Arizona republican., 1919-06-20
HOLDINGS

WICHITA COUNTY-5 acres out of the Waggoner tract one-half mile from Burk- Waggoner well winch sold recently to a New York syndicate for two million dol lars also quarter mile from King Eight well and an offset to the Burkley Well. Block 72.
 90 acres F miles southeast of Burkbur- nett townsite At the present time there are eight deep tests being made around this property, one of which is within 500 feet of our land. Shallow wells imme- diately surrounding this have proven the existence of five sands, some of which produce as high as 100 barrels per day. It is upon this property that the contract for drilling operations has already com menced. Very recent developments leads one to believe that this 50 acres alone is worth more than the amount for which we are capitalized.
 CLAY COUNTY: Two blocks 40 acres each-one location near the central part and the other in the south central part of the county. Deep tests are being made very near to each of these blocks. MONTAGUE COUNTY: 7S acres in the southwestern part directly between two deep tests, one being two miles and the other being three miles distant from this holding.
 | WISE COUNTY: 160 acres in the south western part, this is two miles west of the cottondale well which is unfinished but now making oil.
 | PALO PINTO COUNTY: One-sixth of 50 | acres Tn the central part of the county | about 400 yards from the Johnson well. HOOD COUNTY: 80 acres in the south- eastern part near several deep tests-one l pelng about one-half mile distant. The Benedum 6l Tree well, just over the line Tn Somervill County, is reported to have fine showing of oil now.
 EARTH COUNTY: 1SS acres in the south central part or two and one half miles from Clarietta. This property lies be- tween the Davis, The Laney, the Cotton wood and the Fouts well all of which are attracting the attention of the oil fra ternity. Two or three of these wells have already blown gas and oil
 BROWN COUNTY: 80 acres in the soutb- eastern part. The Magee well which is now producing about 15,000,000 feet of gas daily is just north of this eighty acres. The Ventura well, which has been men, uoned frequently in the newspapers as having such a good showing, is east Three quarters of a mile southwest work on deep test well has already com menced- Drake in one of his State Bulle- tlns traces structure from the north heavy producing fields in a southerly di recton to this property.
 COMANCHE COUNTY: A valuable block two and one half southwest of Knowles-Duke pool. Some of these wells, you no doubt remember, are producing 10000 barrels each and this pool is per- haps the most spectacular of all the oil fields of Texas.
 10 acres off the Baily survey in the Duke field. This land is surrounded by a large number of drilling wells and recent de- veopments has made it's worth several times more than it was when we acquired it. Contracts for drilling of Duke will begin this week.
 EASTLAND COUNTY: We have a very valuable block in this county lying di- rectlv between the Duke-Knowles wells and the Hog-Creek well, about three quarters of a mile from one and practical ly the same distance from the other and surrounded close by such wells as the SINCLAIR, COSDEN, cARRUTH, MAG. NOLIA, DAVIS and FOOTE.
 EDWARDS COUNTY: We have $40 acre: in this county. This section is part of 2 tract that was personally inspected by Dr Cook and approved by him in a geological report. This tract is surrounded by hold ings of the SUN OIL co. and of COL GREEN the Capitalist of NEW YORK who has already started to drill and i: sparing no expense to make thorougf tests.