,S p'"l - sun intact
lr, . "N,''l9
.rn,, a. ',f Nh WV, 1s''n'Si''u AT 'he
..i,.. ~, h, !" I'' t"a' w" years;
.,il .rn , liz ~ ~ =, I"' Wv" laSt' ana
.n,,. a.. 's,,,,,,,oou i"'S' wa sure TO ne
., & "''''. P"Il''
gus, u~lPP'",d u" Iuh down to
49,. " ~ NV "'NluE ncoll mere
''"u wv" years s'Iu Mr.
Iii. NV S'u b"lnE buck II" BART
n. n u.'Iu'nb, an" nope to
~, "INt'',S'1n 'o'uruay
D. ,ls,, ~ ,'' S'ale az nus lllne
~" 'lS'.lV"Hvv rNVVPt 10 ihNseIl'
~ l"N"'NVu III q ia"sull
0",'' "l Itop'I'i'S SOFA TWO
- t.".S
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
TAX FERRET LAW SHOULD ne
SIPPLANTFD WITH NEW LAW
individuals, Companies and Corpora
tons Now AT Mercy of tn-crupu-
lOme mud NmbIllOus GThItrTe.

The suggestion OF Judge shea that
this Legislature should pass some Just
law 10 FIX "A tax upon oil and not leave
II 10 some designing person who Is
out for Individual gain. and does not
have the interest OF humanity at
heart" is "a good one. Judge Shea re-
forred 10 tho tax ferret.
II ever there was one thing foisted
ON the people that IS malicious from
every angle. IL is the present tax law,
and under its operation no person,
company, partnership or corporation
is immune from being continuously
harasscd, and are helpless 10 pre-
Vent II.
Ferret Has NJ Bond or Oath.
The tax ferret rs not an officer, he
has no oath. ne is under no bond, and
his possibilities of graft 80 far-rcach-
Ing that really he is a menace to civ
iIizatiOn
Any person, so designing, can be-
come a tax ferret, go back over The
years gone, dig up alleged omitted
properties, notify q county treasurer.
and the treasurer is legally bound to
cite the supposed offender, regard
less of where he resides or whore the
property Is located. A tax ferret can
cause a man living in Ottawa county
To he cited to CimarrOu county. a dis
lance Of 500 miles, on an alleged omiS-
sion, and there is no relief for the man
cited but to appear, fight the ease
through the courts AT large expense or
admit the additional assessment of the
alleged omitted property and pay it,
of which the ferret viii receive a per
rentum. If the tax ferret loses the
case, there is ~nosrocourse against him
Tor damages sustained i'm court costs
mr. m vol 1'IA AaNI -1A.# tla .Er..H .n,,
do the same thing over again, and the
following and each subsequent day do
the same thing. His power is continu-
GUS and unlimited, and In the hands Of
an ambitious, dishonest fellow would
render untold embarrassment to any
person or corporation he decided to
haraSs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
PRAIRIE IL Running ONLY
OIL AS \ COMMON CARRIER
Reported That Gulf and Texas Pipe
Lines Also VIII Soon Cease
~urchaSiu on

Reports from Gushing Yesterday
state that tho Prairie Pipe Line il
not running any oil except hat which
Is rendered as a common carrier.
IL Is also reported that Mr.. Moran.
who was there Monday, made ar
engagements for the Texas Pine Line
company 10 begin taking oil as a COM
mon carrier.
That the Gulf has had several in
quiries about running oil as a com
mon carrier is well known. and the
matter is now before the head offices
at Houston for final decision.
The production as reported sum
day In the Gushing field was 25l.756
barrels from the Bartlesville and
1900 from the Layton and Wheeler.
Late Compilations.
The G. Il. Shaffer No. 3 on the Ben
Wilson. 1T-fs-7. IL good for $50 bar
rels. The well Is 2.402 feet deep.
The McAlan No. 3 on the Scott.
which was reported TO be making
twelve barrels an hour. is now maxi
ing rs barrels a day with thirty-eight
feet Of sand
The Prairie No. 5 on the Annie
BIRD. 2l-l7-7. is showing for. 1.S0O
barrels, having reached the sand at
1850 and is now ans feet deep.
Running Pipe line Route.
RINGLING. Okla. Jan. 2s.-Sur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
IL i Strniphi DIG

r. J. Straight, aged "A years, OF
Bradford, Pa, onG of the well-known
oil men of the United States, VINO
started in the game more than forty
years ago, died at the home of his SOL
Herbert in Bartlesville at 9 o'clock
Tuesday night Of pneumonia. The re-
mains will be shipped to Bradford for
interment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
Al Wichita. a

The well being drilled near Wichita,
Kan, by popular subscription, is 1870
feet deep and still in blue shalc. The
formation is such that no casing his
as yet been required, as no water has
been encountered. This is good news
to the men interested in the well, as it
will materially lessen the expense Of
tn well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
At Niprcnlac.

The Tartar Oil company well on the
Goodwin farm In 23-20-5 is drilling at
300 feet.
The A%ppleman oil company well on
the Thomas farm in 4-20-5 has started
spudding.
The Devonian oil company has also
spudded for a test on the lawson farm
in 1905.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

DBUMRtGHT. Okla, Jan 76-Bc-
cause they refused TO dine at a negro
boarding camp. nine '~roustHhuuts'
were discharged by the Schaftcr OF
company last Friday morning. Until
recently the boarding house has been
conducted by white men. hut who were
discharged Friday. and negro men
placed in charge This did not meet
the approval Of The l|aborers, and be
cause they refused 10 eat at the camp
They were discharged. The act has
tattstd no little comment among the
field Workers. and n may yet become
.erious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

hltftT.
Section 7-l7-l2, M~td-Continent Pc
troleum company, j. Il. Boiling No. 3,
4 barrels.
Manuel.
Section l6-l1-I only oil company,
j. Tiger 40. >. l,5OO barrels.
Section l6-17-7. T. Il. Slick. S. Da-
a No, y, ZOO barrels.
Section 1I-l7-7, Tin OH & Gas Co.,
w. Woetau No. /, 90 barrels.
Section 2l-17-7, p. .. & G. CO., r.
$. Litchfield 30. 6, 200 barrels.
Section l6-l1-I. +. .. & G. CO., c.
West No. 8, 1900 barrels.
NarhOla,
Section 1S-1S-7. q. b. Shaffer, G. w.
Fisher No. s, $50 barrels.
Maysidc.
Section l5-34-l3, Liberty oil COM
pany Of Lyons, Kan, Gilman Bros. &
Ray No. 4. 80 barrels.
Section 2O-33-l4, Rothrock. Dickens
& Coss, G.. IA, Pasey No. I, 30 barrels.
Section 1914. Kansas Natural Gas
company, NJ. $. Custck No. l, 1000, 600
gas.
Section 2-34-I4. Beeler & Campbell,
G. l.. Lindley No. /, 1000, 600 gas.
Section l-34-14, Kansas Natural
Gas company, NJ. 5. Cusick No. 1, L.
600, 600 gas.
Peru.
Section 6-35-l2, Wilcox Shreck. j,
Paulus 80. .. 80 barrels.
May4idc.
Section 22-32-i2, James O'Bryan,
W. Bruce 40. /, dry.
Muskogcc.
Section 2~2-l4-16, Petroleum oil
company, j. Cherry No. /, 40 barrels
Section 22-14-i6, w. b. Pine, j,
Franklin No. 3, 80 barrels.
Section 22-1i-16, w. h. Pine, J.
Franklin No. .. 80 barrels.
YnrhOla.
Section S-tS-7. Channel oil & Gas
co. ct al, G.. River Bed No. 1, 5000
barrels.
Section tj-1S-7. Mc-NIan Oil COM
pHry. V. VI. Dale No. 3, 5000 barrels
company. NJ. Dale No. /. $50 barrels
Section l7-lS-7, Mc-Man oil com
pany, V. VI. Dale No. I, 5000 barrels
Section S1-2O-1i. Pratt Burtin, ct
al, T.. Holly No. /. dry.
Section ~31-2O-14, South Carolina
oil a Gas Co., f. Woodland No. 2. 10
barrels.
Morris.
Section 15-13-1I, Curtncr, ct al.
Ruthlen No. 1. dry.
Spcrfy.
Section 8O-21-t2. Barnsdall oil COM
puuy, lot l0l No. 421. 3 barrels.
Muskogce.
Section 2i-li-16, J. NJ. Sheppard, c,
Fulsom No. /. dry.
kicfer.
Section 2-1O-1O. Leroy Drilling com
pany. Yoke No. I. 100 barrels.
Section 25-17-10. Pouder g. Pome-
roy, h. |. Violet No. 1. dry.
OwaSso.
Section ~15-2O-13. Henry oil & Gas
Co, VI. Roth No. I, 1000. 900 gas
Section S0-20-14, w. O'Connor, u.
Gravitt No. 3. go barrels.
Section 29-20-14. Lewis, ct al, r.
Wright No. /. 10 barrels.
Section s1-2l-14, Lo-Ho oil COM
pany. II. Miller-No. 1, rs barrels.
Manuel.
Section 10-17-T. Slick oil company,
| ct al. VI. Simms No. 2. $500 barrels.
Wann.
Section 14-2S-14, Phillips, ct al, r.
Smith No. l, dry.
Section 1e-2S-fi. Burlingame &
Holms. Fee No. is. 5000, 900 gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
Kelsey Win PrairIc.

1t is stated on reasonably we'll
founded authority that Dana II. KEEL
sey, formerly of the Indian agency at
Muskogee. and later special investi-
gator in the Indian department, will
hereafter be connected with the Prai-
RE on q Gas Co., with headquarters
at Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
At Arkansas City.

There Is lIttlc on nothing doing at
Arkansas City. kan. at the present
time in the oil business. and almost
all Of the Jones & Buell. wells have
been either shut down or abandoned.
MIR. Buell. is in Texas. where he has
acquired several thousand acres Of
likely -lookins oil territory. and II is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

understood will drill several wells. The
property he has Is not proven oil ter
ritory, but near some production
which recently was discovered, and is
on what Is termed an antiCline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

Chase, Neff, Croft * Hickey moved
in yesterday for a well in the north
east corner Of the northwest Of H.
1914. This is good-looking territory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
At Schulter.

w. S. Tudman got the deep sand IN
his No. 8 fee in 22-12-13 at 1,76T feet,
and the well is reported making forty
to sixty barrels natural, with a strong
gas pressure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

The Grundish No. 4 on the Canard
lease in 6-11-14, the southeastern linn
its OF the Okmulgee county produc-
ton, is said to be n ~40O-barrel well.
This well is the southeast well on the
40 acres.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
JOPLIN DRUG COMPANY
Pure Drugs. Zine cigars. Main and Frisco Tracks
TIN SHOP
Al RnlsfOn.

The j. NJ. Critchelow and others
test on the T. Mitchell farm in S-2s-5.
who have had trouble, have the hole
fixed up and are drilling at 1870
feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

C. j. BOugh and others are shut
down at 1890 feet on the Lucinda
Polk farm in 14-9-13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

Lane a Lightner are reported to
have a showing for an oil well in the
southwest corner Of the northeast of
19-14-l6, about q mile north of Boyn-
ton, at 1850 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
At BriStow.

Wrightsman and others have a fish
ing job at 1850 feet In their test on
the ). Harry farm In 30-14-9.
Hogan and others have a rig mp on
the NJ. Jefferson farm in 7-15-9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27
RaId Hi.

The Beaver Oil company has made
a location and is moving in tools for
a test In the northwest corner of 20
1914. Amos Nelson farm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

FOR SALE-Oil and gas leases be-
tween south end OF Cushing pool and
the development at Paden.-C. w.
Demlng. Phones SOC or Wx53.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

No drilling is going on at Wewoka
or in any Of the numerous wells drill
ing near that place. For many rea-
sons all operations have ceased.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-27

Ferguson & Co. are shut down a
1900 feet in their test on the Bagel
farm in 27-21-4.