The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24i w. n. PECK Residence 2442

I OF tlS,400 per each man. woman
and child on the tribal rolls. ooo
Barely nui. sing tine FHOVV'uVV
mark, the Dshgo lease sac h'ld y'h
torday attracted more attention anu
higher bidding than In the days wh'h
there was no financial HtrinB'hcy'
| Tho sum total for yesterdays miIo
Iamountcd to t39g3,250, while INC
/ last sale preceding this one, but came
Ito g2,768,gOO, almost "A million ana
! " quarter difference, winch Hpohhb
well for the financial situation mere
Tho Gypsy OH company brought ~
"a well flowing 40 barrels an houf
! In the northeast corner OF the north-
east of 35-28-7. which happens TO
offset ono ~ the tracts offered
ITrrt No. 6, on the west side was
IHtartcd or nj 1000 with vice presi.
ldrut Iat Hurley OF the Gilliland oil
Icorporation an active bidder w. q.
ISkclly was u warm contestant untll
laround $4,000 was reached. then
| Mr.. hurley met all COmcrH. includ-
! ing PrrSidgnt Rocscr OF the Barns
Idhl corporation and the Lawrence
| GuH company until tho aalc price OF
I&2,i 900, was reached. This was the.
banner sale OF the day. -
An astonishing ihing TINT amused
a larger portionIof tho audience
happened, that is Without precedence
Ia the history OF lease shles One
quarter secion of land was raised
1901 900, at one bid by the National
Exploration corporation, and after
meeting two or three raises. was bid
In by that company. Tract No. 162
was up, and bid $4,000 by the
Phillips Petroleum company, the
lauctionccr. probably confused by the
fast and furious bidding, called for
a hid OF fi4l,000. instead of the
$4,000 that naturally followed.
without hesitancy the National Tx
ploration met the raise, and was
| Immediately raised b a competitor,
Tulsa again proved herself the oil
Capital OF the world. by producing
| s per cent of the oil operators.
| companies, and cash that went TO
l make the Osnges the richest nation
on the face OF the earth.
The descriptions OF the tracts the
prices paid and the names OF the
| purchasers follow:
]. Northeast 3-2I-S.
| l. $1,000, McCoach Petroleum
Company of Muskogcc.
, 2. Northeast 2S-23.s, $4,000,
lnrkln & Reynords. Bartlesvlllc.
3. Northeast 2i-23-s. 100000,
!oklahoma Central OH Co. and
! Chestnut & Smith corporation.
| 4. Northwest 2i-23-S. $4,000,
Margay oil corporation. ct al.
!. Southeast 2i-23-s, $4,000
&c, u. Peters, Pawhuskn.
4 g. Southeast 3i-23-s, $1,000,
ohm Ia Badi.. Pawhuska.
:. Southeast 15-24-s, $4,000,
'Hrter on Co.
S. Northwest .3-2l.s. asa. 900
\. w. lsucus.. Skiatook.
o. Southeast 2-24S. f55, 900
Skelly OF CO,
| 10. Northeast 33-?A.s s2,ioo
Skelly OH Go.
| II. Northwest 23-24-S, $4,000
'lW. II. Whiteside, Duluth, MINI.
Il ~. Northwest 2-25-S $500, T
]. Lcahy. Pawhuska.
II -. Southwest 3-25-S, s3,100. IL
aIC. lIivick, oklahoma city.
n "a. Northwest i0-25-S. $4,000
Louis Friedman, Muncic. Ind.
Il rs. Southwest i0-2b-S. tl5.00l
/, Kay County Gas Cc. Iopca City.
II IS. Northwest 11-25-s. $4,000
Osage Indian on Co.. Pawhnska.
Il Z. Northeast 24-P5-s. $4,000.
L.. =. Peters. PawhLska.
is. Southwest 21-25-s. $4,000
Iiypsy OH Co.. ct al.
II 10. Northwest ?5-26-s, $500
Haverhill Petroleum Co.
20, NorthcaN 2c-2b-S, $4,000
r.niisco OH CORPORATION.
II 81. Northeast 3i-25'S.
81. $500, Waite Phillips and
: Philllps-Hawkeye Drilling Company
j ohio.
II 20. Southeast 34-g5-S. s5.i0C
Eay County Gns Co.
20. Southeast i0-26-s. $4,000.
= y. T.. Munc. trustee. Shreveport. In
"a northwest 30-27-S. s2,s00
T.. J. Black, rawhuska.
II "a. $1,000, Kay County Gas com
lpany.
IS. Southeast ll-21-s. si.20t
r Drvonian OH Co. ct al.
u 26. Northeast .-22-9. $1,000. II
Gross. Tulsa.
7 81. Northeast 10-22-e, tl.70C
y Delmar oil company.
rs, Southwest lb-22-0, sl2S,00'
c. l.. McCuno ct al, Pawhusita
- 20. Northeast 22-l6-9, sS7,00'
y Margay OH Corporation. ct al.
"a Oklahoma oil
III 80 Northwest 16-22-9. $1,000
10 Oklahoma Central oil Corporatio
,eI 81. Southeast 20-22-9, s1.100,