The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

the Tidal Usage company in No. Z
in i3-22-S, which started off with
an initial production OF 500 barrels
hourly It dropped in a few days
to 1900 barrels daily and then
showed a gradual decrease. In Au-
gust OF the same year the Atlantic
OH Producing company finished a
test in 1899 that showed an initial
flow OF 10000 barrels. This shows
that two Of the largest ones found
we're during the year just closed
The Burbank pool during 1929 pro-
duced many wells of large size.
A well In the Usage that Ia worthy
of special mention is that of the
Gypsy Oil company and the Phillips
Petroleum company in an initial test
drilled in 20-22-1O, eight miles
started off with flow of rs bar
rels hourly and gradually increased
until 1t was making 400 barrels
hourly, rating II as a 10000 barrel
we'll with oil selling at $3.50 per
barrel This well was finished in
November, 1921. and was lime
well, 1890 feet being the total
depth. - Like all other wells in that
formation 1t dropped off rapidly and
are many ether wells ranging in size
from 1000 to 5000 barrels, but this
one is the record for that district.
Wonderful Boston Pool.
Long after oklahoma has passed
out of the limelight, there is one
farm that will always he remsm-
bered IN the Osase-ths Boston--in
1-21-7. II is just across the river
from Cleveland and Is ono OF the
most famous leases in the Md
Continent field. This farm is ope-
rated by tho Gypsy Oil company.
The largest we'll on this tract was a
limo well good for 5000 barrels At
| the start. It was No. 63 and was
/ finished at 1859 feet. This lease,
at intervals during the past nine
years. has been showing an occa-
sional gusher and up to 1920 It had
| produced more than eight million
barrels OF Oil Thiswill go down in
/ history as one of the best paying
| leases in the country. The original
cost OF the tract was under $4,000
and this taken with tho operating
cost, will show that the lease has
many millions of dollars to the
good.
Another we'll Of the So00-barrel
/ size was finished in June, 1921, by
| the Marland Refining company in
/ 9-22-10, which settled down a week
later to 2,400 barrels. The following
month, the Gilliland interests com
pleted a Mississippi lime well good
| for 5000 barrels. but it did not hold
up long. In January of the same
year the American pipe Line COM
pany drilled a 7,000-barrel well.
| which was taken over by the Gypsy
| OIL company and the McMan Oil
company. II was in 1928. In
March, 1918, the Barnsdall Oil
com pany had one of the largest
wells up to that time on lot 1874 IN
| the northwest OF 14-25-11, which
/ had an initial production OF 1000
| barrels. Near Hominy, Graham g:
/ Bird, in 25-23-S, completed well
making 5000 barrels. Another well
| that cannot be overlooked Is that
of the Meridian Oil company in a
fifth test IN 1899. south Of HON
my. This we'll started off at an
S,OO0-barrel gait from a second
break in the lime. at 2,640 feet. but
three days later decreased to 5000
barrels and is now but a pumper.
In reality there has been so many
wells Of large size finished in the
| Usage during its life that they are
| too numerous to mention, but one
thing can be said, and that is there
will be plenty OF others in the fu-
ture.
Creek County Best of All.
SO many gushers have been fin
ished in Creek county, the home OF
Gushing, Shamrock and q dozen