The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-12
In the CARRIER Field.

CARRIER. OKLA Nov. 11.-Of the OIL
fields opened in Oklahoma ana hah'
sas in the last two years, the CARRIER
district today is acknowledge TO have
the greatest future Since the discoV'
cry well tapped the first flow oil lh'S
high grade oil, two years ana TWO
months ago, the field has enjoyed
steady growth New extensions, new
pools and new sands have been FOUND
with a pleasing regularity
There has never been wild rush 10
the field, but every month added con
fidence of the big as well as the little
fellow is shown by the increased num-
Der of drilling wells. The field Is
growing-not as mushroom but as
healthy. hearty youngster-and it IS
rewarding those who used judgment
and placed their confidence in it.
New Wells and Competitions.
The Garfield Oil Companys No Is
on the Walker farm in the southwest
corner, southeast 24.224 west, ~ two
feet in the sand at 1753 feet and IS
flowing $50 barrels daily. The same
company's No. 10 on the Noy farm /
northeast 2522-4 west is a 35O-barrel
well in the sand at 209l to 2,lOo feet /
The same company's No. on the Den |
ker farm. southwest 1924 west, is ON !
top of sand at ,425 feet and showing
OIL The same company's No. l on the
Shaffer farm was completed this week
into q 25-barrel we'll Top of sand 1881
feet II is over a half mile from pro
duction The Whitney well is hait
mile north of it and the RoXana ON
the Schoador is over a half mile wes'
of it The Shlffer 40 ! is located in
Tho middle Of the northwest quarter
soutneu~r 1923 west.
The Healdton ana oil State Petrol
cum ComnanN's interests No. IA on the
Bco'yr farm northeast 2422'4 west
is ON top Of a sand at 1.4O5 feet and
pulling the big pipe.
The CoOtie Surprise.
The Cootie Oil Company's No. ] on
the Lynds farm. in the northwest cor
mer. southwest quarter, southwest
7-a2-3 west got a sand al 800 to 1910
feet Bottom of hole. 1875 feet. The
well Immediately filled up GOO feet with !
oil This well offsets to the south the I
Nubyme oil Company's No. !, which +
came in for good well AT 200 feet.
A location north of No. l. the Aubyme
No / came in for 200 barrets at l,543
feet. These three wells in three diff t
ferent sands are in territory that few /
months ago was considered of little c
value. r
The Cosden Oil Company's No on !;
the Denker Jonesl farm, in the south :.
weetc orner 12.224 west, is near the It
top Of the sand and drilling at 2OG3 {
feet The same company's No. on the
Norton Briggs farm northeast 14-22-4
west. is on top of the sand at 2,lOS Q
feet and is pulling the big pipe. u
The Cosden and Marland companies -,
No. - on the Walker farm. southeas; -
l329.4 west completed last week, is d"
much better well than estimated. 1t is W
producing go barrels daily from the b
sand at l.245 TO 1870 feet. e.
Bear Creek Had Show II
Tests of the shale under the point =,
where oil was found at 2lSO feet in the
Bear Creek Oil Company's No. ! on ~
he Leforce farm, northeast 2222-3 IL
west showed oil, the writer has been II
informed. The company of
IS very much encouraged and has roa- tC
ton To expect production i'm the Ponca n,
and. Tho last reported drilling depth Il;
$ . go feet and it should be getting i
This section has always Wv
oolled good, especially since the Ben u'
franks OH Company got shallow pro IN
Iucton a mile ana a half east and near dc
y a half mile north last February. W
Me recent report sent out by the writer O.,
$ cleared up. If harm was done by -
{ il is much regretted 1t has been
earned also that the officers of the N'
ompany have not made additional pur. 10
hases of acreage Ill
OF the new wells starting much in an
crest is shown in the test on the new nc
ntcline discovered and mapped by M
'homas II. Robinson. 1t is the Van -.
DELLA Oil Companv's No. ] on the Brew w
r farm, southeast 36.25-4 west. oI