The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Weekly RevieU Texas High Gravity Fields

| apparently gets into difficulties ot
TINS Kind II is usually forcrunncr OF
a change IN general conditions.
| Tho tiulf OH corporation, through
It's Texas subsidiary. the Gulf Pipe
| Line company. initiated the last csc
cut IN coastal crude.
The big companies undoubtedly
look with some alarm at the Wild
! boom In the oil iudnstry. and may
think the best interests OF the indus
! try, from thcir viewpoint demand
some radical suppression Of tho tcn-
! dcncy toward an orgy of speculation,
and that the best remedy would bc
| lower prices for "A while.
The above. At any rate. reflects the
| opinion OF "A number of Independent
Texas oil men with whom the sub
jcct has been discussed In the last
two or three days
Officials of largo companies with
! headquarters At Dallas and ~
| Worth do not take this view The
| Mississippi valley situation. in their
| opinion, Is purely local and should
have no effect on the general pctro-
| lcum situaMgn.
Week IN fnstinnd County
The genera situation In the Ran
| ger pool Is now as folio ~. Dry
| holes and light wells sconI to he the
rule In the immediate V cinity Of the
| Ranger townsite. on the eastern
edge Of tho pool Tho northern
extension n getting only light wells
recently. and one or two dry holes
| thrust their way pretty fhr INTO
production limits The southern
| end a. the pool has turned out some
pretty good wells recently but tho
southeastern edge has got nothing
| worth while. The interior OF the
pool furnished five or six wells In
tho last week. ranging from 500 To
. 900 barrels. The western edge
Of the pool has become enormously
important. and has lost none OF that
importance In the last Two weeks
although no wells have recently been
com pIeted in this part OF the poll
The Texas Pacific CoalC q on
Co, Norwood is holding its heavy
flow unusually well. now being esti-
mated at 1900 barrels. The same
com pany recently deepened its Na,
/, J. r.. Butler, which Is about n mile
and "A half northeast ~ the Nor
wood, In the western edge nt tho
poOl when the ndNnnC" western
wells. Norwood, COnne!lec, ltoprr'
and Harris, arc not considered, 1he
Butler Increased it's output from
about 1900 barrels to $500 barrels
The Magnolia Petroleum company
today is preparing 20 deepen itS
No i,.Connellec, which Is sull max
ing about 1900 barrels. and more
than two months old.
Approximately l40 wells were
producing $500 barrels in tn"
Ranger pool yesterday The Tex
as Pacific Coal q on Co. mas 80
wells producing 10000 barres'
Prairie on Il Gas Co, "a wells pro-
ducinr l4.eOO: Jno. II. Markham,
Jr and tho Tidal OH company b
wells producing 1900 barrels; Mag
auction Company. 3 wells producing
ass barrels Gulf Production
compnny. x wells producing
$50 barrels. Texas company
wells producing 500 barrels Hum-
hI, OH a Refining Co, wells pro
ducing $50 barrels; Mid Kansas oll
A. Gas Co, . wells TOO barrels. OF
the miscellaneous individuals ana
smaller concerns. Warren wagner
has APPROXIMATELY liOe barrels IRON
three wells. Hamon ana "eS'helh-
err have three wells making approx
mately 1900 barrels, including one /
brand new well. 49,, ,oo,
Rest OF the older wells IN the p"o'
today now making oil are as 'o'-
lows. ,r 20
Texas Pacific Coal & on CO..
No / Norwood. I 500 barrels
Prairie oil & Gas CO. No
Roper. S,7bS9barrels. A..
TeXaa Pacific Coal a ''as 70 ''o'
I. Dutlcr. $500 barrels,
Magnolia Petroleum company No
I Connelce, $500 barrels
Prairie oil & Gas co. No. Terrcl !
200 barrels.
John il Markham Jr. ana I1uai !
on company No. 3, Copeland, 2'ooo /
barrels. -, -. No |
I W |. Mc,'lesky. tcast OF Ranger !
one half mile) 1900 barrels.
Prairie oil & Gas co. No. ], n. ~ !
Myers. 1900 barrels. ... ~,
magnolia Petroleum company NO. I
/ \ u Harris. 500 barrels.
resent Complctions nj Hanger.
,rvro miles north OF the Ranger
nool IA IT stood two weeks ago ana
INST over the line Ia stephens coun-
~ is a group OF four ne" "c's as
Gladstone ON & Refining Co. No.
I, stephenson. 200 barrels uncom-
sinclair Cult company No. l.
Welfa, showing for 200 barrels IN top
OF sand. ,,,
Brazos oil company,No. l, MAssen-
burr $50 barrels In top of sand
Superior oil & Gas co. no. L.
uoraman. $50 barrels in top OF sand
This group Of wells located as IL
"a about half way between the nofth-
ern end OF the Ranger and tho
Sudderth and Ncalc wells, in the
Iacasa pool OF stephens county, IN
dlcate that the Ranger pool and the
wells In tho Ncale neighborhood VIII
eventually connect up.
In the immediate vicinity ot
Ranger, seven dry holes have re
Gently been completed also two or
three light wells. Most or these were
drilled bv the Texas Pacific Coal n
on ca. and are on the following
farms:
No. /, cooper north OF the town
OF Ranger threc-quartcrs of mito
dry at 3.5ss feet
No / #. \. Dcmic. onc-Quartcr
milo northwest OF Ranger, dry at
3.6A5 feet
No /. Whitson. northern 'dge OF
Ranger townAte, dry At 3.A0O feet
No. ., walker. northwest OF town
one -half mile. dry ot 2.Glb feet
No. /. j. l.. Bcidleman, norih OF
town ono mile, dry at Ass feet
Cunningham and others completed
a 3.STO foot dry hole on IN" kiddIc