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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

DEL RIO, Tex, Aug. 1.-After
being shut down several weeks for
repairs, No. / of Independent Operator
resumed drilling Tuesday and went
into a sand with a strong showing of
oil and gas. Bailing Of the water be-
gan Tuesday afternoon and the sand
viii be tested within the next few
days. Drillers believe that a good
producer will be completed, opening a
field in this section.
When heavy showing Of oil was
encountered in the East Del Rio we'll
at 1927 feet last week, a lead and
wood plug was set in the hole and
work of bailing the water and oil was
started.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
STANDARD SUCCESSFUL

The Transcontinental Petroleum
company STANDARD of n. j. next to
the Mexican Seaboard and the Pan
American Eastern was the most ac-
tive operator having drilled 55 wells
from January ], TO June 30, of which
IA were producers for an estimated
initial production of 42,510 barrels,
with the production coming from
either Cacalilao or hacienda Pacien-
cia which the Standard subsidiary is
operating on 80 per cent basis for
the Penn Mex Fuel company.
The Royal Dutch Shells Mexican
subsidiary, Cha. Mexicana-Hola
la Corona" S. A., was the next in
the point of activity with A wells of
which IL were producers for 1880
barrels. Followed by the Mexican Gulf
which drilled Al wells of which ii
were producers for 14,S10 barrels in
itial production, most of this came
from Corcovado with success coming
only after the Gulf had drilled IL dry
holes on tho nronorty
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
BIG OIL DEAL.

The Vacuum Oil Company which
opcrntes large refineries on the At.
lantic seaboard and is large buyer
Of high gravity Mid-Continent crude
oils, has made n contract with Phil
lips Petroleum Company for 100000
barrels of Burbank crude at reported
price of 80 cents premium above the
posted market 10 be delivered after
January ], 1926. This company is
also said TO be testing the. oil in the
Thomas pool relative 70 making a
contract with Marland Oil Company
for a similar amount for its 1926 re-
quiremcnts.
Oklahoma daily average production
increased about $500 barrels fhe past
week. reports from field pipelines
showing the gain Hs coming from the
Braman field and an otherwise sharp
decline in Oklahoma was thus offset
oy the sensational nature OF Braman
production.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
COAST OUTPUT
DECREASES
IN WEEK
New Producers Fail to
Offset Decline in Daily
Production.

Competitions for the Gulf Coast
showed a considerable pickup during
the week just ended and there was a
gain in initial production as compared
to the prior week. Total daily aver
age production for the entire district,
however, decreased more than 1000
barrels.
This apparent paradox can be ex-
planned by the fact that in no coastal
field at this time, with the possible
exception of South Liberty, are suffi-
Gent wells being drilled to offset the
natural decline of the old producers.
South Liberty does show slight in
crease generally, but more work is 60
ing on in that field than in any other
in the coast, and if drilling were halt
cd for a single week, the output would
show a droD.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
proven POOL
GETS MANY
TESTS
Nearly 100 Rigs Running
m Caldwell Territory
to Boost Output.

LoCKHART. Tex, Aug. The
Lockhart oil field is undergoing its
second and greatest drilling campaign.
More than GO rigs are running in the
main field. with approximately 40 rum
ming and preparing to spud in,
through out the Lockhsrt territory.
The boom is partly due to several
large lease deals in the proven area
and the beginning of drilling cam
paigns by several companies. Wither-
spoon Oil Company, c. NJ. Cope,
Brownlee and Pope, Magnolia Petrol
cum Company. TeTis Company Gulf
Production Company and Sun OIL
Company are the most active at the
present time in the proven territory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

were producers for 94,350 barrels, all
in hacienda Cacalilao with the excep-
tion of a 5O-barrel well in Las Piedras.
The company completed but two wells
in the light oil district during the
period in question; a wildcat buster
IN Santa Amalia and a salt water well
in Toteco. Among its drilling were
two wildcat wells in Naranjo, San
Luis Potosi, in both of which consid.
cradle gas and a small quantity of oil
were encountered. In addition to its
drilling in the Tampico district the
Mexican Seaboard is the only company
IN the Republic, with the exception of
the Mexican Eagle, doing any work in
other parts of the country, with opera
tons going on at two widely sepa-
rated points in the State of Chiapas
and five wells drilling at San Carlos,
Vera Cruz, on the lsthmus of Tehuan-
fence
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
MANY LOCATIONS.

Many locations have been made for
new wells in the proven field and per-
mits granted for drilling them. Der
ricks will be erected Immediately, ma
chinery moved on and the tests spud-
ded IN.
The fact that 400 feet of oil was
found in the Lucey Petroleum Com
pany's No. 5 Palmer. at the east edge
of the pool, has caused much optimism
among lesseholders in that section.
This well was drilled TO the 1jOO-fOot
mark several months ago and aban-
doned as a dry hole. the operators
thinking that it proved the edge of the
.Iockhart field to the east. The big
surprise came recently when the super
lintendent of the company found il TO
be filling with oil Work has been
resumed on the well and it viii be com.
pleted and put on the pipeline. 1t viii
make about 200 barrels.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
BRAKES GIVE WAY.

While bailing, the brakes gave way
and the sand reel was jerked to the
top Of the derrick, where it remained
until removed by workmen. Repairs
we're ordered by wire and battling will
be resumed as soon as possible.
The geological conditions in the
East Del Rio well are said to be excel
lent.
The Independent Operators test is
seven miles east Of Del Rio and six
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
FIELD EXTENDED.

The field got its greatest surprise
late in the week when No. j IA. +.
Brewer, drilled by 2. and H Drilling
Company, struck a good showing. at
1870 feet in the Serpcntine formation.
Casing was set ani the well is being
bailed. II will make at least 20 to
800 barrels when completed.
This well extends the field several
locations to the north and opens
large area for development in that
district. 1t is on a 100-acre tract ad-
Joining the Sun company's properly
on the north. Several dry holes TO the
east and west of this tract have caused
operators to believe that the field
will have another extension in the
north similar to the one in the south.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
DRILLING INCREASES.

Should this new district in the
north be developed as quickly as the
one in the south, thisfield will see
another campaign even greater than
the present one.
Five competitions for initial produc-
fion Of 1900 barrels helped TO keep the
fields production steady and many
new wells near the pay will greatly
increase it. c. NJ. Cope completed No.
4 Beatty ut around 1895 feet for 300
barrels. Texas company got 300
barrel well in its u Beatty at 13j2
feet. Magnolia Petroleum company's
Nos. and 9 Beatty were completed at
1850 feet for 200 barrels apiece. No.
Cardwell, first 10 be drilled by
Witherspoon Oil company on its re-
Gently purchased lease. came in for
800 barrels at ESQ feet. The com
pany's Nos. : and are near the pro-
duction depth.
Sun Oil company set casing In Its
No. ] Stacy wildcat at 400 feet and
will sink the well TO 200 feet If pro-
duction is not found at a shallower
depth.
Witherspoon's No. ] Chessar is
drilling at 1900 IN the Austin.
Glover No. ], being drilled by
Patton. is drilling at POO feet.
All Of the wells in Bastrop county
are shut down due TO the lack Of water
in that section.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
sEABOARD LEADS.

The Mexican Seaboard Oil Company
lead all others in the amount Of drill
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RARE CAVE PEARLS ON DISPLAY
IN NATIONAL MUSEUM EXHIBIT
National Geographic Society Presents Unique Prod
uct of Carlsbad CaUern-Science Puzzled by
Natures Oddities.

The exhibition lodged in the Ma
tional Museum for the inspection of
the Capitals thousands of visitors
shows the broad range of the work of
water in the cave. Here water has
made war club. again it has woven
the f1imSiest stone lace. There are a
number of pieces that might have
come from the famed sea gardens of
Bermuda. Agriculture is represented
by yellow limestone "cob of corn"
Contortions Puzzling.
Some of the cave oddities afford puz-
zles which have proved too deep for
the cave explorers themselves. For
example, there is the problem of eX-
regularly downward should suddenly
turn at right angles, grow horizontal
for a way and then return meekly to
Newtons law of gravitation again by
doing another column right" And
why should a stalactite, after some
years of growing downward, start
growing in a cone toward the ceiling?
And how can a Gordian knot and a
Medusa head be made in stone? No
satisfactory scientific explanation has
been advanced for these peculiar con-
tortionS.
That stalactites and stalagmites, the
limestone twins of caves, have rings
showing annual growths just like
trees is revealed IN cross sections cut
polished and on exhibition. There is
a basis, but not with as accurate a
measure as found in trees, for calcu-
lating the age Of the stone iCicleS by
Evening star., 1925-04-17

Rare cave pearls" odd ornaments
made by nature out of the same sort
of oriental alabaster as some of Tut
h-Amen's vases, and large photo
graphs of the great cavern where
they were found, are features of an
exhibit of Carlsbad Cavern. presented
by the National Geographic Society
to the National Museum.
The exhibit is mounted on the main
floor of the museum here.
The pearls and coraline ornaments
were brought back by the National
Geographic Societys expedition to
Carlsbad Cavern, which was led by
DR.. Willis It. Lee of Washington. Ex-
ploration has esta blished the cavern
as one of the most marvellous in the
world in it's wealth of cave "furni-
ture" and the immensely of it's cham
bers. President Coolidge set it aside
as a national monument, and the Ma
tional Park Service is now develop
ing plans which will make its Won
ders as easily available to tourists as
are the beauties of other American
natural wonders-the geysers of Yel-
lowstone, the Grand Canyon and the
redwoods of California.
Typical stalactites. hanging in the
same dense inverted forest of sprouts
to be found in the cavern, depend in
cluster from the top of the case.
Some of these are young and some
fairly old. The younger Stalactites
are ordinarily distinguished by hol-
low tube through the center. In the
cavern the explorers broke off the
end of one of these brittle stalactites
and thereupon had a faucet from
which they secured drinking water
Large Pearls Misshapen.
The best cave pearls are truly
spherical. They are cleaning white
with natural gloss. Carlsbad Cavern
is the only cave in the United States
which is known to have these unique
cave products. The largest spherical
pearls" are about an inch in diam
eter Still larger pearls" like the
larger pearls of the sea, are mis-
shapen. One in the exhibit is almost
as large as a hens egg.
Cave pearls" are found in pools
on the floors of certain chambers of
Carlsbad Cavern. These pools are
formed by water heavily charged with
calcium carbonate dropping from the
ceiling Tiny fragments Of stone fall
into the pool and the dissolved rock in
the water begins to form about these
particles. The splash of the drop i'm
parts a slight motion to the seed
pearl" keeping it from being fastened
TO the cave floor. Miniature BuddhaS
are inserted into oysters in China to
make pearl Buddhas, and in like
way cave pearls" take on the shape
of the original particle. If 1t be
length of stalactite, there grows a
polished rod that looks for all the
world like peppermint candy.