 | 1906 - 1190 páginas
...that year the Guffey well No. 1, on the extreme west side of the field, was sunk to a depth of 1 ,200 feet. A sputtering of gas, mud, and sand, with some...the field had produced more than 8,000,000 barrels. TOPOGRAPHY. Some effort has been expended in instrumental surveys to show the existence of a mound... | |
 | Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1906 - 186 páginas
...that year the Guflfey well No. 1, on the extreme west side of the field, was sunk to a depth of 1 ,200 feet. A sputtering of gas, mud, and sand, with some...the field had produced more than -8,000,000 barrels. TOPOGRAPH Y . Some effort has been expended in instrumental surveys to show the existence of a mound... | |
 | John Ise - 1928 - 590 páginas
...this, with a 20,000-barrel well, in May, 1903. In August, 1903, 220 wells had been completed or were in process of drilling, and the output of the field exceeded 100,000 barrels per day. But there were too many wells. From that time the production steadily declined until July,... | |
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Guffey well No. 1, on the extreme west side of the field, was sunk to a depth of 1 ,200 feet. A sputtering of gas, mud, and sand, with some oil, was noted at 900 feet. Similar indications were obtained in the Great Western well, in the Rodgers tract near... 