Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-25
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Al u'"t'DioN-Nn nat may prove
to he very important sand to
Healdton has been found in well No
2 on the Pugh farm in the south
west quarter of 1S-4s-2w by the Car
ter Oil company at a depth OF 1913
feet. The sand has not been drilled
into yet but il Is showing up well
and looks like it will make much
more oil than well No. /. The sand
has been penetrated to depth of
13 feet. oil in we'll No. /, located
$50 feet to the south was found at
! 1,S62 feet IL is believed that the
sand in No. . is a different sand and
1t may mean much to the southeast
extension 1t is the deepest producing
sand at HealdtOn
The deepest well at Healdton is
being drilled by the Bull Head Oil
company on the Dana farm in A g.
1t is now drilling at 1855 feet and
the owners are likely to make an or
der of abandonment at any time.
Pierce Fordyce Oil association in
13-7s-3w on the Langley farm in
Love county has recovered the under
| reamer lugs and is drilling in shale
at 1880 feet.
Czarina oil company has rigs up
for two offsets to No. / on the Gar
ina Homer farm in 30-3-3 in the
southwest extension to Healdton. one
Is on the north and one TO the west.
Number ! well was much better than
the company had a right to expect,
and several wells will be drilled at
once in that portion of the field.
Kirk oil & Gas Co i'm 31-2s-2w in
the Graham district found Is feet of
sand at 270 feet. The oil is of a bet
ter grade than other wells in that
district made, but the production liz
not enough to make n pay well. The
sand has never been found in any
other well, and il may mean much to
that vicinity.
Southwestern Petroleum company
has recently entered the territory in
north and 7 east in Pontotoc county
and has taken some acreage in To-
cality that was recently reported faV-
orably upon by government geolo-
aists. The Hill Oil & Gas Co. and +.
T.. Watkins have also taken acreage
there.
J. f. Reardon, formerly of Warren,
Pa, has arrived here and will be as
sistant to w. b. Hassett, general
manager of the Ardmore Refining
company.
The Tidal Oil company has pur-
chased from ]. S. Mullen his royalty
to 26J acres OF land in section 3 and
in the producing area at Healdton.
The price paid was approximately
$500, 900 and the royalty production
is about 270 barrels.
IN THE OSAGE-The Wiser Oil
company No. 22 in the northwest
quarter OF 22-27-12 is n l-barrel well.
The Indian Territory Illuminating
company has 100000 gas well in No.
1877, lot lS5, in the southwest uar-
ter of the northwest uarter Of 2S-25-
II.
The Manhattan Oil company No.
35 in lot 2Si, in the northeast of the
southwest of 20-25-11 is a 150- barrel
well.
The Barnsdall oil company No. !
in lot 1874 in the northwest OF the
northwest of 13-25-11 is makins
5,50O.0 900 feet OF gas
West & Haslett have 10 barrel
well in their No. ~, lot 109 in the
northwest OF 16-2o-12.
AT BALD HII1-The J. w, Moore
No. Il. Charles farm In the north
east corner OF 5-14-14 is good for 40
barrels natural.
The Iowa Oil company No. G in the
southeast corner of the northwest of
the southwest quarter Of 15-l4-l4 Is
an 1S-barrel well.
The Lucky Tiger No. c. Rentie
farm in the center of the southwest Of
the northwest quarter OF 35-15-14 Is
making IL barrels.
Cooper and others second test in