The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-11
OIL uARREr QUOTATIONS.

R.nss. R,,@s. on, ~ ,, 3e,, cgas, gs,,o, 90 %
area In Oklahoma at the present
umc, and Win intcnHivc drilling the
production ~ the pool could doubt
lcas Dc doubled. a number uf via
cats IN the same district have boon
drilled, several ~ which arr below
the sand depth with nothing show
lnE, ana from the present Indications
the productivity ~ tho sand ls not
general However. that whol" section
~ the country g. looked upon with
favor by both Rcolopists end ppor
ht0rs and many more tests VIII ~
doubt hc put down az the acreage ON
geological structures is sold ot at ihg
regular DsUgo auction sales held hy
Tho government several times n year
New PoOi- Offer Large Possibilities.
Tho past month has been featured
by number ~ important strikos IN
wildcat territory, ana several ot
these wildcat wells seem 20 Indicate
tho presence ~ large pools. Al ~
the new pools are located In good
looking oil territory ana lu close
proximity 10 the regular producing
fields.
The most important strike ~ late
g. the discovery of "a new pool In
the Cusdcn- Marland OIL cOmpHuirH
The discuyrry well IN this Nod
drilled In the latter part ~ July IN
the northeast corner uf lG-2i-lW
which started OUT making 900 bar
rolls. has held up wonderfully we'll
and after three months H. reported
20 be flowing at the rate OF 1O0 bar
r"lH per day Several days ago the
east offset 10 the original producer
topped the sand 10 feet higher and
started out making 1000 barrcls ~
q gravity OIL
This new pool northeast OF nil-
linEs les In tho regular trend of
production In this part Of the c0uu-
Try. and Ia producing the regular
~ gravity high grade oil. which has
made the COyington field crude
bring bonus OF $50 per barrel
over the market all the time. Judg
Ing from tho reports OF various
geologists, the new Marland Cosdcn
pool " In tho center of la ~
structure running northeast and
southwcst. and many of the opera
tors acquainted with the local con-
ditions nrc forecastlng that It will
bc a second Burbank pool
Another pool In the northern part
of the state which w getting "a big
play Is tho DccrCrcck field lu Grant
county This pool, around the ccu-
ter OF 22-27-3w, now consists OF
two oil producers both OF which
are flowing ~ gravity oil from
sand picked up at 1900 fcct. The
original well OF the pool, drilled 10y
the Western states Land X Develop
mont CO., which came In good FOR
$50 barrels several months ago. iH
still making goo barrels per day.
and the south offset ~ the Prairie
oil Il Gas Co, u 1 60U-harTCl well,
is still reported to be flowing at the
rate OF 600 barrels per day. Tho
extension OF this pool is now limited
/ on the north. east ana south by dry
holes within mile OF the pro-
/ duccrs. However. the presence OF
| oil In large quantities has been
| proven In this territory, ana 1t will
doubtless get a big play when drill
/ ing Ia resumed
! Old Cushing District "ComCs Back. +"
The old Cushing district has been
brought back into the limclight
lately by the drilling In OF several
guahers In the south end OF the old
March pool northwest OF the town
Of Cushing, In the south half ui
3O-1S-5 about half mile south Of
the nearest production, several
/ .2OO-barrcl wells have been com
plctcd IN the Skinner sand found
about 3,2OO feet, which has proven
up an area Of about a square milo
In that locality. Numerous now
operations have been started, as
well as a number OF the old pro-
auccrs 90 the north being deep
cnod, and the recent strike has
served to make this locality very
active OF late,
BrIstow District Returns 10 Favor.
Almost "A year ago when the leas-
ing campaign was at It's height the
district around Bgistuw In Creek
county was very much favored by
land men and. gcologists, but devel-
opmpnta In Shc way OF drilling
operations during the past siX
months in the district were 80 dis-
appointing that the interest In this
section rather Jagged. Now. within
period of "A week, two important
| tests have been put down into tho
sand. which should Immediately re-
vlye activity I'm this section of the
country, and hc general benefit.
Tho Continental Petroleum com
pany has apparently opened up an
other gushcr pool In the butcher
sand by the drilling In OF 1900
/ barrel wildcat test In the southwest
of 2T-lG-9 two miles east of Rris-
Itow. This operation. several miles
from the nearest production, H. re-
ported To haNc found the butcher
sand at 2,SSl feot which Is said TO
be about 60 feet above the SAINT
lcvcl In the failure "A mile To the
west, and from all Indications the
new producer is located ON big
structure. This strike, just made "A
fcw days agn, vii NO doubt start
considerable activity Immediately iu
the vicinity aud will again stimulat,
confidcuc" In this part OF the couu
try for the wildcattcrs.
The completion of a 3.0OO-harro
well by the WilCoN oil & cas- co
In 36-i6-S. two mites west n
l}ristoW. I'm the butcher sand fuuut
about 3,200 feet, has again create,
considerable interest In this poOl
The original we'll In the pool, drilly,
in last year which started out max
ing about 500 barrels was followc,
/ by the completion OF number u
deep dry holes to the east ana s,utl
OF tho production, which limitr,
the extension in these directions, Tn,
new wcll Is west offset to the dis
covcry well, and makes it appear tina
he hig pay viii extend some dis
tnncc In that direction.
Lyons Ponl Rlg strike.
South uf Henrietta. ahaut thrc'