The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

state. in what IS termed tho Honld-
ton pool, in carter county. Is where
the only pool OF any gusher eize was
developed In the southern country,
This pool became leader soon
after the Cushing area started 20
decline in December, 1915; it had a
daily production OF $1,000 barrels
and produced for that year 6,412,510
barrels. The oil was not OF as high
gravity as the oil found in the north
ern district and for a while the
market price was but 65 cents a
barrel. Tho most notable feature OF
this pool was the amount OF pay
sand that was found, In some in
stances as much as 800 feet being
uncovered
The best Of trs wells found was
the initial test OF watchorn and
others in 6-4-B, which had an in
itial production OF $500 barrels.
This well, like others in the pool,
held up very well on account OF the
sand body. The Mc-Man oil COM
pany had two wells that made 4,S00
barrels initial production. They were
on the Ward farm, and were No. 10
and No. 26. They produced from
the sand found from 900 to 1900
and in 6-4-s, Skelly & sankey fin
lshed No. 3. good for 400 barrels,
at 1900 feet, and No. was rated
as n <,O00sbarrel we'll These we're
the large wells OF the Eeaidtou pool,
with many others that made from
1000 TO a.000 barrels, Interesting
developments are looked for from
this area, as well as other portions
in the southern tier OF counties,
where late developments have
opened some new pools. In the
Duncan pool in Stephens county
some 2s0O0-barrol wells were pro-
duced last fall.
Wells In various Districts
Another area OF interest whore
Esoms large wells we're uncovered
was the Billings pool in Noble
county, where the Mid-Co Petro-
leum company started activities In
1915. The best well of this develop
ment was in 1523-2w. and was the
No. 3 Neil of the Humphreys Petro-
leum company. 1t had an initial
production OF 1000 barrels. This
was in the 2,000-foot sand, which
proved very prolific, other good
wells around 1900 barrels being
found. CARRIER, in Garfield county,
and near the Billings pool has sup
piled aome good-size wells of a high
gravity oil. Best OF the ones in this
area was a $500 barrel well on the
BelyeAl farm in 242214w, owned by
the Healdton Oil & Gas GO. Sever
al other wells were found that
started off with an initial production
OF 100 barrels hourly.
Kay county, in the northern por-
| ton OF the state, has been credited
with soms large wells. but they have
been under 1900 barrels. Tho best
found is that OF tho Duluth-Okia-
honA Oil company in the northeast
| OF the southwest OF 6-2S-i, which
was credited with an initial produc-
ton OF 4,20o barrels, This was In
the S,3O0-foot eand and in the
! Blackwell pool. In the Ponca de-
velopment the largest well belonged
to the Marland Refining company.
which made 3,400 barrels at 3,si5
| feet. It wss in ABB, and was ON
| the G. II. Brett farm. In the New
kirk pool there was nothing over
1000 barrels finished.
At Yale. in Payne county. "a deep
sand was discovered several years
aso-ths Bartlesville--and 1t pro-
duced some good wells, the largest
belonging to tho Magnolia Petro-
leurn Co. In No. 1 Prowat. 6-1p-e-
which started off at 1900 barrels
daily. other wells OF a like size
were found. In Muskogee county,
the largest we'll of record was In
9-14-l8, which came in with an In
/ ltial production Of 1880 barrels, but
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