The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-22
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e241 W. II. PECK Residence 2442
w. II. PECK


demand We are told that u".'.'i'' /
A tu, mother of invention Ut "' I
but rcnIil, that thos, early, ny .
HetiIrra. from whom most "i I. h''' .
descended, lived largely upon I'f' I
meats Iuu uuv prudu.'H OBJ '"''t VIZ /
can then uppf,,IaI. muf. fully 'h'I [
necessity tor salt rhH necessity .
brought forth. aa 10 hnH done 800 '.''p .
human osIf,u,, the operation "i '.'N
inventive genius ui muu miud
THE I1r-t Drili'd salt Wei
1n 1903 Joseph l.uI.h'l' ""p
owned the fImuuH salt HpII.t" A'ot'
three miles above h'' ''n."Nr w
49,. and from Fhlnu hW'NI. p''.
.UlE 900 the #ui u.ra I. I1' .''''
valley mad u'"u m1d'. u.'" l''''r"
two sons, David asa ''"' p"
.huao Sous DO" WllIrd iur ''- aero" "'
Iui containing th'"' .pI I'Nt
Joining upun them ih' u''' .' ".''''
iug up extensive Hll' mhh'I'' l..
tU supply mot only lh" lu''' '''''t
local demand, bat lh't'' 'N' ..'''
NOR" growing demand "h''h "t7
now coming frup .nr many lhl'ily
settlements throughout lu' '"'"
valley iu 1900 Those hI"lh'iH'
David and Joseph FuIIN.I $50. t'
work TO AHu'Oihlu ih' source OF NO
auIt WutDr whl'h htd "''u l'''''"
NcHr springs ana Z" pl"''I' ~ P.'
ublu q larger supply ana a. btl''I
quality, hnd tu prepare o." mani.
tHciurc Hall Oh larger ''tl' '"'"
had heretofore been done. Ih'| H
cured u hollow sycamore l"t h,''
tVo Feet in diameter, t'W'u '''
AT each end IhtJ aug " p'' az
point near whof" Ih' e''I W'''t
d Do .4.f Il
this log In the hole hl'hpy aus.
Their object was TO put TINS d""n 10
bed rock. rms they tlhtly sue
cccdcd In doing, hndlnE the to'N "'
| n feet below the surface Nil'i lne
| surfAc" OF the rock cNpoh'H lh7'uc
| this hollow log was ltN'iou or anu
| the Outside or surface Nll'I WIS
chinkcd out the water "''ulh 'h'
| log was entirely balcd out ana th'y
discovered that SAT- water came up
Through the rock. Ih'y also op-
served that the salt water toliIhb
through this sock was much stronger
thau the spring water ~ the sniIh'''
In "ltcsOurccs of West NlrSlulh
1916 the Following interesting hc-
count ia found ut the dfHl'nB OF luo
FIRST salt vel In the United states.
! They fixed "A long iron arm WIN a
, l-2-lnch chis'I nit oI steer, ana at
hchod me upper emu 10 HpIlnh
pole. WIN rope IN thls way Tue
!horing went on SLOWLY ana tedlouAly
ltul on the last or NoNemu Der, loo q al
IA teot IN the rock cavity or l's'
sure was struck, Whlch gave an III -
creased IloW OF stronger brine rms
gave new cncourhs'ineht 10 pore
sun iurther' ana So ny welding M
creased lensth OF smart from tlme 20
time, the hole was carried down -
lIect' whcre sun larger ana stronger
eupply OF ha't water was Eollsh'
liaN!ig now sufficient SAT- water
To Justlty IL, they declued ana com
menced, 10 build s'Ilt furnace; bu
while building, contnued the boring
9nd on the loth OF January loOS' IA
40 Feet In the rock ana bs Feet IRON
tho top OF the gum were re"atue'
Oy an ample HOW OF stiohe brine 10
their furnace ana ceased potlns.
NOW was presented hhother ditti
cuity' now 10 get the STRONGER prIh
irom inc potion OF the well' undll
utoh by the weaNer primo ana Tres
water from above theTe was no pre-
n cedent mere they hdd 20 invent con
triVe ana construct anew. a meta
: tuoe would naturally suggest itseI
movii tupes' nor Sheet nletA', no