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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-16
sfench Take Important Towns
Together With 300 Prisoners Last Night
CBy The United Pre.s.) )

PARIS Sept 6-The French troops captured Vaiy on thu
Asne, eleven miles south Of Laon last night the office
announced today They also took Mont Des Snges together
with 800 prisoners.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-16
Austrian Peace Note VIII Be Delivered
To British Foreign Office Today
(By The United Prsss.)

LONDON Sept 16-The Swedish minister has received the
Austrian peace note and win deliver it to the British foreign
office today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Pine line to tho Gulf.

When the Prairie pipe Line com
pany's new lines from the north cen
trail Texas fields to Gulf coast point
and to Cushing. Okla. are complet-
ed, the company will have Capaci-
ty OF delivering 240. 900 barrels of oil
a day through It's trunk line systems.
greatly strengthening position as the
country's largest carrier OF oil. At
present Prairie pipe has a carrying
capacity OF 1900 barrels of oil "a
day. In tho eight months ended
August al, last, Prairie pipe ship
ments totalled 4O,727.b5S barrels.
compared with 34,lS6,123 barrels In
corresponding period of last year
and 29.306,60i barrels in 1916. Rev
enue from this increased business,
It is believed, will take care OF the
now investment in the additional
lines. Its new line from Ranger to
Cushing is expected to be finished
In about 90 days, IL will have h
capacity OF 10000 barrels daily.
which will give the company total
capacity Of 100000 barrels daily
at an end of that period. This COM
pletlon will facilitate the building
Of the Ranger to the Gulf LING with
out affecting athe company'S strong
financial position. In the last four
years Prairie pipe has payed stock
holders 800 a share, an average OF
i25 "A year.-Houston, fiblc Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF A COR
PORATION

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that At q
meeting Of the stockholders of the Quaker
oil and Gas Company. West Virginia
rorpor ra tiOn, held at the office OF the said
Quaker OIL and Gas Company, In the build.
ing OF the Ohio Cities Gas Company. at the
corner Of Fifth and Cheyenne streets, in
the City OF Tulsa, State of Oklahoma, on
the 2jth day OF February. 1918, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted, namely
% "RESOLVED. That Quaker Oil and
Gas Company. corporation, created and
organized under and by virtue OF the laws
OF the State OF West Virginia. does hereby
discontinue business as corporation, and
surrenders to the said state its charter and
corporate franchises.
(2) "RESOLvED. That the president
OF this corporation cause notice OF adop.
tion Of the foregoing resolution 20 be pub
lished in some newspaper OF general cir.
culation, published near the principal Of
flee or place OF business OF this corpora.
tion, once a week for four successive weeks
and that he certify these resolutions to the
Secretary OF State Of the State OF West Nir.
ginia. and deliver 10 him a certificate show.
Ing the publication OF said notice, as pro.
vided by law
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said corporation, this 2jth day OF Feb.
ruary, A. D., 1918
QUAKER Oil AND GAS COMPANY.
BY H. n Cole. President.
@. Earl Shaffer Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
ImpDrtanf Developments Ia" In
WILCOX sand Country.

Tho Ninnohomn ON company h"'
an important test In ~ wen IN ln'
northeast corner Of 2i-l6-l2, n"rih-
cast Of Mounds II was originally a
I 900 foot sand gass"r aud afi'r IN"
well in the southeast corner or !"
rnmc In good In the W lcoS sand II
was decided TO deepen H. II found y
sand at about . 900 feet that would
havo made n well, but was decp"n"d
and now comes the report That II
found n sand from 2,23S TO 2,2Ih
feet whlah nlcd a 250-barrcl tank
tho first - hours II VIII not be
drilled deeper for the time being
The oklahoma Natural drilling
I'm the center Of the north line Of the
northwest Of the northwest or
24-lB-l2 IL about due IN the wilcox
sand.
The test ~ Harry Terrell and asso
ciates In tho southwest corner OF
the northwest Of the northeast OF
27-17-12 ls due In the Wilcox sand.
II offsets TO the north the wilcox
sand producer of the Minnehoma
company in the northwest corner OF
the southwest Of tho northeast of
the same section, which IL making
25\ barrels on che pump.
The Minnehoma OIL company has
made alocation In the center or the
east line OF the southeast OF the
northwest OF 27-i7-l9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
PUBLIC SALE.

One mile north Of fairgrounds, on the G.
=. Walters farm, Tulsa, Okla. Tuesday,
October g. 1918. the following property
consisting OF 20 head OF choice dairy cows,
mostly shorthorns, few nice Jerseys, all
in good shape I have been six years in
making this herd; they are among the best
milk strains you will find anywhere in the
southwest Sixty head OF calves and yeSrl.
ings. mostly ali out OF registered male
1 registered roam male years old. /
grade roam male. | year old; span 5.yeAr.
old mules, 10 \ hlAds high; / span 8 and
9year-old mules, IA hands high; 9 sets
double harness: . lumber wagons; . milk
wagons; j one ton Republic truck: l Ford
roadster; l cultivstor; turning plows; /
three section harrow. cream separator
l clsriier: bottles, crates and other fix.
lures belonging 10 a dairy; = household and
kitchen furniture; ABOUT dozen Plymouth
LUNCH ON GROUNDS
TERMS: All sums OF so. cash in hand
Over $40. six months time with bAnkable
note bearing interest at 10 per cent from
date per cent discount for cash on all
sums over $40.
COL. j. &. MITCHELL, REUBEN DYER,
AuctiOneers
II. NJ. HUTCHINSON. Clerk.
BREWlNTON 4 WALTERS. Owners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
SfeUe Frazier in TOmn.

Steve Frazier Of Sedan county.
who is well known throughout the
sntire mid continent, is IN Tulsa FOR
he week looking aftof OIL interests,
Mr. Frazier n fuel administrator
FOR Chautdudua county Kan, and
mas given much time and thought
10 the fuel situation ana Gays that
he does not share IN the general
opinion that the country or our 81 -
lies are In danger from a fuel short
age,
lie was much surprised he savs.
In making the report OF the giso
line consumption In his county, 10
find that since tho gasOlinclcss sun
day went into effect IN the east the
sales Of the leading oil companies IN
Sedan have fallen or 90 per cent
II was discovered that q large pnrt
Of this was due to the patriotic
action OF the citizens who are cut
ling out al sorts OF useless riding
IN motor cars and because 80 many
Young men are now In service who
drove their own or their families,
and these cars are now out OF bust
ness and not burning gasoline.
As Il result Of this saving. II gen
efal all over tlt Country WIN I've lllh'
instead OF facing a shortage, as We
arc led TO believe we are, IN an cN-
actly opposite situation, and unless
our war demands will use w the
oil and It's products refInerics viii
he forced to shut down before this
winters SHOWS are turned To run.
ming water in the spring.
"our war demands said Mr..
Frazier, must be freely met and We
must have healthy storage or all
products. II also follows that the
Industry should be allowed free
market for surplus after war de
mAnds are met or disaster viii re-
suit"
Mr.. Frazier has great faith In tho
wisdom OF all members OF the fuel
board, he says. and hesitates to ques-
ton anything they do He also says
he has unbounded faith In the pa
triotism OF the American people, and
believes that will save anything any
time necessary to win the war, and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

Tho PRODUCERS 4 Refnera cor
porlttpn 40 J. Bccky Coleman
farm, IN the northeast corner Of the
southw"s' Of "J.l5.Il. Is drilling at
500 f"oi No 2 on the J brew
farm IN drilling a. 200 feet ana Ne. .
Is drilling at 100 rect
Che IrOdhrrl- < Honncrs cor
pOrntiOn N iuhiug ,ts EIaarr on The
Ida 81. Walker farm IN the nufth.
east corner 0i f-li II. rOu'h or the
NLrOE gIss'Ss m - io.Ii.
GCulng Another West Of Okmulgc'
NOfi west al DkmtiHr", IA" Pro-
duC"r- n RrNncIH corporation wss
getting ME, w"ll yesterday In ~
SO. 2 S"WrI farm. IN the center of
IN" vert Jiuo Of the. northwest OF
lh' northeast .. I@.ll A. 81 t""i
IN the sand the top "i which was
found At 237i feet the hole had
fIii"d up win on and II was being
dccp"ued II .is one location south
Of 40. J. which settled down TO Z
barrels p"r hour after the first
flu4n production had been made
There arc two wells IN. this dis
'rrt which should get the sand some
time this week and both arc vital 20
M" south extension OF the pool The
tc1t ~ j \ Moore in the northeast
cnrn"r of ll-Ij-ll has passed the
22OO-fOot deplL and MOfOuey and
others. drilling in th" northeast cor
ucr 0f the southwest OF the south
east Or 2-l9-ll. on the ! A Twttch-
uu farm, Is drilling at ESQ feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
(Ry KAY PETERSl

At GARBER-AThe drive Is oG
here for production. The high -gr7tv-
ity crude-J0 per cent Easoline-of
this district Is needed now 10y Uncle
Sam To propel and lubricate his
monster war machine. The activity
In the CARRIER district shows thnt
the oil man is conscious Of his duty.
In the proven areas tho producers
are all increasing, aud some doubling
their efforts. In the field south of
CARRIER there is more than double
the activity Of six months ago.
Along with tho fourth Liberty loan
drive the drive for production IS ON
here in earnest
At this time a large number Of
outside wells. hunting for extensions
or new pools, are commanding at
tcntion Some VI them are due 10
open up new pools or add healthy
addition to the proven area.
Belmont. Wiuet ct al. No. | on
the Spoop farm, near the middle Of
the rsouthcast 27-22-@w. 6 miles
south of the billings field and 10
miles east Of the CARRIER field, had n
show of oil at 1913 feet 1t is drill
ing at Lao feet
The Bcn Franks oil & Gas Co. Of
Enid is understanding pipe to 100
feet in No. l on the Allen farm,
southeast l6-2g.2w This we'll
created lot vi excitement last win
tor when It got a sand at l,j23 feet
and the We'll filled mp with oil II
was given a shot I'm tho sand but
water from above was never sue
ccssfulN shut of. 80. completed
20 this sand q location north is pro-
ductnE around "a barrels under tho
pump. Tools wcrc moved back to
no and It viii he drilled TO tho
pay levels below 1000 feet II is
over two miles cast OF production.
The Rear Creek OIL company No.
on the l.rforrc farm. northeast o.
22-Gw Is drilling at 1910 feet 1t iS
mile and half cast and a half
mile south OF the Bcn-rranks wells,
The buffalo oil 4 Gas co. No.
on the Ncihus farm southeast IS
2'-5w, ia starting up at 1870 feet
after shut down for water. This
wei, "a miles west Of production.
The CoSdeu and Marland interests
30 Is on the Walker school south
east ! lS-.22-Aw Is undcrreauinR pipe
10 $500 fee, No. IL found so bar
rcls produrtion OF black oil in a stray
sand at l2t5 feet. 1t is tho second
location from the northeast corner
on the east line. No Is is drilling AZ
l3l5 feet The rig IL completed for
No. II. No. is, a triplPt well to Nos.
I and s. is drilling NJ 600 feet No.
10 iR a rig building. Nos. 20 and
> Rre locations for triplets,
me Minnchoma on company Is
drilling at 74o feet In No. | on the
Diveley farm, offscttInG the Van
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Greenwood Showing Involves Tulsa
Capital.

The test Of DecrinR Marshall and
associates In 29-26-9, Greenwood
county, has been plugged back from
sac feet 10 sand found from . 2,44i
TO 2,i5G feet and shot. The hole
bridged, but It looks like II might
make "A small we'll. There are many
Tulsa men who are Interested in this
well and II II comes In good 1t will
mark their debut in the producing
business. Those who are Interested
are Dr, j. A. Seokatz, Max Madansky
l.. u. Gwynnc, A. 7. Alison and r.
j. Lambert. NJ Y, Chase also owns
an interest In the well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

The New York OIL company, Rob
Insun and Ice. have made loca %
tion Tor No. II on their tract, the
northeast OF 25-17-l4. east OF Leon
ard The gasoline plant on this
lease is now In full running order
and this, together with the Shade
Gasoline compapy's two-unit plant
on the Harris lease across the river
to the east in 30-17-l5, and the
Kadashan plant In the same section,
will utilize much gas for gasoline
making that has hitherto gone TO
waste.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

that white "" work Ht winning IA"
war We must also Keep NJ" HON"
fires buruiug and keep useful luIus
tries going
on rendered by Pip Lines \"l MI
NrCpt"d.
II vas confidently prcdirlch NAV
the question whether or not m" on
rendered b, pipe lin"s for use of re.
fiuerlc4 would be accepted wouId
hs finally decided by Monday, but
from all accounts thyr" ar" several
who are hcsiiatinG about taking On
the oil as rendered Another DAY
may bring some satisfactory c"nr'H.
zion.
one ur fhc larger rcfncrI's hay.
ing - capacity uf 10000 bhrr"I- ana
IN only running 3 900, hhs decided to
accent ii- share Of Oh IN order 10
keep going at fun capacity 1hl~ f".
fIncry II not expecting &" max" /"
large profit an THIS oil as u has been
in sIorngr uuCr the flush days "'
tho Glenn pooL bur does hop" 1"
hrcak even aud thus do Ihff'r
business II Ia 4 question Tor r"'n
rofInrr to decide Tor himself ana hI
are being guided by patriotic no
tivcF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
VIII Drill In About Thur4iay.

ds7OCiltcs In the northwest corner OF
! / -2S-l2, southwest of Fan river. in
Greenwood county. Kansas should
be dcepencd about Thursday OF this
week. 4 ear lOld Of casing iS on tis
way from QUAY to the well and
should arrive there "Wednesday. The
well gives every Indication OF being
a nice one, ~ It filled up better
than 900 feet with oil the first night
after drilled In and some water was
run In the hole To keep 1t from flow g.
ing n possible. II Is several miles
from production
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Anothcr Iocn,Ion At Bcrrs.

Tho prOduccrh 4 NcfIncrS cor
poratioc announces another location
on It's holdings in the Wilcox pool,
southwest OF Beggs. II is the No.
/, Sandy Tobler farm. In the north
west quarter OF 2-li-ll. Timbers
were being moved in yesterday, d
The Carter oil company X deepen
ing It's freak we'll in the northwest
corner OF the northeast Of l-l4-ll,
the last reported depth being 2SiS
feet. 20 feet below the place where
the flashy showing was found that
caused all the excitement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Important Wells In Texas.

The we'll OF the Gulf Production
company in the southeast part OF
Runnels county, Texas. will make a
well and that sure. II was bailed out
to bottom sunday and filled up 500
feet In an hour
The well OF McAlestPr and asso-
ciates on the Bourland farm, in
Eastland county Is drilling at $50
feet with IA showing OF gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
big Well at CARRIER.

The largest we'll completed in the
CARRIER field for some time Is the
No. 81 OF II. II. Champlin on the
Beggs farm In the southwest of "a
22-Iw, which came In yesterday in
a sand at l740 feet aud is flowing at
the rate of 500 barrels through the
l0.inch hole.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Gasscr ONcrcsItlnlatcd.

Some reports coming from the
gasser in the southwest corner OF
l9-is-9w estimate It good for So
900, 900 feet. but the more conserra-
tive ones are inclined to believe that
1t will not 60 over 100000 feet II
Is west of a mile and three-quarters
from the Gladstone wells in 80,
which are the nearest producers.
Top of the shld was found at 2,13S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

SALE or TIMBER LANDS AND OTHER
UNALLOTrED LANDS and Surface of
Segregated Coal and Asphalt Land Be
longing TO the ChoctAw and ChickAsaw
Indian Tribes. and One Tract OF UnAl'
lotted Land Belonging 10 the Creek Tribe
IN Hughes county, Oklahoma, by the
United states Government.
There will be offered for sale at public
auction r certain railtold points in Eastern
Oklahoma, from October 0, 1918, to October
II. 1918. inclusive. approximately l4h0O
ncres OF unallotted land, including 100
acres Of timber land in the Choetaw Nation,
q. 700 acres OF the surface OF the segregated
rOal and akphAr land in the Choctaw Ma
tion. 400 acres OF unAllotted land IN the
Choctaw, ChickaSaw and Creek Nations, and
TO additional tracts OF the surface OF the
segregated coal and asphalt lAah belonging
TO tho Choctaw and ChickasaN fribes re-
Gently reliuquiShed and never heretofore
Offered for sale. The timber land will be
sold for not less than the appraised value,
the surface Of the segregated coal and as
phslt land will be sold for cash to the high
6St bidder without regard to the appraised
value, and not on time as heretofore Of
fercd excepting 20 additional tracts never
heretofore altered for sale which will be
sold on time ~ IS per cent cash, rs per cent
In one year and balance in two years from
date Of sale. The 400 acres oi unallotted
land will be sold TO the highest and best
bidder without any minimum price being
fixed The entire estate In the tribal tim
brr land and other unAllotted l-.d Will be
sold reserving the coal and asphalt there
undrr TO the ChoctAw and ChickAsaw Ma
tlonS, except where the DESCRIPTIVE circular
specifically states that the coal and asphalt
will he sold with surface. No limitation IL
placed on the acreage Of timber land which
any one person may purchase. No person
can purchase more than 100 acres clAsSi'
fled as agricultural land, nor more than
$40 acres classified as grazing land. Resi-.
dence on land not required. Bids may be
submitted in person, or by agent with
power OF attorney or by mail. Bids by mail
must be accompanied by certified checks or
bank drafts for IS per cent OF the amount
OF bids The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved. Detailed printed informa
tion as 10 dates, places, terms of sale, in
cludinE lists or circulars descriptive OF the
lands to be offered for sale, may be OBJ
tanned free OF cost upon application TO Mr..
GAbe +. Parker. Superintendent for the
Five Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma
who IL the only person authorized to sci
these tribal lands 10 the public. Maps and
,,lAts may also be obtqined from said Super
intendrnt at = cost OF from 25 cents TO so
cents each.
CATO SELLS.
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

rig building 70 deepen the well
so. 10 is llfting the pipe at 1850
20 underream and go to the next
pay. 80. I3 Is moving in tools 70
try again 1t lost the first hole.
No. ~ In testing the well In a sand
at l,747 feet. No - is a rig build
ing. No. ~ Is rigging up. No. 10 is
a rig building No. 20 is a rig build
ing No. . - n rig building.
The same company No. l3 on the
Walker farm. southeast 2I-22-4w. Is
drilling below 1870 feet. 30. 8
s drilling at l.G35 feot- Nos 16 and
II are timbers on tho ground.
The same company No, ! on the
~B1ngerter farm. northwest 35-22-
~ is timbcrs on the ground for u
rotary rig.
The same company No. 10 on the
Hoy farm. northeast 2J-22-4, Is
cleaning out at 1925 feet No. u ~
rig. 'r7,
The same company No. I on the
Metscher farm, is tmbers on the
northeast 36-22-4w.
The same company No. ] on tho
Laura Crews farm. is a rotary rig
ging up in tho middle OF the south
half OF section 3O-22-3w.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF ,nkbAHoMA,
In the matter Of william Swythc and Lula
Sfnythe, West Tulsa Okla Bankrupt. lu
Bankruptcy kO 1881
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING or CREDT.
TORS
TO the creditors Of William Smythe and
TulI Smyths OF West Tulsa, in the County
Of Tulsa and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on theal2'h
dav OF September, A. u. 1918 the said vii.
liam Smythe and LnlA Smytha were duly
adjudieTed bankrupt. and that the first
meeting Of their creditors will be held At
lde United States District Court room, In
the City OF Tulsa In said district on the
18th day Of October. A. ID. 1919 at .
o clock in tho afternoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trHstee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bu sinrss
~ may properly come before ssid meet
ing
Muskogee, oklahomA. October 4, 1913
EZRA BRATNERD. JR,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

Gushing field. So-acre lease; he
tween five drilling wells. Price,
SIS. Phone I2sI' or call 500 Unity
building ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

WANTED A 6x20 gasoline s,or-
age tank Write BOX 2O4, Tulsa. -
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

WANTED Drilling contract in
Kay, Noble or Garfield counties. Ad-
dress n. {. Essary, Billings. Okla
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
Want ZOO 10 800 Barrels

I Want ZOO 70 500 Barrels
OF production, either settled or
flushed Deal with owner only
Strictest confidence maintained,
Address l.. H Mccain. T. Q. box
il93S.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08

northwest corner, northeast 3$.2A-
| 3w
The Round-Tp on company is
| drilling At 1910 fee: IA No. I on the
! COckrell farm, northeast 33-2i 4w.
The Van Della on company ikil-
! gore" Graham, Van Duyn and others
! Vr End, ~ moving t"ols for No. l
| on the Brewer farm IN the sOuthwcst
corner. southeast So 2i- ~. on tn"
hnticune discovered h" r II Rob.
insOn. II" prOnOIru.- the folding
! ono Of the largest n. 'hr stat"
The Garfield Oh company No !
on the Shaffrr farm, southeast IS
! 23-3w, * underrclning pipe 10 |, 332
! feet, whore II has . good show for
a well II Is over a haif mile ahead
/ ~ production
The Garfield ON company Is pre-
pairing To- deepen No. ] on tn" kIs-
n"r farm, northwest l9-23-3w, and
is pulling the 6-inch. a string Of
G-inCh IL being run TO the sand found
by tho rotary at 2,llS feet in No. 3.
no. Is a rig down No. . is a rig.
No. 7 IL a location. No. ! in the
middle OF the northeast OF the same
section is rig for a rotary on the
Kisner farm.
The same company No. on the
laura 'TtWh ldTNlr west HdiI, bOuln- .
west section Q, IL timbers
Tho same company no : on the
r. Crews estate east half OF the
southwest section 10, Is tim bers No
3 IL rig building
The same company on tho Leforce
farm, northeast 20.23-3w. IL under
roaming pipe TO ! l,ij5 feet.
The same company No. 2 on the
Donker farm southwest l3-23-3w
is drilling at $50 feet.
The same company No. 2 on the
Murphy farm. northeast 23.2I-4w,
IL undcrrea ming IL l-2 inch to O25
feet
The same company No. J. on the
Davis farm in the middle OF the
northwest 23-22-iw, is a rotary rig
just starting to make hole.
The same company No. . on the
Harris farm. is a rotary rigging up
In the middle OF tho southeast 23-
2g-iw.
Tho same company No. ! on the
RclveaI farm, northeast 24-22 -4w, il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
OILAND GAS
L,s,,s suppIisk Production Etc

WANTED Experienced casing
head engineer. Man not needing
house preferred, Write Box 2Oi,
Tulsa. OF apply 1903 South Denver
Adv