anaheim-gazette 1922-05-18
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OIL FIELD NOTES
By Ellwood J. Munger.
New production at Long Beach is being developed at the rate of a thousand barrels a day. During the past ten days ten thousand barrels of new production came in and boosted the daily output of southern California's newest field to 20,000 barrels. The growth of production in the Long Beach field has broken all records. This field is hardly a year old, and in that time it has forged ahead so rapidly that it is something of a job to keep up with its new drilling wells and is new producers.
The General Petroleum started the weeks' record breaking record with a 3000 barrel well at Signal No. 1. This new producer completed at 3058 feet started off strong at 3000 and settled to 2800 barrels.
Tte Petroleum Midway went the General Petroleum one better by bringing in a 3000 barrel well at McDavid No. 1. This big producer a few days later climber up to 3200. The McDavid well is 3100 feet deep and to date is the biggest well brought in in the Long Beach field.
The Shell company came in for a share of the production honors with a 1700 barrel well on the Pickler. Pickler No. 1 was completed at 3145, and is flowing 23 gravity oil under a pressure of 610 pounds.
Next in order comes the Tehmescal Oil company with a 1000 barrel well on top of the hill. The Tehmescal's Benewell No. 1, completed at 2835, starts off with an initial production of a 1000 barrels and will no doubt hold up Tehmescal No. 1 represents the attempt of one of the smallest and most recent oil company's efforts to get into the "pay" at Long Beach and make good. Ninety days after starting the work on the hill the Tehmescal Oil judgment of many other geologists high up in the profession. However, Mr. Thomas has made a reputation and stakes it on the location of the Dolke-Thomas syndicate. The well is south of the Union Oil company's hole lease on the Fullerton city reservoir hill.
The Amalgamated Oil company has taken over the Placentia-Pacific and work is under way there now in a manner that looks like results soon. The Placentia-Pacific Oil company was compelled to abandon the well about eight months ago on account of not having sufficient funds to go ahead with the work. The Amalgamated will redrill and deepen from 3800 feet on, and it is believed that 4200 feet a new well and a new field will be opened up in the Richfield district.
Richfield has not escaped the unit seller. The old Bradford Bros. property developed by the Petroleum Development company (Santa Fe) was purchased some time ago and has been cut up into lots. The tract contains 41 acres and has been divided into 4800 lots. According to the present production of the Bradford Bros. property each lot holder will get a few quarters more than two barrels a year.
The announcement that the Placentia Oil company has been reorganized and has refinanced itself will be pleasant news to many who have money in this company, no doubt. The management feels that as soon as the water can be shut off a commercial producer is assured. All efforts will be confined to shutting off the water.
The Richfield-Yorba well failed to make a commercial producer at 3447, and Niel Anderson, the man who recently took this well over to put it on production, has decided to drill deeper. 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Next in order comes the Tehmescal Oil company with a 1000 barrel well on top of the hill. The Tehmescal's Benewell No. 1, completed at 2835, starts off with an initial production of a 1000 barrels and will no doubt hold up Tehmescal No. 1 represents the attempt of one of the smallest and most recent oil company's efforts to get into the "pay" at Long Beach and make good. Ninety days after starting the work on the hill the Tehmescal Oil company had money coming into the treasury from the sale of its production. The company has been ably managed and bids fair to become one of the leading small producers at Signal Hill.
The Oceanic, undaunted by hard luck that followed its No. 1, is making preparations to start a second well. The rig for No. 2 is up and drilling is scheduled to start in a few days. Oceanic No. 2 is located on the corner of Cherry and Anderson streets and represents one of the likely locations on the north side of the field.
Henderson Petroleum has come to the front by bringing in Signal Hills' highest gravity well. Ella No. 1, a 1200 barrel well, is producing 265 gravit yoil. The Henderson Petroleum is going right ahead with an extensive development program and has made locations for four new wells and derricks up for two of them. Leashy 2 1:2 acres from the John P. Mills organization, the Henderson will have a well drilling close to the Shell company's Goddard No. 1, a 2100 barrel producer.
The Standard Oil company will make a gas well out of Huntington E-5. This well created a little excitement by blowing out and partially wrecking the rig and equipment. The well is capable of producing about 8 million feet of gas and will make a valuable commercial gas producer.
The Interstate Oil company is about to put the old Bolsa Chica Oil company on the dividend basis. A few months ago the Interstate Oil company took over the properties and holdings of the Bolsa Chica Oil company and proceeded to make something out of them. The Interstate has Augur No. 2 in oil sand at 2655 and the well looks exceptionally good.
The Republic Petroleum company has started drilling on its fourth well at Huntington Beach. No. 4, formerly known as the Triangle Oil and Refining company, is located a little west of 610 pounds.
The Richfield-Yorba well failed to make a commercial producer at 3447, and Niel Anderson, the man who recently took this well over to put it on production, has decided to drill deeper. Located within a stone throw of some of the big wells at Richfield, there seems to be great possibilities for the Richfield-Yorba in the hands of a capable operator. The well has fallen into the hands of a capable operator and results will be forthcoming in a few weeks.
Deep test work at Richfield is now centered on the outcome of the Standard Oil company's Kellogg No. 2, now drilling at 5200. Drilling is now in a hard shell. Under this hard shell may be the deep sand, but not the outcome of the well is in doubt. However, the Standard will continue and make another and exhaustive deep test before abandoning. Standard Oil deep test schedules call for 5500 foot wells.
Interest in the old Whittier field was given a boost by the coming of the National Consolidated Petroleum corporation, a big Massachusetts observation and holding company. The National makes a business of taking over small and struggling companies whose holdings warrant assistance. The National has just taken over the Long Beach Midway, and will redrill and clean out two of its 35 barrel producers and make 75 barrel wells out of them. A third well is being started drilling by the new owners.
Santa Fe Springs pulled through another week without bringing in any big wells. The Amalgamated Oil company continues with its exploration work on the Dallugge lease. Dallugge No. 1 is drilling now and taking core barrel samples at 4045 and the formation is showing considerable oil. The Dallugge property looks like one of the richest and best holdings in the Santa Fe Springs district.
The Central Oil company had a little set back on its Tank Farm well. The first cementing failed to shut off the water at 4005 feet, and it will be necessary to do some more work on the well.
The General Petroleum's Santa Fe No. 1 continues to be the pride of the field. This big well, completed three weeks ago at 3900 feet, is making 4200 barrels with the regularity of a clock.
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The Republic Petroleum company has started drilling on its fourth well at Huntington Beach. No. 4, formerly known as the Triangle Oil and Refining company, is located a little west of the famous Bravo Irish and there is every reason to believe that the Republic will get a duplicate.
The Sun Oil company made preparations for a big well at No. 5 recently completed at 2853. Indications were a little misleading it seems. This well did not come up to expectations in that it is doing from three to five hundred barrels. The production has been coming by heads.
The Fullerton Oil company will determine whether or not a deep sand underlies the old Brea field. The Fullerton has No. 14 now drilling at 4685 and intends to go to 4700 feet. Brea field production has been coming from the 3200 to 4200 foot level, the Fullerton well will test out deep sand possibilities, and in the event something is found a lot of new development will be forthcoming in this old field.
The Federal Drilling company has resumed operations on the Dolke-Thomas syndicate. At 1786 a string of drill pipe was lost and the recovery hinged on securing a left hand fishing string. The fishing string is now on hand and the hole will be cleaned in a few days. The Dolke-Thomas has had an eventful career from the start. The well was located by one of California's foremost geologists, S., C. Thomas. The location chosen is against the best richest and best holdings in the Santa Fe Springs district.
The Central Oil company had a little set back on its Tank Farm well. The first cementing failed to shut off the water at 4005 feet, and it will be necessary to do some more work on the well.
The General Petroleum's Santa Fe No. 1 continues to be the pride of the field. This big well, completed three weeks ago at 3900 feet, is making 4200 barrels with the regularity of a clock. The oil is gravity and does not run a grain of sand to a thousand barrels. In a few days the General Petroleum will have two duplicate wells that will give the Santa Fe Springs production a big boost.
The Petroleum Midway is scheduled to be the next Santa Fe Springs producing company. The Petroleum Midway's Standlee No. 1 at 3529 struck a nice light oil sand that has the life of a ten thousand barrel well. The water string will be set and this well will be ready to try out on production in ten days.
The first and only disappointment of the Santa Fe Springs field is the Union Oil company's Meyer No. 4. This well drilled to 4516 started off pumping water. A little oil come in later and now this deep well is doing 40 barrels. Meyer No. 3, a producer for a number of years at 90 barrels, 37 gravity oil, has dropped to 40 barrels. Meyer No. 5, the last hope of the Meyer property, a 4977 foot well, stands cemented at 4594.
Redondo got another nice boost a few days ago when the Chansler-Canfield Midway got an excellent showing of oil in its Torrance No. 1 at 3277. The sand was struck just 25 feet below the mark worked out by W. P. Blodgett, the Chansler-Canfield oil engineer,
Annual Report of City Clerk Merritt
RECEIPTS
Cash balance on hand May 1, 1921 $ 31,963.61
Collected by marshal for license $ 9,803.00
Collected by marshal for dog license 16.45
Collected by rate collector for water 33,587.45
Collected by rate collector for light and power 77,760.95
Collected by rate collector for supplies 165.20
Collected by rate collector for penalties 362.55
Collected by tax collector for taxes 68,491.78
Collected by the tax collector for state taxes 270.12
Collected b y assessor for personal property taxes 5,816.90
Collected by clerk for sundries 8,008.88
Collected by treasurer for bond issue 166,354.30
Collected by superintendent of streets for city park 3,596.41
Collected by superintendent of streets for sewer system 6,704.27
Collected by superintendent of streets for street work 697.46
Collected by superintendent of streets for auto camp 920.50
Collected by superintendent of streets for house moving 270.00
Collected by Supt. of streets for sidewalks and curb 355.70
Collected by city electrician for permits 1,037.67
Collected by inspector of buildings for permits 2,052.80
Collected by inspector of sewers for permits 667.50
Collected by inspector of plumbing for permitis 1,031.10
Collected by inspector of gas for permits 467.90
Collected by city recorder for fines 1,898.00 390,536.89
$422,500.50
Municipal Building Fund $ 850.90
Water Works Improvement Fund 21,083.81
Sewer Extension Fund 2,148.85
Wrecking Building Account 1,370.75
Water Works Account 42,775.61
Electric Service Account 51,277.81
City Teams Account 5,635.60
City Farm Account 499.97
Public Streets Account 35,059.95
Refund Account 208.75
Dumping Grounds Account 91.46
Expense Account 23,154.51
Salary Account 3,660.00
Legal Service Account 2,417.75
Public Library Account 6,761.29
Fire Department Account 4,530.60
Interest and Redemption Account 22,774.74
Sewer System Account 6,039.22
Auto Camping Park Account 760.03
Anaheim Park Fund Account 4,273.51 235,374.21
Public Streets Account 35,059.95
Refund Account 208.75
Dumping Grounds Account 91.46
Expense Account 23,154.51
Salary Account 3,660.00
Legal Service Account 2,417.75
Public Library Account 6,761.29
Fire Department Account 4,530.60
Interest and Redemption Account 22,774.74
Sewer System Account 6,039.22
Auto Camping Park Account 760.03
Anaheim Park Fund Account 4,273.51 235,374.21
Cash balance on hand May 1, 1922 187,126.29
Liberty Bonds, 1917 5,000.00
Victory Liberty Bonds 3,000.00
War Saving Stamps 834.00
Cash balances in the following funds—
General Fund 15,197.01
Library Fund 4,234.93
Improvement No. 2 Fund 68.25
Improvement No. 3 Fund 652.50
Improvement No. 4 Fund 1,950.00
Improvement No. 5 Fund 550.00
Improvement No. 6 Fund 164.67
Improvement No. 7 Fund 1,631.25
Improvement No. 8 Fund 236.25
Improvement No. 9 Fund 3,000.00
Improvement No. 10 Fund 5,764.15
Improvement No. 11 Fund 4,319.50
Improvement No. 12 Fund 2,307.70
Improvement No. 13 Fund 1,207.95
Anaheim Park Fund 4,474.79
Municipal Building Fund 76,709.38
Water Works Improvement Fund 30,622.44
Sewer Extension Fund 28,874.90
Fire Pump Fund 5,170.62
Total $187,126.29
Receipts for Electric Service, increase 20,577.55
Receipts for Water Service, increase 9,268.10
Receipts for License, increase 1,597.75
City teams average per team per day, $4.55.
Motor sprinkling truck, average per day, $4.40.
Motor SweepingTruck, average per day, $8.10.
Motor garbage truck average per day, $14.15.
Received 17 cars road oil, 3359.95 barrels, costing $6827.15.
Constructed 22,000 lienal feet concrete curbing; constructed 28,386 lineal feet concrete sidewalk. Estimated cost $39,486.00.
Installed 2480 feet of 6-inch sewer pipe. Estimated cost $2,779.71.
Building permits, 639, issued, represents improvements amounting to $1,462,4550.00.
Purchased from the Southern California Edison Company, 1,971,080 K.W.H costing $17,739.48; Sur Tax, $9,005.24. Total, $26,744.72.
Real estate and other property owned by the city of Anaheim not including streets and alleys, amounts to $512,196.13.
Pumped 253,142,516 gallons of water during the year.
The fire department received 22 calls inside and 3 calls outside of the city limits. Estimated loss inside of the city limits, $5800.00.
FARMERS AS ADVERTISERS
The farmer will take his place among the big advertisers, at least in New Jersey, if predictions made by the chief of the state bureau of markets hold good.
According to this official, New Jersey farmers are planning advertising campaigns in the newspapers and other mediums."Farmers," he says,'are becoming as firm believers in printers' ink as merchants in the cities." A good deal of newspaper space has been arranged for already.
In connection with his statement the chief urges the farmers to begin
PHILADELPHIA BATTERIES
These PHILADELPHIA Diamond Grid BATTERY Now Are Ford Size $25.50
11 Plate 6 Volt
The PHILADELPHIA Diamond Grid BATTERY Now Latest Buick Size $30.50
13 Plate 6 Volt
PHILADELPHIA Diamond Grid BATTERY Now Prices Dodge Size $38.50
7 Plate 12 Volt
Electrical work done in our modernly equipped shop cannot be equalled. All work guaranteed.
ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS
S. R. WALTER, Prop.
156 S. Los Angeles St.
Anaheim
DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR CAR
MOTOR CARS
public believes implicitly in the goodness of
ge Brothers motor cars because it has found in
than seven years of experience that they are al!
they are represented to be.
You are invited to come in, look over the im-
Brothers motor cars because it has found in more than seven years of experience that they are all they are represented to be.
You are invited to come in, look over the improvements and get the new prices.
CHAS. H. MANN
S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal.
ADVERTISERS
I take his place advertisers, at least in additions made by the bureau of markets is official. New Jerseying advertising newspapers and "Farmers," he says, firm believers in merchants in the deal of newspaper arranged for already with his statement the farmers to begin advertising early, so that by the time their products are ready for market the market will be ready for them.
There is no doubt that steady advertising campaigns of the kind suggested would do much to bring the farmer and the consumer together, to their mutual advantage. By starting the campaign early, acquaintance can be fostered and plans for delivery worked out.
Simultaneously with these efforts to bring the farmer's products to the notice of the people, there should be concerted effort to speed up the parcel post service, so that this medium of delivery shall be more satisfactory.
WEST BROADWAY M. E. CHURCH
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.
Preaching, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Epworth League, 6:45 p.m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
Bible study, Friday eaening.
Sunday evening and Friday evening services are in the English language.
H. C. JACOBY, Pastor.
The girl who can use her eyes and ears without using her mouth is always popular.
CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF THE
Golden State National Bank
At the close of business May 5, 1922
CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF THE
Golden State National Bank
At the close of business May 5, 1922
RESOURCES
Discounts ... $797,952.34
Bank Stock ... 76,100.00
Fund ... 3,000.00
Note ... 450.00
Exchange ... 53,631.95
Total ... $1,074,913.68
LIABILITIES
Capital and Surplus ... $100,000.00
Undivided Profits ... 26,774.37
Circulation ... 9,000.00
DEPOSITS ... 939,139.31
OFFICERS
ADOLPH THOMAS, President
EL, Vice-President
E. E. SMITH, Cashier.
EL, Vice-President
E. M. EVERETT, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
Fred Koesel Wm. Stark
Adolph Thomas E. E. Smith
W. A. Bonynge