oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-09

ARCADIA HAS BAD TIME WITH WATER Montebello Field The Arcadia Oil Co. is having one of the greatest struggles against water the oil industry has ever known. Several months have been spent in numerous attempts to shut off water at 2975. The well is now standing cemented for the fifth time. Various brands, and special made cements have been tried out. In a recent production test made on Keeler No. 2 at 2865 the well made oil and water 300 barrels 50-50. The well was plugged back, re-cemented and is now cleaning out. The Comanche Oil Co. will soon have a producer at the La Mercedes Manly. An 8-in. string was put in and cemented at 2880. On drilling out the cement the well will be ready to drill into production. At the Calkins preparations are going forward to drill the 2745 foot hole deeper, carrying it into the sands that has made the Eggleston well famous. Bringing in one of the best producers in the field the Petroleum Midway got a 400 barrel well making gravity oil at Prugh No. 9. The new well was brought in at 3465. Work on Germain 1-B resumed at 2762. Baldwin-G-A is drilling in hard sand at 3000 feet. On the west side of the field the St. Helens Petroleum has 3 wells underway. Monterey No. 4, a small producer, at 2435 adjoining the Eggleston property is deepening. Monterey No. 6 drilling at 11200, and Monterey No. 7 is being rigged up. On the Howard-Smith property joining the Eggleston well the Standard Oil Co. has spudded in and is now drilling. On the Baldwin lease No. 59 a new well is drilling at 1400. No. 60 is grading for location and No. 61 has been located. WILL TEST BIXBY SYNDICATE 1 AGAIN Bixby Hills Plugging off bottom water at 4675 the Bixby Ranch Syndicate's No. 1 is about ready for a second production test. To date this well has not produced any oil and will probably be abandoned. The National Exploration Co.'s Olinda No. 1 is now drilling at 3955 and at this depth the well is showing lots of nice brown shale but very little if any oil. The National Security set a string of 8 1-4 at 3093 and cemented. Austin's for pianos and Grafanolas Skin Clear and Flesh Firm With Yeast Vitamon Concentrated Tablets Easy and Economical to Take—Results Quick. Every man or woman who has heard of the wondrous health and beauty-making power of the vitamines in yeast, fresh vegetables and other raw foods will be glad to know of the amazing results being obtained from the highly concentrated yeast—Mastin's VITAMON tablets. These supply a proper dose of all three vitamins (A, B, and C) and are now used by thousands who appreciate their economy. URGES NEW POLYBY WATER COM Director Holmes, of the Union Water Co., has offered low resolution, and for pose of bringing it up for it was seconded by Director BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That immediate attentive to the overhead exp company, looking to a record that it was seconded by Director BE IT RESOLVED: 2. That the rates for work justed as to furnish a sufficient to meet current exp company; 3. That the payment for structure work be provided other means than that of preferably that of 20-y bonds; 4. That a type of bond to holders of short term change for their holding to be large enough to lie present unsecured indebted company; 5. That before any new work is undertaken company consult with an engineer as to the needs rift to be supplied and to ble cost of the same. This resolution was laid next meeting. Ditch committee report had inspected the cross-section nea Drive and that the of Orangethorse had agreed half the cost of crossing piped, same to under the supervision of tender. Upon motion seconded by Holmes, they accepted and superintended to proceed. 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MASTINS VITAMON TABLETS YEAST VITAMINE TAGLET Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back isntMASTINS it ntVITAMON CALIFORNIA THEATRE MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 14 Elks’ Xmas Charity Show “Miss Dolly Dimples” Three-Act Musical Comedy 250 — LOGAL PEOPLE — 250 21 — SONG HITS — 21 12—BIG CHORUSES—12 Right up-to-the-minute show, good comedy, catchy music, swell costumes and pretty girls. Seat Sale Opens Thursday Morning at 8:00 o'clock Heyings’ Pharmacy Director Tuffree reports inspection trip Oct. 28. the piping of a portion heim main ditch below reservoir, it was moved seconded by Tuffree, this ney communicate with the Union Oil Co., stating the case and notifying the company will hold the liable for any damage getting in our ditches and Regarding conditions 1, superintendent was in strengthen the dirt bankervoir, and old pit at abandoned and filled. Regarding conditions Cojon canal, it was moved seconded by Tuffree, this ny adopt a standard size cement ditch to be put Cajon canal from the Tuffree reservoir at standard size be an elevator or a ditch the same carry. F. M. Dowling, Albert Albert Rohre came before regarding unsatisfactory vice and on condition and line to their property. by Tuffree, seconded by the superintendent and instructed to go over the up on acreage and ditch at the next meeting. Following transfers granted: 2 shares, Mary J. B. Andrews; 2 share Eddie to August Thill; C. and E. D. Vanderburd; 5 shares J. R. Ozins L. C. Vanderburg; 1 share Ahlborn to H. D. shares E. Livingston to share to Wm. L. Currier to E. Livingston; 2 share man and W. W. DeLain ed 1 share to J. C. Batshare W. W. DeLand; Beneke to H. G. Ames; ward W. Parsons to be share to Gustay Keister Wm. Fred Ihler and 4 Parsons; 23 1-2 shares to be divided, 3 1-2 share Tuffree and 20 shares mer and S. G. Lehmer supervisorship. Superintendent report property owners on the Placentia avenue between and the Anaheim main ed that company pipe along this property. The owners agreed to pay cost of installing this motion this was referred intendent with power. BARDEEN RECORD AT ABOUT 22 Puente Hill After making a series tion tests the Bardeen C ing the 6” casing and at about 2260. All that way of the success of I now is water, and this care of the next cement 250 — LOCAL PEOPLE — 250 21 — SONG HITS — 21 12—BIG CHORUSES—12 Right up-to-the-minute show, good comedy, catchy music, swell costumes and pretty girls. Seat Sale Opens Thursday Morning at 8:00 o’clock Heyings’ Pharmacy Admission $1.00 Reserved Seats $1.50 HURRY! PATENT LOW SHOES If it is patent low shoes, we have them. All made in fine, soft patent kid and coltskin. Grecian Sandals in military and French heels ...$5.48 Hiawatha Pumps in low heels...$6.98 Oxfords in low and military heels $4.98, $5.48 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ARGES NEW POLICY BY WATER COMPANY Director Holmes, of the Anaheim Union Water Co., has offered the following resolution, and for the purpose of bringing it up for discussion, was seconded by Director Tuffree: BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That immediate attention be given to the overhead expense of the company, looking to a reduction and that a maximum annual expense be established; 2. That the rates for water be adjusted so as to furnish a revenue sufficient to meet current expense of the company; 3. That the payment for new construction work be provided for by either means than that of assessment, preferably that of 20-year serial bonds; 4. That a type of bond be offered to holders of short term notes in exchange for their holdings. The issue to be large enough to liquidate the present unsecured indebtedness of the company; 5. That before any new construction work is undertaken that the company consult with a competent engineer as to the needs of the district to be supplied and to the probable cost of the same. This resolution was laid over until the next meeting. Ditch committee reported that they had inspected the crossing on Roneya Drive and that the city officials of Orangethorpe had agreed to pay one-half the cost of having this crossing piped, same to be put in under the supervision of our superintendent, Upon motion by Thamer, seconded by Holmes, the report was accepted and superintendent instructed to proceed. Director Tuffree reported on the inspection trip Oct. 28. Regarding the piping of a portion of the Anaheim main ditch below the Tuffree reservoir, it was moved by Holmes, seconded by Tuffree, that the attorney communicate with officials of the Union Oil Co., stating the facts of the case and notifying them that this company will hold the Union Oil Co. liable for any damage caused by oil getting in our ditches and pipe lines. Regarding conditions at P. P. No. 1, superintendent was instructed to DOLKE-THOMAS OIL SYNDICATE SPUDS IN Brea Field The Dolke-Thomas Oil Syndicate spudged in late last week on the Shepard property. Reservoir Hill, Pullerton. The drilling is being done by the Federal Drilling company and the contract calls for the setting of ten inch at 3400 feet. The Columbia Oil Producing Co. has two wells drilling in the old Olinda field. No. 34 at 3980, is in shale; and No. 39 at 2200, is in hard sand. At Brea, Fisher No. 2 is in the oil sand and looks like a well. Orange No. 7 dropped down a 100 barrels to about 60. Puenta 1-A the deep well in the old field is at a 1000 ft. in hard sand. The Fullerton Oil Co. completed its No. 4 at 3218 and brot the new well in at 200 barrels. No. 6 is drilling at 3333 in hard sand. NORTHLAND WATER SHUTOFF FAILS NewPort-San Joaquin Hills Repeating the history of the Newport field, the Northland Oil Co. failed to get a water shut off at 250 in the 2" and has recemented. Drilling at 2355 the Nu Santa Oil Co's No. is in brown shale and shows some oil and considerable gas. The showing is considered good. No work has been done on the H. T. & K. Syndicate for three weeks. The well has stood idle at 3102 feet. A lot of brown shale has been drilled thru. There has been no oil showings to amaount to anything. The wells are drilling on the Wirser-Gray properties, No. 1 at 2800 is in clay and gravel. No. 2 at 2655 is showing sandy shale. The rig for No. 3 is up and plans are underway for No. 4. Why so many wells and no production is a mystery. MAXWELL CLIMBS 10-MILE MOUNTAIN Emery B. McNoldy of Altoona, Pa., recently started on a fishing trip with five friends in a good Maxwell touring car. Their road took them over the mountains of Huntington county, Pa., a long haul of ten miles to the top. At the top, they met a mountain who stated that he had lived up there six years and had never seen an automobile go over that road. The fact that the good Maxwell made the climb with six passengers was almost beyond comprehension for him. So steep was the pitch of the road that second gear was used as a brake in going down. Mr. McNoldy states that the good Maxwell covered the entire trip of 104 miles with one pinch of oil, no water, and a little less than 5 gallons of gasoline, despite the fact that it was overloaded. Turton & Lumsdon, Maxwell and Lexington dealers, report the sale of new Maxwell / touring cars to W. Zumkiller and Frank Smithie. Drilling In Shale The Beatty Oil Co. at Eagle Rock, is drilling at 2588 in shale and carrying 6" pipe. The Eddystone Oil Co's Burkhart is at 2800 and showing a little gas only. Recement at Riverside The Riverside County Oil Co. failed to get a shut off at 1835 and will recement. The well has been looking rather good. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. THE LARGEST CHAIN STORE ORGANIZATION IN Late Fall and Winter Late Fall and Winter for Women and Men Are Just What A Women’s and Misses’ Reindeer, Brown, Cop $12.50 EVERY month, people appreciate more the satisfaction of saving their seasonable apparel at Company store. November’s offer and Misses’ Coats commands attention of the good values at low prices. $14.75 The materials are the new heavy cheviots, and every garment lined with handsome, durable W over belts and fancy stitching are tures. Self and fur collars of Coatette finish the Coats. $29.50 Superintendent reported that the property owners on the west side of Placentia avenue between Center st. and the Anaheim main ditch requested that company pipe their open ditch along this property. These property owners agreed to pay one-half the cost of installing this pipe line. Upon motion this was referred to the superintendent with power to act. BARDEEN RECEMENTS AT ABOUT 2260 FEET Puente Hills After making a series of production tests the Bardeen Oil Co. is pulling the 6” casing and will re-cement at about 2260. All that stands in the way of the success of Bardeen’s well now is water, and this will be taken care of the next cementing. BARDEEN RECEMENTS AT ABOUT 2260 FEET Puente Hills After making a series of production tests the Bardeen Oil Co. is pulling the 6" casing and will re-cement at about 2260. All that stands in the way of the success of Bardeen's well now is water, and this will be taken care of the next cementing. The Chino Corona United is pulling out the six inch string and is getting rigged up to go down deeper. At 3678 this well produced heavy oil carrying some oil. It is the intention to go to 4000 feet. After going to 4100 feet and not getting enough of a showing to warrant further drilling, officials of the Gold Seal Petroleum are considering seriously the abandoning of the well. On refusing to flow the Mahala's test well north of Corona has been tubed and is now on the pump. The first twenty hours of pumping the well made 400 barrels. The oil is running 25 gravity. Drilled to 4010 feet and carrying 55 feet of excellent oil sand and having a gas pressure that was unusual the well presented every indication that it would flow. Just why it did not is one of the mysteries of the business. Drilling of No. 2 is scheduled to start in a few days. Cementing at 816 feet to make a test from this point to 1340, the Pasadena-Puente got water below the shoe and will have to re-cement. The Pomona Oil Co. is now drilling close to 3300 feet, the brown shale is carrying a little gas and colors. The St. Helena Petroleum Company is now making good time at Garner No. 1. Drilling is now at 2000 feet in hard shale. A few occasional oil showings have been noted. GARDEN GROVE WELL PASSES: 3800 FEET Garden Grove Field The Standard Oil Co.'s Chaffe No. 1 drilling at Garden Grove has passed 3800 feet and caused no excitement. The Lessor Oil Co. is rigging up and expects to start actual drilling in a few days. Children’s Coats $12.50—$14.75 Just the warm garment for the little girl and her big sister. These Coats are wonderful values at the price, for they are made of fine velour, Polaire cloth and cheviot and offer a selection of plain and fur-collared styles. 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