Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

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remainder. Some crude, ie.. the pro-
| duction OF the Ohio Oh company, Is
being shipped to the refinery OF the
| Imperial company at Regina, Sask.
THAT Wyoming In fast developing
| in production Is shown by the fol-
| lowing statistics, which, so far as l
am in position to farn from au-
thoritles in Casper, are correct: In
iglG about 6,250,0O0 barrels were
produced, I'm the month of February,
| 1916, the total output was 235,OOO
barrels In December OF the same year
| the total production for the month
was $50, 900 barrels Present indica-
tions are that Wyoming's output for
: 1917 will be in the nelghborhood or
| 100000 barrels.
The salt Creek field has proved
that It's wells maintain production. In
this field the wall Creek sand must
be accredited with all the early pro-
duction and these wells are still good
and doing their bit In the Big
Muddy the Merritt company has
brought in the largest wells In Wyo-
ming and these too are in the Wall
| Creek sand
salt Creek is runring about 20,-
000 barrels daily with about 10000
barrels shut in. Elk Basin Is run
ming 1000 barrels a day To the refinery
| at Grcybull and has $500 barrels shut
! In.
Grass Greek has 1000 barrels per
day and run 5000 barrs OF this 70
Greybull and 1000 to Chatham Big
muddy is producing several thousann
barrels which is being run to the Mid
west at Casper The most important
completions recently have been IN the
Big Muddy being holdings Of the Mer-
lritt company. II Is cOnacrVatiVely eS-
tlmated that the Merritt company viii
in short time have a production Of
1000 barrels daily.
THE Midwest Refining company ut
Casper Is now running 10000 barrels
daily. They are installing new stills
and when completed they will be rum
ming ~ Stills capacity Of $4,000
barrels daily. Their average daily
shipments of light oils at present are
fifty cars. They are installing seven
new boilers, 311 horsepower each,
bring their total boiler capacity mp
to S.919 horsepower They burn fuel
oil. Mr.. l.. A. Reed Is superintendent
Of the Midwest refinery at Casper and
is the sort of refiner that applies
strictly to modern methods and Is
abreast with the times always.
"rhe increased crude requirements
Of this company will be met by pro-
duction from the Big Muddy field
from the holdings Of the Merritt com
pany
The Standard at Casper and Grey
bull il running Burton process. At
Greybull a number of additional stills
for the Burton process are being An
stalled
zone of the most notable features
favorable to refining prevails in Wyo-
ming, that being plen. of pure 'old
water and Of course. " can .dge
for yourself how succecstdl | was in
interesting these Wyoming refiners in
our Schultz Sc Koerting spraying and
cooling systems.
"lt was. however. no difficult mat
ter 10 interest these folks in hydro
meters and laboratory apparatus n
as much as we carry this material in
stock and that is what seems to COUNT
everywhere.
while on this trip find that
Tulsa Is about the most talked Of city
in the United States, and as to what is
thot Of Tulsa can be seen In Colorado
Springs on one of the buildings
clocks showing the time at various
places around the globe are to be
seen Nothing is said about the loca-
uon as To time. such as coast time,
mountain time etc. but instead they
have the following cities directly over
each clock respectively. san Fran
cisco. Denver. Tulsa, New York.
Paris.
t"Other Tulsnns visiting Colorado
Springs surely could~not help seeing
this. and you have no doubt heard of
1t before. OF course. st Louis. Kan
sas city. etc, have the same time
Tulsa has, but the city of Tulsa Is
better known to these folks and that's
why Tulsa's name is on the board,
and so | find IL everywhere-al always
Il good impression of Tulsa"