Basin Gets New Wildcats Terrell Project Test
Midland firm Chambers and Kennedy completed its Kermit area project No. 1 W. A. McCutchen in central Winkler County. The Devonian gas discovery in the Fusselman interval shows potential for 67 million cubic feet per day on a four point test, tested at depths 8 064 to 8 124 feet.
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Chambers & Kennedy, Midland
W. A. McCutchen
Winkler County
Fusselman
Crude Exploitation Targets Wildcat Fields Across Texas
Reports detail multiple oil prospects in Crane Glasscock Reeves and Ward counties with new completions. Wells include No. 3 Edwards Lumber at South Pyote paying 154 barrels daily and No. 2 Ruth Gordon in Tom Green County yielding 131.51 barrels. Delineated sites span Andrews to Midland with depths around 5 000 feet and promising readings across several blocks and surveys.
Albuquerque Geology Conference October 6 8
New Mexico Geological Society holds its Twelfth Annual Field Conference around Albuquerque October 6 8. Participants explore general geology stratigraphy structure and economic geology of areas including the Rocky Mountains Basin and Range and Colorado Plateau. Registration in Albuquerque UNM Union Building 5 10 p.m. Oct 5 and 7 a.m. Oct 6.
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New Mexico Geological Society
Albuquerque
Rocky Mountains
Basin and Range
Colorado Plateau
New Mexico Union
University of New Mexico
Sun Prepares Concho Strawn Strike Gauge
Sun Oil Co prepares to kill Strawn flow for discovery at its northwest Concho County wildcat No 1 A I B Menille nine miles northwest of Robert Lee with a nine-and-a-half inch choke. The last 24 hours show 25 barrels of lead oil 192 barrels of new oil and no water with 450 psi tubing. gas oil ratio 683 1. Production occurs through Strawn perforations 5 150 56 and 5 160 70 feet. Location is Section 472 Block 1 A H and TC survey KM south of the discovery well in the North least I A B Pennsylvanian field.
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CRANE
Gulf! Oi! Corp
McKee
Crane County
C. W. Edwards
South
Iland
Gulf Oil Corp
Doris
Monahans
Discovery
WARD
T. F. Hodge
Fort Worth
Edwards Lumber Company
Ward County
Cherry Canyon
Pyote
H&tc Survey
TOM Green
Tucker Drilling Company, Inc
L. E. Scherek
Earl Fain
San Angelo
Ruth Gordon
Strawn
Tom Green County
Christoval
Glasscock
Reeves
Crane Counties
Texas Crude Oil Co
Midland
Bernard Esunas
Dallas Independent
Big Spring
Glasscock County
Texas
Blake
Howard-Glasscock Field
W&nw
Delaware
Reeves, County
Texas Crude
Gillespie
Pecos
T&p
San Andres
J. C. Lyles
Durham Drilling Co, Inc
Martin Gentry
Wildcat
McElroy
Block S. Rooney Survey
Sun Oil Co
Concho County
I. B. Menille
Robert Lee
Northleast
Basin oil field activity noted in scattered reports
Fragmented OCR notes reference multiple wells and leases across the Central Basin, South Basiny area and Southeast New Mexico. Entries mention test preparations, rod testing, testpackers, laying to test, plug and abandon actions, and notable names like Amerada and Humble amid varied rig and lease details.
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Basly
Eathaas
New Mexico
Wilttinson
Standand-Federsh
Rotary
Sorina
Jumbie
Newt Rey
Ache
Humbie
Vederal
Dallas Company Buys Into Dorchester Corp
Georesearch Inc of Dallas announces a 4.6 million cash purchase of two thirds of Dorchester Corp stock and all outstanding first mortgage notes. Nafco Oil & Gas and other stockholders sell portions, with notes acquired mainly from Amarillo individuals. Dorchester owns 241 producing gas wells and extensive lease holdings in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.
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Dallas
Georesearch Inc
Dorchester Corp
Amarillo
Georesearch
George Rooker
Nafco Oil & Gas Inc
Dorchester
Kansas-Hugoton Field
Guymon-Hugoton Field
Oklahoma
East Panhanidle
Texas
Wildcat Drilling In Dona Ana County NM Faces Gas Shows
Recovered J C Williamson Midland reports drilling at 8 416 feet after gas shows on a drillstem in Lea County NM and gas surfaced on a one hour and twenty minute test. No dry holes yet and the project lies about 26 miles west northwest of El Paso with logs to be run.
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Pure Ofl Co
Midland
Dona Ana
el Paso
J. C. Williamson
Lea ‘County
N.M
Weststates Federal
Texaco
Irwin
Jal
Langlie-Mattix
Gulf Oil adds second Bolivian gas discovery well
Gulf Oil Corp announces Rio Grande 1 in Bolivia flowed 9,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily from a sand at 5200 feet with 1 475 psi pressure. Condensate accompanied the gas. The well sits in a 1.2 million acre Gulf block southeast of Santa Cruz near Caranda where two more producers exist or are drilling. Dividend payments reach 8 billion in eight months, up 2 percent from 1960, led by electric, gas utilities and telecoms.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Gulf Oil Corp
Bolivia
Bolivian Gulf Oil Co
Rio Grande 1
Santa Cruz
Gulf
Caranda
Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Oil demand to rise in 1961 fourth quarter says industry outlook
The Petroleum Association reports U S demand will climb in July and August 1961 driven by seasonal factors. Domestic crude stock at end August near 30 million barrels above the year-ago level but expected to ease. The outlook cites July and August demand up about 5 percent, with supply around 280 000 barrels daily.
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Washington
IPAA
Oil Men Seek Hearing On RRC Pipeline Extension Rule
Three Texas oil and gas groups joined a West Texas operator in petitioning the Railroad Commission for a hearing to contest an extension rule. They argue Crown Central Pipe Line’s plan to extend lines to Duffy's receiving station would gather crude from 18 producing wells, improving a stalled market and ensuring a more even delivery system for nearby producers.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Duffy
B. A. Dufy
Abilene
Haskelleen
Crown Central Pipe Line Co
Duffy's
West Central ‘Texas
Oil & Gas Association
North Text
Oil inventories forecast by IPAA committee update
End year outlook from IPAA Supply and Demand Committee shows crude runs of 8 to 8.1 million b/d needed, but would leave gasoline and other product stocks above forecasted levels.
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IPAA
Billions Saved By Conservation Expert States
The chief of New Mexico’s Conservation Commission, Daniel S. Nutter, cites that tight cost controls and stable prices have yielded billions in savings from better oil industry practices. He notes preconservation waste and recalls Hobbs field cooperation in 1930s, framing preservation of correlative rights as key.
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Chicago
UPI
General Electric
Daniel S. Nutter
Santa Fe
Ter
Gerald Phillippe
New Mexico Oill
Conservation Commission
Nutter
South Plains
Society of Petroleum En-Ge
AIME
Prac
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Regulatory Agency
Texas’ Rail Commission
Tvo
Hobbs
Elmer Elected INGA 1962 President
W. M. Elmer of Owensboro Kentucky, head of Texas Gas Transmission Co., was elected president of the Independent Natural Gas Association of America at the convention closing session in Houston. The three day meeting drew over 500 attendees and featured a policy address by Joseph C. Swidler, chairman of the Federal Power Commission.
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Houston
W. M. Elmer
Owensboro
Texas Gas Transmission Co
Independent Natural Gas Association of America
Joseph C. Swidler
Federal Power Commission
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