Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-11

lights and is allowed to flow at
nights.
second, there is the Fort Ring we'll
SO-ls-Sw which is three miles south
east OF the Magnolia well, The Fort
Rinewell Is now generally thought
to be fully as good as the Magnolia
well The water Is still causing seri-
Gus trouble and a string OF 8 ais
casing will be run with packer
on top OF the sand and one on the
bottom OF the sand in an effort to
shut 1t off. The pipe was to have
been shipped from Healdton and
should be at the well by this time.
Third. there Is the wichita De-
velopment company well in 33-2s-
low which Is looking better every
day. This well has been put on the
pump but has never been given a
fair test because the sand is gumr$led
up with mud. IN spite OF the fact
that 1t Is in bad shape, the, well
has pumped as high as Is barrels
in one day. The Mc-Man people
who purchased the well and the
acreage have No. on top OF the
sand which offsets No. l to the
south and preparations are now be-
ing made to drill in with cable tools
No. will be handled in the right
shape and an idea of what kind OF
a well No. / might be will be judged
from It. 1t is not known Just how
much sand the first well found but
II Is thought that three sands were
found with breaks in between. The
second well will be drilled in Thurs
day IL everything goes per schedule.
These two wells are six miles west
and three miles south OF the Mag
nolia well in 22-1s-9w.
Fourth, the gas production In Is
low Of Keyes and Douglas G. SHELTON
Is to be taken into consideration.
This point will be taken as a whole
In spite OF its immenslty. The gas
wells have done lot toward con-
vlnoing the practical oil men that
there Is a real. pool In that section
OF the country. When the Magnolia
well first touched the sand. the ques-
ton asked by oil men was, rs II n
freak or a genuine soil well?" The
kanswer was that II was genuine
oil well because (a). The sand Is
apparently the Same asN found IN
other tests previously drilled In that
country and therefore must be reg
ular; (b), There is very pro-
nounced structure and good old
creekology, and (c). They have the
gas over west.
Taken as n whole the immensity
may he realized. From 2sls-1ow
TO 30-1s.Sw. 1t In eight miles, This
represents the present east and west
prospective proven area. From 22:
1s-9w to 32s-10w is three miles and
this represents the prospective prov
en- north and south area.
Tho pool is being PLAYED south of
the Magnolia we'll as far south as
the Grubstake well in 26-2s-9y yhtch
IL shut down Mt about 1860 feet,
It Is rumored that the Magnolia Pc
troleum company has purchased the
holdings OF the Grubstake oil com
pany with lts well. The report is
not verified but apparently. some
one ia taking over the test TO drill
1t deeper and the Magnolia Is as
likely 10 do il as any other company
in the field. The Jennings well
in 3s-ew, south OF the Grubstnke g
MANY miles found the sand so that
Is another argument In favor OF a
big fie'1.
Many wells are nearing the sand
| beside the above mentioned as the
most important ihp iiN''nN ~
| company is said to have picked "
a bunch OF gas at 900 feet in TIN
| northwest of 11-1s-10w. Harry
Parker is cementing the s-inch cas-
ing on top of the sand on the Zip
sic No. / In the southeast OF 2s-1s
low preparatory to drilling in; Bris
sey has set the S-inch on his tes
and should be within the next fev
| days; and Keyes is due with his No
l In the southwest corner of 9Th
southeast of 17-1s-10w. The. Bas
Line is down $50 feet IN 1-ls-9w anc
the Carter has made two locations
one Of which offsets the Fort RIMS
well and the other in the northwes
corner OF 26-1s-9w. The rig Is VI
for the latter test. The DeVonlar
Oil company has spudded in 2S-Zs
9w.