oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-04

CANYON DEEP WELL NOT LOOKING GOOD The Brea Canyon Oil Co.'s deep test well now drilling at 3975 is in a sandy shale showing a little gas, but no oil. The outlook for the deep well is not promising, and it may be that an attempt will be made to come back up to 3800 or thereabouts and try for production. The Brea Canyon's No. 33 is at 2375 in brown shale, and No. 34 a new well is rigged up and ready to start drilling. According to the present indications found in the Columbia Oil Co.'s Menchego No. 1 this well will have to go deep to get production in quantity. At 3225 the present depth the formation is showing a fine sand that carries some oil, but not enough to insure much of a well. Menchego No. 2 is now at 3200 in sandy shale and is showing some oil. A fishing job has halted the drilling record being made on the Fullerton Oil Co.'s No. 6. Pipe trouble caused the lost of 300 feet of hole. Drilling by is now at 2925, the bottom of the hole being 3200. No. 14 is going nicely at 1450, and No. 15 is in the hard sand drilling at 3225. At Brea Canyon on the Tonner property the General Petroleum's next producer will be No. 6, now drilling at 3425 and showing up strong. Redrilling on No. 5 has reached 3424 and Nos. 11, 12 and 13 are standing cemented at 1200 each. The richest oil sand ever found in any well in this or any other field, in So. Calif., has been unearthed in the Union Oil Co.'s Stearns No. 57. The rich sand began showing at 1.-20 feet and at the present depth of 1525 this same sand still continues. The finding of such a rich oil sand at the shallow depth mentioned probably means that the new Union will be a record breaker when it comes in. The Union is rushing other new work as rapidly as possible. Grades are being made for five wells a new rig is up for No. 75 and 58. The Union's No. 58 the last big well to be brought in in the Brea Canyon district is holding steadily at 1400 shake. The cementing job at 1392 failed and a second attempt will be tried deeper. The Petroleum Development Co.'s deep test well No. 88 drilling in the old Olinda fields now at 4000 feet. The formation is a hard sand and the best that the well is showing is a little gas. Drilling on the West Coast Oil Co.'s property at Olinda is moving steadily forward. No. 49 looks like the next producer, now drilling at 2825, it is in the oil sand and showing very good. Nos. 83 and 87 are new wells ready to spud in. No. 88 is still held up with a fishing job. The Standard Oil Co. has started work on the big Bastanchury ranch at Fullerton. The location for well No. 1 has been made and the rig is now going up. It will be remembered that this property was partially developed by the Union Oil Co., several years ago, but failed to get much of a production. The Union has abandoned the property and the Standard will now try a hand at developing oil if it there. O'FARREL WITH BEBE AS SHE WAS HALTED Traffic Officer Vernon ("Shorty") Meyers, chief witness in the trial of Bebe Daniels, well known film star whom a jury found guilty of speeding and who was sentenced to ten days in the county jail by Justice of the Peace Cox, today stated that one point in connection with her arrest and conviction on the charge of speeding had been overlooked. That, he said, was the fact that at the time of her arrest there was a young man friend in her car as well Miss Daniels mother, Mrs. Phyllis Daniels. According to Meyers this man was Martie O'Farrell, well-known lightweight boxer of Los Angeles. It was also learned from a reliable source that the Marmor car that the motion picture actress was driving belonged to O'Farrell and not to Miss Daniels. WILL SELECT SITE FOR COUNCIL CAMP The hills which entirely the site will be allotted in manner where signal tower made bypective troops for week made so all tests for advance guiring natural surrounding nosphere can be taken at during any season in the year. Although not more than miles from Santa Ana, she is an ideal one entirely isolated cozily among the hills ing excellent opportunities arising on any of the many deps of scoutcraft. The summer camp will be led for one month or more special training for every county. It is centrally located and comodate at least 100 scouts the slightest congestion. As soon as the completements are made each troop given the opportunity of che camp period. This will be able each scout to schedule mer vacation without conflict other activities and plans. DR. WATERS GIVE SECOND RADIO On Friday Dr. J. E. Waters heim gave his second series less talks to the scouts of S at Junior high, using as topics, "Magnetism and In and was greeted by a larger of interested aspirants. After his talk he was be with questionnaires covering of wireless and from the shown and advanced questions he was convinced that Santa surely be a popular wire among the troops who are baged in making and erect less outfits. Dr. Waters plans to go to Thursday evening to give scouts and the radio club REGIONAL CONF. MAXY Regional Scout Executive Miller has notified E. E. Hefty executive, that the Regio In So. Calif., has been uncarnished in the Union Oil Co.'s Stearns No. 57. The rich sand began showing at 1-20 feet and at the present depth of 1825 this same sand still continues. The finding of such a rich oil sand at the shallow depth mentioned probably means that the new Union will be a record breaker when it comes in. The Union is rushing other new work as rapidly as possible. Grades are being made for five wells a new rig is up for No. 75 and 58. The Union's No. 58 the last big wall to be brought in in the Brea Canyon district is holding steadily at 1400 barrels a day. No. 59 brought in four months ago is still doing better than 1000 barrels. At the shallow depth of 700 feet the Kia Habra-Midway Oil Co.'s wild est well struck a very hard sand that has slowed the drilling down to a few feet a day. Some 35 feet of hole was made last week. The National Exploration Co. registered from the fishing job at Chino No. 1 and is now drilling again at 1300 feet. Drilling on the Olinda No. 1 is now at 1410 in the brown WILL SELECT SITE FOR COUNCIL CAMP Boy Scout News. As soon as arrangements are completed for the camp it is planned that all Orange-co troops will make a joint hike to the campsite. The trip will be made to make the necessary preparations for the erection of cabins, a mess hall and lay out the swimming pool. 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This troop and Troop No. 1 are planning a joint over-night hike to the mountains Easter vacation; The next meeting will be devoted to first aid practice. FULLERTON NO. 2 Dwight Shepherd, Editor Our wireless outfit is entirely completed and we claim the best scout receiving apparatus in the county. Last week messages were received from San Diego, Catalina, Los Angeles and Oregon, two of the messages were received over the wireless telephone. We will take a hike to our cabin in the San Bernardino mountains during vacation and install part of our wireless outfit there; We again challenge any scout basketball team in the county of any size or weight. BREA NO. 1 The regular meeting of the troop was held on Thursday evening at the Christian church club room. Ray Spicer, the scoutmaster, presided. On account of the troop participation in many of the Easter services the meeting was brief and adjourned after arrangements for a vacation hike were made. GARDEN GROVE, NO. 11 Frank Thompson, Editor The regular meeting was held last Friday at 7 o'clock. Scoutmaster J. Oertly presiding. A large part of the meeting was devoted to work on our wireless outfit, which we will complete in two weeks. A joint hike to Robber's peak will be held during vacation week. ANAHEIM, NO. 1 George Suckett, Editor The annual meeting of the Boy Scouts of Troop No. 1. Anaheim, was held Tuesday night, March 22 at the "Y" hut. Dr. Waters gave the boys a very interesting talk on "Wireless," and was kept busy for almost an hour answering questions. Almost all of the boys in the troop are putting up wireless stations of their own, and in the near future they hope to have some kind of a wireless club. There were three visitors at the meeting. One of the visitors was Mr. Hunter, who is the scoutmaster of the troop that is now forming at the Longa school. KATELLA, NO. 2 E. Meyers, Editor The last meeting was held Thursday afternoon at Katella school house. 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Los A PAGE FIVE ANAHEIM, NO. 2 At the last meeting the troop was given drill practice under Scoutmaster Dr. Wilhelm and plans made to take a hike to Mt. Wilson observatory. The troop will make a trek carr to carry camping equipment for their overnight hikes. LA HABRA, NO. 1 The regular meeting was held on Thursday at the town hall with Scoutmaster Earle Hodson in charge. First aid work was practiced and plans for an overnight hike to the new scout camp site were made. YORBA LINDA, NO. 1 Earl Harley, Editor We spent our last meeting night on the site of our new log cabin which we expect to complete before camp time. When completed we will use it for week end hikes and it will also be our regular meeting place. We now have several hundred lbs of paper which when sold will help in procuring material for our cabin. Our wireless receiving outfit is now complete and we receive messages each night. LOARA, NO. 12 A new troop is being formed at Loara. 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