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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17
CHAPTER XVI.

While Ricardo watched beside the
unconscious Webster one OF his aides
galloped up the street, to return pres
emily with detachment with stretch
ers, into which Webster and Don Juan
Cafetero were laid and carried up the
palace driveway into abe huge golden
reception hall whose only the night
before Sarros had greeted the bellies
and beaux of his capital. In the mean
time Mother jerks had succeeded In
restoring Dolores to consciousness;
supported by the indomltable old
woman the girl slowly followed the
grim procession until. at the door OF
the reception room, they found their
further progress barred by n sentry.
'The red-halred man Is dead" he
Informed them In response to their
eager queries. IF you want his body"
he continued, hazardlng a guess as to
their mission, ~ guess you can have
It. There he Is" And the sentry
pointed to the stretcher which had
been set down along the wall of the
reception hall.
SOW about the other" Mother
jerks demanded. Don Juan Cafetero
had, unfortunately, been so much OF
a nuisance TO her in life that she was
not minded to be troubled greatly
over him In death, although the Spar
tanllke manner Of his exit had thrilled
the British bulldog blood In her.
'The big fellow isn't quite dead yet
but I'm afraid he's goner. The
surgeons have him In this room now.
Friend Of yours, Mlss2" he inquired
In tones frelghted with nelghborly
sympathy.
Dolores nodded.
Sorry l can't let you in, Miss" he
continued, but the General ordered
me TO keep everybody out until the
doctors have finished looking him
over. If / was you, I'd wait in that
room across the hall; then you can
get the first news when the doctors
come out"
a Mother jerks accepted his advice
IND steered her charge into the room
Indicated. As they waited, Ricardo
Ruey stood anxiously beside the table
on which John Stuart Webster's big.
limp body reposed, while Doctor Pach.
eco, assisted by Sobrantean con.
frere, went deity over him with sur.
gical scissors and cut the bood-soaked
clothing from his body.
He breathes very gently" the rebel
leader said, presently. as there any
HOPPER
The little doctor shrugged. 81 fear
not. That bayonet-thrust in tho left
side missed his heart but not his
lung"
But apparently he hasn't BLEED much
from that wound"
THE hemorrhage Is probably In
ternal. Even II that congestion OF
blood In the lungs does not prove fatal
very shortly, she cannot. I'm his weak.
ened state, survive the traumatlc
fever from all these wounds. II Is
bound-hellO. how our poor friend stu
lives with the bayOnet broken on In
his body-for here is steel-hahl Not
a bayonet, but a pistol"
lie unbuttoned the wounded mans
coat and found a strap running dag.
onally up across his breast and over
the right shoulder, connecting with !
q holster under the left arm. The |
doctor unbuckled this strap and re.
moved the holster which contained
Webster's spare gun; Ricardo. glanc.
ing disinteresiedlg at the sheathed
weapon, noted small new. triangu.
ar hole in the leather holster He
picked II up, withdrew the pistol. and
ound deep scratch, recently made.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-02-17

y Thought You owned an auromo-
bile"
y do. hnl ! uuphf the wife ~ drive
u aud now fm buck TO The Stree,
cara"
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LiUeIy in the Lyons Pool

Special 10 The Wo"ld
HENRI ETA. Nov i5-Such IL
the confidence In this new Nold that
six pipe lince are now hooked up TO
the pool; among them being the
Prairie, Texas. Empire, Gulf India
homa and Sinclair. with the Empire
paying premium of % cents. The
Empire ie also making preparations
to lay an additional line south 20
Booker 7. station In 1-lO-ll, whore
production viii be piped TO the
comrany's l4-car loading rack south
OF Bryant. which will care for 5000
barrels daily, thus giving this COM
pany Il carrying capacity Of 1000
barrels OF crude oil daily with the
5000 capacity formerly established
The second cause for Increased
local Interest IL the Fisher. Duvall-
Wilson well in an entirely new open.
ing In the northwest quarter OF 90
Hi, which Is also flowing at the
head at depth OF 3 045 feet, and
opening up an altogether new deep
sand under the Dcancr sand In the
great Eingwood- -Deancr field. SO
great is the demand for material
that the local lumber companies are
now Keeping a constant stream OF
trucks loaded with timbers over the
highway leading to the field. while
three supply houses are negotiating
locations IN Henryctta. and Kan
sas CITY company is seeking a refin-
cry site.
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Ticker Dope

New York--Mexican Pete has
completed its Cerro Azul No. II well
on TotoCo border with initial y
OF 100 600 barrels. Well Is an or-set
to Mexican Gulf Oils Totcco No. !.
Advance In Standard oil Of Ind
ana emphasizes the extent OF specu-
lation that has been IN progress dur.
ing the last few weeks IN this issue.
AT % l-2 Indiana shows an advance
OF 33 points. II represents total
market valuation Of more than
s4oO,OOO,OOO for 4,32O.0OO shares
stock IN market value IN last few
months which IS liberal discount
ing Of oil trade conditions. An out.
standing feature Of this speculation
IL that IT Is being engaged IN by
speculative Interests many of whom
are making their play in Standard
oil stocks, No special developmen,
Is planned by company 90 warrant
current speculation. s.. o, OF Indi.
ana Jared badly I'm first half OF the
year in ctarnings and its result for
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Many Western Oil Men Here; ;
LobbieS CrOUded as of YOre

There IL no better indication Of
fhp fact that business I'm the oil
country IL Improved. than the great
crowds that gather daily in the lob
bies ~ the hotels and the subject 1f
conversation Is Oil
There is the man from Mexia
swapping notes with the fellow Just
back from the Burbank district: ana
much that Is OF interest is handed
from one to the othe: IN fashion
thar bctokens old times come again.
The market may not go higher.
and then again 1t may. and that
soon and the only thing that is
lacking TO put genuine enthusiasm
into the bunch, is another raise In
price Until that time comes there
is not going ia be a real oil boom
because the better judgment OF the
old time oil men is all against too
much drilling.
The fact that the big men in tho
Standard oil company arc to be with
Us today Is looked upon as being
Of more than usual interest; as they
are the arbiters Of price making.
and it viii depend largely upon what
they see and hear, as to Just now
soon the market advances.
In the party who are due today
are Walter Teagle. AT the head OF
the Standard oil company OF New
Jersey; Arthur +. Corwin, president
OF the Carter oil company and for
merry az the head Of the local office
here. and they are accompanied by
several Of the directors Of the STAN
dard OF New Jersey. who will prob
ably find things much 10 their Hiking
In the oil country.
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Busy at BristoU

II r. Wilcox will have his new
refinery started at Bristow and I'm
fun operation within the next flf-
teen days which will add greatly
to the business activity OF this good
town. His company "a also putting
new life into the country adjacent
to Bristow with his numerous wells
which are producing and drilling in
this vicinity. a complete list IL as
follows:
II. r. Wilcox oil & Gas Co. Is
drilling at 500 feet on the ". Harip
farm In 35-l6-s and is spuddlng I'm
No. 2 on tho Hencha farm I'm 2-l5-S.
Both these tests are offsets to the
No. well which is now producing
800 barrels day and is six weeks
old
The same company Is rigging up
for test in the northwest OF the
Amanda Snapp farm in 3-l5-S
II. +. Wilcox oil Il Gas Co, Is
drilling at 500 feet on the Sarah
Jane Hendrickson farm In 2S-1G-s,
The company is spudding In on
Its No. on the l.. Bruncr farm
in 1S-1G-l0, and Is moving In "a rig
for test No. In the northeast Of the
northeast OF the northeast OF 10.
f6-9 on the Hensley Tiger farm.
This test is an offset to the Bruner
No. which recently came In making
approximately 10000. 900 feet OF gas,
II has also made location
tor test No. 3 In the northeast OF the
southeast qaarter Of the northeast
quarter OF 1869 on the Bruce
Tiger farm
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Fauldcrs & Ralston has 100 bar.
rel producer ON the pump In No. ]
Essex In the northeast Of the north
west OF the southwest OF 7-27-11.
J H. Grievrs test on the Branson
farm In the center Of the west half
of the northwest of the southwest Of
4-2G-lQ Is dry At ASH feet.
The Marlgold on q Refining CO.
has n dustcr AZ 2,59S feet IN No ]
Swenwine. IN the northwest corner
Of the northwest of the southeast Of
5-27-l0.
Section 10 OH Company's test on
tho Stcrns farm in the northeast of
the northeast OF the southwest Of
19-26-s Is a rig
The Empire Gas & Fuel Co. has
started a test on the Rossell acreage
in the southeast OF the northeast OF
the northwest OF 2l-27-l0.
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out IN wet cold weather His many
trends n'" 9nNou'N waiting .fur-
lh'r u'W and hoping thot % VIII be
NJ. j. N'tWal OF tN' petroleum
ulNlgl'" a. S bureau oi mlu'", was
w from NatI'SNll'' N'sirldHN MI.
MI wan .H located temporarily hi
l,"'' '''N'II' computing "a report tol
'hc bureau.
George lye vID. president and
general manager ul 90 g. Wilcox a
Co. be- uu 10 business trip to Chicago
Buffalo ami taruru IuIuta.
! h. r,rI.u ,.ufI,,,.aist.., ,,pr,.
srutsfItr 90 r.. tfgr,It, Srr,I
Tank .outp,ry with ..fU.... NJ .b,I.
trada In G, CaIgmn,r .w"r,.'J
tu.OOU. .Uarrl I,If.I ,rt fb,
largest U.It,l tank m0f bv an,
muuufarfuI.. lr UU.. ,..b aud iu.
mortiIIyWr huu .IDran Thanks
Tor tny World"
b. IT, Srhu.s uy.d IA rt..s ,,s,t
to Tuig, v,.f,.lYV uu nH I.trlrn
from me Mexican s,.J 4n1 brIup4
tho good npva ihaf 10. a NOS. ab.r
ping oil from tnp N,sla r,l a..
WcU ps tho Eldurndo field boa fnnl
cars lots
nm " Iapycr OF tho Bred %
ClarE rofnpln, uf rhI.ar. l bob tt,
cItv. Mr. tan,cr ts f,rlirr N.ry ,u
tmistir about tho immediate nf.r,
lu Tho nu Industry and rtya that fn..
advance In ,rud, ana tank wagon
gr,sfiy md tb,f ,,rrv Indication
roiuts tn n.,i,r hu,lnp from Nn,sm
her ON agtnu nrrsounl nnp,ryu
tipn and from thr euuruf of ru4
ness dou, during tho mast vr,k 1
have nn hosuanoy ia snyiur thnf /
h,IIry, tIr al ludu.trv f.. ,ut,riup
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the year will be unsatisfactory. %
bought a ereat part OF 1891 ON basis
OF oil values.
Dropping Of 81 quarterly extra
dividend by Ma West Refining Co.
means a loss of about 81 100000
yearly In net revenue to $. o. of
Indiana.
Phillips Pete is producing more
oil than az any time in It's history.
Gross production Is running 1900
barrels daily net after dcducting
royalties and partners participation
is 1900 barrels daily In addition
company is operating three casing
head gasoline plants with daily ca
pacity Tor 5000 gallons, Anuuaj
capacity is about 5000 600 gallons
which when blended be- equivalent 90
lo,OoO,Ouu gallons commercial gnso-
iiue. As result oC increase % 81 n
barrel BOO Mia Continent Crude, earn.
Ings Of company have largely In
creased Estimated that In fourth
quarter Phillips T"tc viii earn AZ
pruNimatoly i.iOO. 600 net after tan
In third lihrtcr net after taxes was
about tS0u.uu while first s'V months
operations returned net after taxes
NJ flNu0. 600 u iH apparent that
fun year 1891 Phillips Pete should
not after taxes about industry which
has already resulted in au Increase
ot 100. pnr cent iu price W crude
oil ~ is not unlikely that directors
viii take up matter uf Initiating div
idcuds iu near future.
Now YORK Illinois ripo COMPANY
declared regular srml annual diyl-
dcnd OF IS per share payable De
ccwhor 81. o. holders ~ record
November 80 Books reopen, De
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In the Usage

j. +. Murphy has a 1000, ,OO0-foot
gasser in the 1890 TO i,4OO-foot
sand. IN his No. ] Giicrease IN the
southwest Of the southwest OF "a
l7-t2
Chestnut e Smith has rig up for
test on the Prairie acreage In the
northeast OF the southwest of A.
22-12.
The Usage Arrow oil company's
old gas well Is drilling deeper at
2,12O feet in the northwest of the
northwest OF 20-23-l2.
waite Phillips test In the center
OF the southeast of 5-23-ll is swab-
bing GO barrels from the 1863 to
l,690-foot pay.
The Westhope oil company's test
In the southeast OF the northwest OF
30-30-1l Is spudding In.
The Gardner Petroleum corpora
tion has rig up for a test in the
northeast OF the northeas, OF 33-
2l-lO.
The old Colony OIL company's test
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Late COmpietiOns in the
Burbank Pool

Tho Sinclair oil " Gas co. has a
1000, O,OO0-foot Fasscr in its test
IN the southeast corner OF the north
east of l-26-j, Sand was found
from 2.S2O to 2,S3O feet.
The Roxana- -Marlnnd interests
have a 1900. .OO0-iout gasscr In the
2.740 TO 2,761-foot pay in their test
In the southwest Of the northwest Of
6-26.6.
The Prairie OIL a Gas cos
test in the northwest OF the south
west Of 1886 is good for so bar
rels after 60-Quart shot In the
? bs9-fOot sand. The pruiUie's so.
In the northwest corner of the
northwest OF 10-26-G Is estimated
.at ESQ barrels In the 2,73-foot pay.
The Tidal Osagc Interests have a
% 900 O00-foot gasser In the g0l to
9l5-tout pay i'm their No. IN the
center OF the southwest OF the south
east Of 35-27-7. The same people
have "A machine moved in for No. 10,
in the center of the southeast OF the
southeast OF 85-27-7.
Philips n Skelly are spudding at
$50 ieet on No. In the southeast
OF the southeast of 25-27-5.
The Laurel oil x Gas Co. has a
rig building for No. in the north
west of the northeast OF 1866.
The RoXana Petroleum corpora
tion Is drilling at l50 feet on No.
IN the northeast OF the northeast OF
36-26-6.
The Dcvonian Oil company Is
drilling at GlO feet on No. in the
northwest corner OF the southwest Of
The Carter OIL company has a RIG on
east OF g-26-6.
The Carter OH CO. has a rig on
the ground for No. 4 In the south
west OF the southeast of the south
east of section 9-26-6.
The Prairie OH x Gas Co. u
drilling at 200 feet on No: 3 In the
southeast of the northwest of the
northwest of 1886. The Prairies
No. in the northwest corner OF the
southwest OF lO-26-6 is swabbing 80
barrels. Their No. in the north
west corner OF the northwest Of
the northwest OF lU-2G-6 is making
265 barrels In the 2,725 to 2,I97-
foot pay
The Roxana Petroleum corpora
tions No. wcll in the southwest
corner OF the northwest of 6-26-6
Burbank pool, is shut In for "A gasser
and estimated at 100000 feet.
sand was found from 2,7i0 TO 2,76l
feet.
Cosden e. CO. has a 155-barrel
In the northeast corner of the north
east OF 6-26-5.
The National Exploration corpora
tion has rig on the ground for II
test In the northeast corner OF the
northwest of the northwest of the
northeast OF 2-26-7.
The Josey Oil company's test In
the northeast corner Of the north
west OF 2-26-7 is rig.
The Tidal Usage interests are
spudding No. In the northeast OF
the southeast OF the southwest OF
30-27-6 at about $50 feet
The Gypsy OIL company has esti-
mated its No. well at 3,l0O barrels
after the shot. II Is located IN the
northwest corner of the northeast OF
3l-27-6.
The Carter OH Company's No 3
! In the northeast corner of the south
west OF 3l-27-6. an old eas well
| drilled deeper was given IA 100
quart shot in the 2,SO4 to 2,673-
foot pay, and Is making 15O barrels.
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Testing Large Block
in GdrUiH County

r. VI. Weaver, well known opera
tor, who is in the city from Fort
Worth, where he has been making
his home for some time, Is the
owner of a block OF several hun
drcd acres OF mighty good looking
acreage in Garvin county near tho
Robertson pool and encompassing
a dome mapped out by his son,
r. NJ. Weaver, Jr., well known geol-
ogist.
There are Il or Is gas wells,
making all the way from s,00O,0 600
to 10000 900 feet, says Mr.. Weaver,
and four producing oil wells max .
ing from so barrels to 40 barrels
daily. An cight-inch gas line has
been laid into the field, and began
taking gas Thursday Of last week,
and drilling operations will soon be-
confe greatly stimulated from this
fact
The Magnolia -Wrightsman discov-
cry oil we'll came IN July 10 at zoo
barrels initial production and is still
making 17O barrels natural from the
,400-foot pay. II Is located in the
northwest OF l4-in-3w. OffsettinR
this test 80 feet TO the north and
800 feet TO the west, the Magnolia. =
test was brought in october IS at
1850 barrels. and is still holding up
at that rate.
Concord drilled half a mile east
OF the discovery well, and has an
sO-barrel producer, natural in the
1,404-foot sand, while the last wei
drilled by Davis q younger, in the
northeast OF section 14-ln-Sw, got a
stray sand above the regular 400
foot pay and have a small producer
and 34,O0O,0O0 feet OF gas. Mr..
Weaver is moving IN rig timberH
for test in the northeast OF section
g4-lu-3W.
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Sir John Cddman to Speak
on oil Problems

Sir John Cadman, until recently
Petroleum executive Of Great Brit
ain and prominently Identified with
the administration ot the British
governments oil policy during and
following the world war. will
be heard In th!s country
on the worlds petroleum problems.
coming TO the United States and
will speak at tho dinner OF the
American Petroleum Institute. De-
ccmher \, the closing event OF the
thrce-day annual meeting OF the In
stitute 90 be held at the Congress
hotel Chicago. Sir Johns appear
ancc I'm tho country will attract wido
interest among those following pc
troieum matters.
Sir John Cadman. N G.. VI. c.. -.
Sc. NJ. Inst. G.. T.. was first ap-
pointed chief aid of his maicuy's
petroleum department at the time
OF it's formation iu August, 1917,
but later became the head in CON
troll OF this department from which
he recently resigned. The British
petroleum department was organ
lied 10 handle oil problems with tho
conduct of the war. Previously
various departments had been
formed among them the min
eral OH production department
which handled the question OF oil
production from home sources, the
pool board which distributed oil In
the British Isles. and the petrol
control department which acted on
matters OF petrol economy To act
on questions NJ general policy and
to secure effective coordination.
the petroleum department was
formed. The creation by the Rrit-
ish government OF a separate min
istry for petroleum established an
important precedent and the ministry
has been continued since the war.
sir John was president OF the In
stltutiou ~ Petroleum Tcchuologlsts
In London, 1glC-1917.
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win the Oil Men


i. NJ Aiken be- back from cali
toruia and is visiting at the home "
his Old friend clint Moore. ON South
Denver. Nj Nik,uds nf the opinion
That now is iho time To gu slow in
drilling operations and believes that
the ut man who VIII got out OF dont
before having to pay Tor any new
drilling ls the wise man.
general manager ot the Pure on
COMPANY is back from Eldoradu,
Ark, whore he has two wells ON top
uf thv sand. either one of which b.
likely 10 bee reported at any timc
Mr. cole says that tbv Eldorhdo
fiold lis making t2.0oO barrels Of oil
@ day which is good production for
extensions tovnrd the south down In
i-l9-l5 are having "a lot Of trouble
with water, even moro than any OF
the other acreage. The two wells
Hiuson, i'm section 6.1S-l5. Ills com
pauy has about an average ~ 500
barrels day in that nold. Mr.. Cole
makes the interesting announcement
that Paul Cage has been chosen TO
supcrlntcnd the buildings Of le
Pure Oh company line from W.
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Howard Y. Thomas Dead

Howard V. Thomas, general man
ager of the Eastern oil company,
died at the Buffalo General hos
pltai. Buffalo. n. y, on Saturday
night, November l2th. MT Thomas
had been In poor health for the
past two or three years and had been
al the buffalo General hospital
since last March, where he had un-
dergone several operations, from
which, owing TO his weakened VI
tality. he was unable 10 recover.
MIR. Thomas had been associated
with the Eastern oil company SINCE
It's interpretations in 1891, and had
been vice president and general
manager OF said company since
1888. NE had the general manage. .
ment not only of the Eeastern OIL
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DingWdid Has Another Good
ShOpiHg Northwest
OF PdUnee

j. Alex Dingwald drilling In ~
-@-ie has a nice showing Of oil In
what is figured to be the Skinner
sand, the top OF which is found at
S240 and at 20 feet IN there was
enough oil in the hole TO make a
creditable showing and the well will
Do deepened today. This well had
lot Of gas estimated at IS to 90,
geo 900 feet AT about 5000 feet but
mas been GCepened with the above
results The best show OF course, is
expected in the Bartlesvllle sand but
IN some instances there have been
nice wells uncovered In the Skinner.
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Interesting Well at
Maud, Oklahoma

The Maud oil & Gas Co. is re-
ported to have $50 feet OF 81 gravity
oil in the hole, from the top OF the
5732-ioot pay sand, in It's test an
lS-7n-js, near the town of Maud,
Pottawatomie county Okla.
This well has been drilling the
last two years, and Is a location east
Of the old well of the Maud oil &
Gas Co. which has been producing
about 10 barrels of oil daily for a
long time from the 2. 900-foot mnd,
and Is stlll profitable enough TO
make second test pay.
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At Stick

H. IT, Wilcox Is drilling at 1900
ieet on the Anna Thompson farm In
s4-h and at 2,450 feet on the S!nda
seWeu farm in 20-15-10 and he IS
making a location for a test IN the
southeast OF the north half OF the
southwest OF 35-16-S on the Shrader
Hario farm.
INC Wilcox refinery at Bristow IL
pulIl nearing completion and
sshould be in fun operation within
ue next fifteen days
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HoOdsOn County, Kansas

~ g. Gillespie has rig up for a
~ m the center OF the east half OF
2O.23-I3. 0 ''
me Atlantic Petroleum corpora
Ou Is spuddlng in on No. sham
"eush IN the northwest OF the south =
"Vst 1 OF The northeast of 22-23-l3.
ST,osoen q co. Is spudding in on No.
s-snainoaugh In the northeast OF the
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company proper. but or its subsidi-
aries. including the West virginia
Maryland Gas CO.. McNico-East -
ern OIL company Texas Eastern OIL
company and others. He took an
active interest in the different
branches Of The oil and gas busi-
ness, and was especially noted for
his good judgment conservative ac-
tion and upright dealings.
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: MiRot e MiRot Getting Well
at CidremOre

Minot & Minot are drilling in what
looks like a small oil producer in
the Bartlesville sand. three miles
west OF Claremore. In their test in
the southwest o; the southeast OF
35-2c-l5.
The Minot interests are also COM
pleting a small gasser in the Bar
tiesyiiie, in the northeast corner OF
the south half or the northeast OF
33-l9-l4.
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southeast OF the northwest Of "a
2S-f3.
Christy & Marland has a 75-har-
rel producer after a gO-quart shot
in the l.73O-foot sand In the center
Of the north of the north Of the
southwest OF 23-23-1S.