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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
From CARRIER

special 10 inc word.
CARRIER. okla, June 10.-There
are now six oil wells I'm the now
field east Of Billings Two new ones
have just been drilled in. The Car
ter oil company No. on the Rob
crtson farm, In the northwest cor
ner, eoutheast quarter. southwest 90
l.24-l west got the sand from 1892
to 2,O12 feet and is estimated when
completed at 800 barrels. This may
be a little high, The Midco Pc
troleum company's offset to west
of this well is on the same farm
and is estimated at 200 barrels There
is going to be quite lot of activity
In the neighborhood as the five
year leases expire IN the next few
months. A well a mile north and
! one a half mile south found this
sand barren but II looks mighty good
! for the field to move east or west
/ The new wells extend the produc-
| tion n quarter Of n mile north and
the same east. The crude is high
gravity and brings "A dollar premium
which makes 1t sell for $i.5O bar
rel.
The Exchange oil company (Sin.
| clair), No. 2, on the Windler farm
| in the southwest corner 30-22-3 west
south OF CARRIER, is completed to q
total depth of s,O33 feet and hat
sand from 2.0l7 to 2,032 feet. 1
is flowing 270 barrels natural L
is I'm the S5-a- barrel region.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The Barnsdall oil company report
| the following new locations and rigs
I'm the Usage: No. IA in the north
west Of 10-29-9 IL "a location; No.
in the northeast OF l3-2S-10 material
for location; No. in the southeast
of 1860 is n rig; No. ! In the
northeast of 24-25-i0 is rig. No.
| ! in the northeast Of 6-26--ll ma
terial on location No. ! in the
northwest of 2s-26-l1 is a location.
! No. ! In the northwest of 30-26-1l is
a location; No. i'm the northeast
| OF 5-24-l0 is a location; No. . in
| the northeast of 5-24-l0 Is loca-
tion: No. 10 in the northeast Of s.
2i-lO is rig building: No. In the
southeast of 23-24-10 is rig No.
| in the northeast OF 2-24-l1 is rigg-
| ing up; No. / in the northwest OF
1J-24-11 is n location with material
| on ground; No. I'm the northwest of
20-24-l is a location; No. ! In the
southeast OF 1O-23-1l is a location;
No. 10 in the southeast of 1s-23-l2
is rig standing; No. 2 in the north
east of 10-21-9 Is spudding; No. D
No. Z in the northwest OF l0-2l-9 is
a rig.
The Ashland oil company drilling
at goo feet in It's No. in the south
west of l4-23-11: No. s in the same
louarter section Is n rig: No. > IN
the southeast of 15-23-1l is drilling
at $40 feet: No. ! in the northwest
of 1881 is II rig; No. in the
northwest of 2i-23-l1 is a rig; No
is in the northwest of 21-23-11 is
drilling at 600 feet; No. In the
northeast of 12-22-11 is drilling al
$50 feet; No. in the northwest OF
lS-22-11 is now drilling at 1900 fee'
In the Bartlesville' with no results
will drill to the Mississippi lime.
The Devonian Oh company No.
in the northwest corner location Of
, the northwest OF 6-22-S is drilling
, at 1000 feet. This offsets the goot
2 well of the Cosden oil q Gas Co
, in 36-23-7. The same company No
= 22 located $40 feet south and 3o'
. feet west OF the northeast corner o
( tho northwest of l-24-9 is riggins
l up.
/ The Echo Oil company test 10
= Gated in the center OF the southwcs
Of 1s-22-ll is dry in the Bartlesvill'
$ at 1900 feet. They are going oI
. down to the big lime. The sam
e company's wildcat test located a
+ the center OF the east line OF IN
D northwest OF 19-24-1l will drill II
= about Saturday.
q The Devonian oil company ha
O a rig up and is ready to spud In tn
northeast corner Of the southeas
0 of 27-21-9, offsetting Markham II
Q 26.
a The Lewis oil company No. 2 i
l. the southwest of 6-2l-l2 is spuddine
= Same company's No, In the south
! west Of 6-21-12 is a rig Same com
/ pany's No. in the southwest o
6-2l-12 Is a rig.
The Oklahoma Natural are rlge
ing up in the southeast OF 3l-2-l2, !,
II The Kewanee oil & Gas Co.'S Nc
in the northwest OF 5-20-l2 ha
been abandoned at l.640 feet
II The Tidal OIL company No. - !
& the northeast of l7-2O-l2 Is maxim
O s barrels after a 20 quart shot.
y Howard & Duffield's No, 3 in tn
l. northeast OF l5-21-l2 Is good for 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
OF. MARKEr QUOTATIONS
Crude OH Products
ResIners report following prfcesi
oil CONSUMPTION in the
limited States

According to report furnished by
tho geological survey. only one-sev-
cnth Of the SO, 1000, 900, 900 barrels Of
ou which are estimated to be un-
derlying the earth, is said to be in
Awerica. The United states Is con
suming It's oil products much faster
,hsn IL ia being produced, and the
tys, figures along these lines dis
cIose that the United States Is using
t,vIce as much oil as the foreign
Countries. with the estimated guam
NV still under the ground in Amer
len n is believed that the supply
vii he exhausted in approximately
Is years. The oil reserves Of this
country have been greatly depleted
on account Of the war and with the
Increased number OF motor cars be-
ing manufactured yearly, It would
seem almost essential-as is being
acme hy the large companies at pres
ent for the American oil people to
GO, busy both in Mexico and other
foreign fields.
The L. s. Geological report re-
yeals that the foreign countries are
usng about 20O,00O,0O0 barrels OF
ou per annum. as compared with
400 10000 barrels that is said 70
be consumed annually by the United
states. and at the foreign rate OF
consumption. 1t is estimated that
their supply will extend over n
perlod Of possibly $50 years FIX
perts who have studied the situation
have no solution to offer in the way
oLmpplying future demands for the
Aherican people, other than strong.
~ advocating that our oil operators
become represented in all parts OF
the world which are not closed bS
foreign restrictions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, 6Al w. H PECK Residence 2442

sure bursted the casing and not being
able to blow off through the cas-
inghead. followed the rock assures
and crevices 20 the surface. We
have II concrctcd about the holo
and are letting IL blow off for a
few days when We intend to mud
II off again with pressure pump,
set the casing and drill deeper. The
total depth Is now 2.246 feet. and
we are but l6 y feet in what Is be-
ing dubbed tho 'Cunstantin sand.
This well Is rank wildcat. the
nearest production being the Homer
Louisiana field, and there not be-
ing even pipe line within so miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
New Oil Area Attracts
Visitors

Special 70 The World
PONCA CITY, Okla, June 10
The state of Oklahoma IS enriched,
the Mid-Continent field has an en-
tirely new producing area, and the
production OF the Marland Refining
company is increased by 500 barrels
daily. for the present at least, as
the result OF the wildcat well on the
state school land lease in l6-2S-3
east, in the northern portion of this
(Kay) county. For almost Il year
this rig, that now marks good
producing well, has stood all alone
without another of its kind in sight
in all directions. Today 1t is the
center of another rush, for ot/er
rigs are now appearing and addition
al locations are being made by the
Carter, the Mariand and other COM
panies.
Not in recent years perhaps has
any new area attracted such crowds
OF visitors. Being not far distant
from Ponca City, Newkirk, Kaw
City, Arkansas City, Winfield, silver
dale and several other points the
well has been Of wide interest and
every day witnesses a string Of auto
mobiles headed in that direction.
on Sunday the crowds have totaled
as many as three thousand In n day.
The well is good for 500 barrels,
which no doubt could be increased
by pumping. The gravity test of
the oil is high.
The nearest production to the
school land we'll is that of the Car
Ter OIL company on the Minnie
Knight farm, 1-2 MICS straight
soyth. The Decatur Drilling Syndi.
IN 1a e. a u he ka1
king farm, not far distant, and the
Mid-Co company is fishing for tools
at 500 feet in its first test on ths
Chilocco Indian school reserve OF
1000 acres, the eastern border OF
which is two miles west of the Mar
land school lease producer. The
Mid-Co company is very hopeful Of
results since the Marland wildca
came in.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
Freak Well to BE Deepened

The big gas we'll drilled in by the
Constantin Refining company in
Union county, Ark, about three
weeks ago, and which has been the
center Of interest for some time be-
cause OF the popularity in which the
gas pressure caused It to break
through the surface. is to be drilled
deeper in search OF the oil pay. said
Eugene Constantin of the Constan-
tin Refining company last evening
The country about the well looks
Ike Yellowstone park said MIR.
Sonstantin. there are innumerable
4yscrs' made by the oil and water
and flowing with the gas pressure TO
a heighth OF two or three feet, The
trend Of these crevlces all run in one
direction, instead OF surrounding tho
well as Is usually supposed.
This well came in a $1,000, 900
gasser," said Mr.. Constantine, I'VE
tried to mud It off and TO do this had
TO shut II In. The tremendous pres
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

Tho Midco Petroleum company'7
No. II in the southeast Of lS-22-l0
Is good for $50 barrels at approNi-
mately l,S50 feet. No, ~ on the
same tract in the same quarter sec
ton In good for about 20 barrels in
the Bartlesville sand,
The Red Bank OIL company Is
drilling at 1900 feet Tn the north
west OF the northeast OF 4-22-ll.
Same company No. l3 on the
Brown in the southwest Of 3323-ll
is drilling at l3O feet
Same company is down 500 feet
on the Mitchell lease In tho north
west OF 23-26-g
Tho Newblock or company Is
moving IN material for a test In 81
| 25-il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The Sapulpa Petroleum company
No. Cedar located In the north
west of the northeast Of the north
east OF 25-l9-7 was shot with so
quarts In the 2,45b to 2,ilS foot sand
and is good for 75 barrels,
The Wolverine on company No
z Fields located in the southwest OF
the northeast OF SOLOS was given
"A 20 quart shot ana is making 10
barrels in the 2,67g foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
Mcst of IIrnrNcIIn.

Tho Indiahoma oil company and
the Lyons Petroleum have show
ing for well in tho northeast Of
the northwest Of the northeast OF
5-1l-ll. They are suiut down at
2.706 feet waiting for casing,
Tho Central National oil company
has what IL estimated as a 500 bar
rel producer In the center of the
south line Of the southwest Of the
southwest Of ib-ll-l1. This is their
No. 3 which is on top OF the sand at
a depth Of 1855 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The Sinclair company No, II
Crockett in the northeast Of the
southeast Of the northwest of 1919
& is making 100 barrels in sand from
8,5lO TO 1859 feet.
The New England oil company
No. II Raymond in tho northwest
OF the southwest OF the northeast
of l3-l9-5 is good for $50 barrels
at a total depth OF 1905 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
In the Beggs Field.

Waite Phillips has what looks like
n eusher in his No. Jane Reed In
the northwest OF the northeast Of
the southeast OF 22-14-l1. At last
report the we'll was said to be max
ing so barrels an hour at only I
feet in the 2,764 foot sand.
Waite Phillips and the Clifton
Drilling company's No. 2 Thompson
In northeast of the northeast OF the
southwest Of 22-14-1l is still flow
ing and has increased It's production
from 2.sSO to 3,570 barrels within a
weeks period.
Same parties No. on the same
lease is drilling at 1880 feet. No. 4
is down 900 feet; No. and are
locations.
The Selby oil and others No. on
the Thompson farm in the south
east Of 7-15-11 has been abandoned.
BaGby and others No. I. on the
Clark lease in the northeast OF 1S-
1911 has been abandoned at 1910
feet.
The spidle Top No. I in the south
west Of 30-15-l1 is making IS bar
rels after a ten quart shot in sand
from 1850 to 2,605.
Tho Producers e. Refiners No. s
jefferson in the southeast of soils
IN Is good for rs barrels In sand
from 2,4S7 to 2,55S feet
The Eastern Oil company's No. I
T.. Berry I'm the northeast of 32-15-ll
is making so badrels in sand from
2,501 to 2,524 feet
The Turman oil company's No.
In the southwest OF 10-15-12 has
been abandoned at 2.664 feet.
Tho Gillespie No. Haynes in the
southeast of 11-l5-12 Is making
million gas in sand from 1,s45 tc
1910 feet.
The IaFriese No. 4, Adams In ,h'
southeast OF 31-15-12 has beer
abandoned at 2,7S5 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
Wcwoka.

The MaXey oil company test en-
the c. Davis farm in 1887. is a
rig on the ground,
l.. c. parmenter has a rig up for
a test on the |" Deer farm in the
southeast corner OF the southwest
OF the northeast Of i-S-S,
The Bison oil company has RIG
up for No. / Fancho allotment In
1888,
II. II. Diamonds test on the
Washington farm In 36-S-S is a rig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The Transcontinental oil company
test on the $. Flowers farm In 5-13-
I 6 showed for 30 barrels in the 1887
to i.S63-foot sand, They are now
roaming TO 1850 feet.
@. a. Simons is drilling deeper on
his Stone No. 3, located In the same
section. lie had n hole full OF water
at 1850, and about 100000 gas in
the 2OO0-foot pay and is now going
deeper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

IN SAND from 1906 TO 1881 rect
Usage Foraker In the southeast OF
lg-2O-l2.
Bristow.
II. r. Wilcox has succeeded In
shutting In the big gas well on the
Harry Price farm In iS-l6-l0. He
Is building rig for No. | well on
the l.. Harboche farm In 3l-l6-S.
Same party No. well on the Amos
farm in 34-i6-s Is drilling at I64
feet. No. ! on the Wiley Kelly in
35.16-S is down LOO feet, No. on
the Ralston farm in 1l-l6-9 is drill
inR at 100 feet A location has
also been made for No. | on the G.
Tiger farm in 1852.
Same party No. we'll on the
Peggy Sewell in 2s-16-9 is drilling at
500 feet. No. on the L. Herrod
farm In 35-l5-S has "A showing OF oil
at 450 feet, however. not enough TO
make a producing we'll This test
Is expected to 90 TO the Wilcox sand
found at approximately $500 feet.
u. Il. Dobie and others No. I
Kick In the southeast OF 7-lb-10 is
rig building.
The Kawfield OIL q Gas Co. No. 8
Shclling In the northeast OF 9-l5-l0
timbers on the ground.
The Center OIL company No. I
Thompson In the northeast OF l2-i5-
10 is rig building.
Minot 4 Minot have a rig up in
the southwest Of 1850.
The Twin state oil company No. I
Clinton in the northwest of ib-lh-
10 is n rig. No. 2 on the same lease
| is a rig on the ground.
Ben Gessers No. on the Henry
| farm In the northeast OF 23-15-1O Is
RIG.
The Carter OIL company No. !
| Brown In the northwest OF 24-lb-10
Is a rig building.
| l.. G.. Necly has a rig on the
ground in the northeast OF 2S-16-lO
The Skelly oil company has rig
building for its No. 2 in the southeast
Of 32-l6-i0.
The Goodland OIL company has n
rig up in the southeast OF 32-16-10
S. w. Scott is building rig In the
southeast OF 32-l6-10.
The Selby OIL & Gas Co. No.
| Tabor in the southeast OF i0-lb-lC
is making go barrels In sand from
2,663 to 400 feet.
The White OIL corporation No. I II
the northeast Of 23'15-10 has beer
abandoned at 3.190 feet.
The Savoy Oil company No. I II
the northeast OF 25-15-10 Is makinl
so barrels after n 20-quart shot; sant
from 3.O76 to 3,101.
The King Smith Refining compan!
No. ! Snow has n rig up In the south
east OF 3-16-10.
The Constantin Refining compan.
has made a location for test Il
the southwest corner of the north
east of the northeast OF the northeas
of 23-l5-l0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
East OF MannfOrd.

Alex Dingwali has "a showing of
oil in gas In the Bartlesville sand at
a depth OF 2,250 feet In his well In
S-lS-l0.
The Magnolia Petroleum and the
Minnehoma oil company Is down
1895 feet In the northwest OF 2
1910. This we'll will be completed
In n few days.
Alex Dingwalrs No. 2 in 27'l9-iO
| Is drilling at / $50 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
Stephens County, Texas

The Pierce oil corporations test
well on the Glenn farm in stephens
county. Texas, is reported to be flow
ing 600 barrels natural fdom the
3,224 to 3,26S foot sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
breckenridge, Texas

Cooper & Henderson's No. l test
on the Martin farm northwest of tho
town of breckenridge, Texas, came
in for 500 barrels natural, yester-
day. Sand was topped at 3,lS5 to
3,226 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The GLADYS Belle oil company
has made a location for a 5000 foot
tast in the southwest corner OF The
southwest OF li-l3.9 ou the Gala.
han farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The security on a Development
Co.'S test ia 17-lb-3, whi'n was re-
ported yesterday as drilling 3t 100
feet. g. down i2OO feet with "a
good showing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

T.. II, Perry and Templcman Oil
corporation prowant No I I'm south
east corner northwest 2-l6t is mn
dorrcamiug after setting the i2 "
inch at 500 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

Tomplcman on corporation No. I
Ice. 900 feet east NJ Ncstal we'll In
callahan county Texas. is straight
roaming at 100 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

Thc NirEIniU on VOmVIUy ms n
800 barrel we'll ON It's rcck farm
test IN the south Breckenridge dis
tricl stephens county Texas sand
was encountered from 3.l3- to 3.s6t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

Carter Brothers have a showing oi
oil In the pay sand found around
2,100 tcot, In their test la the north.
west Of the southeast OF the south
west OF 6-gl-S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

initial production ot ESQ barrels, 10
still making $50 barrels daily. No
II on this farm is "A rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
MnrniIrr

NJ. stcll has reached the top Of
tho rns sand at Coz feet in his NJ.
2 we'll on the Charles farm I'm 80
1918.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
In the SapuIpa District.

". +. Wilcox has completed n rig
for No. we'll on the NJ, Keifer farm
in l1-lS-10.
Same party No. on the Jordan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

The Midco Petroleum company's
Robinson No Is Is showing for 200
barrels in sand found at 2,026 feet.
This well is located in the southwest
OF 29-24-1w Noble county No,
on the same farm Is drilling at I $40
feet Robinson No u is drilling IN
red rock at 7s5 feet: No. 3 Robinson
is n rig, The initial well on this
lease which came In good for 700
barrels last March is still making
approximately 500 barrels.
Same company's wilkins No. 10
located In the southeast Of 30-24-iw
which is the discovery well In this
field. came In last November with an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
Sctphcns County, Tcvns.

Barnett farm in 24-1S-1o. Is drilling
at about 200 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
With the Oil Men

II T.. Wilcox who recently return
Cd from an eastern trip. LETT last
night together with his family for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11
OIL AND GAS
Leases. Supplies. frodusion. Bio.
Wanted

Wanted
Tool Join. turner and general oil
field mechanic capable of taking
cha1ge Of small shop in Tampico
oil fields Please apply at once by
letter TO Amerada Petroleum corpo-
ration, 24l Kennedy Bldg, Tulsa,
Okla, giving experience and salary
wanted.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

bNew Novo water pump, six horse
power, only used on one well Twelve
thousand feet 2-inch line pipe, sec
ond hand, but good. Phone Cedar
239.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-11

Wanted, Casing head gas, have
plant on ready to move. Address 500
Il. Care World.