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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Coffee Peach Crop Good

Montgomery, May 1o.-(Special)-Re- ports from Coffee county are that the early yield of peaches is excellent re- eardless of the cold weather which came during the early spring $. N. Rowe, probate judge of Coffee county. present. ed to the state auditors department crate of peaches from his orchard today and they were pronounced as good as any produced in south Alabama in many years. Judge Rowe has 25 acres in the early variety and 25 acres in Elberta peaches
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Joe Jackson Ordered
 to Report to Board

Chicago, May 10.--Joe Jackson, the slugging outfielder with the Chicago Americans, was ordered today by ms exemption board in Greenville 5. c.. his home, to appear before the nearest draft board and be examined Tor mll- ltnry service. President ComiskeN or the Chicago club was advised that Jackson had been tentatively placed In inc list of the new draft men to be called May p and June l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11

Bessemer, May 10--(Special. blame es Andrew Johnson, section foreman, was struck and instantly killed this morn ing at 7:50 o'clock, by freight train of the Louisville and Nashville rail- road company, while at work on the tracks at Turner station, few miles from this city MT. Johnson was pro- ceeding along the track in hand car, when he was struck by the No. 5S freight train, which was going south. The trainmen stated that they could not see the hand car on acRount of the sharp curve at this point, which is made through deep fill. When the men saw the hand car, it was too late to stop and the engine hit it with crash. smashing it into bits and kill ing Mir. Johnson instantly. The de- ceased had been employed by this com pany for the past 30 years, and was well known in Bessemer, where he enjoyed a large circle of friends. He was 54 years of age and is survived by his widow and one daughter, who reside in Bessemer, Mrs. Rose Ward.
 The remains were brought to the Huey & Mcconnell undertaking parlors, and will be shipped to Turner, at 6 o'clock Saturday morning, where inter- ment will be made.
 The following men have volunteered at the local exemption board for the training course which is being offered by the government and given at the University of Alabama: Corvin D. Banks, Frederick L. Bailey Russell Taylor McCampbel ell, James Foster, Jo- seph Lane Smith, Robert Billieler Cox and Joseph Frank Vail. This course will be in mechanical lines and the men will leave here on Thursday, May 16. They are notified to appear at the local board office on May IS at o'clock for final instructions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Total. White. Negro,
SPECIAL CONCLAVE
 OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

At a special conclave of Cyrene Commandery No. 10. Knights Tenn plar, held yesterday, the largest num- Der of candidates ever knighted in the history of the state were given the Templar degree. The session opened at o'clock and the work was com tinued until late hour There were 52 in the class and the Red Cross Knights of Malta and Knights Tenn plar degrees were conferred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Judge Brandon Opens
 Headquarters Here

Judge W W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa, candidate for governor of Alabama. has opened state headquarters in the Motion hotel in rooms 301 and 3e3, with his secretary, Falter Bonham, iE with his secretary. Walter Bonham, in as state headquarters by the Brandon campaign committee is on account of the convenience of reaching all parts of the state from this center
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
BESSEMER BUREAU PHONE BESSEMER 58I

last evening by Mrs J. S. Winters at. her attractive home on Fifth avenue, proved most enjoyable. The affair was given for the young people of this city Mrs Winters was assisted in her du- ties by a committee of young ladies. including Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Miss Lula J. Little. Miss Aggie Heinberg and Miss Sybil Kartus. A most att tractive programme was arranged for the occasion During the evening va rious games and contests were in- dulged in, a special feature being the contest of drawing figures pertaining to the war. The prize was awarded to Howard Bailey, whose picture was that of Uncle Sam. Later in the eve ming dancing was enjoyed and re- treatments served. About SO children ceeds were turned over to the national council of defense.
 Mrs Mac Batson was delightful hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Juii- for Matrons club at the home of her sister. Mrs. s. T. Burgin, on Arlington avenue. The reception rooms were tastefullv arranged in pink roses and ferns Three tables were used for the players of Forty-two. Following se- ries of games the club prize. a bot tie of perfume, was won by Mrs. Kit trel Trotter. Later in the afternoon delicious salad course was served S. F. Burgin, Mrs. John Egan, Mrs. Diffley, Mrs A. E. Patton, Mrs. Wal ter Mcdowell, Mrs Ed DeShazo Mrs. KittreIl Trotter Miss Corinna Trot- ter Miss Mary Reynolds, Miss Willie Eastis and the hostess, Mrs Batson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
PERSONALS

telegram was received this after noon announcing the serious illness of Mrs. Louis Berkovits at San An- tonic. Tex. Mrs. Berkovits' mother, Mrs Sam Lefkovits, has gone to San Antonio to be at the bedside of her daughter.
 William Mckinley who for the past few days has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Mckinley of Brigh- ton, will leave Saturday morning for Fortress Monroe, Virginia, where he is stationed on the U. s. S. Texas.
 Mrs. Mary Gillen accompanied Mrs Emmet O'Neal and Miss Olivia Q'Neal to Montgomery this morning where they will be the guests of friends for the weekend.
 Mrs. Ira F. Hawkins has gone to Courtland. Ala. where she will be the guest of relatives and friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Draft Apportionment for
 Birmingham and Mobile

Montgomery, May 10-(Special )-Ap- portionments for local boards for Jef- ferson county Birmingham and Mobile city for the movement beginning May g were completed by the state military de-
 partment today. Other apportionments
 were announced Thursday. The new ones
 follow:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
''Strangler" Lewis Wins
 on Points From ZbyszkO

Louisville, ky, May 1o.-Edward (Strangler) Lewis of Lexington. Ky, was declared the winner on points in his match here tonight with Waldek Zbyszko of Poland, claimant of the heavyweight wrestling championship. Each took one fall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
TRAINING SCHOOL

The Sunday School Training school. which has been in session at the First Baptist church for the past week came to most successful close tonight, when 15 diplomas and so seals were awarded. Two sessions have been held daily with Sunday school workers from all over the district and various denom- nations being represented. The com mittee in charge stated that it was by far the best training school ever held in this city.
 A wedding which came in the nature of a surprise to the many friends of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
AIRMEN ATTACK

Amsterdam, May 10.-Strong allied flying squadrons bombed the mole and the village of Zeebrugge. the German submarine base on the Belgian coast, at noon and in the evening Thursday. No military damage was done, accord ing to an official statement, issued in Berlin. Two of the hostile airplanes were shot down by German airmen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11

ings having been held all week by the members of the EnsIey Baptist churcfu will be continued through next weei
 These services are the forerunner 5t evangelistic services to be held at the | Ensley Baptist church at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
Strengthening Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTELESs chill TONIC. It contains the well-known tonic properties ofI QUININE and IRON and is very valu- able as general strengthening tonic 1t purifies and enriches the blood and you can soon feel it's Streng gthening. Inyigorating effect 60c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
DEATHS

Harry Falls Currie-Aged Is months, son of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Currle, died at the residence 1044 South rhirty-first street. at l2 a. m. yes terday. Funeral service will be conducted from the residence this ,onrn;np at Il o'clock. Intermei.t will follow in Elmwood cemetery. tery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
GLORIOUS OLD SHIP, THE VINDICTIVE, IS
 USED TO BLOCK
 HARBOR ENTRANCE
tContinued From Page one)

The small boats were under heavy gun fire all the time while they were trans ferring the crew to waiting destroyers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11

Mrs Anne HuddIeston--Aged S3 years died at the residence of her sister Mrs. R. K. Kennedy, 115 North Six tieth street, Woodlawn, yesterday, Funeral arrangements will be an- nounced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

STOLEN From 1929 x, Iffn sf N1c7-.7> passenger Ford runabout, 1918 model; li cense No. 61l9; motor No. 2517S55; liberal reward. Call NJ 3731. bricklayers and B steeI- workers, 75c per hour, time and one hai Tor overtime Apply Room 15. LyonTerry Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-11

While the naval arm of the entente ]
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

The Mld-co Petroleum company /.
very active in the Billings field and
Just now that company Is doing
much for the field as well ms davel.
opng lis own holdings.
Pipe for the S-inch oil line from
the properties in the BILLINGS field
southeast 10 Black Bear station
four miles north of Perry, has beer
strung and workmen will start con.
meeting il up today At black Bear
station loading rncks will he con
strncted and shipment OF oil will be
made Via the Sante Fc.
The Mid-C is stringlnx pipe for a
4-tnch water line from Its wells "a
she Chikaskia river, ,rYwelve miles
northeast Of the fteid. which will as
sure an ample supply Of water for
drilling operations.
The So 600 barrel tank on the
WHshhurn farm In l5-23-2w was
completed Friday and 1t is now ready
to t-lld oil. The tank was damaged
slightly by the high wind that visited
tt CARRIER ana Billings fields about
n week ago but upon Investigation.
It was found that the damage was
not so grent as was expected. An
other tank " the same capacity
will he constructed Immediately, but
the sNact location has not been de-
Clded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

the Southwest Of the southeast of 56-
lk-li
In the northwest corner ot the
southeaSi OF tg-lS.lb the Sperry nu
a GRH co. is drllllrg at sb5 feet on
the u. Drew Nu, J.
OliVAr and associates are shut
down az $50 Feet ON the Tiger n" /
IN the southwest ucrucr of the south -
east ot the southeast of a0.lN -.
The GhdNs llrlly oil company is
drilling at $50 feet ou the cunning
ham No. I I'm the southeast corner
ut tho northeast ~ the southeast az
tt-lN.l6
McCurtis and others hnve RIG up
for \ Carter NO I Ia the northwest
corner OF the southeast OF le-lN'la.
CUSHING 49, The pickwilla or
company is drilling AT 1850 feet
ON the Ross No in the southwest
corner of 2S-lS-i
The Greek County Gas company
ts drilling at $50 feet on the Freund
farm iu the center of the west line
ot tho southwest uf the southeast of
@5.lN-h
Tho oklahoma Natural Gas COM
pauy is shut down at 1856 feet on
the Taylor farme- in the centcr "
the southwest OF the northeast Of
6-lS %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
49, s..xrr QUOTATIONS.
Perieu of the Week.

s,,. week Just past has been q
.r,tt. one, great amount OF
l,,,flons in what may he
.t proyrn oil territory, have
n made. hut operators seem IN
.',,..I rn give up wildcatting f. 4
Wv" ,,frnt Eastern oklahoma n
nslnc drllya up moderately fas'' puy
uttn crude at its present price lr
I,e. not pay 20 take a chance af
r,s,rr 900 the western part OF the
stale ~ yet not proven.
r,siIy. the sensation OF tho week
,s IN, completion OF the Union OIL
,,rpanys big well in the southwest
r,rp,r uf the southeast OF 2-2b-l.
.,,,,,.nIa Kan This well Is swab-
t,I,r at the rate ~ $50 barrels per
h,ur Al less than feet In the sand,
tho TON Of which was found at 2.4h5
,.,, Tho Evans ThWtnE REFINING
co,up3nN. which is taking the oil. is
h.vtrr Its hands full taking care of
tho preseut production and II Is
Joubtful II II will be drilled deeper
Al present. Still. in spite OF this
f,c, It was said Saturday that the
Union wired the office OF the
I
asked n the Prairie thought It could
care for the oil. should II be drilled
decucr That the sand was found
about 80 feet higher than the wells
I'm tho immediate vicinity Of this
well. makes II look good for the first
location east and the first location
north OF the big well, rE yet un-
drilled
Next in prominence to the Union
well II the wells Of the Okmulgee
= & K. Co and waite Phillips In
iI.Il. northwest OF Okmulgee. The
waite Phillips No. 2 on the Murrell
farm in the northeast corner OF the
southeast OF the aorthwest OF
ss-l4-ll is showing for 1900 bar
rels at 20 feet In the sand and Is shut
down for tankage, and Huckaby
NJ In the cepteroo the south line
of the sou theast OF the southwest OF
!s-t4-ll is ready TO drill in after
trying for several days to drlJl by
collapsed casing
Hcaldton And vicinity will well
come the building Of the Sinclair
Pipe Line company 6-inCh line from
Gushing south into that field The
llne will In all probability pass
through the Fox pool. which is ap-
parerily In It's infancy and viii as-
sure transportation for much oil
that IL thought viii be produced
there
The welI Of Renedum and Trees in
slin-7e southeast OF Francis IL
glowing sligh:ly better than re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

potted and is now flowing by heads
An estimate on the well Ia hard to
get inasuuch as the Mascho well In
Z Al. which came in last fall, was
loverrated 10y almost Everybody and
thss characteristics OF the Benedum
and Trees well - almost the same as
that The MHsCho well flowed as
high as Is harrels at a time and
when aEitaied would do this three
times day. II was rated by some
as high as 100 barrels. hut when put
on the pump. did not even make, a
paying proposition However, the
Benedum and Trees well Is In a sand
about 250 feet below the Mascho
sand
The Hen Franks we'll has not
been shot yet 4 shot was placed
In the hole AMI the well caved In
on top OF Il SO Job OF cleaning out
WI have TO be completed before the
shot * touched off The we'll In To-
Gated In the southwest corner OF the
sout theast Of 1922 3w and II II pays.
will extend the CARRIER field two
miles and half east OF It's present
eastern boundary
l. With a water line laid to Camp
Creek. about four miles west OF its
Casey development. the GYPSY oil
company has enough water to carry
on operations m that district and has
started drilling on It's test In the
northeast corner OF the southeast OF
20-2l-6, Offsetting the Squire wilder
No, To the west. Sohn Markham,
jr. TX buying water from the Gypsy
and Is drilling on his well in the
northeast corner OF 29-2l-6 The
remarkable holding up powers of tho
Squire Wilder No. which Is the
only well In the field. has given
hone that a real oil pool will be un-
covered there.
In the Cushing district, the two
spots OF interest is the drilling for
the Layton sand In l2-l7-7 and the
skinner or Squirrel sand develop
mont north OF the Cimarron river
froI0 OiltOu In 3I-lS-7 and in
.2S-l9-7 The Layton sand pay
streak in lT-7 is,oapparently going
has started the latest well there on
the John Timothy farm In i3-l7-7,
which viii test out this direction
The Sperry oil a Gas Co has rigs
up for three more wells on It's prop
erty IN 6-l7-s No | on this lease
* 30 barrel Layton well
In the Ilealdton district. the next
well Of Importance to be drilled in
viii be the Westheimer and Daube
we'll In S0-is-2w. Southeast OF the
b0O-barrel well Of the Roxana
Petroleum on the Westhelmer and
Daube fee in 25-is-3w. II the West
heimer and Daabe well IN 30 comes
In good, II will extend the southeast
extension OF the Healdton field a
short distance further. Two more
wells are drilling In 2-4-3. namely
the kabro ON COMPANY No. 2 and
Fred Chapmans No. In the same
section which will soon be getting
down to the pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
Hucksby No.i Not In.

The Okmulsee Producing a. Retin
ing Co No, on the Hpcksby firm
In the northwest corner ~ the
southwest OF the southeast OF 25-
14-Il which was reported showing
for 1000 barrels In the 2.200 foot
sand, is not drilled in. This well
and No. are both on top of the
sand and viii probably be drilled
in today They have been waiting
on the Texas Company which is
taking the oil TO fix up its pump
station 50 II can handle the oil
Nos ] and Of the Okmulgee
Producing q Refining Co. are pro-
duclng about ,2O0 barrels between
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
OILAND
Lsssss supplies Production Etc.

Two flrst-class lease men would
like 10 make connection with some
company. or individual, on u com
mission basis. or expenses advanced
and partnership ON wildcat" drill-
ing contracts Have fine prospect
with very large acreage possible
now, drilling contract In Texas Also
one I'm Oklahoma. win go any place
any time and can deliSer the goods
Address cas-, care Tulsa World -
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11
The Wrong Idea,

What's wrong with Gllthers?'
"lc has mistaken conception Of
his duty as citizen"
"Ncg'"
"ilc won't put his shoulder 10 the
Whcci He wants other people TO do
that while he stands on one side and
lots down the number Of revolutions
II makes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Would drill OBJECT for acreage ~
or near Gushing or Augusta field
@. G. Campbell, Hotel sexton. KHnsas
City, Mo.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Wanted Two drilling machine
contractors Work near Haskell T.
Jones. 4. o. Box 1891. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Casing and pipe tor sale. casing
and line pipe new Immediate dclIv-
cry lowest price, all sizes A. c..
Pake, 2l1 Calumet Bldg. Phone
bI62 ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

VIII drill deep test for portion
wildcat territory In Kansas. Okla p
homa or Texas Address II. s.
Robinson, Hotel Tulsa Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

For safe Eighty thousand feet
new t-inch standard line pipe. can
Usage 4G15.--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Wanted To buy We have con-
slant calls for residence property Ia
room. cash deals Phone US IL YOU
care TO sell. S3lair Bros ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

the northwest OF the southcas, OF
S0-1f-lb,
Bpkrr lynch & Jerome are due
with tholr No. Berry IN the north
east NJ the aortlcnst OF 2O-lI-l5.
Livlnrstoa McSpaddru, and hnNys
6 loure.r have a rig up FOR No. B.
Martha lirown in the south huit ut
the northeast OF 30-l7-lh.
OtLTON John Markham has
rigs up Tor NOS and ON the
Boudinct farm iu the southwest ot
s7-l9-7 No is I'm the center at
the south line ut the southwest ~
tho southwest of the section and
No. I is la the center Of the west
line ot the southwest of the south
west of the scvtinu
The exact location of the Cush-
Ing Wehh RIG ON the McGlhra farm
In 1871 N In the southwest cor
ner Of the northwest Of the south
east of the section
The ohio Oil company Is drlfiinE
at / 500 feet ON the NElis No I Ia
the Northwest corner Of the north
west ~ the northwest of the north
west Of - ig-7
The Sapulpa Petroleum compa
ny IN drilling AT 500 feet ON tho Su-
san Cedar No in the northwest
corner Of the northeast Of the
southwest Of the southeast of 80.
1911
The Tnrcuip OH company has a
rig up for No. on the Harper Jcs
sic farm In the southeast quarter
OF 36.l9-7
The Elvercz Investment cont
pany Is drilling at 1900 feet on the
Graysou No. | in the northwe.t
quarter Of lJ-l9-7
The Magnolia Petroleum Compa
ny IL drilling at 1876 feet on the
Jones farm IN the southeast corner
OF 35-lS.7, -
The GYPSY on company on the
Sullivan farm In the southwest cor
uer OF the northwest Of ie-iS.7 IL
drilling at l,Oeb feet
BROKEN ARROW - walker a
Cnnley are drifting at $50 foct ON the
Beaver No In the CcSitcr OF the
northwest Of the northeast OF "a
lS-1i
Reynolds aud others have rig In
for u, Haikey No 4 In the southwest
corner Of the northeast of the south
east " 3i-lS-li
Brown and McFann are down $50
feet on the :" Colbert No. In the
southeast corner OF the northwest oi
33-is-li
The Edgar Oll company is drilling
No. ! on the Perrymnn farm In the
center of the northwest OF the south
west OF 3t-lS-14
hampton and others No 2 on the
ID. Childers farm In the southeast
corner OF the northwest ~ the south
est OF 35-lS-ll IN drilling at 1895
feet
Mclaughlin is fishing at 1895 feet
on tho Brown No. I In the center OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

Wanted position by No. ! pro-
duCtion man legt ~ references
C-l5, care Of World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-11

still flowing 2.4OO barrels.
Waite Phillips No. 2 on the Muir
rell farm In the northeast corner
OF the southeast OF the northwest
of Ss-l4-il has been deepened to
20 feet In the sand and liz flowing
1900 barrOis.
Empire tn Usn Electricity
Empire Gas & Fuei Co, pioneer
In the El Dorado field. always ac-
tive. progressive and the biggest
producer In the field. announces
that II is arranging to install mo-
tor power on all Of It's holdings and
clectrify the entire field II has
placed an order with the General
Electric company OF Schenectady
~ Y. for i,OO0 electric motors ot
30 horse power and they will be in
stalled as rapidly as circumstances
will permit after being, received.
superintendent Sevcrson Of the con
siruction department IN In charge
of this great and Important work
The Pnulson lease In 226-i will
be the first TO put the plan In pruc-
teal operation. rs motors are To be
Installed there An electric Dehyd-
rhtor has been completed and ready
for the test, lines aNp already In
and await material TO complete the
work. Considerable time will be
required to make the changes en-
tire as not all arrangements have
been perfected I'm detail when
the time comes the Timcl will give
the story complete In detail. Wal
nut Valley Times.
HNSkELI-whttc and 9th
ers are arilllng At 200 feet on the
herryman farm I'm the northwest
corner OF the southeast OF 19-f5-iG.
The Terriokla oil company Is
drilling at iOO feet on the y Me
lntosh so, In the northeast cCrner
ot the northwest OF the southeast
OF the southwest OF l6-i6-18
In the center of the south Tine
OF the northwest Of the southwest
OF ls-1S-ie. Nicely and others are
drilling at $50 feet on the n. Mcln-
tosh No 4
Peterson and others are rigging
UP on the n. Mcintosh No. In the
center OF the north line OF the south
west q the southwest Of l6-15-16.
Peterson and others No. on the
l.. Ranks farm In the northeast
corner OF the southwest or the south
west OF l7-l5-i6 is drilling at 1000
feet
Peterson and others No. 1 on. tho
III. MCDANIEL farm In the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the
southeast OF l7-I6-16 Is rig.
Brady and others No. on the
William Banks farm in the south
west corner OF tho northwest OF IL
1915 is shut down at 1870 feet
kenefick Petroleum company No.
on the d. Harrison farm In the
center OF the south line OF the south
east OF the southwest OF iS-Ib-Is Is
drilling at 325 feet.
Scully and others No | on the
c. Nnnn farm In the southeast cor
ner OF the northeast OF the south
east Of ls-l6-i6 is shut down at
1910 feet
Caney River Gas company No.
on the J, MclHtosh farm In the
northeast corner OF 20-l5-I6 Is "A
rig on the ground.
The Beard OH a Gas co. IN drill.
ing At 1850 feet on the William
Mcintosh farm In the northwest
corner Of the northeast Of the north.
west OF 2l-lJ-I6
The Lucky Star OH company has
rig up and tools In for No 2 on
the A. Doyle farm In the southwest
corner OF the northwest OF the north.
west OF 27-I5-16.