Pan Am and others report wildcat oil gas strikes in Lea County
Pan American Petroleum Corp reports a Mor row No 1 Plains Unit discovery in Lea County New Mexico flowing 69 barrels of distillate and 1 430 000 cubic feet of gas daily from 13 004 to 10 feet while acidizing. Socony Mobil reports Wolfcamp flow of 83 barrels of oil in seven hours at 9 518 743 feet and multiple pay zones. Blair Price Midland reports a wildcat near Odessa flowing gas and oil with bottomhole pressures and logs in progress. The three finds are within Lovington Vacuum area and near El lenburger Moss pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lea County
N. M. Pan American Petroleum Corp
Lubbock
Plains
Wildcat
Mal- Jamar
Lusk Bone Spring
Morrow
West
Tonto
Wolfcamp
Lea
N. M
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Central
Lea County
Lovington
San Andres
Ector
Blair & Price
Midland
Moss
Ector County
Odessa
Filenburger
New Texas Geologic Atlas Index Published By UT Bureau
The University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology will publish a new geologic map index in December as the first product of the Texas Geologic Atlas Project. The work, directed by Dr. Virgil E. Barnes, aims to compile 37 sheets at four miles to the inch with accompanying bibliographies and map indexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
Virgil E. Barnes
Bureau
Barnes
Tyler
Palestine-Alexandria
Texarkana
McAllen
Brownsville
Laredo
Corpus Christi
van Horn-El- Paso
U. S. Geological Survey
Hughes To Speak At Hobbs Oil Symposium
Roy N. Hughes of Phillips Petroleum Co Hobbs will speak at the Production Automation Symposium in Hobbs May 17 18 1962. His paper covers Dump Type Meters and Automatic Data Readout. He earned a 1950 mechanical engineering degree from Texas A&M and has served as senior production engineer in the Hobbs district for five years. The Hobbs Section of The Society of Petroleum Engineers sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Hughes
Phillips Petroleum Co
Hobbs
Hughes
Texas A&m. College
Society of Petroleum Engineers
Extenders Seen In South Basin Area Tests
South Basin area activity includes several outposts staked for gas distillate tests in Pecos and Ward counties. Notable entries: Wayne Moore No. 5 in Northwest Pecos 29 miles NW of Fort Stockton with a 5,100 foot drillsite. Blackston Slaughter No. 2 in Southeast Pecos testing Ellenburger. J O Engle No. 1 in Ward County for Pennsylvanian production. Perforations in Upton County test lower Bend Lime with gas and oil production observed. Carolyn Hunt Sands No. 1 Windham in South Amacker Tippett field shows gas surfacing and oil recovery as drill advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Mid‘land
Delaware
Waha
Pecos County
Wayne Moore
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Humble Oil & Refining Company No
Blackston Slaughter
Yucca Butte
TCRR
Sheffield
Upton
Lower Bend
Amacker- Tippett T
Odessa Natural Gasoline Co
Upton County
McCamey
Carolyn Hunt Sands
Dallas
Windham
Amacker-Tippett
Halliburton expands Lovington Permian Basin lab
Halliburton in Lovington New Mexico enlarges its northern Permian Basin oil field lab. John Banister Jr says new autoclave and gear boost analysis and research for cementing mixes tested under downhole conditions. Dave Sutton division chemist oversees hydraulic fracturing studies for oil and gas production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Sutton
Halliburton
Lovington, N.M
Lea County
N. M
John Banister
Lubbock
Lovington
Permian Basin
Halliburton Co
Artesia
Cortez
Eunice
Farmington
Frankel
City
Hobbs
Jal
Levelland
Roswell
Seminole
Tatum
Oil Field Service Organization
John Banister, Jr
New Mexico
Sutton
Oil Wells To Tablecloths, A Chemist’s Quip On Stains
Autoclave or consistometer simulates downhole conditions to 30 000 feet as part of cementing wells. Sutton jokes his real challenge is removing stubborn tablecloth stains, saying he would choose oil wells over tablecloths any day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tured
Sutton
Drilling Fluids Study Group Set For Oct 17 in Midland
The Southwestern District Study Committee on Drilling Fluids will meet at 1 30 pm Wednesday October 17 in the First National Bank Room Midland A business session precedes the program P H Monaghan of Humble Oil will present the paper Differential Pressure Sticking Laboratory Studies of Friction Between Steel and Mud Filter Cake The topic has been widely discussed by Oil Industry personnel All API members and interested locals are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Southwestern District Study Committee
First National Bank
First National Bank, Midland
P. H. Monaghan
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Houston
NCA
NPC
Kennedy
Stewart L. Udall
New Jersey
Plastic Pipe Edges Toward Steel in Oil Industry
Oilmen seek plastic pipe as an alternative to steel but expect limited substitution. Du Pont cuts Delrin acetal resin pipe prices noting strong oil industry acceptance. Tulsa field manager says plastic largely cuts into steel sales though steel remains essential. salt water use shows clear competition while high pressure cases remain steel favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. McManus
TULSA
UPI
J. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
Delrin
Raymond E. Brady
du Pont
Brady
Steel Company
Basin Plains Rig Count Rises to 198 in Basin
Reed Roller Bit Co. surveys show Permian Basin total rigs up to 198 this week from 193 last week with Lea County leading at 39 units. South Plains slips to 100 from 116 while New Mexico climbs to 44. Andrews and Gaines adjust with smaller gains and losses across OIL counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin
South Plains
Reed Roller Bit Co
New Mexico
Plains
Lea County
N. M
Ector
Andrews
Pecos
Gaines
Borden
Oil Well Entries in West Texas Show Multiple Wildcat Re-Entries
Several drill sites detailed with locations near Odessa Pecos Miles Wingate and L Forsyth. Entries include Ector I W Lovelady No 1 Bourland wildcat re entry pbtd 4527 feet and Reeves F W Holbrook No 1 Smith Phillips wildcat with 5381 feet depth. Additional runs mention Runneus Caraway Reichert No 1 and Runneds HI No 1 BN Dean wildcat pbtd 3240 feet and 4.625 FNWL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Lovelady
Bourland
Wildcat
Odessa
T&p Sur
Reeves
F. W. Holbrook
Smith- Phillips
Pecos
Runneus
Caraway & Reichert No
George H. Coleman
Outpost
T&no Sur
Miles
Runneds
Dean
Mr W of
Wingate
L. Forsyth Sur
Murray says oil progress outweighs slant-hole scandal
Texas Railroad Commission chairman William Murray Jr. argues conservation saved about 11 percent of a billion barrels of oil since 1942, dwarfing the slanted wells issue. He cites proration, secondary recovery, and gas flaring rules as major gains and notes fewer than one-tenth of a percent of wells are implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Skelton
Con- Houston
Texas
William Murray Jr
Railroad Commission
Murray
Commission
Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association
East Texas
Change in Texas oil rules and gas take under study
The 1962 Texas Railroad Commission faces major reform efforts as the House committee proposes nine oil law changes to tighten penalties and curb misuses. TIPRO plans a proration push at October hearings amid debates on ratable gas takes and a shift to a percentage-based allowable system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kalb
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
General Investigation Committee
Texas House of Representatives
RRC
Commission
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Assn
TIPRO
House Group
E. O. Thompson
Solomon
Railroad Commission
Coal Aims to Reverse Downward Trend in Energy Markets
National Coal Association leaders vow a broad battle to restore coal markets against rising gas competition and foreign oil imports. They target the FPC, courts, state regulators, Congress, and the marketplace, with a special push on a proposed coal slurry pipeline and a contested gas sale to utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson Sharpe
Washington
UPI
Congress
Federal Power Commission
FPC
National Coal Association
NCA
Stephen F. Dunn
Oil Field Report Notes Drilling and Abandonment Langs
A dense field report lists numerous wells across the Basin areas in Hockley Pickens Wichita and Lea Lea areas with details on drill sites Sec divisions and counties. It notes ongoing plug and abandon actions casing set depths ranging from 525 to over 14 000 feet and mentions DSTs barren cores perforations and acidizing plans. It also cites Texas oil pipeline mileage totaling 66 000 miles including trunk lines gathering lines and other infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
McFarland
Gibson Sur
Drig
Larin
Mahoney
Central Basin Arfa
University
UL Wur
Roden
Adcock
RGNG
Texas Pacific
McMurtry
WTRR
Texas
Thompson
ATS
PSL Sur
Chilton
Lab
Savage
New Mexico
Whittenburg
Indian Basin
Sun
Weaver
Conoco
Weir Drinkard
Hunt
Moreman
Bass-Federal
Buffalo
Locations And Completions In Texas Oil Fields
A detailed list of oil well locations and completions across Texas counties and adjacent areas. Entries include company names such as Terraco Inc and Gulf Oil, well numbers, sections and ranges, surface and total depths, production figures, and notes on frac activity and measurements. The compilation covers multiple fields including Andrews Fallerton, Jones, Dawson, Ector, Hockley Smyer, Loving Grice, Winkler, Ward, and others with specific well data and operator references. The piece ends with a note on the asphalt track at the Indianapolis Speedway, noting the 1962 Memorial Day race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Fallerton
James E. Calla
University
Fn&elss
UL Sur
Emma
Eten
Sinclair
Emma Cowden
T&p Sur
Elev
T'Pay
IPF
Grav
GOR
Vals Crane
Jat Pevs—Humble
Lena_ Chiles Bell
MC Sur
Tempaband Crockett—S
Crossett
Shell
Hobbs
FNEIL
H&tc Sur
TPF
Dawson—Jo-Mill
Sprah
Humble No
M. R. Stewart
Fn&wls
Elk
Slee
ECTOR
N—N/Robertson
H&j
Blk G
Ccsd&rgng Sur
Hockley—Smyer
Pan Am
Bik
M. Thompson Sur
Loving—Grice Delay
Humble
Johnson Jr
PSL
Wals Ward
Ward
Estes
F State Univ. Gao
FST
Rik
UT. Sur
Prac
WINKLER—S/Halley
Queen
Sealy & Smith
Rik A
G&mmb&a
Hendrick
Westbrook Oil Corp
Kermit
Colby
Gray
New York
Indianapolis Speedway
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Penwell
T&p Survey
Hobbs Oil
Lubbock, Texas
Crockett
West Crockett County
Grayburg
Southland Royalty Company of Midland
Vey
A. H. Adams
Monahans and Associates
J. O. Engle
Mk&t Survey
T. D. Jones
E. J. Littleton
Chaves
Cochran
Coke
Crane
Crosby
Dawson
Eddy
Fisher
Garza
Hockley
Howard
Loving
Lynn
Martin
Mitchell
Presidio
Roosevelt
Runnels
Schleicher
Scurry
Sterling
Stonewall
Terrell
Tom Green
Val Verde
Winkler
Basin
Piains
Gregg, Hen
H. A. Thomson Jr
Sutton County
Sonora
el Paso Natural Gas Co
el Paso
Senate Interior Committee
National Coal Policy Conference
NCP
West Virginia
Consolidation Coal Co
Tennessee Eastern Transmission Corp
Ohio
Eastern Seaboard
Texas Eastern
Coal
Dunn
W. W. Bayfield
United States
North Basin Area
Hockley—Pickens No
Courey
Lal
Lyc
Wichita
Csl Sur
Robertson
Glor
Terraco Inc
Wharton
Sec
KAO
Pst
Sur
Lamesa Garza Post
Gilor
Clarence A. Wheeler
T ON. McCrary
T ON. McCrary, 2.310 Fst. 2944 Fel, Sec 2 J Wo Holmes, Fers & Alm & Fom
Long
Noward—Howard-Glasscock — Wallen Prod. Co
Lannie
W&anw Sur
Timi SE -Coahoma BU
Gulf
M. Ryle
Ward-Estes
Gulf Oil Corp
W. Obnen
Lamy FW
Sur Lomi
Ward-Eates
Gulf On Corp No
Wo O'Brien
The
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