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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
HOyO Must Pass on Leasing
of POncd, Otoe and Ton
kdUd Indian Lands

PONCA CITY, May 3l.--Notwith-
sanding his name, George Hoyo-
the head OF the Whiteagle Indian
agency here-ls not an Indian, nor
is he a Jap or any other nationality
han 100 per cent American. The
Whiteagle agency was re-established
something over a year ago to carry
on the business affairs Of the POnca,
Otoe and Tonkawa Indians, all with
reservations within this section OF
the state. About the time OF the
agency re-establishment was started
the oil fever in the Otoe and Tom
kawa countries. together with a
great portion OF the Ponca, and It
has been one OF the ever-present
duties of Hoyo TO pass upon oil
leases made between tho Indians
and oil concerns. II his o. k. is
forthcoming, then they are sent on
10 Washington for the approval OF
Charles Burke, the Indian commits
sioner.
The Ponca reservation begins one
mile south OF Ponca City, the Otoe l2
miles south, and the Tonkawa about
II miles straight west. The former
two are each approximately IL miles
square, whereas the Tonkawa is but
small area compared with the
others. There are about 800 Indian
land owners all told and all wards
ESQ TO speak, OF Hoyo, :heir agency
superintendendt.
There is no section Of Oklahoma
At the present time where there is
being so much validating In pro-
gress, all OF II being absolutely on
geololgy, as there is I'm the Otoe
country. Some OF these tests are
reaching the very interesting stage.
particularly that OF the Gypsy on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01

east west half southeast northwest
l3-1l-11.
w. Philips has so barrels at 2.7oo
feet northeast southwest southwest
13-l1-l1.
w. Phillips has6tb million gas at
2,7S3 feet center east line northwest
southeast l3-l1-1l.
Kingwood Oil company has 65-
barrel natural at 2,666 feet center
east line northwest southeast "a
l1-1t.
Kingwood has 26 barrels on beam
at 2,4S4 feet center west line north
west southeast 24-l1-lt.
Robinson and others, with 2o-quart
shot. have 100 barrels at 2.63s feet
center east line southeast southwest
24-1l-11,
Robinson and others have IS bar
rels on beam at 2.463 feet northeast
southwest 2I-1l-l1,
thurman OIL company has 6b0-bar-
rel natural at 2.65S feet northwest
northeast southeast 24-1l-l1.
Woods and others, with 20.quert
shot. have 35 barrels southwest north
east northeast 36-1i-l1.
Aztec OIL company has 10 barrels
on beam at 2,6li feet southeast
northeast southwest 6-1l-i3.
Minnehoma, with 20-quart shot,
has so barrels at 2,67l feet center
south line northwest northwest
19-11-l2.
Kimberley and others are drilling
at 2,710 feet southwest southwest
20-1i-I2.
vierson & Walters have aban-
doned dry hole Mt 3,115 feet south
east southwest northwest 22-li-i2.
Josey oil company has 75-barrel
natural at $50 feet northeast south
west 4-l2-1l.
Black Petroleum company has As
barrel natural at 1855 feet center
west line southwest southwest "a
1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
ArdmOre.A merodd

Westheimer n Daube No. 1 In the
southwest corner OF the northwest OF
the southeast of 21-5s-lo is pump
ing 1870 barrels. The some company
No. is drilling at 1865 feet. No.
Is rigging up. No. Is building
rig.
Westheimer 6 Lively No. in the
northeast corner OF 3l-6s-te Is drill
Ing at 1850 feet
Coo & Dolman No. In the south
west corner OF the northeast OF the
northeast OF 20-bs-le is drilling at
1900 feet.
Writ Franklin No. in tho south
west corner OF the southeast of the
northwest OF 17-5s-1e Is still fishing
for 6-lnch easing at 1000 feet.
Crosbie No. / In the southwest
corner OF the southeast OF 16-5s-ie
is building rig,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Operations in the Ardmore
District

Special to Tho World.
ARDMORE, May 30.-With five
wells producing tho daily average
production of the now Amcrada field
is ranging around 1900 barrels.
There are II wells drilling and rigs
building. and a half dozen or more
locations, operations on which are
awaiting results In present drilling
wells.
The Amerada Petroleum company
No. 1 Felice Baptiste, southwest of
the southwest quarter Of 2l-5s-1e.
which came in for Las barrels in
sandy lime pay topped at l.645 to
LOO feet. is. still flowing 66O bar
rels The Westhelmer-Daube No. 1
fee in the northwest of the southwest
OF 2l-6s-1e, which found the sandy
lime pay at 1878 to 1,7S3 feet, is
making $50 barrels. Amerada Pc
troleum company No. Sallle Marris.
In the southeast of the southeast of
20-5s-1e is flowing 200 barrels from
two sands at 1859 to 1873 feet and
l,4l9 to 1.462 feet.
According to reports from the
field, some success In fishing for
casing Is being obtained by tho oper-
ators OF the Writ Franklin test No.
l George, in the northwest OF IL
5s-1e, one and one-fourth miles
northwest OF production. During the
pulling OF the pipe several flows oc-
Cured from sands which had been
drilled through at upper levels.
Total depth OF the hole is 1890 feet
in blue shalc.
Amerada Petroleum company No.
Johnny Baptiste, in the northeast
of the northeast OF 29-5s-1e. one-
fourth mile south of production. is
rigging up. Same company No. l
Wcstheimer- -Daube, in the southeast
of the northwest Of 28-5s-1e. three
fourths mile southeast of production.
is drilling in sandy lime at 1903 feet
with the hole full of water. Same
company No. Griner In the north
east corner of the northwest OF 20
5s-1e, three-fourths mile northwest
of production. is building the rig.
Sykes -Heenan-C -Coe-Dolman No. |
Louise Baptiste In the northeast OF
the northeast of 20-5s-1e, three
eights mile north OF production, is
drilling at 1880 feet. Lively Kribbs-
No. l Carroll in the
northeast OF the northeast OF 31-6s-
lie, one and one-half miles south
east of production, is drilling at
/ 800 feet.
Tankage is being moved to the
Crosbie location in the southwest OF
the southeast of 16-5s-1e, three
fourths of a mile northeast OF pro-
duction, following completion of the
rig.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Martin and Deildpidin to
Test S00-Acre Block in
Kay County

r. l.. Martin Of Tulsa. and S. A.
DellaplaIn and associates OF Ponca
acres OF land In II and i2-25n-1w m
Kay county Oklahoma. and have
made a location for a deep test In
tho northeast OF tho northeast OF
the southeast OF II. They will start
drilling as soon AZ n derrick Is
completed and tho contract for the
drilling Of this test we'll has been let
to l.. West OF Tulsa.
The above parties have Just com
picted n deep dry tcst at 3,lS5 feet
in i-tl-i1. Okfuskee county. all %
the sands In this test being dry aud
tho test will bo abandoned at this
depth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Gypsy Test in KalD Country
Important Wildcat in Er-
tension of Field

PONCA CITY, May s1-One of
the most important wildcat tests
being drilled at the present time, in
all northern Oklahoma, is that OF
the Gypsy oil company in the kaw
Indian country. in southwest 17-2S-
Sc, at a point several miles directly
north Of the Hickman or western
Usage producing pool. The test is
important, therefore, for both Kay
and Usage counties. On the geolog-
ical data the test is favorable and
the formations encountered thus far
are encouraging. The test is now
underreaming from 1870 TO 1,sOS
feet.
A. B. White and associates have a
block OF over 5000 acres assembled
in the vicinity of Wakita in Grant
county. where v. A. Waldo OF Ponca
City has the cellar and slush pond
completed TO start wildcat test I'M
mediately In the southeast 36-2S-7w.
which is two miles straight south OF
Wakita. Another wildcat test, on
acreage blocked by White and asso-
ciates of Enid, is to be drilled
farther south, between Fairmont
and breckenridge. in northwest g.
22-5w. The cellar has been COM
peted for the rig. The operating
company Is composed OF Pingrey a.
Hollingsworth.
In the other western Grant county
test, being drilled by Waldo & Buck
lin, on the Bradley farm In SOUTH
west 2s-27-6w, a depth OF $500 feet
has been reached. T. B. Slick IL
underreaming the 6-inch pipe down
to $3.50 feet IN his wildcat test on
the McKeeman farm in northwest
23-2S-5w, and in his other test on
the McAdams farm in southwest
20-29-4w. 1t has been necessary TO
order heavier tools brought from
Tulsa before going farther.
The Day Oil company has reached
a depth OF 2,l90 feet on the Janzen
farm, in northeast 36-2s-7w, and
will set the s-lnch casing TO that
depth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
o. p. e r. Corporation
Acquires Control of Okla
hOnid Central Oil

A deal which overshadows In i'm
portance any transaction that has
occurred this year in the Tulsa ter
ritory was contaminated yesterday
morning when T. o. Lilystrand, for
the Oklahoma Producing & Refining
Corp. of America, closed a deal for
purchase Of practically all of the
outstanding stock of the Oklahoma
Central Oil company. Announce
ment to this effect was made yester-
day afternoon by j. Arthur Hull.
and Mr.. Lilystrand, who is vice pres
ident of the purchasing company.
Mr.. Lilystrand yesterday was elected
a member of the board of Oklahoma
Central and is expected to take an
increasingly active part in the man
agement of this companys extensive
properties,
The Oklahoma Central company.
which Is capitalized at s2,500,000.
par value 81 a share, has aproxi-
mately $500 barrels of production
from $50 wells on 25 producing
leases. The company also has some
5000 acres of undeveloped leases,
attractively located. in various Okla
homa fields. There are also gasoline
plants and other equipment on the
Norious properties.
All of the production Is in Okla
homa and every barrel of the oil is
said to grade 3s gravity or above,
most OF II being from the Lyons pool,
Slick. Usage and Beggs.
No announcement was made re-
earding the price paid for control of
the company.
Mr.. Lilystrand. who is one Of the
youngest and most popular oil COM
.pany executives, conducted the ne
sotiations and closed the deal. His
many friends and those who are in
terested in o. p. e. r. will hall this
deal as an excellent business stroke,
as II will put oklahoma Producing
4 Refining to the very forefront as
producer. The company already had
some OF the most valuable oil prop
critics in Oklahoma, as well as sub
stantial production in Kansas and
Illinois.
This is one OF the deals that was
referred to in Monday morn!n issue
OF The World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
TOnkaira and Blackwell
Operations

ToNKAWA. May 31.-Heavy rains
that prevailed in the field Monday
ana Tuesday interfered with onera :
tion and delayed the delivery OF
material over both the north and
south and east and west highways.
with tankage provided n week ago
ana the 3-16-inch casing set 10
drill In McCaskey & Wentz No, 1
raves, southeast OF the southwest
OF 3-24-lw, on top Of tho 2,s0O-foot
pay there Is possibility of the we'll
not being drilled in until Friday.
fralrie OH and Gas company No. 1
NoVotny, southwest of the northwest
OF the north half of the southea st
OF 1o-24-1w, which had been drilled
at total depth of 2,1O0 feet and
had been underreamed to set the
sA Inch casing last Friday, had 10
recouple the casing Tuesday, and a
delay or several days will result in
bringing 1t in. Champlin OIL and
REFINERY company No. Morris.
southwest of 15-24-1w, is due to find
the top of the 2,000-foot pay forma- :
ton Friday or Saturday. The total
daily field production is now close
to IL, 800 barrels from II wells, seven
OF which are producing from the
2'eo0 and the other seven from the
2,100-foot sand. This in an average
OF S92h barrels to the well.
BLACKWELL. May 3I.-The Santa
re railway Is now hauling out 500
tank cars OF oil and gasoline per
month from the two local refineries
AS midsummer approaches this
amount will be increased from time
to time, II is said.
BLACKWELL, May 31.-The Mod
ern Refinery, Blackwell's third re-
finery that has been shut down for
about a year, will resume operation
on or about June /, Il is announced.
AT the start from 800 to 400 barrels
OF oil will be refined daily. Later.
as more production is obtained. the
amount will be increased until the
plant IL operated at 1000 barrels. it's
capacity. j. II. Youngmeyer OF
Wichita is the largest stockholder.
BLACKWELL, May 81. The
Spencer Petroleum company failed
TO get either gas or oil in It's No. 2
Beaver, southwest of 32-29-1e, that
II was deepening from the 1900 TO
the 3,4OO-foot sand. although the
hole was drilled to a depth OF 3,427I
feet. This company has leases on
240 acres OF proven acreage in the
old Blackwell field, and later It is
said will engage In an extensive
drilling campaign.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
anl Marhss ssctss,sss
SkeHy Has BIG Well in
I5.I4.S DeUeiOpment

Another big well has been com.
pleted by the Skelly OIL company in
l5-i4-s. The new well Is the No
Watson in the northeast OF the
southwest of the southwest ana Is
making l,200 barrels day at IL
feet In the sand, which was found
at 3,2os. This well made about 500
barrels day at three feet in, but
responded with the 1900 barrel pro-
duction when drilled eight feet
deeper yesterday.
This we'll Is the west offset to the
Billingslea Buell. discovery well.
which now Is owned by the Inde-
pendent Oil company and ], Gar
field Buell. The original we'll still
Is making 500 barrels and was com
pleted February IL. The new skelly
well will not be drilled deeper until
additional tankage has been erected
which probably will be today or to-
morrow. When completed II is ex-
pected It will make as large a well
as the recently completed Skelly-
Pulaski No. Fife, which produced
2,t00 barrels a day when completed.
The No. Fife is the east offset to
the discovery well.
The only other completion In this
pool Ia the Bradstreet we'll in the
southwest of the southeast OF the
northwest OF section 5.This IL a light
well. The next completion is ex-
pected to be the N. Independent
Buell. we'll in the southeast Of the
northeast of the southwest. These
people have eight wells drilling In
the so acres that runs east and west
directly north of the 10.acre piece
on which the original we'll was
drilled.
The No. 2 Watson Of the skelly
oil company in the northwest OF
the southwest of the southwest of
10 Is drilling at $500 feet and the
No. 3 in the southeast OF the 40-acre
tract Is rig. No 2 Agnew OF the
same company in the northwest OF
the northeast of the northwest of Sec
ton 22 Is drilling at 2,450 and the
No. 8, northeast corner of the north
west quarter is rigging up. The
Skelly-Pulaski interests have four
wells drilling and five locations On
their acreage to the south and east
OF the discovery well.
The Skelly OIL company has some
500 acres close to this new develop
ment and more than 1900 acres In
the southeast part OF this township.
all OF which looks like 1t had excel
lent producing possibilities.
There are in the neighborhood OF
40 rigs and drilling wells in his
active territory. which few months
ago was one of the quietest spots ia
Creek county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
TUO Oil Magnates Meet for
the First Time

PoNCA CITY, May 3t.--Although
operating In the northern oklahoma
fields almost exclusively for about
the same length of time, II has Just
happened that Herb" Champlin OF
Enid and Ernie" Marland OF Ponca
City had never met until recently
in this city, when the local chamber
OF commerce arranged a meeting at
the Marland home for a party of
railroad officials, who were visiting
here with Mr.. Champlin as one OF
their number. All other persons
in tho party were surprised to know
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Frank Tack Starting Test
In MidUest Pool

Frank Tack and associates are
starting n 3.500-foot test In the
southeast corner OF the southwest
OF l-s-10e, Hughes county. Okla,
The rig for this test was blown down
by tho storm two weeks ago. IT is
being rebuilt and the tools will be
on the ground during the first week
OF June. The test will be watched
with considerable interest as that
section OF the country has been fur
nishing some big ones lately. Tho
geological surveys show the location
to bo In very likely territory.
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the White Mule allotment, which IL
now drilling between S,i00 and $500
feet. Tho Alcorn OIL company has
seven tests drilling. O.her concerns
operating there are the Phillips Pc
troleum, Roxanna, Watchorn. Mag
nolia, Wrightsman, comar, Colorado
OIL, and Ossenbeck.
In the more northern portion OF
the Ponca Indian country. lust south
or Ponca City .he Marland oil COM
pany has had a good producing
field for several years, bringing
wealth TO several individual Indians.
Tho advance of tho Bliss -Tonkawa
field northward makes the prospect
look fine also for the Tonkawa In
diauS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Oil Field Workman Loses
Speech, Hearing and Taste
By lightning

PONCA CITY, May S0.-Rober,
Arnold. an employe OF tho lIaworth
OIL n Gas Co., at the Bobbett farm
tcet, In southwest 2l-25-3w, has lost
his speech, hearing and taste as the
result OF being injured IN lightning
during n recent heavy electrical
storm. Arnold was going TO work
near midnight his shift commencing
at that hour. and was climbing over
n barbwiro fence when II was struck
by lightning. lie was struck down
but remained conscious, being
helped materially because of the
heavy rain that was falling. He
says he experienced frightful burn
ing sensations all over his body.
Physicians believe he will recover
his several senses in time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
With the OIL Men

NJ. j.. Neely of the Iron Mountain
and Lemon q. Ncely interests viii
depart with his family today for
Crawfordsvillo, Ind. His family will
remain there. and Mr.. Ncely will re-
turn TO Tulsa after spending a
couple couple OF weexs with old
school friends at DePauw ana Pur-
due universities, from both of which
institutions he is n graduate.
w. G., Skelly. president OF the
Shelly OIL company, IL spending sew
eral days In New York. His ma .iy
friends Will reiolce with him at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Mexican SeabOard Oil

The Mexican Seaboard OIL COM
pany has acquired leases on ap-
proximately $4,000 acres of pros
pective oil lands in the state Of
Tabasco. Mexico, which company's
biologists have passed on favorably.
The company is drilling on two To-
cations In Chiapas and is making
other locations on the isthmus. In
addition to the Tabasco acreage Just
acquired and Its 7.000-acre Toteco
lease, the Mexican Seaboard holds
leases on approximately $500. 900
acres located in Aqua Nacide. Tan
coma twest OF Comales), Chiapas,
Campeche, Territory Quintana Roo,
Tamaulipas and Nevo Leon Linares.
New York journal OF Commerce,
May "a,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
HdrweN lMannford Well
On Top of Sand

The 70. p. Harwell well, which is
the northeast offset TO the discovery
well OF Gillette and associates In
36-2o-s, was on top OF the sand
Yesterday with 400 feet OF oil In the
hole.
The McMan well. which offsets
the original well to the north, made
470 barrels Tuesday.
The Oklahoma Central well, the
southeast offset TO the Gillette well,
Is nearing the sand and Is reported
to be finding the formation higher
than in any OF the other wells.
The Harwell we'll also is finding
the sand higher than in the two
previous compilations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Assembling Acreage Block

Northern Oklahoma wildcatting
Is to be continued at once through
the assembling OF another block OF
acreage in northern Grant county.
In fact. on both sides OF the state
line between Renfrow and Caldwell.
where geologists are said to have
round another anticllne. The men
interested In the block are all from
chicago and they visited that local
ity. the past week, In company with
their geologist. They are said to
be looking over other blocks of
acreage in Texas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Encountered Gas FioU

A far western wildcat that at
tracted attention the past week was
that OF an-Whisler-Deitz, which
is southwest OF Watonga in Blaine
county. Reports TO Ponca city state
that a flow of gas was encountered
at 400 feet, sufficient to throw mud
and water out OF the hole, Work
has been temporarily shut down TO
make engine repairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
Gulf-Stdndard of Indiana
Deal Report Persists

Reports that the Gulf corporation
and Its producing subsidiary, the
GYPSY on company. have been taken
over by the Standard OIL company
OF Indiana are persistent - and
where there is so much smoke, there
must be some fire. The report now
mas II that the deal actually was
fonsummated some 10 days ago and
Wat the basis of exchange of Gulf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01

territory. He says he will be here
about n month. so II looks as II his
name, az usual, would appear In the
list OF purchasers OF Usage leases at
the sale on June 2s
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Sumdtrd Operations Resumed

LONDON, May 8.--Advices from
The Hague announce that the Royal
Dutch Petroleum company has In
structed the management In Neither.
lands indies TO resume exploitation
work on several areas in Sumatra.
1t will be recalled that Operations
were suspended some time ago, ow-
Ing TO excessive export duties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01

news Of the numerous large wells
that have been completed recently
on Sicily company properties in tho
'.'. . 7.d Rris'nw districts.
A. y. sImons OF Falrmont. w. Va.
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OIL AND GAS
Leases--tsuppiies-Production. Etc.

FOR sALE-one secondhand
Sisnaard calf wheel rig in Mannford
ulstrlct. Usage 4733.
WIN sell one-half interest offset 40
sscres; we'll drilled to Wilcox sand
ae,, tsoo. Need the money Address
4Sl-G care World.
wanted, to sell lease. 40 or so
ores' section 25-l7-13, Tulso county,
Wvrtn haif of southwest quarter.
Tmrite TO N. q. Robertson, Lebanon,
1enh'--Advertisement,
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hour yesterday at feet In the
butcher sand and stlll drilling.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-19
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MLLONES DE PESETAS

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