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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21

ducer In the northeast of the north
east Of 4-l1-12.
The Noco Oh company hAs 80
acres in the south Of the southwest
Of 3i-12-12. with three wells al
ready In Hud making 1000 barrels
daily. nlgo has locations for eight ad-
ditlonal wells on the same 8O-acrc
trnct.
The Eaplc-pichcr company has
made five locations In the north Of
the southwest Of 33-12-l2
waite Phillips has rigs MP for
three wells ln the southeast OF the
northeast OF 3-ll-l2,
The kIurwood company No /
is making 500 barrels pcr day No
3 iB making 500 barrels daily and
No .. uu top Of the sand. is cx-
poctod 10 dul in hourly This
property is an located upon the
norm elk norcs of the northwest of
tho uur'hWoat uf this uoW Eagle.
pI.hpr pool iu 3-lt-12
French ana others have u $4,000.
600 F1a.oT boo q 2.gOO-fOot sand upon
their 2u.utro lease IN 13-11-ll.
Reports 'rOm tho fcld are 20 the
effect fb.J thle new 3.li-l2 pool
pioneered ry the Ebgl,-plohcr COM
pHuy a. cyr. 'cd go hr.tE In mum
b"r of creator prOlT orl 'hl. wal
mako the ono Df mo rr.pfpt proc
du''r ry'h lu tho Ohlsh,ma oi'
InfI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
The KuUfiei d Producers
in the Mounds Field

Tho Kawfeld oil & Gas com
panys big well In 22-16-1O. No. /
for the Beaver allotment. is still
making about SO to S5 barrels pei
hour. and viii not be drilled any
deeper for the present as has been
reported.
Tho Kawfiold interests are drill
ling deeper their test IN 23-lG-1O.
about mile and a quarter away.
which II ma%ing 30 barrels per DAY
from the upper strata OF the
butcher sand, topped about 60 feet
above the pig pay. That this too
will be drilled into big one. Is
assured because the sands ip the
above two wells correlates. and No.
! Beaver was but 20 barrel per
day producer in the upper strata.
The Kawficld's No. . Beaver IN
22-16-10. which was shot last week
Is swabbing 20 barrels and win be
put on the pump.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
DOings of the OH
Workers

Gilchrest and others, on the lizie
Charles allotment In 1899 are
building rig. This Ia another loca-
tlon In the Wotumka field which
VIII be looked To with much inter-
est. as reports of geologlsls are most
favorable to this locality
Newman q Thurman on the VIII
liam Buck farm in the northwest Of
southwest OF southwest 21-9-l0 have
made location and waiting for rig.
Malconia on Meadows farm 23-g-
. are waiting on tools which were
shipped "A few days ago. Kennedy q
stone. contractors. and their crew.
are here ready to start work as soon
as tools arrive.
Prairie Wilhoit on Crawford farm
1910 had nice showing OF oil and
gas at about 1,2S5 to / 400 feet, now
getting all the pipe out except few
the big gas In the Stafford woll
some time today.
Prairie-Wilholt on the Gregory
farm b-9-l0, are drilling at $50 feet,
and should get the shallow sand
which was found In tho Stafford
well at about 7G0 feet today.
Tranecontiuental on the Scott
farm; 2e-ie-ta have succeeded in
gettink all the pipe Que except a few
| bottom Joints which they have at
the top OF the hole. The tools are
| hung In these joints, which makes
a complicated piece OF work to take
| them down, but expect to have them
out today, and will then be ready "a
| rerun this casing and will dril in.
| This well is Just five miles north OF
| Wetumka. a.--Wetumka Gazette
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TUciCe WcHs Drilling Near
ROiand WLLdcGt East
Of BTiStOn

Tho Roland OH & Gas co. wildcat
test 500 the southwest corner Of the
northeast of s3-1G-g, Deer farm.
which came IN about three wocks
ago ana ~ Will flowing its Initial
production ~ 200 barrels and tho
butcher sand lust scratched. Is
s'nr''nE % l,t uf activity In this un-
tested country mo- less than ~ wells
being now under way Tho Roland
big producer 20 the north. located in
'-lj-N. ls s'ill holding mp ~ 5000
barrels per day while the ORourkc
80. " ir 33-lG-9 iB putting 1850
barrels into the tank each day.
B4cnusc of the high cost OF drill
ing thcHo deep sand tests in this To-
c1Hty lease owners In the east Brls-
tow fold have agreed to driI but
four wells 10 each 40-acre tract.
The Roland on company has n rig
M n quarter OF n mile east OF It's
wildcat producer, located in the
southeast Of the southwest OF the
northeast OF 23-IG-S.
u. y. Mason Is offsetting the Ro-
land 10 the west, and Is moving in
tools in the southeast corner OF the
southeast OF the northwest OF "a
1913.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co. II NOV
ing In tools for y test la the north -
west corner Of the southeast OF 23-
1873
The Roland OH company has rio
up I'm the northeast corner OF tho
southwest OF 23-lG-S.
Hugh King is moving I'm tools for
n test In the northeast corner of the
eoutheast OF the southwest OF "a
l6-S, and is drilling at 600 feet on a
tost In tho southeast corner OF the
northwest OF 22-IG-S.
Frank Billlngslea is drilling al
500 feet on his test in the southeaAt
corner of the northeast OF 22-1G-s.
Robinson ~ Letcher are drilling
at 700 feet on the Sam Miller farm
tcSt In the southeast corner of thc
west half Of the southwest of IL.
1873.
Tho Sartain oil a. Gas Co. is moy-
~ Letchcr test, in the center OF the
u Letcher test, in the center OF IN,
east line OF the southeast OF 15-l6-S
The Hiram Wilson syndicate 4,
drilling at 900 feet in the southwes
corner OF tho northeast OF the north
| west OF 14-1G-S.
Waite Phillips has a rig up in tn,
! southwest corner OF tho southeas
/ OF 1i-1G-S
Jake Bearman IL moving In tool
| Tor test In the northwest of Tn.
| southwest OF the northeast of 26
! l6-S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
Selby Drilling Operations

The Selby oil & Gas Co. and the
Skelly Gag company Dave Yargee
No. 7, Is on top of tho sand at about
2507 feet and will be drilled in to-
day
The selby No. / Cora Eubanks.
located In the southwest corner of
the south half of the southeast of
6-15-ll, is drilling at 2,S00 feet.
The same company's No. Curns
In the southwest corner of the
northwest OF the northeast of 7-l5-
II, Is drilling at 1000 feet.
The Selby company No. . Win
grove It the center OF the south line
OF the southwest OF the southeast
OF 16-2S-1l, Greenwood county,
Kan, topped the sand at from LIS
to ] ,l6l feet and the well is good
for 40 barrels natural. Location
has been made for No. 3, one loca-
ton east of No. 2.
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stated by one of the officers Mar
land Oirs crude production II now
1900 barrels. gross. daily.
Annual report OF Mexican Petro-
lcum company for 1921 which will
BE- Issued shortly is expected TO show
better than t25 a share on tfb. Gfs.
400 common stock outstanding. This
would indicate net earnings OF f12.-
100000.
Kansas and CUR Braden No 3
well In the FOX Bush field In Kansas
~ now drilling nt 1850 feet and
should be IN this week Brown Well
No. in same field is drilling at
1870 feet and Brown No Is ox-
pcctcd 20 reach oil and level In n
few days Brown no. s Is down 500
feet.
Producers and Rofiners Ia acting
very good ana I am told IL can be
bought for an advance,
Current sales Of Texas company
exceed prevluuS records, local in
tcrrsts say company recently added
largely 10 oil resources by bringing
In several new wells I'm Hun and
West Columbia sections In gulf
coasts
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Sdp the Big Wen at BristOD
and the Latest Sinclair
Wen at Burbank

c. II. Crawley and a. r. Watts OF
the Sinclair organization who have
been visiting the oil fields OF Call
fornia and Wyoming are back from
n trip which took them to the big
well at Bristow. owned by the Ro-
land oil company and also 10 the
Burbank pool whore they saw the
Sinclair No. ? In the northwest COR
ner OF tho northwest of 33-27-6,
brought in.
They were both much impressed
with the big production here in
oklahoma and speaking OF the well
at Bristow. Mr.. Crawley said, 81
was on the tank and saw II flowing
and Il is still making about $500
barrels daily Mr.. Rollstone and his
partner are certainly to be congrat-
ulated on bringing IN such wonder
ful wells"
I'VE were also at the Burbank
field and II IL perhaps the most Inn
presslve of any field in the country
today, ns the rigs are new and are
built with great regularity and in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21

ing. our schools are among the best
Do the state and new school house
IS being built TO accommodate the
growing school population. Speaking
Of development. Mr.. Johnson says,
THE Leonard well In the northeast
corner Of lS-1b-S ie drilling at 1900
feet with a i2-inch hole and are re-
ducing to 10 inches The Prairie's
test In 13-15-7 is beng deepened
ard the Jennings well in i6-15-S Is
now drilling The Texas company
has a steel derrick up a mile and a
ha.f due east OF Depew and the En-
pire is unloading 6-inch pipe at De-
pew fOt line ftom Cushi 10 OK
mu'gee We are just ga miles west
Of the Roland oil company's we'll,
VIII n Is the largest ever drilled In
oklahoma and which 1as 20 wells
drilling around It, We are taking
good care OF the motor travel and
are on the direct line between Tulsa
and oklahoma City with the best
roads in the state"
George \. Dye, vice president OF
the II. +. Wilcox Oil & Gas Co. has
lcfl for 10-days' business trip and
viii visit ST. Louis. Chicago, Cleve-
land. Buffalo and New York in the
interests Of his company
f. NJ. selby left last night for
Marietta. Ohio. where he will spend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
Ticker Done

Gasoline stocks at refinerles de-
Gllned during May according to pre-
Ilmlnary figures prepared by the
American Petroleum institute. The
reduction amounted to more than
100000 gallons, tho decrease is ap-
parently accounted for by the fact
that May Is normally the month in
which refined oil stocks are drawn
upon TO meet consumption in excess
or production. although last year
lnls factor did not appear until June.
The FIRST four months OF 1922 nm.
proNimately 800, 100000 gallons OF
gasoline were added TO storage hut
AZ the current rate OF consumption
these Will have been reduced great
~ by the end OF the summer. The
indicated consumption during the
four months, including reports, was
nearly million gallons a day great.
er than in 1921.
Oh men to meet De la Huerta to-
day to discuss future policies I'm
Mexican Petroleum fields. President
Harding at conference with house
leaders today expected to agree to
pustpunement OF subsidy bill until
tariff measure goes to conference.
probably in August.
Sinclair Consolidated OIL company
Liza. declared regular quarterly SO.
cent dividend payable in American
FUNDS on July 3, record June 2s.
NEW YORK. British American
Oh company has acquired a half in :
tcrest In 5000 acres OF leases cover
ing the North Geary dome in Wyom-
ing lying between the Teapot dome
and the Big Muddy fled.
Just To the north OF North Geary
structure the Midwest refining is
drilling test well on the Midway
dome and 10 the south the Fensand-
Carter-lnland companies are drilling
test well on Groary dome.
White Eagle Oh Refining brought
In "A 1000 barrel offset well $500
i'ct deep ia Noyutny field, Okla
homa, first TO be drilled in that part
OF the field, Well No. Is down 2,l3S
feet and contract has been let FOR
drilling No. 4 well. Company earned
$4,000 In May before depreciation
ana depletios equal TO $l,25 share
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a direct.
ors. meeting II was announced di-
rectors had adopted resolution in.
struoting executive committee TO de.
clare and pay quarterly dividends
| untl further instructed at the rate
OF 81 n share, first TO be September
80, 10 stock of record August 81,
statement added: This August date
was fixed In order TO afford stock
holders OF Marlaud Refining com
| pany, Kay County Gas company
.koupey.Cieay OH company, Tom
James OIL company and Franooma
on company opportunity to COM
p'ete exchange OF their shares of
stock for stock OF Marland OIL com
pany under existing offers for ex-
change. all OF which will be with
drawn after that date, and to give
warrant holders on bonds apportun
| ity to exercise warrants, IL wa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21

the hole. the sand being merely
touched.
Because OF the isolation of this
ed. and the well Is flowing into the
slush pit. 1t flows steadily. and
not by heads This IL the first test
drilled below the gas sand from
which there are several wells pro.
ducing In this territory. the gai
sand being found al Approximately
2 500 feet This new producer VIII
naturally lead to the deepening o
gas wells as well as start brand
new drilling campaign In real wild
cat country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
In the Edgle-Picher Pool
West of Henryetta

HENRY ETA, June 2O.--wlth the
past few days development It ap-
pears that Henryetta Is to become
the center of one OF the largest
high -graoe oil producing districts
In the safe OF Oklahoma, these late
producers being just over the line
from the western city limits and are
the property of the Eagle-Plchsr
Lead N Zinc Co., w. Il. Pine, the
Noco OIL company, kingwood OH
company, Waite Phillips ana French
and others.
The Eagle-Picher company is get
ting 2,i00 barrels per day from their
No. well, located I'm the south 35
acres OF the northwest OF the north
west OF 3-ll-l2.
The Eagle-Picher company in the
same 80 acres is getting l,GOO bar
rels from their No. 3 well. Wen No
2, on ton OF the sand. may he
brought in at any hour and well
No. has a rig on the ground. II
mas also made locations fur two wells
In the southeast OF the northeast
In this same 3-1l-l2. besides drill
ing and building rigs on four wells
IN the northwest OF the northeast of
S-ll-l2, also has rig In the north
east corner OF the southwest OF go
1919, shortly removed from the
3-ll-2 location.
w. L. Pine has three wells I'm
the 2,AO0-foot sand In the southeast
of the southeast making approx
mately 1900 barrels each and Is
drilling other wells In addition tC
these, Pine IL drilling and has rig,
on the ground for four wells in tn,
northeast OF the northwest %
| 3-1t-l2.
! w. ID. Pine has u i,20O- barrel pro.
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the summer months, unless cal,sd
to California. where he is interas,ea
in some mighty likely looking pro-
duction at Itintlr teach III,
well has been ceme ed on ton ~
the sand and will be drilled In va
soon as the cemen' hardens which
will be In alb, at 10 d. This corn.
pany has two other wells on tbe
same lease which sh ould soon roalb
the sand. and they are expcctiry "a
have some real production IN vl.i.
fornia shortly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
Drilling AroUnd TURKEY
NOHutaH

II Ir Wi. particular pleasure That
r,e ..l ,...,,,,r ia ,,.,.., ,,..,,. r,5,.,.
49,,
'"h ."' h'''' "I '''' am" """''A '"
he turkey Mountain district many
oi whom ul. vc,I-kuown members
OF the Cherokee nation ana arc
among tho best ,.tzcus OF tho en-
t'ro s'1'". For instance, ono Of he
wells now 'uIIluE is nm Offset lo-
caloh ip 'h" inst wei drilled in
Oklahoma l"tV back iu l9l2. by
i"WHri @ clinton n having been
located uu .no Doctor Bland iirm
Ia th. n..' NHe.t OF iu" southeast Of
22-lI-l2. The deep test now drI-
ing l' q, Il. Howard it in the south
cast corner oi THIS 4O-acro tract
Tho original wei is suIl producing
q barrel day from the Red Fork
sand. which i7 certainly some record.
NN'IH'r interesting test ie ni the
iooi of turkey Mountain ON IA"
Laura QUINN iIrm. am offset To- "a well
d'liIcd hy John Martin jr, many
years hfo 20 "a total dcpth or 2,l5O
feot which WAS consldcrcd deep
test IN those days. Tn" new test IS
located in the northwest corner Of
me souihwc"t OF the southwest OF
5b-lb-l2 ana Us being drilled by tho
GLADYS Belle on company to the
deep or wilcox sand.
Another test on tho north side Of
the mountain is owned by Crosbio
" McDonhld, which ~ spudding In
the southeast corner or the south
cnSt or tho northwest OF 3b-l0-l3,
Sen Garrett tnrm.
marry Tcfrcll has made location
on ne Anna H!shop iarm, In the
southeast corner OF the southeast OF
ING southwest or 51-l0-l2. Mr.. Ter
rel has owned production on
turkey mountain Tor years and VIII
sHNe money by coming down to the
ioot OF inc NH TO make ms deep
test
Unknown partes are moving In
rig Tor teHt IN inc southweFt corner
OF me northeast or inc northeast or
90 lV-l2'
Sthnsberry ana others nave mode
n locptlon IN the southwest corner OF
the northeast or the southeast or
90 l9-lE' Grant tucker tnrm.
pn inc sou siae OF turkey
Mouhtaln West Webber ana others
are drllling No. Z, stella Harrison
iarm' az 800 rect. IL Is located In
the horthwest corner or the north->
west OF l2-lS- The NO. ! on thus
Iease mas h'oOO'OoO rect OF gas at
l''hO rect ana was located at the
center OF the northwest OF the north
west OF that section
west Allen " Reeves are drilling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
Wdfchorn Test on I0I Ranch
Estimated at 100 Barrels

The Watchorn test on the 101
Ranch, located 20 miles south OF
the ranch house. and in the south
of the northwest OF the southwest
OF 33-23-3e, Otoe Inrian country, is
making 700 barrels OF oil and 6,0O0,-
600 feet OF gas in the deepest pay
yet uncovered in this particular dis
trict.
Top of the sand was found at
ans feet where the 6-inch caslns
was set. Gas sand was topped AT
2.72i feet. drilled 10 2,73S feet and
break OF I feet then encountered,
the big oil pay being scratched at
2.7l2 feet. The tools are still in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-21
Cross Plains Gets oil
RefiRery

CROSS PLAINS. Texas. June 20
A transaction of great interest 10 the
town of Cross Plains and the upcr-
ntors In the Cross Plains and Pioneer
ficlds was arranged this week when
j. u. Ford, representing refinery in
tcrosts OF Rristow. okla. completed
ARRANGEMENTS for the location Of an
extensive refining plant to be located
on the Haley farm adjoining tho
tCwnsitc of Cross Plains on the cast.
Mr. Ford is a refinery man OF
much experience ana Is the inventor
of a new process OF refining that has
proven very successful in the Bris-
tow plant. and Is claimed TO extract
from to Z por cent more gasoline
from crude oil than the old process,
and Is far more economical of oper-
lation.
This is the first refinery location
chosen thus far In tho district of
the Cross Plains and Pioneer fields
as most refincrs have been waiting
the advent OF big production before
| installing plants. but since the COM
| pletlon of the big Bryson and Eakin
wells those doubts have been re-
moved and the high gravity test OF
| AHf bll DluuNt'u III TINS H'tFUH II
now attracting refiners from far and
near. and deals are now on for an
other refining plant which will locate
at Cross Plains; and two casinshead
gasoline plants TO be located near
! the big production three and one
| half miles east Of Cross Plains, and
a mile west OF Pioneer.
Interest In the south Cross Plains
field continues at fever heat as the
oil production OF the old pennant
gasscr continues ITO increase: this
well is now reported to be making
close TO 100 barrels of oil daily in
addition TO Its gas flow and all wells
now drilling In that district are be.
ing rushed to reach this level where
1t is claimed. gushers of enormous
possibilities are suro TO he encoun-
tered by some OF the tests going
down.
Crabb and others on their Helms
No. | which encountered 20-foot
sand that produced 100000 feet OF
gas and n strong showing OF oil al
100 feet have Cased off and are now
drilling at $50 feet. Having decided
to go on to the heavier producinp
lstratas OF greater depth and II found
advisable they will later develop thi.
shallow pay with light tools SUITED
70 the purpose. Acreage in this dis,
trict Is changing hands rapidly anC
some large blocks have recently
been acquired by the larger com
panies who plan an extensive cam
paign OF developments during tn,
present summer months
Production in the district toward
Pioneer holds steady stride though
completions have been scattered anc
few this week. T. II. Slick has an
other 1,500-barrel producer on th'
Eakin tract and several others arr
due TO como in within the coming
week.
Junior OH company Atwood No
has a fishing Job at 1900 feet but
cxpecta to be drilling again within
, the next three or four days. Thi,
wen Is being closely watched as 4
is located about one-half mile wes
OF present production in virgin ter
ritory that has so far had no tes
wells drilled and should It come ir
"A producer will add n big west enc
, extension and bring developments #
, a strictly new quarter OF the field
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Getting WILCOX Sand
Unusually High in o. r.
d X. Test

The oklahoma Producing & Re
filming Corp. test I'm the northwest
corner OF tho southwest Of 22-lG-11.
south Of Sapulpa, is drilling on the
cap rock that ovcrllcs the Wilcox
sand, at 1850 feet and expect to
drill I'm today. The Wilcox sand In
this test Is running at an unusually
high elevation and the company has
the greatest expectations of COM
pleting "A deep producer. There are
many old gas wells producing from
the Tanncha sand in this immediate
vicinity, but no tests to the wilcox
pay,
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Win The Oil Men

Edward MacTaggart of Marietta,
Ohio, who has recently returned
from an extended trip to Egypt Is In
the city for 10 days or two weeks
looking after business interests. Mr.
MacTaggert arrived In Egypt Just
ahead OF the insurrection which re-
suited IN the placing OF the king on
the Egyptian throne. This, of
course" said Mr.. MacTaggert, us
ostcnsibly satisfactory TO the Brit
ish government. The Egyptian peo-
pie do not appeal to me. The beauti-
full women one sees In the moving
pictures are in reality not attractive.
Their faces are heavy, and there Is
a decided lack OF intelligence which
IL very discouraglng II one has any
idea OF getting on good terms with
them. our luck was about the same
when we arrived IN Bombay, as they
were trying to arrest Gandi. the
nonco-o operatlonist, ana believing
from what / saw that the people
were in a good frame of mind to
wreak vengeance upon all white
people, | cut my visit there some
what short. The great redeeming
feature of the visit to India was that
/ was fortunate in meeting one of
the prominent Sikh Indians who in
vited me TO his home and from him
l learned that there is hope that
within another score of years the In
dians may become better qualified
for elf-government and that the
British may grant them greater
freedom. My host was educated at
Marlborough and was a most de-
Ca ~
hts friends and of course ! was there
during the most comfortable time of
the year, when weather conditions
are at the best. My bad luck still
pursued me, because when | arrived
at Hongkong there was evidence of
the uprising which is now in full
swing and so from there, i went to
Japan and put In 10 days OF sight
seeing which gave me strong feel
ing that we should never fear Japan.
because being located on a small is
land, with congested population,
supplies necessarily limited, they are
a race of little people, with tiny
houses and the smallest OF trees and
everything on tho order OF a chrd' s
playhouse in this country. Our trip
across to Vancouver was made in
nine days with delightful weather
and smooth sea. but, believe me /
returned with the strongest kind of
feeling that ours is a good country,
and that we live here under -condi-
tions that are a thousand times bet
ter than can be found in Africa or
Asia, although they are a thousand
years ahead of US in years.
Harry Johnson, one OF the best
known old-timers is in the city and
halls now from Depew where he es-
tablished q home, and moreover is
figuring on putting in a loading rack
for the sale OF oil from the high
grade fields south OF Depew. I'VE
have town that is ideally located,
! with the best water in the world and
It is rapidly becoming the home OF
many of the oil field superintendent
who find things much TO their lil-