The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-26
from two sands at i,ssO-s5 fee,
and 1,410-55 feet.
p. o. Boz sSs.

from two sands at l,s60.bS feet
and l,4i0-55 feet.
Another gas sand showing 1000.
600 cubic feet has been drilled
through In the Westheimer- Daubc
No. fee, southwest OF northwest
OF 21-5s-1e, on the east edge of
the Amerada pool. The gas was en-
countered at LOO feet and the well
is now drilling deeper in blue shale.
This we'll is making between s,O00.-
900 and 100000 feet of gas from
two shallow sands at sS3-sg2 feet
and 9I5-930 feet.
Haskell and others test, deepest
drilling weA in Carter county, lo-
Gated on the Clark farm in the
southeast OF the northwest OF 35-
4s-2w. Is now In blue shale at 3.454
feet. This well Is located one half
mile southwest OF the bayou district.
The Kirk Hivick No. Bennett,
In the northeast OF the northwest
| OF 3l-2s.2w. Graham district, ie
| holding In its production OF 500
barrels daily with the drill 30 feet
In sand at 2.5O2 feet. The Graham
| pool IL looming into prominence as
the most promising in southern
| Oklahoma. With a daily output of
approximately 1000 barrels. and the
bulk OF It coming from three wells,
| yielding from two prolific sands,
most favorable indications are ap-
parent that Carter county now has
a field which may rival Hewitt and
perhaps eventually. pass its figure
OF peak production. A feature OF
the field is the fine manner In
which the sands are holding up their
output, as shown by the latest gau7,
reports. The Graham Minera
Trust Kirk OH company No. Ben.
nett. in the northwest of the north.
cast quarter OF 31-2s-2w, Is flowina
1875 barrels from sand topped a
2.640 feet and penetrated to 2,69,
feet. The same operators No. H.,
on the same lease, Is flowing 49,
barrels from sand found at 2,13'
feet and penetrated to 2,l57 fee.
Both wells are still in the pay.
The Onwego Oil company Is rig
ging up tools on It's wildcat On tn
zella Amerson farm, in the south
west OF the northwest of 29-2s-lw
north OF the town of Milo.
ROBERTSON. May 25.--Followin
period OF more than six month
during which II has been BLOWN
wild, the gasser OF the Magnoli
| Petroleum company on the New
Yberry farm in the northwest of tn
: southeast OF 14-ln-3w, has final
shut itself in. The operator
drilled an offset 20 the ~<ll 30 fee
TO the south, and after striking tn
gas sand at 1902 feet, permitted
to run open, thus relieving tn
pressure in the old well. Althoug
! unconfirmed, it is believed that IN
Magnolia people will build a ri
over the old hole and drill deep'
in search Of oil. The gasser ha
attracted statewide attention du
ing it's orgy, having formed
crater In it's immediate vlcini'
which was filled with bubblir
, water representing a miniatui
ocean. =,
, Considerable interest is being di
, played in the Duncan district 10
lowing the finding OF sand whiC
had a good corebarrel showing
r about 1,740 feet in the Ross al
, others wildcat in the northeast
= the northeast of lS-3n-Sw In Step
g enc county. The casing has be-
c cemented on top OF the sand al
late reports state that the operate
are standardizing preparatory
drilling in. The test is locat
about 16 miles north OF Dunc
production and between the Dunes
= and Cement fields.
Q Howard and others have ana
0 doned their wildcat in the northw'
. Of the southwest OF 26-2n-3w. 10
! miles north of Garvin productc
= with the total depth OF the hole
g 2.1s0 feet in salt water sand.
- showings were encountered duri
.ha ~ this test,