The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
PRICE RECORD
IS BROKEN AT
SALE IN 0SAGE

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OOO after a session of spirited bid
din. . ,no
.,o,,p of Shldler In the Burbank area,
wos gurchased by Henry McGraw
,or fhe Gypsy oil company for $61,-
ooo And he did II right after be-
,rr Informed that the purchaser OF
ne lease probably would have to
bear the expense OF moving a few
bousss to make room for rigs.
start Real Bidding.
roucs Friedman started No. 10
With a bid OF $4,000, but Gypsy and
sinclair. with McCllntock bidding,
bsb n ND to Sls0,000 in rapid time.
Al that, Mcmahon quit. but others
coveted the lease and McClintock
had 10 bid S2sO,000 for It.
No. 20 started at 100000. II Off
ssts the lease for which Sinclair at
the December sale paid S650,00O.
pCypsv. Sinclair and Waite Phillips
fbIds carried It to above 100000.
sinclair, with Mcmahon bidding,
bought 1t for $4,000.
Parks for Waite Phillips and
Young Tor the Carter oil company
had No. II up to s115,000 in short
order. Parks dropped out at that
polnt and McClintock took up the
cudgel for Gypsy. The Carter OIL
company finally paid sl60,00e. No.
22 was sold TO the Kewanee OIL
company for $4,000.
And then came No. 90, which,
with No. "a, was to be the star at
traction.
Nobody wanted TO start It. Colonel
walters threatened-jocularly, very
jocularly--to pass 1t Friedman
offered TO pay him 100000 for 1t
il he would pass it-and throw in
a cigar for Walters personally. Then
Ranney for Roxana bid $500. 900.
and the battle was on. The Sinclair
and Phillips-Skelly delegations went
TO the mat. While Walters was seek
ing bid of s450,000, one of the
RNxana -Marland crowd tried to bid
100000. But Phillips and Nc
Mahon for Sinclair were fitting along
very rapidly at $1,000 and $4,000
crack. Gypsy stepped in at sS3c,-
o60--a very sizable amount and a
record total-and 1t soon went up to
prlously close to the million mark.
Then McClintock, for Gypsy, did bid
the million.
Passed Million Mark.
Philips went right on with It. and
90 did Otis. Finally McClintock
baked with the bid at S1.335.000, at
which price IL was sold to Phillips
for the Phillips and Skelly COM
panies.
No. "a was started by Friedman at
100000. McClintock and the i'm
perurable. Phillips again entered
the lists. After Phillips had bid
il,l60,O0O both McClintock and Nc
Graw Of the Gypsy grabbed their
hat hats and coats and started out Of
the theater. The tract was
knocked down at that price to the
skelly and Phillips companies.
II was still daylight-another
record broken for brevity. Practi-
cally all the crowd left at this point,
with the auctioneer trying to hold
them 20 call up some of the passed
tracts. He did sell three OF them
Tor the minimum OF $500.
The special train on the Midland
Valley from Tulsa carried about $50
passengers for Tulsa. a few others
boarding the train at points along
the way. The train left here shortly
after o'clock.
\ The Prairie oil g. Gas Co., which
2 spent more than 100000 at the
December sale, was not represented.
Many Of the prominent bidders ar
rived on later trains. Charles Boles,
z, ]. Wrightsman, Charles Farren.
Murray Doan. Ike Simons and sew
eral others were not in evidence
until afternoon. r. A. Broomfield of
the Barnsdall company attended
tue sale but was not a bidder.
Schedule OF land OF the Usage
reservation, Oklahoma, sold at pub
lie auction, March 2. 1922, under de-
partmental regulations approved
august 26, 1918, and amendments
thereto, for the mining Of oil. show
ing tract number, description OF land,
bonus offered. and name OF pur-
chaser.
East Side.
INV 6-20-l2. $3.50: The River
and company. sos Petroleum Bldg,
2-sw s-2o-12. 800; W. ].
hnupp, and others.
S.-SE 21-20-12, $500; Tidal oil
gg9mpany and others, Box 2046,
t-sw 21-2o-12. $500; The Riv-
eriand company.
ss,--NE 27-2O-l2, s1.1oO; Sol H.
ss-7yw 57.sc-is. $4,000; Sol II.
Neolnson, Hominy.
t--sE 2T20-l2, $500; C. II. Le-
ooW i645 South Boston, Tulsa.
ps-sW 27-2O-12, $4,000; John II,
Essley, Box 1895, Tulsa.
oEy-sE 29-20-12. $500: Westland
Tulsa.
,io-sw 29-2O-12, $500; westland
OH company.
l2,-SW 4-21-12, 3i,lOO; W. ].
Anupp, Warren. Pa.
r-S-sE 5-21-12. $500: Loues
'I,sdman and Aaron Cohen.
NV 9-21-l2, $3.50; c. +.
Lake and Others.
s.,o'-sW 9-21-I2. $1,000; J, C
SINE. = North Boston. Tulsa.