anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-29

PAGE TWO FAGEOL Sales and Service J. J. DeVaux 328 W. Center St. Anaheim Ellis Transfer & Moving LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING 119 E. Center St. Phone 310J NEWS FROM THE Amalgamated Brings In Oil Well at Huntington The Amalgamated Oil Company's Huntington No. 6 completed at 3670 is one of the field's best wells for the week. The Amalgamated Oil Company spent an extra ten thousand dollars this week on this well and brought it in absolutely clean. The oil is running 26 gravity, and the production is between 350 and 400 barrels. The 6 inch was landed in Huntington No. 6 at 3659. Huntington No. 7 is rigged up and ready to spud in. Denison No. 1 is at 1300 in sandy shale. Pierce No. 1 spudded in and made 600 feet. Fowler No. 2 continues to be the A. Co.'s big well, producing 600 daily. At Johnson No. 1 the Argonaut Oil Company set 2580 feet of 10 and cemented. The bottom of the hole is 2587. Turley No. 2 set 8 inch at 3253 and is ready to drill out and go ahead. The Bell of Montebello is drilling out the cement again and getting ready to make a water test at 2360. The bottom of the hole is given at 2500 feet. Ready for Production Weather conditions did not permit the bringing in of Ed No. 1 last week. The off and all that remain the installation of the connections and swab the barrel well is the pre-one. The Eddystone Oil Co. to get a shut off on the Huff No. 1 at 4361 and Ashton No. 1 fell off and is now deepening Ashton No. 3 is waiting test at 3746. Davenport into the oil sand and port No. 3 spudded in feet. At 4200 the General Munity No. 1 is drill shell. With the except soft spots the shell been running now for The Gypsy Syndicate cured an O.K. on the 22332 and is now drilling oil sand. No. 2 continue 260 barrels and No. 1 h h 220. Huntington Central Work has been resistingington Central No. 2 was drilled out at 3651 ns though the water isington Central No. 1 p better than 5000 barrel stockholders last month. Huntington Owners out and is in good print and is making about 1 Drilling on the Hu No. 1 is at 4075 feet tion is carrying just oil colors to make the esting. Machris Brothers N feet drilling in sandy wood made on No. 1 w ering the difficulties e 2, however, is drilling fast time. Miller Syndicate The Miller Syndicate to the Atlantic Coast The "Sunset Limited" through the Sunny South leaves Los Angeles at 8:30 each morning—New Orleans but two nights out. connects at New Orleans with Southern Pacific Steamship Lines for New York, a five-day ocean voyage without additional cost. carries a THROUGH tourist sleeper every day to Washington, D.C. Make the side trip over the Apache trail to the ancient Cliff Dwellings and Roosevelt Dam, through Arizona's Wonderland. Through sleeper to Globe, Arizona, each Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. The "Sunset Express" via the Imperial Valley and the Sunset Route to New Orleans leaves Los Angeles 12:45 P.M. daily. Southern Pacific Lines Interline tickets sold to all points by local agent. W. E. SWAIN, Agent. Phone 123. New Year Excursions Reduced Fares to many points— fare and one-half for the round trip On Sale December 31 January 1, 2 Return limit January 4 See Your Local Agent Southern Pacific Lines January 1, 2 Return limit January 4 See Your Local Agent Southern Pacific Lines PRINTING HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN IT INTO CONSIDERATION THAT IT IS THE KIND OF PRINTING YOU HAVE ON YOUR STATIONERY THAT NOTES THE CHARACTER OF YOUR BUSINESS. OUR PRINTING CARRIES DISTINCTION AND INDIVIDUALITY. OUR JOB MAN WILL CALL ON YOU AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, AT ANY TIME, MORNING, NOON OR EVENING. THE ANAHEIM HERALD JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Phone 540 FROM THE OIL FIELDS Brings In Good Huntington Beach the bringing in of Edens Syndicate No. 1 last week. The water is shut off and all that remains to be done is the installation of the necessary connections and swab the well. A 300 barrel well is the prediction of this one. The Eddystone Oil Company failed to get a shut off on the deep test well Huff No. 1 at 4361 and recemented. Ashton No. 1 fell off on production and is now deepening at 2700 feet. Ashton No. 3 is waiting on a water test at 3746. Davenport No. 2 is drilling into the oil sand at 2655. Davenport No. 3 spudded in and made 800 feet. At 4200 the General Petroleum Community No. 1 is drilling in a hard shell. With the exceptions of a few soft spots the shell formation has been running now for over 100 feet. The Gypay Syndicate's No. 3 secured an O. K. on the water job at 23332 and is now drilling on into the oil sand. No. 2 continues to make its 260 barrels and No. 1 holds steadily at 220. Huntington Central Starts Work has been resumed on Huntington Central No. 2. The cement was drilled out at 3651 and it appears as though the water is shut off. Huntington Central No. 1 produced a little better than 5000 barrels of oil for its stockholders last month. Huntington Owners No. 1 cleared out and is in good production again and is making about 145 barrels. Drilling on the Huntington Union No. 1 is at 4075 feet and the formation is carrying just enough gas and oil colors to make the drilling interesting. Machris Brothers No. 2 is at 3200 feet drilling in sandy shale. The record made on No. 1 was good considering the difficulties encountered. No. 2, however, is drilling in exceedingly fast time. Miller Syndicate Recements The Miller Syndicate failed to get at 2571. Bolsa No. 4, a late producer, is doing 650 barrels. Bolsa No. 5 is drilling at 2450, and No. 6 is a rig. Farnsworth No. 1 is down 2450. Pacific No. 1 is drilling at 2350, and Jones No. 1 is drilling at 2900. Jones No. 3 at 1900 is in shale. Drilling on Surf No. 2 is now at 2400. Thompson No. 1, deepening, shows 2300 feet in brown sandy shale. The State Consolidated will be making new hole before the end of the week. Redrilling is now at 3265, the bottom of the hole being at 3306. Indications are good now for a nice producer. Courtney Gets Nice Well L. W. Courtney, field manager for the Sun Oil Company of California, presented his company with a 480 barrel Christmas present. The new well, Sun No. 3, was redrilled and deepened to 2863 feet. The production is running 21 gravity and is the biggest well the Sun Oil Company has yet brought in at Huntington Beach. Courtney was given a free hand and certainly showed the management what he could do. Sun No. 4 also continues to make a nice production of 175 barrels daily. The recent cementing job done by the United Security Syndicate at 3325 failed to hold, and the well is being receited. With the deepening of Copeland No. 5 the Union has five wells drilling at Huntington. Copeland No. 1 at 3145 is in hard shale. Copeland No. 2 at 3250 is in hard shale. Copeland No. 6 at 3000 shows brown shale and sand. Hill Community at 2000 is hailing for a test on the I2 I-2. Brooks No. 1 shows 2100 and shale and builders. Copeland Nos. 3 and 5 aggregate 600 barrels. EDENS WILL DEVELOP LONG BEACH WELLS FOR COMPANY R. W. Edens, pioneer developer of the Huntington Beach field, has taken a contract to drill the wells for the Cal-Mex Petroleum and Refining Syndicate has cemented for a water shutoff and this time it looks like something has been accomplished. The re-dementing was done at 3246, the bottom of the hole is 3384. Jack McKeon has started ringing up on the Themescal's No. 1, and will be drilling before the end of the week. Themescal No. 1 is located near the Petroleum Midway's Ellis anl looks like a sure winner. United Has Good Outlook The United Oil Company has things going nicely on top of the hill, Dennin No. 1 at 2735 is in the oil sand and looks like a "million." Dennin No. 2 had no difficulty in getting a shutoff at 2914 and is ready to drill into oil sand. Jones No. 1 set 465 feet of I5 I-2. Union Getting Ready The Union Oil Company has/Hart Huntington Owners No. 1 cleared out and is in good production again and is making about 145 barrels. Drilling on the Huntington Union No. 1 is at 4075 feet and the formation is carrying just enough gas and oil colors to make the drilling interesting. Machris Brothers No. 2 is at 3200 feet drilling in sandy shale. The record made on No. 1 was good considering the difficulties encountered. No. 2, however, is drilling in exceedingly fast time. Miller Syndicate Recements The Miller Syndicate failed to get a complete shut off last week on the water at 3736 and recemented. This well is showing up good and is expected to create a real sensation when it goes on production. The Royal Oil Company (E. J. Miley) got a 500 barrel well at No. 2. Drilled to 2752 feet and the ten inch set at 2569 No. 2 bids fair to become a long life producer. No. 1, the discovery well of the east side of the field, came back at 600 barrels. No. 3 is now drilling a well and shows 1100 feet of hole. Preparations are being made to abandon Miley-Keck No. 6. Drilled to 2600 complicated pipe trouble developed, making it advantageous to abandon the well and start a new one. No. 1 is rigging up to go back in with the rotary at 2590. No. 7 cemented at 3600 secured a water shut off and is drilling at 3668. No. 8 set the 8 inch at 3108. O'Donnell No. 1 came in prematurely at 3740 last week, was mudded off to allow a producing string to be put in. On account of the weather and road conditions no work has been done on the well this week. Indications all point to a good well here. Pacific Will Skid Rig The Pacific Oil and Gas Company by loosing a joint of 8 inch in the hole at 2685 has been compelled to abandon the well. Preparations are being made to skid the rig and start a new hole. The Petroleum Midway was the heaviest locator of new wells at Huntington Beach last week. The Petroleum Midway located three new wells as follows: Snyder No. 1, Clark No. 1 and Pearce No. 1. Columbia 1-1 sahot off the pipe at 3145 and is trying for circulation. Columbia 3-2 shows 1500 feet in hard sand. Elliot No. 1 is washing out at 2936 and is about ready to set the oil string. Volmer-Meyer No. 1 at 3450 is pulling the 8 inch. No. 2 is fishing at 2936, and No. 3 is building rig. Smythe No. 2 at 3200 is in sandy shale. The Republic Petroleum continues its efforts to shut the water off at No. 2 and get a producing well. The well has shown considerable oil and all that seems to stand in the way of a good well is the water. No. 3 completed rigging up and made 900 feet of hole. The Rhoades Oil Company has a nice production now from two wells, and will have a third on production in a few days. No. 1 reset the 10 inch at 2263 and is ready to test out again. No. 2 produces 200 barrels with ease and No. 3 (Edca) is making gregate 600 barrels. EDENS WILL DEVELOP LONG BEACH WELLS FOR COMPANY R. W. Edens, pioneer developer of the Huntington Beach field, has taken a contract to drill the wells for the Cal-Mex Petroleum and Refining Company. The first well will be drilled on the north side of the field on the 9-acre lease located between California and Anderson streets. Actual work is scheduled to start as soon as the weather and road conditions will allow it. Due to some confusion with the Cal-Mex Oil and Refining Company the California-Mexican Petroleum Syndicate will change its name and will be known henceforth as the Henderson Oil Syndicate. H.C. Henderson, president of the company, is to be honored by having the Syndicate named after him. Henderson No. 2, over on the north side of the field, spudded in and is now drilling. No. 1 continues to produce 450 a day. Crest Has Pipe Trouble The Crest Oil Company's No. 1 is in a rather serious condition. Two strings of pipe have partially telescoped, and the well will not be in production condition for some little time. It will be necessary to pull the 8 inch and do a lot of sweding and cleaning out. Crest Consolidated shows 2100 feet in sandy shale. The J. J. Doyle well, opposite the Oceanic's No. 1, will henceforth be known as the Doyle-Chune. Jack McKeon has spudded in and drilling is under way. At 2400 feet the General Petroleum is running the core drill and getting some excellent oil showing sand samples. Drilling will probably be discontinued soon and the water string set, Bixby No. 1 set the 8 inch at 3275, where some minor showings were noticed. Jergins at 3225 Feet Drilling in the oil sand and looking exceedingly good at 3225 Jergins No. 1 looks like the next producer on Signal Hill. Jergins No. 1 was formerly known as the National Crude. Jergins is an associate of W., R. Ramsey and intends to figure in California development. The Oceanic is drilling out the cement today at 3316 and will be ready for the Mining Bureau's O.K tomorrow. Indications look good for a shutoff. The Petroleum Midway's Ellis No. 1 at 2800 feet is drilling in a sandy shale that is carrying oil in quantity. The well at this point looks exceptionally good. MacDavid No. 1 shows 1000 feet in the conglomerate Griswold No. 1 is rigging up and Rosenfield No. 1 is a rig. The Republic Petroleum continues its efforts to shut the water off at No. 2 and get a producing well. The well has shown considerable oil and all that seems to stand in the way of a good well is the water. No. 3 completed rigging up and made 900 feet of hole. The Rhoades Oil Company has a nice production now from two wells, and will have a third on production in a few days. No. 1 reset the 10 inch at 2263 and is ready to test out again. No. 2 produces 200 barrels with ease and No. 3 (Edca) is making 145 barrels on the air lift. No. 4, formerly the Success Oil Company's No. 1 will be started drilling soon. Sandburg Changes Name There is no more Sandberg Petroleum Company at Long Beach. "Tux" Edens and a Pasadena man by the name of Tracy have taken over the Sandberg holdings and the new company is to be known as the E. and T. Oil Company. Do not confuse this with the A. & T. Oil Company, now about to be taken over by the Globe Petroleum Company. The Rio Bravo Oil Company spudded in and made some hole at Rio Bravo No. 1, formerly the Guarantee No. 1. No. 2 at 2360 continues on production of 125 barrels a day. No. 3 (Success) set the 10-inch at 2285 and is ready to drill out and test for water. Huntington Beach operations of the Rio Bravo is under the efficient management of Bob McKeon. E-3, formerly Bolsa Chica No. 1, is now on production—a 100 barrel well. Completed at 2695 the well started off at 200 but quickly declined to 100 barrels. Efforts are being made to loosen the 8 inch at A-5 and wash out the well. A-5 made a water test and is reaming down to resume with the pipe at 2790. A-9 failed to shut off water at 2535 and was recemented. A-13 is drilling by lost drill pipe at 3000. A-14 got out of pipe trouble at 3023 and is now drilling at 3100. No. 16 put in 6 inch drill pipe and is going ahead at 2200. A-17 is drilling in sandy shale at 2500. B-2, the record high gravity well of the field, is producing 525 barrels of 28.2 oil. B-5 stands cemented at 2195, B-6 at 2355, B-7 at 2800 is fishing. B-8 is building rig. B-9 is up and the lumber is on the ground for B-10. D-1 at 2664 stands cemented, D-3 shows 1100 drilling. E-1 is drilling at 3125, and E-4 is testing for water at 2286. E-5 is a rig. Bolsa No. 3 stands cemented. Standard Oil Recovers The Standard will not have to move the rig at Alamitos No. 1 and start another well. The bad fishing job at 2800 feet has been overcome and drilling is now going ahead at 2975. Bixby No. 2 is rigged up and ready to start drilling. Lomita No. 1 shows 1800 feet, L.B.T & S.No. 1 is still at 2600, and Sylvester No. 1 has been cemented at 2500. Fishing for 4 inch still continues on the Torrance well at 4485. The Shell Company cleaned out Alamitos No. 1, the discovery well, at 2865 feet, put the rods and tubing back, and the production went from 200 to 600 barrels. Alamitos No. 2 at 2385 is taking core barrel samples and checking up on the formation. Alamitos No. 3 shows 2307 feet of hole. Alamitos No. 4 is 2400 in sandy shale. Babb-Tucker and Goddard stand cemented, Cherry Hill No. 1 is rigging up, Horsch No. 1 deepening is at 2785 and is sand. Hutton No. 1 shows 1800 in brown shale. Jones No. 1 is rigging up. Operations at Maryln No. 1 have been suspended temporarily. Neas No.1 at 2775 is drilling on iron Pickler is cleaning out at 2465. Stakemiller at 3035 is showing quite a lot of gas and may be the next well to blow out. Wilbur No.1 is making about 8 million feet of gas. About 40 barrels of 22 gravity oil is being separated by the gas trap at the Wilbur Patton-Wilson No.1 is at 2700 in the hard sand. Sandberg Petroleum at 3100 Drilling in the oil sand at 3100 the Sandberry Petroleum Company's No.1 looks like a nice well. Co-operative No.1 continues to produce at about 100 barrels. It is the intention to deepen this well soon. For the fourth time the Signal Hill Thursday, December 29, 1921 Aged for a water one it looks like has done at 3246. Is 3384. Started rigging up No. 1, and will be end of the week. Located near the Ellis and looks Good Outlook Company has things of the hill, Denni the oil sand and "Denni No. 2" getting a shutoff to drill into oil set 465 feet of Bing Ready Company has/Hart No. 1 rigged up and will probably start drilling before the end of the week. The San Martenas Oil Company's Booth No. 1 made a wonderful showing last week by coming back on production at 2000 barrels. The well was allowed to produce one day only, when the water broke in on it and shut off the oil flow. Cleaning out for re-cementing is now under way. Freeman No. 2 pumps about 130 barrels of fluid. Of this amount half is water. More work is contemplated on this well soon. At 3100 the Walker Western Oil Company's No. 1 is not showing any oil indications. Drilling is now under way with cable tools. Ben Baxter, contractor, 266W. - Adv. Seal Beach Building Halted by Heavy Rain The Seal Beach Oil Company started to build a rig for its No. 1 late last week. Rain stoped the construction work. B. and M. Will Start Drilling Belmont Well The B. & M. Oil Company started the actual rigging up and the setting of Wollers early last week, and things are rounding up for an early date to start drilling. 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