The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-10
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ald.n 10 Wv Iohn n, Markham. Jr..
va ,nc T1daI oil company. ana 10
an" , Coneland farm, well NO. o.
'" '"rKIJ.AS. Texas, March me
nu,uut Of high gravity oil from
"'.'N Irl north central IrAas IN
uu,. u.,, ogain sharply this last week.
t,, because OF two or three un-
I"sii,. Mig wells In stephens county.
Nyirhltn Falls district 0nclud-
ur p,rkhurnetD held It's own. the
lnb ,,,",,on totals remaining 6S,foo
ois THE north central district
'r,Iipg Hanger, stephens county
TO. tncreased It's output from
.,,no barrels TO S0,250 barreIs'
~ the Increase came from
y,gabcns county although the
Ranger pool added approximately
500 barrels. ,,.,
T,,o north central Texas district.
,A'su,. AZ Ranger. now has approx.
,,,cl, 4 500 900 barrels OF crnde ot
.,orogo Tank car shipments out
-, ranger for the 80 day pered emu
,nr rebrtIary 20 averaged $3.50 par
rs1s daily, but lately there has oeeh
some decrease In the Ranger rni-
road shipments The frhrhe f1Pe
linz company and Texas company
are mining $1,000 barrels daily une
remainder is going into s'oraSn. Inv
Gulf Pipe Limo company IN eoop'
reody 10 begin regular piping 70
Fort worth" There has oeon
ch,nre in the character OF the tank
car shipments from Ranger.
Ranger crude is going to small re-
tir.ri.s and sklmming plants; more
~ n is going to big refineries which
make a specially OF LUBRICANTS ana
cylnaer oil. The vacuum Oil com
n,nv OF Philadelphia and the stand
nyd oil company OF Louisiana are
becsming heavy buyers OF Ranger
crude ON account OF its lubricant ana
cylinder stock contents-
Rurkburnett is now disposfng OF
lie entire output Tank car snip
ments out OF Burk burnett are aver
aging about 1900 barrels daily.
Most Of the tank cars going 70 skim .
ming plants and small refineties'
The Texas company and Magnolia
Petroleum company get most OF the
oil from the older fields whose az
grcgate production is some $4,000
or 1900 barrels daily, but or the
Burkburnett pool. the small buyers.
that is tank car shippers, and The
local skimming plants, get about
una.han the daily output.
In the north central Texas field
last week stephens county opera
tions we're unusually important. That
territory looms up more and more
as the greatest potentiality OF the
deep sands, only 40 wells have
heen drilled 20 production to deep
sand in that county and they are
widely scattered. grouping In three
distinct districts. SO rev dry holes
have been drilled that there IL moth
ing to forbid these districts merging
into a contiguous producing terri
tory.
20 Within the three districts develop
ments to date have already made
probable 1900 locations. The iso-
lated well OF the Texas company on
the Black Brothers ranch In north
ern Stephens county In probably the
index to a fourth pool although there
Is but one well here. At this date
there are 207 locations. rigs, and
drilling wells In Stephens county, a
very scanty number In comparison
with the probabilities.
Depth OF stephens county wells II
approximately 3.2b0 feet TO 3.30C
feet The sand. or rather black lime
u found very uniformly In the two
most important districts, Brecken.
ridge and C,Addo. A fact which lend,
interest to statement vouched for
by several eminent geoiogtsts, thai
these two pools are on the same grea
dome The oil bearing stratum
mas fully as much thickness as the
OH bearing black lime In the Ranger
pool and some stephens county well,
appear 10 get more sand" than any
Or me good wells at Ranger,
The largest well yet completed ir
stephens county is the W. n. Care,
No In 90, block s, T. A p. Ry sur,
N'S owned by the Md Kansas OIL q
"aS Co. a subsidiary OF the ohio OF
company This well, after an or,
Iauc existence for three months
o"lns to bridge which form ed
H'er the well was shot. apparenti,
,as al last been got in good shape
.or L mas been producing 5000 oi
'VuO barrels daily for the last -four
or five days The depth OF tbi, wei
S,-E feel This well is Ia tht
CafdO pool.
Next best completion of thu steph.
NJ county last week, was the Gull
,ounctlon company No. A. NJ
nVher 1882 T. II. 4 /. survey, ir
,te breckenridge pool approximate
eight miles west and two mile,
sO4,h or the Carey, gusher. The No
-, 'u.nrr had an initial production
H''oo 10 5000 barrels. The firs
~, on mis- Fincher lease was com
ied In September 1918 with an
,ulual production OF 1900 barrel,
barrels ''i'V UT i'-o'
p.Another important veil in IN,
Se.NenrdEe pool IA the Gulf Pro
EHenoh company No. J. r. Whit,
lhree-fourths OF Irile east o.
d.r, incher well. This well wal
uled feet in the sand found n
Tiuut it $500 feet early In Februar,
h an initial production OF 1O(
th Last week II was deepenec
u hIthough partially pinched I'm 1,
",,,uuclng ~, lN0O barrels.
IN" taddo pool got an eYtsnHo,
more han a milo south by IN,
,u-hlr-Gulf companH we'll on m,
! L~dbetter farm "a block r
Ry survey, which was sho, In,
-noO barrel we'll
Ihc fenok and OkIahorn. pr>a,,o
'uE 4 Refining Co well o. ~. g.,
sr, which was shot two week,
Tho no.I s.I producing 1850 barrels
pooI ,D..rWestern edge OF the Cadd,
nil vas extended three-fourths OF ,
br,d,v ov the completion of the aul
uIn Ivuon company No. Winston
r,. ,n initial production OF 900 bar
' a''er shot.
c,,,s rr, mated daily output Of stephen
say AZ the close of the week wa
.'2t2 barrels W"