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Identifier: bulletin201unit (find matches)
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: United States. Bureau of Mines
Subjects: Mines and mineral resources Mines and mineral resources Mining engineering
Publisher: Washington U.S. Govt. Print. Off. (etc.)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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fthe field, is said to have ejected enough sand when it came in to coverthe derrick floor and the surrounding ground more than 6 feet deep.The oil, water, and gas sands in all California fields are unconsoli- 28 Shannon, C. W., and Trout. L. E., Petroleum and natural gas in Oklahoma : Okla-homa Gool. Survey Bull. 19, part 1, 1915, pp. 35-36. 29 Beal, Carl H., Cushing oil and gas field, Oklahoma: U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 658,04 pp. 80 Ferguson, R. N., Sunset field, California: California State Mining Bureau Bull. 82,1917, pp. 234-236. si Porj,ruson. R. N., Report on cause of damage by water in the southwestern portionof the Kern River oil field, Kern County, Calif.: 5th Ann. Rept., California State Min-ing Bureau, vol. 5, 1919. pp. 13-15. ■Arnold, Ralph, and Anderson, Robert, Geology and oil resources of the Coalinga dis-trict : U. S. Geol. Survey Bull. 328, 1910, p. 207. WESTERN UNION OIL CO. 21 ^_ ...^ FIRST OIL ZONEOil in shale SECOND OIL ZONEOil in shale THIRD OIL ZONEOil in sand
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BULLETIN Ml *.«*£ l FIRST OIL ZONEOil in shale SECOND OIL ZONEOil in shale ft« p* 14.< OIL-FIELD ROCKS AND MINERALS. 15 dated. A cross section of wells in the Santa Maria field, California(see PL I), shows a combination of Californian conditions with oiland gas in a sand reservoir and also in a shale reservoir. Oil and gas occur in sand reservoirs in both the salt dome and the stratum oil fields of the Gulf border of Louisiana and Texas. Forexample, Harris33 mentions a well in the Anse La Butte dome,Louisiana, which produced 2,400 to 2,700 barrels of oil daily, includ-ing fine sand and about 35 per cent water. Another well penetrated agas stratum that produced a large amount of gas, blew water andsand out in great quantities and buried the machinery 5 feet deep.In the Bull Bayou field of Louisiana and the Burkburnett field ofTexas fine-grained sand is a constant source of trouble in pumpingwells. The operator, drilling either in unconsolidated beds overlyingfirmer productive strbulletin201unit

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