Exploration Set In Southeast Lea County Oil Drills Planned
Continental Oil Co plans to drill No 2M Warren Unit Pederalas 2-4 21Hoo Grayborg and San Andes wildcats seven miles north of Wunice in southeast Lea County. Midwest Oil Corp No 145 State schedules a 10 000 foot project 12 miles northeast of Cape Tork in northwest Lea County with 157 barrels of fluid 49 percent acid water from perforations at 8676 feet. Skelly Oil Co No 1-6 West Jal west of Jelin southeast Lea County reports gas and distillate from perforations at 12 000 feet, producing 5 350 000 cubic feet per day and 78 barrels of distillate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Co
Warren
Grayborg
San Andes Wildcat
Wunice
Lea County
Warren Field
Malcomar
West Len
Atelantic
Refinins Co
Midwest Oil Corp. No
Cape Tork
Setion
U Vows Gas
Skelly Oil Co
Jal
Jelin
Drilling Test Report From Chaves County Well No. 2
Cabot Corp conducted a drilling test near Tobac Pennayl pool in Chaves County. The No 2 Signal State project flowed gas after 63 minutes with 20 barrels of oil per hour for two hours and oil cut mud was encountered with no water. Initial bottomhole pressure reached 3 112 pounds, fluctuating to 3 913 pounds with a 2 862 pound bottomhole pressure at 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Cabot Corp
Signal State
Caprock
East
Chaves Coun
Ty 1
Oil Recovered At Wildcat In Nolan County
Perry M. Bass reports oil and gas findings in Nolan County at No 1 Reese wildcat three miles northwest of an area with 884 feet of gas in drill pipe and 20 feet of oil bearing test. Initial bottomhole pressure 2053 pounds per square inch, final shut in pressure 41 pounds after 30 minutes. Location 660 feet from north and 1980 feet from past ties of Section 1 Block 2 T&P survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry M. Bass
Reese
Cat
North Nolansere
T&p Surevey
Project Staked In Terry County Oil Well
Service Oil Co. plans No. LB Adair offset to Fusselman discovery three miles southwest of Wellman in Terry County. The well targets 3400 feet and sits 660 feet from south and west lines of Section 43, Block DP, John J. Gibson survey. Kent-Socony Mobil plugs No. 1 Fleming Foundation Noodle Creek wildcat eight miles southeast of Clairemont in Kent County. Drilled to 4498 feet, 660 feet from south and east lines of Section 6 Block PSL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Oil Co
Adair
Fusselman
Cotten
Wellman
Terry County
John J. Gibson
Wildcat
Kent
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Fleming Foundation
Noodle Creek
Clairemont
Kent County
Murphy H. Baxter
Midland
Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Rojo ‘Cadullos
Pennsylvania
Wildcat Drilling Plans Span West Texas Regions
The text lists several prospectors and oil companies planning multiple wildcat wells across West Texas counties. Pecos, Tom Green, Crockett, and adjacent areas show 7,000 to 9,900 foot tests, with drill sites described relative to section lines and landmarks near Fort Stockton Grass Roots Rojo Cadullos Rubenik pools, and University Lands.
Commission Sets Austin Hearings
The Texas Railroad Commission announced two oil hearings in Austin on August 5. At 9 a.m. the focus is temporary field rules for the Circle Bar Ellenburger Field in Ector County. at 2 p.m. Service Pipe Line Co. seeks LPG storage and disposal wells in the Coonselase and Slaughter Field of Hockley County with specific wells listed for storage and injection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
Wednessding
Circle Bar
Ellenburger
Ector County
Hockley County
Selado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lea
Soth
Wes
West Sal
Gan Dine Avery
Ail Oi & Gas Co
Tobae
Chaves County
Nolan County
Pecos
Gulf Oil Corp
Paul Bleakley
Grass Roots
Devonian
Yates
Block
H&gn
Tom Green
H,c. Hood
Pan American Corp
Midand
H. Rape
San Angelo
Tom Green County
H. Fey
Tworwell
Rubenik
Crockett — McGrath &Smith
No. AA University
Barnhart
Crockett County
University
Sur
Redi
Avalanche
Journal Ave
Jon Snorette Worpomases
Kat
Peau ' Lesabre
Dickey
Pat
Commission
H.L. Hynley
Charleston
S. C
Sai
14Th & J
Kroehler
Heywood Wakefield
Earl
Reguilar
Redbud Square
Jane Cook
MGR
Cmeucin
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