Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
'In the Oil Fields Fields
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\ [I.,JkaIi ,I'.s,skIu i Report From ie1"''
oBy rnENTst:srss ,;IsN s:rs,i,y Mo Crude sim
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DALLAS. march u ,rcw he Mld-
- gravity crude o" Lax n,S Solnt OF
lsn s,,eent reached a peaM narrcis on
rn,imaley i92.ooo ,nusually
t.nsry -. owing TO ~ okIa-
eoi Ills at Ranger anu ~ ~ had
ood bri on February -. The
oma. nTck 10 4lS.OOO parrel o tn
oPP'|Sgure representing a nv.
hi'c' 80 500 barrels IN tne onua =
ease arsnL "a Comparing the wc1n
lid -oonI only. north Texas laibev
ma 'ot'.a ma shrlnkage at burkpur
hroIbh Jropped back TO b5,iVV pal
3eit hHu -, central Texas, wnich "
els, NJ, hnanver had increased 10 ny
ludes ha $4,000 barrels okla-
toA!i',h'SIy ysined 1000 barrels ieaH-
hoIn1 h%S ae,si an February rs, lsf'ooo
lS 'lo (Which does not incluae o9,-
~ rev of low gravity at hea'u- :
P'V pa,ioI Kansas was stationary
on, vnNo ha rrels. north LOUISIANA ht
SnvVv nvv.r,ately 10, 500 barrels, 'which
oes not iDcIuuo
krayl,y crude -. .h,,ga in the out
He'U oa, gravity crude, slight de,
u' ol ~" M other Gulf Coast fielu
m' ~ noe than offset by two ne"
49, At West Columbia, iea,u,o" ro
| ,nJc the first Of the week 49, mas
[,nred g5c barrel ana " SI'' a.
tas heavy crude Suilereu M %
t'SoN,'c,Ion at the same lln'e' nv
,.ars in these fields followed p,s-
("Scni sci In other low gravity ileius
,uJm' n,n southwest by other buyers AT
ariier date. Total output OF low
n,'.,,,, crude remains unchanged at
80, imaley 10000 barrels.
'rra,ai output OF all crudes from
|. ,.,onnuo Kansas, Texas and LOUIS
1 ,nn an February rs being biS'ooo
barrels
,,,, vccl in North Central Texas.
r,,u,ys were "A little dun at Ranger.
h,llouing the excitement OF week pe-
,r. Iast caused by the big gushers
| IA. eastern edge OF the pool there,
Sr,o most interesting matter IN al
,bc deem sands territory was the
muhie oil A Refining Co. wildcat
k,ru near Seep Springs In extreme
,es,ern Comanche county. approx
AtoIv Is miles southwest OF the
krt .. Knowles pool. and 20 odd miles
I ,uth OF the Ranger pool. This we'll
H,hirh il on the Goss farm, got what
!, opears 10 be the regular black lime
t1rmatlon at 3,275 fat with an initial
L.hoUing OF 200 barrels OF oil ana
Luite lot of gas. by the end or
H.. week sulphur water had ap-
|, cared In the well. and the output OF
I'm had considerably decreaSed. IL
Is not entlfely certain that the water
+, coming from the oil-bearing for?
,nation, although such appears to be
he case,
New Wells nt Hanger.
The most important well OF the
Neck at Ranger was the Magnolia
etroleum company No. / N. B. Har-
s half mile west OF the village OF
lden. In the southwestern edge of
he Ranger pool This well In II mile
touth OF the Magnolia Petroleum
1mpany r W. COnnellee gusher and
kNtends the Ranger pool another
bnile southwest. The Harris we'll is
hot as large as the gushers u the
n9rth. Its initial output being about
1(BOO barrels with much gas. which
bad decreased at the end of the week
. about 1000 barrels.
The largest well OF the week be-
onged TO John H. Markham. jr.. and
he Tidal OIL company and was
nrd completion twell No. 81 on the
opeand farm. 7. l.. C.. a. q. Co.
fub-lease; iis initial production was
pproSimately 5000 barrels. 1t is
'oducing from the first stratum OF
he black lime found IN this hole at
2i6 feet The well is "A location
hor,h and two locations east OF the
prairie OIL 4 Gas Co Emma Terrell
usher which is producing from the
econd stratum OF black lime found
me Terrell at 3,40S feet.
disappointment has followed deep
drilling In the States OH corpora
on No | Parrock which is five or
PIX miles northwest OF the Ranger
ool This hole showed for n pretty
GOD well at 1855 to 1870 feet. Esti-
lates on lis initial showing range
rom 200 to 500 barrels. 1t has been