The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-26
NEW OPERATIONS NEAR
Robertson Big WELL

Since the bringing in of the T-P
gusher in the Robertson field Of Gar
win county, which at last 24-hour guage
reported Monday morning was flow
ing S65 barrels, g number Of new oper'
ations have been started in the district,
ceutered about the TIP well which is
No on the Pearce farm, in the north
west Of the northeast Of the northeast
Of the southwest quarter Of section lS,
ln-9w.
Offsetting it TO the north, the Hum
bic Oil and Refining Company has
spudded on the Wyatt farm, in the
southeast Of the southeast OF the south.
east Of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton l3, 1n-9w. One-fourth Of mile
to the south of the TIP No. 2, the Mag
nolia Petroleum Company has spudded
on the Newberry farm, in the northeast
corner Of the southwest of the south
west quarter Of section 1S, 1n-Sw.
Camp.Worley.May are rigging up
their No on the Wyatt farm, in the
southeast corner Of the west half Of
| he northwest quarter of section 13, In
9w. The same operators have skidded
the rig Of their No. in the southwest
corner Of the west half Of the north
west quarter Of section 1S, 1n-9w, and
will drill 80 feet in the east TO the
1340-foot gas sand, having drilled thru
! this sand in their No, 10 the 1880
foot oil pay.
The Sure Oil Corporation is drilling
in its Newbery No. in the northeast
corner Of the northwest Of the north
west Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton 13, 1n-3w. This well is the west
offset to the TIP No. Pearce, which
came in for $50 barrels several weeks
ago. The Sure Company's well was
cemented at 14lO feet
Camp Worley.Mays have made loca'
ton for their No. 4 in the southeast
corner Of the southwest OF the south
west quarter Of section 10, 1n-3w.
Magnolia Petroleum Company is drill
ing out the plug in its No. "a in the
center of the northwest Of the south
. east quarter Of section 1e 1n-2w, on
2 the Roy Mauldin farm, which was ce
Z tionmented at 1450 feet.
Q During the past few weeks, produc
e ton in the Robertson pool mas beer
> moved to almost the center Of sectior
J. 1S, 1n-Sv, and the field is now practi
s cally one mile in width, moving slight
~ north to take in the southern quar-
Q ter mile Of portion Of d tier Of sec
e tons north Of l3, then almost in /;
/. straight line west, one mile wide, L
$ sections II and IS, where the produc
; ton ends at this time In two wens-th,
: TIP on the Derdeyn farm in the south
i east corner Of the northeast of tn
), northeast quarter Of section Is, 1n-3v
y and the Sinclair no. / on the Derdey,
n farm in the northeast corner Of tn
:. northwest Of northeast quarter Of sex
ton 20, 1n-Sw. These wells are abou
one mile distant from each other, an
ere small producers. That they ar
edge wells cannot be definitely stated
inasmuch as there are a number c
producers in the heart Of the poC
which are surrounded by good wslli
but which are not yielding more tina
the TIP and SHelair wells on tn
Derdeyn farm. For the same reasor
--%- 4e%~NA~A9k~ANs ~ AIN ElO4 may
applied below $500 feet located on
=. fourth OF mile east Of mile eai
:, Of their gusher, which had showing
~ approximately the depth Of the sand
the big producer. Thus, operators
80 the Robertson field have not give
- Up hope OF extension TO the east ar
), west. But that the field is defln,
TO the north and south is practical
=. an agreed matter, inasmuch as the
~ are number Of tests north and SOU
-, Of the mile wide producing strip whit
-, were abandoned as dry al deep leve
=, The bringing in OF the TIP big ",
has created considerable interest in q
.. possibility Of extension 20 the southes
- In q harrow strip which has not 5
.h been proven, running down Salt Cree
=. This carries possibilities into townsh
in'2v, and from geological viewpoil
ID, this territory appears rather fsvorab
- Sections IS and ~, in.2w, have BE-
~. heavily played by the big compsn
relative 10 purchase Of leases. {
q. deals having been eonsurnmstsd sol
~ time ago.