Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-17

map Of the state which has been COM
piled. Postage 10 cents for the plain
map, I'm colors, 30 cents Plus 10 cents
postage.
Nature of Reports.
Tho following paragraphs give
briefly the nature Of these reports;
Bulletin No. 10 gives the result Of
field and laboratory Investigations
concerning the volcanic dust Of tho
state. In order to discuss properly
the deposits Of tho state, IL was found
necessary 10 give something Of tho
origin and probable source OF the lust
iu these deposits, aud also TO discus,
tho means 0f transportation physical
und chemical characteristics, ana
economic value. In order to deal
. with these phases of the subject props
crly and TO give the reader u general
idea Of volcanic phenomena, the re
port was divided into tire" general
chapters. The first chapter discusses
briefly the different types OF vol
canoes, their distribution and origin.
The second chapter deals with the
orlgil. distribution, physical ana
chemical properties, and economic
value Of volcanic dust; while the third
deals with volcanic dust in okla
homa.
Cushing Field.
Bulletin No. ~ deals with tho
geology, structure, development, ana
production I'm the immediate Cushing
field and adjacent territory, The
flcld work for the report was done
durilg the summer Of 1918. Frank
nuttrlm, field assistant OF the survey,
..t. il. gy. tYl. Of "a marty nt three TO
work out I'm detail the entire region
embodied I'm this report. In begin
ming the field york 1t was found that
there was 10 base map OF tho area
available. except the ordinary county
man. II was necessary ia use this for
the plottiIg Of all data obtained. All
the information gained concerning the
surface geology and structure was
placed on this map. In order TO de-
tCrmiue the structure a line OF Levels
was rum to the field with a spirit
level from the government bench
mark located ar the southwest corner
Of section 3, 7. II y, r.. 6 T.. This
primary level line was carried to
parts Of the field and temporary
bench marks were established. From
these established bench marks sec
ordary spirit level lines were run to
all the. wells I'm the field, which at
that time Appropriated 200. the
cIryuHou and location OF each well
yyas determined and plotted. Later
mo loo nr onch was obtained. These
Ioys ns,iaIlv gayc the dcpths of the
rrnducl,o sands the amount Of
initial production, the lease map,
number. the owner of the well, and
some other special Information. The
principal geological formations were
placed upon the map and the ele-
ina several outcrops determined. AS
no limestone IL easily
rccoprizcd and outcrops appear over
, InToo mart Of no field. il was select
cd. no no tov rock The elevations
dctcrrinod wore calculated i'm terms
~ this limestone and the structural
contours drawn uDon II. after tho
fioid u'n,p had hann comnleted a man
r,' -ron"r rad FOR n-uhIicatIon showing
thC rontour lines as obtained from
thc ,nncr p,whuslyo, limestone. The
nr~irrirai ovos of rho anticlines and
.,ncliros ond tho location OF wells
,rnro also shnwp Iinou tho man This
,,,, mo- ruhllabed several months i'm
ndIarrc ~ tho comnlete bulletIn.
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Bulletin No. 10 on petroleum ana
natural gas in Oklahoma has Just
been prepared by G.. w. ana
l.. Il. Trout in order to give to the
public as much general Information
as possible concerning the oil ana gas
industry In Oklahoma, penang the
publication or q more complete re-
port along this line. All publications
OF similar nature prepared by the ok
lahoma Geological survey nave peen
completely exhausted. me demand
for oil ana gas publications Is great
file awaiting the mailing out oil such
Information as can be oIIered con