Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-10
FIELD | LEADING
 OKLAHOMA
Lsand Barrel Producer
 l Pool Feature of l Week.

Ano. e-After smash
 a,, ;nto the the undisputed lead
 in 1i,to ,btooma-Kansas Oil pools,
 strict .4'iei'i in northern okmul- 1,[.
 Continues ss1 to get unusually
 sud u,l'li during the last week
 'dlu 4wo ' miles south of the the
 ,nent smu was opened up. The
 pnol i,lI'l in Kay county, North
 'boa pboma. "a got a 3,00o-barrel
 'lHse deep sands, one of the
 ouuco1ntered u in that terri
 timated 7oo-barrel well we: at
 a new sand at Billings
 field county, Oklahoma,
 'atures. In Kansas the Eb- E;
 ;n a'N northwestern Butler
 f, two fine wells, while the |ol. a few miles north Tn
 rty. , reported only one
 3OO-barrel water, mak-
 Q per cent water.
 \ daily average production
 homa.Kansas fields shows
 oO-barrel decline, attribut- Cushing district, which, ;od of flush production, is En to a normal level again. ii districts remain at their kure, with the exception of
 latest figures show Okla
 197, ,Ooo barrels and Kan, an
 barrels, a total of 279,OOo
 the two states.
 week saw the opening of pl in the Beggs district, Eouth of the main pool and nough to the little pool to ast of Beggs to effect a between the two. Over a
 E. R. Black and associ-
 the discovery we'll in sec 11. which opened the way ol now developing in that he deep sands at 2,8O0 feet, [ vet found at Beggs, was
 for the discovery of the many shallower tests have ed in its vicinity. Three all offsets to the discovery
 brought in in section 12-
 the west, the Iron Noun bmpany got a well rated at $, depth 2,840 feet, in No. hn farm. Cosden & com an estimated 1,000-barrel diagonal offset, it's No. 1 rm, depth 2,835 feet. In lining south offset, c. R. associates brought in a we'll poo barrels, depth 2,859 feet take farm.
 We'll at Porica City.
 the biggest wells ever the Ponca City pool in Kay klahoma, since it's opening
 ago was the Marland Re- pany No. 8, Foureyes farm, 4-25-2, which extends the development a quarter of a and increases it's length two miles. This well was
 rated at 5000 barrels, or an hour, but was pinched Y allowed to flow forty bar bur until sufficient tankage Fected. Sand depth was B. The Marland company has ng a half dozen wells in this Tn the last month or so and ned production from those runs to approximately G. Is daily.
 Newkirk pool, same county, eport states that McGraw Flates have a we'll making ny few minutes and aggre- the neighborhood of 500 my i'll section 15-27-3, depth Barber pool in Garfield coun- |ootle Oil & Gas company another of it's old gas wells, |nds, in section 7-2-3 west, depth of 1,543 feet to 1,572 Be Eell started off at a reported po barrels daily. The No. 4 tnls same company was \ a month ago at 500 bar ., oelng deepened to the oil tne Billings pool, six miles or Garber, the Mid-Conti- U5eam oea company found a new ''ooo 11 feet and got a we'll in 1. Hoover in section 22-23-2 ' made q 61O barrels the first ,. Sands heretofore found at ssle 'ea "a. at 2,lOO feet and a deep ', IDllng pool in northwestern 4nsy, ny Kansas, the Sinclair re1. re1Iln.pa.ny got a, well rated at ,u,s ,',4l ln!tial at in No. 2 Furman 'lsa o1fset to the No. ? Eye % oSSlggest we'll in Kansas, in '1S. r depth 2,423 feet. In rsyessstone, s..ss one location east on4 Mell' the the National Refining eUs 1o.i a .0oo-barrel we'll, depth < , h,ocated in the same section. sUuay cosa pool: the Elmhurst h. s.s9 ssSs.9apany, No. ? JJollifiee, in 1l,11,4g < was completed for 's, 'is,s depth 2,52O feet, and said 'A's aOout 50 per cent water. All MAKING 1900 BBLs. 've,a, rsna.. Texas, Aug. 9.-The