The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-25
COsden to Build Tanks
in Usage for Burbank
Production

P9NCA CITY, May 25.--The Cos
den Oil company is running a pipe
line from its production in the
western Usage. or Hickman pool. TO
its station north OF Hominy. and at
the same time Is constructing an ad-
ditional 10 tanks OF $4,000 barrels
capacity each, for the purpose of
storing the flush production. from
this field. Because OF the objection
of an Indian land owner WORK on the
pipeline has been held up during the
past week. it being necessary to
lay off 100 men employed on the
lob. Work was started recently at
both ends OF the line. In addition to
the 10 tanks being erected there by
Cosden, the Sinclair company Is put
ting up Is big tanks in the Hominy
district.
The Alcorn Oil company MAR
land) is getting ahead of other Wild
caters in the Otoe Indian country.
an initial test, with the exception OF
the Gypsy which has reached a
depth OF over 5000 feet on the White
Mule allotment, south of Red Rock.
The Marland test in 24-22-ae is
down approximately 1,200 feet.
Seven tests are being drilled by the
Alcorn company in the Otoe.
Tom Slick is getting n genuine
deep test in his wildcat on the NC
Keenan, farm. In northwest 23-Zs-
5w in northern Grant county. The
Gin casing is set at 2,94S feet and
the present depth is about 5000
feet. In his other wildcat en- the
McAdams farm, in southwest 20
29-4w, work is temporarily shut
down. The log indicates the struc-
| ture is running considerably higher
| here than in the McKeeman test.
Tie National Refining company,
which had had continued difficulty
| in getting its wildcat drilled on the
| Buhler farm. in northwest 15-27- 7-iw
(Grant county,, has another fishing
| fob on hands at 500 feet, with 200.
foot string Of 12 1-2 inch casing az
the bottom. 1t was necessary after
starting the test, some time ago, to
skid the rig and start anew oe'
cause of crooked hole.
Tho Production Increases.
Production in the Bliss-Tonkawa
field, southwest of Ponca City, u
steadily Increasing and now totals
lapnroximately 5000 barrels daily
This Ia distributed as Follows
Amerada Petroleum company NO.
Smith in northeast 15-24-lw, no'
barrels; No. 4, $50 barrels, ana NO
I3 $50 barrels. SouUWestetn felio
leum company No. ! East Murray
in Southwest 1o-24-t. $50 barrels
and No. s, 1000 barrels; Whit,
Eagle OH g. Refining Co. NO;
Novotney, southeast 10-24-l So par
rels. Maridnd No. I Smith lanu
northeast 16-24-1, $50 barrels an,
No. 1850 barrels. Comar oi
company No. John ". See, nortn,
east l5-24-1. 1850 barrels; NO. .
2O5 barrels; No. 6, 1,lS6 barrels' an'
No. s, 400 barrels.
The Phillips Petroleum compan
drilling strictly wildcat test on th
II. Mahoney farm seven miie
south OF Billings, has the II IL
inch casing at 1850 feet put ;,
finding It impossible 90 get "
through the lower end In oruer
continue drilling.
Dingee Test 20 BE Deep .,
The wildcat test OF Dlngee, holl
man and Patterson OF Oklahom
CITY, drilling on the stockton tarn
six miles east OF Ponca City, VIII y
10 A depth OF $500 feet II necessa ~
! A considerable sand was enGoun
| tered at $500 feet but dry, ana tn
hole is now being drilled az anou
200 feet. There have been wv
showings of gas at 500 feet an
2.165 feet. This test IL IN 2o-1o-o'