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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Oil Men Select NeU
Officers for the Year

Special tD The World.
NEW ORLEANS, March AT
the meeting of the Western Potro-
leum ReEners association, MIR.
George ~ Moore president, Of the
Shafcr OIL and Refining company
Of Chicago, was unanimously elected
president Of the Association for the
ensuing year. J. A. Germany, vice
president Of the Panhandle Refin-
ing company Of Fort Worth, Texas
first vice president: w. l.. Kistler
president Producers Refiners corp
uratIon, Tulsa, oklahoma, elected
second vice president.
The following were elected exec
utiye committee: W. ID. Richardson,
c. l.. Mayhall, S. c. Collins, j. VI.
Miller +, +. Shock, +. A. Pielstick
er, G.. G.. Woodruff, j. H. McSpan,
G. a. Jansen. Elliot Jones, George
D Locke, h. j. Perry, =. NJ. Mis-
kell. Thomas Z. Melvin. Pat MallOy
H. W. Gobel, l., l.. MARCEL, w. b
Hamilton,
j. L. Gray,president of the Barns
dale Refining company. made the
announcement in an address before
the association today that the ram.
age process was a success and that
bis company would produce 20 pei
cent Of gasoline from gas oil and
that they were shipping this pro-
duct to market which is known as
super-gas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Great Revenues From Oil
Royalties 90 to American
Government

special 60 The world,
MASHlNGTON, March 9.-Ovcr
two million dollars was paid into the
United states treasury in the cal
endar year 1921 a. the result Of
royalties uccruing from the produc-
tion Of oil and gas on government
owned lands in the west under the
terms of the leasing act Of Febru-
ary 25, 1920, A. w. Ambrose, chief
petroleum technOlugist OF the bureau
OF mines said I'm his annual report TO
tho director OF the bureau. More
than six thousand permits FOR pros
pecting for oil and gas have been
Issued by the general land office,
while 267 leases have been granted
for producing oil and gas proper
tics.
A statistical statement, summariz-
| ing the result Of approximately so
, per cent of all reports Of production
/ I'm 1921. shows "A total OF S,G41,l5y
/ barrels Of oil produced on govern
mout owned lands. OF this. 5,ll3,-
/ 073 barrels are credited TO Wyom-
! ing; 2,923,592 to California: G0O,15G
to Montana. and 4,34O 10 Louisiana
/ Production Of uaturn, gas amounted
to 3,s5G,G1S, 600 cubic feet, Of which
3,GG5, ,03G,o00 is credited 10 Wyom.
] ing and ljl,5N2,Iuu 10 California
/ CasinEhoad gasoline production
amounted 10 l,9lS,722 gallons, Wy.
om!ng producing l,45Gl77 gallon.
and California 2ii92J gallons.
The government receives royalties
on all petroleum and. natural ga'
and their products sold from gov,
crnmcnt lands The minimum oil
royalty rate OF per cent is that for
|
coyery. Most Of the leases have
been awarded under a sliding scale
OF royalties ranging from H. l-2 tC
20 per cent. Natural gas r0yaltie.
charged by the government range
from I2 l-2 10 10 2-3 per cent. Tn,
rate on casinEhcad gasoline is l6 q;
per cent Of the value OF the gasolin.
extracted from the gas produced ant
sold.
Under the terms Of tho leasinl
act, the supervision of coal, oil shaic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH TO- 1922

Matey tract iu the southwest cor
ner Of the southeast OF g-lG-S, is a
3O-barrol producer after a 6o-quart
shot in sand topped az $500 feet.
Cosdcn n CO. test on the Colau
farm In the southwest corner of the
northwest Of the southwest OF 26-
16-9. Ia making 400 barrels.
The Continental Petroleum cor
poration No. 5 Sharper IN tho north.
west OF the southwcst Of 21-l6-9 Is
holding up at 600 barrels; same
company No. 2 Dietrich In tho
northeast Of q Is an S00-barrcl pro-
durcr.
waitc Phillips test on the Cosc,
farm in tho center OF the east limo
OF the southeast or 27-16-9 ts max.
ing lOO barrels from the 2.g3O {,
2,g34-foot pay
Tho GYPSY & johnson No II
Tuckev IN the center oC the south
line ot tho southeast ot tho uorth'
east of 2S-l6-g Is holding up at 9Gl
| barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
NeU Pipelines Into
BelIeCue lShalIoW Field

The pipeline for the new bellevue
shallow field OF Bosslor parish will
be constructed by the Standard oil
Company or Louisiana Tho line
will extend from the Bellevue wells
20 the loading track at Princeton,
nearest station on Louisiana S Ark
ansas railroad
The CUR Pipe Line company has
ordered material and will start work
at once on a new eight-inch loop
which will enlarge the capacity Of
It's pipeline system from the Mid
Continent field to Port Arthur, Tex
az, 5000 or 10000 barrels daily. The
addition will increase the capacity Of
the system to 10000 barrels daily.
Additional pipeline capacity will
take care of the increasing produce
tion of the GYPSY oil company in the
Mid-Continent field and also other
companies from which the Gulf Pipe
Line purchases crude.
This action Is taken TO indicate
that the big companies want all the
| light Oklahoma crude they can get,
even II special arrangements are
necessary I'm order to handle It.
| New York journal OF Commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Terrible Accident Causes
D01th of Prominent
Young Oil Man

John Frank Noble, eldest son of
Charles +. Noble. prominent oil
operator and producer of this city,
and secretary and treasurer OF the
Charles +. Noble Oil & Gas Co, met
most awful death yesterday
Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
when he fell eight floors down an
elevator shaft in the Mayo build
ing, corner of Fifth and Main. Death
was instantaneous.
Details OF the sad accident are
varied, he seemingly having stepped
out of the elevator to permit a lady
10 pass out. The elevator operator,
a young colored wGhan, immediate
ly started the elevator upward, not
knowing his intention to enter 1t
again, and failed to close the doors.
Mr. Noble was one of the most
promising members OF the younger
oil fraternity, and his untimely death
comes as a great shock TO the many
friends Of his family. The deepest
sympathy Of the entire oil fraternity
Is extended the sorrowing family m
their sad bereavement He is sur
Nyed by his wife, residing at S3l
South quincy avenue, they having
moved to this city from Wichita
Falls. Texas, a short time ago; his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. Noble; a sister, Miss Max
me Noble, and a younger brother
Charles Melvin.
Funeral arrangements have mo-
yet been announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Phillips Petroleum Spudding
In with Motor

The Phillips Petroleum company
has Just started operating It's
drilling motor equipment, recently
installed by the Petroleum Electric
company in 16-i5-lO. During the
first % hours more than one hundred
feet OF hole was made.
This is the firth drillng motor
equipment now In operation In this
state. So successful was the first
drilling motor Installed for the
Rabbit Foot oil company, that IL
recently purchased a second equip
mont, which was installed by the
same electric company, and is now
drilling in 36-22-4 near Covlngton.
W. y. Pines motor drilling equip
mont located in 2lsi5-i1 Is drilling
at 1000 feet and has made excel
| lent time, II has been found by
actual experience with each OF these
equipments, that the operating CX-
ponse is less than onc-half that OF
steam equipment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
OkIdhOna'S Banks
Hare Learned Oil

A. NJ. white, oil operator of Cali
fornia and the Mid-COntindht field,
says, in part, under Los Angeles,
date, in the California Oil World:
mot all our bankers feel towards
the oil industry as your article states
Creferring to previous article in
paper named, to effect that bankers
In certain sections OF California dis
couraged oil financing) but I must
admit a great many do. l believe
their attitude can be interpreted as
ignorance of oil, It's safety and earn
ing power Only within the
last three years larger banking inter-
ests in the Mid-Continent field have
really begun to lend money on oil
properties, oil production and oil Sc
curities as collateral same as on any
other collateral. l am sure that II
these bankers were consulted they
would tell you the safest loans they
have were those made on oil col
lateral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Petroleum Rsfiners
Cjose 1922 Meeting
Ry w. II. PECK.
aFho NNortd

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-The
.,,,ating OF the Western Petroleum
pef.rIng association which has
n.Gn i'm session in New Orleans for
20, days is about through with It's
j,.1eratlons and Is about TO ad-
io,rn until this time next year and
'bg chances are the next meeting
uiu be held at Los Angeles or some
o,lar seaport which is about as
aytuable a. New orleans and which
ril bring together "A great number
n raGncrs and their friends.
There have been some wonderful
and Illuminating features, among
hem being the report of the secre-
iarv II. G.. James, which has had
syhilarating effect on the conven-
lion. There was also a wonderful
sales talk by w. j. Burres Of Kan
sss City. which was beyond a doubt
the best feature OF the entire con-
veutlon.
The delegates are all leaving for
home tonight and will remember
New orleans as being the best and
most hOspitable city where meetings
vhaye been held in many a long day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Interesting Operations
In the Wetumka District

Charles Wesley West and associ-
ates are fishing for the bailcr at
1,S00 feet on their Moore farm test.
In the center Of the north line OF the
northwest Of the southeast of az
9-l0.
Bert J.. Brookins aud others are
drilling at 1900 feet on No. l Dun
sey farm. in the northeast corner of
the northwest OF the northeast Cf
23-9-10.
The Transcontlnental Petroleum
corporation is drilling at 2,200 feet
on No. / Scott tract, in the south
west corner of the northwest OF che
northeast OF 29-l0-10.
The Preferred Oil corporation test
In the center Of the southeast II
the southeast of l1-9-9, is drilling
at 900 feet. This well is about 400
feet south of tho old MaXey test
which had a long fishing Job and lost
the hole at 1900 feet about 4 yeaI
ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Usage District.

gnp1 grrINpg ft,v1g Inns ID DOO
.f,nt ,as y.rIt tn its NJ, % i'm
fla, rcpfcr ~ Tho snuth limo Of fbc
snutbeast of 9i-oO.1tc
Tcvis oil rn,nn,nv No I'm tho
n,rtbv,st OF IN" rn,th,aat nf the
nortbwcst or thn ,nrihwrst of III
IN has "A wcii which swabbod 70
h1rreis at n t,ral dcrth OF o .af. foot
TVjn stotca Nn ia in thc norm.
cost ~ tbe soufbvesf nf tbr north-
cast oe tbe rortb,rcst ~ gp.ga-lnr
g. r,,ling ga Larr.fs at , t,tpi
dcnih ~ 500 r.ct
Winonn oil N5 lp th, Month.
opai az Tho souihNeg of 16-2g-No
is making ~ barrcls ort,r a qO.
nu,yt shot in tho Nyb,sr,r s.rI
g,,fnd ,rn,, "a a., ,-9- r.,i I h.
NciSirney ~ ip Tho e,uth,,,r
~ Tho rorihvy.at nr Tho a,,ith,nsi
~ bc nn,,h,,,.t ~ o.-a9,Io. s
pakiny 10 Lnrrcrs amor n 100 .au,It
sho, ~ . t,t,I 1,rfI nf 80 f,ot
Firsn", 1I No IA i'm tbr suu,i,-
oast nf tbc northyrsf of gG.2g-l1c
H. nunrIr., On h,rreIs from tho uur.
goss sand found M t.Stg 4, SOC
gcet
bougIass OIL Nh. northeast corner
~ 29-9A.s. ia nup,nirg x, barrels
NJ n total dsntb nf % gn1 fosi
Same comnouv No % in mo soutb.
o,st ~ mo nnrtb,,gt of mo snufh-
c9T ~ the unrfhc,st OF gg.oi-Sc A.
making IL barrels nfi,r "A bo-guort
sbnt Ia snpd found ,t spt "a Tgb
To.t 80
Sono cor,norv No "A I'm tho
so,,,bcost 90 D,r snutt,.cst nf tLe
nor,byost ~ q2-o4-g, is ,n.uiny D,
! h,rreis artar n Il0. oiinrt ehot An
s.,d s,,,,rI a, "a a. III foot
NiitanJ No tn mo crrtrr NJ
| tho Unr,bvrst ~ iho snutbwcst az
/ tbc so,tbsast of t7.ga-qo Am s,yoh-
/ Mn, "a hnrr,is iu s,ud fnund nt
/ ,|sso -, ,Stn g,ot'
,,ior5 ~ % tr tho ,c,,,,. ~ IA,
so,,ii,,,,ag, az ,Ln rn,,l,ynst ~ thc
ror,H,,,,,t oe os'9iI Ion is r,,gin', ioo
hnrr"is oftc, iio-o,,prt sl,Tt in
go 80 a., oa5 ,I % 100 Too,
''','r %r,J ,Trl,u -, 'snTt,r,,s,,, 20 ID,
tho nn,,bo,s, ,g ,hs snutb,yosi nf
~, ,,or,i'oas, 80 I,o n,rthucst ~
,'SAIii. ~ ,noi,i,r IA hnr,,Is nftrr
,so 80, 49,,
wv uctSInn,y Nh 3, bo
.,,',,,,,r., ae ,i,, ,or,hoas, 80 is-ot
Itc t1 ,,oTing On ha,rois ,ftor fl
ieo.aHort az ,u rt'' 'sims shnt s sV san eand found M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

sodium, phosphate and oil and gas
development operations on the pub
lie danls Is entrusted TO the bureau
OF mines. oil and gas operations
constitute by far the greatest part OF
tho bureaus activities In this con-
nection. offices FOR the conduct OF
this work have been established at
Denver, Col; Casper and Salt Creek.
Wyo.: bakersfield and Taft, CAL;
Wnnct, Mont. and shreveport. Ia.
Tho supervision OF development
work on lands within tho naval pc
| troleum reserves I'm California is In
cluded In tho bureaus activities.
In the salt Greek field Of Wyom-
l Ing. great waste OF casinghend
gasoline has occurred, the bureau
| declares, because OF the insufficient
capacity OF existing casinghead gaso-
Iliue plants to treat the entire gas
| production. The erection OF add
| tioual casiughcad gasoline units Is
| expected to remedy this situation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Tractor Operation Data

study Of the reports of 6s4 tractor
owners in Alabama. Georgia, North
Carolina, south Carolina and Tenncs-
see, lust completed by United states
department Of agriculture, shows
that in general owners are Satlsileu
with machines and expect TO con-
tinue using them. Average cost IN
cludng charges for depreciation M
terest, repairs. fuel ana OIL per aCtt
Of using 2-plow tractor Tor p'oN1us
In 1q9O was S2.O7 when using gaso-
line and Sl.T3 when using kerosene.
FOR 3-plow tractor II was Sl9O with
gasoline and $3.50 with kerosene
These costs are based on 3lc gaso-
line. 2Oc kerosene and Sjc lubricat-
ing oil. average prices paid during
1g2O.-Wall street Journal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
DingICdH to Deepen
Old Gas Well

]. Alexander Dingwall, jr,. has a
rig going up over his old 100000
foot gas well In the southwest OF the
northwest of the southwest Of "a
1912, and will drnl to the $500
foot sand, Present depth of the we'll
is 1850 feet.
In this same gas pool w. y. Pine
deepened an old gas producer To-
Gated in the northeast of the south =
west of the southeast OF 33-l2-12,
completing a 3j0-barrel well in the
3,350-foot sand.
T.. II. Blacks test. in the north
west Of the southwest of the south
east of 34-l2-12, was recently drilled
to the same sand as the Pine test
and is still making 4S0 barrels per
day. These large wells in the lower
sand are leading to n lot Of deeper
drilling in this vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Duslcrs In CcntrnI Oklahoma.

Tho Prairie on & Gas CO.'S Wild
cat test en- the northwest corner OF
the southwest OF 4-l0-l2. ia n hole
run Of water IN the 1890 TO 3,Sl2-
foot sand
The IT, J., Wilcox oil a Gas Co.
No. I Ashurv in the southeast corner
Of the southwest OF 32-ll-l2, IL dry
and abandoned At 2,126'fccL
The Wooster oil company has
dustcr AT 2174 feet I'm No. 2 burgess.
i'm tho conicr OF tho west line OF the
southeast OF the northwcst OF W.
1913.
Tho Iudiohomn Refining company
No. q Roberts. In tho northeast cor
ucr OF the southwest uf tho noitht
west Of 33-13-1l, is "a hole iul o.
wator at 1868 foot %
The barbara OH compnny's NO +"
sunny. in the center OF the west lIhg
of the southeast OF the northeast OF
2l-l3-l1, Is "A hole full OF water NJ
1855 feet.
Okmmlgcc District.
a. - Bl,,fg .Np Randolph, IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
independent bringing In
Another Big One in
Quinn Pool

The Independent oil & Gas co.
No. . Holmes, in the northwest OF
the southeast of the southwest OF
1S-11-l1, Quinn pool. is flowing
2,200 barrels per day at five feet In
the sand topped at 400 feet.
This well is the farthest west OF
any producer In the northern end
Of the pool. and Is a quarter OF a
mile north ana a location east of "A
dry hole; indicating that the pool
trends to the northwest.
The Cosden Pipe Line company
announced today that "A new six-inch
pipeline would be laif from the
north Okmulgee county line, rs
miles south TO Spring IIill, between
the Lyons and Deaner pools in Hill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Cnddo County CompIctions.

The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tlon has 25-barrol we'll in tho No,
Rowe iu the northwest corner ot
tho northeast Of tho northeast OF
36.Gu-10w.
Tho English Drilling company test
on the Mckcnna farm in the north
east corner Of the southwest OF the
southeast OF 1i-6n-9w, Is completed
as l0O-barrcl we'll
The Gordon Trust company's No.
Wagner farm In the southeast cor
nor of the southwest Of l2-bn-yw, II
l0-barlcl wen. natural.
The IiOma Okla oil company's No.
I school land I'm the northeast cor
ner Of the northwest OF l3-5n-9w, is
making GO barrels In the 2,3lJ-foot
sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Oklahoma Central Has Wen
In the ShdIIOp Sand

The oklahoma Central on com
pany's No. 7 in the northwest corner
OF the east half Of the northwest OF
25-I1-ll, is spraying 100 barrels OF
oil and about two million feet OF gas
I'm the top OF the shallow sand FOUND
al e.45O feet. This viii be braden-
headed OF and the well drilled 70
the deeper sand, making 1t comol-
nation producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Gnryln County Tests.

The Magnolia Petroleum COM
panys No. . Harvey in the north
east OF the northwest Of tho south
east Of the southwest OF ll-ln-3w,
is a 4O-barrcl well.
Mclaughlin and associates have
completed n l00-barrel producer In
No. l Douglas in the northwest cor
nor OF the northeast OF 14-ln-3w.
Harris brothers test on the Peters
farm IN the southwest corner OF the
northeast of the northeast Of IA
1n-3w, 10 making 35,0O0,000 feet Of
gas In sand found from 1,347 20
! 1916 feet.
Westhcimer's test on the Frenslcy
IN the northeast Of 3A-ls-5w. Is n
l5-barrel well in the shallow sand
/ found from GSi 20 700 feet.
The Wrightsman test on the Butts
4 farm In the northeast corner OF the
/ southeast of the southwest OF ls-
! 1n-3w, is dry and abandoned at
1,71G feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
| tlon has a hole fun OF water in the
! $40 TO GS5-fOot sand I'm No. Hector
I'm the northeast corner of the south
east OF the southwest Of S-2s-4w.
Wallace and associates have "A dry
hole and will abandon at 2.7l0 feet,
No. Dhlard farm in the northeast
of the southeast OF the southwest OF
the northwest OF 27-4s-2w.
l. The Humble oil company's No. .
Walker in the southwest corner Of
the southeast OF 9-is-2w. IL good for
1886 barrels in the 2,090 to 2,l6G-foot
pay.
Tho Skelly oil company's No. l
Stechi I'm the northwest Of the south
west of l5-4s-2w, Is making $50 bar
rels fro mthe deeper sand topped
at 1850 feet,
The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion has 1000, ,O0O-foot gasser in
the shallow pay found from 6S5 20
64J feet, i'm No. 2 Quackenbush I'm
the nouhwest corner OF the south
west OF S-2s-4w.
Same compauys No. . HefneT In the
center Of the southwest Of the south
west Of the northeast OF 27-2s-Iw, II
"A $1,000, 0,0OO-foot gasser In the 2,04S
to 2,O60-foot sand.
Failure In Creek County.
The Lawrence Gas company's No
Bcnrtail allotment IN the southwest
corner OF the northeast OF the north.
west Of 3G-l9-7, Is dry and aban'
doned at 2735 feet.
Deep Dry Hole.
The RONana Petroleum corpora
TONS No. l Randolph IN the south
west corner OF the southwest OF ~
! 1875, Lincoln county. II dry at ASS
feet and VIII be abandoned.
Failure In Kellyyillc District.
II. L. Wilcox oil g. Gas Co.'s tes
J on the Tiger allotment In the north
, east corner Of 31-l7-tO, Is dry anC
J abandoned at 3,O7S feet
Failures In the Duncan District.
The Coline OIL company has a dus
10 ter at 2,043 feet in No. Harri
: farm in the center of the east llnl
Of the southeast Of the northeast O
/ 2J-ln-9w.
\ The Roxana Petroleum corpora
= tion Brooks farm test In lJ-ln-SW
is dry ana abandoned at 2.285 feet
a The Wood Peck oil compnny's No
= 3, Wilkinson farm I'm tho northweR
q corner Of the southeast OF 27-ln-Sw
Is dry at 1886 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

the southeast corner of tho SOUTH
west Of tho northwest OF 2S-12-t4. is
a G00Oo0O-foot Elmcr IN tho 2.li2-
foot pay
). H. Hohold's no @ we'll o. the
coutcr OF tho southwest ur the south
west OF 9G-1&.lf. iga 3O-b1rrol wclI
in tho 2.lOO tu I.2lO-fout sand.
Tho Toat OH company so. .
Moore i1 tho suuthUast curucr Of tho
uorihcnat ot 2l.la-1I ia making
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

100000 feet Of gas IN tho 1890 to
1.a22-toot sand.
The McMHn oil company No. ?
Doylc. in tho northeast corner OF the
northwest OF tho northwest OF G-l4-
2,6g5-2. .GgG-foot pay
j. 4. swindlcr hos completed n
BOO barrel well In No. ] osborn, IN
the southeast corner of tho southeast
of 2l-l5-t4. Bald lin district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Duncan District.

Tho National Exploration corpora
TONS No, . Cook In tho southeast
corner Of the northeast Of the south
west Of 30-ln-Sw. rs making 70 bar
rols from the deep pay found at
3,OO4 feet
Tho Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tions No. 2 Morgan In tho northeast
corner Of the southeast Of 32-ln-Sw,
is a 7O-barrel WELL
william Hellis has completed a
50-barrcl producer In tho 2,2l3 90
2,224-foot sand I'm No. Tallaferro In
the northeast OF the southeast OF
2S-1s-Sw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

WIZ sell fiv-year commercial
I,ase on 40 acres located on top OF
- = geological survey structure,
lHe tract being three-fourths of mile
So1lh % Transcont!nental test drill
,ls AZ center Of section IA, township
49, range &, Creek county, and app
proAimately samo distance south
cast OF II. f. Wilcox location center
., section IS, and in close vicinity
,l Prairle test which flowed oil
toIn S,lS6 feet. Either one or bOtn
" These tests is likely to open new
east or west edge. win sell thl,
iorly-acre lease out of my holding,
IN NE nelghborhood, for $3,5OO. Sub,
!eet Withdrawal T.. o. Rox l77s
Ehone Cedar 2s5l.-Adyertisem
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Failures In the Duncan District
Gushing District.

The Amerada Petroleum CORPORA
tion No Cochran IN the southeast
corner OF the northwest Of the south
east Of 3O-lS-5c, Is making 225 bar.
rels in the 1895 20 1,sll-foot sand.
Same interests No. Briggs In the
southwest corner OF the northeast OF
SG-lS-5, Is q iO-barrcl well after the
shot in the 3.2jG-foOt sand.
Cosden q CO. 80 Z Yount IN the
northeast corner o. the northwest of
BLISS, r. % l5O-haTel producer IN
the 3.234-foot sand.
BristOw District,
Tho Margay oil company No, ]
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Prairie to Deepen
BristOU Test

The Prairie oil & Gas co. test on
the Flora Bassett farm. which had
been a 10000, O,O0O-foot gas wei Tor
several months until it began spray
ing oil at the rate OF 100 barrels per
day. few weeks ago, rs 20 be dfllIea
deeper today and is being watched
with much interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

IN No. located in the southwest cor
ner of the northwest OF the SOUTH
east OF 24-it-1l. This well, like the
Oklahoma Central test, will be brad
en-headed off and drilled 20 the
deep sand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
DiRgUdH Deep Test
Shut DOICn for CASING

J. Alexander Dingwall. jr's, deep
test on the Edwards farm, in the
northwest Of tho southeast Of 81
23-4e. is shut down for string Of
five-inch casing. Present depth Of
this well is 1854 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Robinson & Letcher
Completing LikeIy-LoOkiHg
Operation

Robinson, Lechter, Zhanl2or anu
Gibson are on top Of the pay at 2,o-o
feet, and are pulling the outside cas-
ing to drill In No. Tiger tarm' To-
Gated at the center of the SCUM ''I's
OF the east half of the southwest ol
2I-1l-ll.