Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-21

$iis,C,"CC ~ bid from $lCO. ooo ia
~ i'oOo, at which price Connoll,
bought the lease 'rbr t,rs, V''io',y ,'ii,' y
bilng halt million dollars w,, ic1
acres IN section 30-25-lI. cort,irin,,
10 wells with daily prod.-,tion ~,
i,-fV barrels probably the best loasc
OF the Barnsdall on company In
iosS th"h ten minutes this prouorty
unuer ordinary conditions worth
Hdd,V'V;nV mad been sold Tor $500 o.
pVO. There was touch of ,r,o,,i,.
connected with that sule.
Tried to Get Property
The Barnsddll on company. owned
~ l. ~ barnsdall and owner of tho
i,"sS IN oush It's bidder, Watt Young
ol baitesNlllo madc futile effort f9
save this big property. bat Inc law of
tIaue knows no sympathy and tho
hlEhest Young felt ne could 20 vos
E"up, u'p. once more on this niece
me Sinclair on companv and ia
Iralric clashed and their rrprnsonta.
ives sitting side by side. ran the nrirc
up Nhon IT reached $iO5. 600 Mood,
jumped II To Si5O. 600 and whom con-
rolly said Si60.0C0 Moody c,me hoci
WIN 100000 end the property was
sold to him. was
leases up: ''''
Tract No. |, southeast 29-27-12 ton
wells producing 10 barrels. A. NJ
Landon. s3l,5SO.
Tract No. ., northeast 29-27-12. two
wSHS producing four barrels, Barns
us II OH company, no bid.
tract No. 3, southwest 22-z1-1z. TWO
wells, production one barrel Rarns-
ueIl on company no bid.
tract No. 4, northwest 22-2T-I9
i,ihe wells. production 13 barrels. f.
y. Gillespie, SS,9S2.
tract No. o, southeast g1-27-t2.
seven weils, production IL barrels
barnsdall oil company. no hid
Tract No, 6. northeast 9i.97.to
seven wells, production eight barrels
barnsdall OIL company. no bid
tract No Z, southeast l6-2T-12 onc
Wen production y barrel Barnsdnu
on company, no bid
Tract No. s, southwest 15-27-1o ii
wells production II barrels Barnsdall
on company no bid.
Tract No ., northwest rr,cti,,, -
27-l2, ono well production no b.rrnis
h,r, e.dlll on company no bid
That tho sale was of unprarcdc,t,,
W DE-, .ft fraternity was eNi-
uencod py the fact that pavhlIsl, f., |
soI Crai days before the sale was fuirl |
WIN visitors ana for at l,ast tvn d,,.' |
uIlore inc sale was scheduled to taltc |
/ '''+' 'IlltS,lhtv TO SptuYp
hoteI recommendations. and late.
com Suil,eis h7d to take The best they could
lihu; inc town people were very hos
pltaDle and many OF the best horoos
III tnc CITY were opened for the 40
coHlinodatl0nS OF the visitors TLo
morning trains from Olllahon,n On.
haft!esNlllc and Tulsa brought a lo,c.,,
NUMBER of visitors, some OF ,yhnr,
were bona fidc bidders. and otbo",
were on men who attended tbe COLI
more through curiosity tEan arvthinS
use. Thc day opened wet and coiS
ma IT was early seen that mo soio
'ould not be held in the opcn air i,,
ruht OF the agency buildinr. as wos
u ilrst planned, SO the assn,,h1,,
oom of the Usage Indian schoc, ,,,a,
alIeu INTO requisition end a warm
ohiaouions place was provided fo,
ne bidders. That the sale was ~
core than usual importance was In.
icated by the tact that +. A. Ieoyv a.
'ittsburgh. Pa. first vicc-president of
he Gulf Pipe Line company ana +be
-ypsy on company. was in attend
nee, 1t being tho first time no has
anticipated in Usage bidding since he
amoved from Tulsa. several year.
20. Others in Mr.. Leovy's marty
ere NJ. M. Doan. third vice. presidsnt
the Gulf and Gypsy companies. @.
Crawley. assistant TO Mr.. Doan.
enry hcGraw. attorney, and w. r. .
,ixton. stenoErapher. Nelson X
oody Of Independence. Kan, vAe- r
essdent OF the Prairie Oil & CAS-