The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-22
ny Men Get Into
Ieart of Production
With Pullman Co.

n WIN uiiEman 70.
pcademona. Tex, July as.-With
- lew producer, n with Increased
action, about a dozen wells at In.
iing Stages OF development and
. psf nttN new locations for drill
lthe Dcsdcmona-Duke oil field
held IT'S record for production
fntenHe interest the past week.
fluite hkelv, however, that much
= production that could have
brought In this week will be
zlpack Of the shortage Of
Pines ana storage. This develop
n u proceeding day and night.
1 reNiou high prices for pro-
~ fph rights appear to have been
20 fragments by a series OF land
.c( IN the lcademona field by a
ricr iirm, which after purchasing
gle acre Of a fourteen acre tract
~ Mrs. u. l. Terry. still retains
iNteenth OF an acre and has rca-
Stb,eOo from the other fifteen
ignth By the sales Of fractions to
parties. oil men calculate this
Nets the Terry tract worth at least
Ia Warren Wagner well. brought
r from bOOO to 5000 barrels OF
. gravity oil per day, has been
> he'd 20 the limit, waiting for
InE. but In flowing about 1000
IL, according to reports. A sam-
nSf liz oil shows /; to be OF olive
NJ color with the odor OF almost
per cent gasoline. IL Is said that
itoil. es II comes from the well,
n oJe ohed for fuel In automobiles
ut refining.
" Terry tract. on which the War
II Wagner was drilled. Is ON the
II rcast edge OF the town OF BESIDE
across the road from the Gem
wagner the driller. hit u rich
Ne succeeded In his $3.50 con
s. with the Continental Petroleum
,any. owner Of the major portion
he original Terry tract. Four
wells will 80 down near the
ber.
Thin 600 feet Of the Wagner
-. and distant $500 feet from
q Terrell and Echols. producing
5000 10 5000 barrels Of oil each
hlcy, is the Pullman oil and Re
|Ig com auy'H No /. 4. NJ. Dam
ct to 20 down only about 600
s TO hit the sand Besides this
i lug well. the Pullman company is
nE to drlil on its five acre tract
Wards north Of Besdemonn town.
9up to the Pullman No. I Daniel
,he lot adjoining the homestead
4 be Daniel family. Is the Riley,
Il Ing, hut chokcd down, waiting
line connections. ON the French
Il In the Duke pool, the Pullman
i hany's rig IN ready to spud In.
holdings Of the Pullman com-
aggregate i27 acres In the VIZ
n Gf pesdemona and Duke and
HUNG counties and were acquired
Xhc III paso Duke oil company.
fh has been merged into the Pull
backed by capital from all over
country.
bh here and at III Pasn. where
homc office ct the Pullman com
Is. the army brand OF pep is
Injected into the oil business.
. organization Of the Pullman com
IN unique. In that Us personnel
Dents a combination OF regular
OFFICERS and experienced oil
the army officers providing the
sng force and systematic admin
tuon. while the OIL men at the
IN Of tho various operating de
sn.nta furnish the necessary tech
M knowledge aud experience.
h.. president of the Pullman com
8N. col Francis " Glover, T. :
ia a cavalry officer OF owe: 20
Is service In the regular army AMI
II low on duty as chief Of ptatt OF
n III Paso military district.
Bout. cot John Pullman. Y. :
IN. secretary and treasurer Of tn"
pany. : a graduate ~ the United
Tes naval atadsmv but elected 90
~ the army and follow In the foot
r. M his distinguished father. col
" Pullman
III NeNth, general manager, II a
II sicnl al round oil man OF -
rs experience in the oil fields OF
lico. oklahoma and Texas.
II e. Manning. field superintendent
~ expert mining engineer, u has
4 sonal charge Of the company r.
Eliug crows.
VI. Jones. sales manager ~ by
ftcssion aud piurtic. an expert ad-
Kissing man and sales director MI.
Hos ability b. well known IN Sew
*. where he was Tor several years
lore entering the army AS lieuteh-
la the orduauo" department
'hr Pullman company bears q n X
|leut reputation boo ~ l'asn IcNas,
|rrc its home e. fees are located
is considered "a d" an Important
Itor in 40, present and future de-
'opment OF the famous north TEXAS
fields.