anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-07

Anaheim Gift Shop Polychrome Specials BOOK ENDS Regular $4.50 pair at $1.95 and $2.50 pair CANDLE STICKS Regular $4.00 and $5.00 values at $1.95 and $2.45 pair ELECTRIC BOUDOIR LAMPS Cord and socket complete $2.95 and $3.95 each JEWEL BOXES Regular $3.50 values $1.95 and $2.45 LARGE FLOOR LAMPS Worth $25.00 NEWS HUNTINGT The Amalgamated rig up on the Deer startdrilling in a No. 3 is in the graft indications are necessary to go deep 6 at 3427 is testing menting looks like ton No. 7 and Peac completed. The A built up a product to 1400 barrels da. The Argonaut Co fast time drilling Drilling is now at 20 Wilson No. 1, now wells in the field, at 800 barrels. At Huff No. 1, dr at 4367 and the 8 Ashton No. 3 is also ed, the 8 inch being enport No. 2 set pl enport No. 1, the week, is not making ing. It flows by he and is averaging all day. Rigging up-for car way at the Federal No. 1. Rotary progress 2541 on account of m Jack McKeon ha tract to drill and p if there is any oil State No. 1. Riggin the first of the week. The General Petrity No. 1 is sliding column. At 3910 t hard shell with o showings of oil Drill for a test well. Frank Wakeley's C ed drilling out yes and is bailing for a cementing was done. The Gypay Oil Sy ed as one of the small have made good at has a daily produ rels. No. 1 is make 2 is doing 250 barr Cord and socket complete $2.95 and $3.95 each JEWEL BOXES Regular $3.50 values $1.95 and $2.45 LARGE FLOOR LAMPS Worth $35.00 $16.50 and $17.95 Also Many Beautiful BUSTS and FIGURES at Special Prices LARGE TABLE LAMPS Equipped for two globes, worth $15 at— $7.95 and $9.95 —A small deposit secures any article in our store. Anaheim Music & Novelty Co. Next to Fairyland H. J. EFKER Chaffees "WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT" Just Three More Days of Chaffee's Bread Special —Until the close of business, Saturday, December 10th, we will give any two loaves of the following kinds of bread for fifteen cents each. Just Three More Days of Chaffee’s Bread Special —Until the close of business, Saturday, December 10th, we will give any two loaves of the following kinds of Bread for fifteen cents. MULTIGRAIN GRAHAM WHOLE WHEAT Two Loaves for Fifteen Cents Have you seen our Christmas Gifts on display? The array will enable you to select just the right gift for each person you wish to remember. Dependable Stores Selling Dependable Foods. OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state board of examiners in optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty-three years’ experience makes our name stand for SERVICE. Using the Vertex Lenses for testing together with the most scientific instruments on the market. Dr. WALTER R. BLAKELY — OPTOMETRIST — Office Over S. Q. R. Store Hours, Except Sunday 8 to 12; 1 to 5:30 Special Appointment By Request If you have a spare room a HERALD WANT AD will find a tenant for you. NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS HUNTINGTON BEACH The Amalgamated Oil Company has a rig up on the Denison lease and will start drilling in a few days. Fowler No. 3 is in the gray sand at 3150 and indications are such that it will be necessary to go deep. Huntington No. 6 at 3427 is testing water and the cementing looks like a "job." Huntington No. 7 and Pearce No. 2 are rigs completed. The A. O. Company has built up a production that runs close to 1400 barrels daily. The Argonaut Company is making fast time drilling on No. 2, Turley Drilling is now at 2600 in sandy shale. Wilson No. 1, now one of the best wells in the field, is flowing steadily at 800 barrels. At Huff No. 1, drilling was stopped at 4367 and the 8 inch set at 4361. Ashton No. 3 is also standing cemented, the 8 inch being set at 3746. Davenport No. 2 set pipe eat 2615. Davenport No. 1, the big well of last week, is not making much of a showing. It flows by heads spasmodically and is averaging about 150 barrels a day. Rigging up for cable tools is underway at the Federal Consolidated's No. 1. Rotary progress was stopped at 2541 on account of mechanical trouble. Jack McKeon has taken the contract to drill and put on production, if there is any oil there in Golden State No. 1. Rigging up work started the first of the week. The General Petroleum's Community No. 1 is sliding into the doubtful column. At 3910 the formation is hard shell with only the faintest showings of oil. Drilling will continue for a test well. Frank Wakeley's Golden Dome started drilling out yesterday and today and is bailing for a water test. The cementing was done at 2860 feet. The Gypay Oil Syndicate now listed as one of the small companies that have made good at Huntington Beach has a daily production of 450 barrels. No. 1 is making 200 and No. 2 is doing 250 barrels. No. 3 set a Towers Community No. 1 is one of the choice wells of the field. It is producing about 700 barrels. Columbia 3-1, the Petroleum Midway's first well, still continues to make close to 100 barrels daily. The Republic Petroleum finds that some water still persists in coming in with the production at No. 2. Rescent pumping tests show that this well will do about 200 barrels. With the water off the production will undoubtedly come up another 100 barrels. No. 1 continues to be a "whale" of a well, it averaging 700 barrels a day. The Rhoades Oil Company's three wells were off production yesterday. No. 1 is drilling into production at a 2385. No. 2 is cleaning out at 2378 and expected back at 125 or 150 barrels. No. 3 is also cleaning out and a production increase expected. Rio Bravo No. 2 drilled to 2360 feet is being prepared for production. This well showed a lot of rich oil sand and should make something. The old La Hunt Oil Company's well No. 1 is now operating under the name of the Royal United Syndicate. Rigging up work is underway and actual drilling will start in a few days. Bolsa No. 4 completed at 2549 is one of the Standard's banner wells at Huntington Beach. This well started off with an initial flow of 850 barrels and is making a record for gravity, the oil running close to 28. Bolsa No. 5 is drilling at 1500, and No. 6 is building rig. On the Huntington A lease No. 4 is drilling by pipe at 2900. Nos. 9 and 7 stand cemented at 2535 and 2790, respectively. A-13 at 3154 is fishing for drill pipe. Nos. 15 and 16 stand cemented. No. 17 shut off water at 2000 and is drilling ahead. No. 58 is a location. Huntington B-2 is drilling out at 4254 and will soon be drilling into production. B-6 shut water at 2138 and is drilling at 2400. B-7 shows 2400 feet of hole. Lumber is on the ground for B-8 and B-9. Huntington D-1 stands cemented at 2664. The Fisher Oil Company has a string of left hand pipe at work getting out the lost drill pipe at 3150 feet. Progress is being made. Jack Doyle, famous fight promoter, intends to assume the role of an oil producer. Doyle secured property north and east of the Oceanic's No. 1 and has a rig up for the first well. Drilling on the General Petroleum's Bixby No. 1 is now close to 3900 feet. The formation shows sandy shale, but no oil indications. The National Crude drilled out the cement at 3100 feet and is now balling for a water test. Success on shutting off the water will mean that this company will be on the production list soon. The Oceanic Oil Company is bailing for a test on the water at 3220. The fluid is balling down and the hole fills rapidly with oil. Conditions are rather favorable for a shutoff. The petroleum Midway started work on three new wells this week, Rigging up is under way at McDavid, lumber is on the ground for Griswold No. 1 and Rosenfield No. 1. Ellis No. 1 shows 2700 feet in the shale, Brown No. 1 is a rig. At 1865 feet Petitfells Syndicate set at 12112 and cemented. Drilling is at 2500 feet in the shale. Progress to date has been good. The Standard Oil Company now has seven wells under in the Long Beach field, Alamitos No. 1 at 2900 feet in hard sand, Farnsworth No. 1 is drilling at 2300, Lomita No. 1 at 900, L.B.T & S.at 2100, Patricia No. 1 at 1900, and Sylvester No. 1 at 2600. At Torrence No. I an attempt is being made to pull the 4 inch and go deeper, the hole is 4485. On the Bixby tract roads are being constructed for No. 2 a second test well for the property. At 2846 the Sandburg Petroleum: Company set at 814 at No. I Bailing for a test will be made before the end ITY No. 1 is sliding into the doubtful column. At 3910 the formation is hard shell with only the faintest showings of oil. Drilling will continue for a test well. Frank Wakeley's Golden Dome started drilling out yesterday and today and is bailing for a water test. The cementing was done at 2860 feet. The Gypsy Oil Syndicate now listed as one of the small companies that have made good at Huntington Beach has a daily production of 450 barrels. No. 1 is making 200 and No. 2 is doing 250 barrels. No. 3 set a string of 10 inch at 2322. The Gypsy drilled and completed three wells without an accident, a mishap, or a fishing job and has made quite an enviable record for itself. The Holly Sugar Company failed to get a shut off at 3408 and is getting ready to drill deeper and set a second string of pipe, 8 inch. Huntington Central No. 1 is now producing about 225 barrels a day. Regular shipments are being made from the well now. It is the intention to drill out on No. 2 before the end of the week, pipe being set here at 3645. An attempt was made to clean out and get production at Huntington Owners No. 1 with compressed air. Intention was to force air down through the tubing and produce the oil. The well seems to carry a lot of sand and for this reason the compressed air did not prove effective. The well is being cleaned out to go back on the rods and tubing. The Huntington Royalty Oil Company is a new concern that has just made its appearance at Huntington Beach. The new company is backed by W. W. Bush and H. E. Hinkley of Ontario and the W. P. Weaver Drilling Company of Huntington Beach. The new concern is building a rig on Lots 3, 4 and 6, and is putting lumber on the ground for a rig on Block 7-11. The Invaders Oil Company (Phil Weaver) carrying 41-2 had the misfortune to have the pipe part and drop at 3055. Fishing for the pipe is underway. Drilling on Machris Bros. No. 2 is now at 1260 feet. No. 1 has settled down to a daily average of 350 barrels. The oil is running better than 23 gravity. Huntington Union No. 1 (McIntyre) is now drilling at 3700 feet. The sandy shale is showing some colors and a quantity of gas. After standing for four months Metcalf-Hinkley No. 1 is drilling out the cement and will be making a water test this week at 2266 feet. The Krohn-Suttle Oil Company, one of the newest concerns at Huntington Beach, had the misfortune to have its first new rig to blow down. The rig leveled by the wind is being rebuilt. Drilled to 3725 feet and showing up splendidly the Miller Syndicate had made preparations to set 8 inch at the above depth. On running in the oil string it was found that it would be building rig. On the Huntington A lease No. 4 is drilling by pipe at 2900 Nos. 9 and 7 stand cemented at 2535 and 2790, respectively. A-13 at 3154 is fishing for drill pipe. Nos. 15 and 16 stand cemented. No. 17 shut off water at 2000 and is drilling ahead. No. 58 is a location. Huntington B-2 is drilling out at 4254 and will soon be drilling into production. B-6 shut water at 2138 and is drilling at 2400. B-7 shows 2400 feet of hole. Lumber is on the ground for B-8 and B-9. Huntington D-1 stands cemented at 2664, D-2 is a rig standing, and D-3 is a location. E-3 at 2569 is showing a lot of gas and had to be mudded heavily. E-4 stands cemented at 2263, and E-5 is a rig. Thompson No. 1 at 2955 is drilling deeper and will go after a lower sand. Surf No. 2 is testing water at 1937. The Sure Shot Oil Company is having some trouble getting its well on production. Drilled to 2337 sand has prevented the well from coming into anything like regular production and it is the intention now to pull the 6 inch and redrill the well. The Sun Oil Company's test well No. 3 is now drilling at 2635 and is in sandy brown shale. Drilling is going nicely and some good showings have been logged. No. 4 sanded up and is cleaning out. No. 1 stands cemented at 2436 and No. 5 is a rig. E.J.Miley's State Consolidated No. 1 is drilling by pipe at 3100 feet, and has 200 feet more to go before getting on bottom. Seven wells is the drilling program for the Talbert Oil Company on the Hurlbert property west of the Vista Del Mar's No. 2. Lumber is on the ground for No. 1 and others are to follow soon. The Talbert Oil Company's producer is running around 200 barrels. The Union Oil Company is taking no chances with Newlands No. 2. Running the core barrel every ten feet a careful and close log of the well is being kept. Drilling is now at 3000 feet in brown shale. Copeland No. 2 is in the oil sand at 2955, cemented at 2940 and is ready for inspection. Copeland No. 6 at 2100 is in sticky brown shale. Hill Community No.1 set 10 inch at 2000 feet. Brooks No.1 is drilling at 1000 feet. The Union's production was boosted with the advent of No.3. Copeland This well came in a 550 barrel well at 3700 feet. Copeland No.1 is doing about 125 barrels and will be drilled deeper soon. Copeland No.5 stands steadily at 400 barrels. BREA-FULLERTON At 2120 feet the drill pipe twisted off in the Delke-Thomas Syndicate, leaving 14 stands in the hole. Most of the pipe is now out and drilling will be going ahead again in a few days. The drilling has been mostly in hard sand. The Columbia Oil Company has No.39 drilling in the oil sand at 2350 and this well will be going on production soon. At Brea Columbia, Fisher No.2 stands cemented at 3320 and Pico After standing for four months Metcalf-Hinkley No. 1 is drilling out the cement and will be making a water test this week at 2205 feet. The Krohn-Suttle Oil Company, one of the newest concerns at Huntington Beach, had the misfortune to have its first new rig to blow down. The rig leveled by the wind is being rebuilt. Drilled to 3725 feet and showing up splendidly the Miller Syndicate had made preparations to set 8 inch at the above depth. On running in the oil string it was found that it would not go through the ten inch. The setting of the 8 inch will probably be delayed a few days. E. J. Miley has spudded in and started on No. 3. The depth of the hole is now 600 feet and some fast drilling time can be expected on No. 3. No. 2 set pipe at 2569, the 10-inch. Miley No. 1 continues to produce about 450 barrels daily. The Miley-Keck Oil Company has decided not to move the rig at No. 1 and is putting in the rotary to drill by and on at 2590. No. 2 at 2920 continues to make about 35 barrels a day. No. 3 is a rig. No. 4, the big well, continues to hold steadily at 400 barrels. No. 5 is rigging up and will be ready to go in a few days. The cement was drilled out at O'Donnel No. 1 at 3510, the results of the bailing test is to be passed on today or tomorrow by the state mining bureau. Experts are looking for a big well. Conditions seem favorable for a nice well at that. Owing to being sanded up and the muddy condition of Pantages No. 1, this well has lost about ten days' production. The well seems to have heavily sanded up and it will be some little job to get cleaned out and going again. Petitfells Syndicate No. 2 is now one of the big wells of the field. Yesterday's flow production ran close to 700 barrels. No. 3 is drilling at 2000 feet in brown shale. The Petroleum Company has made but little progress on Brown No. 1 and fishing continues at 4030 for drill pipe. Porter No. 2 is now a completed rig. Harriman No. 1 is a rig and Krahaling No. 1 stands suspended at 685 feet. Vollmer Meyer No. 1 at 3450 failed to flow and the Petroleum Midway is swabbing the well further in the hope that it will start. Smythe No. 1 at 3620 failed to produce when swabbed and is now being tubed for pumping. Elliott No. 1 drilled out at 2800 and is ready for a water test. Columbia 2-1 at 3400 is showing up nicely. BREA-FULLERTON At 2120 feet the drill pipe twisted off in the Delke-Thomas Syndicate, leaving 14 stands in the hole. Most of the pipe is now out and drilling will be going ahead again in a few days. The drilling has been mostly in hard sand. The Columbia Oil Company has No. 39 drilling in the oil sand at 2350 and this well will be going on production soon. At Brea Columbia, Fisher No. 2 stands cemented at 3320 and Pico No. 2-at 3500 is in sandy shale. Pueentel-A, the deep test well, is now drilling at 1325 in the hard sand. The Fullerton Oil Company is spudding in on No. 17. The location and grade has been made for No. 18. No. 16, a recent completion is making close to 300 barrels. At Olinda the Chansler-Canfield Midway has No. 94 drilling at 3675. The well is in sandy shale showing lots of oil and gas. 95 is a rig. On the old Graham-Loftus lease the Union has one well drilling, Graham-Loftus No. 53. Drilling on iron at 3200 feet, progress is slow. LONG BEACH Ramsey-Municipal No. 1, the big well that started off looking like a 1000 barrel producer, has settled down to a steady flow of 400 barrels. This well was completed at 3121, the 10 inch was set at 2470, and 3120 feet of 6 inch was put in. The well is making 22.5 gravity oil and is free from sand and water. Until Mr. Ramsey arrives from Oklahoma no plans for further development work will be given out. The California-Mexican Petroleum Syndicate's No. 1 on Signal Hill is scheduled for the next producer. Drilling stopped at 3086 and about 200 feet of as rich an oil sand as can be found in any well was drilled through, and the management have every reason to believe that a six or seven hundred barrel well will be brought in. The screen pipe is in and the washing down process is under way. Last week's report referred to this company as the California-Mexican Petroleum Company, an error being made in the name. All information under the head of Cal-Mex Petroleum Company should refer to California Mexican Petroleum Syndicate. The Crest Oil Company run in a string of 8 inch and recemented at 2932 feet. A test of the shutoff has been made and drilling is now going into the sands at 2985. Crest Con- Wednesday, December 7, 1921. C. L. THOMPSON Phone Fullerton 515 R. H. THOMPSON THOMPSON BROS. 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