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Home My WebLink About100-133From:Davies, Stephen F (OGC) To:Price, Jeremy M (OGC); McLellan, Bryan J (OGC); Wallace, Chris D (OGC) Subject:RE: Iniskin wells Date:Tuesday, April 5, 2022 8:45:19 PM Jeremy, Chris, and Bryan: From roughly 1995 to 2000, Blair Wondzell (AOGCC drilling engineer) and Steve McMains (Stat Tech) and Wendy Mahan (Natural Resources Tech) undertook a project to review the condition of Alaska’s wells. Blair, Steve and Wendy didn’t actually visit any well sites to my knowledge, they just used AOGCC’s well files to judge the condition of the wells and assign them to the location clearance categories that we now show in RBDMS. Nine wells have been drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula, as shown on this base map. To get a sense of scale, each of the squares is about 1 mile in width and height. AOGCC has very little information for six of these wells that were drilled in the very early 1900s. 1. Alaska Petroleum Company No. 1 00, PTD 100-126: Drilled to a depth of 1,000’ and P&A’d between 1902 and 1903. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location, depth, and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. This well and the No. 3 well were both drilled in the same governmental section (Section 11, T6S, R24W, SM). Since no more specific footages from section lines are known for either well, both wells are spotted at the center of Section 11 on the map above. 2. Alaska Petroleum Company No. 2, PTD 100-127: Drilled to a depth of 450‘ and P&A’d in 1904. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location, depth, and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. 3. Alaska Petroleum Company No. 3, PTD 100-128: Drilled to a depth of 930‘ and P&A’d in 1904. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location, depth, and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. 4. Alaska Petroleum Company No. 4, PTD 100-129: Drilled to an unknown depth and P&A’d in 1905. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. 5. Alaska Oil Company’s Dry Bay No. 1, PTD 100-130: Drilled to a depth of 320’ and P&A’d in 1902. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location, depth, and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. 6. Alaska Oil Company’s Dry Bay No. 2, PTD 100-130: Drilled to an unknown depth and P&A’d in 1903. We have no additional records for this well other than the general location, depth, and spud and P&A dates. The source of that information is unknown. Surface plugging and site inspection for the three more recently drilled wells on the peninsula was approved by the same US Geological Survey Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor in August of 1964. Iniskin Bay Association 1, PTD 100-132: Drilled to a depth of 8,775’ and suspended between 1936 and 1939. The report “Casing cut off at ground level, placed 5 sack cement plug at surface and installed regulation abandonment marker. Removed derrick and equipment and cleaned and leveled immediate well site. All work completed and inspected July 31, 1964.” was approved by the Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor for the US Geological Survey. Iniskin Beal 1, PTD 100-133: Drilled to a depth of 9,746’ and suspended between 1954 and 1955. The report “Placed a 3 sack cement plug at surface, replaced tubing bonnet and bull plugged all outlets. Installed abandonment marker, removed derrick and equipment and backfilled and leveled location. All work completed and inspected July 31, 1964.” was approved by the Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor for the US Geological Survey. Iniskin Unit Zappa 1, PTD 159-012: Drilled to a depth of 11,231’ and suspended between 1958 and 1959. The report “Removed rig and placed cement surface plug and regulation abandonment marker. Back filled cellar, leveled and cleaned up location. All work completed and inspected July 31, 1964.” was approved by the Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor for the US Geological Survey. Please let me know if I can help further. I’ll check with BLM to see if they have any records for these wells that we can copy and add to AOGCC’s files. Thanks and be well, Steve CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Steve Davies at 907- 793-1224 or steve.davies@alaska.gov. From: Price, Jeremy M (OGC) Sent: Tuesday, April 5, 2022 1:31 PM To: McLellan, Bryan J (OGC) <bryan.mclellan@alaska.gov>; Davies, Stephen F (OGC) <steve.davies@alaska.gov>; Wallace, Chris D (OGC) <chris.wallace@alaska.gov> Subject: Iniskin wells DEC was asking about these Iniskin wells. There are a bunch of old rusting barrels at the site, not sure which specific well. Looks like USGS signed off on the abandonment in the 1960’s and AOGCC provided site clearance in 1995. I can’t tell yet if there were any actual site visits made by AOGCC or if staff was relying on some other documentation in granting site clearance? 159-012 - Laserfiche WebLink (state.ak.us) 100-132 - Laserfiche WebLink (state.ak.us) 100-133 - Laserfiche WebLink (state.ak.us) IRII 8122 Bureau of Mines Report of lnvestigations/1976 Oil and Gas Seeps in Alaska Alaska Peninsula, W estem Gulf of Alaska UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Report of Investigations 8122 Oil and Gas Seeps in Alaska Alaska Peninsula, W estem Gull of Alaska By Donald P. Blasko, Alaska Field Operation Center, Anchorage. Alaska UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Thomas S. Kleppe, Secretary BUREAU OF MINES Thomas V. Falkie, Director This publ icatio n has been ca taloged as fol lows: Bl asko, Donal d P Oil and gas s eeps in Alaska. A la s k a Peninsula , western Gulf of Alaska. [Washington] U.S. Bureau of Mines [19761 78 p. il l us ., t a b l es. (U.S. Bureau o f Mi nes. Repo rt o f in vcsti· J:ations 8122) J. Secpa~e-Alaska Peninsula. 2. Petroleum pollution of wacer- Alaska Peninsula. 3. Wacer-Pollucion-Alaska P eninsula. [. U.S. Bureau of Min e s. JI . Title. (Series) T N23.U7 n o. 812 2 622 .06173 U.S. Dept. of the Int. Library CONTENTS Abstract................................................................. 1 Introduction................................................ . . . . . . • . • . . • . 1 Sampling procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Analytical procedures.................................................... 2 Iniskin Peninsula area............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Well Creek, Bowser Creek, and Oil Bay............................... 5 Brown Creek and Dry Bay ............................................. 22 Iniskin camp area ................................................... 27 Becharof Lake a rea....................................................... 37 Becharof Lake-Kejulik River......................................... 41 Oil Creek-Puale Bay................................................. 41 Rex Creek-Puale ·Bay................................................. 59 Bear Creek-Becharof Lake........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Sal mon Creek-Becharof Lake ........................................... 59 Demi an Hills........................................................ 59 Gas Roe ks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Observations...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Appendix.--Method of determining amount of oil in water .................. 78 ILLUS TRA TIO NS 1. lniskin Peninsula , Alaska ..................... , ..•. ,................ 4 2 . Oil, gas, and water sampling locations on thG Iniskin Peninsula..... 6 3. Well Creek samp ling locations....................................... 21 4. Bear Creek anticline sampling locations............................. 38 5. Kejulik River gas sampling locations................................ 39 6. Cape Kekurnoi sampling locations ..................•........•........ 40 7. Demian Hills sampling locations ...........•..•...•.................. 58 8. Gas Rocks........................................................... 76 TABLES 1. Wells drilled on Iniskin Peninsula.................................. 5 2. Ana lysis of water from Bowser Creek well............................ 8 3. Analysis of gas from Bowser Creek well .............................. 9 4 . Analyses of water from Well Creek •............•.•................... 10 5 . Analyses of water from Bowser Creek................................. 15 6. Analyses of water from Oil Bay ...... ,............................... 19 7. Analyses of water from Brown Creek .................................. 23 8. Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area ....................... 28 9. Wells drilled in Becharof Lake-Puale Bay area ....................•.. 37 10. Analysis of gas from East Fork, Kejulik River ...............•....... 42 11 . Analysis of water from gas seep on Eas t Fork, Kejulik River ......... 43 12. Analysis of water from Kejulik River •............................... 44 13 . Analyses of water from Cape Kekurnoi a rea ........•.................. 45 14. Analysis of gas from Oil Creek seep A............................... 49 15. Analysis of oil from Oil Creek seep A .............•................. 50 16. Analysis of water from Oil Creek seep A ..........•....•.....•....... 51 ii TABLES--Continued 17. Analysis of oi l from Oil Creek seep B .....•...•.•••.•......•........ 52 18. Analysis of water from Oil Creek seep B ......................•...... 53 19. Analyses of water from Oil Creek .................•.•......•......... 54 20. Analyses of oil from Oil Creek bitumen.............................. 56 21. Analyses of water from Rex Creek.................................... 60 22 . Analysis of gas from Bear Creek gas seep............................ 62 23. Analyses of water from Bear Creek oil seep .............•............ 63 24. Analysis of oil from Bear Creek oil seep ............................ 65 25 . Analysis of water from Bear Creek ................................... 66 26. Analysis of gas from Salmon Creek gas seep ............•............. 67 27 . Analysis of water from Salmon Creek gas seep ......•...•............. 68 28 . Wells drilled in Demian Hills area .................................. 69 29. Analyses of water from Demian Hills area............................ 70 30. Analysis of gas from Demian Hills area ................•............. 74 31. Analysis of gas from Gas Rocks seep .......................•......... 75 OIL AND GAS SEEPS IN ALASKA Alaska Peninsula, Western Gulf of Alaska by Donald P, Blasko 1 ABSTRACT The Bureau of Mines investigated two areas of the Alaska Peninsula (Iniskin Peninsula and Becharof Lake) where oil and gas seeps were known to occur in an attempt to determine (1) whether the seeps are still active and (2) the amount of bitumen contained in the drainage leaving the seeps. The oil, water, oil-water, and gas were sampled and analyzed. Five oil samples were taken at four separate oil seeps. The API gravity of the oil ranged from 8.9° to 21.4° and the sulfur content was from 0.12 percent to 0.59 percent. Four of the seven gas samples obtained revealed fairly high caloric values, ranging from 746 to 924 Btu/cu ft, and averaging 844 Btu/cu ft. A total of 44 water samples were obtained. Bitumen content of the water was as high as 9,773 mg/l at one seep, but averaged less than 1 mg/l where the seep-drainage water entered the Gulf of Alaska. INTRODUCTION As part of an ongoing program in mineral resource and environmental evalu- ation, the Federal Bureau of Mines conducted field investigations during June, July, and August of 1973 and 1974 around the Gulf of Alaska. The investiga - tions were aimed at locating and sampling oil and gas seeps to establish the occurrences, document the locations, and sample and analyze the seep oil and gas . This report deals with investigations conducted by the Bureau of Mines on oil and gas seeps on the Alaska Peninsula (1) in the Iniskin Peninsula area and (2) in the Becharof Lake area from Puale Bay south to Wide Bay and west to the Ugashik Lakes. Similar investigations of oil and gas seeps are being con- ducted between the Copper River and Yakutat in the north -central Gulf of Alaska and will be published in a separate report. lPetroleum engineer. 2 SAMPLING PROCEDURES At each seep, an attempt was made to obtain enough of a sample of the oil at the site to perform a routine distillation analysis. Failing this, an oil- water sample was obtained. Regardless of whether oil or oil-water was obtained, additional samples of water were obtained at intervals in the drain - age of the seep. These samples were then analyzed routinely for cation- anion qualities. In addition, values were obtained for total dissolved solids and pH. Of prime interest was the value for the oil content of the water, expressed in milligrams per liter. When a seep was located, the sampling procedure was to locate the mouth of the drainage stream and take the first water sample from the mouth of the creek. Then, two to five additional water samples were obtained upstream from the mouth of the creek at various intervals, depending on the length of drain- age between the seep and the mouth. Normally, a sample of drainage water was obtained in agitated or freely flowing current, and another was taken in a calm, standing pool . The seep fluid was then sampled. If possible, enough free oil was skimmed off the top to constitute an oil sample for analysis. If it appeared that insufficient oil was present for a free-oil sample, an oil- water sample was taken. The last sample taken would be upstream of the seep area, far enough removed to be out of the influence of the seep . The purpose of sampling from the mouth of the creek upstream to the seep, rather than sampling the seep first and progressing downstream, was to insure that repre- sentative samples were obtained. Sampling the seep first would agitate the collected bitumen in the seep area; this would allow additional bitumen to flow into the drainage, which would not normally occur under undisturbed or natural conditions. Subsequent downstream sample collection could then result in an unrepresentative amount of oil in the drainage water. The amount of liquid sample obtained was usually 1 gallon. Samples were obtained by immersing the entire sample receptacle, where possible, into the stream or pond, with the top of the receptacle opening resting on the surface of the water. The fluid was then allowed to drain into the receptacle. This resulted in collecting surface water to a depth of approximately 1 inch. Gas samples were obtained by completely filling a stoppered bottle with available water and immersing the top of the inverted bottle in the water sur- rounding the gas seep. Gas bubbles then enter the opening in the bottle, displacing the water in the bottle. The bottle was stoppered while the top of the inverted bottle was still immersed in the water, thus preventing atmos- pheric contamination and loss of the gas sample. Owing to the large number of samples obtained and the commercial cost of analysis, duplicate samples were not sent to different laboratories to estab- lish indisputable results. ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES The water analyses contained in this report resulted as a secondary bene - fit derived from the primary objective of the analysis--determining how much oil was present in the water. The water analyses were obtained by atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The oil content of the water was determined by solvent extraction as described in the ap_pendix. 3 The oil was analyzed by routine distillation. The distillation recovers up to the point of thermal cracking. As a further exp l anation, 300° end point (E.P.) gasoline is good-grade gasoline. The 392 ° E.P. gasoline is regular- grade gasoline. The 500° E.P. distillates include diesel fuels, fuel oils, etc. All of the gas analyses were performed by the Bureau 's Helium Operations in Amarillo, Tex., utilizing standard gas-analysis methods. INISKIN PENINSUIA AREA The Iniskin Peninsula is described by the U.S. Geological Survey as being located "on SE coast of Alaska Peninsula between Chinitna and Iniskin Bays , 30 miles NE of Augustine Island.'~ The peninsula juts out into Cook Inl et and can be locat e d in the U.S. Geological Survey topographic map series on the Iliarnna quadrangle (fig. 1). Th e Iniskin Peninsula area falls within a geologic province known as the Cook Inlet Me sozoic Province. This province produces oil and gas in commer- cial quantities further to the north in the upper Cook Inlet Basin.3 According to the U.S. Geological Survey,4 'bil and gas seeps in the Iniskin Peninsula area of the Chinitna district, on the west shore of Cook Inlet, were discovered by the Russians about 1853 .... " It is believed that the hydrocarbons that occur on the surface migrate updip through fault zones . Supposedly, the seeps were initially staked in 1882 for oil exploration and development, but actual dr illing did not take place on the peninsula until 1900. The first exploratory well, drilled near Bowser Creek, had shows of oil, but was plugged and abandoned in 1903. Five additional wells were drilled on the peninsula by the end of 1906.5 All were nonproductive. 2 0rth, D. Dictionary of Alaska Place Names. U.S . Geol. Survey Prof . Paper 567, 1967, 1084 pp. 3 Blasko, D. P. Natural Gas Fields--Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska. BuMines OFR 35-74, 1974, 24 pp.; available for examination at the Alaska Field Operation Center offices in Juneau and Anchorage, Alaska, and in the office of the Associate Director , Mineral and Materials Supply/Demand Analysis, and th e Ce ntral Library , U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C. Blasko, D. P., W. J. Wenger, and J. C. Morris . Oilfields and Crude Oil Char- acteristics--Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska. BuMines RI 7688, 1972, 44 pp . 4 Miller, D. J., T. Payne, andG. Gryc. Geology of Possible Petroleum Provinces in Alaska. U.S. Geol . Survey Bull. 1094, 1959, 132 pp. 5 U.S. Bureau of Mines. Alaska 1/250,000 Scale Quadrangle Map Overlays Showing Exploratory Oil and Gas Well Drilling Locations and Productive Oil -and Gasfield Locations. BuMines OFR 69-73 , 1973, 87 overlays; available for examination at Bureau of Mines offices in Juneau and Anchorage, Alaska, and at the Office of Wilderness and River Basins, Washington, D.C. 4 lni1ki1 Shol R. 24 w. ..• 1tti••1 ...... ., ~- R.23W. R. 22 W. T 5S . FIGURE 1. -iniskin Peninsula, Alaska (adapted from U.S. Geological Survey map of the 11 iamna quadrangle). In September 1936, the Iniskin Drilling Co. spudded the IBA No. 1 (Iniskin Bay Association) south of Chinitna Bay . During 1936, the well was drilled to 2,540 feet and suspended for the winter. Gas shows were encoun- tered at three different intervals . In 1938, the well was reentered and deep- ened to 6,156 feet. Several zones were tested between 5,600 feet and 7,156 feet, resulting in a recovery of about 15 barrels of light-green, high -gravity oil. After testing, the well was again shut in for the winter season. Upon reentering the well and drilling to total depth of 8,775 fe e t, additional shows of oil and gas were encountered. The well was eventually plugged and abandoned as noncommercial. Other wells drilled on the Alaska Peninsula offered encouragement, but were eventually plugged and abandoned. In 1954, Alaska Consolidated Oil Co., Inc., began drilling the Iniskin Unit No. 1 on the Iniskin Peninsula. Drill- ing was suspended in November 1959, and the well was finally plugged and abandoned in 1964. Total depth of the well was 9,476 feet. The bit was reportedly drilling in Jurassic volcanics when the well was abandoned. Between 6,000 feet and 9,300 feet, the drilling records indicate oil saturation, but no recovery was made owing to lack of permeability. 5 Another semideep well drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula during 1958 -59 was the Alaska Consolidated Oil Co. Antonio Zappa No. 1 well, which had oil and gas shows, but was eventually abandoned. An interesting feature of this well is that the drilling records show that flowing hot salt water and steam were encountered on a drill-stem test at a depth of about 8,500 feet. There has been no drilling since that time, although the area still retains interest in terms of geologic prospecting . Pe rtinent data regarding the wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula are given in tab le 1. TABLE 1. -Wells drilled on Iniskin Peninsula Company Well Alaska Consolidated Iniskin Oil Co., Inc. Unit, Beal No. 1. Do ............... Iniskin Unit, Zappa No. 1. Alaska Oil Co ...... No . 1.. Do ............... No. 2 .. Alaska Petroleum No . 1.. Co. Do ............... No. 2 .. Do ............... No. 3 .. Do ............... No. 4 •. In is kin Drilling IBA Co. No. 1. 1 Based on Seward meridian. 2 Abandoned at shallow depth . Com- Location1 Spudded pleted 2,000 ' w, 1, 700 I N 8/4/54 1959 of SE corner sec 17, T 5 S, R 23 W. 2 ,3 70 I s' 290 I W Of 12/25/58 11/7 /61 NE corner, sec 18' T 5 S, R 23 W. SE l/4NWl/4 sec 35' 1902 1902 T 5 S, R 23 W. NE1/4SW1/4 sec 35' 1903 1903 T 5 s' R 23 W. NE1/4SW1/4 sec 11, 1900 1903 T 6 S, R 24 W. SW1/4NW1/4 sec 11, 1904 1904 T 6 S, R 24 W. SW1/4NW1/4NW1/4 1904 1904 sec 11, T 6 S, R 24 W. NW l I 4SW1/ 4NW 1I4 1906 1906 sec 11, T 6 S, R 24 W. 1,500' w, 1, 125 I N 9/7 /36 1939 of SW corner sec 8, T 5 S . R 23 W. Well Creek, Bowser Creek , and Oil~ Total depth, Status feet 9,746 Plugged and abandoned. 11, 231 Do. 320 Do. (2) Do. 1,000 Do. 450 Do. 930 Do. 1,905 Do. 8, 775 Do. Active gas seeps and suspected active oil seeps were observed in the area of the junction of Well Creek and Bowser Creek (fig . 2) in secs 10-11, T 6 S, R 24 W, Seward meridian (Iliamna quadrangle). Since it was the custom in early exploration for oil in Alaska to drill wells near, at, or on oil seeps, the seep area was located by surface evidence of oil-well drilling (that is, abandoned wells, boiler 6 ... + ~::i:::::::::::+~.... C H JN I T N A + 6 Mt.Chtnlto T.5S. +40° LEGEND ICS -ln i sk i n Creek Sample WCS -We ll Creek Sample BCS -Brown Cr ee k Sample BoCS -Bowse r Cree k Sample OBS -Oi l Ba y Sa mple FIGURE 2. -Oil , gas, and water sampling locations on the lniskin Peninsula (adapted from the U.S . Geological Survey map of the lliamna quadrangle), equipment, etc.). In this instance, an old boiler was spotted, partial ly hidden by trees and other plant growth . Two abandoned wel l s were locate d nearby, near the west bank of Bowser Creek. The wells were drilled by the Al aska Petroleum Co. between 1900 and 1906; the deepest went to approximately 7 1,900 feet . One well was situated on dry ground and the surface casing stuck up out of the ground about 2 feet, encased in what appeared to be cement and barrel staves. A wooden plug was wedged into the casing . No oil, gas, or water appeared to be escaping from this well or the area surrounding the well. Another well was located about 70 feet to the north. The surface casing pro - truded about 1 foot above the pool of water surrounding it. The casing was full of water, but the water did not appear to be flowing under pressure. Gas was bubbling up through the water inside the casing, and a sample of the gas and water in the casing was obtained. The gas displaced the water inside the sample bottle within about 1 minute. The gas would flame an ignited match, but would not sustain the flame. An analysis of th~ gas and water from this well is given in tables 2-3. There did not appear to be any discharge of water or oil attendant with the bubbling gas well. Another well (fig. 2), believed to be drilled by the Alaska Petroleum Co. in 1906, was located on the south bank of Well Creek about one -half mile upstream from the juncture of Well Creek and Bowser Creek. The well casing sticks up approximately 2-1/2 feet out of the surrounding pool of water. Oil was observed inside the casing, which was badly corroded on one side , and on the pool of water surrounding the casing . This pool of water drains directly into Well Creek. A sample of the water from the pool was obtained. Directly across the creek from the well were several oil seep areas. Four distinct seeps were spread over a distance of approximately 375 feet. The ponds containing suspected seep oil were located at the base of a well- defined, northeast-trending ridge. The oil on top of the pools of water appeared to be thick and weathered, and clung to the edges of the pool and adhered to the vegetation. Vegetation growth did not seem to be affected. When draining from the pools into Well Creek, the bitumen broke up and floated a sheeny rainbow from the pools into Well Creek. Oil sheen and oil residue were evident on almost all standing water in the grassy swamp. There were no indications that the oil seeps were vigorously active, such as gas bubbles, oil flow, etc.; however, the presence of relatively fresh oi l drop- lets indicated that the seeps were at least occasionally active . One Well Creek water sample was taken at a point above the drainage from the oil seep areas. Another Well Creek water sample was obtained at a point just below the last drainage from the observed seeps. Well Creek seep sam- ples were taken at what appeared to be the seep locations. Figure 3 illus- trates the relative position of the area and the sample locations. Analyses of samples from the well, stream, and seep of Well Creek are found in table 4. No indications of gas seeps were observed. In order to determine what effect, if any, the natural seeps have on the surrounding drainages, samples of water were taken on Bowser Creek at the fol - lowing points: above the point where Well Creek joins Bowser Creek , immedi- ately below where Well Creek joins Bowser Creek, at Bowser Creek below where the drainage from the gassy Bowser Creek well enters, and at the mouth of Bowser Creek at low tide. The analyses of these samples appear in table S. Since Bowser Creek drains into the head of Oi l Bay, water samples were also obtained from Oil Bay. Analyses appear in table 6. 8 TABLE 2.-Analysis of water from Bowser Creek well Sample from: Well x Stream Seep Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S, Date samp l ed-"""6/~7--=3'-------- R24W (SM) Quadrangle 11 i amna Pertinent data regarding sample: Dry hole well. Gas bubbling up through water in surface casing. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ~---------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---5.1 Ana 1ysis: Ca tions Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 1109 48.23 Carbonate Potassium 2 0.05 Bi carbonate Magnesium 5 0.41 Sul fate Ca lei um 625 24.94 Sulfide Iron Chloride Hydroxide Total Cation 73.63 Total Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 4354 Observed pH 7. 3 Mg/ 1 i ter 0 67 30 2550 Specific resistance at 68 °F l . 48 ohm meters Meq/l iter 1.10 0.62 71 . 91 73.63 TABLE 3.-Analysis of gas from Bowser Creek well Stream Other Wel 1 X ---Sample from: Seep ------- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NW 1I4, Sec . 11 , T6S, Date sarnp 1 ed_6...,./_7 .... 3 ______ _ R24v/ (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -~~;_,;;;.... ___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Dry hole well. Gas bubbling up through water in surface casing. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ~-----------~------- Provided by __________________ _ Specia 1 results: Analysis: Methane 79 .2 % Normal Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 0 .0 % Ethane 0.0 % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0.2 % Propane Trace % Cyclopentane 0 .0 % Hydrogen 0.0 % Nor mal Butane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 20 .4 % C02 0. l % Helium 0 .01% Total 99.9 % Calculated gross Btu/cu.ft., dry at 60°F. and 30 11 mercu ry 802 Specific Gravity 0.641 9 10 TABLE 4. -Anal~ses of water from Well Creek See pertinent Sample from: Well Stream Seep Other data Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date samp l ed.......:6 .... 1....:...7-=-3 _____ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from pond of water surrounding old abandoned well. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ---------------~- Special results: Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 1204 52.38 Potassium 6 0 .15 Magnesium 25 2.06 Ca lei um 860 34. 31 Iron Total Cation 88.90 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter Observed pH Specific resistance at 68 °F Anions Carbonate Bicarbonate Sul fate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Total Anion 5226 7.0 Mg/liter 0 256 5 3000 l · 40 ohm meters Meg/liter 4.20 0 .10 84.60 88.90 TABLE 4. -Analyses of water from Well Creek--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream __ x_ Seep __ _ Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- Pertinent data regarding samp le: Well Creek water sample upstream of oil seep area. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ----------------- Special results: Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 72 3. 12 Carbonate Potassium Trace Bicarbonate Magnesium 2 0 .16 Sul fate Ca 1ci um 4 0.16 Sulfide Iro n Chloride Hydroxide Total Cation 3.44 Total Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 220 Observed pH 6.5 Mg/liter 0 49 94 24 Specific resistance at 68 °F 90.0 ohm meters --- Meg/liter 0.80 1. 96 0.68 3.44 11 12 TABLE 4. -Analyses of water from Well Creek --Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other __ _ --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Date samp 1 ed_6/_7_3 _____ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Well Creek water sample below drainage of observed seeps. Analysis: Performed by Corrmerci al firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---8.4 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 24 1.04 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 49 0.80 Magnesium 0 .08 Sulfate Trace Calcium 4 0 .16 Sulfide Iron Chloride 17 0.48 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 1. 28 Total Anion 1.28 Total dissolved solids, Mg/l iter 70 --- Observed pH _6_._7 __ Specific resistance at ~°F ohm meters ---100 TABLE 4. -Analyses of water from Well Creek--Continued Seep X Other ---Sample from : Well ---Stream --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T6S, R24W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 ~------- Quadrangle Iliamna _;:;...-..;.-..-.;.;..:..=----- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample from seep pond. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ----------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---9773 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 23 Potassium Magnesium l Ca lei um 4 Iron Tota 1 Cation 1.02 0.03 0 .08 0. 16 l. 29 Carbonate Bicarbonate Sulfate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 71 --- Observed pH 6.3 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 49 0 .80 2 0.04 16 0.45 l. 29 Specific resistance at 68 °F 6.3 ohm me t ers --- 13 14 TAB LE 4. ~Analyses of water from Well Creek --Cont inued Sample from: Well Stream Seep X Other ------------ Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T6S, R24W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample from seep pond. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---6938 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/l iter Meg/liter Sodium 21 0.90 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bicarbonate 49 0 .80 Magnesium 1 0.08 Sul fate 4 0.08 Ca lei um 3 0 .12 Sulfide Iron Chloride 9 0.25 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.1 3 Total Anion 1.13 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter _63 __ Obse rved pH 6. 2 Specific resistance at 68 °F 145 ohm meters ~;:;;.._- TABLE 5.-Analyses of water from Bowser Creek Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Sample obtained in Bowser Creek 100 feet upstream of juncture of Well Creek and Bowser Creek . Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ----------------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1----<0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/ 1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 43 1.86 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 48 0 .79 Magnesium Trace Sulfate 12 0.25 Ca lei um 5 0.25 Sulfide Iron Chlor ide 38 1.07 Hydroxide Tota 1 Ca ti on 2 .11 Total Anion 2.11 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 122 Observed pH 7.2 Specific resistance at 68 °F 49. 7 ohm meters 15 16 TABLE 5. -Analyses of water from Bowser Creek--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S. R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna ~--------- ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 ---'--------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 10 0 feet down- stream of Well Creek and Bowser Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1 ---377 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 36 1.55 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 41 0.67 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 8 0. 17 Ca lei um 5 0.25 Sulfide Iron Chloride 34 0.96 Hydroxide Total Cation l.80 Total Anion 1.80 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 103 Observed pH 6 .9 Specific resista~ce at 68 OF 56.7 ohm meters TABLE 5. -Analyses of water from Bowser Creek--Continued Stream X Seep __ _ Other ---Sample from: Well --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Location NW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S, R24W (SM) Date samp 1 ed_6_/_7_4 _____ _ Quadrangle Iliamna ---~------ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 100 feet down- stream from bubbly gas well. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ____________ ----- Special results: Oil content, mg/l ---4.0 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 39 1. 71 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bi carbonate 41 0.67 Magnesium Trace Sulfate 13 0.27 Calcium 5 0.25 Sulfide Iron Chloride 36 1.02 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 1.96 Total Anion l. 96 Tota l dissolved solids, Mg/liter 113 --- Obse rved pH 6.8 Specific resistance at 68 °F 56.9 ohm meters 17 18 TABLE 5. -Analyses of water from Bowser Creek--Continued Sample from: Stream X Well ---Seep __ _ Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SW 1/4, Sec. 11, T6S, R24W (SM) Date samp 1 ed_6...;./_7_4 _____ _ Quadrangle Iliamna -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from Bowser Creek about 200 feet upstream of mouth at low tide. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content , mg/1---14 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodi um 285 Potassium 11 Magnesium 16 Calcium 5 Iron Tota 1 Cation 12. 39 0.28 1.32 0.25 14. 24 Carbonate Bi ca rbo na te Sul fate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 835 Observed pH 6.7 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 49 0.80 66 1. 37 428 12.07 14.24 Specific resistance at ~0 f 7 · l 3 ohm meters TABLE 6.-Analyses of water from Oil Bay Sample from: Well Stream Seep See pertinent Other data --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4 , Sec. 23, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from seawater of coastal bay called Oil Bay. Analysis: Performed by Commercia l firm Provided by -~------~------~~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 2584 112.38 Carbonate 0 Potassium 187 4 .79 Bicarbonate 111 1.82 Magnesi um 230 18 . 91 Sul fate 7 0; 15 Calcium 25 1.25 Sulfide Iron ChJoride 4800 135. 36 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 137. 33 Total Anion 137. 33 Tota 1 dissolved solids, Mg/liter 7888 Observed pH 6.9 Specific resistance at 68 Of 0 · 405 ohm meters 19 20 TABLE 6. -Analyses of water from Oil Bay--Continued See Sample from: Well Stream Seep pertinent Other data --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4 , Sec. 26, T6S, R24W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna -------- ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from seawater of coastal bay at the mouth of Oil Bay near Oi 1 Reef. Analysis : Performed by Commercial firm ----------------~ Provided by ----------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---<0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/ 1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 9754 424.29 Carbonate 0 Potassium 430 11 .01 Bi carbonate 134 2.20 Magnesium 498 40.94 Sulfate 12 0.25 Calcium 56 2.79 Sulfide Iron Chloride 16900 476.58 Hydroxide Total Cation 479.03 Total Anion 479.03 T0ta 1 dissolved solids, Mg/liter 27716 Observed pH 7.2 Specific res is ta nee at 68 °F 0 · 24 ohm meters Well Creek So111ple Som pie Well Creek Sample M E A D 0 w Well Creek Seep (No Somple) 21 - / -/~~- 210' ~ --/// ~---- / ;~ D -,,,.--Well Creek Seep Somple _ / _, / 5' -~ _.. iw-:,;,.;:;::: G Sample -----___.. -- FIGURE 3. -Well Creek sampling locations. 22 Samples of the surface beach sand at the head of Oil Bay were taken. One sample, taken about 100 yards east of the mouth of Bowser Creek on the west side of the tidal flats, had a bitumen content of 8.0 mg/l. A reconnaissance of the beaches was made at both high and low tides from the mouth of Oil Bay near Oil Reef, extending across the tidal flat and over to Oil Point. It did not reveal any additional seeps or any unusual deposits of oil, tar, slick, scum, etc. Brown Creek and Dry Bay Brown Creek was reconnoitered from a point above Rich Creek to Dry Bay in an effort to locate oil and gas seeps. Gas seeps were located during the reconnaissance (fig . 2). Several were sampled, but the results are not included because of the possibility of contaminated samples and unreliable analyses. In SWl/4 sec 26, T 5 S, R 23 W, Seward meridian, two distinct areas of gas seeps were found. On the west side of Brown Creek, a calm-water pond, fed by small springs and measuring about 15 feet wide, 35 feet long, and approxi- mately 2 feet deep, contained a substantial gas seep . Gas bubbles emerged intermittently throughout the pond in about 15 or 20 different and scattered places at approximately 30 -second intervals. No attempt was made to sample the gas because of the inconsistency of the seep location. Another gas seep was located nearby in fast-moving Brown Creek near the west bank. Gas bubbles emerging from the creekbed would be swept downstream about 15 to 20 feet before emerging at the surface. The gas appeared to be continuous and consistent . In SW1/4NE1/4 sec 35, T 5 S, R 23 W, Seward meridian, the remains of the equipment that Alaska Oil Co. used in 1902 to drill wells on Brown Creek were located . An old bailer, an old stove, and rotted lumber were evident, but the remains of the oil wells were not located. The area was looked over very closely , but there were no indications of oil or gas seeps. Samples of water were obtained from Brown Creek immediately above and immediately below the remains of the drilling equipment. The analyses appear in table 7. Another gas seep in Brown Creek was located about 1,500 yards upstream from the beachline of Dry Bay. Analyses of water samples upstream and down- stream from the gas seep are also found in table 7. TABLE 7.-Analyses of water from Brown Creek Sample from: We11 ---Stream X Seep __ _ Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4, Sec. 35, T5S, R23W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Quadrangle Iliamna ----............ =---~---- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from Brown Creek ·upstream of old drilling area. Analysis: Performed by Co11111ercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Spec ial results: Oil content, mg/1---0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/l iter Meq/l i ter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/1 i ter Sodium 14 0 . 61 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 26 0 .43 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 7 0 .15 Calc ium 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 8 0.23 Hydroxide Total Cation 0 .81 Total Anion 0.81 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 46 --- Observed pH 6 .8 Spec ific resistance at 68 °F 120 ---ohm me ters 23 24 TABLE 7. -Analyses of water from Brown Creek--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream X Seep Other Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NE 1/4, Sec. 35, T5S, R23W (SM) Quadra ng l e___.r ..... J ..... i=am=n=a ___ _ --- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sa mpl e obtained from Brown Creek down- stream from old drilling area. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ------------------ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---5.2 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 19 0.81 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bi carbonate 37 0. 61 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 8 0. 17 Ca lei um 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 8 0.23 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 1.01 Total Anion l.01 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 57 Observed pH 6.8 Specific resistance at 68 OF 149 ohm meters TABLE 7 .· -Analyses of water from Brown Creek--Conti nued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep __ _ Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, Sec. 2, T6S, R23W (SM) Qua dra ng 1 e_I"""'l._.j-=a=m=na=------ Per ti nent data regarding sample: --- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 ---------- Sample obtained from Brown Creek up- stream of lower gas seep. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ~-----------------~~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---1 .5 Analysis : Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 17 0.73 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 39 0.64 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 6 0.12 Ca lei um 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 6 0 .17 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 0.93 Total Anion 0.93 ·;otc.1 dissolved solids, Mg/liter 52 Observed pH 7. 1 Specific resistance at 68 OF 129 ohm meters 25 26 TABLE 7. -Analyses of water from Brown Creek--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, Sec . 2, T6S, R23W (SM) Qua dra ng 1 e_r ..... J._.j.£:.a .... mn=a=------- Pert i nent data regarding sample: ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 ---------- Sample obtained from Brown Creek down- stream of lower gas seep. Analysis: Performed by Commercial f i r m Provided by -------------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1,--2.4 Analysis: Cations Ms/liter Meg /liter Anion s Mg/liter Meg /liter Soaium 19 0.84 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 39 0 .64 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 8 0 .17 Calcium 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 8 0 .23 Hydroxide To ·'4 l Cation l.04 Total Anion l.04 Tota i dissolved solids, Mg/liter 58 --- Observed pH 6.8 S;.>~c.fic resistance at ~°F 128 ohm meters --- 27 lniskin Camp· Area As part of the project to determine the source and amount of bitumen that may be entering the Gulf of Alaska waters, it is normal procedure to seek out and inspect any known abandoned exploratory wells in the area of interest. To this end, three wells previously discussed were investigated: Beal No. 1, IBA No . 1, and Zappa No. 1. One well, !BA No. 1, drilled and abandoned in 1939, was found to be in good condition . No sign of bitumen was in evidence. No oil or gas seeps were found. At the drilling site of Zappa No . 1, abandoned in 1961, water with a rainbow sheen was emanating from a spring area near a built-up pad housing a test tank. It has not been determined whether the bitumen is from an oi l seep or from past industrial operations. The bitumen enters a small creek that drains into upper Fitz Creek. The rainbow is evident throughout the small creek drainage, as is a petrolic odor. However, the well is in good shape and shows no sign of contributing pollution. The same is true at the Beal No. 1 well. Rainbow -c olored sheen was seen on small ponds that surround the drill- ing pad and drain into Fitz Creek, but no particular natural oil seeps were identifiable. The observance of these bitumen occurrences took place in early sunmer of 1973 when the last of the winter snows were thawing rapidly and drainages were running swift and high. Another visit was made to the area during a rela- tively dry period in 19 74 when creeks were noticeably low . Standing pools of water exhibited the rainbow sheen when disturbed, but no bitumen was observed ooz ing out of earth in places previously noted. Comparisons of water samples taken during the wet and dry periods leads to the conclusion that it is quite possible that the only time bitumen (whether from natural seeps or past industrial operations) enters the drainage in the Iniskincamp area (fig. 2) is during periods of runoff caused by rain or snow melt. The water analyses from the Iniskin camp area are found in table 8. 28 TABLE 8.-Analyses •of water from Iniskin camp seep area Sample from: Well Stream Seep X Other Area Iniskin Peninsula-Zappa We l l Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec . 18, T5S, R23W (SM) Quadrangle Iliamna ~~~~~~~~ Date sampled 6/73 ~~~~~~~~ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from soil surrounding suspected seepage. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Special results: Oil content, mg/l---943 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 456 19.82 Carbonate 0 Potassium 41 1.05 Bi carbonate 2208 36.2 1 Magnesium 63 5 .18 Sul fate 25 0.52 Ca lei um 317 12.65 Sulfide Iron Chloride 70 1.97 Hydroxide Total Cation 38.70 Total Anion 38 .70 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 2059 Observed pH 8. l Specific resistance at 68 °F 3. 6 ohm meters TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: We11 ---Stream X Seep ---Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula-Zappa Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec. 18, T5S, R23W (SM) Quadra ng 1 e_.._Il ....... i .... a ..... m"""na~--- Pert i nent data regarding sample: Date samp 1 ed __ 6_/_7_3 ____ _ Sample obtained from Fitz Creek upstrea m of observed seepage during wet period. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ~---------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---7.4 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 26 l.14 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bi carbonate 49 0.80 Magnesium 1 0.08 Sulfate 12 0.25 Ca lei um 2 0.08 Sulfide Iron Chloride 10 0.28 Hydroxide Total Cation l. 33 Total Anion l. 33 Tota 1 dissolved so 1 ids, Mg/1 i ter 76 Observed pH 7.0 Specific resistance at 68 Of 105 ohm meters 29 30 TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream X Seep ---Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula-Zappa Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec. 18, T5S, R23W (SM) Date sampled 6/74 -------- Quadrang 1 e_I_l_i a;....m_n_a ___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from Fitz Creek upstream of observed seepage during dry period. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 28 Potassium Trace Magnesium Trace Ca lei um 5 Iron Tota 1 Cation 1.23 0.25 1.48 Carbonate Bicarbonate Sul fate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 85 Observed pH 6.8 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 41 0.67 12 0.25 20 0.56 1.48 Specific resistance at 68 °F 83 .9 0 ohm meters TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula-Zappa Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec. 18, TSS, R23W (SM) Date sampled 6173 -------- Qua dra ng 1 e--=-Il~i:...:a~m.:..:..:na:::-___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from Fitz Creek ~ownstream from observed seepage during wet period . Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm ----------------------~--~- Provided by ------------------------------ Spec ial results: Oil content, mg/1---5.3 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 98 4.28 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bi carbonate 61 1.00 Magnesium 2 0 .16 Sul fate 20 0.42 Calcium 1 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 110 3.10 Hydroxide Tota 1 Ca ti on 4.52 Total Anion 4 .52 Tota 1 dissolved so lids, Mg/liter 262 Observed pH 6.7 Specific resistance at 68 OF 83 ohm meters 31 32 TABLE 8 . -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep __ _ Other ------ Area Iniskin Peninsula-Zappa Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec. 18, T5S, R23W (SM) Qua dra ng l e Il i amna ------~~ Date sampled 6/74 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from Fitz Creek down- stream from observed seepage during dry period. Analysis: Performed by_C_o_mm_e_r_c_i_a_l _f_i_r_m _________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---<0.l Analysis : Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 26 1.12 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 40 0.66 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 7 0 .15 Ca lei um 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 18 0. 51 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.32 Total Anion 1.32 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 75 Observed pH 6.7 Specific resistance at 68 OF 84 ohm meters TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area --Continued Samp l e from : Well Stream ·---Seep X Other ------------- Area Iniskin Peninsula-Beal Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NW 1/4, Sec. 17, TSS, R23W (SM) Date sampl ed. __ 6_/_73 ____ _ Quadransle Iliamna ~~---------~ Pe r t i nent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from soil surrounding suspected seepage . Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ---------------------~-------~ Specia l results: Oil content, mg/l---148 Analysis : Cations Mg/liter Meq/1 iter Anions Mg/liter Sodium 1950 84 .81 Carbonate 0 Potassium 23 0 . 59 Bi carbonate 634 Magnesium 63 5 .18 Sul fate 15 Ca l c i um 1108 44.21 Sulfide Iron Chloride 4400 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 134.79 Total An i on Total dissolved solids, Mg/l iter 7871 --- Observed pH 6. 4 Spec i fic res i stance at ~°F 78.5 ohm meters Mcq/1 iter 10.40 0 . 31 124.08 134.79 33 34 TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream __ x_ Seep __ _ Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula-Beal Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NW 1/4, Sec. 17, T5S, Date sampled_6_/_7_3 ____ _ R23W (SM) Qua dra ng 1 e__._J .._l 1...,.,· a=m"""na=------ Pert i nent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from pond drainage near suspected seep during wet period. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ~------------~~~- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---8.3 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 1199 52. 17 Carbonate 0 Potassium 14 0.36 Bicarbonate 37 0.61 Magnesium 5 0.41 Sul fate 20 0.42 Ca lei um 890 35.31 Sulfide Iron Chloride 3100 87.42 Hydroxide Total Cation 88.45 Total Anion 88.45 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter _52_4_6 __ Observed pH 6.5 Specific resistance at ~°F 1 · 25 ohm meters TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Well ---Stream X -"'----- Seep __ _ Other ---Samp 1 e from: Area Iniskin Peninsula-Beal Well Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NW 1/4, Sec. 17, T5S, R23W (SM) Date samp l ed_--'6/~7_4 ____ _ Quadra ng l e_11 ..... ; .... a .... mn ... a.__ ___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from pond drainage near suspected seep during wet period. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content , mg/1---0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/1 iter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 24 1.03 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 37 0.61 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 8 0 .17 Ca lei um 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 16 0.45 Hydroxide Total Cation l.23 Total Anion 1. 23 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 70 Observed pH 6.7 Specific resistance at _§_oF 83.8 ohm meters 35 36 TABLE 8. -Analyses of water from Iniskin camp seep area--Continued Sample from: Well Stream ---x Seep Other --- Area Iniskin Peninsula Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Lo cation NE 1/4, Sec. 25, T4S, R23W (SM) Date sampled 6174 -------- Qua dra ng 1 e_...1 .1.-l ;Lllllau.um..u.ina11...-___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from mouth of Fitz Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by --------------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1 --....::0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/1 iter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 26 1.12 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 43 0.71 Magnesium Trace Sulfate 13 0.27 Ca lei um 4 0.20 Sulfide Iron Chloride 12 0 .34 Hydroxide Total Cation l. 32 Total Anion 1. 32 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 76 Observed pH 6.9 Specifi c resistance at 68 Of 86.0 ohm meters 37 BECHAROF LAKE There are essentially three areas around Becharof Lake where oil and gas seeps have been known to exist . One area is the dominant anticlinal feature extending from the east end of Becharof Lake eastward to the ocean waters bordered by Puale Bay on the north and Portage Bay on the south. Demian Hills , located west of the very southern portion of Becharof Lake, is another area, and Gas Rocks, on the southern shore of Becharof Lake approximately midpoint of the lake, is the third. All three areas fall within the Cook Inlet Mesozoic Province. The anticlinal f eature between Becharof Lake and the Pacific Ocean (fig. 4), commonly called the Bear Creek anticline, can be located on t he U.S. Geological Survey topographi c map series on the Kar l uk quadrangle. The area, bounded by Puale Bay and Portage Bay, was the site of early drilling, probably on the basis of surface indications of hydrocarbons. During 1903-04, four wells were dri l led near the head of Oil Creek, which drains to the Pacific Ocean. All the wells were drilled near seep areas, but were unsuccessful in establishing commercial production . Dril l ing depths ranged from 728 feet to 1,542 feet. A 7,596-foot dry hole was drilled on The most recent wel l to be drilled in the pleted in 1959 as a 14,375-foot dry hole. the Bear Creek seeps . Salmon Creek during 1938 -40 (fig. 5). area was spudded in 1957 and com- This well was drilled upstream of Data regarding the wells drilled between Puale Bay and Portage Bay (Karluk quadrangle) are found in table 9. TABLE 9. -Wells drilled in Becharof Lake-Puale Bay area Com-Tota l Company Well Location1 Spudded pleted depth, Status feet J. H. Costello. No. 1 ..... NWl/4 sec 10, 1903 1903 728 Plugged and T 29 S, R 40 W. abandoned . Do ........... No. 2 ..... SEl/4 sec 10, 1904 1904 (2) Do. T 29 s, R 40 W. Humble Oil and Bear Cr eek 510 I s > 1,280 ' w 9/23/57 3/4/59 14,375 Do. Refining Co . 3 Unit of NE corner , No. 1. sec 36, T 29 S , R 41 W. Pacific Oil and No. 1 ..... SWl/4 sec 36, 1903 1904 1 ,421 Do. Commercial Co. T 28 S, R 40 w. Do ........... No. 2 ..... Sl/2 sec 2, 1904 1904 1,542 Do. T 29 S, R 40 W. Standard Oil Grammer 600 ' N, 2,050' w 7/17/38 3/30/40 7 ,596 Do. Co . of No . 1. of SE corner, California. sec 10, T 30 S , R 41 W. 1 . .;) Based on Seward meridian. 2 Unknown. Now Exxon Co ., U.S .A . 38 T. 29S. T. 30S. -<> T.30S. :_,,> T. 31 S. "'>"'a-<" . . .• . .' + LEGEND SCS -Salmon Creek Sample BCS --Beor Cr eek Sompl e RCS --Rex Creek Sample OCS-Oil Creek Sample FIGURE 4. • Bear Creek anticline sampl ing locations (adapted from U.S. Geo log ical Survey map of the Karluk quadrong le ). FIGURE 5. • Ke julik River gos sampling locations (adopted from U.S. Geologica l Survey mop of the Ko rl uk quodrong le), 40 R. 38W. 'A L. f pUI B A y ,I . . .. ' l •• • •• t ••• . • .+ R. 38W. •• • I "" ..... ,o;.·. I.• .,-' r· (~ ,.. R. 37 w . LEGEND BAY-Bay Sample +cK-WS ...-Cape Kekurnoi -West Sample CK -NS -Cape Kekurnai -North Sample R. 37 W. T. 28 S. T.29S. FIGURE 6. -Cape Kekurnoi sampling locations (adapted from U.S. Geological Survey map of the Karluk quad rang le), 41 The U.S. Geological SurveyB references the oil and gas seeps in the area between Becharof Lake and Puale Bay as follows: "In the Kanatak district active oil and gas seeps and oil residues are found principally in two areas: southwest of Puale Bay in the vicinity of Oil Creek and on the Bear Creek - Salmon Creek anticline ... The flow of oil at the largest of these seeps was estimated in 1921 to be about half a barrel per day." Becharof Lake -Kejulik River A significant gas seep was located and sampled on the East Fork of the Kejulik River (fig. 5). This seep is notable because the analysis indicates a relatively high Btu value. The seep itself was located on the north side of the main stream, a 6-foot -diameter water pool with gas emanating vigorously. The gas would flame upon ignition. Samples of the gas and water were obtained from this location, a nd an additional water sample was obtained near the junc- tion of the East Fork and mainstream Kejulik River . The analyses for t hese samples are found in tables 10 -1 2 . The peninsu l a between Puale Bay and Al inchak Bay (fig. 6) h as a number of unnamed, short-length creeks. Several of the creeks were investigated in an attempt to establish seep locations . Definite seeps were not observed, but areas suspected of being seeps were found. Samples were taken f r om three creeks and analyses are given in table 13 . Other creeks draining directly into Puale Bay were reconnoitered, but visual inspection revealed no seeps on Helen Creek , Portage Creek, Te r esa Creek, Dry Creek, Train Creek, and Katie Creek. According t o the analyses, water from these creeks did not contain significant amounts of oil . Oil Creek-Puale Bay The oil and gas seeps at the head of Oil Creek (fig. 4) are the most prolific of those observed on the Al aska Peninsula . Oil a nd gas issue from two separate springs situated at the foot of a small knoll on the southern side of Oil Creek. 8 Work cited in footno t e 5 . 42 TABLE 10. -Analysis of gas from East Fork, Kejulik River Sample from: Well ---Strea m Seep X Other ---- Area Becharof Lake Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SW 1/4, Sec. 35, T26S, Date sampled 6/74 R38W (SM) -------- Quadrangle Karluk ~~~----- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from vigorous gas seep near the headwaters of East Fork of Kejulik River , south of Katmai National Monument. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ---------------------- Prov ided by --------------------~-~ Special results : Analysis: Methane 73 .6 % Normal Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 0.0 % Ethane Trace % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0.5 % Propane Trace % Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen 0.0 % Norma 1 Butane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 25.8 % C02 Trace % Helium 0 .0\ Total 99.9 % Calculated gross Btu/cu.ft., dry at 60°F. and 30" mercury 746 Specif i c Gravity 0.664 TABLE 11 .-Analysis of water from gas seep on East Fork, Kejulik River Sample from: Well ---Stream ---Seep X Other --- Area Becharof Lake Location SW 1/4, Sec. 35 , T26S, R38W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 --"'------- Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obta ined from vigorous ga~ seep near the headwaters of the East Fork of Kejulik River. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/l---0 .1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 48 Potassium Trace Magnesium Trace Ca 1cium 4 Iron "iota l Cation 2.08 0.20 2.28 Carbonate Bi carbonate Sulfate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids 9 Mg/liter 127 Observed pH 7.5 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 67 1.10 Trace 42 1.18 2.28 Specific resistance at 68°F 54. 7 ohm meters 43 44 TABLE 12.-Analysis of water from Kejulik River Sample from: Wel l Stream X Seep Other __ _ --- Area Becharof Lake LocationSW 1/4, Sec. 30 , T26S, R38W (SM) Quadrangl e_Ka_r_l_u_k ____ _ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date samp 1 ed---'6/...;..7_4 _____ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from East Fork of Kejulik River near its juncture with the main- stream Kejulik River. Ana 1 ys i s : Performed by___;,.C.;;...om...;..m.;_;;e...;..r...;..c ..:..i a::....l;__f...;..i r...;..m;,;__ ________ _ Provided by ------------------ Specia 1 results: Oil content, mg/1--~o .1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/ 1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 13 0.56 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bi carbonate 24 0.39 Magnesium Trace Sulfate Trace Calcium Trace Sulfide Iron Chloride 6 0 . 17 Hydroxide Total Cation 0 .56 Total Anion 0.56 Total dissolved so l ids, Mg/liter 31 Observed pH 6.9 S~ecific resistance at ~°F 239 ohm meters TABLE 13.-Analyses of water from Cape Kekurnoi area Sample from: Well Stream Seep X Other --- Area Pua le Bay Location SE 1/4, Sec. 20, T28S, R38W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk ~~-'-'------ ---------- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample taken from small seep at head of creek with mouth entering Puale Bay near VABM-Bay. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm ~---------------- Provided by -----------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/l ---44 .7 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium l 28 5.55 Carbonate 0 Potassium 2 0.05 Bi carbonate 305 5.00 Magnesium 6 0.49 Sul fate 30 0.62 Ca lei um 2 0 .80 Sulfide Iron Chloride 45 1 . 27 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 6.89 Total Anion 6.89 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 363 Observed pH 7.2 Specific resistance at 68 Of 30.0 ohm meters 45 46 TABLE 13. -Analyses of water from Cape Kekurnoi area--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream __ x_ Seep __ _ Other --- Area Puale Bay Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Location Sec. 35 , T28S, R37W (SM) Date samp led 6/74 -------- Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from mouth of Creek having mouth j ust west of Cape Kekurnoi . Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm ~---------------~ Provided by--------------~~~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 21 0 .90 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bi carbonate 39 0.64 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 8. 0 .1 7 Ca lei um 6 0 .30 Sulfide Iron Chloride 15 0.42 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.23 Total Anion 1.23 Total dissolved solids~ Mg/liter 70 Observed pH 7.4 Specific resistance at 68 OF 87.0 ohm meters TABLE 13. -Analyses of water from Cape Kekurnoi area--Continued Sample from: Well Stream Seep X Other --- Area Pua 1 e Bay Location NE 1/4, Sec. 21, T28S, R37W (SM} Quadrangle Karluk -------- ------ Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from suspected seep at head of creek which drains into Shelikof Strait about 1 mile north of Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Cape Kekurnoi. Provided by ----------------- Special results: Oi l content, mg/1---33 .l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meq/l iter Anions Mg/ 1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 221 9.63 Carbonate 0 Potassium 5 0 .13 Bi ca rbo na te 476 7 .81 Magnesium 5 0.4l Su1fa te 10 0. 21 Ca lei um 1 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 78 2.20 Hydroxide Total Cation 10.22 Total Anion 10.22 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 555 Observed pH 6.3 Specific resistance at 68 OF 20.0 ohm meters 47 48 Seep A (fig. 4) was found in a water-oil pond about 18 inches in diameter and 5 inches deep, which bubbled intermittently but constantly. A frothy oil covered the seep area. The water and oil from this seep flow into a pond about 20 feet by 40 ~eet. The base and sides of this pond are covered by a tarlike substance where the oil has settled out over a number of years. The water and oil from the seep run over this substance and continue on toward Oil Creek. It appears that the heavier fractions have filtered out throughout the years, aided by the vegetation; an area approximately 350 feet wide and 800 feet long is covered by a bitumen deposit ranging from 6 inches to 13 inches thick. This bitumen is also aided in deposition by seep B. The deposit is weathered dry on the surface, but the substance displays a moist, malleable, asphalt-type characteristic when penetrated. One strikingly noticeable aspect of this bitumen deposit was that the grass vegetation grow- ing in the bitumen exhibited greener, more consistent growth than that of the surrounding countryside. Gas bubbling up through the seep burst into flame when lit with a match. The flame was sustained as long as the emission was constant. Seep B (fig. 4) was located approximately 45 feet west of seep A. The seep was not as readily discernable as seep A, since it lacked the physical activity of a bubbling spring. The head of the seep area is a series of approximately five small water trickles that cover an area with a radius of 4 feet and collect at one point. The water-collection pond widens into a pool and then narrows down once more into a small running creek about 18 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Flow of water in this creek at the time of observa- tion was estimated to be about 6 gal/min. The oil stained the side of the creekbed and adjacent vegetation, and what appeared to be a paraffin was evi- dent in areas of slow running water and where twigs and branches of small willows hung across the creek. At the time of observation of the seeps on Oil Creek, most of the snow had melted, although snow banks still persisted in cut banks and hollows. Little rainfall had been received. However, it is evident that the flow of the springs and creeks carrying bitumen would vary markedly depending upon runoff from snow melt and rain. This is illustrated by the fact that the bitumen was spread high about and along the small creek banks and on the vegetation. Whether the amount of seep oil emerging from the springs is influenced by variance in precipitation was not determined. Two of the four wells drilled on Oil Creek were found by locating the rusting remains of drilling equipment. Although mounds of the tarlike sub- stance (undoubtedly used as boiler fuel) were found near the well locations, no active seeps were found nearby, nor were leaks detected from the wells. Of significance is the minimal amount of oil that seemed to be in the water in relation to the large amount that seemed to be issuing from the seeps. Analyses of the gas, oil, water, and bitumen from the Oil Creek seeps are given in tables 14-20. TABLE 14.-Analysis of gas from Oil Creek seep A Sample from: Stream Seep X Other Well __ _ ------- Area Oil Creek Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10 , T29S, Date sampled_-"""'6/-'7-'4 _____ _ R40W (SM) Quad rang 1 e__,K.,,.a..,_r_._l =u k_,,_ ___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained at Seep A at head of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ------------------- Provided by ----------------~-- Special results: Analysis: Methane 91. 2 % Norma 1 Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen Trace % Ethane Trace % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0 . l % Propane Trace % Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen 0.0 % Normal Butane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 6 .7 % C02 1.9 % Helium Trace % Tota 1 99.9 % Calculated gross Btu/cu.ft ., dry at 60°F. and 30" mercury 924 Specific Gravity 0.601 49 50 TABLE 15.-Analysis of oil from Oil Creek seep A Sample From: Well ---Stream ---seep __ x_ Other --- Area Qi l Creek Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T29S, R40W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date Sampled 6/73 ~-------- Quad rang le ~K ... a .... r ..... l u ..... k"'------- Pe rtinent Data Regarding Sample: Sample obtained from Seep A at the head of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm General Characteristics: Specific gravity@ 60/60 °F. A.P .I . gravity@ 60°F . Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 70°F., seconds Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 100°F., seconds B. s. and water, 7. by volume Pour point, °F. Total sulphur, % by weight Recovery, % Temperature, IBP 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Approximate Recovery 300° E.P. gasoline, % 392° E.P. gasoline, % 500° E.P. distillate, % 180 242 292 3~0 382 425 46 8 502 53~ 552 ·55g Distillation OF. Recovery, 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 E .P. 11.0 21.0 15 .0 % 0.9616 15.7 Not determined Not determined 73 Not determined o.ss Tempera tu re, oF. 57§ 58Q Recovery, % Residue, % Loss, 7. 61.0 39 .0 0 TABLE 16.-Analysis of water from Oil Creek seep A Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area Oil Creek Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk ---.---...--=.; ____ _ --- Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained in drainage creek about 100 yards downstream from Oil Seep A at head of Oil Creek . Analysis: Performed by Corrmercial firm ---------------~ Provided by ----------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---3.3 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meq/l iter Sodium 26 1.11 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 37 0 .61 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 5 0 .10 Ca lei um 2 0.08 Sulfide Iron Chloride 17 0.48 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.19 Total Anion 1. 19 Total dissolved solids, Mg/1 iter 68 Observed pH 6.3 Specific resistance at 68 °F 195.0 ohm meters 51 52 TABLE 17.-Analysis of oil from Oil Creek seep B Sample From: Well ---Stream Area Oi 1 Creek Loe a tion NE 1I4, Sec. 10, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk _...;.-="'--'-""'""-'------- ---Seep _x __ Other --- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of ~ines Date Sampled 6/73 -------- Pertinent Data Regarding Sample: Sample obtained from prominent trickle stream making up Seep B at head of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm -------------------- Provided by -------------------- General Characteristics: Specific gravity @ 60/60 °F. A.P.l. gravity@ 60°F. Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 70°F., seconds Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 100°F., seconds B. s. and water, % by volume Pour point, °F. Total sulphur , % by weight Distillation 0 .9254 21.4 Not determined Not determined 73 Not determined 0.21 Recovery, % IBP T t oF . enpera ure, 456 Recovery, % 55 T t OF. empera ure, 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 so Approx1.mate Recovery 300° E.P . gasoline, 4 392° E.P. gasoline, % 500° E.P . distillate, % 504 538 542 546 548 550 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 E .P . 0 0 4.5 Recovery, % Residue, % Loss, 7. 31.0 69.0 0.0 TABLE 18.-Analysis of water from Oi l Creek seep B Stream X Sample from: Well ---Seep __ _ Other --- Are a Oi 1 Creek S~mpled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T29S , R40W (SM) Date samp 1 ed._6_1_7_3 ____ _ Quadrangl e_:....;.:Ka::...:.r...:.1.:;uk~---- Pertinent data regarding samp le : Sample obtained from creek about 300 yards downstream from Seep B at head of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial finn ~_;,.;.. _____________ ___ Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1 ---3.6 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter An io ns Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 26 1. 12 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bica rb o na te 31 0. 51 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 10 0 . 21 Ca lei um l 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 16 0.45 Hydroxide Tota 1 Ca tion 1. 17 Total Anion 1. 17 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 68 Observed pH 6.8 Specific resistance at 68 OF 220.0 ohm meters 53 54 TABLE 19. -Analyses of water from Oil Creek Sample from: Well __ _ Stream X Seep Other --- Area Qi 1 Creek Location NE 1/4, Sec . 10, T29S, R40W {SM) Quadrangl e_K_ar_l_u_k ____ _ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 50 feet below juncture of drainage from Seep A and Seep B at head of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm ~----------------------------- Provided by ~--------------------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.2 Analysis: Cations Mg/1 iter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 37 1.61 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 67 1.10 Magnesium Trace Sulfate Trace Ca lei um 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 20 0.56 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.66 Total Anion 1.66 Total dissolved solids, Mg/1 iter 91 Observed pH 6.9 Specific resistance at 68 OF 124.0 ohm meters TABLE 19. -Analyses of water from Oil Creek--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area SE 1/4, Sec . 25, T29S, R40W (SM) Location Karl uk ----------- Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: --------- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date samp l ed_6 ... L ...... Z ...... 4 _____ _ Sample obtained at mouth of Oil Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ----------------~ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---< 0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 18 0.78 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bi carbonate 24 0.39 Magnesium Trace Sul fate Trace Ca lei um Trace Sulfide Iron Chloride 14 0.39 Hydroxide Total Cation 0.78 Total Anion 0.78 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter __ 44 __ Observed pH 6:7 Specific resistance at 68 °F 164.0 ohm meters 55 56 TABLE 20. -Analyses of oil from Oil Creek bitumen Seep _x __ Other ---Sample From: Well ---Stream __ _ Area Oil Creek Location NE 1/4, Sec. 10, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk --'"";;:..;...;--=...;-------~ Sampled byU.S. Bureau of Mines Date Sampled 6/73 ~-------~- Pertinent Data Regarding Sample: Sample obtained from bitumen deposit buildup near Seep A. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ---~-----------------------------~-- General Characteristics: Specific gravity@ 60/60 °F. A.P.I. gravity@ 60°F. Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 70°F., seconds Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 100°F., seconds B. s. and water> % by volume Pour point, °F. Total sulphur, % by weight Nitrogen Dis t:illa tion 0.977 13. 3 - Not determined Not determined Not determined Not determined 0 .12 0 .27 Recovery, % IBP T t oF. empera ure, Recovery, % 55 T t oF. empera ure, 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 ~ Approximate Recovery (\ 300° E.P. gasoline, % 392° E.P. gasoline, % 500° E.P. distillate, 7. 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 E~P. Recovery, % Residue, % Loss, i. TABLE 20. -Analyses of oil from Oil Creek bitumen--Continued (See pertinent Sample From: Well Stream Seep Other data) Area Oil Creek Location SE l/4 , Sec. 10, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangle ~~~~~~~-- Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date Sampled -~6'-17:...:3~----- 57 Pe r tinent Data Regarding Sample : Sample obtained from mound ~uspected o~ being transported to well site from.main bitumen deposit for purpose of fueling boiler . Analysis: Perfo~d by U.S. Bureau of Mines .....;::,.~~~....;;.,;,:---------~~-~-~ General Charac teristics: Specific g ravity @ 60/60 °F. A.P.I. gravity@ 60°F. Saybolt Unive rsal Viscosity @ Saybo lt Universal Viscosity @ B. s. and water, % by volume Pour point, °F. Total sulphur, % by weight Nitrogen,· % 70°F., seconds 100°F., seconds Distillation 1 .008 8 .9 Not determined Not determined Not determined Not determined 0.24 0 .27 Recovery, % IBP T t OF . empera ure, Recovery, % 55 T t OF. empera ure, 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Approximate Recoverz 300° E.P. gasoline, % 392° E .P. gasoline, % 500° E.P. distillate, % 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 E .P. Recovery, % Residue, % Loss, 7. __ !·-~!!.~·----- T. 29S. LAVA ····· ... Feat ly I! IS i l I ~-------------------~ ': . ' ... Ml. Oemion Mt. Lu "''· : ~ .. 3i 3lf "' "' • • a< a< -~-::-~---~-.:;:.:;----------~;:/~~::.---- _/··· FIGURE 7. -Demian Hills sampling loca t ions (ada pt ed from U.S. Geologica l Survey map of the Ugashik quadrangle), + V1 00 59 Rex Creek-Puale Bay Although no noticeable oil or gas seeps were observed on any of the forks or mainstream of Rex Creek, a blue-sheened water seep was observed near the south fork of Rex Creek. This seep was sampled, a~d the creek was sampled near its mouth. Analyses from Rex Creek waters are found in table 21. All of the creeks affected by the seeps previously discussed drain into the Pacific Ocean, on the western Gulf of Alaska. Two creeks with oil and/or gas seeps drain westward into Becharof Lake. The occurrence of these seeps is probably controlled by the same geologic conditions. Bear Creek-Becharof Lake A gas seep was located on Bear Creek downstream from the landing strip that serviced the drilling operations of the Bear Creek No. 1 exploratory well drilled in 1957-59. The seep was vigorous and the bubbles emerging from the base of the water pool were sufficient to ignite a flame despite a moderately strong west wind. An oil seep was also located on Bear Creek (fig. 4). The seep covers an area of about 100 feet by 150 feet. There are two separate seep ponds about 60 feet apart. There was no indication that oil was actively being seeped to the surface, although oil scum floated on the surface of the water and clung to the grass along the seep drainage. Occasionally, gas bwbbles rose sporad- ically to the surface through the water. The analyses of the gas and fluids from the Bear Creek seeps are found in tables 22-25. At the time of observation, the abandoned well site was found to be in excellent condition, with no seep of any kind emitting from the plugged hole. Salmon Creek-Becharof Lake No active discernable oil or gas seeps were observed on Salmon Creek (fig. 4). However, a sample of gas was obtained from a pool of water sur- rounding the surface casing of a plugged and abandoned well near the head of Salmon Creek. The emerging gas bubbles would not ignite. The gas and water analyses are given in tables 26 -27. Demian Hills The Demian Hills area can be located on the U.S. Geological Survey topo- graphic map series on the Ugashik quadrangle. The western flank of Mount Demian also had early-day oil exploration. Between 1923 and 1926, five wells were drilled near the oil seeps between Ugashik Creek and Little Ugashik Creek. This area is often referred to as the Pearl Creek dome (fig. 7). Information regarding these wells is given in table 28. 60 TABLE 21.-Analyses of water from Rex Creek Sample from: Well Stream X Seep __ _ Other --- Area Rex Creek Location SE 1/4, Sec. 30, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangle Karl uk -------- ------ Sa mp 1 ed by __ u_. S_._B_ur_e_a_u_o_f_M_ines Date sampled --------6/73 Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained near the head of the South Fork of Rex Creek Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---9.6 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/ 1 i ter Meg/liter Sodium 22 0.94 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bi carbonate 38 0.62 Magnesium 1 0.08 Sul fate Trace Ca lei um 2 0.08 Sulfide Iron Chloride 18 0. 51 Hydroxide Total Cation 1.13 Total Anion 1.13 Tota 1 dissolved solids, Mg/liter 63 Observed pH 6.5 Specific resistance at 68 Of 220.0 ohm meters TABLE 21. -Analyses of water from Rex Creek--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep Other --- Area Rex Creek Lo cation NW 1/4, Sec. 21, T29S, R40W (SM) Quadrangl e_ ...... Ka .... r_..l .... u ..... k ___ _ ------ Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/73 -------- 61 Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 1 mile upstream from mouth of Rex Creek. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ----------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---4.4 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 23 0.98 Carbonate 0 Potassium 0.03 Bi carbonate 43 QI Zl Magnesium 0.08 Sul fate 2 0.94 Calcium 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 14 0.39 Hydroxide Tota 1 Cation 1.14 Total Anion 1.14 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 63 Observed pH 6.5 Specific resistance at 68 OF 140 .0 ohm meters 62 TABLE 22.-Analys i s of gas from Bear Creek gas seep Well Stream Other Sample from: ------Seep __ x_ ---- Area Becharof Lake Samp l ed by U.S . Bureau of Mines Location SW l / 4, Sec . 35 1 T29S, Date samp 1 ed __ 6...:../_7_4 _____ _ R41W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Samp le obtained from active gas seep on Bear Creek downstream from Bear Creek well drilling site. Analysis: Performed by U.S . Bureau of Mines ~-----~------------ Provided by --~---------------- Spec i a 1 results: Analysis: Methane 85 .3% Norma 1 Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 0.0 % Ethane 0.0% Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0.2 % Propane 0.13 Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen 0 .0 % Norma 1 Butane 0.03 Hexanes Plus 0 .0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0% Nitro gen 14.3 % C02 0. 1 % Helium 0.01% Total 100 .0 % Calculated gross Btu/cu . ft . , dry at 60°F. and 30" mercury 867 Spec if ic Gravity 0.622 TABLE 23.-Analyses of water from Bear Creek oil seep Well Stream x Other Sample from: ------Seep ------ Area Becha rof Lake Location NE 1/4, Sec. 34, T29S, R41W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk ----~--..;.. ____ _ Samp 1 ed by __ u_. s_. _B_ur_e_a_u_o_f_M_i nes Date sampled 6/7 3 -------- Pertinent data regarding sampl e : Sample obtained from pond area of dormant oil and gas seep on Bear Creek. Analysis: Performed by CorTTTiercial firm ------------------------------- Provided by -------------------------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---18 .l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 28 1. 21 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0.03 Bi carbonate 73 1.20 Magnesium 2 0 .16 Sulfate Trace Ca lei um 9 0.36 Sulfide Iron Chloride 20 0.56 Hydroxide Total Cation 1. 76 Total Anion 1. 76 Total dissolved so lids, Mg/liter 96 --- Observed pH 6.7 Specific resistance at 68 °F ohm meters ---95 63 64 TABLE 23. -Analyses of water from Bear Creek oil seep--Continued Sample from: Well ---Stream ---Seep ---Other_x __ Area Becharof Lake Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines LocationNE 1/4, Sec. 34, T29S, R41W (SM) Date samp 1 ed.__,;6:;.(./,...;..7..;;..3 ____ _ Qua dra ng l e._u.iKa"'"'r...r..l.u.11"-k ___ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from small trickle stream which drains the seep area into Bear Creek. Analysis: Performed by_Co_m_m_e_r _c ,_· a_l_f_i r_m _________ _ Provided by ----------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1 ---4.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 26 1.14 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bi carbonate 50 0.82 Magnesium 0.08 Sul fate 5 0 .10 Ca lei um 3 0. 12 Sulfide Iron Chloride 15 0.42 Hydroxide Total Cation 1. 34 Total Anion 1. 34 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 75 --- Observed pH 7.2 Specific resistance at ~°F ohm meters ---170 .0 TABLE 24.-Analysis of oil from Bear Creek oil seep Sample From: Well ---Stream Area Becharof Lake Location NE 1/4, Sec. 34, T29S, R41W (SM) Quadrangle Karl uk ---------- Seep X ---Other ------ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of ~ines 6/73 Date Sampled -----~----- Pertinent Data Regarding Sample: Sample obtained from heavy tar-like substance clinging to vegetative debris floating on pond of seep area. Analysis: Commercial firm General Characteristics: Specific gravity@ 60/60 °F. A.P.I. gravity@ 60°F. Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 70°F., seconds Saybolt Universal Viscosity @ 100°F., seconds B. s. and water, % by volume Pour point, °F. Total sulphur, % by weight Dis ti lla ti on 0.9705 14.3 Not determined Not determined 56 Nat determined 0.59 Recovery, % IBP T t OF. empera ure, 550 Recovery , % 55 T t oF. empera ure, s 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Approximate Recovery 300° E.P. gasoline, % 392° E.P. gasoline, % 500° E.P. distillate, 7. 564 578 588 590 600 0 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 E .P. Recovery, % Residue, % Loss, % 25 .0 75.0 0 65 66 TABLE 25.-Analysis of water from Bear Creek Sample from: Well ---Stream ---x Seep __ _ Other Area Becharof Lake Location SE 1/4, Sec. 20, T29S, R41W (SM) Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -------- Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained in Bear Creek about 4 miles upstream from Bear Creek mouth. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by --------------------- Special results : Oil content, mg/1---0.l Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meq/1 iter Sodium 14 0.61 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 24 0.39 Magnesium Trace Sul fate 2 0.04 Ca lei um 0.05 Sulfide Iron Chloride 8 0.23 Hydroxide Total Cation 0.66 Total Anion 0.66 Tota 1 dissolved solids, Mg/liter 37 Observed pH 6.8 Specific resistance at 68 Of 173 .0 ohm meters TABLE 26.-Analysis of gas from Salmon Creek gas seep See pertinent Sample from: Well ---Stream ---Seep Other data Area Becharof Lake-Salmon Creek Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4. Sec. 10. T30S, Date sampled __ 6_,_/_7_3 _____ _ R41W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk -------- Pertinent data reg a rd i ng samp 1 e : Samp 1 e obtained from poo 1 of water surrounding surface casing of abandoned exploratory well. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ~---------------------- Provided by ~------------------- Specia 1 results: Analysis: Methane 18.9 % Normal Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 0.4 % Ethane 0.2 % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon Q,Q % Propane 0. l % Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen Q.Q % Norma 1 Butane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S Q.Q % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 3.0 % C02 7Z ,J % Helium Q,Ql % Total 22.9 % Calculated gross Btu/cu. ft., dry at 60°F. and 30" mercury 198 Specific Gravity 1. 324 67 68 TA BLE 27.-Analysis of water from Salmon Creek gas seep See pertinent Sample from: Well Stream Seep Other data Area Becharof Lake-Salmon Creek Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location SE 1/4, Sec. 10, T30S, R4 1W (SM) Quadrangle Karluk -------- Date samp 1 ed_6_/_73 _____ _ Pertinent data regarding sample: Water sample obtained from pool of water surrounding surface casing of abandoned exploratory well. Analysis: Performed by_C_o_m_m_e_rc_i_a_l _f_i_r_m _________ _ Provided by ____________ __: ___ _ Special resu l ts: Oil content, mg/l ---7.6 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Mg/1 i ter Meq/l iter Sodium 116 5.03 Carbonate 0 Potassium · 3 0.08 Bi carbonate 183 3.00 Magnesium 5 0.41 Su l fate Trace Ca lei um 9 0.36 Sul fide Iron Ch loride 102 2.88 Hydroxide Total Cation 5.88 To.ta 1 Anion 5.88 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 325 · Observed pH 7.0 Specific resistance at 68 OF 25.0 ohm meters 69 TABLE 28. -Wel l s drilled in Demian Hills area Com-Total Company Well Location1 Spudded pleted depth, Status feet Standard Oil Lathrop SE1/4SE1/4 sec 17, 1923 1923 500 Plugged and Co. of No. 1. T 29 S, R 43 w. abandoned. California. Do ........... Lee 1,600' E of SW 3/19/23 1/16/26 5,034 Do. No . 1. corner, sec 20, T 29 S, R 43 W. Do ........•.. McNally 2 ,000 I S > 500 ' E 1925 1925 510 Do. No. 1. of NW corner, sec 29, T 29 S, R 43 W. Tidewater Assa-Alaska 800' N of SW ciated Oil Co. Well corner, sec 20, 1/18/23 1/16/26 3 ,033 Do . No. 1. T 29 S, R 43 W. Do ........... Finnegan 1, 854 I S' 1, 074 I w 4/6/23 6/30/23 560 Do. No . 1. of NE corner, sec 30, T 29 S, R 43 W. lBased on Seward meridian. The old oil exploration camp on the west flank of Mount Demian was checked for active oil seeps. None were found. Several mounds of a tarlike substance were found near the remains of the drilling equipment . Since no other evidence of oil seeps were discovered, it was surmised that the bitumen was transported from other areas, perhaps the Oil Creek seeps to the east, and used as boiler fuel. Analysis of water taken in and near the Demian Hills camp and analysis of a gas seep found west of Demian Hills camp are found in tables 29-30. Gas Rocks Gas Rocks is located on the south shore of Becharof Lake (fig. 8). The area can be found in the U.S. Geological Survey topographic map series on the Ugashik quadrangle. This area has gas seeps emanating underwater offshore. No wells have been dril l ed near the area. An interesting seep area was observed just offshore of Gas Rocks on the south shore of Becharof Lake . A vigorous natural gas seep was observed at this location, obviously the reason for the geographic nomenclature of the area. Numerous fractures or cracks can be seen on the lake bottom in an area the size of which could not be definitely determined because of wave and wind action on the water. Bubbles are emitted continuously, and can even be observed on a relatively windy day. It is difficult to determine the areal extent of the seep area . Local residents claim that in the winter, the bubbles of gas keep the area free of ice. A sample was obtained and the analysis is found in table 31. 70 TABLE 29.-Analyses of water from Demian Hills area Well Stream Other X Sample from: ------Seep ------ Area Mt. Demian Location NE 1/4, Sec. 29, T29S, R43W (SM) Quadrangle Ugashik -------- Sampled by U.S . Bureau of Mines 6/73 Date sampled -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from spring area about 500 yards NW of camp. Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, rng/1---2 3.3 Analysis: Ca tions Mg /liter Meg/liter Anions Sod ium 166 Potassium 3 Magnesium 3 Calcium 1 Iron Tota 1 Cation 7.22 0.08 0.25 0.05 7.60 Carbonate Bicarbonate Sulfate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 423 Obse rved pH 7. 2 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 317 5.20 34 0. 71 60 1.69 7.60 Specific resistance at 68 °F 31.0 ohm meters TABLE 29. -Analyses of water from Demian Hills area--Continued Sample from: Well Stream X Seep __ _ Other --- Area Mt. Demian Location SW 1/4, Sec . 20, T29S, R43W (SM) Quadrang 1 e_Ug~a.;..;;s..;..h_i k ____ _ --- Samp led ~Y U.S . Bureau of Mines Date sam pled 6/73 -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from spring seep area feeding into Little Ugashik Creek. Analysis: Performed by__...c ..... omwim=e ..... r_,,.c~i a..:....l.:.._.:.f...!,.i .:...:rm.,:.:..._ ________ _ Provided by -------------------- Special results: Oil content, mg/1---3.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/l iter Meg/liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 25 1.08 Carbonate 0 Potassium 1 0 .03 Bicarbonate 43 0. 71 Magnesium 0.08 Sul fate 2 0.04 Ca lei um 3 0 .12 Sulfide Iron Chloride 20 0.56 Hydroxide Total Cat ion 1. 31 Total Anion 1. 31 Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 73 --- Observed pH 6.5 Specific resistance at 68°F ohm meters ---170 .0 71 72 TABLE 29. -Analyses of water from Demian Hills area--Continued Stream X Sample from: Well ---Seep ---Other --- Area Mt. Demian Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Locatio nSec. 30, T29S, R43W (SM) Date sampled 6/74 -------- Quadrangle Ugas hi k -------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained in Ugashik Creek below Demian Oil camp . Analysis: Performed by Commercial firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg /liter Anions Mg/liter Meg/liter Sodium 12 0.54 Carbonate 0 Potassium Trace Bicarbonate 21 0 .34 Magnesium Trace Su l fate Trace Ca lei um Trace Sulfide Iron Chloride 7 0 .20 Hydroxide Total Cation 0. 54 Total Anion 0. 54 Total dissolved solids , Mg/liter 29 --- Observed pH 6.7 Specific resistance at ~°F 394 .0 ohm meters --- 73 TABLE 29. -Analyses of water from Demian Hills area--Continued Sample from: We11 ---Stream X Seep __ _ Other --- Area Mt. Demian Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location Sec. 24, T29S, R44~J (SM) Date sampled _ __.;6:...:..../...;_7_4 ____ _ Quadrangle Ugashi k ~-=-------- Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 1 ,000 feet below fork of Ugashik and Blue Creeks. Analysis: Perf armed by Commerci a 1 firm Provided by ________________ _ Special results: Oil content, mg/1---0.1 Analysis: Cations Mg/liter Meg/liter Anions Sodium 44 Potassium Trace Magnesium Trace Ca lei um Iron Total Cation 1. 91 0.05 1.96 Carbonate Bi carbonate Sulfate Sulfide Chloride Hydroxide Tota 1 Anion Total dissolved solids, Mg/liter 113 Observed pH 6. 5 Mg/liter Meg/liter 0 26 0.43 2 0.04 53 1.49 1.96 Specific resistance at 68 °f 59 · 5 ohm meters 74 TABLE 30.-Analysis of gas from Demian Hills area Sample from: Well ---Stream ---Seep __ X_ Other ___ _ Area Mt. Demian Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Location Sec . 13, T29S , R44W (SM) Date sampled 6/74 ---------- Quadra ng 1 e Ugashi ~~--=---· _ n--=- Perti nent data regarding sample: Sample obtained about 1/4 mile west of Blue Creek. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines ------------------~ Provided by ------------------~ Special results: Analysis: Methane 7.2 % Norma 1 Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 1.8 % Ethane 9.0 % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0.3 % Propane Trace : Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen 0.0 % Norma 1 Butane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 20.6 % C02 70. 1 % Helium Trace % Total 100.0 % Calculated gross Btu/cu . ft . , dry at 60°F. and 30 11 mercury 73 Specific Gravity 1. 335 TABLE 31 . -Analysis ·of gas from Gas Rocks seep Well Stream Other Sample from: Seep---'X-'------- Area Gas Rocks , Becharof Lake LocationN~J 1/4 , Sec. 9, T27S, R44W (SM) Quadra ng 1 e_U..._ga_s_h_i _k ____ _ Sampled by U.S. Bureau of Mines Date sampled 6/74 -"----------~ Pertinent data regarding sample: Sample obtained from vigorous wide - spread seep offshore from Gas Rocks in Becharof Lake. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines --"--'--~~~-'---'-----'----------~ Provided by ------------------~ Special results: Analysis: Methane 0. 1 % Norma 1 Pentane 0.0 % Oxygen 3.0 % Ethane Q.O % Isopentane 0.0 % Argon 0.2 % Propane Trace % Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hydrogen 0.0 % Normal Butane 0 .0 % Hexanes Plus 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Nitrogen 12.3 % C02 84 .5 % Helium Trace % Total 100 .1 % Calculated gross Btu/cu . ft . , dry at 60°F. and 30 " mercury 1. Specific Gravity 1. 447 75 :-0 <P:' '1' I I I I I ' ~z-=· SI ... .. ... ---Gas Rocks Seep Area -tso' 0 ;··· .. 0 ~LAV ··~. c.-. •. . . . : ~v~ ~-------------r=-~~~~-t-t--~~~rl::::::=lr--~~~~~f-~~~~-"':"-t::-~~~~~-;.--LJ'~-t~-r-r-~~-r~-t~~~-~28t. FIGURE 8. -Gos Rocks. 77 OBSERVATIONS Of the areas investigated for oil and gas seeps on the Alaska Peninsula, only the seeps at the head of Oil Creek between the Pacific Ocean and Becharof Lake were active enough to be deemed significant. The seeps found on the creeks of the Iniskin Peninsula probably are active, as evidenced by fresh oil floating on seep ponds and a continual rainbow sheen being swept into the drainage creek, Well Creek. However, there was no visual sign , such as gas bubbling or a fresh froth floa ting on the ponds . Although bitumen content in some analyses ran quite high at the site of the seep , analyses of the water at the mouth of the creeks draining s eeps did n ot i ndicate a high degree of bitumen being carried to the terminal water; that is, Pacific Ocean, Becharof Lake, etc. No oil was found on the beach of Puale Bay . Lus h, green growth at seep sites often obscured the seep itself. In particular, the growth of grass through and on top of the asphalt deposit at Oil Creek was a stark and colorful contradiction to the barren surroundings . No attemp t was made to determine whether the resultant g r owth on or near seeps was because of or in spite of the bitumen escaping. 78 APPENDIX . --METHOD OF DETERMINING AMOUNT OF OIL IN WATER 1 Preparation of sample: Place the sample, usually 1,000 ml, in a sepa- ratory funnel of sufficient size to allow the addition of acid and solvent while still leaving space for proper agitation. Acidify the sample with 5 ml sulfuric acid per liter of sample. Extraction with organic solvent:2 Rinse the sample bottle carefully with 15 ml organic solvent and add the solvent washings to the separatory funnel. Add an additional 25 ml solvent to the separatory funnel; shake vigorously for 2 min. Allow the organic layer to separate. Withdraw the aqueous portion of the sample into a clean container and transfer the solvent layer into a clean, tared distilling flask capable of holding at least three volumes of solvent. If a clear solvent layer cannot be obtained, filter the solvent layer into the tared distilling flask through a funnel containing a solvent-moistened Whatman No. 403 (or equivalent) filter paper. Use as small a funnel and filter paper as practical. After all the solvent from the two extractions and the final rinsing have been added, wash down the funnel and filter paper twice with fresh 5-ml increments of solvent. Return the sample to the separatory funnel and rinse the container with 15 ml solvent. Add the solvent washings and an additional 25 ml solvent to the separatory funnel, and agitate for another 2 min . Allow the solvent layer to separate, and discard the aqueous phase . Add the organic extract to the tared distilling flask, and rinse the separa - tory funnel with 20 ml solvent. Add the solvent washings to the tared dis- tilling flask. Solvent removal: Distill off all but approximately 10 ml of the solvent extract by a water bath or electric heating mantle, observing all necessary safety precautions and keeping the heat source at the proper boiling point . Disconnect the condenser an<l boil off the remaining solvent from the tared flask at the same temperature. Dry on a water or steam bath. When dry, lay the flask on its side to facilitate the removal of solvent vapor. Introduce approximately three volumes of dry illuminating gas into the flask to displace the solvent vapor. Cool in a desiccator for 30 min and weigh. Calculation: If the organic solvent used is known to be free of residue, the gain in weight of the tared distilling flask is mainly due to oil and grease. The total gain in weight, A, of the tared flask less the calculated residue, B, f r om the solvent, as determined by the distillation or evaporation of a measured quantity, indicates the amount of oil or grease in the water sample: . (A -B) X l, 000 mg/l oil or grease = 1 1 . m samp e lAmerican Public Health Association. Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater. New York, 13th ed ., 1971, 874 pp . 2 Solvent used was trichlorotrifluoro ethane. 3 Reference to specific trade names is made for identification only and does not imply endorsement by the Bureau of Mines. INT.-BU.OF MINES,P G11.,PA. 210 13 <>U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 197&-603-7$5/89 3340000001885W IIII i{I II!II� II! II IIS II III! II II II I II II Juneau Mineral Info Center OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION ON THE INISKIN PENINSULA, ALASKA By Donald P. Blasko Alaska Field Operation Center Anchorage, Alaska *****************************Open File Report 69-76 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Thomas S. Kleppe, Secretary BUREAU OF MINES Thomas V. Falkie, Director (09--2(0 CONTENTS ILLUSTRATIONS Fi Index map of Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2. Iniskin Peninsula, Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 TABLES 1. Wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2. Analysis of gas from Bowser Creek well. . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Juneau Mineral Information Ctr. Bureau of Land Management 100 Savikko Road, Mayflower Is Douglas, AK 99824 i Page Abstract . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Acknowledgments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Land status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Geologic potential . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Seeps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Drilling, Oil Bay and Dry Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Drilling, Fitz Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Vu 1 can i sm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Exploitation possibilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Conclusion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 ILLUSTRATIONS Fi Index map of Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2. Iniskin Peninsula, Alaska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 TABLES 1. Wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2. Analysis of gas from Bowser Creek well. . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Juneau Mineral Information Ctr. Bureau of Land Management 100 Savikko Road, Mayflower Is Douglas, AK 99824 i OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION ON THE INISKIN PENINSULA, ALASKA by Donald P. Blaskol/ ABSTRACT Oil and gas exploratory drilling was initiated in the Iniskin Penin- sula area in 1900 on the basis of oil and gas seeps which had been found there. Between 1900 and 1906, six holes were drilled in the Oil Bay -Dry Bay drainage area, the deepest going to 1,905 feet. All holes encountered oil and/or gas but commercial production was never attained. Between 1936 and 1939, a well was drilled on the Fitz Creek anticline to a total depth of 8,775 feet. That well produced enough qas to run the camp power plant and had good shows of oil. However, it was plugged and abandoned after strongly flowing salt water shut-off the potentially productive formations. Another well was drilled and tested at various times between 1954 and 1959. The Beal well was drilled to a total depth of 9,745 feet and again oil and gas shows were encountered throughout the hole. It was suspected that a heavy mud column adversely affected the potential reservoir sands by effectively plugging them and destroying permeability. The hole was plugged and abandoned. 1/ Petroleum engineer, Alaska Field Operation Center, Anchorage, Alaska. A well drilled in 1958-59, the Zappa No. 1, also encountered encourag- ing oil and gas shows but never attained commercial production. Flowing hot salt water and steam were encountered in the drilling of this well, and this may well have been the first well encounter with geothermal poten- tial in the State of Alaska. The Iniskin Peninsula remains an interesting area for possible hydro- carbon production as well as a promising geothermal resource area. INTRODUCTION Natural oil and gas seeps on the Alaska Peninsula led to "early -day" oil drilling in several areas of the Peninsula. One such area was the Iniskin Peninsula, located on lower Cook Inlet near the northern portion of the Alaska Peninsula. By 1975, nine wells had been drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula; all encountered encouraging oil and gas shows but none attained commercial production. Logs and drilling records were studied and it appears that all wells experienced common problems, including trouble with hole caving. All wells encountered encouraging gas formations at shallow depths, and the deeper wells encountered strong flows of salt water at depth. The last well drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula encountered hot salt water and steam. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author wishes to express thanks to Robert G. Bottge, mining engineer and minerals economist, Bureau of "dines Alaska Field Operation Center (Juneau), for his candid suggestions regarding the preparation of this report and his contribution concerning mineral processing by exploit- ing geothermal and natural gas resources. LOCATION The Iniskin Peninsula lies on the west side of lower Cook Inlet V approximately 30 miles west of Homer on the Kenai Peninsula. It is located on the Iliamna quadrangle in the U.S. Geological Survey topographic map series (fig. 1). The Iniskin Peninsula is within a geologic province known as the Cook Inlet Mesozoic Province./ LAND STATUS Under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (Public Law 92-203, Section ll.(a)(3)), the Iniskin Peninsula was withdrawn for Native selec- tion under the definition of "Village Deficiency" lands. According to terms of the Act, villages were to make their selections by December 18, 1974. Most of the land on the Iniskin Peninsula has been selected by villages in the Cook Inlet region, although title to the land has not vet been conveyed (December, 1975). GEOLOGIC POTENTIAL The earliest accounts of petroleum activity in the Iniskin area are to be found in U.S. Geological Survey reports.!/ In addition, geologic investigations which resulted in a detailed stratigraphic section description of the area concluded that the Fitz Creek anticline was a structure favorable 2/ Miller, D., T. Payne, and G. Gryc. Geology of Possible Petroleum Provinces in Alaska. U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 1094, 1959, 132 pp. 3/ Martin, G. C. The Petroleum Fields of the Pacific Coast of Alaska, With an account of the Berino River coal deposits. U.S. Geol. Survey Bull. 250, 1905, 64 pp. ,k3 4 l L� for the accumulation of oil.4/ In 1966, Detterman reviewed the work of previous geologic investigations and reported on the results of more recer field work on the Alaska Peninsula, as well as interpreting the geologic data obtained from wells drilled in the Iniskin Peninsula -5/ Although the Jurassic rocks could be considered good source rocks, and do contain oil and gas in the wells drilled, commercial production has not been attained. SEEPS Oil seeps were first noted on the Iniskin Peninsula during 1882.x/ Claims were staked near the headwaters of Bowser Creek and Brown Creek in 1892, but drilling never took place and claims were abandoned. During 1896, more claims were staked in the Oil Bay area and work was reportedly begun in 1898 by the Alaska Petroleum Company.7/ DRILLING, OIL BAY AND DRY BAY The earliest drilling on the Iniskin Peninsula began around the turn of the century near the seep areas. The first well was drilled to about 4/ Kirschner, C. E. and D. L. "linard. Geology of the Iniskin Peninsula, Alaska. U.S. Geol. Survey Oil and Gas Investigations Preliminary Map 95, 1949, 1 p. 5/ Detterman, R. L. and J. K. Hartsock. Geology of the Iniskin-Tuxedni Region, Alaska. U.S. Geol. Survey Professional Paper 512, 1966, 78 pp., 5 plates. 6/ Work cited in footnote 5. 7/ Work cited in footnote 5. C 1,000 feet and encountered natural gas in several zones all the way to total depth (table 1). Oil was encountered at around 700 feet, but a water zone below the oil-bearing strata had enough pressure to cut-off the oil flow. The well was subsequently plugged and abandoned. Three additional wells were drilled by the Alaska Petroleum Company between 1904 and 1906. One of the wells was drilled to only 450 feet and then abandoned. The other two wells had oil and gas shows, but were never completed as producers because of hole caving above the potentially productive zone. The Alaska Oil Company was formed in 1901, and began drilling on Brown Creek near some gas seeps in 1902. Two wells were drilled to shallow depths without success. It is assumed mechanical difficulties played a Dart in these drilline operations.$/ All of these "early -day" wells were drilled to the south and east of the Fitz Creek anticline about 5 miles south of Chinitna Bay (fig. 2). During 1973 and 1974, U.S. Bureau of "lines personnel located and observed remnants of oil wells drilled in the early 1900's. Seeps and seep areas were also investigated near what is now known as Well Creek (Iliamna C-1 quadrangle). A definite determination could not be made as to the activeness of the oil seeps. However, oil was seen rising to the surface of ponds and streams, and the waters draining the seep areas continually carried a rainbow sheen indicative of bitumen. Also, free oil was found floating on still ponds 8/ Work cited in footnote 5. r The greenish -colored oil varied TABLE 1. Wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula DRILLED BY --------- WELL NAME---------- LOCATION----------- SPUD --------------- COMPLETED---------- TOTAL DEPTH-------- STATUS------------- ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY NO. 1 NE 1/4, SW T. 6 S. , R. 1900 1903 1,000' Plugged and 1/4, Sec. 11 24 W., (SM) Abandoned DRILLED BY --------- ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY WELL NAME ---------- NO. 2 LOCATION ----------- SW 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 11 T. 6 S., R. 24 W., (SM) SPUD --------------- 1904 COMPLETED ---------- 1904 TOTAL DEPTH -------- 450► STATUS ------------- Plugged and Abandoned DRILLED BY --------- ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY WELL NAME ---------- NO. 3 LOCATION ----------- SW 1/4, NW 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 11 T. 6 S., R. 24 W., (SM) SPUD ---------------1904 COMPLETED ----------1904 TOTAL DEPTH --------9301 STATUS ------------- Plugged and Abandoned DRILLED BY --------- ALASKA PETROLEUM COMPANY WELL NAME ---------- NO. 4 LOCATION ----------- NW 1/4, SW 1/4, NW 1/4, Sec. 11 T. 6 S., R. 24 W.I. (SM) SPUD ---------------1906 COMPLETED ----------1906 TOTAL DEPTH --------1,905v STATUS ------------- Plugged and Abandoned TABLE l.- Wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula- Continued DRILLED BY --------- ALASKA OIL COMPANY WELL NAME ---------- NO. 1 LOCATION ----------- SE 1/43 T. 5 S. SPUD ---------------1902 COMPLETED ---------- 1902 TOTAL DEPTH -------- 320' STATUS ------------- Plugged DRILLED BY --------- WELL NAME---------- LOCATION----------- SPUD --------------- COMPLETED---------- TOTAL DEPTH-------- STATUS------------- DRILLED BY --------- WELL NAME---------- LOCATION----------- SPUD --------------- COMPLETED---------- TOTAL DEPTH-------- STATUS------------- DRILLED BY --------- WELL NAME---------- LOCATION----------- SPUD --------------- COMPLETED---------- TOTAL DEPTH-------- STATUS------------- NW 1/4, Sec. 35 R. 23 W., (SM) and Abandoned ALASKA OIL COMPANY NO. 2 NE 1/4, SW 1/4, Sec. 35 T. 5 S., R. 23 W., (SM) August, 1903 1903 Abandoned shallow depth Plugged and Abandoned INISKIN DRILLING COMPANY IBA NO. 1 1,500' W., 1125' N. of SW Corner Sec. 8, T. 5 S., R.23 W., (SM) 9/7/36 1939 8,775' Plugged and Abandoned ALASKA CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY, INC. INISKIN UNIT BEAL NO. 1 2,000' W., 1,700' N. of SE Corner Sec. 17, T. 5 S., R. 23 W., (SM) 8/4/54 1959 9,746' Plugged and Abandoned a TABLE 1.- Wells drilled on the Iniskin Peninsula - Continued DRILLED BY --------- ALASKA CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY WELL NAME ---------- INISKIN UNIT - ZAPPA NO. 1 LOCATION ----------- 2,370' S., 290' W. of NE Corner Sec. 18, T. 5 S., R. 23 W., (SM) SPUD --------------- 12/25/58 COMPLETED ---------- 11/7/61 TOTAL DEPTH -------- 11,231' STATUS ------------- Plugged and Abandoned 2 R. 2s W. A R. 23 W. R. 22 W. .k 1� T 5S. WSW* ftNI Peery A sit Reck Adapted from U. S.G.S. Iliamna quadrangle Figure 2.— Iniskin Peninsula, Alaska 10 in weathering characteristics, but some of the oil definitely looked "fresh." Active gas seeps were also found near the wells drilled on Bowser Creek and Brown Creek. Gas was observed bubbling up through the water inside the surface casing of an abandoned well on Bowser Creek and a sample was obtained. The analysis of this gas appears in table 2.9/ DRILLING, FITZ CREEK During 1936, a well was spud along Fitz Creek. The location of this well presumably was picked on the basis of the identification of a geologic anticline (Fitz Creek anticline). The well, called the Iniskin Bay Association No. 1 (IBA No. 1), was drilled by the Iniskin Drilling Company (sometimes referred to as the Havenstrite Oil Company). Drilling was done only during the summer and fall months, and it took three years to complete the well as a dry hole. However, oil and qas shows were encountered at intervals below a depth of ahout 4,700 feet to total depth of 8,775 feet. Near the end of the drilling year of 1938, several zones were tested in the interval between 5,604 feet and 7,156 feet. According to the log, the well "produced enough gas (10 p.s.i. per day) each day to run electric power plant." In successive shut-in and bleed -off periods, the well produced 15 barrels of light -green oil in one hour. An analysis of that oil was accompanied by the following comment on the analysis sheet: "This is a very high gravity (46.80 API) paraffin base crude, very rich in gasoline 9/ Blasko, D. P. Oil and Gas Seeps in Alaska. Alaska Peninsula, Western Gulf of Alaska. Bum-ines RI 8122 1975 (in press). 11 TABLE 2.- Gas analysis from Bowser Creek well Sample From: Well X Stream Area Iniskin Peninsula Location NW 1/4, sec. 11 T 6 S, R 24 W. (SM) Seep Other Sampled By US Bureau of Mines Date Sampled 6/7-� Quadrangle Iliamna Pertinent Data Regarding Sample: Dry hole well. Gas bubbling up through water in surface casing. Analysis: Performed by U.S. Bureau of Mines Helium Operations, Provided by Amarillo, Texas Special Results: Analysis: Methane 79.2 % % Ethane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus Propane Trace % 20.4 % Normal Butane 0.0 % Isobutane 0.0 % Normal Pentane 0.0 % Isopentane 0.0 % % Cyclopentane 0.0 % Hexanes Plus 0,0 % Nitrogen 20.4 % Oxygen 0.0 % Argon 0.2 % Hydrogen 0.0 % H2S 0.0 % CO2 0.1 % Helium 0.01 % Total 99.9 % Calculated gross BTU/cu.ft., dry at 60°F. and 30" mercury 802 Specific Gravity 0.641 12 with exceptionally low sulfur content." At the conclusion of this test, the well was shut-in for the year and bled once a month from December, 1938 to May, 1939. During these bleed -off periods, the well usually flowed salt water with some gas. Upon re-entering the well in May, 1939 and cleaning it out, the well flowed some qas and a little oil. Before drilling commenced, however, the oil and qas production ceased and the well flowed salt water at a rate of about three barrels per day. Additional drilling from 7,156 feet to a total depth of 8,775 feet encountered more oil and gas shows. Final testing of the well resulted in the well flowing only salt water. The well was plugged and abandoned. The log of the IBA No. 1 well also reveals that coal was encountered in thin veins. First encounter of coal veinlets occurred while drilling the interval between 1,519 feet to 2,501 feet. In one 3 -foot section of a core taken between 5,078 feet to 5,094 feet, the loq reported "much coal, gas and small qlohules of black oil." That depth was the last mention of coal in the log. Another well on upper Fitz Creek was started during 1954 by a group called the Iniskin Unit Operators. This well, called the Beal No. 1, was located to the southwest of the IBA No. 1 well. The well was drilled and tested during various periods between 1954 and 1959. Gas and oil shows began below 2,450 feet, and an operations report states that the interval from 2,454 feet to 2,585 feet was tested for gas production but was eventually cemented off in favor of attempting to establish oil production from lower depths. By the end of 1955, the well had been drilled to a total depth of 9,746 feet, with encouraging oil shows below 6,000 feet. 13 Testing took place during 1956 and 1957. Operations during 1957 consisted of cleaning out, perforating and testing selected intervals in the oil - saturated sediments between 6,300 and 9,600 feet, although the saturated interval extended to a total depth of 9,746 feet. A lack of permeability was thought to be the reason for not attaining commercial production. The operation report concluded that the lack of permeability could have been caused by adverse drilling methods. The report states that of the damaging factors, one was "....the high mud weight used in drilling the well and the excessive time during which this mud stood on the formations. Because of the caving shale condition, it was necessary to drill the hole with 105 -pound mud and the weight material used was Baroid. Baroid is a completely inert and insoluble substance with a high specific gravity (Ba SO4). It settles out of any fluid if given sufficient time and it is extremely difficult to remove it from the face of the formation or from any porous beds into which it has penetrated. The zones in Beal No. 1 were subjected to this action for two years prior to the current test. The second factor is the apparent high clay content in the sandstones in this area. Certain types of clay swell on contact with fresh water and seal any porosity that may be present. This is particularly true of clays associated with or derived from volcanic rocks. Sediments containing such clays have a tendency to slack and cave, and this was found to be true of the shales in the Beal well. The 9,100 foot zone contains volcanic tuff. For those reasons it may be that any potentially productive sands may have been sealed off by the water -base drilling fluid before the tests were made." On the basis of that possibility it was felt that production may have been attained if an oil base mud had been used. Recommendations were made to either hydra -frac the promising formations in the well or to deepen the 1n well using a different circulating medium such as an oil base mud or air. On the basis of the recommendations, a hydraulic fracture job was under- taken in 1959 by Alaska Consolidated Oil Company, Inc., who had taken over the operation from the original company. The fracturing job was confined to three zones: 9,131 feet to 9,442 feet, 6,871 feet to 7,350 feet, and 6,270 feet to 6,500 feet. No commercial production was attained, although the middle zone showed a small increase in high gravity black oil. The well was finally plugqed and abandoned in 1963. On Christmas Day, 1958, the Antonio Zappa No. 1 well was spud at a location approximately one-half mile south and east of the Beal well. Tie well was being drilled for the Iniskin Unit Operators by Alaska Consolidated Oil Company, Inc. Taking advantaqe of knowledge qained when drilling the Beal well, several drilling procedures were utilized to maximize the possibility of attaining production. Foremost of these was continuous drilling during winter as well as summer months so as not to leave mud in the hole which could possibly damage the potential oil- bearing formations such as was suspected in the Beal well. Shows of oil and gas were prevalent from 1,600 feet down to total depth of 11,231 feet, but commercial production was not attained. The well encountered stronqly flowing salt water at 9,740 feet. A situation which at the time of drillinq was nothina more than "hole trouble" can be looked at today with more than passing interest. The log of the Zappa well notes that on a drill stem test at 8,499 feet "....reopened and well flowed mud for 4-1/2 hours at 400 pounds. At end of 4-1/2 hours started 1C flowing hot salt water and steam at 375 pounds. Flowed steadily for 2 hours ate -shut-in. Killed well with 115 pounds mud ..." The Zappa No. 1 could be the first well drilled in Alaska to encounter geothermal potential, although this was thought to be of little significance at the time. The well was plugged and abandoned by Belco Petroleum Corporation who had taken over operations from .Alaska Consolidated Oil Company, Inc. VULCANISM Iliamna volcano is located approximately 20 miles north of the Iniskin Peninsula and has itself contributed to the geology and stratigraphy of the Iniskin Peninsula.10/ Augustine Island, also a volcano, is located about 20 miles to the south and a little west of the Iniskin Peninsula. The effect of the actions of this volcano on the Iniskin Peninsula is relatively unknown. Mention is made of these volcanoes only because of the unusual encounter of hot water and steam in the Zappa well. The proximity of these volcanoes and their potential influence on the surrounding area might enhance the geothermal resources of the area. A similar situation occurs in Northern Mexico at Cerro Prieto, about 14 miles south of Mexicali, Baja California, where a geothermal power plant is in operation. l/ This plant flashes hot water to steam and, in 1975, had a rated capacity of 75 MW. The wells supplying the power plant are located to the northeast of 10/ Work cited in footnote 5. 11/ Comision Federal de Electricidad. Cerro Prieto Underground Power. A CFE Editorial Booklet. 1974, 25 pn. 1A Laguna Volcano and to the southeast of Cerro Prieto Volcano. There is no doubt that these two manifestations cause and influence the underground geothermal resource. EXPLOITATION POSSIBILITIES The utilization of resources found on the Iniskin Peninsula, specifi- cally oil, gas or geothermal, should pose no great difficultues. Should oil be encountered in commercial quantities, several alterna- tives are available. A loading dock could conceivably be constructed from shore into Chinitna Bay where tankers could pick up the oil. Also, the oil could easily be barged from Chinitna Bay to several places such as the Drift River oil loading terminal, the Standard Oil Company of California oil loading terminal at North Kenai, or even to the refineries located at that point. Another possibility is barging from Chinitna Bay to Homer. A pipeline from the Iniskin Peninsula to any of the above mentioned areas is also feasible. If natural gas were to be found, again several possibilities exist for transmission and disposition. Depending, of course, on the reserves, a liquefaction plant could be built on the Iniskin Peninsula for shipping the liquefied gas elsewhere. A mine -mouth power generation plant is an alterna- tive. Another alternative is pipeline transmission to the Kenai Peninsula where the gas could be liquefied at existing facilities or used to augment feedstock supply to the petrochemical plant and/or commercial distribution system. 17 If geothermal potential is realized, several interesting possibilities exist for its development. Should the temperature be appropriate, power generation either by steam, fluid flashing to steam or binary system would be possible. Markets for electricity might be strictly local, such as a mineral processing plant built on the Iniskin Peninsula. The development of iron and copper deposits within forty miles of the Iniskin Peninsula may be enhanced by the existence of qeothermal resources on the Iniskin Peninsula. Iron ore claims exist on both sides of Iliamna Bay, near old Iliamna at the head of Iliamna Lake, and on the northeast and west sides of Meadow Lake which is just east of Iliamna Lake. Copper ore claims exist at Kasna Creek on the south side of Kontrashibuna Lake. An iron ore complex producing 2 million tons of pellets each year would require about 27,500 kW -hr per hour plus 150 Mcf of natural gas per hour.12/ A copper ore complex processing 40,000 tpd would require about 38,600 kW -hr per hour plus 684.6 Mcf per hour of natural gas.13/ The power requirements would require 10 and 12 wells for the iron and copper complexes, respectively, based upon 5,000 kW per well plus one disposal well for every two wells used for power.14 12/ U.S. BuMines. An Economic Evaluation of the Production of Iron Oxide Pellets from Magnetic Taconite Ore, Two -Million -Ton per year Plant. Process Evaluation Group Report No. 70-9-A, 1970, 33 pp. 13/ Bottqe, R. G. Comparative Porphyry Copper Mining and Processing Costs - Alaska Versus Arizona. BuMines IC 8656, 1974, 83 pp. 14/ Rosenbruch, J. C. and R. G. Bottge. Geothermal Energy: Economic Potential of Three Sites in Alaska. B04ines IC 8692, 1975, 40 pp. HE Electricity could also be transmitted to tie-in with existing facilities either by laying cable from the Iniskin Peninsula across Cook Inlet to Homer, or by tying -in at the Beluga Power Plant on the west side of the Inlet. Another possibility of geothermal utilization is for agricultural greenhouses built and operated on the Iniskin Peninsula. A combination of power generated from local natural pas and geothermal hot water for greenhouses would be an ideal situation for a viable industry. Such a possibility was determined feasible in a hypothetical case in other areas of Alaska.l5/ CONCLUSION On the basis of available geologic literature, logs and well drilling histories, the Iniskin Peninsula appears to be a unique area to explore for oil, gas, geothermal resources and, to a lesser degree, even coal. Should any one of these resources be found in commercial quantities, transmission in kind or in the form of energy poses less difficulty than in most other areas of the State. This is true because the Iniskin Penin- sula is near populated and industrial areas already containing facilities for resource utilization. The region's vulcanism and its effects, although basically unknown, have nonetheless already demonstrated a potential for geothermal potential. In particular, this area provides an opportunity to determine whether geothermal resources can be developed in Alaska. 15/ Work cited in footnote 14. 19 ( , ~. lc-apfm lOjan95 LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT state of Alaska OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION PTD No. 00 -(:3:3 Memorandum To File: API No. Well Name Operator Location I 2( - J 0 ad e - ð 0 I vi! :S'J:.(). úV:J( 1-; f?paI ~{ ¡JJ(CL5Þ.CO (o-lit5ar;dð-~cl L)c ì S' f7. rY5. R 23 úJ. S M , / / Spud: 8/a1f/S1f , , TD: 9 rlf b. , Rig Relea§e 1,,(; '1/~/16.l£ Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, 'procedure. Bfe Csg: / ð .14-' e- (i)~ /if If"3 u../ /;3.7:r s >'-1 fhr~SÁo -e Long Csg: 7" 2-6 ~ 2B ~N <P '93eo ¡.s1:J - "2.00 fh,..tA- 5:/'0<2 - - (J <;iflfJ:L<2.¿-t:-.Q....~ f/ tO~ r $~' "- Liner: Perf intervals - tops:. 5" U.eÞ I:t:J +ràP1- 'R-(ð 0 1-Q 2¥ 57/. I Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loco clear. code. Plugs: hr,!., ¡;~~ /:.MrL fñ bfllf f¡ '- -"" <::J< f?{IlJ @ S/q I -Ivp@, 3i?S< 5päfl-pd EFt:..Ç;; 6CJ~ 35;Jt /){u-J 4-+!Sfc-~ Well head aut off: IJQ Marker pas t or pla te : r¡..t2..--5'" Location Clearance: PtI'e I'¡!> con~ U& i 0_:& : <7t¡¡ ~. -4 Lc CC1-f- Œ4 Q f::--. . fir¡ ~ (f /t-o C()~( ?: k <I.. f /"'~(J¡<>rM -- ?J/ß'f. = := \' t( D Code -s1 gned Æ ~ -1--..;r~~ Date Of f(ê) (9 r / ",-..- Form 9-331 , - (.' _0 STATES SUBMIT IN ,1 (M~lY 1963) - (Oth it.!\. I ANCHORPJjEpARTfVtt.. OF THE INTERIOR versee:ide)s rue GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form approved. _d~E- Budget Bureau No. 42-R1424. ,n re- 5. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. A 010531 SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT-" for such proposals.) 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTT.IIID OR TRIBI! NAME 1. 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAMI! OIL 0 WELL GAS D WELL OTHER Dry ho Ie Iniskin (Te~inated) 2. NAME OF OPERATOR 8. FAR!>! OR LEASE NAME ~ \ trinity Canadian Drilling Co. (for Beleo Petroleum Corp.) 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 515 D Street, Anchorage. Alaska 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any St8;te requirements.- See also space 17 below.) A t surface 9. WELL NO. ,- Beal No. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat ,- SEt NWt section 17, T. 5 S.. R. 23 W., S. H. (Iniskin Peninsula) 11. SEC., T., R., H., OR BLE:. AND SURVEY OR ARI!A Sec.17, T.SS.. R. 23 W.,S 14. PER:'>IIT NO. 115. EIEV3;~S ~~:w ~;ether DF, RT, GR, eœ.) 12. COUNTY OR PARISH lIS. STA'lE , Alaska 16. Check Approprìate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE 1\WLTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON. SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF § ,'REPAIRING, WELL. FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT- x NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASING (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ( Other) Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. D~;SCRIBE PROPOSED OR CO:lIPLETED OPERATIO~S (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If well is directionally drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to this work.) . , REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS Previous Status: Suspended at TÐ 9,745'. 7" 261 csS- @ 9,370'. Hole plugged back to 6,840'. Perforations 6t270 - 6.500'; Well head derrick and assorted equipment in place. " "" Due to bridges encountered while running tubing to spot cement 'plugs across perforation, verbal approval was granted by the Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor to se~ plugs above bridges 'at apprœt~tely 500'. Spotted 50 sacks cement plug at S10'. Top of ,cementfoùnd at 325' . Spotted 7 sack plug at 60 I. Placed 3 sack cement pluS' at surface. replaced tbg. bonnet and bull plugged all outlets. 'Installed abandonment markert removed derrick and equipmentandbackf111ed and leveled location~ All work completed and inspected July 31.1964. Work Com"letad: ~ m ~ ~ n\lryr; 1m. D. ' I ;;:\ c; ','" . :.. ,-' !, . \ . r' \ -, , ._,. . -. " .-""\---.'.--- . I \ c- \ ')) f\J . . , 1 ~;} . ...' 1'" "i: '" '^ RE \I'BO .'rC!EI ,; " . ;OEC - 51.989-:, Alaska Oil&: Gas Cons. Co.mm\ssiO11 Anchorage SIGNED TITLE d correct ,B.egio:-:al Oil « Gas SUP€I'\ì.so:r TITLE DATÆ:f /~ /j1~f/- *See Instructions on Reverse Side .. :. J3' (; :r:::. :) - :: ~::. Cò. .-, "'-') /~4'ÙO- J.JÛJ. , ,.. . ' 1 1 ' ' I . I' I . , : I ¡ , I 1 ... 'I' U_--¡.-____:_n_- ¡-----' I ' I -----L-?L---- L---- 1 I , , I I I I' I ' 1 , I I , I 1 ,-----,,_____,__--- 1'----- , I I I : : : I . I , I , ( -' . Anchorar:e Land \..--_.0 ----------r-r-----Q.------- 010520-010551 1 so" ,- ",- - . Leaso No. Q:2?' 1{J "..20~-':"21 --- -" --- ~ :;;;- UNI î i:.~/ "J.è:..~~:::'CfC.;~[-'?~:~ . No .14-08-001-1158 DEPARTMENT OF TH~:2 S1T.I;:_~,19~(j~:Z~itŠkin--pënIñ-š-ü-ïä-- Uni t GEOLOGICAL SURVEY U Árèa f{ Budget Burrou 42-R358,3. Approval cJCpirœ 12-31-55. . . ~ .' (SUBlvlIT IN TRIPLICATE) (;"1 7:\'~~~,r 'R1nF"7"::,~~s ¡,..;' '-" .10. ...-l - ~.o;, ... "" .. .... "-..... \ \ '. .- '\ ..( ,'""\. 1:., ThT~"'~V'~P¡f"¡UI.ì;:?7~ OrT ~~V¡;"TI ~ S r_. \í;-1 _\10"-4-.: ,,;r~.. ~ -,..!, "J V lC........... -"'.'; ,:' '.-,-, ,'\" \ \:- / '", ...I.'~.:, ,,:-',._',0- ..; ;,: ¡' '-~. ... J:,: /g::.:,~ ()/DS..J! I r.:~TIC- OF -N--N-'()N _0 """"LL Ix UB -Q' <:"N RE O'--T .O'-F- WATE'" R SHUT OFF I ,¡, ¡.:.. 0 ¡ ""n.o --------------------------------\------ S S.:. U... T P R .t:: - ----------------------- ----- I NOT:C::: OF INTë.~T¡ùN TO CHA:'\GE PLANS_____---------n_----- ------ . SUBSEQU:::NT REPORT OF SHOOTING OR ACIDlZING________n______L_--. I " \ i I ;'o:':7¡~;;: v~ ;~7;;:i\7;ON TO TEST WATER SH~.-OfF -------------- ------ SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ALTERING CASINGu____-----'----------- -----, i NOT¡CE OF ¡~T;::NT:ON TO HE.DRILL OR REPAIR WELL______--- ------ SUBSEQUENT REPORT of RE-DRILLING OR REPAIR--_____--------- m-_, ¡ ¡ NO¡¡CE OF t~TENTION TO SHvOT OR ACIDIZEn-n_----____nh ------ SUaSEQU::::NT REPORT OF ABANDONMENT__--_n_________n_----_-- ----- \ NOT.C::: OF IN-'::::~TION TO PUll. OR ALTER CASING_--_n--__---- -----.1\ SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORY ---______n_----------------------- -----, I NOTiCE OF ¡~;TENT40N TO AòANDON WELL_m___--__--_____n__------!I--------------------------------__m_-__-____--m___------__-----_nU -----, ----------------------------------------------------------------______1______.1------------------------------------------------------------------_-----1-----, (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE: OF REPORT, NOTICE. OR OTHER DATA) . .____~9_~__~~f?_~~-~-~-~-g~-~~!:_-,--~~!2~---~~-~-~, 19 _2___4 Iniskin Unit OperatorjInc. 500 Ft~North and 500 Ft.We~t of center / \7 11 N ;f. (). :) ~ !. 1 d aDDr )~-r_-- f-N} r tk. ""î.Xff'" ¡Ii} 1"--- f 17 Ii e¡ l o. -:':,....:..<:..:...L_E':_L IS ocate -,..;o;----_!_.i,,'" .¡.r~m-- l-S }¡1~ro1: ,"_n____--_- ,t\;o om W ll~ 0 sec. --- n-~-_-. -5mS_Qu..t.h__~~---23-JŒe.s_~ .1-____.8.ew.ard__Mer.i.d ian ._-------n{':¡3-ëõ.-bDd-šë~:Nõ:5-------_n- (TwP.) (Range) (Meridian) In is };;£:n.f_?D:.iD_$JJJ_9..-__UnJ_k_- A r_e_a- -----------------------------__----_m-_-m_m 'I' err i tor y 0 f A 1 as ka (Fie¡d) (Oounty or Subdivision) -----------{ŠfåfõõrTë;r¡tó'i-Ÿf------------- Appr. The elevat;o;'l of the derrick floor above sea level is ___I_QQ_- ft. DETAILS OF WORK (StAto names of and oxpected depth. to objective sanda; show r;Ízca, woighta..and len¡:tha of prol?oMd casinsra¡ inàicate muddin:r job., cement.. if1£' poinh, and all other important propoaed work) Triassic Limestone - approximately 10jOOO feet Casing - Approximately 400 feet 13-3/8 Surface Casing and 7 inch ~ngineered string on top of any productive formations encountered R È€ Ê\ V ~ 6 s W 11 d cat we 11 ; 0 t he reo n:,~:~:~::: :~:k,n:::)?:" DEC -; ~mro\SSitlU /' ~'::<~f¿,t L~::":;; :i(":~;:¡;"";;;~ A'~lsl"aOil&G,asu.ons..~".." .." '.\,.';",""~',',"',',,"'.""~,":"".'"',,-'~'-',""~.,'u,,"\;":'.,",""""'\,'-',"'.,' ' ~,~ II\i I ' , -" ,.." "'.""""-""'.""""..,.",.,.,.~..;...,..,.",,~.. I JU\chomstt.t this pian 0; work must receive approval in writin¡: by tho GoOlogiC~: S~;~y ;;;i~;i~op~'~;~~;"~ '~~;:'b.:~~~~~~è;e~¿:. .. ',.'. ' ,.. ---""'n INISKIN UNIT OPERA TOR, INC.. ~AA'¡J04 J' ----,------~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.----------------------~--- IJ~- ~~ 811 West Seventh Street .~u....... ezv --- - - -- ------ -- ------- ------- ----- - ------------------------ ~' , l " .<... 41.;: -"~I ¡ --:::.:::::;: , .' ,.",' ',"'" - ? " '. !~ "!'""/ ,;::;,-/,\¡;;.,.v:.,;,."'~~v.... í»f _Jl_-------------------------------------------------------- President ,.,..., 1 Ilt e ----------------------------------------------------------- Los A~geles 17,Calif. ------------------------------~---------------------------------------- I'f~ichigan 2601 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ U. S. GOVERNM.NT PRINTING OFFICE 10-8137-5 " ..' ",./ // ," ,- {. ( Yo~ proposed work is approved s~bject to the following requirements~ 1.. Compliance with Federal Oil and Gas Operating Regulatio~~6 20 The date actual drilling is started zhall be reported promptly to the district engineer.. "" ). ~ny change in the approved 'program must receive Drio~ approval of the district engineero 40 All pertinent data~ including electrical1ogs~ directional ~urveY2, core descriptions and analysess stratigraphic ard faunal determinatioDS$ formation tests, 'and similar i~- formation shall be submitted in duplicate. Electricallogs ar:d similar surveys and the results of formation tests should be submitted as soon as the records are availableo Other data not previously submitted snall be included in or submitted with the log and history.. 5. Notify the dj.strict engineer inyq.dvan~ce:, of formation or water oShut-of"f tests 0;; anc~ :results tl-:erco:o¡ 6. .. - Before the production string is cemented or the hole aban- dpned the district engineer shall be noti~ied and allowed ~ufficient ti~ß to examine cores~ electric logs or other rccord~o) j.nsof(;.r ,::.":' C'or.r_~,-:.t~ons ~e:r!11it.. 7. All rigs or wells shall be permanently marked.in a conspic- uous place 1.;i th the name of t he operate1' ~ the lease serial nrunber and the number and location of the wallo This marker to be maintained at all timeso . 8. Leasea2s Monthly Report of Ope~at~or~ (Form 90J29) must ba filled out ar-.d forwarded in d.\ip.riGi:b~~E'to th; L03 Angeles offic~, 1401 Federal Building ~ not later than t'œ 6th of tha followi~g month~ 9. ~~ot less th<:-Yl hOO feet 0: surface casing sh$.11 be cerr.f';TI Ted. 301idly from shoe to st:rfr~~e., :!.O~ J~6.ec:'C s.. te blo1"y-out "9~"eventi,on ecl1~j.pme::1t ~:::ha11 be ~ns t::.1J.ed ~Y\"':: 1re""'t -i n oDer~tin?" condition at ,:ûl ti::;0S.. ",.,..... .. -.J .... ~ '-- /' "" t, 0', ,¡ \I' 11,-' 'Q; edg' c:, ;m l{'\ 0, .&;8, l ~~ ccs' Q øæ l.J--:I ad. - CJ - - is. ' ,CIS' ~\ '= . . ':li 0 g¡J >- - u;.I ~ U;¡" ' ~". 0 ,~, '-J Vorm O-6~a (Apr1l10ð:l) c"""", -"~'\ uNïTED STATEf.' .~' DEPARTMENT OF THE lÍ~ 1 ERIC:~ GEOLOGiCAL SURVEY CONSERV A nON DIViSION ( Sec. 17 To.. . 5 S. R.. 23 w. ,..<' ....".. 0 I ' , 0' ! : : i , 0 ' '----"'--, ----"----- 0 , I I I : 0: ¡ ----;----¡-----',.----- I , .--L--J.---- -_a. I : : I I 0 I I . I Il\TDIVIDUAL WEL~ RECORD ---_JS_~1iSl~ci Mer. PuDLlC LAJ.~D: Ref. No. . Iniskin Unit D.a.tG ~Pp t"pmhp'r" 1 0, 1964 Land office. Ancl12 rage S~te Alaska Serial No. - 010531 ."~.,....,..."",,, ,. '"Uû"""""";r I~ Penin~~ln Lßssee ~_1L-~~Es ta~.J!- Field Iniskin Unit: . Operator -Iniß.kiIL.Ilni~..e~nc . Well No. _13-.~~"l;..j/: 1 ~~t Als:l.!=:ks:l R~~int1 Subdivision _§~cor. ..ßE~L .~ ..w~. ------------- Location _~_9_9__J_~_~_~9_~h ~!l..ç!._2QQ__fee t we s t ~ 0 ~__~~n.t~r__~~~.A.__1Z Drilling approved J.1!..1 Y 6, feat , 19~~ Wen elevation --3.s..a.. ('X'opog -) Drilling conunenced --AY&... 4. -, 19...5.5.. Total depth - 9 J 74 c; feet DriIling ceased Dc t . -, 19...5.5- Initi¡¡.l production Plugged & Abandoned. , ~~~~)~;~.~,~,1~:t---aI1.1.b-..3L-, 19-6.4.- Gravity A. P. I. Non~ Abandonrilent approved - July 31 , 19-6lL Initi&.1 R. P. 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LAND OFFICE ---~AÇj19_:;-_?-g~__m____-- LEASE NUMBEn Q1O52.8_-=..o..W55Ln_- 023119-20-21 UNIT -----_____--n-- - __uun____n__--_-__n- No. lLl-08-001-1158 Iniskin Peninsula Unit Arj OPERA T10I~S () / ô-J- ,') /. :j Territo:-yof Stat e __n_!:':.t~_?_~~?-.n__uu_------- Coun ty ----___---uun__--:nn -- --- m_U Field ___---lniskin..-P..e:::li.n.s.u.la. - Uni t.-i-J.~a-6-U- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of -------------~~g~-~- ~u_--_--__n__u, 19 -_?~, -----_uu__n_n_u--nu_mn___-m__---__m______m____--____mnu- .11 gent' s address mu8.LL_\V--~-""-bnC"'r..;---e-,:;_nm--_n__--n_____~n__nn- Company ____.In..i~kinuU..ìJ.iL_O.pe.l:.a.tD.1:.,..._.I:c.c- ç 0::> I. ¡ ~n ..J". , . - -- n - n- - - n _u_n_- _n - -- -- - - nL .9_ê- - _&'].Z ~ Je. ii ~ - - C. alii Q r .:ü.ia.o- -- --- - - - - - S i fin ed - n "'~ - -..:.r: - ~ ---. -- ~-i::'~~ n': -':' ~-~:_.:- ~.- ----- ~-~ -- --- --- -- u n__- P ho n e ______n__un_____n___MI_2_9_0_L__mn_-_--__n_n_- ----_u_u__n__u_-- /1 fi ent' s ti tle _nu_nu_--E.r-e sid\3 rc.i:t- --- -- __m_- ------ - -- SEC. AXD I :4 OM" 7, ! , ! 5S I BARRELS Oi' OIL GRAVITY I Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thousands) 1- ¡ RAKGE i W~ELL I DAn! i I ~ O. ! P"ODtlCIAD I ¡ I i I I I I ' !Z3vV! 1 I 0 I I I I I Twp. GALLOK:,¡ Oi' G ASOJ.IKE RECOVERED 17 0 0 i i I . I ! I , Ii! ! i\Jrir\ ,l,P. iV I R\l~\l) i I ! I I ~ðt\(\ i : ;~O~ ,,< : \\r- r -¡ tJ I . S\O~ : tJit:.v :, 10 'fl\~v. ' I ' 1 0\\' ¡ -, ,¡ Ga9CO\'\S-:. I\~~ ()\~ &. ."'1\fllt3.\\t . I I I I I ! I I, I 1 I ¡ I I I I I , .~6-T- ËDo,..... ( I , i I I I <-¡~'7p ') () '055 'fL. >-JC "-'~" I I ~ C~ ~....H Aryl B€. : I I I ~ .-."- .' '~,-.,,~,~"::.:'è: .'."" , ..... / I \ ( : ~ ,-, l.. \. \ :';::'~>: '~l' j ", 1'/; I ( -', ' ., . '..il .¡' 'L '" '.,'1".."1 ,I ./ : '- '.'-. '-' I" ,. )./ i -.- --" BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (If (If drillin¡;. dopth; if .1.\It; down. 0:\\180; nono. so state) data ø.nd rOdult or t"." for lIo.øolitio content oi Y-M) 0: 0 Drilling - Depth 8693 t ....,,<...~~...,-. 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X oTE.-Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate \'lith the supervisor by the 6th or the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Forxn 9-:~~9 (Janur.ry 1\)50) 10-25706-7 u. s. ¡;..VERNMENT PRINTING OffiCE ", t ,¡ \ 800 L Street May 6,1965 !b: .. Leonardiusb k1n1t1 killba¡~C»mpaay 51!»> Støet Aacbøra,SIt, Al,aaÎj;a 99501 kat: JJI".ltuah: :£ uad,ezosta¡1.4 fr:cathe,officeof the U. S.G.S.tia,ac. tbe .,baQdOI_.t_c,~..th. loùk;¡nwll.s, z..,pafl, 1_1 11, aadI.I...'l.ua¡j¡Sr;urap:letedbJ ,QW<,\r ,c~,aøy 8:D<Î,.,ppvov:ad þy the ,I. S. ".1. ..»tv1.'C~Q ,ot UiuaaadJl1Mt:41ausAOt, 'recelQ,g .- ÞeQ~d oft- workdon.e,.. ÞCtutrC'dby $:tatc r..,.l.it-toaa. '1... lB.-GiS. i,¡~øw1:th . re.wctia,d.u.plieat,ooø,.ttheJ:' QUI" iON, ..3 .or CQp.i~ea: o;f;t;heU.S.G.$~ ~epo~t. HR,t;: to:t1\8., ¥øø:r:$ 'l.t:Jt~\ll'1" 1(. L. VO'aØei:Ab4 Þ't,Þ1.uaIDs~e~ ILV:kp " '1'.' ~l( ,: ?( // , . I'orlll WSI lUll)' lUes) .:' L . ED STATES' 81~BMIT IH ft. ~TE' Ftlrm np¡rrmd, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ,,(o..!.P!..I.D)8tnetto:¡... un "" ,- ,~u~r~t ,!W:~!, ~:.-~~altM. .- ... G, 1,1:".. UK.IUXa'l'ION aND ÐIlUAL .o'~"" GEOLOGICAL SURVEY I ¡.:., - i: ïv WDU8, .&LLCW8I 08 ftllll 8AM. - SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do DOt .8e tlaÞ felr. for DI'ODDIAl8 to drill 01' to deepea 01' pi.. INLeII: to . """"c ftl8nolr. O. .. A,PÞLlCA '!'ION 1'08 II_IT -" ,.. ... ~) , " OIL 0 ..1010 GA. 0 ..LL onIa .:. ":' ,!"...,', ~ .'7: 0111'1' --iiiiñ "a1l8 , ~ ~..~ i f,' ; ~ :r-~, '. ~ -.! j . - Y~.4.:~ - . ..... .1888 - . " - -., I, I. 8A.8 - 0"""" ~.1."'Þ" ':""J.'.'."8.' '~"~",,,u ."!."'!o. ..f"",". ~..,_.. ..J.I/:'.""')' ..., ,"'or... ) ":.~: II ".', - _A ..I~ o."r:- r=........ L:"-~""'.r" :'~ i. AItIIØP - OR8&- " ~~ ---:- --- '" ",. I. .~~ r13~'~ ,/ ~1; ~ )C""':", Anc.t":',ra¡i!-,-Ai~6lr,3. --- ",,--' "", , -. :.:~. 1~~..h ~.-:~ t. 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"!("...~.y-""eI! ~~As :at, ::~~~~:~~ð.~:.P~~: ~: ~i~&;~:I~~atr~"~J:~d~Ii~'.lle~' .b&~er.:. Ul'ker:, !'1OL-t"i'8d .!.~'!:1c.& u,è "':¡..L1¡C1tr.~ ' ~.rJ!fl.1 and 1.v.le~ ~C\c.~I0ft8 ,Å 11 work conple::.ed ant! f!1S "è'::!'~' !oIlY 11 ¡ ~ " ". , ..: ,-= : " ~ - .: It ;,:"..!',":'" ,.; ~"'~'=' t'-:!'" - ,'.. :-.,' ,j: -; :'}~,::", .:,"':_,., ':1.- =- s:. ,-. ",:=. = ::.. ::"'~.?'. .., :', :' ,": 0" ~ ~ ,0: ~. ~ "-. ..."¡':,: :;~:¡' .. :1 : : :'.\:":' ,; :"" -' \..;¡ ~ .~. " ",' " .4' -:"'."- .. 0 n'. C ...,' ~ '" ,'" .. " .° ... ',. '..- :::,;;~..'~ . '.. ,-",~:.-... : .'~' :.. :". - ..' :_j: :.",:".~. . .. - . ..:...'~ ~ ..:,'.:".>,-,-,.-,""0_":"" . ~ ..~ - ~" ~:' "','.Þ,'. J:;.' -:, \, _\ - ;.. ': :- .., a-Ia Allllr....... .. To ...... N.t.e .. NeI., ......, . OIlIer ~ : ~, ~;' rõì t7. ~.~ 1~'1~. ~ ~, (' J I ... I I I ; t' i ' , I I~ \' . "", .. .. '.. 't " .' I' "...,\",:". :,:,j,¡i,'ß ",,) "t"" t"'" ""'U...a 1,~,(,I,4~".I,':"" ' , \~,j..~.1 ,", ,I, ,,: 1 .. !,',t ...... " . , ,.' - \ ..'. , \'.. , :;'~ .- " " - .:. 0 - , '" 1IOJI8D , IJ'I'I'L1I o' I , , ~ .... , "'.. : IftB8 ~ - ,1 ;;~:1 ."""!"-;.' -'" ...;.. .. ~',: :, ;,',~.,- :,'" -~". "', '~ " ":..- .. - .' ..' '.. .:',', : '.";' ,,:, ',,', ~ ,:=. ' , , .'\" ~ , , ... ~*'... _"~"I ... , ' . , STANDARD FORM NO, 64 , ("'". . 0 ffi C (1 Mé11'úr and u m f UNITED 1>TATES GOVERNMENT . TO ~Files DATE: July 8,1964 FROM W. C. Wunnicke SUBJECI : . /' Beal #1 and Zappa #1, Iniskin area. Trinity Drilling Co. cleanup ---'...-'... ., ---'-'" I inspected the subject locations July'7, 1964, accompanied by Mr. Pete Raypold, Trinity Drilling Superintendent, Don Wester, Trinity Driller, and Pilot Warren with Sea Airmotive. The tubing bonnet on the Beal #1 had not been removed as reported by Mr. Rush on 6-18-64. .A plug was removed from top of tubing bonnet and there was no evidence of pressure. The tubing bonnet ~as removed. Top of fluid (water) was 1 foot .below top of casing, soft'mush like cement at 3 feet and fairly firm cement at . 5 feet. There was no evidence of oil on top of the water or gas breaking through. The tubing bonnet was not replaced. The cellar was dry. No material or equip- ment has been removed from the location since last November, nor has any attempt been made to clean up the location. .' The Zappa 41=1 has a 4" marker properly installed. The cellar and, rat hole needs to be filled, surplus equipment and material either removed or stacked in an orderly fashion, debris either burned and/oT buried and the location generally cleaned and leveled. . No further work has been done on the rBA #1 and therefore was not inspected. The derrick still has not been torn dmvn. The follo'ving procedure for completing the abandonment of the Beal #1, Zappa #1 and lEA #1 is suggested: Beal iffl Bailout as much muck as possible from the casing. Remove nipples and valves from. side outlet of casing spools and install extra heavy 2" bull plugs. Fill to top or tubing hangar flange with new neat cement. Install 45 API ring, tubing bonnet and studs. Fill remainder of tubing bonnet with cement and bull plug top of tubing bonnet. Place regulation marker in an upright position near well head and fill cellar. Tear down derrick, burn debris, fill Y,i~s, anó:.,~st~.~k all . remaining material in an orderly manner, ~7 f---.- ~?-r--o....<-~.t:.If...':¿ /t.I.'¿"';;~ ...'t...:',':,.; , Zappa iff1 Fill cellar anå rat hole. Burn and/or bury debris. Stack remaining material and equipment in an orderly manner. Lével location. T"!< ^ JÞ1 ~ -'.~"\. 1, ~ /' T . d '., ... 1 ear aown err~c~, s~ac< up weli sit~ area in the in an orderly manner or remove from location. Clean ~ediate vicmity of we~~~~~ ë;" ~ . STANDARD ,..OAM NO. 64 \I ('-'" , Office Memurandum ( . ' UNITED ~'rATES GOVERNMENT /"~, ' . l . TO : Files - Beal#l,' Anchorage 010531 DATE: December 3,1963 FROM W. C. Wunnicke SUBJECT: Condensed resume' of plugging operation of Beal #1 from November 9 through November 22,1963 November 9~ 1963 Circulated with 35 bbls of water, indicating well fluid was @ 915 feet at start of operations. Circulated out approxi~tely 3 bbls of 41.50 API gravity oil. Did not encounter reported bridge @ 300 feet. Spotted 45 sx of cement @ 240 feet, circulated approximately 3 sx. Pulled tubing. Fluid level at 10 feet~. Job completed @ ~ 5:00 p.m. Pete Boren, Trinity drilling superintendent on job. November 10,1963 . Cement slurry at top of hole-with gas breaking out of it. Ran 4 jts of tubing. , Did not tag up on anything. Circulated out cement slurry @ this point (120'). The cement had not set up. I returned to Anchorage, reported results to Supervisor and took part in tele- phone conference with Mr. Soyster, Mr. R. L. Rush and Mr. Linton. November 14, 1963 Mr. Rush informed Mr. Soyster they had encountered a firm bridge in hole at 510 feet. Verbal approval given to set cement plug at that point. I returned to well and observed operations between November 18 and November 22, 1963, which were as follows: November 18, 1963 Tubing was out of hole and ice plug had formed in top of casing. jured while removing the ice plug. A man was in- 16 jts. of tubing were run to 480' approximate, and dropped, knocking out bridge. Gas started breaking out of well fluid when tubing was dropped. The well fluid was water with a very small amount of oil. 17 more jts. of tubing were run' without encountering any obstruction. Mixed and p~"ped 50 sacks of cement with 1.5% calcium chloride (21 sacks of Hi Early fresh cement followed by 29 sacks of 2 year old construction cement). Spotted at 510 feet Ì. Pulled tubing. Theoretical top of cement @ 255 fee~. Form. 8-381 a (Feb, 1961) , t , ' ~' i , ~ : i I I L! U I " ': ': ':.:.3 -V ~<..I"'" (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) AN - ..... ~ ( ;\. Budget Bureau No. 42-R358.4. F arm Approved. Land OfIi-=-_.d_({~H__g-'l~::.~:._~- CJ;Ô ~5 1 Lea.. No. 'n__, ------------------ - &- Unit ~-!:!.Y}_~_L~~!:_"¿u_-}-{~~ J Iv')-rí , -'" ' ; I I . , I I I I -----~_I----.I-----~ I . I I :~: : , , , -----.-----,----,----_. , I , , . I , , I , , , I , I -----"-----"_____'0_---- I I , I , I I 1 I I I I I I 1 '0,_', "":", ',- ,'" ~ ' ~ '. .- UN ITED STATES . . ! ~ "7v DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,:; " SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DRILL______-------______n______------ ------ SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF_n_____n_---__------- --_n NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE PlANS------------____u_n_- uX- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING______u-------- -----, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TEST WATER SHUT-OFF-n_nn_____- n___- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ALTERING CASING_u--__---------------- u---. NOTICE OF INnNTION TO RE-DRILL OR REPAIR WELL_u_----- ------ SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF RE-DRILLING OR REPAIR--_____-------- -----. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SHOOT OR ACIDIZE______--______n_- ------ SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ABANDONMENT_n_---__----------------- -----. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PULL OR: ALŒRCASING_____--------- ------ SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORY_____------------------------------ u---' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ABANDON WELL_--------------------- ------ ------------------------------------------------------____n------------ -----. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ --------------~--------------------------------------------------------- -----. (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT, NOTICE, OR OTHER DATA) --------------------------------~--~~-~--------~---------------t 1 ~--~--~ Well No. -___'-'!~n~_- is located .---m-uu ft. from.. {~} line and '--'---u--- ft. from {i} line of N W 1/4 Sec. 17 T 5 S - R 23 W S M - -- -- -- -- - -(jisec:ãñ-:ï -šëë.- Ñ õ:5 - - - - - - - - - - - --- -- -(Twp:5 - - -- -- -- - - -- -{Rãñië 5 - - ---- sec. ------------ -------------------------------------------- (Field) ------ - -- - "(Mërldìãñf--- --- - --- - - - .. - - - !1s-taLtel. -or:i ¿T- (e-rr¡!i-to- -ry- -)- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - --- - - - - - - -"( Cõünty -õi ã úbdlviŠ1õñf -- ---- -- - - - - --- r' --( š t The elevation of the derrick floor above sea level is ------------ h. DETAILS OF WORK (State name. of and expected depth. to objectl"e _nd., .how .1_., ,...IKhta.;and lenKth. of propoa8d c88JnK.' Indlcaternuddln.. job., -=-rnent- InK point., and all other Important propoa8d work) WeNT IN HoI..c V'TH 11 .JOINTS 2 1/8 TUB'-. F"0U8ID .eDU. LAID 28 .BACKS CÞINT ',,"UGO,NO TN'. DEPTH. IN8ERTED TOP Mle8!. PLUG AT 60'. "'.0 IN ~O 8AC1C8 CDttNT. We BELIEV! ~LL ,. ~RQPERLV PLUGGeD ATi TH'. TIMI GUT DUI TO AOWCR8E WC.THca CONDITtOMS WI auIPCNDCO OPCRAT I ON8. I,..N THE SPAn", we ".NO VCLL MOT fÞLUGGIO we VILL "_1 _ca.SAR,. .TlPa TO IÞI.UG MID IMaTAL. .......£11. APPROVED. ~- c.. ..'.'~.' ::t1:k~ Regional Oi & WS Supervisor l DEC J - t963 I undentan7. plan of ,..~ mu.t recelv. approval In 'Writlq ~ the Ceolopcal ~urYey befo... operation. may be CODImenced. Company ~'-v~ 4-L~?! '~~:7lL!?~- - ~- --- ------------------------------------------------------ ~~_:::_~~~--~~~~-~-~=~-~~~~ 3 By _~~m______------ Title -- . 0._~dJ:¿~~~4~¿~:__--------------- --------------------------- ----------------- ______n__- -- - - - - - -------- GP 0 9 t 497 4 Ii Form. 9-331 a (Feb. 1951) ( ; "- "" r ;"" . .'" ':', , f'> "" ,;'- :::;;. " - ; {,' ~;ì~;'~'" 1.;'4°"', .-l.-."""'{' Budget Bureau No. 42-R358.4. Approval expires 12-31-ro. 1 I 1 , I I I I I I I I : I : -----"_---'-----'1-----' 1 I , , I I :X: : I 1 I -----r-----'_____,------ I 1 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ----- ,---n_I-___- ,.___n I 1 1 1 1 1 , I I I I , , 1 , (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) Land Office ---~.r.&._---- 010S31 Lea.. No. - - - -- --------------------- UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Unit ---lniskin--(.Terminateci SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DRILL_______--____n________--n___n ___n- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF_h_m_____m______-- ----- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE PLANS_mh__-----_n_------ __n_- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING-___------------ -----, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TEST WATER SHUT-OFF______-------- ___n- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ALTERING CASING__--_n____------------ -----, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RE-DRILL OR REPAIR WELL_n__nn ___n- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF RE-DRILLING OR REPAIRnu_____------- -----, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SHOOT OR ACIDIZLn_n_---nm__- __n_- SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ABANDONMENT__m___h_--------------- -----' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PULL OR ALTER CASINGn______------ ___n- SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORY ___nn-_n_-n__n_n__nu-____-- -----' NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ABANDON WELL_________n______----- _x_- ----------------------------------______n___________n--------______n- -----' ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ --------------~--------------------------------------------------------- -----. (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT, NOTICE. OR OTHER DATA) ___n________nm______--_____-n..saptembu--191t--19.63-t 19_63- Well No. ...k-.1--1.1. is located .UML ft. from__~} line and ...111t!L ft. fronfw} line of sec. --.11----- 1I~~Jl__~~~-_JL~---------------- ~-~-_2IJt_---------~__~__If~_- ------------~~------- (U Sec. an.1 Sec. No.) (Twp.) (Range) (Meridian) Iniak1n--!Me~f8u1a- - - -- ----- n--- - - - - -- -- -- (Cõünty-õi Subdivislõñf-- n_- -- -- ----- - -- - -- -A~ëir1tõrŸY------ - - ----- The elevation of the derrick floor above sea level is --350---- ft. DETAILS OF WORK (State namea of and expected deptha to objective sanda; ahow sizes, weitrhb,;and lencths of pro~oaed c.aintra; indicate mudding joba, cement- in.. poinb. and all other important propoaed work) ~: Suspended @ TJ) 974". 1" 261 C8. @ 9370'.. Bole plugeå back to 6840'. Open perforatiou from 6270' to 6500' ..11 head, derrick and a8son" equi~~t 111 place. ~: Spot 60 lack c_ent plugfrœ 6500 to 6200'. a.ova Xmas tree, place 5 .act c-.nt pluS in top of caaiq and i.utall regulation abandonment marker. &.noft d8rr1ck ad 8.1vq..ble 8qU1pment J bufY or 'bun c1ebri8, back fill cel1ø cui clean- up i~1at. ..11 .ita. Company ---- __Tr_mity-- ~n.U.an_.Drla...-_Co..----------(foZ'-- ~ l.co _'pat r . n.cor.p...>___------------------------- Address - -------- _51.5__1) __It JL -- -- -- -- -- n -- u--- ---- ------- -----------------------~~~------------------------------------ :/ .æ l3y ------~-_:~~~~~------_._-_::~~~~~~:~--_._-------_._--- ,¡ ,-"--. Tit I e - - - Á_~ ff' -- - - - "d !::;/'J[------ --------- GPO 862040 -----------------------~~_tl(l~~Gt_----------------------------- Company Well No. f j! " .~ Trinity Canadian Drlg. Co. Location lniskin Unit (Terminated) Beal/1 Lease No. A-OIO531 Your proposed plan of abandonment is approved subject to following conditions: 1. Compliance with Federal Oil and Gas Operating Regulations. 2. Changes in approved program must receive prior approval of the District Engineer or the Regional Oil & Ga~ Supervisor. 3. Abandoned wells shall be marked with markers consisting of a pipe not less than 4 inches in diameter and not less than 10 feet in length, of which 4 feet shall be above the general ground level and the remainder embedded in " concrete. The top of the pipe shall be closed with a cap or cement plug 'and the marker should show in a permanent manner the name of operator, well number and location. 4. Equipment and valuable material shall be removed from the well site or dis- mantled and arranged in an orderly manner; junk and debris shall be removed or destroyed; pits and cellars shall be filled and leveled and the well site, including sumps, shall be placed in a clean and orderly condition. 5. A subsequent Report of Abandonment on Form 9-33la, giving a detailed ac- count of all work performed, including location of cement plugs, date of placing surface plug or cap, shall be filed in triplicate, within IS days after completion of the work and the District Engineer or the Supervisor shall be notified when the well site has been 'cleaned up and is ready for ins pact ion. . .-' Mailing Address: U. S. Geological Survey Box 259, Anchorage, Alaska Office Address: Room 505, Cordova Building Phone: Office BR-50Sl1 Nite: BR-49l4 F8-3472: ...) ( ~ ~ dJ õJ , t :,¡I' ", ~1ay 24. 1960 Hiss ~Jary L. McLeod lIave11$trite Oil Company 811 West Seventh Street Loa .A.ngcles 17, California Dear Had.am; &ecords covering, the <trilling f)f yøu:c' weJ~l tio. 1"Bealft 1" were rilc,eived D)1 th1$ D1vi,ston en }liar 16, 1960. 'leaQ8 acceptœy thanks for your prompt reply to my letter of *1 12, 1960. It bas beel\ brou¡h't toU);y attention tbat your coÞlpat'¡y alsoøpe1:'at_à the In1lkinDr111tn¡CO'a;s.ny and. t'n 1936 eoSt@'tlced dr,il11qwel1No'Q Hl.B.A." 1, Sec. 8. T.SS.,. a.23W. J S,&wi£rd B~. At tn. p¡:,eset1.:t t1œ" th1sDiv1$1øn 1. ex1d.a.vorin¡ toiCowplete its £11., on wel1sdrf.lled.4urtn¡tha palt years 1n the State of Ala,aka. We would lp:prec1ate reetitvin¡ the £0110w1'48 records of the a1:>øve wt)11: ' Well History Core &ec,ord Ilectr1c LoS (:1,frun) PlfuiaG reply at)1ou.:t:' e#1'11est:eonven1enc;e. Your Ii VGQ truly, DÐB:bb ~ ~ J ~\Y ,~~ '\ ~,!)\ ~)i W ;\ØJ?flJ' c/ ¡() &UCA'.-- DONALD D . BR.UCI State Pet,¡,o 18\8 Geoloi1øt ( " ( HA VENSTRITE OIL COMPANY R. E. HAVENSTRITE GENERAL PARTNER 811 WEST SEVENTH STREET LOS ANGELES 17, CALIFORNIA ......- MICHIGAN 2601 _.-' May l2th,l960. RECE\VEO .~ MAY 16 1960 Oil & Gas Section.. . . . f Mines and Ivbnerals DIVISIon 0, f Natural Resources Alaska Dept. 0 Mr. Donald D. Bruce, stat~ Petroleum Geologist, Division of Mines; and. Minerals, Anchorage, Alaska. Dear Sir: In compliance with your recent request, we now enclose the following records covering the drilling of Iniskin Unit Operator, Inc., Beal No. 1 Well (now Alaska Consolidat~d Oil Company, Inc. Well No. Iniskin Uni t B~.al 1) Section 17, T. 56., R. 23 W., Seward B & M: Report of Operations - Robin Willis, Engineer August 19,1957. Core Record Electric Log . Very truly yours, HAVENSTRITE OIL COMPAm" '. >}'/ . MLMcL it a"..~.t:1 E /l :nes.~ ,i./ ~.'" ec to Alaska Consolidated Oil Co. Havenstrite Oil Co. \....-~ I ~' :""__"""';""'A~"-_'~ ~".::C"-~ . ,_. L ~ , REC"FfVEI1 ¡ MAY 16 1980 J,~ ~ S. Oil & Gas ection. D. .. .of Mínes and MInerals lVISIon . ~~ Dept. of Natural Resources . , DISIDl CI1'l OPERATOR, INC., .8EAL NOo 1 -- IIISJaJf,. ALASIA REPORT or ~PJ.&rI.0f8 6f;1 SEASoN œ 1957 'S 11 (' J r¡ ~. S -- 2. ~ <..u S iI1 i .1 . ., Robin W!Uie. ~ AU8Uat J.9, 1957 . . t '~, ( liITSKJ}J U!~11= OrWt,{{rc~:; Ill;:-,~ EŒ~A7.: N() I) ]. ,:. n.aSK1~!', 1:L,pJ3K!,~\ r(¡:.:pœ~~ OF Ofl~RATrDN3 .;:".; '. c'r)<1 ~ C"::" .~ l"tæ:~"'3" ",-,. "?LJ.:.,,,.>;_l\, JJ, ..I;.:;' ."': '! ~~."",1\."~",, '¡,.T,¡"," ':' 'i t" E..:.îëV""'~' \~'.~:f!r.~\ .g:'~I~.~."",;¡.) ~'),J"..'L.:L_¡'¿; ß ., ",-.:;..!'-.~,......Q"" SWft'-l~ of l'!lork J),on0 ~;;;;:;t~",.""""-""............_,~...",\_,,.... 'n'~ J8~a1. 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ZQ~1't)., ~ f;~fJ.l@h leaø 'thart ~n th{~ ,6:.~(to.""f'Qo1~ :%(',~nøù YJ:~i~(~ t7~il i!,¡ ¡;'¿\1:-'~ b~J~ht€¡ t~, thl\11 fø,~t- tha,t, 0'"1'" about 6(ff£ o!~ thiœ mon~,~, 1~h.gZ-6 i~ cømel1t ooh;s;;m t~h0 ~~}:E\;$ii18Þ æmf! onl)"i' $bout 40~ :2.G open 8mlaJ1aS with eo ~~3.l~ c:J: ~~t1U~-Ç~t~ j~tM¡" . Ol~~ inter~~)8>'r:~:ij,'~ .f~,ftt,u~~@ is that thIP.rG a.pp0sra4 to '@e cl.mJ:ul1ii~1:r lø~tG ~,"1J1d.~~)n:~(~ of ðjn3ti.U.~~;~(~ O;gÞ c@wøn","' øate :in the Bali$! a.~~ j~':0d by: tM ooœQl !hi~; ~~ugg~~et~~ th~rt. í~hw~' l$ a di~ viøion witld.:k1 thø f.stn.1ct~ h'Rt@ ~~3.Qt,~D! gOJ.1't@:3u ~~~~':ll ~110l't wt c._~lr£ r<S!ìt.9!.~{\~r@ t\t 832!1 f~i~ft;, t~nd g6~6 f'eíSt;.~ and cGmS~\t f'~ Ø334 to, SI.'i>lO f.i~jjt 0 N)?i11.~, (Jí~lt. e!i:1tTIl1~~ttt f3:'(:ga orig1ï~J:~J. C~TD:œlt job trœ ~62 to 93'..9 ~(,.etc. r~A pel~fo~ati1id 1¡ 1Q1'}~,~-q?~;O t\ ,/i&:I!-" . '..."" 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' g df J,w f'VJ=' .' .AJ,~t. 9;!t'-922~t !I ~;~) holø~ 15 w '~t¡'~¡;~ ~~,.(.;-,\~",'.fl:,,1;1}\"";,'Þ;;¡'l\ ~,,".~ ""'~~~'~',,,".....<e> t;i¥ 10!~ t~ 't) æ:~f~ ~1 ,~"" "0 tt .~.) ~ ~~@1 l~í~n t@~i~@~~~ $œ þl&cmr' &l~iÑ 91l() ff~!~~t" to '~~~$øt ab!)v~ p$¡\\tO'J:I'~ s't;.iOíf1l3 and ~'~l'il hcJß bQl~q $1100 t~f ~lv'J e&?~sip:~g~, Took t1it11?e.~1<~.rh(ÞtuYl\) ahwk,~l1n t~~dJ and t~!(}.-h"'~r t1b.o\fF tllil~~¡"Q l~siJt was d0a~ ~Î:t@r 1niti(?J. bJ.oWQ Fu:L1..@(l ~1ð\9{5fter" And rncoftrGd 13' faet flit ntit :t:ht1d. :risØl~ ~~l1. ü/sJflo Irrl.:~ißl R~1l\i!rOiÐtæ:,i(,~ pr(i8~ ~r;&.a 4J.~ p~,1,j ini:t,.al e¡h~tt-iu p~(tæW,1f'r¿¡ 3,60 PlBl,t ß\tl1.1 l':'ltiing fmd,I~'~ ly ærtonglys ~nitjLi,1 flew pra;¡Œ~ure 4.1' P6:Y.:~ an&firll~w1. flO'~ pr\\%~Jmu~e J.3~~2 p$1~ .!n~~U~~~ ~~5?~_2.W: ~~œ~' ~ fh5t!J l~k of f~bû.d to col~,nepond to th@ :f':l1:$C In tlo~t p:\i~~~~~¡~ ;Jnd1t~~~).tfj¡' tÞß.t the tool plug@d ~dia.te~' after the iJìû:t.i~),.J.. i:1but-iIl1!1 u:rh~ :rate ,r:!f presl\\t.'r'G wild-up:þ bot,h d1mr:u~ the sbœ=:hl)l \!:~l1d p]JJ~tt~ ~)3~¡~..od¡¡ ~ U cœ,~I~~èle to 'that ill the ot1mr tost~s~ iitdiesting ar~ s~?1:!A7f \rol?jjww @.,~~ ¡pm!~ CoM1d$J~j.ng tho tmØ\mt of g£tar..",~t~ nmd belw th.$ shOQ~ t:A!im poaß,i'b1~ bi£l(~lt 0.1: the œsing:~ and the higher> bydro~~atic ¿!~2aUl" at t~'t$! di'-pth..ø t~ha tefrt, in:tl,catat! th.~t the deep zone 1..ø ~:;;@rt,ßi~' 00 moro prod\M2t:.t'iJ19 th~ t1~'A~ i~~O~1'\j S aho'\'/c it $ &.~d 'WAy b:¡) elight,1y leø2 $0, u,1mio¡~ mdatir¡;,g col1dit:tonsQ- " be' ( f t ~ f4m p~noratcd tæ1 holsID a$;;, 2"700 foot; e0m:iu,t~~d t.h.r;'6ugb smu with bþO ~8e,iœ, <iuti1l~::lted 360 eac!œ bGlh.ixd ~~ 0 rëlop 0,1: (3ØL~~£'\t in annulus show b~~ tf2.ìP~f~ure ~ at :t93Q :!:~'rCt,a ~ FouM top or e~ at 2lj> 7~ fe&"¿ j cl~oo out to 264110 tt3et 0 "-~- -~&I" &. _...1 "- '",,1 A fõ.~. :::H ~ "~l:I:L~ ~~~ pø.r:.¡r" vm~~'U \.'~~... .t............e..~ 1.òIotd> ...,Ji'~.7\,." I, 'ë~~,' " h~lÐS!$ broke dC\f!'i o.t, 75":) p~i a:7i:~J took fl\tùl .~,t, 3~JO }~ßic P:tøc3t\re t~~~'f~~d ~ Ce~t~\t~$r1 tl1/X~h holso f'J;1 2~:s(() ie@'~~ ~\;l.t~,h 100 ß1oo1~~1, tiS s~J:~ tist1matl6Q haP~ of: ee~~tng() Found t.op of' ~Qrwjl.r;;' f1tr 2l£ll t\~iØt Q Dril.ltiiiJ Cil~ c'Srø&m to 2l~5 f~~ GUí,~ p~)~lorai~~# 24S4=~~~711 ~rœt, 3100019&3$ 1()~'>1 ~lœltÐ~w ",~,,~-~'~lt.~ ~-t '-::i(l\, tt 'U'\~ ~~ -~~"""',I!;j....~ 7'- "¡;V .&JYI 2;;35-2;í3$ ~n !iå r2 lOt' t~ ~ R~ te~t.~J$rt' 'lu~ ~~'U~\:iJ;efl &2ow'!d Jt.V\clœl~o Ra,n¡ .trac tQlol" ThiSil tool Wtåd not ~_rø {TtjJ.b:b1g ~~)i3.~WJ;, at" t.hi.[~ dept.h j~~uft:r\.e1ø»."tt to ~ l~bb~l3)u . lùmri tubirlg and e~labbe(:i \,MIl d:1l'J~'~, Shtltt in tubime; {dt~)f two hours and got ¡tll$ 1-..ù.ow ~ e~Q:.\1~ a Let $tw~ ,tcu.r h@V1\~ $ : .~:;w&b¡b~d &n Æ/dditiOD- 811204 barreliS ()f t¡~.élo ~'tw.- ~9\Ø11 \rø1th m:¡ç'~1~~ Pmip- 350 eu~ f'tøo or water a.,- into fo~ion ðiP 2$ eu" tltø J.~0r ~'f.únu:U;~~ ,~\t 16(~) pt.d,.¡) Bled bac1fC 100 CU" fto S\t\1Wbed. 'ø]~ pra,*,ically dr;r i.1.m 'ø~~~ ihmt"b~~~ AU ØI].:tght~y mudcbr water II no gag¡ or 0110 Aftœ1L" œix hourm 3h~G:t' J.ï2 ¡~i œ tub~ an'd no pns~ on cuing tJ ~ ~"abb~ Sil Md:11.t/~"O1(& ~ ba1!~~$\IlÞ t~rrt;:~~r aftœl" (~~ howreø Little ge.œ mh~1g &~.td lof fl~d.d ~~,~n ~:I'Yfðb \:1~~ ptl]'lr,$J.d\~ ~tBr*!1\?~r_!!.~~tr_§~!.~~,~.. The itr!t~r~p!.l from 2/~$4-~~SSS f't1)~ itEI th~ œJ~ G:J!l~ ;1t~ß ~micb the ~mirfdl !mlt'nÛUs btltW@n 'th1i 7(;) ea~irt;g &t'ui to!. to:\î~'ät\tion 'ft\~ œl'll($Cti~œfUl4r tillEffid with o«nedÞ~ It 1e al60 th~ CW~ :1nt(~~rol t~¡JtQ:Mi in ~h:jb,~.h tb$ self-pot_lal emrViÐ of tbe 91~œr'ic lOl~ ehO".m I:<;r.c@it~t., fl~ :fs,\~t that â l1ttlG ¡Stili _Ii (t)Hrfid wl'dlo tm~bir.C d6\~jtf. th$ xa:r3. am JAt~~r '~,:ll~~ s¡mbbia1g down th(ß~ \at,v maæ~stŒl that, th.:lI ZC~. ~. 1'¡¡â\11Ø mOfØ ga.1$ e)lJatttrtj,t~.ono No oil wa~ Obs6~~- <iur1ßg t,he 't;est ,) It B~ tUll:UœrJJr thatw '\-;he ZOll'&e eO"d~ haw eontsinO!~. good. oil satu.rat#ion wi'thou.t l'hfM ahol~ '¡PI 1n t,h~ -&rest tÜong v.tth "fa _t0~1\' tl1a.t we pumped any ~..nt@ th~ ~om , bu~~ th~ Ij()@øibilit;y t1»'t,iU ~d,ltŒl beca:uJJ<1Y.:I onl7 120 ~lø of t1h* 360 Dl.'rtT&lJ ~ a~)1' ~!1iJ roC(~Ntlo It mß be Nmœmb~,,~ t.hat th~blþ mom tfU mt1~j~œt$d both to the ordins.!7 mwJ uœ~' duri.r1g t~he riMi f.ÐM,:ï$On and th/$ !~aV'1 bl!!.1foid. w:lght,lideœøtic mud. u~- laterþ am it tfAe ~~ød to the Ð,@tion of. the dr11~:u~ fluid mueb lol1ger 'than a.~ oth"r ~oœ " It. p;r.obabl:Y took Ðomt} (~G!Þ})œ.~ M tht:Þ temperature aurvÐ7 <Lid not show CSì'dCnt. ara high in th~ ~us as the vol~ of c8:'aent us~l should have t1]~edl;; 7" " ¡í:' (i'" ,( It 18 further nr.Jt,ÞOrt~' that this ~œ camot ~8 NCC~igœd :Ul. thll 10le ot tb1 I(JB~Ao w11o It is II1ther faulted out, a~ it O'..tt~'Ð in the tSt"ilt block in .n1ch that w.ül atart.8ø Becauae at the gaa ob....8d an! in viw ct the abo"trø cona:1daratlons it 18 1;haa¡ht, that. this pol'QU8 ZOD8 ray haw been off etruct'...... at thie location but may have GXOOUftr& pose1bilitisG ~ra on the etruct.ure{1 No poa1ti'1'8 eourco hall been recopiBed tor tr~ ;¡re0n oil t.mlch Met.'GÜ.ø:t-ed at. the top of the cuil\t during ttm t4nter ehttt~Otil'UI(t A.U or th\9 teats of the so.. trom 6000 teet dOdt 1.ndicatfild t,hat a.rrs JJ.quid. ,petrolOUll con- aisted of nearly c1aar diatiUate or cond0nsata~ ~r cementing oft the 2500-toot lOne tho bu1ld.--1Ilp of pre.ann. and pN~mb1y th;Q¡ td.l, b0t~ the 7" ald 10" cu:\ng \I:fU stapp&dÐ The test of this mOM show that poroGit;y', ~t;,;,bc:r dul(¡ to trß~turing or actual poJ."O'U.æ b$CÏs, e...ùsta in th1a aonoQ È'11ad i'~) bsen poeaibli1 to pump eaø1 aver with tbl _ter~ it.18 thought that te~W! $ör8 would hs,1'1¡¡} yielded øtead:I prcduct~lo:n at gas, ail or \ltQ.tGro ~ C..nt.ed. oft pertoRticn.a frob\ '.4S4~,2;e; fe9t\ with 110 Rea» 90 øaclœ estimated awq in the zanet> Vourl'd to:p of c~ at .24OCì teet be1aw uppermoet perfors.tiona~ ~ Tested &.fter 12 hour8.~ broke dCW11l p:~rfora.tioM with 15S0 pd. nc..nt.ed with 80 saoksg 20 ea. ~Slt,irftQt,ed 3.V&W in formation ,,~th t1nal pn81UrG of 1800 þlU" c..ntedo LoadGd out Ha1l1btu~ton et}t'lipøS1!t, at beach *11,8 œtm1d:U1g D:r-UlGJ,t out csmènt ~ 2329~.2605 t~œt G ~ Drü1.ed out cement tr~m 26aS-2830 fa8t.. Found ga8 p'.smn-e ha4 built up 1n Did ba1Jmf cemnt pluI, eqltti~ wight of tools aoo tub:l!w by lIt.COO pound. and to:rciag c~ plug SO t"t up ho],.Gh'~, Ræ1 in ~~lt,h bit and ' acraper to 9373t.et ~ Circulated I\Ð11 contttticn&d ~g s~ting wr:¡ stlong la8 ahowJ.ng in the DJ¡d tor 30 mûmtes, .npptU'ent17 from. all zones to bot'&OD1IJ 'rON ou:t blotf-out prft'Ø~1l'1tlf)r JJ r:lgþd up Chr:tstmu tNe ~ Ran 11'1 hole with bltmk tubing, landed at 93SS t"t~~ ~ Pumped Bid away to atong~ ~ eha.~ over to -tel" 0 Started 8Wabb1n¡ !hOO Af)M~ Vacuua on oa&Jing c~ed to sl1ght blow at 3100 P eM. Gloøed. 1ft caø1ng~ At U rOO P QMø 8WI bbing from. '1333 .feet with 43 powMt8 on c8a1rJlø ~ At 2:30 AoM" kinked. land JJ-nriL¡ Spliced. l1na in tw pJ&c.... At 1100 A.Ko casing pndIæeure 61 pal. at n~45 ÅeRQCJ œøir1g prGfiUlIUre 87 psl, nsœwat lÞ8bbiDg.) At 8coo PøMo casing preseun 9.3 pri0 At lltOO P"J.1. 8W8bb- hw from 9318 toet with approximately 500 feet of fluid rma~~~ abow this poiS, jars on IM\b part.d~~ Caß1ng pNeeure 90. pø~MO So (" (" ~ 6 '4.5 A.M. easing p:reswuro 105 psi, computGd :rate S2SO cu. ft. per dq\) 3100 P.M. cuing pressure U6 pøi~ computsd ratfJ 4000 CUo tt 0 per da.7 \) ~ Connected flaw Una and trapt, Founi cObicmaate 1ft bea4Q~ amalllight plante Later ran light plant off gaG in caming with drop of 1 psi per hour Ð ~ John &vonat.rite NPOZ¡:tßi gas plant :\~M until night of August 1OI;h. Casing prezw.rs on the 15th ;0 p~i indicat1.ng bW.ld.~J.p of 12 p8i per ~ or rate oK approx1mat&l:r 1500 cu ) it (I per ~. ~ ot~ All sonea acøpt t,bo 2~toat ZOM &.\'"~ now Op9t1 t,o the 7ft eaed.l'8 and the tubirlg through gun p.~f'orat1on8 in the forB}r either into (t]npty smnlÙUs or into the formation thr-~ eemento WjJ:d.le th~1 ~c;ell va,at being ...bbød d.cnm. anti shoñl7 therosftQr tt. 8aturated 7r0s1dual md !at the iB,it'lim.b1Ø and po8e1bJ,.y in tractuNSJì 'tIW» y.is.1d1rJg ita g&fJ out, of tSolution0 This tin&.Uy d18e1pated and the gu rate laøt shown .abov@ is pre~umab~vt.h.e rat@ at 'tmich that sa- we aceunulating :bn the æd c; X., 18 th(~ug!tjl t,hat '~~hœ preS8W"e8 ~ tar 111 ac... of the wight of the SOO teet or fluid lœtt in this bott- of tba tuld.rc, hencG gas from th.8 91OO400t leœ can CCtiD in t@ tbs caaing paut this fluid 0 It cu1ng pressure 1s 8l10t$~~d to bu:ild up it. wlU ~- around into the tubing through thE! valve in tht) ~~3&bo The ti11Bl test; oonf1.rm3 the 1~....>b0;ld opinion ttbat tlæ :8_1 No 0 J.. wll peDDtrated a large ttd.clmø$iI of oil and t~a$ ~8turated n11cka 'but. that the- rocks. either orJ~ or because of the Q'tr~" wiV3r&!i0 drillh~ eondi~ t1on~ to which tblT had betm subjected, (~r.~ h1gh~v ~~I:ola f> -~~ C-- RO1õln'~~~- August 199 19570 90 , , ,( ( (" It app(\a.t~8 £ijO%\§ likely that t11e £~GiOnD thomselwG t4~ ~:r~~r t1gI1I; and that the ~~~~ pœro3it~r ~oneierl;a ~~.ü.y of mim.\t.Ð fl"2Ctv"f'J 1..'1 th~ "iT haa'" bu.i; hi¡Ç¡ly cruohed "~mnte from '~~1ic'b t~hø smng oil and gM 8hw1n~ C'ŒMi. In thi,a ~0 the structUX$ wul4 appear to 1!J1ve thð Gbaraœarief;,icl3 of tu ~ tight :r.eøc1'VO1ra, 1:l1m Rt:U'ìgely in Coloí:'ado" ani P&loma :In California ~ whi..cb the teohnique of :t11dra£raeing Œ6 UQIi p1~Qf'1t- able (I The Imakin fok\ 18 ap~te~ 15 mil@6 lœ!g and a prœucti vo width of ODI=balt 111110 io VSQ' reuol1ablo 0 Th.i..8 Nprezmrt.& an area or ~ftn Bt!1d oœ-balt' square I'd.leø or I#!OO aeN~Q Given a :u.tunt6Jd Mcticn tdth a 'ftIl"titO cû t!rlckm8. of. 2000 teet th0N wukt be 9,600,00 8.CN=>t"t nservotr rock", On thiB b&ftl1e it would Nq.Uúo o~ jj]. lit,tle ære than 10 ~s per acN=> tcCJt to 11eld 100,000,000 barN18 of 011., It wouJ.d appeu- I!IÐr8 likø:Qr that the potential ~17 18 on the order of ;0 barnlø per ~foct 1J and pcsu1b:Qr ew11 higher. Thie 18 the potential on which paot ~1tures wn F~dicatedþ am the project eannat. be øsid to 00 disproved tor coœJ1Ør@1al production untll all n'iCdM't'A tse1mítlQUG3 œvø 10*00 appl~.ødø It is theratore rec~dtid. toot thg leaM block be held and th&t co:C1~idør&t1on be g1 Va'l to throe addi'¡¡'§.cnal øt*~ wtd.ch ~ be t~n to coçltite the ~.œ1ng of 'ttb18 are3¡) T1~~8 aN h;fdf'alf~i.ng in &&1 Neo 1, dø~pen:i.l'8 of B$al Noo 1" , and driUing of .ha]~ow wl.1$ orA the south Md of the toldø ~~ It is recomumGd that a thorough study be _dG of the methOfls lØ! used :in this prcO8$fJ with 81 viœw to detenti.n1n¡ this! pl'Oper technique, tlu.1dSj Nagems 300. watG~:§A1.~ tor tn@ing too Seal w"ll~ tQgathø:e~ with thB tß'ea 0'1 eqtd.pœnt ~~9 the pos£9..bUit;r of using the ~r sourcssot 'the rig now on th0 If'ound. !þ and the cost. of 8 comprohc.œi Wi P1"Og-" .'0 \. ,f ,I" (' ( Feaøib1Ut7 of tracing has been 1nd1œted by the tact that it; .. tawd. poas1'b1e to put tluicl ð8J' in the 2~oct zone 8D.'i EÙao in t18 6300-toot zcno. without areaSQnab~y h1sh presmaral~ The Baal wall :1.8 nawcueci and the 98.riœœ ZOl18D are tiri4ed 'bJ" ,....¡¡; OOllara Ø) that each can be traced HPU'a~ e Some of the :.lntønale aN vary large compared to thoee uaua:x.q traced, but & fSUCcÐZmtnl job øhou1d øt;iU be capable of a~nt. Ei as it I1'la7 only be neC8Ssar:y to get past t.be eøled=Ott area ~1attÜ1' around the bole Q ?hero 18 no m.ct8l'lC8 that the bottom of th. ow.raU ucœmtlat ion of @11. tmd IU .. rear..bed in IMl No" 10 Th:ll wU pmet~eéL thø lower Jurassic volcanic. 80m8 650 tøat." It appeen ~y that 'tohe øource of i",h$ 01118 in th8 tri.ue10 l:lJlestoDD bðlow the volcanic se:r1ee, and it 18 pOlJeible that a larp oil field. JIÇ' exlet 1%1 this lattw tol11lation. Hcmœwr, the beet in- tomation now ava11.abl$ ùW.1catoD that the "fOlcmioø mç' be 6000 tGet thieko the;, aN atreø1;r hard to driU.. On the Gt1»r hand. it aight be pceø1ble to dJ-ill ttøm \\11th e11 or oil buG mud and to cont.iœ. to pick up add1ticmal prcduoti'\18 aeetien. 80 that eo eomm0rcial prodt1Cø might be cbt,a1Iw4 without act~ drilling through the" It 18 wortiv" ot montion that the electric loB of Beat No., 1 ehowe a definite S\ugGlIsl#1on of poroeit;y COrr&Iij)OMing to the peake on the Ns1et1v1t7 CurR'lg below 9Joo foet, and it should alao be ~rod that this type. of formation ill partiou1er17 sulcept1hle to ;pera.:. œubll1t;v d.amø.ge 'b7 ewlUn¡ of claya on conta(.~ with the t7PCt at water baR vining tlu1dø UMd in the wn to date ¡¡ ~:racin¡ of ~OMØ now open in the Beal wen would not N<lucø t¡hø tøaøib1litl' or døepen1ng it thereafter:J 8bou;t~ the ~racing prove di.:lsc. appoint 1n& <) 6~ ' '. { "¡{' ( ~~or. Shallow ~1811ß TbÐ writer did n:œ. undertøJ~ Q cœ¡plete rerl~.t ~xr tM geology oX' tb2 Ir..iøkin struetu~ but cgrte,i,n fs,cÍ#s ~ 'WOl""thy of note" Both the BØð.l and tl~ I(¡BoA. tmllß ara located on tJ1(j easí.:, 8id~¡ of the v~~~lay and. dri11ed :1n- to the dmm,-":>thro~ bloc:.~ ea6t (t.t' thø ~EYitb~l tiw~et .?roùt,c S~uth of ~~Â!'!.1p tho eurfscs ~ is døfinit,sl~y trm~U t@ tJ1ß 1;~mL=;t f:J~t "¡\ß(\r1.~ locd~ivm~ 0 ~h@l'\~' &¡:)a ¡'mmœŒ~CU@ cross r~tùt~ :~l~:~~.~,r\y 1Tri$.þp?Jd by tl~~ U "soa.¡)~.L~ f.\r~d th~rl~ a~~ pY:~;;bablT o1~¡1k,n~5 nrtti ~hm-m,:> Tj~)~ ~1.t~~%~ ft)tU~ c.~~;r.t{iøt;1C@ ~')t Oi'!e moo f.;]¿j,tl1t e~~'@ø1r?~~ tlw .@~l(;'}y ~Þlhrough 't.h£ì 10e~).t~.OlJ. of th<b' cam¡¡).'ì poß@ibli,G" jt1¡z;t~ ~7Jouth of th(~ Btial w.U (~ ,~.nlœher 1m ~]'M'j,t:m by th~ U l"'sI'.C~(ISO ~*.t; W@U n.r~]t¡~Ì"~ ~':;;"~t o~~ o.il ~ß¡£1" n.t th!3 ~30u'rrh t~nd \)1't th3 ~tR'11a"11.7~\~ Q iIJht.~ l¡î¡~lt:¡.~~ bo11?J'wø$ ths.'t t hr,) 6h,:)tru~gt;.1 O~'? g~ijl$ obtainwd f~:~(';J2fli th~ ~~SOCt,.= t~~ ßorte:þ :tt~~ dlt~!TI.on§t,'P.(~t~~<11»:r4JJ~1t,y;~ and t~bk) poas:lbil1t7 t.t.t11t thi.t\~ fB:O~¡¡;~ t,1e~ t,h0 ~'OWN:e ft~~ t1:'tt~ f:?Ji?0(~n o1J. whi~h ~cwmLlat~d :t~1 t,he ~'].~l~~ d1iu?L~ th~~ 'tQ1n~:~(~~""j '~lr¡~nt ~ìl\"'tho11D p1.~$~!?ø@t1ng tor ~:.h:it~ zon0 Qí~$ 1~j}.1~atic)!~~$~ n$~~ tœ m~jr,~¡~j~If:;~ &'~J'¡j)/jJ e'fZ! th,~ 20Ut!1~~~4 ~)lu~(itg~ÛîJ¡~ pol'~t~ion, of' th~ ,fit) J¡¿l ¡~~Ia"!ðb (~)l; t h~~ (~f/O$~j;i f'.5',~JL1:t e~ m~rrt;:lcræ3id Sbaf~¡t~ ~ It ~..a .tl1o~~ht thg~ .;~h:~ 1101'1~;t could ¡")@ ~t~)N) fsjJ~~q? (i~conœñcw.:l17 107 fí»ri,!Qg 1ï~. a. light 1fj.l~ @&~,)Œ:1bl@ of. i\~~J.ll~J'ìJ.~ 'to .fm~1 30ÜO t~o 5fJœ ~~@~1(~ (,\ 110$þ0et~fu:.tly. ~ubmitt~t\, //~~. ~ / I' ~ r""~ / ' ¿ Â . II.:::'~ .:/ ~ (,~,r~ //~ L/{ (5 ~w /,(I~ __0_--_-"---------- ..----- ~ Aug;u.n5.t~ 14/:9 19;'( IJ¡ $0 Sub 'it.I"ßJf 1. If:. r~l l\uildi.'IZíig ~ L,~ Amg!t,l~~ (1:,) $ Cs.l;;U:~@ri~Lao 7.;, {' 'II '.1, Hay 12. 1960 Havenstrite Oil CoRq}any ,~ 811 Weat 7th Street I U Los A:L,-geles 17 J Califontia ~ Gentlemenl ';~ca$e' refer to .y lettfl~r Gated April 19. 1960 wbich ~ead. as followa: -"'" Utbis Div1sioø. would .PI1¡reciate receiving the: following records covering tIle drilling of you:r well Ne). ie.'ll (now Alail,k,a Couiol1d.ated Oil Company, Inc:. WellWo. Ini.skiQ. Unit Jhtal 1) Sect10,Þ 11, T.5S."R.23W., Sward 16M: Well ili.to~y Core &eeord Blec tt'i,c to,s Mu.d LoiSin:¡ Sul'vey, if run. tV An ímme4:i.a.te a¡,.wer w11Jlbe appree1ated. DDlh bb '" iJJ-d ~b~' Your8 verry truly f j.J¿!J?ltll! ¿/ /}-. ,141" '/ J 1 /v k.)i(/f. I.::..J:¿,~"-- DOHAJ.D Ð. JaUCI it.te pe ,tr,o .1eœGeo 10 ¡1ft ~) ~I ,:¡yr-il 19. 1960 ~,I'-"'-",~1':',,('"""'~t-,-> r.;1 C-""I"-:>1"I'I' """""""""I..~ ,-- "'..,,. '-l",,_,"";~"'.J J11 He:$t 7th St1:cet L;)$ ß.:rtg(;;!,les 11 ~ Califor!1ti,~ Gen.t llÎ~!ì'U,rn: "'1Ih.l1 :.~ 1'\,AV.r:1:~.¡;,:",.... ""I"",~"lA ':""""'"!,',r",,,..1 '?'t'~',o;" ",~~"...(':!.r\FJ!~~.... 'Ir'~~';1 '<':c,111l"",""'.ri"lf" "'JI!>""o't..,-:~, ...o'ltOClri"'" tl~'<l11> ,t.J,\"~~' A),l" ""'¡;¡"¡"""",'" \,."",....."", ""':;;"':;" , ',""-",,,'¡','¡;,. '.,., n.,..~.'Ii¡",t",:t.., ,!l.L,~?;;, ~...,.¡-<¡¡¡, -1."".1.....", "';:jì. olio",. ~-'"'.... """"" ""'.:;> t,...,. drilling of your well N!cl If ßf))!;al 1. (7~\O,"~1 ~,l.i$k.a C\jl1.&ol~,dat:ed OilCompa¡>.y, I;ue. \T,::Ii"~¡ '1\"",,\ 1',.1:",,1' U"-~'" """"."~'11) ¡,~,."".".J"", ~¡.." "'" <{ç. '~~13"r.1f S1!\"'~r:d' '1:11"'11,". "\I~,J....,._\k"...¡:¡,J;.,.;¡¡~r..I:¡"1 U.¡.L .l¡Jff"..,¡¡. ,"'\I~..d.J.~H)' J:.t~ .~",.J,;:,t..,1i."".,:\<. 1II"..~!I;;,W"" wO¡¡,-L. ~l~:!ll Hist(Y(\f Cot"!$! R~cord Elect1~1c: LtJg Mud l.~)gging Sur:v,ey I! 1£ rUitt. Y~':n.11C.i~M¡e,d.i.¡.\U:f;~ &tt'ßD.tiott to th1$ m~1.t.t¡tr 'will be v;retJt'í.:.ly' ¡':~t~p:::ecta-ted. Yo~rlË¡ \¡'ì',¡ry .t:rul'Y:~ A /'l I..) J::Ji,c,.¿ ¿Á- DUB:bb I ¡)-lht?:t-l t~! Da~ALDD. . BRUCF~ Stat41 P'etro leumGeo lagist , ,( ( --'/ ; ::'c. (' I;, pi. UNITED S7ATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERiOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ;.. ",( . / L~, J3udr;et Hurl':'\u ~o. 12--¡{35ij.3. App~o\'ül cx.:Jircs 12-31-52. Anchorar-e LAND OFFICE --------_._--,-----':_------------- lEASE NUMBER _DlD.5Jl__-------_.----_. UNIT __n- T Y'.i..sk~ p ----_--___n---------' 7 ~ r"'I ,.., ~.' ";"'" '5 ';ì/l' Ur':- T~uL~.' ~.:') ~.' Dr- tr::¡ ~.' ~ 'l' 0, D';:"'" ~ II. l"'~ONS """""-,"",",, , ,"I~'. " "",,,,-4, ~,J'ì"<," U'.'"4 ~.rrt¡r..'~ ", .¡",, ~ a.J ..., ...... .... .....,¡" Jt. ....... "'" .. ... ~ .J. '-" .. '"" ..... ... J,¡, .a.,L.... ~ .ì!. State n__-_-J~ 1 ~ "'h__--_____--_n County __n--_____---.:---_____n___n__- Field --_nJIt:t..~_l5:.t.D --------------u--------------_u--______n- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producin~ wells) for the month of _n_¡)_~_Ç_§Jf~9_~.!---_-----_--__nn_____, 19 --52L __n____-_--___u__n_n______n__nn---------______n___--------__n-_--- ,-,---- 1r" '1-' dZ ;\1;:'1C'1.('? Conc:-,ol-i,.:J.......pò 0-;1 c/"" C In':¡~\-i,., n"""l4- Ih-,e""'-:;":":""'" T'nc.. . .;env s a (. Tess -_,:,:.:"-,_----,:,,:_--_,_--------'--_:rl.'----~_C::'-~-'<'-_':.----"" _n-'_;.-:A._----u_-- 07npany - ';""""'-"'~;...J.J,.-_U~lI~-_VJ.:l- --<.;.,\.I_V..o._,-_...-..u. ~--- 8I"'TT; -.. - , oJ / ,,- ,/,,' - _n-n ~ -- ~'~;~.1.: 1__? ~ _0...J.. __N § }'L - X 9~: ~ --.2.,:.._J.L~ -_X_Q------ ---- -------- -- ___n___- Si fin e d ..:.- _h~;'-:- _,L.._- - ::---':. - ~ -- -;.-~ ~_"h- ---- - - - - - - ------ -- - - __n .-., . ~l J \780 .' E " Phon e --~:~::-'~~-~~~---__::::n_-----__n______--n__--_n____--____--n---__------- A g en t' s ti ti ø -----_!:P:_!!_~_~E__- - _n ------- --_____un__----- -- SEC. AND y¡ O¡' h SE liLt Of NH 1/4\ 17 155 GALLONS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OF WATER (l! none, so state) REMAn,Kg , (If drilling, depth; if Bout down, Co.UBI): dato and ro"nlt of tOllt for ¡;o.solino content 01 1O00B) Twp. IT> \' WELL Ii DATil .I.~ANGE - I , ~O. ,PBODucmD I ' I I CU. FT. OF GAS BARR"" o' OIL I GRAVITY I (In tho"",.dt) I ¡ . I J I ' .-- I " ,:-..-._-:~~;t:.:',~,~.-",. ç,.--- I~T:;) II.~':::'-:.L",¿>~., ". - 17 1- .'t. :rj..,.~~" - '. "", v,( ,~, ',¡ : ""::'!/- -.',' "" /. Ii :-,. ,,/,.,,-, 'I: -. ,.~i "t':,{¡~,. Vi! / . ",-- :<!'.J.t'vì-1';'~i~ """ " 1 . ~" '" '., n- , '" 'I "I. '?:I'-.' - 1('1 ",". : '"j Þ, ~),'...y, . r/:'/' ',; I i.\- -', ',~."J:'~~_l L.') ¡ ';" II' "'(:," '-:;t",'<z'7¡!....\ '¡) ".--, ""..1_.. !"";-"'I',,(;,h.'.;J~.J .,~,,"'1!"I" " 1'-;"" " " '..... ~" "),. I ,~ !" ( . '! '- "'."'~',t. ,,¡ "I';;~."";;,'.:,"";-'!- -..' I' '<-'II',~',:rs . "),, "", \:"~':, '~ '....., .,',' !¡i'fJ-""~! ,~.-¡.,-"":,.",, .~/t"..(-ì"i\r ! I --, 'w_"'-' --.,-~...' . /- I I I Fracturect ~one from.' 62701_6r~OOt witl.~ 12°. barrels of ~reatí:rd diesel 9il. Bre k-dOl..-rn lyreS sure: 380p psi Mæ{imum ~ressure: 5900 ps~, rate of diSf. lace ,ant 5 to ,° barrelr per mi¡' ute. Help.. flOiTed oack 6~ barrels; in 10 h urs 0 S't-:a'Ebeà ~ ell dm.m: ¡¡total flQid retu" ned, 134 bar,~els 0 i (Total injected fl id: 135 barrels inc"'_udinh: break-dO1'71~n fluid). Rate ,f entr:'J not det~rmin4do Fluid recovere~: fract-re fluid and cle-n oito I I Pul~ed ~ing" Ins alled chlis~as ree. Drained motprs, þumps and ines, an~ suspenred operations. WelR Hilt be allowld to fil up to etermine rate of ~n t~J ("~l~ ,J4/i -t D\ \::..~::'~: ¡880 ) , ',-"",...-..."'" \,.",- } :'.i:1 . "'... :-~;\(y......1 ," ""::""-"^,~~,~:;:"...:_-- . ',- Beal I ' 123\-1 11 ! \ \ ! I i I I I I ¡ Dece; ..ber: I :'1 :N OTE.-Therß were _--~__n______------------------------ runs or sales of oil; ------------------------------------_____--n__- M. cu. ft. of ga ----______n_--_n__n______---------------- runs or £alcs of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) Xo";.':3.-1leport on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be duplicate \vith the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directecì. by tbe supervisor. ~~'onn ~-::>~~ (J anuary 1050) 16-26766-5 u. II. GOVERNMCNT PRINTINI :~ ~.. BllllgeL Bll1',':l!l No, .j:.!-H:;:¡IJ.:', Ajì¡Jì'ovoll,xpi!\'s 1~<)l-5:2. LAND OFFICE ),~!_~~Xl_C?_l~~}1.~-----_.._---~--- LEASE NUMBE:< -.olû531.- -----------_h_-- UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY UNIT --- T'yj ski 'L1__m__---___m__-___--- LESSEE'S 1\10NTHL Y REPORT 017 OPER,.:~ 110NS State --.[\l~êJ,Ç~--___--_m___h--_- County _m-__--_-----------------u_-----u Field _J_:n.i_~_K:h~L -- - ------ ...--.-- --- --.-- m- - --- - - ----------- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling end ;')J'od~tcing wells) for the n~onth of __--HQY..?mQ§~~m__--___------------, 19__5~, -----------------______h_--_- __--___mn_-_-__----------'- .--------------------, /lgent's address ltlas.k<.:J.__C_Q.U;;lolida.te_d__QilhCD"'mu___h_- C 7npa Ti~--;--~,ki.n U'" -j ~ú!). 11"""'-.;'-' t Q1'" 11"1"'. 0 ¡l,Y/"--"'-J..~'~" 7-~j,..--\)t7-"".' ;-..¡,.",_-..'Qi~, ,-,)--, -y--..,,--- --_.sD-JjSJ.ll_-_S_t_._~_1{e:~~LY_o.rJc5-,---U.__Y"____m____--------------..------ Signed -_L~_~<¡~4!!.~cL/.;(---¿£J' -.-. -_..' -- _.__.--- --- -- ----- Phone -j{!J~t~.=ü~2-¡).JJ~h1QQ_.-_---_u----- ___,_h____--_-",,----,,----------,,---- d (l]ent',<; tìtle .EX1.Ri.n~$X____..." ---..-. -----..---------- --- .---- - ---- :> ---,-- ----- -------------- .------------ ---- -------,- ---.-------------------------.- .---------- ----,-------, . -- '--- SEC, AND r4 OF H TwI'. RANGE \\N'-EoL,L DAY>! BARRELS 011' On. GRAVITY' Cu. FT. Ol~ GAS PnODUelJJD (In tbouso.nds) GALLONS OF GASOLINE HE:COVIi:RED BARRELS OF WATEll (If none, so state) l~EJ\lARKS (If drilling, dcI>th; if l<nut down, cnus',; d~tù v.nd r",mtt of 1."21. for gv.'lo~ille COlltuu.t of 1.:"2) ---- - .------ --- SE 1/4 of mJ 1/4 17 58 3ea.l 2 3~~' 1 No . cnlibEœ: li'r' etu!'l)d and tes" ed 2íonE.~ from 913 to 91.t22'.. 1\1'0 pr()duet on. Set cast:. iro! bridgi).l1..~ plug at 76:Jl~ 1 j P" in ;emøl'lt plug 76,4' .. 0 about óoh t 0 1?! actuI'!.!d zone from óß711. to 7350' Zone E1hmlEH:i SIIi£,Ùl i:.. crease in hj~gh gr,~~vi ty bla,~ Ie oil, non- e !umE:ìrc,.al. Set Hal-' .iblu.'ton J::'"( 'Hlovable bridging plug at 68~_O t .. S 'arted to fraet,u '6 zone :fr'om 627Clf to 65CKìf. S"'I"'l'"lt t~",,'l)'' Y~::,' C.I"'~I.>"'t~.C¡" 'r'I'1.'- ..t":;rl'::'~' .U""" ",~\;"'l """¡---I"'_:;'D"l{7 of:" 1....".. ..~ ""¡~b\lll "",,V ,..I. 1;;. l""" .l.. b .1:.1 ",t;;v. "",......J-.J',;,:,I t' bj.ng. ..,.~" " . ,., .." .."" . '~. ..",. ..",'0,.,1' :(1',,1",,'" """" i"""""'f,,"'W,,:'\"""',, ,'Y""ïl:\"~- ~ffl ¡ i.. ~ ~.". W ,i ,~,.. 1,1 J a '",iL,\"""l",\, J l1_t,,; r: E~C:~ l ",' ~ 0 \$; ~:;ï:'d:tun 'I.".:"~,,,.; "'1': i\ /1 '.,,' , "J"" "[' il; ",\ ,',0 ",,1,- ,..JIV....:",(,_" () hdI.ìC", d1.l ,\¡,.r",'~I,',(,J",.r Þ"l"<cl',-'." "11"'1"',,1'; ")~' 1\!,.>"¡"""""",:, I,," 1),,1':"'-""""-'1",,:,1 .,::¡. "-oJ ",. JiJ', ,"" ,.. -" "," ,~....,~ ' ~""",,"~,",""W' ,-------------------,'" ------.,--- '-------------..---------------,-.------------------------, "-,---"----,---,-,,----,,,,---,,-,-""""-,, ..' N O'l'E.--TherA were --m--"____-------___-m_-__-------- runs or sales of oili -_---,--m_-_m'._"-_------"-- .--------,,-..----------- M. cu. ft. of gas sold i -------------------------------.------------ runs or :r:ales of gasoline durIng the month. (W rite' 'no'! \vhere applicable.) Nor;¡:;:¡¡¡.-Report on this form is required for each cn,lellda,r month, regardless of the status of operatiolls, and must be filed in duplicatewitl~.the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ¡"orm 9-329 (January 1950) W'-25i'()(1--5 U, Ii. GOV~RNM¡:N'í' PRlllnNG OFFIC¡: , ( :-.'. Ù, /~-"";j- Dudc:ct D\11'("1.11 ~O. 42-R35G,3. Appi'ovai cxl-Jircs 12-31-52. Ar:chorê.£!e LAND OFFICE -------_.._-_..-._-.::-~---------------- LEASE NUMBER --Q1Q~¿~--_--------_u_--- UNIT --__I~~~~9:~}----------------------- UNITED STATES \ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY L2SSZZ'S MONTEL Y REPOR"r OF OPERA 1']ONS State --::~l;~J~~_-----____--_n___-- County --_n_--____-----_:__--n_nu___- Field --~~~~~~-_.- __--_n---_- ._nn_-_-___h______------------ The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of -----~_Ç)Y..~E;.~_<:_~-------------_u_----, 19 ___2~ ------~--------------------n__-- -----------___-----h_---___n_____--___n.. .4 gent's addres s .:~l_~_~}~£I._..GgJf-~gl_:t._~_~_"t_~-g.--_Q:hl--Ç-9.~_--~-------- Com pany - ~~.r.Þ_~~_~~;_ng?_~~_-2.I?_~E_~_~_?_~~.._-~-~C?_~---- - --~t! Q- j^] ~JJ~--§~-~." - -1'1 ~~ Y. _19 £ }~- -2..1 --}J_!- .X- !_---- ------ n -- n- - -- --------- Sign ed __L.:___;~_:_;----- - ."- - - ~~- - - ~:~ :'- ~_. - -- - - -- - - . - - - - - -- -_.. - - - -- - -- P hone ---~[Q~~ ~- h?:~~ -- k:-.~ 7.§Q-------___n~__- -'---~-- .-n____- -n ----__-__n - A g en t' s ti tl e -~~_€fÏ:_~~-~!.._----- ---- ----- n_- --------------- ---.. SEC. AND '"' 0.. !-i I 'I 'n' I D Twp. II RANGE tV ELL ATe BARRElS or OIL GRAVITY Cu. FT. OF GAS :N O. I PJWD'I1CIo1D (Ill thousands) I ! I DARIŒLS OF W ATlI:it (If none, so stale) SE 1/4 of N1'¡ 1/4! 17 58 23~J Be4 1 I i I \ ¡ I ¡ I I i I I I I I I I . \ /1 i I I I ¡ I I I i I .....;--.., ' I /"'- i r. I >.- II .' I' \ ! ' , ~ l I' V J- """"""ì\' !\ lJ ,:"-¡,,,¡ ,,!' I:, ~' I ...,¡ I. I I I I \J r. J " I ' CJ"" Î"I .,. ';, i I .J. ¡ l~ij!rJ,,'- } I !if;.f¿ OI1¡~\ T J '1 ',:~ : i GALLONS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED RE:MARKS (1£ driUicK, dcpt,h; if lout do,vn, CIJ.\lSO; dDtu and rosult of t09t for ¡;&lIOlino content of ,,&8) I Noverr.ber: I I, I I I I F actu_ad and tesþed zone from 91~1 to 9422'. No Pl¡~t in cement pIu,a' 7654 t to about 7604'. , I Ffactu ad zone r)Fm 6871' to 7350 II 0 Zone sì)lall . ~crease in¡ high gr,;.vi ty bi 'ck oil, crer ~alo ¡ S t Ha lio~ton tmw~le bridgrn¡ pllig ~ 6840f. S artec to fractu~e zone rom 627 r to 65007. S11it ~ubing. 8tþrted pu ting up new string of tfbing1 I - i I I showed non- ,,' "~',-""'" ,.---.' ,'" :";:, "--, " .': (i .: I~ > ,-- ;,', , "' ,,¡,',,": ;,y_....~ ,:-, 'j','. .' . ,,-', I ;.\ "'-"" " ~"þ-------- . , " '" ~-r """. ---.... 1/ :;'if;.à j.;Ù":':~ "" . " ,-, , ... \ £ P r:- ¡î ,"'I \ ~~ /~. - -... tJ ~,' '" " "', - )' ;. ,,~."', '< .. .!,', "~~'(.'~"~..!'" .~"'i'...,-t-. ,,"'t"'.' 'P'!"'Ip"""'" <".',~~'(;':1h,.~¡"--<¡_:,¡¿,....,,'~,:!,,, "'-"~):I;.il>~~";I-,: .. :;!;""""",:r,...., .~t,.':" - I-~"" ",," " . ,- ,'. " ,", ",; ,- , -, " , \, ',_J, , I. ,'","\ ),;: . " " , \,:;\'--""",.,:""-,,--.,, '" I " . ...-r' i,~' ,--",' ... '", '.:, ",.' r- I 1 '" ------- ..----- N oTE.-TherA were -----------------------------______n- run a or sales of oil; ---___--__n_____--__n_~_--__-----._----------- M. cu. ft. of gas sold; -----------______n__~___------------------- runs or ~ales of gasoline d l1ring the month. ("\V rite "no" where applicable.) ~oTE.-Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplica.te with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ,ì?orn1. 9-329 (January 1\)50) 1O-25766-ij U. Ii. GOVERNMENT I'RINTINCõ OFF:CE ""'-- ' ,- "'" ~~ , ," Budhl>t Bureau No. 42-H358.\I. Approval expires 12-:n-tiO. ¡<"orIn ~-::;::;1¿;;, (jìcb. ¡~5;) f , (SUBlvlIT IN TRI?LICATZ) lAnd Office.. - ~ ---------- _n___--__---- , ' I , 1 I I I I I ' I , I I , I , I .. -----,-----1-----',----- i I : I ~ :' I : ~nm:---_~-:___--:-n__1 ¡' , 1 , I , ' I I ' 1 L-n :m__:___-- L-m- i :: . :' UNITE:O S7 ;~7ES DE? ARTM=.NT O? T:-;E : >~TER lOR .. , Unit. -_u_~----_m__nm--_____----- "- , Leaae No. -- -- ------u_-------------- ,..-""' ---- -rf" :\r":::~ - ... I ~- I. ::.;.;::;""" , - ..,.,. , '\ I i'-, I"~ -..,.' - ",,-". V ¡/ , """""--'TM\-f"".-"""""""""'" -'1'"\T '~"rJT;""'I';"', "7 S"""'" " '_.I'~'~U"_'.I':"""""V:'1\'i\!"'(;'~:"I" ""'0\ .If.' , , ' "'- -...- ' '-,' ,"'" '" "- ... -.....- -.... - - -' .., " - oJ ---............ , ). j - " ..... ' "... , -,~-'~,,/"; ... .. -' " ':.; I I II ""':"';';~~"'r"'L 'I ¡";C7iC;:: Or INTé:NTiON 70 ORlLLun__--__m--____--___--n.__-- mm.1 SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF____--___mm_m___-:.::_':.~¡~""'~;'~ I I¡~ NO-;:C;;: :Y:: :N7:::NTION 70 CHANGE: ?LANS_mmm__--_u___---¡-nm,i SU3SEQU:::NT REPORT OF SHOOTJNG OR ACiDIZiNGu_____m______:_---- . ¡ :-WTiCC: OF 1i\7i::N7:C:\I 70 TEST WATER SHUT-OfF_____--------lm_--'¡! SU3SEQU:::NT REPORT OF ALTERING CASING_m_m______--------- -----, I N07;Cë: OF INTE1'\T:ON 70 RE-DRILL OR REPAIR WELL___n_---I-mu SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF RE-DRILLING OR REPAIR-- -------------- ---u- ¡ NOT:C;:: OF INTENTION TO SHOOT OR ACIDIZEmu_____-------- _n_nl SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ABANDONMENT_n_____n__m__-----__-- --~-~ I NOT¡Cë: OF ¡;";TE:-\TION TO PULL OR AlTER CASING----___------- _moo SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORYh__--__n__n___nn_____-_m-----I------ NOTICE OF I;";TEI->TION TO AÐA. NOON WELLn____nn._n_n_,.,-- --.----~-______nn______--------______n--__u__--------______n______---------1-----, ¡ Ii j; :1 ¡i ----';":'-""';:I,~ll.C~';J..'ïT -,--n'='C"U-(>6 I ,:"\,',~.I.~\'.- 'J"" V --11;. - I ----------------------------------_u_---------------------------------1------1,------------------------------------------------------------------------,-----, Gé:OLOGiCAL SURVEY \:-, SJJ\~::;:"! NOTICZS J~NÐ (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT. NOTICE. OR OTHER DATA) ----------------------------------------______l{~_~~{~~~~-~~-_ld:~, 1 Ç>-~-~ Wel1':\.io "::,.r'; 1. . 1 d 5'jO ft f ¡Nll' d ~oo f't f JE}r f (,01';----- .. ¡,." . ........-IJ-';;""'n -- IS ocate --- _":___n . rom-- S J me an _¿_m____- t. rom l W Alne 0 ze.c'~____m___-- -""1.~~I. Ç'. - ; 7 _~'~i~:--;.,.._v_Q_"n_"¡"- i ---m-n_m___- (X Sec. un.l Sec. ~o.) -- - - -- In j,,_$_~i_~ --- -_on -- 00_- un--- (Field) r- .... (""0 -,W ì' r ----::2 - --~- ~ - --- un 00 - - Ê-. J - - - ~ ~ -~--- (Twp.) (Range), Q ~,,- ..... . .,~ . _n_- -- ,----- -- (Cõüntÿ-õrsuh"dfvisiõii)-------______m ----------(~ërid¡ãr¡)---------- Alasz3. . ,- > ~,:" --- ,---------------------------------------- (State or Territory) \, ~1 l' t'h' '1fl b 1 l' f i ne elevatIOn ot t e derrICK ' oor a ove sea eve IS _n______m t. \ " DETAILS OF WORK ',,--- "~I;,. ,,--,-,' ,,:.~,~:,..~' :~'...:'~ . J' ,,/ (State name.. ol and expected depths to objective sands; show sizell, weights"nnd lengths of proposed caain¡;a; ind¡c.ato muddin:;¡: jODlI, cemen~- in¡: points, and all other important propoaed work) '. .,.:.. ""'-J"(1" 0'.-:0 .L.~ì'~ -""ot",-,-tJ!'::¡l o~l :;:t is pro':::o::::ed to CO1-:1~lnue -c,üe l.Jð~ u -Å (;; .!... l..l..v 11 i:f..... .Lç, .... . - T."" "'1 1 ., u';,,-; C1'"\ hOl~izons in -Cr-l3 :nisl-cin "Uni t ODero. "Cor, .Lnc., ;.::.eal. H' Vie......L, ,¡,u- ...J. vlork ViS.S s'L:s~Je::j_eð. in Al.¡gust, i5'-57. The ~;-¡()r'3.( will consists of hy- ('¡r~"1.L'" ~-~ roo" ¡"'-.....- C~""""'i 'r~' ,-=1Y\.L...a.- testin-:= (v::1. th :-:=~aJ_lib-l)_rton equi)lii.ent, 1?Gl'"'SOn- ..... -". \oJ .....i.c:.. ,-,L"....-.....¡", - '-, .. ...... - -. . ~ - 1 ... -.~. J_'",,~ p'::.l-' naIl ar..è. sü:oDlies) of lnalvlG.ual lnterV& s no\-,; ope:.l _L11 uJ.J.V ,Iv J.., '.L. l.c-o 01'2-- 0"':<:'; \'Tor'~ivlr" ~.-"'" ~', r'~sì,l J...s co:;:n,,:.oEcing v¡itl-l thE; lDueY'va... .!.ro~n 7° ~-7..L./..L , '\ h._J.:.:; u..::J o.~ v ",,-,-ll '~nQ~ic("'o":"- ,"'"""'r~ ~~1"-'-.'~""'1'7 O_f'..I..-P C'::"Y"'..'J"" Zones fOl.ì.nd to carr"'\y water. ...:.. .;.;. uti, c:........u. :::J L...~6-'-J. b ,/", .:.,'rac t~~ in: and opers. tine e qui:D:';'~en tare cury.en t ly be :I.n:~ iDS tal:'ed I- .¡...~-.... "-81; ,\ ,...I..-'a.i- oDr..'r;:",'¡"'l'..L~ "...,V~.LS will C~'ì:-¡:.i'üence e'-_)D_, r'o:z:imately Eoveúloer a.-v vllC;; 'ri ..:.. . .--...,-, u u. ,¡.;""'~ I ,/"J 1 ("'I..l..l- V L..:..i . Approved Nov. 9J 1959, suDject to att~ched re~uir,eilleDts. ":I. n -1" - -n ^""'1""'I"'i"'" , .,1. ..L lan) I~. h,l.j v~~:-:, AC~l~r UJ"S~rlC~ ~D~~neer i und.rat..nd that thi. ¡>lan of work mu.t rocoive approval in writing b)r'the Geological ~urvÐy"-beiore operAtion. may be commencod. Co"""'D~ny -;-"(ì -¡ Q 1.,--1 1'î 7'~-.~ i.l.. Q-')c -~':'1 Jr: 0'"1'\ T....,,- AU. a.A --"'~-"-"'" hi....... _I_,^-_- _V",,^ -_v- -- - -. ~.J,.-;""_.~"'¿""-"'----'-I..'¡""- .a.--- --------------------------------~---------------------------------------.- C /0 ,', i ,~ .::! 1 ..r,' ."1 "'n S" ,', ~J.." ~.~ ,- ,'... ~" c.'; f"\, . 1 C 0 '- .-:.,..l.ç:;.Io..IJ."'....o. I,../V ~'-I..I....'-Q.l.lv' Vl . A 1~ ':J'O -.' -; -" -- ~T' 5 -" I ..Guress _m_::'¿ ---~~ß...l..--.--~L_"'_~--..l~..e_YL_.:,....o ")~ L_-- , l{. Y , / , ( /; , // By -------~~~-_!..~------~~- - --:~~:_::~~,-¡~----------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -.'---------".-.,....-.---,-.. ,( ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tit I e - -- -.2 r.t...c i né. B .r:_------------ -- -- -- -------------- ..... Gí"Ö 00 ~ - ,----- ------' - " .- ~ ( ,-"""'" : \ ---.. - - '. \ Your proposed work is approved subject to the following requirements: --,,-- ---- 1. Co~liance with Federal Oil and Gas Operating Regulations. 2. ':'he date actual drilling is started shall be reported promptly to the dis":"....."c"'" engineer. .... ........1. ... 3. Any cha~ge i~ ~he &pproved ?rogram must receive prior approval o~ the district engineer. 4. All ¿ertinent data, including electrical logs, directional s~veys, core descriptions and analyses, stratigraphic and faunal determinations, formation tests, and similar information sball be sub~itted in duplicate. Electrical logs and similar surveys and the results of formation tests should be submitted as soon as the records are available. Other data not pre- viously submitted shall be included in or submitted with the log and well history. 5. All rigs or wells shall be permanently marked in a conspicuous pl~ce with the name of the operator, the lease serial number a~d the number and location of the well. I'" o. Lessee's Monthly Report of Operations (Form 9-329) covering all operations on the lease must be forwarded in duplicate to the Los Angeles office, 1012 Bartlett Building, 215 West 7th Street, Los Angeles 14, California, not later than the sixth of the.following month. -------- '-' '------"--,---, " if .1 ! ALASI(A CONSOLIDATED OIL CO~\P ANY, INC. 80 WALL STREET. NEW YORK 5, N. Y. . WHITEHALL 4-4780 Iniskin Bay, Alaska. October 27, 1959. Mr. Blchard Murphy, Petroleum Engineer, state of Alaska, 329 2nd Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska. Dear Sir: Re IN ISKIN UN'rr:[1 OPER.ATOR., INC., BE.AL NO.1. This is to advise you that the above mentioned well, situated in Section 17, Township 5 South, Ii.ange 23 \1\!est, ~.M., Is being prepared for continuation of the work done during the Slnru.ner of 1957. . The purpose of the work is the hydraulic fracturing of certain of the zones between 6000 and 9745 feet wh1ch were tested a t that time, and found to contain oil and ,gas, though not wl th a na tural flow sufficient fc,r commercial Droductlon. The Drectse :intervals to be fractured have not - - yet been selected. Work in progress includes installation of a rotary draw works, rotary table, and travelling block, for handling the tublng which has been hanging in the well wlth bottom at 9355 feet. In addition, two double cementing and fracturing units have been obtained from Nalliburton Oil lJVell Cementlng Cornpany, and aTe being installed at the rig, with adequate tankage for circulating and fracturing. Chemicals, diesel oil, sand, and other necessary supplies for this work are now on location. A double Schaeffer blow-out preventer, with positive shut-off and rains for 2-7/8t~ tubing fl.asbeen install- ed. It Is estimated that actual fracturing operations may be started in from 10 days to two weeks. Yours very " t"ruly "",, "- .. " ",' ,I"' -.,~""".", '-'~"/ , '1, '\ --- --~,- , ' " ... '\ rjð /"..-- .~ ! I I ( .' i -- .. ì ,is "I C//'}¡f I ~ .....""", "",." ,..."" ,,""". ",.,-,. """"'-'. """."..."",..".."--""""",,,......,._~,~Cß. (~ Petrole-um Engineer. , '" /NI.)A'/N UNIT OPERA TOR¡ INC., 0 I \', I. ,3000. BE/-IL No- 1 LCl.5/ng De tail" - /I ugu.r:t: /.9._57 /O~/I CO.5/173 @ /4 l-Y/J Z3S .Jetc is, 2430-/0 ho/t:..S.1 8.5" ..socks 24s4-2-4./.9, 30 hQ/~51 Z4-90 -2Sl.j~,.':50 " t ceh'7en:Jed Z.6-.3,j.- - ¡¿SO..:;, $<.;; "J o,c/, !Ie tf- Z 0 -,"¡;leks / 2700 - 10 ho/~5/ Jt:O..:Ta<:,k:s 7000 8000 6O<JO 7" /'1-80 CâJlnß' .----;-~_:~~~: /; Z8# 7õ¡o J"OihT Z~# Iö °,P//rcx, ~"3(}O ¿:.tJ# IÞ botro/Tl ----'-'----r 9000 ~ /~ c.Z7¿) - 8 hok.;¡ - /20 and 20 -5.3clcs' 'Z7C-tL,-O°..1 //4 he/c..51 re'p.rÆr-- af~d w/I-h 57 no/t::s t¿¡ 7/ - /0 hoJt!:.S -IOO,5"t:lclt.::. ~8 7/- 733-0, /-b-7 holt::"!> 73.53- /0 ho/~ 7700- 10 holes- 40sack.s 7700 - 78/0.48 ho/I!$. - 78~() -788(),ð"Z ., 7898 -.9 ho/tls - 40 .5".:u.K..$ 7900 - 7;3t:ð 5.5' ¡¡/~/es 7'7$- 8035",..5"1' 90so -8/00 5'4 .. I 83j() - 7 ho/t!!,s/ - ZOO$4Glr-s ..:';~::::-.858.8'30 rb,s¡J,/1!' 11/4re.Þ 3QnQ' 870ð - ~ ho/~ - o¡oe.n {9/3/-!115"1. ~9 hales !r17ð -9'8%, /$ .. .92/~ -!J2S"O,~% .. ~Z7tJ -,-z,s, ~8 .. 9'!Jlð -'335, 22 .. L7"cos¡n.Y @ flJ7o, /50-200 ..7ðl:.kS QI"'Q~n4' .:rhoe. / -/ - 91:.22 ~ / ,-:.1 C4Vln!1S ToO. ~746, ~r:"1¡jr:"'7 07 :-;-:jC"!ß, -'-,- u"".,,---' ~ - _:....J-_. .'"-' Bud~ct Bureau ::-;0. ,:~-n35Q.5. , Approval oxpircs 12-;:11-60. UNITED 5T A TE5 ( ....AND OFFICE --___&l1ç,hQ~?!6~__--------- - DE?ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR LEASE NUMBER -QJ,Q2~ß__::__Q~Q25):- GEOLOGiCAL SURVEY UNIT _Q23d.l.9-,:2Q~~~_m---_--mu-- Noo 14-07-001-1158 II';iß.ki 't'1 PBD.i.ns1Jlp;. AYeÐ.. Unit 7 ,7.~S~.7.'S ~nON' 17:-11 -~{ Ð. D~R i'. ;f'\:~ ~ J~ RA'I I ONS --"-'--- ¡~.. .. -..-.. ¡,Zl U.. T UÀ1 vf ¿l Tl "1 D / D~- 3 / { , ) . .' - ,"- - , ,,' , : "--, State n - -- -- - n - -- n _n - - - --- u- - - - - - - - County --- -----_u----------,,--------_u_-- Field -~-~-~-~~-I}:--~~_:e:~~~-~~-~~~- -l2 ?~~__m__u_- The following is a correct report of operations and production (includint! drilling and producing wells) for the 7nonth of __---__m___'.!.~__--__n___n______--, 19n?_?, -_m__u___-___--__m-___----------------_____un_um__m--_-_u_----- Agent's address 811._jieß.tn.s_eY_eJJtÞ___stX_~_~tnm______-_':_------- Company ----~g~~~~E-_-~E-_~~--~R~::~~<?E~_u~~~_._- I / ~ --' '-,', " Si g ned - - - -- -- - - -l- ~¿~h - - ~-':u_----_:~::~_:'_::-_-- ::::':-=---:-":-::--'uu_---- .11 gent's ti tlë' ~_m_n~_~_?_~~-~~~¿---_._-----u ---------------- -- --_-__--:'0£ - k.ó eles__12 -)- - - C~li~ QrniQ.- - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - u_- ---_u- P ho n e ---- - -- -- ~'JA - - ~ .::g2Q ~- - - -- - - - - -- ---~~ -- - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- -- -- --- 17 I I ! I I T\vp. ¡ RANGE: W;;:LL DATB I I I No. PaOD'I70IlD I ¡ I ! þs ?3Vl I 1 i r I I I I I BARREUI 01' On. I GRAVITY Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thousands) GALLONS OF' GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (If (I( drillinl".. dePth; if ..hut down. cn"",,: none, so state) date and rcAult of tOðt (or ¡¡!1801mB content of 1mB) SF.c. AND U 01' U. -0-; I I - -0 - - 25M -0- -0- 251\{ gas used 'periodically to generate electrici~ with light plant , , " Note: Casing pressure 550# Tubing pressure zerc , , "-' ,~., -i . :,; , " '\ , . '~', .,' , " Operations uuspende¿ for the season due to climatic condit: "',, " /; ,- "',-' ,-,':, , " ,-'l :.,\ C;~::-:"~'~~,:; ~-~ -.; ,-, .~, .Ii','" \:: ;"'::) ,,~, .' ,.., , " ~ \ { ~jj:(; 1 6 ti~8 . \" /' ','c,\; -~,'.\ ./ .", I ' I.' , ,I \ " I ¡ \ ) ~"~:,, Uri-::-.,;\J' r -'". ---- ./ ! -'.., ------ II '... '_,--~-....."""" :x OTE.- There were -U---------------------------______n runs or sales of oil; n-u_u__------------------------------------ M ou. ft. of gas sold; -----------_u_----_u----~------------u~--- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write ¡'noli where applicable.) NOTE.-Rcì)Ort on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-:3~9 (JanWlry 1950) 16-25706-8 u. s. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICI Bud~ct Bureau :-;0. 42-H35G.5, Approval expires 12-:H-GO. LAND OffiCE m_!:!:_~!:..C?E~f£~_____------- LEASE NUMBER DlO_5.28---,,=,--DlO.;.Sl- UNIT --.Q2.âll9-~2C-~2l--------------- No. 14-07-001-1158 LESSEE'S rViONTI-1L Y REPORT oFn6SPER~1~foNS~rea uni:3 - ¡:?'~41'Ù!'ill 0; os I Territory of Alaska / Sta te ---------u -- u_----- h______----- 00 unty u__n____----- -- -- ----- - - - --- -- ----- Field ----~_::~-~~~_::_-~~?~~~~~~ - -~:r.~~ --~? ~-~-------- The foll07,oing is a correct report of operations and production (includin[f drilling and producing wells) for the ïnonth of ----_____mJ.~?_u_-------------------, 19__5_e, ---------__---n_-_n___-----------------_u_--__-uu_n_--____-___un_n- .I1[}ent~ s address --§~~--~!~~~--~~~~~~~--~~!~!:_~--__m_--:___--_u Company --}~~~~~~n~~~~__Q¿2..~E~~~g-~_}___I~S:::'n ---~-~-~-_:~~~-~~-~---~~~---~-~~~-~~~~~-~--~----------------.------------------- Sir1necl______-----------~~~-:'~~._---~C::~----~-::~~-~-~:~~~~~~_::~- . P hone ----_Jg_:-_?_?_9J:___-------_--__n_~____n______--------------~-U_m______---- A r1 ent~ s ti tle ,~_h_-!:__S_~-çx_~_t.ar-Y--,___---- - -----~_____m_- ( ( UNITED 57 A TES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY .. SEC. AXD 74: or 7~ Twp. ! RAN'G:& I W~LL I DATð I BARRELS 011 OIL 'GRAVITY \ ~O. I PnOD'O'OIllD ¡ Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thousands) GALLONS (¡'¡¡' GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (If (If drillin<:, depth; if shut down. CRuse; none, so state) data nnd rOdult of t08t ior Ilin&Ow.o content of ~M) 17 58 l I I 3W I 1 I I -0- --0- ,25M -0- -0- 251<1 gas used periodically to general electricity with light plant I I I : \ I I I . --- I I Note: Casing pressure 550,1 Tub ing pre s sure ze:"í Operations suspen~ ¡ for the season due 1 to climatic condi tic , I .-' /' ~, ( ¡'..,¡u.~' .. \. ~ ."" "" 1 C:::"- ' f )IN i J .i.,i....::' . L " . >1'~~,::::(r.:R //J ", ~ -~~_.-............ , HP~,Ë.6 '" - ~: ( \ JON tf~1958 "'_\"':;~;~-::~';"'""'." _C\ .: ,0' f.~'~",;"\, .'~':.~ ,"':":.'1" ~^ ! -I"/, . ".',¿ ,:.«~ '-Ii ^ BEG\~.' r?¡:-'"I "¿~(">~:~., 0 ';' '0 U'" q. ~ ".. 'L~ìJ¡.~... '~:;.~,";, l~ ¡ -...... t J.,'¡- c¿; r ,... . I ' : I \~ I ';¡\ ""Ii .1-. \\ I '" ! ¡ ..',.. .1 '" 11"';r'I'" "" "'..., :'i""(', i'î tL I\.:~ 1'1 \.'rt"i '~/. '-",t.-\ I. .J \, 1. '., .)'-1" ";. . 'u" '......, . I ...', t, , , i 'I -,,';......";,<.I'~"'" /')/ . . , .,-:".:;-.""'\:(.:s /... iN UR'PY,..¡"! I '-"~-~-'-~/ . ~... ~ ",~---,~, I I " -- --'--" N OTE.-Tbcre were ----__--___m_----------------------- runs or sales of oil; ___n_-_--__n_n_-u-u__n--______m__m_- M cu. ft. of gas sold; --_____-n____________n________m__m__m runs or sales of gasoline eluring the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) N 01'£.- Rc;)ort on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate \vith the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. l"orm !)-329 (Jauuary 1960) IG-2!í7GO-S u. S. C"VERNMENT PRINTING orFiCE Dud;.:ct nlln~:\u ~(). '12-g:J5Ü.3. , Approval expires 12-;)1-iji). T TNITÇ""'" 57 ~ --:-r-S ( P..nchorage v ~ _u . ."\ 1 I:. LAND OFFICE ---oïO52B--öiÖ-5-5I~---- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR LEASE ð23ïi9::2Cr~2i-_n_-_n_n____- GEOLOGICAL SURVEY No. 14-07 -ouöl':'lT$B"---_nn_________m______------- Iniskin Peninsula Area Unit MONTi:iL Y REPORT OF OPERA TIO~JS -. -, I QiC,!j~ t " ~T ~~""""\';'"'I~'S 'i -c ... ,.~~ ~-c ~ .;.;..,,¡ ,.,J .l... ~ Territory o¡ Alaska ,. Iniskin Peninsula Area Unit Stat e - n -- --- - -- - - -- -- --------______n- Co U1~ty ---- ------- -- -- -- -- ----- - - - - - - -- n --- F ~eld -------- - n____- __on ___n - -- - - ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - _n_' - -- --------- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilZin[J and producing wells) for the 7nonth of ___n___mr~l__n_--____-----______n_, 19__~_?, -_-m_-nn-_n_nm_n___n----_-__hn_nm---__mn__--__-nnUn_n .!1 [; en t' s addr es s - §bl.-- !l~~~~__-,,-~:!"_~p.~-J¿, - -,,~E_~,e_~-- -- -- --- --:-- --- -- - Co m pan y ;r~:ï:~ ~Þ¥--~~~O¡>_"E:~_<?E_~_)_~~_.:._---- ..LQ s_.ÞJ.'1gel~s __17- +nCalifQrnian____- -- n_- -- -- - -- - -- n _n - n __n -- - - - Signed -m_- -- - __Om k[~- --- ~_:J:!~~~:ç:~{;:~~-- _--n P ho ne __n___~g:~§~~______m_n__m__m___m ----------- __nn-n___m__m__- .11 g en t' s ti tle .,~~~' --------~-~-~-~~-~-~~¿-------- - m_-___~--n_n SEC. AND I' 3i OF ~ I Ii! T\vp. ! RANGE, WpLL I DAT8 I i ' No. PnODUOIID I I 58 ¡23W 1 -~- I [ I I I I I I I I I GRAVITY I Cu. FT. OF GAS G AUOXS OF BARREIß O¡r OIL (In thouSlUlds) GASOLIN' RECOVERED -0- 25M -0- B.umELS OF WATER (If none, so state) \ I -0- I I I ¡ ! 11 " I 1 'I .' ' 'I I '- , - ~, ;'.'C':.-:/ REMARKS (If driì1inr.. doPth; if Hhut down. 0:\\180: dato a.nd re.ult of teat for &Q.llolioo CODLent of ¡:us) 5M gas used eriodically to enerate electricity ith light plant I I ,ate: Casing pressure 550/1 tubing pressure zero ! Qperations suspe~ded \ for the season due ~o climatic conditio: I I I I I I i I I " ' ,', " ", '" - : '" '.. ". , . , . , " . ," NOTE.-There were n_----n-----_-____m~~_____---n--- runs or sales of oil; .-_n______mn_m____--__n___-m_n___m M cu. ft. of gas sold; _nn_-____--mmn-------------___-m_--- runs or sales of gnsolinc during the month. (Write IIno" where applicable.) NOTE.-:ïleport on this form is required for each calendar month, rcg:1rdlcss of the status of oper:1tions, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise dirocted by the supervisor. ::?Ol'r.il 9-:;2r, (J lIlluary II/50) la-Zú7iJ6-8 u. S. ""VERNMCNT PRINTING orflC[ TerritolJ[ of Alaska f UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE -----@-ÇÞB-=r-~ß.<?_----_u_-- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR LEASE NUMBER ,9~92~~__,:,~~g22~--_-- GEOLOG IGAL SURVEY UNIT --Q-ç3_¡J-.2:-_~Q_:.?J.______h____--_-- No. 14-07-001-1158 ¡piskin Peninsula Area Unit LESSEE' S MONTI~IL Y REPORl OF OPERATIONS -"") J 0.1 0::" ~ f Budget Bureau :\0. .12-R3~tì,/j. Approval expires 1:!-31-GQ. . Iniskin Peninsula Area Unit Stat e ---- -u ---on --------------------- County ____n__- _h___h_- _: --- - - - - - -- ----- F~ eld _h-- -------------------- -- --- - h__-- -- - - - - -- - - - - ----- -- n__--- --- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producin:; wells) for the month of ___--_h_h~~:r:~~_--- -___--__h______' 19 --~~, ----------u-___m__--mm_h_---_mm__----_m__----_u_------------- .J.gent's address $-+J_Ji~-~_t_-$-~_Y-~_~_~_~h$~X_~_~-~-------------'--------- C01npany --¡~'S7J~JH2P-J].-:!...t---9P"-~X_?-y;to;:..1__J:'p'g_'!._-- , \.Ld ,/,.. /í d J:.S2 § u &;g~ 1~ ~- _J: 7.Ju- Q§;'jJ~ 9!.~J:~ -- - -- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Si gn ed - - -- - - - - - /: -t- - L ~ - - - ti- - - :JL:t./¿ L::~- ~~ u - - h -- ----- Phon e ----~-------_h__MI_-:260l._--__-----______m______------------_--_n-_____- A. g en t' s ~.ijlr -h_- _s.~ç_:r.Ç;_t.Ç;ry.h__________h - --h___--__----- SEC. ~¡-;D 1/ Twp. I RANGE I WELL I DUB U O~ U No. I PnODUOIiID 17 I 58 23W 11 I -- B."""" 0> OIL I GRAVITY Cu. FT. OF GAS ¡ GALLON!;\'OF GASOLINE (In thousands) R:S:CQ.Y.ERED BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (If (If drillinl':. dcpth; ii "hut down, oaUBe; none, 50 state) dato and rc..ult of tClit for ¡¡Malice contont of Itl\.l) -0- 25M -0- -0- 25M gas used periodically to generate electrictt with light plant " ---I Note: Casing Ipressure 550# ¡Tubing pressure zer I I I Iqperations suspende ¡for the season due Ito climatic conditi -~:"', I , I I ,/1 .1 ¡ I I !.--..... "-~~ I I . . '\l,<1'> ¡r;"4-';"'~ Ð1J" t, .V( ~,¡ t\': ~~ 9 ~ ~ ~i~)' ':\ ¡~. .. I 1 ;:. foo"- ,Y ,-4 } ,; \'\~~h;!~~7~..!>,--::--,f~:~~'~J;¿,?I -'~-.;."'¡.'\." -...)<-' .,.i¡:r .......~ X o7z.-Thcre wore U------_n_--____n__n__m___-___n runs or sales of oil; _~n________-_m--__U__---"-_---h__----__-- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -------------___--_--m----_--~-----_u_---- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) :N oTE.-Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplic~te with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. d" ..-~. '.' .~~~, ", .. . NOTE I~ '\ ~ \/1" A" ') r; ~ 'J::; p . : 1 .;..J.::...J !...J'"-'v' " -' '0 , . '" . , . '. "" ',..,'. '; -~, . ,"-, ,,/ v.'~,vl'..'\,. ", ' ~ ¡ I I :Form :)-:-t:';9 (.Tonuc.ry 1':150) 16-2ô7ûß-8 u- S. ~"Y¡¡RNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ,'" .: ,,' t Dud¡':IJt DurCflll Xu. '12-P.35G.5. Approval expires 1:!-31-w. ....AND OFFICE @-c;þg};-~.ß_~-_m____n____- LEASE NUMBEFl DlÜ5.2B-"=,.o~O55~___-- UNIT m_-02~11~-,:,2Ü,:,21._nn______-- No. 14-07-001-1158 . I~iskin Peninsula Area Un~t OF OPER;:.\ TIONS () / OJ- 3 I h' ','.' UNITED 5T A IES ( DE?ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGiCAL SURVEY Territory of Alaska 'if ~~~~~'S ~i;;u~N7'7-~~ Y P~PU~PT """""~~.0!....1?~ ÀV.... Å ...M......... ~'".......... .M."" ... ~ -1 /"",. I'. ? / 1 C. //(./1 ...;/(, S ta t e m -- mm - - -- _m- --- _n- m___- 00 un ty ------nm__n n- - n -- =- - - - -- - -- --- Field - _Jp.i._~ }~-~p--~-~P_~_r:-_~-~-~ -_P:.-:.~-~ - _1!.I?:~_!_m____- The following is a correct report 01 operations agd production (inclu_ding drilling and producing wells) for the 7nonth 01 _m___ii~~_<?_~m__nn ---nmm_____' 19n~___, -_n__nm_m_--__-------mn--n_____mm__---mm___-__m______--- ~1 r1 ent' s addres s _Bll_Jf~~~_~S~y~g}h- _ê:Ç!~~!on_m__m__~__m- cO,mpany ---:~::~~::_-~~-~.:~~~-~:,~--_!_n.:::_- ----~~~_:~~~J:~~--~Jl!_--~~~::~-~~~~~-----------------_.------------------- Sig7~e~~~~_~---~~~~~~,~ P ho nc -_--_nM~:: ::g§ Q~--__n__--m--___--n____--_------ -_n ----no_nun -m- -- 0/1 g en -i'iYi tle c!g-l)-~_X_~-~~??~~~L~:r..~~~~~~--~~~~ . SEC. AX? Tn-p ~ or r., ¡ ... I I 58 I i I 17 -- !I I I " RANGE I ~~~ i Pn~:;~ED I I I i I I 123H,1 0 ! ¡ , I I I I BARRELS OF OIL i GRAVITY I Cu. FT. OF q.\.s (In thousanas) I G AU.ONS OF GASOLINE I RECOVERED I I BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (If (If driBin¡:, d"pth: ii HI.ut down, OA.lLSe; none, so state) dnto ILlld rcsult of toot for ¡¡aaoline content of ¡:aa) -0- -0- -0- 25M gas used 'periodically to I general electricity I with light plant I Note: Casing I pressure 550# Tubing pressure zero 25M Qperations suspended for the season due to climatic conditions I I ! , , ,', "'~"~""""'", I I ",', I .1;>; "'~--~¿~'~~~~::';¿::}~;?:~"'" ,l IT£:"" - "'f':.<," ,.: '--1:./'V"" 'fF'~'~' .; /" :--.. '~b .~ ~ '\ 1'-0<: c; "~t 'i:.. - I, ,~ 1 '~, \,. ,t. ,1 ":1"'- \'1 "'.\ ""'.1'-lrj :) ',', ",' , - <Yv,:::, ¡, ',"' "0(> /./ ',>....."..~'.\,~.~ /,..' '<;"~::~':;~~'~~~~-'~'-'~~ ,,' < ' . '. , ..' ,- " ,\: ' -~' , "', " I I I I, I ' , "', . :K oTz.-There \ycre --------_---_mu----m____n__---_- runs or sales of oil; ----_---__n--~~~__--~'-~--~":-_____n--_:'_--- M cu. ft. of gas sold; ", "'... _m_____---__m---__-__m_--____---------- runs or salc.') of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" ",-here' :1pplicable.) X OTE.-I:.Cport on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in dupìicato with ¡;he supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form Ð-:~~9 (J unuary 1050) Itl~"¡S76iH3 U, 9. v"VERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Duà¡;et Burcau ~o, 42-R35ü,5. Approval expires 12-:n-{jIJ. LAND OFFICE ---~~-~Q!-?:g~------------- LEASE NUMBEr. _Q+--95_?~:-_9J_955_J:____- u NIT _Q~3 J:J:2 .::gg ::?J: m_--_- ----- ---- No. 14-07-001-1158 Iniskin Peninsula Area Unit ---- LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERA 'fIONS i~ ù .)~. J J ,...... . Terri tor-y of ;\' ¿' ~.ï /:> V' ~" ,-: Stat e m -- -~~~ ~~~_u_______n___- 00 ltnty --------- _n__- n -- _::n -- - - -- -- - - -u Field _u_-~::-_~-~-~-~~u_~-~_1?-?:_r::~-~-~- nP:E_~_~ u1!.:: ~ ~-------- The following is a correct report of operations and production (incll~ding drillinrJ and producing wells) f Oi' the 7nonth of m_--E..~RX~_~X]l__'___n____--_----, 19 _2§., -------------u_-----------_---mm___-_m_--____m__-___----_u-------- ,,1.gent' s addressqJ..J-._ji~§t__§~y~g:th--§~!-.§~~_u_-------_:_._--_m CT' still- Unit ODera tor Inc. O. mpany -~ -Ó --_:_:~-(ZI7-U----}----;?-----_u ------_J.._9_~-_:~-Z;.~-~-~_~--_~7.L_g_~~~-~-~~_I?:~-~- n --- - -- ----_. n__- - n - _n -- _-on s~ gn e~.- - --~---V---/J~ Phone ----------_t1J.:'_~9_QJ-.____u_u---------_u_--u_u____m_m__--m_m__-_n- A!:> . , ~ title -~.2Q~__f_~HC?g~EL:Q~~.J-_~~~~t_ê~¡)t -" ( UNITED STATES ( DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGrCAL SURVEY SEC, AND' Twp 3>i OU U I .. I 17 158 I I I I \ I ¡ I ! I I ¡ R""GE \YTELL I' DAYS ...." No. PnODtlCElD BARRELS OF OIL GRAVITY Cu. FT. OF GAS (In tbousands) GALLONS OF G ASOLlNE RECOVERED BARREI.S 01.<' RE~rA ilKS \V ATER (If (If drillinlt. dcPth; if .hut down. oouae: none, so state) dote a.n.d rcsult of tOlit for lI:o.aolioe oontent of Itlli!) 23W 11 0/ -0-- 25M -0- -0- 25M gas used periodically to generate electricit with light plant / /' ate: Casing ¡pressure 55011 ffubing pressure I I i I Operations suspenà for the season due to climatic conditions zerc " ", ,".: "..".' , "'"..' ¡ , \ \ " .... ~, ;' ",/' . ~¡.~~~:;::.:~~:r~~~;~~~;;::, :',. y."""'" ,'""",""........ WL.';'V'.""" . ,/ (;::....~ .. ,:;,. -';;;::'- .';'" ""'I,.."._,,:¡.~.~"'.of """ì',\ .,' '(,¡;;'~;':'.' a:...~ "'I ,t \, , , f, ~ t. -:; "I ,'). !"",'- n \ \ '~W:\'.L U :;:;;:".) \\. ' "", '-.~'~ I...., ....' '\"'..... ... i./8 ,',' 1"'~7~ I. ';;.. ."" ~~-::::,:"~=,~;;~.,, . -.--' NOTE.- Tbcr-e were ___m--_____n_m______----______n- runs or sales of oil; ____m______----_-___-n_--"ud----_-_m_- M cu. ft. of gas sold; --_u--_m--_-___n_--___U_--_nm_--m_- runs or salcs of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) N OTB.- RcTJort on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, ünd must be filed in duplic:1te \vith the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervi~:or, ;.?orm 9.:~~9 (Jauui:lry 1~50) 16-2i)7C6-'S U, s. ..."VERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE . .,- /~~c----;;"-' í -.' .... t Þ:.)J f ~:¡ ~ 3- 1QI:\P . . . ,., . """"'" ..' ( /' ...'" OIOS.3J , /f.!.,,';' II'" I F ,./~ 0 Fr,o..-.{ ~ - , 60 .þrl'M' f-32-1 United St~~!s. ~~OS1Cal ~ -_.../ L W1J.l. yœ pJ.ease Send. us a. ~ at f' arms :- Farm ( 9-329 ) . ~ IniBk1n Un1 t Operat or. Inc 0 . ~J.-A- ,. "" 61"""" . J , 400 B'avenstri te Bui 1 it iDs "..- Nè~ 8J.J. West Seventh Street i~:.t~:'" ..' I Los Angeles 17, C>- 1 1 f"_. - f 1=;: a ....'~. IWI.-~ ,...". . /' ~a ',; \ - lt~1\185( ('\ t ,? J " . ,; J /1 -¡ cJ.,.. It'!/ rfL é!,..¡£,-- '- Æ,-. ,: $!¿d.!,./ /..t lo¿,"- ¿,~"" .ø"""í~ y,. ,,', . , ;. . r:~~~~ SU7~"'~ _.:. , ih,,~:.l.¡t.d ,",t.. r~ ~~ ~"r "i~ 90" RÉdÐO~' ~~' .;"..",..:.l..!:...'!y I I " 1. 'i"r,,;/ -:.rt.",LV ~ aJ..LT ¡ÆES ,¡::; ~~~ ..-t. ;:J-'"7.""':~::-""" .,.",..."Ct.. .z....., ..,e...;L.....j:L:;/ j ~ () ,~ l:: ~ ,,' : ~ -~c::: \! ;t:f-'"'Î ~"-:: ...0 v """".v,) SN:)'.V ./ , - "...,. ( - (:/l-d¿l d . ¡:;IJ:~(~ J~",i.. . , -.. -...,- , .....--... . .. --, ... .---- .. --.-- ..--....., .,.. ., "'---" . , -,' , "... ,," ' ". , ..I " . " ':" , . " " " . , II .. . - . - ;;) Bud:~ot BL;r.::,-.u ~O, <\2-H:,;c"jA, Approv",l cxfJircs 12-:>1-55. ,( LAND OFFICE __Mç_hQ:r~~~_------------ lEASE NUMBER _g)~95?_e.~Q:J:.955J.,_u_" UNIT --Q23119~2_Q::?1___----______n- No. 14-07-001-1158 Inisldn Peninsula A.rea Unit ~11.0N'IEl. y REP'u~"R'I.' OF OPERA TIOr~S ,---~ .. ..' 'j ( C' -) :J l./ ' UNITED 5Th TES ( DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ~ ":""85""'-"-"5 I ".. --." "..- ',~ -- .... a..; .:.... 01..1 Territory of State --__n_~Alç¡.$_K~--__--_------ County _u---------------,.----------------- Field --~-~-~~-~E-_-~-~E.~_2?-_~-~~-~-~-~-_l!.::~ ~___--_m- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of ---------__;¡_~.rl~?-};Y.m_m___mn_' 19 -_!i§, _---__m_u________n_u-_--_-------______n_---___-_u-_mu___-_n_____- Agent's addres.s --~J:J:_J'l~?-~u~~y~~:.t._h__Strg~t__n___.:_______nn Company ~-- - L:~-' __t4~__~.~)!-~Z~~~tQ~.¿---~ç_. ~ -r-L/", /.', ....0'" '1-'-"--:-::"" ì~ ('\J,,]i~'-',""'-n-":) S" l //7:tJ .- "--017' ,~/ '/L../I!.-~%:-~ ~ ____n"';'" -.;;--;.;.~ç;.-~--_,_m~ '-"-"""'~""'----_---__-m'___--_n__n_--n-- }$:nec _n ~",¡Z".~........-:--....:/---/:-./-~-c:.kF-%~~~¿;" p hone ---------;~g-:,_?_?_9.J:- n_---_______n___--m_- -- - --- - --- - - n-m -- - - - - - - --_u_- ~ gent ti tlJ 2h!l.--E_~__H 95?g.~_T~..tYX_:J.).~~:1-}~1..ß__$,~- . SEC. AX'D Twr. ¡ RANGi: I WELL I DAn! ! CU. FT. Oi' GAS GALLONS or BARRELS 011' REMARKS BABB]¡;r.s Of On. I GRAVITY GASOLINE WATER (It (If drillin¡¡:. depth: if abllt down, aaWle; ~ OF ÿ~ I No. PnODVOIlD (In thousands) RX;:COVKBED none, 80 state) date and result of tœt for p>8o1ine I, content of ø:aa) I , I ' I : I I ;! I 17 158 23W 1 0 0 0 0 0 See attached remarks >c' ,:".: "::'::-¿~~:~X:':~:,' ;;::'~'" ,",.', , ",," ., " ,:::, ,-;,. .", \...~- I ~' i ,i i\ t. C E ¡ '<./ ;: i.) . 'I ",i/ ,"" ,; r .:: C; ,,:""'0' - -... :;~,,"-;..J : -~, _./ v ¡ "":~.... ."~"._.~..,\~," ", ',',,;', ..,':..': .,. '. -, '. '-'" - " ..' ' ,~ ":~:-:;..:::::-,-.- . N OTE.-'I'here were -----uu---__m____--___--___n--_-- runs or sales of oil; _mm_----___--_U_--------_U---_-____n__- 1'1 cu. it. of gas sold; _--m----____--------m-u____-----------u runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) N OTE.-Rcport on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplic3.te with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. :F'orm ~)-:~2!) (January 1050) l/1--257(1(1-i u. ~, "'OV£RN"~NT r~INTIN,"- OFFICi ( ( Œ'JITED STATES DEPA.l-qTI.iEì',!T OF THE .!.l.\ITERIOR Geological S~vey LESSEE1S MO~~nLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State ?ield Territory of Alaska Iniskin Peninsula Arèa Unit L~nd Office Þæchorage Lease Number 010528-010551 ~ Unit 023119-20-21- \ (' I V ~ No. 14-07-001-1158 ,...-' ; (Continuation) Fo~ 9-329 Hell has been making gas at rate of 5M to 10M per day since "being swabbed to 9,000 ft. Shut in pressure had never exceeded 100 Ibs. PSI on casing. On J~~u~J 14,1958, casing pressure went to 1,000 Ibs. PSI. Bled pressu~e off through bean 10/64 in 10 bra. Dropped casing pressure to zero. made 150 ob1s. high gravity oil (estimated) of approx. 55 to 60 gravity then Left casing open 12 hrs. no change. Well stoû"Oed. ...... Shut ~'rell in. Casing and tubing both. Casing pressure goes up approx. 30 Ibs. per day. ';1 January 20,1958, well has 110 Ibs. pressure on casing and has been shut in for three daysQ ~pose to leave well shut in until casing pressure reaches 3,000 10s. then open tubing and see if \.¡ell will flow through tubing.. This will determine if there is any ;;.¡a"'cer in it as the production will be from the bottom. Producing from the casing (annulus) gives a skimming effect or the production is coroinB from the top of the col~~ of fluid. Very little gas with oil. Unable to determine if pressure results fro~ fluid and if so, if it is a water drive. 3eal No.1 acts identical with IBA No.1 which was drilled in 19360 Oil is probably from fractures, high pressure and low volume. There appears to be no water as there was no evidence of same on formation test and also well was swabbed dmm to 9,000 ft. ",.--:~. -;-;:::~-::..-" " //- >~ ~); :.~~ L~ ~ f ",--" \ , "í"\ ' I \" ',il I ." -. " " r ' \ ; ".-' u ,',',".. / I' r ' / ... ,,'~I',..~,-1.""-' " ., ¡ ..... ;,",.." :. :.- ~'-._, --- -,-- , ':',,',-,::~ :c~r~"~'-)':,~,,:::,". ' "',,' ,-' \,\ :;,.CC\J¿D, " ;' .. '- . .; "," ',' " " " ," "':", ',. " .'.,'~, "'" ,'"',',' "\,' \ "-'"" '-':'~' ',,:' ", " ',,' "" - --'-'---~< "-~".",,, -:",' """'-- '"..,.."... .;~'- r ,.r:::' :>,/ ;:>""'-,~::;,;,jY,~: "~,,,~ ., ""'.: ¡ \ ......~.",..,"',í!,. j '_'-;:"'~"¡k.'~.'>'.'ì.r.~.d' , ' \ >,¡ J I """",!:\ ' ,,'" "-'~-::O~'-~: : ': -,\). ',"" :',"", ,";~:' .'". :, ,,¿"\"-..:í' , ..;.,1 .. ,'j ,~ \....--.- ,- '- ,-- --->' /: /',' ,: I '\ ~~--'-'. . '~'~/:Ø1'~ j~~!;\~~~~i,"~,:;'~~~\1 \cons:~~~;~~;~tl~~~~~~: ~~~r ~~~~~1S~V~} i~l?;~ .'-'-':~":"'..-J'/ ;y . ,Af: '~.', .'.-: ".;: ~~, ~~:'<:>;~'; ¡ballistic missilc detection stations in the Al'~t:c. Usin;' ;:,::::=--,' ,";:~/ '/,/"'--- ' , ~ ...~ ',-.- '-'°,:: 'ultra-range ra¿ar) the stations cou~d spot RL:.ssian n:i:~~ -'. '~\, ./ : i" ! :¡ I sUes within n1inutes' after their lall:1cl::.:;:~g in Eu:c~si~, I" /!/----- -- ...v~~""',\¡:':~-""" ---- ,'-"""', 1 "1 Negotiations wi,in. ~.;.,: "" j : ,---.:~~'.---þ~'~-::: -~¡ ¡ ¡least two comp<:r:lCs :C_' '~'.,:".- :~~-=:-::.. ' ,---,. - " ¡ .i:"'J .~ ~ .~ 'Ithe :l.S9 million dollal' buil(~. " -- --",--"----"~--~;~._,--"-",..~-~,.":"-"",-"--=-,=-=-.",,~...;;::,,,,,,,--.;--':~-"='-=-'~~',; ¡ :r~.~':':':,) :"\] ~':>Ca.l, ing job - which does 11C':; , , " "'; -...v..,... --.i , I include cost of the cqui{,. " """ ,~'t' ; " ,.....' ,~-", ...- - ---",(,:.. .,,:~ J~:") "',~"'"' ~C"':;"""" :\',"~/"'" n1cnt -, are un~ersto?~ to - ',-.,.":' '," / ,,"", ! """,-"" ,'> ",-,,"~, beup-1ð"v'ay'n,:,p1'H':"O". .'".,-,-- ",.-L-------------""-'...'n..,..,.,---,,-- " -,' :"':".'.'....,.1, -' '....'~ ",;:.-1 .:.;. :"'..1.:. '-:J ¡, _L.~... " J.... v..w. J.. "", , ,..,---: "\ ":-¡ ;,., -----,-_.. '-~-,._,.",."-.._..;.:...../; ~:,;.--:).- "i i - ~tion of swi.ft col1grcsslO~:.;,L - '; 1-/",,1 "": '//'" ";¡,-~.:t'J' 11," !., '. '1 -, """"-"~"" :""::::':::">....",' ::::----:----'-"""'~>"'", -",/_--J" '; Ii! "",-"",:\,..~~_.",....,.-rlo.,ppl.Ova oran_u.p.lJ...olJ.dc... -: , --- ." -, .,-' '-'-', ---.,------ /, ,'./'f¡ 1 \ I , " ,-' ,_..(. ! I t ""'(' "'st ' -. -",' :-""', "--;;";:;:",,--,,,---,,,-, ,;;.:::.:;,........ '" '.\~":,, ~,,';\.(.",',; ,¡lon"""lU,"" .,,;~ ", ,/,-,~ -"--. "" ,.-" iI, /> ;' 1 ,~-~--~.__...... ,""'.... '~f ,-. ~~ .,,' t -'- 1 -:~"" "\, ",' "":,,,' , ," -~',' ,iI, ,I"', ¡ \' 1 \"os~s c;done oLaJ. -",.,) '. /'- ':-, ~-.J "":';:'.--.',-:' -_._~_// " '~< ,.1. 'P", do11""rs tly. +oJ,,~, ,~ ' '<":'1'-" ',,".-;..; "'- :,.", ,--"',.,==,-,,:"'::::::::" -:;:';'¡ '" ~ Ncws from the natlO:n's cap1-, J.l11 ,J.l~:l do., ....... ,L"'... ". , ",-}', ",,---'.. ',~,,",-.,:!..,"" "/~:I ' ','" ¡tal today that a multi-million!Cost I 01' the three-stat¡O~l " :-- ~~::~;/,';";';,:>',:~-', ";;"~~';';>;~':):;:~'? , ", '! ',doll,~r deÌense pr~je,ct ~or Al<-~s-Ilmissile detection SYStcl:1 \,- .. ,"i,' :;~,~..,~:::-:~~~-,:,.:~,;,:-"",,¿é.:.;,....:! "" ':jhl:1 !~:;:,a IS ':lnder pegotlatlOn In ~V.r~sh-'11TIay run wel~ over a quar~ ", :_-,--,:,¡", :"""--,..,.,,.., "-';:"':--"","=:::':""";-', ",' ",!1,,':\:',f l\ll1gton has served to connrm ter of a billIon after tl:~ :r","',"', " ..,1,,/, "'," "'\';:!_"'\ I' 'il f... ' ,;':c::,'" ,-: "'--, , , .. ,,' ~'\""",:,:""""..,J;!¡¡¡:¡¡'ï \earIel'slln ar reports rom ."In. radar eauiûment itseìfis :' ',::", /"'----:::., , '-," "- ","":'::-;--:.:;::::J ":,,:.<) "'", ,,~..1...,~:¡,' !ChOl".J.ge. , l'llClu¿r:-./1. 7.111e DeV:I L~"".'-" ' ,"",'" ,,' "'r'" ''''"'If'''11 t bl'hj Cu..~ i..,- , ,/, : --.:.. ,..,~'2'-','/:' ,.--;....-.'.:',"'<'::,,)"'; ...:e ,lrsl. .oc~ l'epor ,,:pu .1S - ..¡oJ. .¡. ~ 1, 'i.. ~"" ;t.s !... I "" ,- "'~ r, ,:. "r;;"", <""",. """'o.-'"':"':::-;'¡ led 1.'1 'the Anc;-.o:'agc Tlmes on!sy:~:,~:' ~~~/-' J.~C ua.~1.:; .,..~ ,', /" "" ' ""-~.......,.. "",,¡ !';\7CV ,¡':, :,~""..,.1 +'l'1.t .~ $"00000- seetv\,c;.J,d ",xt...ns...o,n, has C9..::~ : I' , ,',-,' ';' ',;",-.,....,......-.'" 1'""'",:",,..1 ;.' ,-v, "~,.",,u. ~J (, .... 'v , " " ,,' -'-1 ,. 6",' " :1" 1'" :.. : ,....-' .;'r,~:.."" ;~~,." ,'\.~,,' '"j ,()fI,~ IÌpf~nsc prOJcct 'IVù.s ~mCic.::rISJ.l[;ll~J.Y over uV..D.u,dO... ..:.. -, ,'" --' '. -- --, -- - Washington. TO-.!àollars. The." nevI defens~ ",........,.....-,,---'----~"~ - ,....~"-,-" ~--"';\-""'I?!.'" ~1~¡;,7) ::<dp""'¡¡"""""j""'rr..,."""",, ,'l"r".""""'orove- - '.._,"',..,-.'" .....- ,n,,""",,:","'" u-j.}'-'v JJ.-'Nu""';.ì.... _10.1, ..>J...,v ~ le~s ü,se<lcc,lpi.c."a... ca J.S 01 L.. ,-,"':(......--'~-';.-'..I...;:...:., --......."--';'_.'1., ...:..:-;.J. .... .._..., .... -- ,. I' """l" 0"",:, °, '-' ,1 D, .. L', '... . '..__.__m'-",".....~.""'---"'_""-""-"""""'-"_"--- :.....;):1 J.CJ.Ci.ld. cO 1,,¡¡'v!.:.TIe:nts to tllC ~\V 1...11,;; -- - ' ..'~ ,.. '- " ,...' """"",L\~ u.~c"'l..~iun stations 'a;-; pos-iwhich "NiB DOOS'¡; thG tota.l ,..'/ ,- ~? ,~ "J' "" "", :) '~'::') :',:) "i~2 ':~ ¡ i~1:il!1~'Ul~?indg,;'over a quélrtel' oi!cost even higher, ' ::; '-",:: ....:~' .,~ ',.", i_..,~\,,", ; ,:-. ¡, .~.-::¡;/' (,"~ i,>.'.;.,::1 ~,,~,;;? ~¡I '::.¿; I D' .loa Ol.ars. , ' j 'î~':I,'¡' 1'" j,. ð e dcxocí~o:;,' ..-' 1t has becn known 11cre l'~' I ."~ - - "' ~ ... ' , II,:,: iClbly for som~ time that of-! cc:-ders wul .i:)C sp::;¡,.,:ca. ~ficids of lar"-e construction i abo1.:.ì LOOO ¡1."lill3s apa:' i: 1 : .:: I b I . - , I ¡'companies in Alaska have I in :the gel'le.¡oal c.¡,ea 'or Ìl~c , .'~~ ...- .-.' .. ., P"O"--,, "~ '-"",~' 7 i:~~' .."T~ "-'î!' ';:-r';J '¡:ì ';':' :.;'bccn in Washington. Al>parcnL- ¡ pl"csc111 Dí::t~~'Ü E2¡' l"/ , ':1, ::":"('1',"""'.', '::.:'~i \::\.'1~:~~:i.':r l,JytllCY have beenparticipat- Wa2"X'-ing (DE'l'V) !..i::D i .,.:.,'" ._,~::..../.'.".,;.,...~ "J --~":. ~_. - \U,;... ",i....',..J ',; 'J ""A<!~/~:z';;,-,..,... ';~n~ ill ~hc. ~legotiat~on tall~s. syskm for ail"c¡oai:.: ¿e:iac.s .: - ....., ,\'l.ae ,nllsslle. detectIon statIons, ì=o""1 "'1"'1.. 0. '< OOG-"'-.; l~ ".~ "1""(;) , ,...."" ~"""\ " ~.r-:,,'~ -"',~ 7""""~ ,--,.., ,~ '-'-:<r-::::-."':' ,?"I1~"" .\ .,.~ . '0' I 1 f tl ,ò..d J.J.I;::..., ..,.-'- '"'.:. ..::;¡ '~" . ':,'.J ,'; ",:,.;::",,":',":.' -¡1i ./\ ..'~' presumaby, are ony part 0 le or' .'-110. "1"""1 ...""::..,.,, ""......-i,-,. ), , ',', ,....,.,-.1" /,," ~\ " d -f i...¡;:;;J.~V'i.o;;......c;._...,-,..,..:. :~':"i"": . " ¡, \~ ,i,.: ~ '\.¡:C-::'\':",;;¡ natlOnssteppe -upaE:ense .. =~ "" ,- ..: ,¡", ) ,:,.:-, ,;- ,.....- - J"-.../ ..... ~"".. ~ -- ....... .... -d ....... .....--....-:.J l'a"':s ~;.'or 'Alaska. men:\: W iI,i- ,PIOV1,a.e a.a:?.."", ¡p H ..'........ .,,0 C"'G~"- -'., .-'.-. - " '. T. wo weeks ago when Col. AI- ove.:. :,--:"",,:, J. - Cu~ ...,ò. u~.:. ., , , . -~ l' b t dd. , b 1 "' .. ~ ,~ Tf.~ s~per::r.;:e::a~l':;: cz l-.i.:?ve:J.-' J.ast summer, u crews 1 ex. lo.n Clark the new commander i 1"0.':01'1 ::enC0 Cl¡O:::.g :¡:.G.0 s;:~'ite Associ<l::es oper::.tio::s at: te~sive ,tes:ing. L~st August, of the P~ciÏic Northwest Corps I CGl1Ü¡1e¡Ü'S )'.~::::l. i :.- T-: ~-; B- ;- ., >--'-i : Woodn:ran told the Tllnes he saw O.c': Arl:nv ï:;"n,rrl'neers was here Testimony before the Hous~ ,t...: ....J.s...n c.Y ell. eXD.O... ",-c.on, ", d h " f il b t th t J. .. J.:.I 0 , , , : site arrÏ\red here £:;.-;1 Los i "~~~y a~",~:~s'pe~ta~uiar ~y a:y ~e commented that A.ldaskad"IOg- Arlmeddselb'vlce~ C?l1m1tteve. wa,s I . ..,' 1;;. '> 'Ically) could be conSl ere as a re easa y cnaJ.J.'mar.. lnSO.l : Ang~lcs yest(;l'day an~ l:;1: for ¡ means.»> I prime area for instaìlation of (D-Ga), - . ' ¡ the "-'ig this morning. ¡ The possibility that oil has IlOng-rauge . missile bases. ! In it, Vinsoa ,said the :~ur~ r.! John. \Vccdman who has been; worked itself into the well as a "'Lo!>'ically, Alaslia cannot i pose of a IS!} mm:oi't(lol1ar e i ill ch..l""'e or tile Ìnisl:in. :Say si;:e ¡ result oÎ earth shifts and l1~~no~! b~ ig.:œ:ed" for attack missile i Item \y,u; to ~o~¡::;1r-;.:c.t ..t~rce ' It: .' .° . ' ~ -" ¡earth fracturcs has been ralsea.¡ ba&es he said. detect-lOll centers" at lOC«I,m1~'; -G : ~lr..ce It \Va;; sta;:t.:;d 1.'1 ...~;),), r~: here, although geologists de.¡ "'Øn~ look ,at the globe will tell :.'ou~s~åc the continent..l Ur.l~" , : :Jc.rtedly was acco::'lpanied by; elined to speculate: on a strike \ you that/' he added. ¡ ed States." , Y: ofiicials of Standard Oil vi Calif. ¡ of major proportion~ at the ì .. ., ~! . 1""" 11 I, C.m+1nuea \?D. 'Oa(1'e ..) (Contirlu~fl op ?~:;:;c Z) l"~ O.i.':::::". ; ImsÃm .bay we . , ,'" ~~ ... 0 .. :,;;.;;r ,~ " ~ ~~: ;:~:~y ':{c:..-~ ~C~:C~~:::::¿ :0 :-:;;. "-':"""--""".,,""è"""':"""'^""':,~':è',,~;'1"'::'\è""","~'~"'",:"":"':'::"";'-----.--'-"--'-'-~--"""~~~-~-'--'--'j,,~~_'" """'-"""""'~""';""""""^""""'-:'. ,.,' " ,',~ 1,...) ~>.... ',J ,...;J ~,... , ' , 0 ' , , ~ . f ""\ ,"""'. " ;... .."./ ._~ C. ;,/ i,,- ','::..-:;;-~ ',-"""-", , \ '" '....: ," .",-~ '-""""",';:.----" ','" """'/:~~,~~ .._~-;;:~,.. '...~,;'c':> :;:~, , ';.,. ~~' ,', c,. ~~;;':: :'o~:C ~his ev;::;-,:~-:~. ! ' I ~', ..::.-: C,:'~$ :::~:t ";,:: ~;.::..;;-~" ~ ,.': "-"'" " , " , '-" '---- " -'7";""::::';:':=-'::::="c -..' 'i, .. ' '.::' ;:, ::.~ '.:~e :.:;; ',,":~ ~:.:/; """: - ,.." ,:,~ ";;y ";~';~.. ,..:." "O' .:~<::, \ " , ' ""/'~' ,-',,:, ' . ~.','~,::;::::.:. .,.: , -, - , ".. ,-..- -_ow ----..- --"._,_., . ' ') ,0:1 L:c ',';:::::L .:;::cr~ or Cûul-;: =.:.c:~ ( , , o:Jpositc ;)cl:>J\<a abo'..:t ::.c: í .., .,:.:,; ,:"'..,;.y. m', '). .. ,.' ,: ,: ""'", ,,; '-, 1 ~ 1. . i -'-HI:: ...l::'.""n .';jaY '.HI...., "oc,..CCt, ""-"" " "', ./ , -------- ,"""""'" ,,' '. ' " """"'.,,_, ,-...",.,....;:::,.",.., , ..- "," -'::--- ,', ~." ",._~,.,<' .' , "'",, -" , ,'" ,....", ",' " , ." "'".,.,-,,- ,;;1ilcs ~O:.tLj1 O~:I......r~, ;ì.as :)ccn i '::';;;.:(1 :'.1 i: -1:'¡')[:1 '0< S,"'<,,:} Ù~€;L ¡ , , ~, , " , -"., "'. ' '"" '" , Bud:::ot Bureau No. 42-R356.'i. Approval expires 12-31-65. LAND OFFICE u__A"':lÇJ1Q.~~Ji(,;------------ LEAsE NUMSER _Ql_Q52.8_~_O~O55~----- UNIT -____Q2.3119.~2.0-~_21._------ -- ---- No. 14-07-00l-1158 ,~.?,s~:i.p. ' ~r i~S~Ð. ~:çEba. Unit V::..~ O?~l~.f.llllOl\l~ .J. I .~ I/"" ~ J \.-:J U -.\ ,-} Territory of Iniskin Peninsul~ Area Unit State --- ------A-.1.~------------ County -------------------:---------------- Field -------------------------u n_- --- - - --- - - - - ---- -n_U ,--- --- - -- --. The 10Uowtn[j is a correct report of operations and production (includin~ drilling and producing wells) for the month of -------------_P.~~~~_<:E--_u___----, 19 _¿T_, --_um-____--------------------------------------------------___--n__--_- B Iniskin Unit aperator} Inc. /1(!ent's address -- .ll.- ~.Tp s.:t.._.3e..v.entl:L.3.tr.ee.t.-------.._u_------ Contpany ----~T;:-.----~-q£.-._---------:-------- ---- ---_u_-_J:9--~--~Z~~~~n~7.J.__Ç§J:;i-J:9rg;i..§..__-------_._~----____m__---- SlJoned ~ri--x.- r:J:: r.z.'.~~~ .:,'- (' ---7.--.+- -~._-J----O--hn-------F .-T~;-o-o-~-'rr-.an--.><,nD--r- .J..~-_-l--l-~-~~--S:~U Phone --- - ---- ~~.::g§ Q J:- --- - ---------------------_u_--_u - - - -- - ---- -- n- - - u_--_u .11. " en rš-Íi "vle --- n- _n__- - n- _v:!- - - - -~- - - ---1- - -- - - - ----:':=:õ - -- - - ~ '" ( UNITED STATES ( DE?ARTMENï OF THE INTERlu~ GEOLOGiCAL SURVEY L~SSZE' S fA 0 NTZ1L Y REPO R if -- 17 ! Twp. I RAN"G:Ii: I W~RLL DATil ¡ No. ¡ PIIODt10IllD I ! ¡ 0 t I I 1 BABULS OJ' OIL GRAVITY Cu. FT. Oi' GAS (In thOUS!òD.ds) GALLONS Oi' GASOLINE: RECOVERJì:D BARRELS 011' REMARKS WATER (Ii (Xl drillin¡:. dePth; if abut down. oaUDO; none, so state) date and rcault of t08t for ¡¡Moline conton~ of Cae) SEC. AND n 07 ~ 58 23~'1¡ 1 0 0 0 0 I Operations suspend I for the season due climatic condition~ . ':-:"',:.\~X;r~7:i~';~?~.<. ,..;~~.".....",.. "~':'i'"'-.:'t. ".~/ ,,' ~ '.CZ:-"\I<:f) '\, ,': / . ,,- <-I'.. \ I' :¡ \~ " ;,",<. ..~'~:~::;:~ I : ,..: ~,.I.;" , . \, I " '::'>" , ," " -(' ./ ,'. !',,'" """,,~\.~ . '-c' I'; ~:;~:::;";;>.. -, N' OTE.-Thore were -------__--m---_--_----------------- runs or sales of oil; __Un_---__-------------______m__-U-_U_- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -------------------~------------------------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write IIno" where applicr.ble.) NoTE.-Report on thLs form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplic~tc with the supervioor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form V-r-~9 (January 1960) 16-26700-7 U, 8. GOV[Rhlll£~T PAINTING or-riCE ( Bud1::ct Bureau No. .!2-R356.4. Approval expires 12-31-65. LAND OFFICE ___:~~e~~~~~_------------ LEAsE NUMBER _Q~Q2g§::Q~Q22~___-- UNIT _---QE3))..9_:-.gQ::gJ:_------- -n ---- No. 14-07-001-1l58 Iniskin Peninsula Unit Area lVZONTK-iL y REPOR1~ OF OPERATIONS ,- ~ . ()/ () J ;; / UNITED STATES ,( DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 1 ¡-""S~~~'~ ~ ¿ ...., .;:. ¿ v Territory of . Iniskin Peninsula .~ea Unit State, -- -- A-l.ê.£-ka.------------------ (Joun ty ------------------------------------- Fz,eld ---------------------~______n--- ------_u ---- - - - _n- - ---- -- - ---- The loZlow¿n;j is a correct report 01 operations and production (includinl! drilling and producin:1 walls) lor the month 01 --______l~Qy"~mÞ_~;r.-----------------, 19_5_1, --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Agent's addresf¡ Jt!c-1_J1~_~.:t_J3.êY_çJl.~Þ_--~tX.ê_~t_---------:--------- Company -~~y~_.Uni~~;r:f~.or."..-:7'-~_._--- ï r'S ,":.'r'1r,oeles 11 Cs.lifornia S;cJne:d 9~¿;:'~ L-. (\ -/I' (~~':d'<~"A'J-'~~:"A-' ,-.~ ;¡~:~::==:::::M~~2Q;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~===~::::::::::::::::::: ~;;~ ~~~;::::F~~::::,~~ia~~ ! GALLONS 01' BARRELS 0:5' .. REM~RKS SEO. AND Twp I RAN"GR WELL D...T8 BARBBLB 01' OIL GRAVITY Cu. FT. 01' GAB GASOLINE WATER (IT (If drillinlt. dcptb: if ftbut down, ~au.e; ~ Oli' ~ . No. PnODVOIID (In thousands) RECOVERED none, so state) date and reøult of toat for llnaobne I CODtont of Itaa) - 123W 1 ! 0 ¡ 0 I 0 II 0 0 [Operations suspende for tfie season due I to climatic ' I conditions 17 ~s .' I I I I I : I I ': ',..' '::~~~:~""~::~:;'~,,: ", ,..: "'\':',...ht:..,':'~'~:""""':'::... .,.,-;:/';.." ~.~".. -- Ç/ ,';~ // id:~:E.¡\'U) \\ :i/ ' , .:-.; -'~'. .,!.(,;-~I ,. , . . -.j : ;j ~ .,j -.. _.) " ~~..:>- ':'.:.'~ ...,~::-:',"',;' ,,- ., ,_....,_.J " '.' ,,-- - ~ oT:;:¡.~here were -------------.-u------------u_----.- runs or sales of oil; ---------------------------------u_--u_---- M cu. ft. of ;;r..s sold; ~_u__._------------------------------------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where &pplicable.) NoTE.-Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in åuplic~te with tho supervisor by the 6th of tho succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ¡;'orm 9-:::>2;) (January 1050) 16-21\766-7 u. ~. GOV£ANtHNT PRINTING Ofl'IC£ Bud~ct Bureau No. 42-R356.4. Approval expires 12-31-65. LAND OFFICE __--:J:.IlÇ)J._QX-FJ£..t;------------ lEASE NUMBER .01..052..8.':"_01..055.1.----- UNIT -__O.23.ll9-~20_,:,a___..u-------- No. 14-07-00l-1158 tT ~~S~~'S Th/ffnJ~T7Y..:rL"f.,.T R~Dr.,P~ O~ IOn~.~(4~ J:e~~s¡C\S' Unit Area ~....~........ .ì.VJ;i."i\l .. ..... ~ .II.'::""¡¿' U,;..'" ~ '~ .II. ~lL",j.:.1... LV!\! 0 ,. r. ~'-'>I T t "I V t.-/ :::J erritory of S ta t e --. - - A:l._~.~ .IS-g._u_------------- County --------------------------- u_------ Field -_____JAi§.l~in _J:s=.n i n~ ula- _A:r.e a- - U nit- - ---- The foUowf,n~ is a correct report of operations and production (includin¡! drilZin~ and producing wells) fol' the montÆ~ of ------Oct.ob.e~----------_._----_u_-, 195_7_, ---_u_-~l?:~_?_~~l?:.-.Y.l?:~~--7-~~?':~Q~?;~g£!--/;;r;---- '1~ent' s address -:----~--~!-:-~~--~~::_:!"-~!:--~~.:_,,_:~--------,-------- Gompan1.~. ?Ø;,~ç..~/..~ /~-'l~~~ L_L_C~ I ,()'" ~""",,:,,pl.::>S '7. ,""~"" f'Q""'~" a. S.ô -3 ~'~'-" ('¿þ ,~{!~~~" -""/ ----....x_......_..~,....~><..1 --- .,....-_w~-i.- ........... --------_.--._-------~-_._------------- ~-!;¡~u.'7-~~~-- - ------Z::: --......::.,.r~~k. Phone ------------~g:g§Q~---------------------_uu_-------~u_----------n<:~=~~e12rtj8 title £IO.htLF___HQQd.mp D .D:::il1ing__Sup 't '( I" UNiTED STATES { DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERrOh GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SI!:C. AND ~ 08' ~ I Twl'. i RANG]i; WfLL! Dult ¡ :NO'1 PnOD'I10IlD ; I I-- I I 58 ~3W BARRELS 0'11' On. GRAVITY Qu. FT. 0'11' GAS (In thousands) GALLONS 0'11' G .A..BOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS or REMARKS W ATEE (If (If drilling. cloPth; ie abut down. oaU3e; nODG, SO statG) date and result of t.eøt for gaaoline oontOllt oe «as) " 17 1 I -0- \ ¡ I -0- -0- -0-- -0- Operations suspende for the aeason due to climatic conditi ! I I \ I I ¡ I , " ./>;,;::~,~::.7¿:: ,:<;;.~}~,.u.. ' hE(:~~iVfD \' ,,~ .:~ ..~ ;:: - n .: ':: :: c: ; .- _: ..J ¡,,¡v'..) '~ . , it "'~, , :,:<:.,/~:>: <.':;:': ':.:~/ . ,-..::;,:;.::.-:::,.;..-.." XOTE..-T'ilCro wò¡oe ------_u----------------------u_---- runs or sales of oil; m__----__----U_-----------u-------------- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -----------u--------_u_-------------------- runs or sale.~ of gasoline during the month. (Write uno" where applicable.) ~o'¡'E.-Rcpor.. on this form Ì3 required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be fileã in Guþlicatø with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ro::m. 9-3:::9 (Janu.a.ry 11>50) /' lß-2li7tl6-7 U. s. ..OYERNMENT ,/lINTIN.. O'I"ICI Bud~ct DurCfm No. 42-H356.1. Approval expires 12-31-55. ~' <, ¡' UNITED STATES t "DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOr<. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LAND OFFICE u~~gQ~?;g~-------------- lEASE ,NUMBER __QJ:9.5_?'þ-::QJ:Q5-5J:___- UNIT -------___--Q23.g2::~Q::g1,.- ---- No. 14--07-001-1158 Iniskin.Peninsula Unit Area OF OPERÞ. TIONS .--- I 0: iI-' .!. .{ 1 " ,,1.../ .J IT ~~~1:1'""t:""~C r,\ÆO~l'~T'"1':"'!"J;1i Y. lÇ?f;°O' ~T L.. ,;.... ÞJ ..,jI £.¡ ~ tJ . v ... , ~ ... ...... ~.. .II. " ...... .. ... '\. .. Territory of S ta te --- -------_Al~§ 1-;~____--_u_- 00 u n ty --------------------:--------------- Fi eld -_u_--JP-J_~§JP--- _:P_~_If.~_If.9_~_~ - JIJ;I:~.t - ,~"£~?-. ---- The following is a correct report of operations and production (incZudin~ driZlint and producin~ welts) for the month of --------___ß)_~lÜ~J~_XAQ.~r.__----------, 19 --21, ------_u------------------------------------------------------------------- "" Agent's address __Þ.11__H§§t__.s~Y§:a:~th__S:Ç;r~~t--_------~--------- Los P~gelês ~7) California -------------------------------------------------------------------~-----_._------------------ Phone -----1f..I::- 26.OJ...- ----- --------------------------------- -- -- ---- --- - -- - -------- c . skin Unit OPera. tor, IDe. s~::;:~-~~~ .11. ~Í/ti tle __P-;r).1-1-.:tnK-ßJJI?§TJ)~~ t.E;P'_çl~_~.J,-----_. Sr.O. A:-;D y~ 0"8 7! Twp. 11 RANG:a: I W~LL I D...n i No. I PnODt108D I- I "" -, I . I\.-' ,;...;. : 23~'1 1 0 BARRBLS oJ' OIL ORA VITY Cu. FT. oJ' GAS (In thousands) GALLONS 0"8 Q ASOLINE RECOV:II:IUm BARilELS OJ' REMARKS WATER (If (If drilling. dePth; if ~but down, cßuae: none, so state) date aDd result ef tOllt for ¡:oaoliDe con ton; of Itu) 17 58 -0- --0- -0- -0- Well shut in. BuiJ up to apprx. 1Ooff pressure. Bled off I at intervals - neVE exceed looff. Operations suspended for the season due to climatic conditi ,¡;;;:~', ~r\'L ~~';Z~~~~7;~~~~,... ;-, , "C ~;, '-~, ,'<'f Ht. f¡VED '\:.. :' í ',t, . ¡- - -.", \ .~, "".;.1 "/j"'-!">. '" \ ' 1 -,..J .. V \ :',,¡...... ~-' : ,~ <;. ", i ..,...J :.J {oJ \,'" ., ~>, , ,': ..." ~\ , ¡' : ...;::-."\.I'\I1~/r'f"'~'" .0""" ...... ;'.." '-::;, ,"-- "";:~:.::,;;:~.,,,=:,-:-;;~:,.., N OTE.-Tho¡"ß were -------------------------------------- runs or sales of oil; -_-----h----------------~------------------- M cu. ft. of glls sold; -------------------------------------------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write uno" where applicable.) N OTE.- Report on this form is required for elJ.ch calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed ìn duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Penn 9-3~!) (January 1950) 16-2670G-j u. s, ..OVt'~NM(Nr ,.RINTING O~~ICt / j LAND OFF¡CE -----~!?:.~t~-~_9£5: --------- LEASE NUMBER _-..01 Q52_8._,,:_Q.lQ_:?_?J__. , 023119-20-21 N1~ ~---ï4-~-O7 -~. Õ-ÕT~lE;g------ ---- Iniskin Peninsula Unit Area 7:" ~~Q~~' ~ ~,IT¡{)N' 77..';'] ~T R ~p,.:r;."R"'1j" 0'..;;:: 0, P~::PA7'10: ~,\T~ - - - ...... ...:..... ..o....a e..J or. V.il "-JI .. .... ...or..... .. ...... ¡., v.....;;. ;¡.¡, W ~.. ~ ...' J." /oJ A f1.;.' ;1- !J" D 5":;: J Territory oÍ Iniskin Pe~insula Unit Area S ta t e ------!:: ~-~- ?_~~u_------------ Co un ty ---------------------:-u_---------- Field ---- -----mh__--__h -- - ----- -- - - - -- -- - - -- - - - -- - - u _.. --. - n - ---- The following is a correct report 01 operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the 7nonth 01 --_--__.J.1ln~____--n_._n--____-------, 19 -_?_~, --_U_-----------------------------------------------n.-------------------- .11 ç¡ ent' s address __aJj--W_~-~_t_?~h__êt_~ ---_-n______-----------..-------- Com pany -~~-~-~~--~~-~~-_.?~-~~~~-~:::!_._~::~_: m- ----------_u--J...;o ~- - ..~...;}.g.eJ~_5- ,___C_ali£.Qx_rl. i~ ~ -. --" -- - -- ----------------- Signed <",.:':4;¿~~~_--- ----------------- Phon e -_n__- --- - -- -- -- - __n___- mMI- 2- 9_QJ_----- - --.-- ---.. - -- _____n___- --- ----- .11 f1 en t' s ti tIe -~-:p- ~~-~ -~g~!). t_------------- -. ----~-- --------- ( ....--, (\ , UNITED STATES f '- DEPARTMENT OF THE ~NTERìOr( GEOLOGICAL SURVEY nud~n j!u('C¡~U SO, ';:2-:.::::'I~.'!. Approval cxpirç~ 1:2,.:;¡-.'j¡j. SEC, A,XD UOIl' 7i -- - =- Twp. ! RAXG1i:! Wy.LL i DAT8 'I I I oN 0, i PRODt70DD I ¡ 5 S ~ 3 \V ¡-¡-'! 0 ¡ i B,um:B:z.s ON' OiL I ORA VITY ¡ - 01 CU, FT. OF GAS (In thousands) GALLO~S OJ' GASOLnU: RECOVERED 17 0 0 I ¡ I I ¡ I I BARREr.s OF I REM.A.l~KS W ATI:R (If (rr drilünrt. cl~¡)th: if "but down, ?"U&O; none so state) data and rßBult of toat for z~oline , contont of ¡:/IB) 0 ¡Total Depth 9745', I ! Ran Elec tric Log to Bottom, suspended operatioJ ¡ ¡ I I i \ j ¡ i ¡ I , --I I I I I I I I I I ¡ ¡ , .(;. iL, .::': :<'." ,,".';,"',,~ ¡ \\ ,/,:',: .,\\-;'y.\:' "";;; I, " , " ^ ",' I -,",',: Ii 1:(/. """ " ~. ,~ '~,~,":: '¡' ...:/ . ¡ (il , " ,-'" ',: I i,".' '1' .J\\ ,\ ! \, , , :,' I",' I ,', :' "I- j'~'" ,.','.., ,f, :'.", " >,.- ',,', J, . , . ,"', J' ," I ,""">'" :":,I',""...r """-," "."..' ' "'I' I ",....>,-~""" , , " ..~, I I I ' I I I I I ¡ ""'" .' ." ,. ." ---- X.)':'::.-T:lero were --_h_-------m___-._-------------~-- runs or sales oÎ oil; ____m_----h------_m--_____--------------~ M cu. ft. of gas ;sold; -~-----------------------------------------u runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) N oTE.-J1e:;:¡ort on this form is required for each c¡:¡,lendar month, regardless of the str..tus of operations, and must bc filed in àuplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor, J?onn 9-~2:) (January IG50) Ifì-~!';i,ìf\..';" I', ~, ('.()"~nN'~"~T rq".rt';,', O,!"IC! / :-..-......, ,n ) ( í Bud~èt B¡:reHU :-io. ,12-;~356.". Approval cxr1ircs 12-31-55. LAND OFFICE m__!:-.J:?_c:.;~~_r_~g~nn_--- LEAsE NUMBEn _QLO52.-8_:,_OlO_5.51_-- UNIT mQ 2_3Jl9. --.2 D_:-..2. L___- -------n No. 14 - 07 - .Q-Ol-1l5 [) Iniskin Feninsula Unit ...:- OPERA Tl0NS U""':Y--O ---. -..--- nLi ~ t.; .::> i .:.... i ::.~ ""1"'"!) ~ RT" .-1\1-:- C- -Hc INT-RIOR LJ..:.. A NLï:..,; . ¡" l ...:. i to a GEOLOG:C.l..L SURVEY ~ .,..... n n ..... ....., /"'Q ""'fl- "' T ~ ':1' .. if ~ T IX ~ 0:-.. 1""\ R..-. 0 .,..,.... H '1"""'" '.. """", ;\\ ': V'~ ',' :\,' < ¡-:,' " :' , '.. ,....~: 'j"," ..' ~'1 ~......toJt..J_- - ..... ........ .:L...~ ~ ... -- - J..... ~ Territory of ():, !~) ~,'. ' ! Stat e --~-~~~~~~m--_u___------- C oun ty --_u-------------: ---- nn -_n_nn Field --- -~~~- ~~J:~-_:P_~-~~-~ê.:g.J ~- JI~1iJ__Ax_e.a-- m_- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of ------Q_Ç_tQR_~X--.m___uu_--_u, 19u_55; -----uu--u-----------_m______n___nnnU-_-_U--------------U------- .11;1 e n t' s a ddres s --- QJJn__y~Le- s..L_7_tl-.._..s:..._--------------_u~-----_u_-- Co m pany ---_u!~-~~ ~-~~--~~J:~--Q.p.~-:r;-~_tQ,;',¡--J~~-, ,",-1"" .,... .,....".., -- m - -- - -- -- - _u -- --- -- L- 9.? __A_no ~.1 e.s ~ - - _C alii Q.r Ilia.., ---- ------ _u_--- - - Si gn e d --..--- - ¿ ¡':;;.. _:~~: ~'--:: ::.~:..:::~.~:_~:.. - "::- ~.;.- - ----- ---- -- ---- - -- P ho ne ------------_--_---m_--11 L 2_6_0_1_uu__---------------------_u----- ---~U .f1 gent' s title __--Er.e..s..i.d.e.r...Lu_-----u_-- ------------~-- -- RANGE I' WELL II DAT8 I No. PnOD'O'OICD I I I I I I I i I I I 23 Vii 11 0 I I I 1 : ¡ ! I I I I I I SEC. AKD I Twp 74: Oi ~ I . ! I I I 17 .58 Cu. FT, OF OAS ! (In thousands) ¡ 'I I ¡ ¡ 0 ¡ , 0 I I Total Dðpth 97451 Suspended operatJ for the winter. 9 - 5/81 ho Ie to bot Deviation varie s fr om 1 0 to 30 30 1 . BARRELS OJ' OIL ORA VITY GALLONS or G ASOLIN'E RECOVERED BARRELS OF REMARKS \V ATER (If (If drillin¡:. depth; if shut down, CI\USO: none, 50 state) dILto aDd result oj te't for ¡:usoJin" content of 1:,"') 0 0 I I . I .' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I.; . I '.' "'/":~\~"I' ,"', " ",. ' ~- I I .' -, ,~.; I ". I "I ...---------"'" ...' . /' !-J. aT E ü "'" (I' ','\' nv' , ;¡ 10>;0:; " ~ -, J... I. ~. '" ,- I , I c. r 'v'r\ . ""'" I, ~-I""1B""':-C'" """'~.oiAiVl-'¡;' . /' ,i , , ,........-- - """""'- . ;: - " .k -. , , " " ' I " " " I I I I I I I" ! .', I I i I .' I I "'!"~--,,- "~. :":...'~ I """"'--"," I I I c '\ \, .-' '" '. .".,,' "","" ,..,' -----.--."- ,-..,------ :\ OTE.-There were ----__--n_u__n_----____n___u__--- runs or sales of oil; ___n______--~--_---mm~__--_-n-__-___m M cu. ft. of gas sold; _m--_____m_____m_u-_m__--_nu_--_u runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write Iino" where applicable.) X 01'E.- Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operJ.tions, and must be filed in duplicatc "lith the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Fo¡,nl 9-:,~9 (J anuary 1950) ß-2S7(j()-7 U. S, (;vVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ---"', c' ( (' UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE ¡NTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Hud~!d Bureau Xo. 'J2-R356.<i. A,)!)rovuj expires 12-31-.55. Anchorage LAND OFFICE -U_--_-----n-_.-- --.---u_------ LEASE NUMBEn _9- ~-Q-~_?_~_-:_QJQ-~j_t_-- 023119-20-21 UNIT ---------------- "-_U_----------------_u- Nao 14-08-001-1158 Iniskin Peninsula Unit Ar4 OPElt(;.\ 110NS ~ ~C~""7~~'c. ;',íTO,NT?Tl¡ ~r 1P'f:~~R~ T O¡;' ...... .... --' ,.,.; ..... ~ t..J ... v .. .. ....... ........ .:;. " ...... ... '-/.... - ... /-;. I ;";, - ~'? I - I - 7e:r-~ ¡"""""y 0.:: ... - .....v.l. .L S ta t e - .-1:-: ~_?-.~ ~~_'ê--_-_u_-_u_------ County --_d____--_-------U_=--- - - - - -- ---- Field - -- --L-risl-cin_1?e.nins. ilia- -U.nit -..A.:r-e. â.----- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of d_--___$.?:p_J;_?_m_Þ..~x--_---------- 19_5.5_- ---_u---------------_u_---u_--------------------------------------------- .Il;¡ en t' s cadres s ---_8. 11._\3l..e.s. t---7-th--S t-..-Los--&ì.c-.e-le.s------ Co "In pany fui$J~çj._!l__Uiit._O_p.e.r.a.t!).r-r--.fu..c...------ 0 S¿' !!lned - -- -- -'-- ~'_..:-.:_,-_._, --"'-"----"--'--'-="---"---'-'---,-----'-"------------------- --- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~ - ---- - - - P 71,0 ne ----------- -- -- --_u____111_2_6- O_l_--_--__--~----_u_----------------------- A g en t' s ti tle ------------_l?_¡:~.s.i d~.nt._---- _____n_____n_- I RA~GE I "'".ELL DATS I I I ~ O. PnODUCLJD i I I I Iii i23Wi 1 I I \ \ SEC. ..I.KD ~o¡¡-~ I I Twp. I I ! ¡55 17 i , I ::: BARRELS or OIL GRAVITY Cu. FT. 011' GAS (In thousands) GALLO:-lS OF GASOLINE RECO"ERED BARRELS OJ!' REMARKS W ATKR (If (If drilliolt. dopth: if ..hut down, C¡LUHO; none, so state) da.to a.nd ro8ult of test (O.' &¡¡,Sohno ~ontOQt of """,) 0 0 0 0 Drilling - Depth 93351. 0 I I I I I I I ! ! I I 1 ! I I I 1 ",",,' 1 " I 'i"" " ,I , ,) .:". " I I , , I I I I ,..-----;:-;c-' :::-;:~-' -", / ¡ ,,~ ) J c. D "'0 ~. f\ I 'ì '.I - ,- IVCjÌ/ -L tJ 10:::;c: "..}'.I,,) ~C}l 1 fiArV1 BE.C\~ ,.,'1'" I 1 ¡ I I" 0.--__"_, ----- ¡{ OTE.-Thcre were ----------------------------------u_- runs or sales of oil; --------_~-U_m___m_~_--__---------------- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -----------------__--m__-_n______--------- runs or sales of gnsoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) ~ OTz.-i.1.eport on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be fled in duplicate wich the supervisor by the 6th or the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ForAn !)-:.~2D (huua.ry lG50) 1()-2.';76G-7 U. s, u"VCRNMEN1 PRINTING OFFICE ~ ( ,/'---....\ 'n L2SSEE'S TJ/l 0 NTrIL Y REPO R if BU(l:~l't Bun::--.u ~o. 42-R356.-i. Approval expires 12-31-55. Anchoraue LAND OFFICE --------------"u' ---~----~---- lEASE NUMBEn D1QS2_8-::.o_10S5-1_n_- UNIT --Ç_?}).J2_:_2 .9_:~_~_--------------- No. 14-08-001-1158 L"'1.iskin Peninsula Unit A: OF OPERÞ. TIONS UNITED S7 A TES '(' DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,.,.,. A L¡,../;:>",.."... 0/0/;;-'::/ ..Le¡-:-noryo¡ / .,', .,.. Sta te ----------h:. ~_?:?~~-~------------ County --n_____nn_____:-------- - --- ----- Field _--__In.i.ê Js.in__P~n_in_~JJ._l~- _il niL.,~¡:e_a____- The following is a correct report of operations, and production (includin~ drillin~ and producing welts) for the month of --_u____mJ:uJ.¥--n_,n______n_m--, 19_.5.5, --_m_n----_____n___--_-------______m__-__--_n_------n--_n_-nn__-- ..1;1 ent' s address ___m_ßjJ___E_~-t_.7-n~-_StL___--_n_____----_~__n__nu- Company .lnis.kin__U.nit_Op.e.:::atDI_,.-_ln.c.---- - m n- un - - - - -- ~~ -~ - _!:-. ~ K~- ~-~ -~_! -~ ~ -~~ -~ ~ E _r:-.. ~ ~_: - n -- n_. _U_n -- -- n -- n n - Sign e d --- -~~--~-'-~-'~:_~- -'- --'- ~ - - -- -';.'~ ~ _:. -_::__:n_- _mu -- n--___-- -- Phone -_no ----------- Jvll_f_9_Q_L___nmm_n________n__nn_n____m--_n_n- /1 t! en t' s ti tIe ---___P_r.e..s_id_e.nt.n__--------- -____--_n____-- , ~ '-"" "'. :" )¡" OTE.-'l.'here were ---u_--__--__-n__---___nnun__u- runs or sales of oil; ~n---------~----_u---------.-_m_m------- M cü': ft~.'of ga.s sold; ------U--__--n_-----_--__--m__-__-------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) XO1'¡¡;.-I'tcport on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and roust be filed in dui')licatc witll the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. 1?orm :)-:;;.;:) (J <J.nuarr l'J:i() I SEC. A::;D \ T"'p 7~ 0.. 7~ .. . , , I RANGE! WELL ¡ DATB I I I No. I PnODUOIl1D , I I , I ' I ! I ¡ ;23V¡¡ 1 0 ' I \ I I I i I ! ! I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I i 17 ! 55 --", BARRELS 0.. OIL GRA VITY Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thousands) GALLONS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS or REMARKS \V ATER (It (If drillinlt. depth: if "hut down. cl\we: none, so state) d"to and rcault of t,'-"It for 1:IIII0line c.,nter.t of it""') ï 0 I 0 0 Drilling - Depth 7606'. 0 I ! I I I i I ì I I I ! I I \ I I I I I" .".f- , " ./! '. , I , ,,' ,- ... ,', : "0 '. '., ,)':)q;/'. ". , . . . , /- Y' "- - . :- ,:-;0 "", '\ - ',.j " \, 0 ~ ,...~, I .- " /'/ " , . I '. " I I .1 ; .J ..... 0';':., ,.1/ "-.,., -I'" ,.,or ¡ I I I , I ' \J, I"""",.. .. """'.... \ '. . ¡ I ,) '" .. " .. '.. - ":;r/'-'L~~:~" ~ '!"~5 ..,',,'"'"' , '" ft~ . ,0 \', ' " ¡ ", 0 .. ,:', '.' ' '.""." :,- /~' '-..-- 00, ,-,-,..;...----- ' " , '" I I , , ;', '., ---- W-257Gß-1 u. s. GVV"RHMEHT PRINTING 0"1<:£ U~ITED STATES ~ DEPARTMENT OF THE iNTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY .n Bu<l;.:ct BIlr('au ~o. 12-H356.-'. Approval expirea 12-31-55. , .'---, .- ' LAND OFFICE _--_Aff_ç_hQ_r.~gsL__--_u LEASE NUMBEn --Q1Q5.2..8.~D1O5-5.1--, 023119-20-21 UNIT ----- ------- - - - - -----on ---u------'------ No. 14-08-001-1158 . Iniskin Peninsula Unit A OPERA 110NS L~SSlEE'S MONT:-1:l. Y REPORT OF T e l- r i tor y 0 f /1 : -.; t ;~~ ()'( ;. ,,: r. ~ j :.' !.. -,::.-: S ta t e oo:'?:~~-~-~~?__u_n______n___- County ----u-___nnU- --::- mOO- -- ------- Field n--_lg~_?_¥;i~L-!?_~_nj._1d~JJ1¡;; - - Uni.t.l>...r_e. a____- The foZlowinrJ is a correct report of operations and production (includin!1 drilling and producing wells) for the month of --__n_--~I3JJlç_____--,----______n____, 195.5.-, ------_n_-------------_n__n_--n__m______n___----_~---------un_____- oIl~ent s address _nS].1_.3¿Le.s.L_7_th.._St.-_n_____--_-m--_--~.--------- C07npany __InJ...?Jsi:n7_U.nit_Op-e.:::a.tax-¡_-lnc..._n - n - - - -- - -- - --- n~_?- ~- - ~~~.~ ~_l_~_~! -- -~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ?~~-~ ~ :_- ---- -, --- --- - - ----- - n- - - Si:in ed - -- -~ - -~ ~ :.':¥~- :_-- ~ -~ -~ .'. --:. ~ ~ ~-:.:__._- n- -- - --- m- ---. __n - -- 1/1 ? I ,. - P ho n e -----------~---~_t?_~_~__n_______n__--_______~m______----_.------ ---_____n_-- ./1 g e n t' s ti tl e ----..P...r-e.side;rl-t--n____--_---- ----_-_n----__- SEC. A1'D ~OF Y. I Twp. ! 17 iss \' RA:-;OE! WELL I DATa " , ! N°'1 PllODtTOIo:D ~, Ii 2 31 1 I 0 I , I \ I I : I ¡ I I \ I I I I I I I i I ì BARRELS Oli' OIL Cu. FT. OF GAS I GALLONS OF (In thousanås) G ASOL1~E RECOVEnED BAR~ELB OF REMARKS WATER (U (If drillinlt. dcPth: if Hhut down. oause; none, so state) date and rosuit of toot for C38olino content c,f ó^l1h) I G mnY I 0 0 I I I 01 0 Ran 10 - 3/4" cas in! , to 1444 I whe re it became stuck. Cemented with 435 sacks of CE:rDe: Should have return to surface but did not. Drilled out 2 cement be low shoe lat 1441'. Drilling rhead at 5474', I ' I I I I I I ¡ I ,~,-,-':'~::":.:-.-' i., I I r'I~['\'.."':', 'j}('.~>, , Ln- - --- ------..1 l I ",,-. _0,... < D'" . . ,//"',\!,.,:".....:,-- (,\ \, I"""."'" ,:'::,:;" ~.~ . , \ . . ~ ~ ' ( :",,::11': '::.',,~:, II) \,/.')j.., , \" "'-....."":',;':,):""",,,,,,":' "".,oO:"T.: i;; 0 :,'~ ":...,.../r 'I'---~":";o:,:-:=,,~:~¡ ,_.-_:',,- ' "1'--..--..,.,,- I" " -. . , ...-- X OTB.-There were -----------u---__unm__--__u-u-- runs or sales of oil; --_-_--__n--_____-------_---___m__--_-m_- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -----_n__---_-u---n____--_n__--___------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write Hno" where applicable.) X o'l'I~.-H.eport on this [arm is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ::--Oi"ffi :)~;);;9 (J auuary 1\),';0) 113--257013-7 U, S. G(¡VERNMENT PRINTING OFfiCE 1,"-', \, ¡ ~ , ( ~ ,"\ ' ~' \ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ......--. - : ',"" \. . I . Bud"et fiurcau Xo, 42-R35G,oi. Approval expires 12-31-55. ~'-~C';,~ r --"":I'co,=> r.... ... UJ. "'6"'" LAND OFFICE ------- ----------- -.".___h______- 010528-010551 lEASE NUMBEn _un--u__--'--_n__-_ud----- 023119-20-21 ~~b -.mr~::D"8-: CiJr:-IT53--u------ 1"1'c1'"1""'" ~~""';~"'s'~laU,....;t fl.-,. -. ,;;¡ ~'- ... - ..... ..-........ .1..- .--:... LESSEE'S MONTI-ìL Y REPORT OF OPERA T10NS /1 : I ~ h - 0.1 0 S -- .3 J ~-""--'.~~',""'-...r 01- _....._,......¡.u_, S ta t e ----~?:_':.~ ~~~-;---u------------ County --------_____n_-u_:m - n- _n - U -- Fi eld J~j_~ki;)__P. ~ ni~1ß _\l.Lc;.- - U~_i t. _.Ii ¡:~-;J..----~---- The following is a correct report of operations and production (includin~ drilling and producing wells) for the month of _n_--__--_M~Y..----- .nn__un____u, 19--~.5, -____n_n____--n_----_n_---___u_-_u_-__-nn-~---___---r--------_0000-- 811 '<I e' t 7/ '" ~.. Ini c: ':(': n U r it f)T'."""" 3. ~ 0 r ï.,.. C .11;;: en t' s cdd res s --- n_- _____~n_\~~_n~----__~~~--=~_:___----_n____--_--'u_------ Co m pany --___--'::~n::____m:- -- _::: ^"'_::::_--~-----~---~=:_-- :__n " ,- ,- I," -. - ; -, r ~ . . ';"0"" - . -, ~/ ;'./ .---. C'\ ......"';.;. .-_.1;:;\,;;J..";;':;, ....,......1. ..1.11..;.. r,.-:~,/_~ -_.~ -:;': ";?~", Signed ....~- ---~:;.~.t:-::~':~_~_m______------------- ----__mu__n_---__mh_-_n_n-l;'lr2:6-arn_._-_u_---__u___n_,__--m__----n_--- l:-' res lde n t P ¡lion e -----______n_____-_-__n______----------------------------____-_n_--d____n____- .!1 ~ en t' s ti tIe -------------------------------------- - ---------------- SEC. AND 7~ OJ" >~ i ! Twp. I I I "'-' ; ,:,,:; I Ii I R.l.NGE W.ELL I DAYS 1 I ~O. PnODVOIIID ill ! 2 3 'hi 1 i ! I BARRELS 01' OIL I GRAVITY I ,I I i) ! Cu. FT, OF GAS (In thousands) GALLOXS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OJ' REMARKS WATER (If (If drillin¡:. depth; if shut down. cn\lftO; none, so state) date and r08ult of tQl,t for gQ8o1ino content of u",,) 17 0 0 0 0 Resumed oDeratio:l ... May 13th, 1955. Recovered all bits and dri 11 co lla:r- S . Now in the proc¡;;s; of ru:lning and c~n ¡'..-a a -~-"'o<!-e.....t~vl'.:\ c.'t" ..ò l.;'" &. \". -" ..;.. w . of LO - 3/4" casi:lg a approxir.::l..ately 430C to p:rotect VVQrn SUI face casing al'ld I I I I I I I i I I I I i i I I , I I I 1 " <: t' S OUg1l1l'1g ;¡,O:i:Ti1a 1011 I1i'.X:"~C~ I'hl" S 0"" 0-"':;' I-.j ...... ...J..., ¡,. ¡. ~.....- ....c.- Ito be co:rl1.'Clzt,.;:d a.> . ... - ¡imately June 20t1: a 1 ." l' .. .11' iw!'..::i.c..'1 tl:ï.T.l.e arl l:"lg will be ::...~esulned. .--.,-'--.- ., . '-- .- ("I";,; ":óf.Jj' ,..:",~ "\i""J'~"-','¡'o.I;; .:" ;,'> () ',I' "", ' - , . , - ~.. (c. v.... "'i'""::-~':-rì , ",J' .-~ '.' "..J -' ~ ..~ ~ " '(~ ," \ I ,0 .-,. : , ,". ~f .,~ '.. : \, ! o:J,~~, ,-^,J,,~ . : ~,~J """ 'oJ It" ",.' l' '. . I- ~J : "....- . 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'" ," " ......_'" . -......... ,," l ", " .. " ""'._~ ,", ....... ,"-.,,-.... '--.. ,""'",. .- '" '"""'"' ,. "'-" ,......, t"'.....~'!'\ -a ..... -....., ..... -......... /,' (" UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE iNTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,~' BU<l;:l~t nllrt:\!~ Ko, 12-P..356.4. , Approval cxp;res 12-31-55. Þ.n.chor ap'e , LAND OFFICE ------ '-n_n_____. ,~_n_--__--_. 01052.8 -010551 LEASE NUMBER n_n_n__nn_________n-__---- 02311Q-20-21 UNIT -------Nl:r:--l~:r,;;á8-..:tJût~-it5 oS Iniskin Peninsula Unit " ~ r"\ ..' LZSSEZ'S Iv~ONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS AT( /1 / ,/"'! ;: :- j<:,.' O. / c', 1..- / , t,."""; ..:.. i ,.,.., . , e~4_-"'o""~r J.. .......... ... J Stat e ---ç.;- _w6..1~ ~l~å___--_------ County -----______m___--_=nh -_uu- -_u Fi cld ___!niÞ.lç.m- _.Ç:_e.ni:r... ~ !J.l~ __U_nH__.ð._:;~.~~-------- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing wells) for the month of --_u_uu_Q~~_9.~~En__----_------ 19__?:i., __u---_nu-u-____--n__----__-----------____u_m-----------------_m-- ~1 g e n t' s add r es s -n_- _~_~n~__~~~=-~-~--~-~~--~-~-~_:_~~-------------~--------- Co m pany _!~~-~_~~~_::n~:?-_~:_9-?.~-~~-~9.:!_-_!=::_:_m . d ~'I ',:":~,,.,,/,,' '.'- _. ""_:._';.-<"~ ..... 87 Qne --'-- ---'" -::._-' ,---""---" ' ./--'--'------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------~------------_._------------------ v~ "-. - -~- ,.~_. P ho ne --------__---u_n_~__--_----~:!_~-~-~~---_u_---------------------u- -- n n- /1. g en t' s ti tle -------~~-~-~~-~~~-~----------- - _m_-._n.-- --- SEC. AND Ii '1'""" y"; or 7~ 'H. I '7 I i ! I DATS . DARRELS or OIL I GRAVITY PnODUCIllD 1 0 I 0 I Cu. FT, or GAS (In thousands) G .'o.LLONS or GAI>OLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OF REMARKS WATER (re (I£ dril1in¡t. depth: i£ .hut down, oause; none, so state) date and result o£ te.t (or 11lI8olìne contè"t oi ,.::..,,) I ' i RANGE I ~~~~L I . I : 55 i 23~1V ¡ \ I I I I ! ! J I I I I i 0 0 0 Depth 5467 Stuck pipe at 900 feet - Ran in wash-over pipe ax reaming " I I I I I I I I ~tÕl..OG i C.~U i I Er ;"- '/:(1/.... , ili 'VC¡VL'Dr~"}~\ I ¡ \ ~Ib' I It I if D Îf.)5'~ I():':'t 1 I v " I "t!:Vt".If"' ,'" .-. ¡!'\ A\.i~ f:... / UCL."'" L' :~\: ./ -.. ...v, 'J / I ------'---'¡ " N OTE.- There were -----------------------------~5?_---- runs or sales of oil; ------------------~~-~------__._--_n_--n-- M cu. ft, of gas sold i --__--___mn_m______------~..Q.----_._--- runs or sales of gnsoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) ~OTE.-::?.cport on this form is required for each cnlendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplica..c with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. !,'orm 9-:~:.!D ,(J anuary 1'J.50) lß~25706-7 U, S. GvHRNNENT PRINTING OFFICE 11 il"~ ,," !{ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,n Bud;.:ct Hlln,au :-\0, 12-R356.4. Ap1)rOval expires 12-3h~5. LAND OFFIC~ Anchor CiQ'e uTO5 2-8"=01 OS-Sf -------- LEASE NUMBEn --O2-3-l-l9-Z-Q.-2J.u--- UNIT ____NQ_..--:'o ':-_Q~t':"_O_Ql:-J15B- Iniskin Peninsula Unit Area jT ~ ~S"'7~'S !\'fTO' ~JJ.' :r~T'~1,', 'j ~\, '? ~'OOR. T O~ OPF.HRAT~ONS ~_a...J..-..- .v,;,;,' .I. \i .i.I. ~.;;...-.... ~"..L..I';" ...... ... - -- - /: ; ".'. ; , ' .: ~::;, j Territory /~.~ :.'::',:" :_,',' !...., --~; Sta t e ---_5?o~--~:_~~_~~~~n_____---- Go un ty ------------------_:_---- __n_- _n_- Field n_~~~.1~i~n:P_~- ;;~-~~~.l?: --1r~H - _A~_??:-------- The following is a correct report of operations and production (includin~ drilling and producing wells) for the lnonth of ----u§-~.P.~-~-~_Þ_~~n____n_nn_- 19~~_- --m__n_nn___n_n-u_n------__u__nn___nn--n____u_------n-n--- ~1 g en t' s add res s n__--m~_~_~n~~_~_~-_?_~È:_§-~!.~-~-~--------~---------- Go m pany ~-~~~5:~~--:Q~~-~__9.E~E_:§'_~2_:;-_1___~~ -"om -n -------- - ----- -- -- ---- - - -- n__- n__- -- --- --- -- --- - - - n - - ------ --- - ---- -- -------------~---- - Si gn ed -/-:1l:L1.~~=-- __on - -- - n______----- - -- P ho n e --- m___nnn u_~n________-Ml-.2..6.0L_------_--_--nn_______n_nn_---- .!l. ~ en t' s title --..P-.r..e. side mm__u_------- -- _m- n_n_uu- 17 I: 'l'WP. " R.A.KGE I' Wy.LL I DATB I ~o. I PnODtJOIAD I I ¡ I : I I : 55 23Wll I 0 I ¡ I I : I I ì I I ill ! I ! I I I I I ¡ 1 i i I I I BARRELS OJ' OIL GR.A.VITyr Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thous:mds) I 1- = SEC. A:\D ~ 0.. ~ GALLONR 011' GASOLINE RECOVERED RmRELS OF RE:MARKS WATER (If (If drillin¡:. depth; if fthut down. C/LUSO; none, SO state) date and reøult of tß8t for ¡¡naolino content of ¡::M) 0 0 0 0 IDrilling 4686 feet I I I I I !, I I I I I ¡ I I I I I I I " ;,1 - ;.".' "-,, '.' I I 'I. I I"--.~ji\:; =- ':'. ': " '.":,,/ I --- -.--......--. I ¡- , i ,-" f"\ T -f '-I '; r. .~ ; U ì~; .L r) I'::;~J.'+ - ..,.. --.--- ,--- ~ OTE.-Thcie were _---n______-_!?:.'!.___m____--_------ runs or sales of oil; -------------------___~_n____--I1-Q_n--_--- M cu. ft. of gas sold; -------------------~Q----___--__n--_n__-- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write IIno" where applicable.) XoTE.-Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. I"onn 9-:~~¡) (J ¡),uuary lOW) 10-2.3766-7 u. S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE An ç'J. 0 -... a J.~ LAND OFFICE --Dl05Jz:k:':Ô1d~5r---- LEASE NUMBEn û.a-;'l-l~-W-'¿-l------, UNIT ----l'iQ%_J:t-Q9-,:,,9_Ql::U2ß_-- Iniskin ?eninsula Unit Area OPERÞ~ TEONS 0 / () :;- 3 / I' ( (..~ ) ,;~ It, t UNITED STATES \. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LESSEE'S MON7~ILY RE?ORT OF Bud~ct nllr('.~u No. 42-R356.1. Approv<ll cxpirc5 12-31-55. "/ ¡ /" . ,; Territory of r"l i1{ i:! .. S ta t e uu .6J~- ê_:<; ?:_-----_u_------- Co u n ty __n__- _--__n- ---: u u -- -- - m -- --- Fi eld - _Inisld.n. -F. .enir....5.u l2.. -il ill t. _Ar ,e.a -- --_u- The following is a correct report of operations and production (including drilling and producing' wells) for the month of __mmumm_A~g:q§1_--_--__---, 1954~-, ---uu___m_____-__mm_-_-___---m_m---mm----__----_u_u_------ A[},ent's address _u_9JJ--S{~-~_t_S_~Y~_ntÞ__S_t;!;:s;_eJu_~_____m__- Co1npany -_..I.7jJ21~~T~--Un. it_O_?eI.a.::.o..r_~_JL.c--_- ~ ';r- --- -- S; fined -- --- ~?'/~-' _J- - .,J__. -'0' <_-",ii______'----------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- u- ~~~ ~~'--. P ho n e __um_--m____u_muMJ..f_2Q1.__--_-_uuu_u_----_um_- --_---m_--- .!1 g en t' s ti tle __uEr_e_5. ide.ntm__u___-- u- m__m____- - -- SEC. A:'iD I ,.,wp ,.~ OF y'¡ I'" . t I I 17 I RANGE ¡WELL! DATB I I No. I PI\OD'D'CIAD ! I : I I I i 55 ~ 3 VI IIi 0 i I I I' I I I II I ! ¡ i I ¡ ! I , I I , i BARRELS 0... OIL I GRAVITY Cu. FT. OF GAS (In thousands) GALLONS OF GASOLIXE RECOVERED 0 ! I 0 oJ I I I I I , I I ! i I i I i . : /. BARRELS OF I REMARKS WATER (If (H drillinót. de¡¡th; if "hut down, ~o.u"e; none so state) date and result of t~,t for g,!jolwe , . content 01 ¡ms) 0 , Spud in date 8/4/ I Drillino - 2L.b37 f ,;:) I I I ¡ i I I " I I , i, ',,' -- , ,1- ,. ,--. .. :.;,; -,: '..'" :_;;'.\." c.:',.'. - J " - ,/ - ~", ,,/,.....~ .<;,.,,' ','v',j' I,:-""-.."~ ('."',\" / "'-.. :~.~:~':'~ ::.'~~~~'-;~'_/ -","-'-" --- u_-- x OTE.-Tr.ere were u__---llOu____------___--_um__- runs or sales of oil; -----.nC--------_u_-------------_---____m 11 cu. ft. of gás sold; --___muu-----__------~~---------------- runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) ::\ oTE.-Report on ~l1is form is roC]uired for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, a.nd must be fileà in d,¡plicate with the supervisor by the 6th of tho succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Fonn 9-;~:..!~ (January l'.i5\) ß-25ïG(!-¡ u. s, GOVeRNMENT PRINTING oFFice i ~ ¿¿~~ ~, ~ Roœ l4O 1 Post Office &. Court House Los Angeles 12, Califomia ,¡\Î '" ", . '" ., September 7 J 1954 M an 0 ran dUII1I Tol Files Fran: District Engineer Subject I Anchorage 010531 - Well 10. 1 ...- --- Telephone report by R. E. Havenstri te today. Depth 2,750 teet. teet. 13-3/8 inch casing cemented so11d17 tran bottClrl to top. Blow out preventor in place. Will close in 7 8econds with drlU pipe in ~ not in. George Gd"es, Chief ot Alaska branch had visited wll. Gates left containers and :Instructions for turning in samples ot cuttings and cores. Operations slowed down by ~a"7 rains. ../ "'/ ~,.-r G. G. Law District Eng1:neer Copy to: L.A. District Engineer GGLaw:fs ~/"" NOT E [) -." '-'C""""," :.'1 '1.;.. ,t.J SEP 1 G 1954 , .-. -.- - S U ,.J vI í '~ r Havenatrite Oil Co. & Alaska Consolidated Oil Co. Pent! t No. None Iniskin Unit Bea1 No.1 Lac: Ele: Spud : CSI: Perf: WID: SE/4 NW/4, See 17, 'l'SS,R23W, SB&K 350' ¡rd Contr: collpany ria 8-4-54 Cllp1td: Suap. 11~~_9 I'D 9746' "'---'--.' 10-3/4" @ 1443' w/235 ax -~ 7" @ 9370' around shoe w/200 ax, thru perf @ 8350'w/200 ax 7900' w/40 ax, 7700' w/40 ax, 6873' w/1OO ax, 6270' w/140 sx 2700' w/360 ax, 2430' w/85 ax, and 2454'-2585 wlllO sx 24548-2479',2490'-2515',2535'-2585',6276'-6500', 6871'-7350', 7700'-7810', 7830'-7880'. 7900'-7960', 7975', B035', BOSa'-S100', 9131'-9156', 9170'-9182', 9213'-9250', 9270'-9295*, 9310'-9335~ Hydrafraced 11-59 9131'-9422',6871'-7350',6270'-6500' , ", ':'. , /'