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The Washington herald., 1922-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TaDoma pnrk

Takoma Park.
eoos srH ST. NW.-Uuusaas spaes sss e..
strNet1ca: holirw tile: slats reef: 6otoeh-
=; . ssems; ssk aess: modern; large iss;
~ LOU icUis ''f.' :. iscssslKr.. ssssss
lSe1 nsw YEA ava. asas iiea
xrAn rAxoxA scnool--e,,v. ,s.se
vith extra large lot; fruit. shsds, ns1sss
- L6uiis asoii sfi.'iai =. EiiossiiiSnaaSs S:asii Saasoa
.eeI NV xeez ave. Main iloA
rAxoNA PARK. ON ASPEN sr.-N1AR
pubic schools; 9 rms: b.; toilet; lot 10
m mooxioV: sadoo. THos. J. fIsHBR . co..
$6,750
Para sye.-New s-r.- and bath; else.
sleeping porch; open fireplace.
$500
for garage; bungalow: ,orches
$500
room for garage; fr,nt and rear poreh.s.
$500
csrcr a,e-Bsnsaiow-six large rooms
q b.; hw.h.: elec.: Raraee: large front
porch: large lot: . dandy house.
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
HOS 18th At. NV. Phone Exchange Main s17.
FERN ST. NEAR WALTER REED HosPr.
thi-six rooms; reception hall; tile bath
h.-w.h.; electricity and gas; laundry; Al
condition; garage for two cars: sl2 900: eB,.
900 cash. wTT.DMAN CO.. eth apd n
sts. NV. Frankiin e4oe. 10
DETACHED LITTLE rodE on sIx
rooms and bath and glassed-in porch; alse
q porch seross front Of house; good heath
plant; electric lights; lot 5ox1so with large
shade trees: home combining city and
country attractions. Price, ST. 500. Ne
kEEvER Goss. 1905 Eye IT. NV. Main
A BUNGALOW COMPLETELY DETACHED
on lot osx150; 1--WE rooms and bath; modern
heating plant; hardwood noors and trim
electricity and gas; screens. Price. q. 25<
on basis Of $1,000 cash. McKEEvER G0sS
1908 Eye st. NV. Main 4152. 35s-8
srH ST. TAX. PK-DEf. HOUSE; TIL
b.; rms. and sleeping porch: ysp. h..
gas q elec.; gar. This 10 Q hns home; price
$1,000. WILDMAN q CO.. 9th 1 n
rrankltn 500: ~
TAK0MA PARK-s7. 800.
cozy bungalow on q lot 50x1so: beauti
ful lawn and much shrubbery; s rooms &.
bedroomO. and space for two extra bed
rooms: modern heating plant and elec
lights: ample garage space. House 10 II
splendid condition. Msy be purchased o.
easy terms. wM. 8. PHILLIPS l4oe n. Y
ave Main 1900.
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Columbia Heights.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-sI5.5 500.
On 18th St, near Meridian st-Larre o
room home; containing baths; h.-v.h.;
elec. lights; concrete front porch and double
rear porch; deep lot to alley: double brick
garage The present owner 10 now occupy
ing the nrst and second floor and receives
and income Of $50 per month from the third
moor. This house can be easily converted
into business property. Attractive terms
WV. 5. PHILLIPS. 14o9 n. Y. ave. Main
$500
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lexington.

Price reduced to insure Q quick sale: extra
nne brick home IN excellent condition: SIX
rcams and bath: modern heating plant and
many other modern features; large lot; easy
terms. wN. .. PHILLIPS. l<oe N. Z. svs.
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ruo,c1 cr,-,- - -
ChAsh AND AASoh
q 1pKEys
Is44 q MI Mai, .o5-
iii
SOUTH or rAKoNI PArR-o. .. a O.
n. r.; food for subdiyfsioc and Industrial
develop1ent: about Is acres; 50, 900.
LOUIS r. eHoENAKKR,
iSef Nsw Ysef ave ksts iisA
CORNER LOT. on rTrIroN sr-rocI.
tiou for modern home. n,,r wt,eop,,n ,r,
esrlIs. Price. Sc cents Der n. LOUIS p.
co~-n,-,- 1o.0 - ..,-.- -
pa.u...,, .., 80 IS, ~ 81 g. H..
~. pr'ss so. Los - d
STn-TN.I 7:sicT ToS T-To5,5vv-
.ns.sn., . -. ,
= o. eg sH IN locateo on
prtns ss.a ~, n'1rs sTn9
NATER Ixo7 n ave nv Maj, iisa
xo11s a,Io .ca.- = -; =, !,
'onI =, ~ 49,, nhAh SvLvhhp
,.as ashGS.' 4. = % UTe ~. ois Nan iisS SsSsNAksA
TAKOMA PARK-50-FooT FRONT. lie
loot; sioewsk. sewer, water. gas; elee-
tr1cig. shsoe' smother, looxisoi only 500.
oWNER. Columoia Is24,J. 20
ra yrrT FRONT nv rrrT- IN pVT.
worta: good for immediate developnent;
$4,000. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. l+o7 n.
Y. ave. NV. Main 1iee.
about ~ acres; $1,000. LOUIS p. sHoE-
MAknk. lfOI N. y. ave. Nv. Matn lloe.
AIRrNlRIr srnrrr rl~T m cav
necttcnt -, a. .-,ds. 49,, as,
iso. sttrsetsy. %, h,ss-.,.ds irnro,su.,,.
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WELL CONDITIONED sEMI-DETACHED
house Of tapestry brick. containing Z
rooms, bath and tiled shower; cellar and
attic; lot 1sx150 feet; at corner Of alley;
front. rear and glassed-in sleeping porches:
hot water heat, electricity and gas; hard
wood floors and trim. mirrored DOORS linen
closets, screens, space for garage. SHAN
NON q LUCHS, 713 I4th ut NV Main 2345
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COLONIAL TYPE DWELLING. SEVEN
large rooms: large porcbet and yard
space for t-car garage: restricted section
Office. %
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WALL PAPER

CAR LOAD DIRECT PROM FACTORY
with middlemeu's profit taken OF. Room
lots. 81: so-inch ost meal paper. i5e and
2oe piece; other grades. g. 10 II and
Is cents per piece. MAHONEY's WALL
PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE. s2z Pa. an. ~.
sef
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sEAIDETACHED; SIX ROOMS; TILED
bath; front and rear porches; stationary
tubs in basement; good heating plant; elee-
tric lights; hardwood floors and trim. Price
5000. McKEEYER q Goss, 1905 Eye ct
NV. Main 47s2 2a5-a
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TSpsSSs
Colooisi house on Pa. ave. near ibth-s
rooms and tile bath; furnace heat
JOHN =. DON0H0E & SONS.
314 Pa. ave. %.
EAST CAP. ST.. NEAR THE CAPITOL
and Library-3 stories; frame; IL rms.
bath; lot 26x1o0; $3.50. THos. J. FISHER
Z CO.. INC. 7as 18th st. NV. Main ESQ.
K. Mr.. NO. CAP.-CORNER HOUSE;
ms. q b.; lot. b.; garage room; 5000;
GOO casa; $50 per month. WILDAiAN 4
CO. 9th b. Frarkiin 840e. 2i1
NUkThEAST-347 $50.
Owner must sell and has priced this home
way below cost; rooms brick; complete
bath; modern heating plant; deep LOT to
splendid condition throughout: newly painted;
screened; grape arbor and ,hrubbery A..
tracttve terms. wM. 8. PHILdPS. 1909
y: y. ave. Main 1900.
six.RoOM-ANp-BATH sEMi-DETACHED
brick house. with space for garage; two
water heat: electricity and gas; hardwood
noors and trim; colonial front porch; i'm
mediate possession. Price. $500 SHAN.
NON LUCHs. 7i8 14th st. NV. Main 23l5.
ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK H0UfH or 9
rocms and tiled hath; furnace hsaf; slec-
trteity: gas; side oven gas range: rsa, rets
cellar: laundry trays: double rsar porchss;
reasonable terms: price 1880 SHANNON
LUcHe. 119 14th st. nv. Main 13ls.
or EAST CAPT sT.. NEAR 18TH. A ;.
STORY. broom frame. lat. heat eas Iirht.
newly painted and papered. last. water
heater Price. sS.7so Terms wiLpsfAN
Co. 9th q II 80
ND. AVE. Sii. 9TH N.E.-i0 RMS. i b:
h.-w.h.: eiert.: brick gar: price $4,000
WiLDMAN CO.. 9th q II. Frank. e4oe.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
New Graham Well Is
Flowing 210 Barrels

The Kirk errick .Schermerhorn
No. 4 on the Bennett farm, In the
northeast Of the northeast Of the
northwest quarter Of section 81,
2s-2w. Graham district, is flowing
2l0 barrels with the drill 80 feet
in the sand topped at 2099 feet. The
we'll has been connected to the Prai.
RE lines.
The Graham Mineral Trust-Kirk Oil
Company's No. 5 on the Bennett farm.
IT. the southwest OF the northwest OF
the" northeast quarter OF section 81,
2s-2w. is nearing an interesting level
and is now drilling at 264l feet. Loca.
ton Of this well is about one.fourth OF a
mile southwest OF the same company's
No. l on the same lease which discov.
cred the deep sane at 2640-90 feet and
came in for 22s barrels.
An interesting test due to drill in
within the next few days in the Tenn.
pleman.Frantz No. 9 on the Choat
farm, In the southwest Of the south.
east Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
ton sc, 2s-Sw, which "a cemented on
top OF a sane at 2ll5 feet, The hole
has been bailed and all is now in readi.
ness to drill out the plug. The oper.
stors are now waiting on water, and
IL they are unable to obtain II from
nearby leases will probably drill u water
well on the location.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
Sinclair Speaks On
Crude Market Decline

NEW YORK.-H. II. Sinclair, chair.
Corporation OF Cinclair Crude OILS pur
pose In reducing price OF crude oil rs
cents u barrel says: Too much crude
oil Is being produced at present time.
In personal inspection OF all important
fields OF country | was impressed with
practically hut down. Others are par.
tally shut down and new fields have
been discovered which are adding many
thousands OF barrels daily to the stor.
age stock. Actual stocks OF crude oil
have been increased 100. 000. 900 barrels
In about u year. We have been storing
crude oil steadily and Will continue to
do all We consistently can take care Of
successfully. Many OF producers appar.
entity have been misled by fact demand.
ed FOR gasoline is increasing so rapidly.
I'm my opinion this summer will see
greatest gasoline consumption IN his
tory Of country but gasoline cannot
carry full burden. A few months ago
more than $50 rcfiners were shut down.
principally because they could not opcr.
ate at n profit and others We're kept
running at u loss. Larger movement OF
gasoline and moderate increase In price
encouraged many OF these refinories
TO resume operations.
1T Is unfortunate for country that
conditions did not permit larger &C.
oumulation OF gasoline reserves during
winter months because they will be
needed badly before summer season is
yer. There will doubtless be further
increase In refinery operations but this
In itself can't make much Roadway
against present flood OF crude oil,
Regarding expected decrease IN MeSi.
"a output due TO salt water in Toteoo
Ccrro Azul pool and possibility OF this
balancing overproduction In domestic
fields. Sinclair said: Not Immediately
ana probably not this year. Appears
sncc OF salt water to Totcoo Cerro Azul
field does not mean our exports out OF
Mexico Will stop next week or next
month. Millions OF barrels OF oil will
still be produced In Mexico but IL there
was complete stoppage OF oil exports
from that country production In the
United States should take caro- Of pres
ent demands. No one knows how Ions
that condition will last but we know
IL exists today and must be met.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
RESOLUTION 1916

A resolution adopting plans, speci.
fcations n estimates of costs and de-
claring the necessity for the paving IF
Street improvement District No. Us.
same being
Fourth Avenue southwest from tie
east line of Il street southwest L,
the east line Of ID street. southwest
and that portion OF c street SOUTH
west from the north line OF the Chi
cago Rock Island and Pacific prop
erty TO the south line OF Fourth
avenue southwest, and that portion
of Wheeler street southwest from
the north line OF McLish street
southwest, TO the south line OF
Broadway southwest, and all alley
crossings and street intersections
thereon. In the City OF Ardmors
Oklahoma.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Board
OF Commissioners OF the City Of
Ardmore. Oklahoma:
First: That the plans. specifications
and estimates for Street Improvement
District No. IS. comprising the streets
and avenues as set out In the title Of
this resolution as prepared and submit-
ted by A. b. Payne. city Engineer. are
hereby adopted and approved and ord
cred filed in the office of the city clerk.
Second: That 1t Is necessary to ave
Fourth avenue southwest from the east
line OF X street southwest to the east
line or ID street, southwest and that
portion OF c street southwest from tina
north line Of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific property TO the south line
of Fourth avenue southwest. and that
portion OF Wheeler street southwest,
from the north line OF McLish street
southwest, TO the south line OF Broad
way southwest, and all alley crossings
and street intersections thereon. In the
City OF Ardmore Oklahoma: 10 do the
necessary grading, to construct man.
holes and inlet basins. drain tiles and
curbs therefor.
Third; That his resolution be pub
lshed in the Daily Ardmoreite, a news.
paper OF general circulation In said city.
for six consecutive issues.
FOURTH: That II the owners OF a
majority In area Of the lots, pieces or
parcels Of ground liable TO tsxation or
assessment for the cost Of these i'm
provements shall not within fifteen O5)
days after the last publication, file
with the city Clerk, their protest In
writing against such improvements.
then the City OF Ardmore shall cause
such improvements to be made and con-
tracted for as provided In the Revised
Laws OF Oklahoma, and shall levy
assessments and issue Street Improve.
ment Bonds for the payment thereof az
proved by law.
Adopted and approved this 18th day Of
July. 1922.
A. EDDLEMAN. Acting Mayor
Attest:: l.. NJ, Thurston, City Clerk.
published In the Daily Ardmorsite,
July 20, q. "a 20, &c, y, 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
Bristow Production
Is The Danger Point

NEW YORk.-Gasoline stocks were
drawn on in June for the second con.
secutive month. but other products held
at refineries increased says the weekly
summary OF the American Petroleum
Institute. covering returns from 90 per
cent OF the country's refinery capacity.
Gasoline storage decreased 625.o2i
barrels while pipe line and tank farm
gross domestic crude oil stocks In.
creased soil 900 barrels during the
month. Returns for the week ended
gross crude oil production OF i.474.t50
barrels compared with l.450.5 $50 the pre-.
vious month. California wells showed
$40. 900 barrels "a day, an increase Of
10. 1000 barrels.
Oklahoma. Kansas increased 1880
barrels daily to u total VI &92. o0e: north
Texas had a decrease OF 1900 bar.
rels; central Texas. an increase OF $50;
north Louisiana. a decrease Of 1900
and Arkansas n decrease Of 100 bar.
rels.
In Oklahoma, production OF the Usage
nation was shown MS ITO. 900 barrels.
against los. ESQ barrels the previous
week; Bristow. $500 against IS. 800:
Lyons'ouinn pool. 10000 against 90.
200 barrels.
The Mex!a pool. central Texas, re.
ported $4,000 barrels against ID. 1850.
Hay~nesville. North Louisiana, g. $3.50
against 57,+O0; and III Dorado. Ark.
S2.SSo against $3.50 barrels. In the
sulf coast field. West Columbia report.
ed 2I,SOo barrels against % 200 and
Orange county i6, " against 1880.
General reductions In crude oil prices
were reported including cuts OF rs
cents each In mid. continent crude, re.
dueing the price Of $3.50 a barrel. Penn.
sylvania crude was marked down 20
cents to S.25: gulf ooas, was unchanged
at N.2b and Ohio crude was cut on an
average OF about rs cents a barrel,
varying with the grade OF oil.
According to the Institutes figures
Imports OF petroleum. crude and refined
oils. at he principal United States ports
for the week ended July 10, to,aled O..
Sei 900 barrels. a daily average OF as.
sbi barrels. compared with g,747. o2s
barrels, y daily average OF ssa.4s2 bar.
rsls for the week ended July y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
MUCH CRUDE STORED
IN LOCAL DISTRICTS

In view of the fact that q large mum.
Der of operators in the local fields have
expressed their intention Of reviving
storing Of crude due to the recent cuts
which have affected all fields of Car.
ter county. It is interesting to note the
figures relating to tankage in the vari-
ious districts. During the month Of
May there was approximately IL, 1926 900
barrels capacity In stel storage repre-.
senting the total in the county. Dur
ing the same period there were about
leaving tankage available at LIES, 900
barrels. since May several operators
have started construction of more tanks
and 1t Is expected that a big building
campaign will be under way soon II
he market situation does not show
Improvement in the rear future. Fig.
ures Of tarkage and crude stored In the
various districts during May were as
follows.
The total number Of tanks In fields
Of Carter county was 20, with u total
Of IL 500 900 barrels OF crude stored.
Tanks included the 81. 500 Of the 65 900
and 10000 barrel sizes.
In the Healdton district the Carter
Oil company had forty-eight SIS, 000's
with 2,ls1 ,49S barrels stored and one
81, 500 tank with SO. 260 barrels stored.
Daisl Belle Petroleum company had one
So, 900 and one 81 1900 tanks. both
empty. Empire Gas and Fuel company
had three 50 .000's with G7 200 barrels
stored. Gates Oil company had one 55,-
COOS with 147, 900 barrels stored. Hum
bic Oil and Refining company had four
So, 000's with 212, 900 barrels stored. Ha
mon ct al had one $4,000 tank with 54.'
06S barrels stored. Magnolia Petroleum
company Rad sixty-eight 90 .00O's with
3, f45, 900 barrels stored. Writ Frank
lin had enc 5000 tank with 1918
barrels stored. Pure Oil company had
two So ,000's both empty. Roxana Pc
troleum had seventeen So, 000's
with $4,000 barrels stored. Rockland
Oil company had three So. 000's with
t59, S02 barrels stored. Sinclair Crude
OIL Purchasing company had twenty
six SIS. 900 ; with i,2l4.750 barrels stor
Gu. olUfldI VI uut VII Tditiitoihb t'i'
pany had nine so, 000's with 565,Slo
barrels stored. Texas company had foui
IS, 0O0's with H. 65 barrels stored. ant
two 37,500's with 2s,260 barrels stored
Westheimer-Daub had one 5000 tani
with $4,000 barrels stored.
In the Hewitt field. the Carter oil
company had thirty eighA SIS ,O0O's will
I.92S. 900 barrels stored. Pierce Oil cor
I poration had two 55.O0O's both empty
b. A. simpson had one $4,000 tank
, Sutherlan Petroleum company had on
50 900 tank empty. Texas company ha'
elcvtn 55,0D0's with as ,o7c barrels stor
ed. Westhelmer Daube had W $4,000
with 100 6Oo barrels stored.
In the Wildcat Jim territory. tn
Coline OIL company had one 10000 tanl
and one $1,000 tank with $4,000 bar
rels storei Coline Oil company had tw'
81, 500 tanks with 56,os5 barrels stored.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
Deepest Well Has 1000
Feet of Oil in Hole

With the drill IL feet In the
sand topped at SEQ feet. the Has.
kell ct al test ON the W. A. Clark
farm, In the center Of the south.
west Of the southeast Of the north
west quarter Of section 80, as.sw,
has 1000 feet Of oil In the hole.
estimated 10 be around 35 gravity.
The operators have been swabbing
and are drilling the well deeper to.
day. indications are that II win
be q good producer. Should II prove
SO. Il will beyond q doubt revolu.
tIonize development throughout this
section Of the state. inasmuch ~
the sand Is the deepest pay un.
covered IN southern Oklahoma, be.
Ing moro than 600 feet deeper than
any sand yet found In Carter coun.
~. The well 10 being drilled BY the
Jones Brothers Drilling Company
who have made n remarkable rec.
ORE during operations on this test.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
NOTICE TO HEATING AND PLUMB.
ING CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids viii be received at the
office Of j, Is. White. architect, Ard.
more, okla, until 2 O'clock y. m. on
Wednesday. August 3 1922. for the fur
nishing OF labors and materials and tha
installation OF a heating and plumbing
systems for the one-story and part
basement, sever room brick school
building. now under construction about
City of Ardmore. Okla, for the board OF
Carter county Okla, as per plans, specl.
same by j. b.. White, architect. Ard
more. Okla.
Each bid shall he accompanied with n
certified check or approved bidders
bond In the sum OF $500. 90 ~ be made
payable TO Treasurer of school funds OF
above M district and to be forfeited
as lIquldated damages should he. the
successful bidder fail to sign q satisfac-
tory contract and MAKE satisfactory
bonds as required by law within ten
days after being notified OF bsins
awarded the contract.
Copies OF said plans, specifications AMI
details can be had at the office Of !.
Il. White architect. Ardmore. Okla. a
copy OF plans, specifications and de-
tails can be viewed at the home OF 10.
cretary OF board.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Signed this, the 2oth day Of July, 1872
]. y. CRUCE, Chairman.
II. HI0NfGHT Member. 90.
q. T. Jordon. Clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor
and Board of Commissioners OF the City
OF Ardmore. Oklahoma. will meet on the
18th day OF July, 1922 at 1880 D M,
In the City Hall Building in the City Of
Ardmore, Oklahoma. for the purpose OF
reviewing the report OF the board Of APP
praisers making apprsisement and APP
portionment Of the benefits 10 the var
Gus lots and tracts Of and chargeable
with the cost of the paving. grading,
curling. guttering, draining and other
wise improving of street improvement DIS
trict No. Sc. same being Broadway,
southwest. from the east line OF l. .rtreat
to the east line OF 7 street, and all al.
ley crossings and street intersections
thereon in the City OF Ardmore. Okla
homa.
AT the said meeting the Mayor and
Bead of Commissioners will helr and
a ;pst any and all complaints and re-
view any appraisement and appOrticn-
ment made by the Board Of Appraisers.
as provided by law and will review,
correct. raise or lower the same, and
the Mayor and Board or Commissioned
will adjourn rom day TO Law. and from
time to time until their labors are com.
pleted.
At said meeting all persons interested
may appear, and be heard.
4. NJ. THURSTON,
City Clerk.
published in The Daily Ardmoreite
July 18th. 18th, 18th. goth. and 2lst. 1922
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
Sicily Will Not
Drill in 1922

The contemplated location announced
several months ago and which was to
have been made folio wing consumma.
ton OF u deal between local parties and
the Skelly OIL Company. ON the Jack
Goodman farm, In the northwest Of
the northeast quarter Of section %,
2s.2w. has been abandoned and will not
be drilled by the Skelly people.
according to latest information avail.
able.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND GAS
LEASE

STATE OF OKLAHOMA, CARTER
COUNTY IS:
In Re: Guardianship Of William B.
Warren.
In the county court.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order Of the county court Of Car
ter county, state OF Oklahoma, made
and entered on the 18th day Of July,
1922. the undersigned guardian viii offer
for sale and sell at pubic auction to the
highest and best bidder an oil and gas
lease on the 24th day OF July, 1922, at
10 o'clock a. m. on the following de-
scribed lands situated In Carter county,
state Of Oklahoma to-wit:
The south half OF the southwest quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter. the west
half of the southwest quarter. the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter,
and the west half Of the southwest quar-
ter OF southeast quarter OF section 20,
twp. 3/south, range 3 east. containing
160 acres.
Said oil and gas lease will be sold on
the following terms and conditions. to-
wit: Cash on confirmation OF sale
Said sale TO be held In the county
court room OF Carter county Oklaho-
ma, at the time above stated.
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1922.
w F. WARREN, Guardian.
1875
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-20
Plugging Test In
Section 34-2s-2w

The operators OF the shafer.Vaughn
test on the Lee Gait farm. in the south
west corner of the northeast Of the
southwest quarter OF section "a, 2s-2w,
two miles east Of Graham production
have decided not TO deepen the well In
search of an oil sand and are now pull
ing casing preparatory to plugging the
hole. This well was originally drilled
several years ago TO a total depth OF
2027 feet in red beds. No showings
we're encountered during the operations.