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Home My WebLink About169-112PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska . ALASKA 0IL & GAS CONSERVATION COHMISSION Memorandum To File: API No. Well Name Operator Location PTD No. 6~--/1~ Lease Abnd Date Spud: {~f~69, TD: ~4fg'g , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. sic c~g: /~ ~ ' ' Liner: -- Peri intervals - tops Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, .and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. [ tI ' ~ '' J -- ., - j - I.- ; - _ . ~ Well head ~t off: '~ .. Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: Conclusions: Code Date 22, 1970 ~er~d ~ral. tgency of' Alaska, ~c. · ~.ch~r~l~e, ~aska ~9~1 ~ ~or~ OIL & MINERALS LU LOVELY Geologist SUITE 4413 ~ ANCHORAGE LEGAL CENTER · 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE ANCHORAGE · ALAES KA · ~95n1 PHONE · (9 n'7) 277-15S1 DI~ILLINr- BLOC:KS · LEASES · ROYALTIES · INVESTMENT SERVIE:ES April 21, 1970 ~, OKG K£V HW~ K ..... REL The Alaska Oil' & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 FIL~ -- RE: Beaver Lakes State No. 1 State Permit No. 69'112 Gentlemen: The captioned well was plugged and abandoned on February 23, 1970 and report of abandonment on FOrm P-3 was submitted to your office on March 5, 1970. On April 17, 1970 eomplete well information was submitted to you, including well logs, cores, samples and reports required by the conservation regulations. Ail required information having now been submitted to you, will you please release the $25,000.00 Drilling Bond which I filed on November 14, 1969. This bond was dated NoVember 7,' 1969 and was executed by myself as principal and The Rome insurance Company as surety. Very yours, LCL:pr. XC: Ken C. Johnson, Inc., 1034 West Fourth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Dick Osgood Preferred General Agency of Alaska, Inc,, 508 West 6th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn: Sam Hartman PLEASE REPLY BY AIR MAIL 0IL & MINERALS LU/[ LOVELY I' Geologist SUITE: 440 S ANCHORAGE LEGAL CENTER · 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE ANOHORABE · ALASKA · 99501 PHONE · (gn?) 277-3551 DRILLING BLnP. KS · LEASES · Rr'tYALTIES · INVESTMENT SERVIP. ES April 17, 1970 The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 TRM-- OKG KLV HWK REL .,..----- .._--... fiLE RE: Beaver Lakes State No. 1 Lum Lovely, Operator State Permit - No. 69-112 Gentlemen: The followiBg listed information and reports are submitted to you herewith, covering captioned test well: Ie 1. Form P-7, Well Completion Report. 2. Completion Report. 3. Summary of Formation Tests. (Item 1 through 7 at) 4. Casing Record. (left submitted in ) 5. Drilling Report. (duplicate. ) 6. Conventional Core Description. 7. Schlumberger Sidewall Core Descriptions. II. Dual Induction Laterolog (2" = 100' & 5" = 100'). 1. Sepia. 2. Blue Line Print. III. Mud Log 1. Sepia. 2. Blue Line Print. IV. Ve Cutting samples, complete set Interval = 405' to 8474' TD. Core Chips Taken at one foot intervals. Covering cored interval from 8190' to 8197'. yours, LCL: pr Encls. PLEASE I~EPLY BY AIR MAIL ~0rm P--7 { susM~T ~N Dur~,I~i ~. STATE OF ALASKA (See otkr, r in- structions on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE reve,'se side) i WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* CONFIDENTI ,E 5. API NUMERICAL CODE 50-009-20003 I~ DESIGNA~ON ~ND ~ NO. ADL-23601 la. TYPE OF WELL: b. TYPE OF COMPLETION: NEW[] W0nK [] WELL OVER OIL F~ GAS F~ DRY ~R[] Other WELL WELL DEEP- ~ PLUG ~ DIFF. ~ EN BACK RESVR. Other Exploratory 9. NAME OF OPERATOR Lure Lovely a.k.a. L. C. Lovely, Jr., 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Suite 440~ 1016 W. 6th Ave. ~ Anchorage~ Alaska 99501 ~. LOCATION OF WELL (Re~ort loc(~tion c~early and in accordance with any State requirements)* corner Sec. 32, Atsurface 676' South & 1971' West from N.E. T. 18 N., R. 3 W., S.M. At top prod. interval reporled below Did not produce. At total depth Same as surface location. ~. IF I1N'DIA_N[, ALLOTTEE OR TI:~IBE NA,M~ 8. UNIT,FARM OR LEASE NANIE Beaver Lakes State g. %VELL NO. No. 1 10. FIELD Aa%ID POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, S.M. Straight Hole 12. PEmVIIT 1~O. 69-112 13. DATE S~0DDED 14. DATE T.D. REACHED 115. DATE CO,IVLP SUS.P Feb. 9,19 70 . Dec.22,1969 Feb. 23, 1970 18. TOrCAL DEPTH, 1VLD & TVDpg. PLUG, I~A~CK MD & TVD~20. IF 1VEULTmLE COiVI~L., 21. '/ I I-~OW 1VIA/~Y* ROTARY TOOLS 8,474' MD Abandoned None 0-8474' 22. PRODUCING IATTE~RVAL(S), o,r THIS CO.MPL~T~O~T--'IflD~, BOTTOM, NAME (BaD AND q~q))* Did not produce See Completion Report E~EVATIONS (DF, RKB I~T, OR, .~1~C)*!17. F~[~.' CASINGI-1-EAD 267.20' RT] 247.65' 'iNTERVALS "DR[LLED BY CABLE TOOLS 23. W~S DIRECTIO,NAL iSURVEY 1VIAD E NO 24. TYPE ELECTRIC A/~D OTHER LOGS RUIq , Also mud log by Geologic '.~Schlumberger DIL BHC, SNP-GR, .FDC-GR, HDT MLL, CBL,~ & FT; Engineering S. ervice r., 2~. ' CASING RECORD (Report all 'strings se% in well) " 30" 5/8" wall ['driVe [ 3.1' IDriven I 0 ', 1 o" I ...... 16" 65 . [H-40 ! 40,5 685 sacks 0 ,' 10-3/~", 40% /~-SS I i14-3,/4"! 1200 sacks 0 7v 23 & 26 /'N-8° i 415p' i 9-7/8" ,[ 1500 sacks 0 26. LINER REC'0t:~D [27. TUBING 1RECOD No ' · 28. PERFORATIONS OP?.-2N TO PRODUCTIO/q (Interval, size and number) 29. ACID, SHOT, FZL~CTLrRE, C'F~VIENT SQUEEZE, E~C. D~k°TI{ IiNTE~IVAL (MD) I ANIOUAIT ;.al%ID KINT) O,F 1VI2kT~R/AL USED · Did not produce. 578'-579' 60 sacks Cal Seal ] See Completion Report. 3152' 25 sacks Class G Cement ~ 31'14' 10 sacks Class G Cement · 2'~54' 25 sacks Class G Cement 30. ~ PI%ODUCTION DATE FIRS:T Pi~ODUCTION [PI~ODUCTION METHO,D (Flowing, gas Iii, t, pumping--size and type of pump) [ '.-Did not produce - See Completion Report DATE OF TEST, [HOUI~S TESTED [~OXE SIZE [PROD'N FO~ OI~BBL. FLO~, ~B~G' [~S~G P~SSU~ [C~C~ OI~BBL. GA~. 31. DISPOSITION OF GAS (Sold, used for fuel, vented, etc.) WELL STATTJS (Producing or shut-in) 33. I hereby cer~2d information is complete and correct as determined from allravailable records SIGNED .FL. C.' Lovely~ ly. ~ TITLE Operator DATE March 23, *(See~structions and Spaces for Additional Data on Reverse Side) 1970 INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for subrnitling a complete and correct well completion report and log on ., all types of lan.ds and leases in Alaska. Item: 16.: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments, given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. ~ ,- :. Items '~0, and 22:: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prcducing interval, or intervals, 'top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page) .on this form, adequately identified, for each add~itional interval to be seperately produced, show- lng the adiditional data pertinent to such interval. : :~ Item26: "Sacks 'Cement": Attached supplemental ,records for this well should show the details of any mul- -- tiple stage cementing anct the location of the cementing, tool.' Item 28: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produc~l. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). ., ,. !,iMi~Y OF:I~OR1V~ATION TESTs INcLuDING INTERVAL TESTED, PRESSURE DATA. ANT) ~_,COVER/ES OF OIL, GAS, WAT~ AND MUD , ?. NA~ ME~s. ' , ,, · ~ ,,,, ,,. . . . ,, ~:.~:e:attached S~Y OF FORHATION TESTS, CASING RECORD, and Top ~es~ Forelanc ';~- daSly DRILLISG REPORT ~or detaSls, formarSon ........ 8,250 . · . . ;')~E~ DATA, A~ACII BRIE~. D~CRIPI~ONS OF LITIiOLOGY. POROSITYi:'FRAc~R~, APP~NT DIPS AND DETECT~I) SIIOWS . Descriptions attached. . ~',. WELL: CONFIDENTIAj2 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. DRILLING REPORT CASING RECORD: "Beaver ~akes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools December 28~ 1969 (PERIOD ENDING) 30" - 31' 16" C 405' Drilling 14-3/4" hole DATE 1969 Dec 22 Dec 23 Dec 24 Dec 25 Dec 26' Dec 27 )ec 28 DEPTH (RT) REd, iRKS 48' 387' 459' Rigged up and spudded in with 14-3/4" bit #1 at 9:00 P.M., December 22, 1969. Gel and water mud: 66#/cu.ft., 100 sec. Drilled ahead with 14-3/4" bit #1, adding three 9" and three 7" drill collars to string. Survey: 90'--l°; 198'=¼°; 295'=3/4°. Mud: 71#, 150 sec. Continued drilling ahead with 14-3/4" bit #1 to 459'. Ran 14-3/4" pilot bit on 20" Security hole opener and opened 14-3/4" hole to 20". to 237' when circulation returns broke out around cellar. Rigged up cellar jet. Survey: 417'--l°.' Mud: 71#, 150 sec. 459' Continued opening 14-3/4" hole to 20" to 415'. Dropped drift indicator and pulled out. Survey at 375' in hole opener was 1°. Ran 16"-65#~ H-40 short,, thread and collar casing fitted with HOWCO Stab-in float shoe to 405': Had HOWCO Centralizer at 400'. Ran 4½" drill pipe inside 16" and stabbed into float shoe. All threads on joint #1 were held with four 2" tack welds. The mill threads of joints #2 and #3 were held with four 2" tack welds and both field threads were held with Bakerloc. 459 ' Cemented With 4~" a drill pipe stabbed into HOWCO float shoe at 405', pumped 685 sacks of Columbia Type "G" cement down drill pipe and had good cement returns to surface. Pulled drill pipe and float held okay. Cut off 30" and strapped to 16". Welded 20"-2000# flange on 16". Installed 20" Hydril and flow nipple. 459 ' Drilled and cased mouse hole and rat hole. Reset rotary table and rigged up to test Hydril then drill ahead. 1,035' Ran 14-3/4" bit #3 on three 9" drill collars on eleven, 7" drill collars. Pressure tested Hydril around 9" drill collars to 900# for 15 minutes. Drilled out' cement 390' to 410', cleaned out to 459' and drilled ahead with 90 RPM and 35,000#. Mud: 75#, 90 sec. Surveys: =1°. ; 987' ! OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools January. 1, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) ONFIDENTI CASING RECORD: 30"- 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' DATE DEPTH (RT) 1969 Dec 29 1,551' Dec 30 1,877' Dec 31 1,877' 1970 Jan 1 Jan 2 1,877' Cemented 2,008' ~m~Am~s Drilled ahead with bit #3 to 1141', changed bit and drilled ahead. To maintain hole angle, changed to 180 RPM and 20 000# on bit. Surveys: 1079' 1°; 1295'=1¼°; 1385'=1° , ---- 1478'=1¼°. Mud: 73#, 50/120 seconds. 'Drilled ahead with bit #4 on three 9" drill collars on eleven~ 7" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. Bit died and was changed at 1670' then drilled ahead with 180 RPM and 20,000# on bit. Surveys: 1570'=3/4°; 1647'=1~°; 1779'=2°; 1870'=2°. Pulled 5 stands, reran to 1877' and circulated 1 hour. Pulled out for Schlumberger. Ran Schlumberger electrical logs and recorded 405' to 1872'. Made one clean out run while running logs. After completion of electrical logs, reran 14-3/4" bit #5 to 1877' and conditioned mud for casing. Measured in and cemented new 10-3/.4", 40½#~ K-55~ R-3~ Youngstown, buttress casing through HOWCO guide shoe at 1827' with 1200 sacks Columbia Type "G" cement by HOWCO two-plug method with 1000# final pressure when plugs seated. Had approximately 50 sacks cement returned to surface. Mixed all cement slurry to 120#. Last 150 sacks mixed 3% by weight with calcium chloride. HOWCO float collar at 1783'. Mill threads on bottom 3 joints, spot welded with four 2" welds and field threads held with Bakerloc. Let cement set 7 hours then removed Hydril. Found small gas leak between 10-3/4" casing and 16". Good hard cement in annulus. Cut off 16" casing at base of cellar. Welded on 10"-3000# O.C.T. casing head on 10-3/4" casing. Closed 10-3/4" x 16" annulus with ¼" plate steel and installed 2" bleedoff line from this annulus. TeSted welds on 10" casing head with 3000 psi. Installed dual 12"-3000# hydraulic Shaffer B.O.P. and GK~12 Hydril. Tested complete shut off rams with 2300 psi fOr 15 minutes. Laid down 9" dri-ll collars. Hooked up and tested choke manifold with 3000 psi. Filled manifold with diesel oil. Ran 9-7/8" bit #6 on twelve 7" drill collars to 1781'. Tested closed Hydril around 4½" ' ' ~e'with 2300 psi for 15 minutes. PAGE 2 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a.L.C. LOVELY~ JR:. DRILLING REPORT WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Mat anuska-Susitna LOC: Sec. 32, .T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools January 6, 19 70 (PERIOD ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE -- 19 70 Jan 2, Con't. Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 6 DEPTH (RT) 2,122 ' 2,375' 2,689 ' 2,996' RElvL&I:LK S Drilled out cement from 1781' to 1801'; exposing the ports in HOWCO float collar. Tested pipe rams around 4½" drill pipe with 2500 psi for 15 minutes. Drilled out balance of cement, cleaned out to 1877' and drilled ahead with 120 RPM and 20,000# to 1978'. Surveys: 1978'=3°. Reduced bit weight to 10,000# and 180 RPM and drilled ahead. Conditioned mud to 71 lb, 43 sec., 4.0 ml., 11% solids, 3/4% sand. While drilling ahead with 9-5/8" bit #5 at 2087', bearing in rotary table failed. Pulled out and changed rotary table. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #6 on two 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on four 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on 4½" drill pipe, and drilled ahead with '10,000# and 180 RPM. Survey: 2069'=2-3/4°. Mud: 71#, 40 sec., 4.0 mi. Continued drilling ahead with bit #6 until it died at 2371'. Pumps 6½" x 18", 58 SPM, Mud: 72 lbs., 45 sec., 5.'0 ml., 10% solids, 3/4% sand. Syrveys: 2157'=2¼°; 2218'=2¼°; 2270'=2½o; 2371'=1-7/8°. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #7 on two 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on four 7" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead. Continued to drill ahead with 9-7/8" bit #7. Mr. Ed Larson of ~he State Oil and Gas Committee inspected and approved the B.O.P. installation. Bit #7 died at 2371'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #8 on same assembly and with 10 ,~#-15 ,000# and 180 RPM, drilled ahead. Mud: 73#, 44 sec., 5.0 ml., 11% solids, 1% sand. Surveys: 2462'=1-3/4°; 2556'=2o; 2647 '=1-3/4°. Continued drilling with bit #8 to 2754'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #9 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on seven 7" x 30' drill collars 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on 4½" drill pipe, and drilled ahead with 15,000#, 160 RPM and 1600 psi pump pressure with 6½" x 18" pump at 58 SPM. Surveys: 2743'=1-3/4°; 2833'=2o; 2922'=1-2/3°· PAGE 3 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. DRILLING REPORT WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec. 32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT ... Rota. ry Tools January 11~ 19 70 (PERIOD ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE 19 70 Jan 7 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12 DEPTH REMARKS 3,280' Continued drilling ahead with 9-7/8" bit #9 to 3099'. Changed to bit #10 on same assembly and drilled ahead. Changed to 20,0001~ and 120 RPM. Surveys: 3018'=1-3/4°; 3143'=1½°; 3231'=1¼°. Mud: 77#, 49 sec., 4.3 al, 14% solids, 1½% sand. Making no additions to mud except Caustic, Spersene, and XP-20. No water loss control additive. 3,453' Continued drilling ahead with 9-7/8" bit #10 to 3354'. Magnaglowed all of drilling assembly. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #11 on two 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on three 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on six 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on 4½" drill pipe, and drilled ahead with 20,000#-30,000# and 120 RPM. Surveys: 3328'=1¼°; 3390'=1°. Mud: 76#, 43 sec., 4.4 ml, 14% solids. 3,727' Continued drilling ahead with 9-7/8" bit ~11 to 3722'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #12 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" SerVco blade stabilizer on seven 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" ServCo blade stabilizer on 4½" drill pipe. Cleaned out bridge from 3235'-45'. Ran on in and drilled ahead. Mud: 78#, 41 sec., 3.8 al, 15% solids, 1-3/4% sand. 3,922' Continued drilling with 9-7/8" bit #12 to 3922'. Changed to bit #13~ on eleven 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade .stabilizer on 6¼" Baash-Ross bumper sub on four 6¼" x 30' drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. Mud': 78~, 43 sec., 4.0 ml, 15% solids and show of oil in mud distillation. Surveys: 3750'=¼o; 3921'=½°. Now drilling with 30,000#, 120 RPM, 6½" x 18" pump 60 SPM. 4,229' Ran on into hole and drilled ahead with bit #13 to 4229' using 50,000#, 115 RPM. Mud: 78#, 43 sec., 4.5 ml, 20% solids, 2½% sand. Survey: 4229'=¼°. No trace of drag on trips. 4,386' Ran in 9-7/8" bit ~14 on 338'-7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on Baash-Ross bumper sub on ~ ~ C ~:i: V ~ r}20'-6¼" drill collar on z,.,,- ...l~,Dipe. Drilled ahead A}NC:;'iQRA~.[ PAGE 4 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. DRILLING REPORT CASING RECORD: WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec. 32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools January 17, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) 30" - 31' ' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE 1970 Jan 12, Con't. DEPZ (RT) REMARKS with 50,000# and 115 RPM to 4383'. Pulled out and changed bumper sub. Had been running bumper Sub closed, but found excessive wear after 31~ hours drilling. Mud: 80#, 50 sec.; 3.8 ml, 20% solids. Survey: 4383'=~°. Ran into hole. Jan 13 4,626' Ran in 9-7/8" bit #15 on same assembly and drilled ahead with 50,000# on bit to 4578'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #16 on twelve 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on Baash-Ross bumper sub on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe, and drilled ahead. Mud: 79#, 40 sec., 3.6 ml, 18% solids, 2½% sand. Watering mud to control solids. Still no additions for watar loss control. Survey: 4571' = No good. Jan 14 4,890' Continued drilling ahead with bit #16 to 4769'. Ran in bit #17 on twelve 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. (Laid down bumper sub account excessive wear after 3 days use). Drilled ahead with 30,000#-45,000# on bit. Survey: 4769 '=2°. Mud: 79#, 40 sec., 3.5 ml. Jan 15 5,163' Continued drilling ahead with bit #17 to 4926' where bit died. Ran 9-7/8" bit #18 on same assembly and drilled ahead to 5163' where bit died with 50,000#. Mud: 79#, 40 sec., 3.5 ml, 18% solids, 1-3/4% sand. Survey: 5163 '=2-3/4°. ~Jan 16 5,314' Ran in 9-7/8" bit #19 on 368' of 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on Baash-Ross bumper sub on 179' of 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead with 35,000#-45,000# on bit, 115 RPM. 6~" x 18" pump, 60 SPM. Mud: 82#, 45 sec., 3.9 ml, 19% solids, 2½% sand. Jan 17 5,488' Bit #19 died at 5314'. Ran 9-7/8" bit #20 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on three 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on seven 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on Baash-Ross bumper sub on six 6¼"i drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. Drilled ahead with 10,000#-20 000#-50 ,000# to 5488'. Surveys: 5383'=1½°, 5488'=3°. Mud: 8~#, 43~'sec.3.7 ml. PAGE 5 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a; L. C. LOVELY, JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools January 22~ 1970· (PERIOD ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30"- 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole pATE DEPTH (RT) 19 70 Jan 18 5,718' Jan 19 5,833' Jan 20 5,9 40 ' Jan 21 6,113' jan 22 6,328' REMARKS Ran 9-7/8" bit #21 on same assembly and drilled to 5718' when bit died. Desilter now in mud system. Drilled with 30,000#,'' 118 RPM. Mud: 83#, 45 sec., 3.6 ml, 18% solids, 2~% sand. Survey: 5718'=1-3/4°. Ran 9-7/8" bit #22 on same assembly and drilled ahead to 5833' when pump pressure began to drop. Pulled out and laid down washed out drill collar. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #23 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on. 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on seven 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco blade stabilizer on Baash-Ross bumper sub on six 6¼" drill collar on 4½" drill pipe. Survey: 5833'=1-3/4°. Added prime mover to desilter. Mud: 83#, 50 sec., 3.9 mi, 20% solids. Drilled ahead with 9-7/8" bit #23 to 5940' with 45,,000#- 55,000# on bit and 112 RPM. Mud: 82#, 42 sec., 4.3 ml, 19% solids, 1% sand. SWACO desilter works better as a desander than it does a desilter. Survey: 5940'=2°.. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #24 on same assembly and drilled with 20,000#-55,000# and 105-115 RPM to 6111'. Pulled out and removed bumper sub from assembly. Dangerously battered in 88-3/4 hours of drilling. Ran 9-7/8" bit #25' on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on seven 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead. Survey: 6111'=2½°. Mud: 83#, 52 sec., 4.1 ml, 20% solids and 2.0% sand, Continued t° drill ahead with 9-7/8" bit #25 to 6320'. Pulled out and laid down one washed out joint of drill pipe. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #26 on bit sub with float on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on five 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars 'on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead with 20,000# and 160 RPM. Survey: 6320'=3¼°. During round trip, calip- ered 60 stands of 4½" drill pipe and found 34 tool joints that were 5½" OD.. Mud: 81#, 44 sec., 4.2 mi, 17% solids. PAGE 6 OF 16 ' OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State'.' No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools ...... .January... 28, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) CONFIDENTLY' CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE DEPTH (RT) 1970 Jan 23 6,512' Jan 24 6,65 7 ' Jan 25 6,838' Jan 26 7,015' Jan 27 7,157' Jan 28 7,334' REMARKS Continued to drill ahead with bit #26 to 6482' with 40,000#- 50,000# and 112 RPM. Mud: 82#, 44 sec., 4.3 ml, 19% solids, 1½% sand. Ran 9-7/8" bit #27 on same assembly and drilled ahead. Survey: 6482 '=3¼°. Continued to drill ahead with bit #27 to' 6583'. Pulled out and calipered all drill pipe bodies. Found one joint with body OD ranging, between 4-7/16" and 4-3/8". Laid down this single. Ran 9-7/8" bit #28 on same bottom hole assembly and drilled ahead. Mud: 80#, 43 sec., 4.4 al, 20% solids, 3/4% sand. Survey: 6583 '=2-3/4°. Continued to drill ahead with 9-7/8" bit #28 to 6770'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #29 on bit sub float on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on eight 7" ,x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead with 30,000#-40,000# and 112 RPM.- 6~" x 18" pump, 64 SPM, 1800#. Mud: 81#, 48 sec., 4.6 ml, 18% solids, 1% sand. Survey: 6770 '=2¼°. Continued to drill ahead with 9-7/8" bit #29 to 6843'. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #30 on same assembly and drilled ahead with 50,000# and 115 RPM to 7015'. Pulled out for bit change. Mud: 81#, 36 sec., 4.9 ml, 16½% solids 1% sand. Surveys: 6843 '=2°; 7015 ' =1°. ' Ran 9-7/8" bit #31 on same assembly and drilled with 50,000# and 118 RPM to 7157'. Changed drilling line and belts on D-1000 pump. Survey: 7157'=2½°. Mud: 82#, 43 sec., 4.4 al, 17½% solids, 1% sand. Maximum of 15,000# drag during round trips. Ran 9-7/8" bit #32 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on ten 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled to 7331' with 40,000#-50,000# and 112 RPM. Ran 9-7/8" bit #33 on bit float sub on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on eight 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼", drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead. Surve{: 7331'=_~~:~1#~ 42 sec., 4.8 al, 17% solids, 1% sand. ]~ /~J OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. DRILLING REPORT WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools February 3, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) CONFIDENTI - CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE DEPTH (RT) - 19 70 'Jan 29 7,457" Jan 30 7,609' Jan 31 7', 790 ' Feb 1 7,886 ' Feb 2 7,987' Feb 3 '8,111' I~E~S Continued drilling with 9-7/8" bit #33 to 7457' with 45,000# and 112 RPM. Measured in 9-7/8" bit #34 on junk sub on same drilling assembly. Survey: 7457'=2-1/8°. Hud: 81#, 43 sec., 4.5 ml. Continued measuring in bit #34 and made no depth correction. Drilled ahead to 7600' with 45,000# and 115 RPM. Ran in 9-7/8" bit #35 on same assembly and drilled ahead. Mud: 81#, 43 sec., 4.7 ml., 17½% solids, 1¼% sand. Survey: 7600 '=3©. Continued drilling with 9-7/8" bit #35 to 7759'. Ran 9-7/8" bit #36 on junk sub on bit float sub on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on eight 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" x 30' drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead. Survey: 7759'=2-3/4o. Mud: 81#, 47 sec., 5.0 ml., 1¼% sand. 600 ppm chloride ion detected in mud. Continued drilling with 9-7/8" bit #36 to 7844'. Ran 9-7/8" bit #37 on same drilling assembly and drilled to 7886' with 46,000# and 112 RPM. Survey: 7886'=2-3/4©. Mud: 81#, 45 sec., 4.8 ml. Ran 9-7/8" bit #38 on same drilling assembly and drilled with 45,000# and 80-112 RPM to 7954'. Ran 9-7/8" bit #39 on same drilling assembly and drilled ahead. Mud: 81#, 42 sec., 4.6 ml., 20% solids, 1½% sand. Continued drilling with 9-7/8" bit #39 to 8018'. Ran 9-7/8" bit #40 on junk sub on bit float sub on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on eight 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe and drilled ahead with 40,000#-45,000# and 115 RPM. 6½" x 18" pump, 62 SPM. Mud: 79#, 52 sec., 5.0 ml,, 16% solids, 1% sand. PAGE 8 OF 16 OP_/~_R OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR; DRILLING REPORT WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools Feb ruary 7, 19 70 (PERIOD ENDING) CONFIDENTI- - E CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' Drilling 9-7/8" hole DATE DEPTH (RT) 19 70 Feb 4 8,190 ' Fish @ 8153' Feb 5 8,190 ' Fish @ 8153' Feb 6 8,197' Feb 7 8,299 ' Feb 8 8,415 ' RECEIVED APR ! ? ::.:~ ~ :..~ ANCH~AO~ REMARKS Continued drilling ahead with bit ~/40 to 8122'. Ran 9-7/8" bit f/41 on same drilling assembly and drilled to 8190'; then twisted off. Pulled out and left one 6-7/8" x 30' drill collar, bit float sub, junk sub and bit in hole. Top of fish 8153'. Mud: 80~/, 38 sec., 5.2 ml, 17% solids, 1¼% sand. Ran in 8-7/8" Bowen overshot with 7" grapples on bumper sub on ten 7" x 30' drill collars on six 6¼" drill collars to 8153' and attempted to engage fish. Pulled out. No recovery. Ran 8-7/8" Bowen overshot with 7-1/8" grapples on same assembly and attempted to work over fish at' 8153'. Marks on overshot indicated it was going beside fish. Ran in 8-7/8" Bowen overshot dressed with 6-7/8" milling guide and grapples on one 4½" x 30' single of drill pipe on bumper sub on Bowen jars on ten 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. Worked overshot over and recovered all of fish. Magnaglowed all drill collars. Laid down two drill collars with cracked pins. Ran in 7-5/8" Reese conventional core barrel f/42-1 on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" x 30' drill collars and cored from 8190' to 8197'. Recovered 6' shale with 15° dips. Mud: 82f/, 38 sec., 5.3 ml, 17% solids, 1½% sand. Ran in 9-7/8" bit f/43 on junk sub on bit float sub on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on four 7" x 30" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on six 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe. Opened 7-5/8" core hole to 9-7/8" and drilled ahead. Mud: 80f/, 40 sec., 5.1 ml, 16% solids. Continued drilling ahead with bit ~43 to 8319' with 32,000~/ and 112 RPM. Ran 9-7/8" bit ~/44 on junk sub on bit float sub on two 7" drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on two 7" x 30' drill collars on four 7" x 30' drill collars on 9-5/8" Servco stabilizer on twelve 6¼" x 30' drill collars on 4~" drill pipe and drilled a~40,O00f/ and 115 RPM. PAGE 9 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20" RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools February 11.,. 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) CONFIOENTI CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 9-7/8" hole to 8474' See final casing record for perforation details DATE 1970 Feb 8, Con't. Feb 9 Feb 10 Feb 11 Feb 12 DEPTH (RT) 8,474' 8,474' 8,474' 8,474~ REMARKS · Survey: 8319'=2°. Mud: 82f/, 40 sec., 5.4 ml 15% solids Continued drilling ahead with 9-7/8" bit f/44 to 8474'. Made 25 stand wiper run to condition hole for Schlumberger.~ While pulling out, stuck string with bit at 3680'. Ran Dialog free point indicator and back-off shot. Backed off and recovered · one 6¼" drill collar. Top of fish at 3137'. Ran 6¼" drill collar on Bowen bumper sub on Bowen jars on five 6" drill collars on accelerator sub on 4½" drill pipe. S cr~wed-_into and bumped fish loose. Pulled out and recovered all of fish. Ran open ended 4½" drill pipe to 8474' and conditioned mud for Schlumberger. (Overall ~ime of 50 days 0 hours to 84?4'). Started running Schlumberger logs. Mud: 82~, 47 sec., 5.4 ml, 16% solids, 1¼% sand. Ran Schlumberger logs. Ran Schlumberger logs. Ran Schlumberger logs and side wall sampler. Recovered 26 out of 30 side wall cores attempted. Ran Schlumberger FIM-C wire line formation tester with 10,250 cc sample capacity, 4X .020 chokes, and one 7/8" perforating charge. Made Schlumberger Wire Line Formation Test No. 1 to test for gas through one ½" hole in 10-3/4" casing at 1777'. Flowline open 5 minutes for Initial Shut-In; then sample chamber open 27.2 minutes for flow (sampling) test. Initial Shut-In Pressure = 910 psi; Final Flow (sampling) Pressure = 390 psi; Final Shut-In Pressure = 710 psi; Final Hydrostatic Pressure = 1030 psi. Recovered 8.2 cu. ft. methane gas, trace mud, no water. Pressure charts indicate partial plugging throughout test. Results of test indicate dry methane gas producible from zone tested. Made Schlumberger Wire Line Formation Test No. 2 to test for gas through..., one ½" hole in 10-3/4" casing at 1666' with same testing assembly described above. Flowline open 8 minutes for Initial Shut-In; then sample chamber open 26.2 minutes for flow (sampling) test. Initial Shut-In Pressure = 810 psi; Final Flow (sampling) Pressure = 690 psi; Final Shut-In Pressure = 815 psi; Final Hydrostatic Pressure = 965 psi. Recovered 16.6 cu. ft. free methane gas, no mud, no water. Pressure charts indicate tester operated free of plugging throughout test. Results of test indicate 1.2 million~c~tu of methane gas OPERAT~ PAGE iQ OF 16 .' OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT. DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools February 14, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 9-7/8" hole to 8474' See final casing record for perforation details DATE 19 70 Feb 12, Con't. DEPTH (RT) Feb 13 8,474' Feb 14 8,474' Cleaning Out Feb 15 8,474' Cleaning Out 4,250 ' RECEIVED REMARKS per 24-hour day Absolute Open Flow. Potential may be expected from the zone tested. Measured in dual 7-7/8" Lynes open hole Straddle Packers on 4½" drill pipe with 810' fresh water cushion. Attempted to make Lynes Drill Stem Test No. 1 to test for gas in open hole from 3128'-3138'. Packers would not pack off. Pulled out and found bottom packer ruptured. Rap in dual 9" Lynes open hole straddle packers on 4~" drill pipe with 819' fresh water cushion. Attempted to make Lynes Drill Stem Test No. 2 to test for gas in open hole from 3127' to 3137'. Packer immediately failed. Pulled out and found top packer 'ruptured. Laid down all 7" drill collars. Set HOWCO 10-3/4" casing retainer on Dresser Atlas wire line at 600'. Perforated four Dresser Atlas jet holes at 578'- 579'. Measured in and set HOWCO retainer on 4~" drill pipe at 540'. With retainer at 540', perforated holes at 578' and bridge plug at 600', mixed 15 sacks of 60 minute Cal-Seal and squeezed all slurry one half barrel past holes at 578' at 200 psi final pressure. Let slurry set 135 minutes. The gas leaking between the 10-3/4" and 16" casing decreased approx- imately 75%. With the same assembly, the holes at 578' took 1½ barrels of water per minute at 200 psi. Mixed second 15-sack batch of Cal-Seal and again squeezed all slurry ½ barrel past holes at 578' at 200 psi final pressure. After 100 minutes, the gas leak was reduced to only a trace. After setting 174 minutes, the holes at 578' took 1 barrel of water per minute at 600 psi. Mixed 30 sacks of 60 minute Cal-Seal and squeezed two barrels of slurry (11 sacks) through perfora- tions at 578' at 600 psi final pressur~e. Left 4 sacks of slurry on retainer at 540'. Pulled out drill pipe. The gas leak was eliminated. Ail squeeze cementing by HOWCO displace- ment method. Ran used 9-7/8" bit on ten 6¼" drill collars on 4½" drill pipe to drill out retainer, Cal-Seal and bridge plug were drilling at 600' at midnight. Completed drilling out all retainers. Pulled out, laYing down drill pipe and a~ll but 'three 6" drill collars. Ran 9-7/8" bit on three 6" drill collars on 4~" drill pipe to PAGE 11 OF 16 ~ OPERATOR: 'LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary. Tools February 17, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30"- 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 7" C 4150' See final casing record for perforation details. DATE 1970 Feb 15, Con't. Feb 16 Feb 17 Feb 18 DEPTH (RT) 8,474' Cemented 8,474' Plug 4,106' 8,474' Cementing' REMARKS laid down all 4k" 2 drill pipe, drill collars and Kelly. Began to run 7" casing. Measured in and cemented new 7" Japanese 23# and 26# N-80 Range-3 casing through HOWCO float shoe at 4150' with approximately 1500 sacks Columbia Type "G" cement by HOWCO two-plug method. Lost returns last 5 barrels of displacement. Final pressure 1500# when plugs seated. Bled off pressure and floats held. Mixed all cement to ll4#-ll6#/cu.ft., with fresh water, except last 100 sacks were mixed to 118#-120#. HOWCO differential fillup collar top at 4108'. Bottom four threads were spot welded. Casing is as follows: 0' to 110' is 7" 26# long thread and collar N-80; 110' to 3485' is 7" 23# long thread and collar N-80; 3485' to 4150' is 7" 26# long thread and collar N-80. HOWCO centralizers installed at: 1820', 1881', 2851', 2907', 3109', 3153', 3207', 3249', 3361', 3403', 3943', 4001', 4055' and 4101'. Landed casing with 80,000# tension in 10"-3000 O.C.T. casing head. Cut off casing 18" above head and belled top. Reinstalled dual 12" Shaffer and GK-12 Hydril. Made up and ran 2-7/8" EU N-80 Range-2, 6.5#, 8 round Japanese tubing to top 'of plugs at 4106'. Conditioned mud. Pulled out and stood tubing in mast. Ran Schlumberger cement bond log then perforated 4 Schlumberger jets by collar measurements at 3991'. Measured in HOWCO RTTS Tool on 2-7/8" EU tubing. Set bottom of tool at 3898', with holes at 3991' and plug at 4106', holes took 2~ barrels of fluid in 10 minutes at 3000#. Quit pumping and pressure dropped to 1900# and held. Assumed water shut off. Pulled HOWCO RTTS Tool up 3 stands. Ran Schlumberger wire line gun through tubing and tool. Using collar measurements, perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 3945'. Ran in and set HOWCO RTTS tool on 2-7/8" tubing at 3841', with holes at 3945' and 3991' and plug at 4106'. Pressured exposed holes and they took 1 barrel of fluid in 6 minutes at 2000#. Quit pumping and pressure dropped to 1900# and held. Released pressure and oil fluid returned to surface. ,.Assumed water shut off on perforation at'3945' and 3991'. P.~lled RTTS tool to 2900'. PAGE 12 OF 16 ~' "'O~P:ERATg~7 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. CONFIDEN TIA[ WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PEP~IT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N, R3W, S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT DRILLING REPORT Rotary Tools February 18; 1970 (PERIOb ENDING) CASING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 7" C 4150' See final casing record for perforation details. DATE 1970: Feb 18, Con't. DEPTH (RT) REMARKS Ran Schlumberger wire line gun through 2-7/8" tubing and tool, and by collar measurements perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 3152'. Ran in and set HOWCO RTTS tool on 2-7/8" tubing at 3078', with perforations at 3152', 3945", 3991' and plug at 4106'. Some holes took 1 barrel of fluid in 2 minutes at 1800#. Assuming the perforations at 3152' were taking the fluid, mixed 25 sacks Class "G" cement to ll4#/cu.ft and squeezed cemented until the top of the slurry was at 3133', using 2700# final pressure. Shut tool in and let cement set 6 hours. Released and pulled tool to 2982'. Ran Schlum- berger wire line gun perforator through 2-7/8" tubing and tool. Using casing collar measurements, checked top of cement plug at 3120' then perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 3114'. Set HOWCO RTTS tool on 2-7/8" tubing at 2982'. With perforations at 3114' and plug at 3120', perforations took 1 barrel of fluid in 2.7 minutes at 2000#. Mixed' 10 sacks of Class "G" cement to ll4#/cu.ft, and squeezed 8 sacks to formation at 2500#. Shut in tool and let cement set for 6 hours. Released and pulled tool to 2791'. Ran Schlum- berger wire line gun perforator through 2-7/8" tubing and tool. By casing collar measurements, located top of cement plug at 3080' then perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 2905'. Set HOWCO RTTS tool on 2-7/8" tubing at 2791'. With perforations at 2905' and plug at 3080', perforations at 2905', took 1 barrel of fluid in 6 minutes at 2000# and all fluid was returned to the surface when the pressure was released. A water shut off was assumed on the perforations at 2905'. Released RTTS tool at 2791'. Ran Schlumberger wire line perforator through 2-7/8" tubing and tool, and by casing collar measurements, perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 2854'. Reset HOWCO RTTS tool at 2791'. With perforations at 2854' and 2905' and plug at 3080', pressured tool and some holes took 1 barrel of fluid in 3 minutes at 2000#. Mixed 25 sacks o.f Type "G"'cement to ll4#/cu, ft. ,slurry and, assuming the slurry was going out the perforations at 2854', squeezed 10 sacks to formation at 2150#, then the pressure dropped to 2000# for the balance of the displace- ment. PAGE 13 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. DRILLING REPORT WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec. 32, T18N, R3W., S.M. ELEV: · 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools February 20, 19 70 .. (PERIOD ENDING) tONFIDENTIAI CAS ING RECORD: 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 7" C 4150 ' See final casing record for perforation details. DATE 19 70 Feb 19 8,474' Plug 2,870 ' Feb 20 8,474' Plug 4,106' Feb 21 8,474' Plug D;VI3~CN OF 0~, .S2[~} (3AS REMAPd~S Let squeezed cement set for 10 hours. Ran in 6-1/8" bit #45 on 7" Baker Casing Scraper on three 4¼" drill collars on 3%" drill pipe, picking up drill pipe from walk. Drilled out cement from 2807' to 2870'. Pulled out. Ran Schlumberger wire line gun, and by casing collar measurements, reperforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 2854'. Measured in HOWCO formation tester on dry 2-7/8" EU tubing. Made HOWCO Formation Test No. 1 in 7" casing to test for water shut off through reperforated holes at 2854'. Set packer at 2835' with tail to 2848' .,. Top of cement plug in 7" casing at 2870'. Opened tool for 60-minute water shut off test. Received puff blow of air from tubing and was dead in 5 minutes. After tool was open for 15 minutes received faint blow of air for 10 minutes then dead for balance of 60-minute test. Pulled out and recovered 20 lineal feet of mud. Blanked off chart indicated Initial Hydrostatic Pressure of 1305 psi, Initial Flow of 25 psi and Final Flow of 26 psi. Water shut off okay. Reran 6-1/8" bit on 7" casing scraper on three 4¼" drill collars on 3~" drill pipe. Drilled out cement from 2870' to 2880', then pushed cement plug to 3086'. Ran in HOWCO formation tester on dry 2-7/8" EU tubing. Made HOWCO Formation Test No. 2 in 7" casing to test for water shut off through perforations at 2854' (re-test) and at 2905'. Set packer at 2837' with tail to 2850'. Top of cement plug at 3086'. Opened tool for 60-minute water shut off test. Had light-declining blow of air for 25 minutes then dead for balance of 60-minute test. Pulled out and recovered 30 lineal feet of drilling fluid. Initial Hydrostatic Pressure was 1337 psi, Initial Flow was 28 psi, and Final Flow was 36 psi. Water shut off okay. Ran in 6-1/8" bit on 7" casing scraper on three 4¼" drill collars on 3½" drill pipe. Drilled out all cement and cleaned out to plug. at 4106'. Ran Schlumberger wire line perforator,' and by casing collar measurements perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes at 3970'-3971'. Ran in with HOWCO formation tester on dry 3%" drill pipe, and set packer at 39 33' with to 3946'. PAGE 14 OF 16 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. fZONFIDENTI DRILLING REPORT CASING RECORD: WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools (PERIOD ENDING) 30" - 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 7" C 4150' See final casing record for perforation details. DATE 19 70 Feb 21, Con't. pEpT, H (R,T) REMARKS Made HOWCO Formation Test No. 3 in 7" casing to test for Kas through perforated interval 3970'-3971' with water shut off perforations at 3945' and 3991', and cement plug at 4106'. Opened tool with ¼" surface choke and 5/8" bottom choke for 5-minute first flow period with a very weak blow, then closed tool for 30-minute initial shut-in period. Reopened tool for 120-minute second flow through aforementioned chokes with a weak increasing blow for 50 minutes, a weak stable blow for 15 minutes, and diminishing blow for remainder of test. Pulled out and recovered 33 lineal feet of drilling mud. The blanked-off chart indicated tool was open throughout test with 2068 psi Initial Hydrostatic Pressure, 36 psi first- period Initial Flow Pressure, 36 psi first-period Final Flow Pressure, 434 psi Initial Shut-In Pressure, 39 psi second- period Initial Flow Pressure, 47 psi second-period Final Flow Pressure, and 2068 psi Final Hydrostatic Pressure. Ran Schlumberger wire line gun perforator and perforated the interval 3968'-3978' (the interval 3970'-3971' being re- perforated) with 4 Schlumberger jet holes per foot. Ran in with HOWCO formation tester on dry 3½" drill pipe, and set packer at 3933' with perforated anchor to 3946'. Made HOWCO Formation Test No. 4 in 7" casin~ to test for gas through perforated interval 3968'-3978' with water shut off per- forations at 3945' and 3991', and cement plug at 4106'. Opened tool with ¼" surface choke and 5/8" bottom choke for 5-minute first flow period with a very weak blow, then closed tool for 30-minute initial shut-in period. Reopened tool for 60-minute second flow period through aforementioned chokes with a weak diminishing blow throughout test. Pulled out and recovered 46 lineal feet of drilling mud. The blanked off chart indicated tool was open throughout test with 2075 psi Initial Hydrostatic Pressure, 50 psi first-period Initial Flow Pressure, 45 psi first-period Final Flow Pressure, 107 psi Initial Shut-In Pressure, 48 psi second-period Initial Flow Pressure, 48 psi second-period Final Flow Pressure, and 2075 psi Final Hydrostatic Pressure. Ran in 285' of 2-7/8" EU tubing on 3½" drill pipe and hung tubing at 4010'. Mixed 30 sacks of Columbia Type "G" cement to 116 lb/cu, ft., mixed with 3% by weight with Calcium Chloride. Equalized slurry into hole to f~2.1 ~ 3842'. PAGE 15 OF 16 '' '"-~"-"' ..... "0p~TOR . CONFIDENTIA OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. DRILLING REPORT CASING RECORD: WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 FIELD: Wi ldcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Susitna LOC: Sec.32, T18N., R3W., S.M. ELEV: 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT Rotary Tools February 23, 1970 (PERIOD ENDING) 30"- 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827' 7" C 4150' See final casing record for perforation details. DATE DEPTH (RT) 1970 Feb 21, Con't. REMARKS Ran Schlumberger wire line gun perforator, using casing collar measurements, perforated 4 Schlumberger jet holes per foot in intervals 3125' to 3130' and 3134' to 3141'. Feb 22 8,474' Plug 2,987' Ran in with HOWCO formation tester on dry 3½" drill pipe, 'and set packer at 3064' with perforated anchor to 3077'. Made HOWCO Formation Test No. 5 in 7" casing to test for gas through perforated intervals 3125 '-3130' and 3134'- 3141' with theoretical top of cement plug at 3842'. Opened tool with ¼" surface choke and 5/8" bottom choke for 5-minute first flow period with weak blow, then closed tool for 60-minute initial shut-in period. Reopened tool for 152- minute second flow period through the aforementioned chokes with a weak declining blow throughout test. Pulled out and recovered 33 lineal feet of drilling mud. The blanked off chart indicated tool was open throughout test with 1577 psi Initial Hydrostatic Pressure, 36 psi first-period Initial Flow Pressure, 38 psi first-periOd Final Flow Pressure, 72 psi Initial Shut In Pressure, 30 psi second-period Initial Flow Pressure, 32 psi second-period Final Flow Pressure, and 1577 psi Final Hydrostatic Pressure. Ran Schlumberger Collar Locator Log to check for test perforations at intervals 3125'-3130' and 3134'-3141' and, also, to find top of cement plug theoretically placed at 3842'. Upper perforated interval not evident on log. Lower perforations confirmed precisely at 3134'-3141'. Top of cement plug tagged at 3919'. Since loss of returns during primary cementing of 7" casing prevented any returns of slurry to the surface, 5 sacks of cement slurry was pumped into the 7" x 10-3/4" annulus at 600# then shut in to set. Hung open ended 3~" drill pipe at 3150' and equalized 30 sacks of Columbia Type "G" cement. Mixed 118 lb/cu.ft with fresh water to fill to 2987'. Laid down 2-7/8" EU tubing and 3½" drill pipe. Feb 23 8,474' Abandoned ,, After laying down all 2-7/8" tubing ~" , ~ drill pipe, 4¼" drill collars and Kelly, laid in 25 foot surface cement plug to fill to the ground level. Welded capped monument to 7" casing and abandoned well at 11:00 A.M. r ry}321970. 'OrE PAGE 16 OF 16 CONFIDENTIAL OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. WELL: PEP~IT: FIELD: BOROUGH: LOCATION: ELEVATION: TOTAL DEPTH: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Mat anuska- S us itna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian 247.65' GR; 267.20' RT 8,474' All depths measured from top of Rotary Table .CONTENTS 1. State of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee Form P-7 .............................. One Sheet, Both Sides 2. Completion Report ............................................ One Page 3. Casing Record ................................................ One Page 4. Summary of Formation Tests .................................. *Two Pages 5. Daily Drilling Report ................................... Sixteen Pages 6. Conventional Core Description ................................ One Page 7. Schlumberger Sidewall Core Descriptions .................... Four Pages OP OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a, k. a '..' L, C, LOVELY i ' JR. . i. iI.. L '. ~ U,~ ~. - WELL: "Beaver Lakes State'.' No. 1 PERMIT: 69-112 . FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Mat anus ka-S us itna LOCATION: Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian ELEVATION: 247.65' GR; 267.20 '~' RT TOTAL DEPTH; 8,4 74" All depths measured from top of Rotary Table · . . ~ ~ ~ . : :. ~ ~, ~ ~ _-....~. -. ~. ,.~..~. ;... --~ -_ , CONFIDENTIAl CONVENTIONAL CORE DESCRIPTION Core No 1: 8190'-8197' Recovered 6' described from top to bottom, as follows: 611 sandstone, greenish gray, feldspathic, coarse grained, angular, poorly sorted, dense, impermeable, irregular bedding, indicating penecontemp- oraneous slump, dips 15° - 19° near middle. Contact with Underlying shale dips 29°. No odor, stain, cut, or fluorescence. 5'6" shale, dark gray, hard, dense, massive with minor fracturing, poorly bedded, common carbonaceous fragments throughout dipping 15°+. Scattered light tan irregular blebs of hard siliceous material (silicified bentonite?) 1/32" to ¼" in diameter in upper 1-foot of shale; blebs oriented roughlY parallel to bedding. One 2-inch thick streak of coarse, angular, scattered feldspar grains set in shale, 1 foot from bottom. Two 2-inch thiCk",gouge zones in shale, one near middle and the other 6 inches from.bottom. ~:Dark maroon fluorescence and bright yellOw c-ut '-fluorescenne,'on.:'freshly broken-' surfaces. ShinY b lac'~' t'ar'rY res'~id~e"~'":f~a'~Ct~'r;e"'~r~f"a:C~'s""gi~s'.!inte~'e~' · PAGE 1 OF 1 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY ~.. JR. CONFIDENTIA WELL: PEP~fIT: ' FIELD: B OROUGH: LOCATION: ELEVATION: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Mat anuska-Sus itna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian 247.6' GR; 267.2' RT TOTAL DEPTH: 8,474' . ' Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table SCHLUMBERGER SIDEWALL' CORE DESCRIPTIONS'. Explanation: NOSCF = No Odor, stain, cut, or fluorescence p and p = porosity and permeability cut fluorescence = fluorescence of fluid in which sample is cut DEPTH RECOVERY DES CRIPTION 1,853' 1,858' 2,880 ' 3,128' 3,137' 3,225' 3,370' Bullet left in hole. 2l! Lignitic coal, black, soft, punky, crumbly, friable, abundant fine fractures give appearance of detrital coal, highly permeable, NOSCF. Sa~d, light gray, salt and pepper appearance, fine grained, silty, poorly sorted, tightly packed, angular to subangular, few subrounded black grains, mostly feldspathic with kaolinitic matrix, soft, friable, p and p appears fair to poor, lab report indicates 0.6 md permeability, NOSCF. 3/4" Sand, light gray, salt and pepper appearance, fine to very fine grained, angular to subangular, feldspathic, few scattered dark mafics, kaolinitic matrix, soft, friable, p and p appears . fair to good, NOSCF. Sa~d, whitish gray, fine to very fine grained, silty, highly kaolinitic (and bentonitic ?), 1/8" light tan mud filtrate in..vasion in few places, loose, friable, appears to have fair tO~poor p .and p, lab report indicates 24.0 md permeability, NOSCF. No.. recovery (mud cake only). .9/~0ths of sample is sand, light gray wi~h tan cast due to ±r~vading mud filtrate, medium grained, a~gular, feldspathic, appears to have fair to poor p and p but~ ~ .~ _ .~ indicates fine sandy, silty and kaolinitic matrix, easily friable, 5 3 md pomeabili~y, NOSCF PAGE 1 0F 4 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. ONFIDENTI - WELL: PERMIT: FIELD: BOROUGH: LOCATION: ' ELEVATION: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Matanuska-Sus itna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian 247.6' GR; 267.2' RT TOTAL DEPTH: 8,4 74 ' Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table DEPTH RECOVERY 3,370 ' Con ' t 3,976' 1-¼" 4,080 '~--2~ 5,340 ' 1-¼" 5,360 ' 1-¼" 5,588' 1" 6,154' %" 6,169 ' 1" DESCRIPTION 1/10th of sample is sand, light greenish gray, very fine grained, soft, clayey, low p and p, NOSCF. Sand, light gray with slight greenish cast, salt and pepper appearance with slightly weathered mafic minerals, fine to very fine grained, silty, angular to subangular, feldspathic, one muscovite fragment observed, closely packed, kaolinitic (bentonitic ?) matrix, p and p appears to be fair to good but lab report indicates 9.3 md permeability, NOSCF. Sand, light greenish gray, fine grained, angular to subangular, feldspathic with scattered dark mafics, tightly packed, moder- ately friable, appears to have fair to poor p and p, lab report indicates 4.5 md permeability, NOSCF. Sand, greenish gray, with salt and pepper appearance, medium to fine grained, angular, silty, with slightly kaolinitic matrix, feldspathic with abundant dark grains, very loose, easily friable, fair to good p and p, NOSCF. Sand, as last above, greenish gray, medium to fine grained, with salt and pepper feldspars and mafics, matrix silty with small amounts of kaolinite, very loose, easily friable, fair to good p and p, NOSCF. Sand, light gray, fine grained, angular, silty and kaolinitic matrix, salt and pepper appearance, very loose, friable, appears to have fair to poor p and p, NOSCF. Sand, light gray, fine to very fine grained, angular, silty and bentonitic (?) matrix, friable, fair p and p, NOSCF. Sand, light gray, salt and pepper appearance, lithology as last above, fair p and p, NOSCF. Sand, greenish gray with salt and pepper appearance, fine to very fine grained angular with silty and kaolinitic matrix, rare muscovite frags, loose, friable, dark maroon fluorescence, pa~e yellow cut fluorescence, no odor, s~ain, or visible cut. PAGE 2 OF 4 ~ OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. WELL: PERMIT: FIELD: BOROUGH: - "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Mat anuska- S us itna ¢O'NFID NTIA' LOCATION: Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian ELEVATION: 247.6' GR; 267.2 ' RT TOTAL DEPTH: 8,474' Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table DEPTH 6,580 ' 6,720' 7,062' 7,228' 7,256' 7,330' 7,387' 7,766' 7,797' RECOVERY 3/4" DESCRIPTION No recovery (wall cake only). Sand, light grayish white with light greenish cast, felds- pathic, angular, fine to silty with abundant kaolinitic matrix, friable, poor p and p, faint petroliferous odor, pale yellow cut fluorescence, no odor, stain, or visible cut. Sand, grayish white, fine and silty, highly kaolinitic (and bentonitic ?), 1/8" streak coal in Y-shaped fracture, poor p and p, NOS CF. sand, light whitish gray, feldspathic, fine to silty with bentonitic (?) and kaolinitic matrix, poor p and p, speckled dull maroon fluorescence, pale yellow cut fluorescence, no odor, stain, or visible cut. Sand, light gray with salt and pepper feldspars and mafics, fine grained to silty, bentonitic (?) and kaolinitic matrix, friable,'fair to poor p and p. 3/4" Sand, light gray, fine to silty, feldspa~hic, kaolinitic matrix with some bentonite, easily friable, poor p and p, dull maroon fluorescence, pale yellow cut fluorescence, no odor, stain, or visible cut. 3/4" Pebbly conglomerate with sandy matrix, light to medium gray, mottled, pebbles mostly medium gray felsite, rounded, up to 3/8" in diameter, sandy matrix feldspathic, medium to fine grained, angular, kaolinitic with bentonite (?), easily friable, poorly sorted, poor p and p, dull maroon fluorescence, yellow cut fluorescence slightly stronger than those seen 'above, no odor, stain, or visible cut. 1tI Sand, light greenish gray, angular, fine grained to silty, feldspathic, kaolinitic, somewhat bentonitic, easily friable, fair to poor p and p, NOSCF. Sand, greenish gray, feldspathic, angular, very fine grained to',~silty with abundant greenish gray and, white clayey matrix, closely packed but easily friable, poor p and PAGE 3 OF 4 OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. WELL: PERMIT: FIELD: BOROUGH: LOCATION: ELEVATION: CONFIDENTIAI. I . "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Matanuska-Sus itna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian 247.6' GR; 267.2' RT TOTAL DEPTH: 8,474' Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table DEPTH 7,818' 7,830' 7,913' 8,075' 8,223' 8,273' RECOVERY 3/4" 3/4" 3/4" DES CRIPTION No recovery. Sand, light whitish gray with salt and pepper appearance, feldspathic, few scattered phlogopite flakes, medium and fine grained, angular, few well rounded pebbles to 1/8" diameter, kaolinitic and bentonitic (?) matrix, soft, easily friable, fair to poor p and p, NOSCF. Sand, light whitish gray, salt and pepper feldspars and mafics, medium to coarse grained, angular with-few gray well rounded pebbles to 1/8" diameter, abundant kaolinite (some bentonite ?), easily friable, fair to poor p and p du& to interstitial kaolin. NOS CF. Silty claystone, gray brown, massive, firm, sectile, streak of yellow-~.old fluorescence on fracture plane, faint petro- liferous odor, stron~ canary yellOw cut fluorescence, good visible straw cut, no visible stain. Silty claystone, gray brown, as above, dull maroon fluorescence ,, on fresh surfaces Lgives moderately strong yellow-white cut fluorescence and very faint visible straw cut. No odor or visible stain. Bullet left in hole. PAGE 4 OF 4 COMPLETION REPORT State Permit No. 69-112 CONFIDEN TiAI.! OP ERAT OR: FI ELD: WELL: SURFACE LOCATION: ELEVATIONS: CONTRACTOR: EQUIPMENT: MUD USED: DATE SPUD: DATE ABANDONED: TOTAL DEPTH: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, JR. Exploratory; Beaver Lakes Area; Matanuska-Susitna Borough; State of Alaska "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 - Straight hole 676 ft. South and 1971 ft. West from N. E. corner of Section 32, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., Seward Meridian Ground .............................. 247.65 ' Rotary Table ........................ 267.20' Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table. R. B. Montgomery Drilling, Inc., of Alaska Rig: Contractor's Rig No. 4 Mast: 136' Lee C. Moore - 1,000,000 Draw Works: Emsco J-1250 Engines: Three GMC Quad 6-71 diesel engines. Total 2400 HP. Pump No. 1: Gardner-Denver GXRK (7-3/4" x 18"), tail driven. Pump No. 2: Emsco DA-1000 (7-3/4" x 18"), tail driven. Pump No. 3: Gardner-Denver FXQ mud mixing pump, powered by two GMC 6-71 diesel engines. Drill Pipe: 4~" - 16.6# Grade E Drill Collars: 12 - 7" x 30' x 2-13/16" ID Magcobar Spersene and XP-20 December 22, 1969 February 23, 1970 8,474 ft. Signed PAGE 1 OF 1 E VED OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY~ JR. WELL: PERMIT: FIELD: BOROUGH: LOCATION: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Mat anuska-S us itna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian ELEVATION: 247.6' GR; 267.2 RT Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table CASING RECORD @ Beginning of Operations: NONE @ End of Operations: 30"- 31' 16" C 405' 10-3/4" C 1827'. Perforated and tested @ 1666' and 1777'. Perforated and squeezed @ 578'. 7" C 4150'. Perforated and tested for water shut off @ 3991'; 3945'; 2905'. , Re-perforated and tested for water shut off @ 2854'. Perforated and squeezed @ 3152'; 3114'; and 2854'. Perforated and drill stem tested 3970'-71'. Plugged perforations with cement. Re-perforated and drill stem tested 3968'-78'. Plugged perforations with cement. Perforated and drill stem tested 3125'-30' and 3134'-41'. Plugged perforations with cement. Cement Plugs: 3919 '-4010 ' 2987'-3150' 0' to 25'. Top at ground level. Total Depth: Signed PAGE 1 OF 8474 ' OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY, ~R. WELL: PE~,fIT: FIELD: BOROUGH: LOCATION: CO'NFID NTi- "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 69-112 Wildcat Matanuska-Susitna Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian ELEVATION: 247.6' GR; 267.2' RT Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table mmmmmmmmm~mm~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SUMMARY OF FORMATION TESTS mIimimmImi IN OPEN HOLE: Lynes Formation Test No. 1 with 7-7/8" straddle packers set in open hole at 3128' and 3138'. Bottom packer ruptured. No,test. Lynes Formation Test No. 2 with 9" straddle packers set in open.hole at 3127' and 3137'. Top packer ruptured. No test. IN 10-3/4" CASING: Schlumberger Wire Line Formation Test No. 1 through one ½" perforated hole at 1777'. Flowline open 5 minutes for Initial Shut-In; then sample chamber open 27.2 minutes for flow (sampling) test. Initial Shut-In Pressure -- 910 psi; Final Flow (sampling) Pressure -- 390 psi; Final Shut-In Pressure = 710 psi. Recovered 8.2 cu. ft. methane gas, trace mud, and no water, indicating methane producible from zone tested. Schlumberger Wire Line Formation Test No. 2 through one ½" perforated hole at 1666'. Flowline open 8 minutes for Initial Shut-In; then sample chamber open 26.2 minutes for flow (sampling) test. Initial Shut-In Pressure = 810 psi; Final Flow (sampling) Pressure = 690 psi; Final Shut-In Pressure = 815 psi. Recovered 16.6 cu. ft. free methane gas, no mud or water, indicating 1.2~million cu. ft. of methane per '24-hour day Absolute Open Flow Potential may be expected from zone tested. IN 7" CASING: Halliburton Formation Test No, 1 to test for water shut-off through perfora- tions at 2854'. Tool open 60 minutes. Puff blow of air dead in 5 minutes. After 15 minutes another faint blow of air for 10 minutes, then dead for remainder of test. Recovered 20 lineal feet of mud. Initial Flow Pressure -- 25 psi,. and Final Flow Pressure -- 26 psi. Water shut-off okay. PAGE 1 OF 2 * OPERAT~ OPERATOR: LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. LOVELY ~ JR. ('ONFIDENTi--A'. WELL: "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 PEPR~IT: 69-112 FIELD: Wildcat BOROUGH: Matanuska-Sus itna LOCATION: Sec. 32, T18N, R3W, Seward Meridian ELEVATION: 247.6' GR; 267.2 RT Ail depths measured from top of Rotary Table IN 7" CASING (Con't.): Halliburton Formation Test No. 2 to test for water shut-off through perforations at 2854' (re-test) and 2905'. Tool open 60 minutes, producing light declining blow of air for 25 minutes then dead for balance of test. Recovered 30 lineal feet of drilling fluid. Initial Flow Pressure = 28 psi, and Final Flow Pressure = 36 psi. Water shut-off okay. Halliburton Formation Test No. 3 to test for g.as through perforated' interval 3970' - 3971". Opened tool for 5-minute first flow with very weak blow, then closed tool for 30-minute initial shut-in. Reopened tool for 120-minute second flow with weak increasing blow for 50 minutes, a weak stable blow for 15 minutes, and diminish- ing blow for remainder of test. Recovered 33. lineal feet drilling fluid. Charts indicated tool open throughout test with 36 psi for first-period Initial and Final Flow Pressures, 434 psi Initial Shut-in Pressure, 39 psi second-period Initial Flow Pressure, and 47 psi second-period Final Flow Pressure. Halliburton Formation Test No. 4 to test for gas through perforated interval 3968' - 3978'. Opened t0ol for 5-minute first-flow period with a.very weak blow, then closed tool for 30-minute initial shut-in period. Reopened to01 for 60-minute second flow period with weak diminishing blow throughout test. Recovered 46 lineal feet of drilling mud. Charts indicated tool open throughout test with 50 psi first-period Initial Flow Pressure, 45 psi first-period Final Flow Pressure, 107 psi Initial Shut-In Pressure, and 48 psi second-period .Initial and Final Flow Pressures. Halliburton Formation Test No.. 5 to test for gas through perforated intervals 3125' - 3130' and 3134' - 3141'. Opened tool for 5-minute first flow period with weak blow, then closed tool for 60-minute initial shut-in period. Reopened tool for 152- minute second flow period with weak declining blow throughout remainder of test. Recovered 33 lineal feet ~of drilling mud. Charts indicated tool open throughout test with 36 psi first-period Initial Flow Pressure, 38 psi first-period Final Flow Pressure, 72 psi Initial Shut-In Pressure, 30 psi second-period Initial Flow Pressure, and 32 psi second-period Final Flow Pressure. See Completion Report and Daily Drilling Report for additional details in connection with formation tests. Preferred General Agency of Alaska, Inc. 508 SIXTH AVENUE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 TELEPHONE 272-7545 AREA CODE 907 ~^RL,,~s.~£,, "' ~O.E:S Pedro Denton April 16, 1970 .~ ~ State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources 323 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Regarding: Home Insurance Company Bond NB 59 08 08 L. C. Lovely, Jr. Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Bond Form?-2 Dear Sir: Enclosed please find release of cancellation form for the abode captioned Bond. This is in response to your reCent correspondence stating that any further liability under the above captioned Bond is released. However, in order for us to close our files, we will have to have this form signed where indicated. Thank you in advance for your assistance to this request. Very truly yours~ Preferred General Agency of Alaska, Inc. Natalia Bhagatram NB/sf HOME April 16, 1970 State of Alaska Dept., o£ Natural ResourCes, .Div., 0f .... ~'-- 323 Bast ~th Avenue ~ :""...':. - .: "-' ¥ ,',..?. : .. ~ch~aRe..Alaska . ~entleme~' , . :2 :"." '~ ' " . , . '. .. , : ' "i". '', .'h '~ .: .... . Please take notice that Releau or Cincelhtiou c. · . : .. '. (Name and Address of Insured) ~ as insured, hereby elects to cancel, as an entirety, B. ond No ...... '..:...IqIL..~t0{~0iL .... ' ........... , .............. , ~-. - : ;:: ~.i.- covering -.ALA~i~..~L-.A~IL~`~.-.C~1~J~1~`VA~J`~-~~.-S~L--HQ-`--~Lx~-3~Q.~.~ ....L~' ......................... (Name of principal if individual bond. I! schedule, position.or bl~nket, state "Various Employees") executed by 'THE HONE INSURANCE CONPANY on the,... .... ?.~. .......... : ........ i ......... ,..:,da~ of : /.' ...ll{!VJ;~.IlIt, ......................... ,19.ii. iL.., including any and all riders, endorsements or other..additi'ons thereto. Said cancellation shall become effective from..,.l,g,~.O..1...&...M.:.~ ............. , standard time, · of the., ...... 1,611t., ..... day of,.,..:.il~RII· ............. : ................. 19-,'.?.0, and the"undersigned does'hereby release'and forever discharge' THE HONE I N-HUR~NC.E COIqPANY from any and all lia- bility under said bond as to losses sustained after such.cancellation date. · _ . . · . 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CODE STATE FROM MAGNETIC DECLINATION MUD: NATURE RESISTIVITY . ~ ~' MAX. BOTTOM HOLE TEMP. 1 WATER LOSS ..~' @ '7~ oF oF SECTIONS S U R V~r~,E D FROM DEPTH DEPTH 71,,'2 -~' ~e~ ~ ~ ,_ ....... :.~ . _ , . _. ESTIMATED FORMATION DIP DEGREESiii '-- DEGREES.;i HDT [] A-- [] B .~.C [--I~~ ~~ (72 DEGREE UNIT) HDM-D (36 DEGREE UNIT) DEPTH EQuIpMENT USED ~i;. CDD ~'' DCE RDS ¢~: DCM-A (36 DEGREE UNIT) ::~ DCM-B (72 DEGREE UNIT) TQP SAH DCP I"~IYEs I~NO UPPER CENTRALIZER F'--IYES ~NO CALIBRATION ZERO AND SMALL RING FULL SCALE AND LARGE RING CDD ----~ HDT , 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 TOTAL 1 2 4 8I 16 32 64 128 256 T O T A!~i,_ ji~.L-I~' ~,~.~UTH ~' y ~'___~:._ ~ _ ~ ~- _~~ ....... ~_ ......... ~ ~.~~_ ............... ~MALL DIAMETER CALIPER RING INCHES LA~GE DIAMETER CALIPER RING INCHES ...... FILE IDENTIFICATION: ~ USE INITIAL FINAL LOGGING (CALIBRATE, LOG, FALSE) DEPTH (BTM) DEPTH (TOP) SPEED COMMENTS REMARKS AND MAILING INSTRUCTIONS: } SWS--1270-C DISTRIBUTION: W~-T~H~ON 3. _PINK DIPMETER COMPUTER 5. WHITE---DISTRICT ':i~ '~,' GREEN--HOUSTON 4. CANARY--DIVISION SECTIONS SUR~D RESIST. DEVIATION FILM ':[~ ' SCALE SCALE SCALE DIPMETER DATA REPORT ,/,~,,~'~ ,~_~.~.-~ DATE /~--~~ SERVICE ~ ~/~ ' , ORDER ~O ...................................... COMP. , · '-: . ENGINEER ' ~ ~ - "~ ': .....' - ' HOLE SIZE ' " - · FRO~ TO DIAMETER ':' .; ...... .;. RESISTIVITY ~ ]~ ~ ~ ' oF DEPTH ~~ DEGREES MAX. BOTTO~ HOLE TEMP. ~F DEPTH DEGREES W.T~. ~oss /¢ ~.~. DEGREE~ EQUIPMENT USED CDD HOT [] A [] B _'~ [] D '"; DCE RDS DCM-A (36 DEGREE UNIT) DCM-B (72DEGREE UNIT) TQP DCP HDM-C ~ (72 DEGREE UNIT) DDR HDP AH-48 CALIBRATION '~NO' ii! ZERO AND SMALL RING-' FULL SCALE AND LARGE RING CDD .... HDT i~'.i 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 TOTAL 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 TOTAL . ,,, ~' ~,ZIMUTH REFERENCE ' b : / / / ,, :. ~':- 2ALIPER ' ' - ~. , :/'.' ,MALL DIAMETERCALIPER RING ~ INCHES LARGE DIAMETER CALIPER RING ~Z INCHES .: FILE IDENTIFICATION: FILE USE INITIAL FINAL LOGGING FILM REEL COMMENTS NO. (CALIBRATE, LOG, FALSE) DEPTH ~BTM) DEPTH (TOP) SPEED NO. NO. 2 3 4 5 8 ___ 13 14 15 R[MARKS AND MAILING INSTRUCTIONS; ~:: ~ _ . ;-:- sws-127o-c DISTRIBUTION: 1. WHITE HOUSTON 3. PINK DIPMETER COMPUTER 5. WHITE--DISTRICT : 2. GREEN HOUSTON 4. CANARY DIVISION ~.:,: ]::ILE 1970 Mr. Lure Lovely Suite, 440 Anchorage Legal ~enter 1016 West sixth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Beaver Lakes State ~.o, l Section 32, Ti~. R3W. S.i Dear Sir: %~ne Alaska De~%r'~,ent of Fish and C-ame has ins?ected the subject drilling location and we have no objection to its aba. ndo~%~ent and release of your ~nd. Sincerely yours .... ~- .,.. /]... / - / .;'. ?" ~ .-*~- :-*'~' ,- ~bi~t ~io!~is% OIL & MINE:RALEJ L U L 0¥ LY G¢o ogbt SUITE 440 · ANCHORAGE LEGAL CENTER · 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE ANOHORAGE · ALASKA · 99501 PHONE · (90'7) 2"7'7-1551 DRILLING BLOCKS , · LEASES · ~mYALTI£S · INVESTMENT SERVICES TO: Pedro Denton, Chief, Minerals Section State of Alaska, Department of, Natural Resources, Division of Lands Anchorage, Alaska 99501 March 10, 19 70 F]~, LL~v[LOYgL¥~ Operator "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 Exploratory ~Well Notice of Abandonment& Request for Release of Lessee's'Bond Please be advised that the LUM LOVELY~ operated "Beaver Lakes State" No. 1 exploratory oil and gas well located in the NW¼NE¼ Section 32, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., Seward Meridian, was plugged and abandoned on February 23, 1970. The cleaned up drill site was examined and approved by Mr. Bob Larson of the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas on March 9, 1970. No objection to the abandonment was voiced by your Mr. Skip Braden when contacted by telephone this morning. Accordingly, early release of lessee's bond bearing the date of November 7, 1969, covering State Oil and Gas Lease ADL-23601 in the amount~of $10,000.00, and showing L. C. Lovely, Jr., as the principal and the Home Insurance Company as surety, is hereby requested. t :uly yours, LCL: p'r xc:/Homer Burrell, Division of Oil & Gas Robert J. Wienhold, Dept. of Fish & Game PJ. EA-~E REPLY ElY AIR MAIL RECEIVED nil & MINERALS L Li] fu? L OV ELY) Geologist SUITE 440 · ANIDHEIRAGE LEGAL CENTER · 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE AN P. HmRAGE · ala5 KA · g 9 51-11 PHI3NE · (gm?) :277-1551 DRILLING BLrlP-K~ · LEASE~ · RmyALTIES · . INVE-~TMENT ~ERVIP-ES March l0 1970 HLB ,. ' TRM OKG ~ KI.V FILE Mr. Robert J. Wienhold, Habitat Biologist Alaska Department of Fish and Game 1018 International Airport Road Anchorage, Alaska 99502 "Beaver Lakes StateY No. 1 L. C. Lovely, Jr., Operator Dear Mr. Wienhold:- Please be advised that the above captioned oil and gas exploratory well was plugged and abandoned on February 23, 1970. The cleaned up drilling site was inspected and approved by Mr. Larson of the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas on March 9, 1970. No objection to the abandon- ment was voiced by Mr. Skip Braden of the Alaska Division of Lands when contacted by telephone on March 10, 1970. In accordance with stipulation number 6 as set forth in your letter of November 29, 1969, please be advised that the well location is still open for your inspection. Am early reply from you in connection herewith would be greatly appreciated. LCL:pr Xc:~Homer Burrell, Division of Oil & Gas Very truly yours, Pedro Denton, Alaska Division of Lands PLEASE REPLY BY AI'~ MAIL RECEIVED D~¥'i3'~C'N C~" Q~L A?.iD GAS FORM SA- lB ~. MEMORAN.DUM Director FROM: Robert E, Larson Petroleum Engineer State of Alaska DIVISION OF OIL AND GAs DATE : SUBJECT~ March 10, 1970 Location Abmndonment Inspection Lovely Beaver Lakes No. 1 The above subject well location was inspected on Hatch 9 and found to be satisfactory in ali ways. The surface had been graded to near original shape; the reserve pit had been filled and graded smooth. A timber from the location and the access road had either been covered or burned. This is probably one of the most satisfactory clean up jobs it has been ~y responsibility to witness. It is fully recommended to this division and to other interested agencies that the abandonment clean up be approved. Photographs of the location are available in this office. cc: Pedro Denton Joe Blum g-LINE #$2584 35MM PRINTS : ~UNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ~ WELLS FORM P-3 PAGE TWO DATE DEPTH February 23, 1970 Abandoned REMARKS 30 sacks of type G cement was equalized into the hole to fill to 2,987. A 25 foot surface cement plug was laid into the 7" casing to fill to ground level. A 4½" x 10' capped monument, appropriately indicating operator, location, depth and date of abandonment was installed at the surface of the well and the project abandoned at 11:00 A.M. February 23, 1970. Note: Form P-7 and required logs, history and other pertinent data to follow. FORM SA- ~ B MEMORANDUM State of Alaska TO: FitIIJ Jm~ ~ DIII~ FROM: SUBJECT: rrm a ~ l~aj~mmd for m ~,tm' ilmJI~lll~, STATE OF ALASKA Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI'rl'EE SUN:DRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a diffierent reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PERNIiT--" for such proposals.) 0IL ~-] OAS WELL [] OTHER WELL ExploratorY 2. NAME OF OPEI~TOR ?. IF INDIAN, ALLOTT"~E OR TRIBE NAME FILE 8. UNIT, FAB.Ni OR ~SE NA3VIE LUM LOVELY A.K.A. L. C. Lovely, Jr. , 3. ADDRESS OF O~:IiATOR 9; Suite 440, 1016 West 6th Avenue, Anchorage, Ak. 99501 4. LO.CATIO~I. O,F WELL At surface 676 ft. South and 1971 ft. West from lq.E. corner of Section 32, T. 18 lq., R. 3 W., Seward Meridian,~ 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 14. Check Appropriate Box To [nd}cafe Nlature of N~ti'ce, Re Beaver Lakes State WELL NO. NO. 1 ' 10. FIELD A~ POOL, OR WILDCAT , Wildcat 11', SEC.; T., R., .t~I, (BOTTOM HO,LE OBJECTIVE} str~ighc Hole 12. PERlVIIT NO. 69-112 tort, or'Other 'Data NOTICE 0F INTENTION TO: TEST WATER 8HUT-OFF I ] PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT j [ MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE [~[ ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) 8UBEEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SItUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMEIffT* (Other) No~E: Report results of multiple eomPlition on Well cmpletion or Reeompletion RelSort and LOg form.) ~ . 15. DESCRIBE I'ROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent, dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. ' . . DATE DEPTH February 10, 1970 8,474' February 12, 1970 8,474" RECEIVED DIVI$1CN OF OiL AND GAS ANCHO~A.G~ February 21, 19 70 8,474' Plug 3,842' February 22, 1970 8,474' Plug 2,987' SIGNED J ~P'~ ~'~"~ ~ _~ L:'~ (This space' for State co~o~ o~ i~io~.~, REMARKS ' ' ["' Completed drilling. Completed rtu!ning' Schi .umbergez la~. An e~aluation of all well-data indicated no.~zon;~ of commercial interest below 4,:100. Verbal approval was obtained via telephone from Mr. O. K~ gilbreth of the Oil and Gas ConservatiOn 'Committee to set 7" casing at approximately 4,150 ft.:, use sufficient cement to return the slurry to the surface and test selected intervals. The interval 3968-3978 was tested with a casing . tester on dry drill pipe. This interval found to produce neither oil or gas of commercial value. 285' of 2-7/8" tubing on 3~" ~ drill pipe was hung at 4,010 and 30~ sacks of type G cement was equalized into the hole to fill to 3,842. The interval 3125-3130 and 3134-3141 was tested with a casing tester on dry drill pipe. This interval was found to produce neither Oil or gas of commercial value. Verbal approval via telephone, was obtained from Mr. O. K. Gilbreth for the well abandonment procedure. 3~" drill pipe was hung at 3,150 and TITLE Operator DATE February 23, 1970 See Instructions On Reverse Side ApprovedC%~y ,, ,,,,, Returned -- (Continued on Pa~e ,~ --5-- ~ () _ ~-- '"' "' .... l~orm REV. STATE OF ALASKA svBMrr IN DOeLZCA~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY RE!PORT O'F 'DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS WELL W~LL 2. NAME OF OPEP~ATOR LUM LOVELY o~z~ Exp.loratory - Now Drilling A.K.A.L. C. Lovely, Jr., 7. IF INDIA~T, ALOTTEE OR 8. UNIT,F.~A~ OR LEASE N.~ME riLE Beaver Lakes State 3. ADDRESS OF OP~TOR 9. %VELL NO. Suite 440, 1016 West 6th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 No. 1 4. L~DCA~ON O~ WF_~ 676 ft. South and 1971 ft. West from N.E. corner of Section 32, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., Seward Meridian. 10. FIF_J~D iND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOSOM HOLJg OB~Yr~ Straight Hole 12, PI~IT ~0. 69-112 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CKNIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/WI) VOLU1VfES USED, PERI'ORATIONS, TESTS A/krD 1RESULTS. FISHING JOB~, JLrNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-~CKED HOLE AND A3~Y OTHER $IGNIFICA/%IT C~GF_~ IN HOL~ CONDITIONS. DATE DEPTH · REMARKS January 1, 1970 1,877' January 31, 1970 7,886' Stood cemented to 8:00 A.M. Cut off 16" casing at base of cellar. Welded 10" -3000 casing head on 10-3/4" casing. Installed 12" -3000 dual hydraulic Shaffer BOP and GIC-12 Hydril. Pressure tested Hydrii with 2300 psi, pipe rams with 2500 psi and CSO rams with 2300 psi. Drilled out cement and drilled ahead with 9-7/8" bits. Now drilling. ~ = ~ Operator ~A~ February 9, 1970 L_ C ...... NOTE~Report on this form ilrl~red for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicat~ with the Division of Mines & MinJ~als by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. No. t:'--4 9-30-67 STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF ~DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2. NAME OF OPEI~TOR Exp. loratory - Now drilling LUM LOVELY a.k.a. L. C. Lovely, Jr., 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR Suite h40,...1016 W. 6th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska. 99501 4. LOCATiON OF WELL 676 ft. South and 1971 ft. West from N.E. corner of Section 32, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., Seward. Meridian / /7 5. APl NUJIERICAL CODE MU$ /~ -- 5~-009-20005 TRY,. ~~ 6. L~E DESIGNA~ON AND S~~ KLV ~ HWK .,, I ~ 8. %rNIT,F.~M OR LEASE Beaver Lakes 9. %VELL NO. No. 1 10. F~ A-ND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOq'DOM HOLE O BJF-,CTrv-FD Straight Hole 12. PERdVIIT NO. 69-112 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CPIA.NGF_~ IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CE1VIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOL~ USED, PEi~FORATIONS, TESTS ~ RESULTS. FISHING JOB~. JUNK IN HOLE A_ND SIDE-TYL~CKED HOLE AI~-D ANY OTHER SIGNIFICA/~T ClulA/~ES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS. Dat,,e. Dept,h Dec. 22, 1969 48' Dec. 26, 1969 459' Dec. 31, 1969 1877' QDeration Spudded. 9 P.M., Dec. 22, 1969 D~illed lh-3/h" hole to 459' Opened 14-3/~" hole to 20" to 415' Ran 16" - 65..~, H.~O, ST&C casing to 405' and cemented with 685 sacks type "G" cement. Had good returns of cement to surface. CIP 3'*.10 A.M. Installed 20" - 2000 Hydril and tested with 900~. Drilled. lh-3/h" hole to 1877' Ran E-log. Hung 10-3/4" - 40.5~, J-5~, Buttress threaded casing at 1827' and cemented with 1200 sacks ~e "G" cement. Had approximately l0 bbls of cement-slurry returned to surface. CIP 9:31 P.M; Standing cemente& DIVISION OF OIL AND. O~ s~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ Operator =.~ January 12, 1970 ~OTE--Repo~ on this form ~/ed for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, an~ must ~ filed in dupli~tt with the Division of Mines & Mi~ by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless othe~ise dire~ed. Lum Love ly Beaver State #1 At 1:30 PM on January 9, 1970, I returned a call to Mr. A1 Hilton, Rig Supervisor for Lum Lovely on the subject well. Mr. Hilton wanted to advise us of a potential problem that might exist on the well. They had drilled hole to 405' 16" hole and set casing with good cement returns~ They drilled out from under the 16" casing with 14 3/4 bit and encountered first cole around 500'~. They were carrying a mud weight of 9.8 to 10.1 pounds per gallon. At about 1,700' they picked up a containable background of gas which existed to 1,876'. They logged the well and ran 10 3/4" casing to 1,827'. Calculated fill-up for cementing at this step was 179 bbls. They p~ed 165 bbls of cement when roughneck on the~p!~Jl indicated they were getting cement returns. At 175 bbls they *~'~'~ ~g. In the last 150 sacks of cement they had mixed 4 sacks of chloride:~in two tanks of water to accelerate setting. It therefore appeared that 10 sacks of cememt had circulated and displacement was reasonably close to calculated~values. The job wa~ completed~ at 9:31 PM on 12/31/69. They should ~ ~o~ ~C and welder started ~0 ~,f~/~up on the morning of January 1st. One of the roughnecks advised Mr. Hilton that he.had seen bubbles coming from between the strings of casing. Mr.. Hilton went to inspect and found that there was a small string 'of bubbles coming between the strings. The welder cut a plate and welded from the 16" to the 10 3/4 casing and put a 2" bleed-off valve in the plate. He estimates that it is leaking approximately 5 cu. ft. per minute of pure h~.~z~ ~{~.~.J ~ C~'~b~~o He tried to dig out cement around the well head to do a top joSbut cement was hard and unable to dig ~re than 3". The only way .to shut off this gas is to perforate the 10 3/4 casing and squeeze cement, Of course this is not desirable while drilling the hole. From all indications there is a good cement job from 10 3/4 seed at 1827 up to the point where, the gas apparently is coming at 1700. A change in lithology and dip indicates a ~/~ at this point. Plans are to drill the hole home to TD and maintain very careful control of mud~ the hole. The crew has been alerted to the dangers that might occur if they sould ~ncounter oil or gas and everyone is aware, additional bleed lines have been installed, heat is being placed on the blow-out preventer, lines have been drained so they will not freeze, preventers were, actuated before going in and out of the hole each time, ~nd stabbing ~ was located 'on the floor ~ the kelly- working fine. It appears that they have taken all reasonable precautions, however, ~. Hilton wanted us to know that ~here is a potential danger if they should encounter something extremely high pressure since there might only be 127' of cemen~ holding under the 10 3/4 casing. They readily agreeable to perforate and squeeze prior to abando~ent. It they encounter oil do~ below then they will run a full string of casing and cement all the way back to the surface. It advised ~. Hilton I could see no other alternative and at the same time or shortly thereafter advise the entire staff and there was no better suggestions from the staff or co~ittee. E}IL & MINERALS L U L OV ELY i Geolosist SUITE 440 · ANCHORAGE LEGAL CENTER · 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE AN P. H I-i RAG E · ALASKA · 995nl PHONE · (9C?) 277-1551 DRiLLiNG BLEII:KS · LEASES · RI3YALTIES · INVESTMENT SERVICES Division of Mines and Minerals Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska December 19, 1969 RE: Drilling Permit No. 69-112 1, We pre~ously submitted to you a preliminary survey of well Site, dated November 21, 1969 covering our Beaver Lakes State No. I located in NW~ANE~ Section 32, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., a.M. Rig is now being moved onto location, and we submit herewith a final survey, dated December 19, 1969. . Location is 676' South and 1971' West from the Northeast corner of said Section 32. 4. We anticipate that drilling operations~ will begin 'on December 21 or 22, 1969. LCL :pr Attch. L. OPERATOR PLEASE REPLY BY AIR MAIL :$~/~: t'- lil,li. i I t I I I I I I' I I I ! 1 ! I I i I 1 15 24- 2,5" 36 30 3t [ "T I I I I I I I I ! 20 ' ~! , 22 T 1 /zl- I I ! I t J. ~ I ~ I 1 ~ 23 I I i I I I I I No, II I I I I 55- I 1 I · i ~ 7"l~;,'V I I I 1 ! GERT IF I CATE OP ENGINEER I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the~ State of Alaska and that this plat represents ..................... a '~'o-~ ~o~--~-u~'---m_~e.'-b~ *me .~-,o ~- mn~e,~ -my. ,-s up er---. vision, and that all dimensions and other details ar~ color, ct. Mr. k. C. Lovely Suite 440 1016 West Sixth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska TRinA November 25, 1969 .O~g Re: Beaver Lakes State 1 I. ~ C. Lovely, Operator Dear Mr. Lovely: In reference to the subject drilling location in Section 32, Township 18N, Range 3W, S. M.: The following stipulations are required to protect fish. and game resources: 1. Drilling at this location will be conducted on frozen ground and should be completed prior to spring breakup, probably before March 1, 1970. 2. Access to this site shall be by winter' road and/or aircraft. 3. Prior to the start of drilling a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. This sump must be impervious to oil and oil products at all seasons during the year. Prior to abandonment of the site the sump must be cleaned of all oil and covered. · ,,,e operator must dispose of all waste, including garbage, by burning and unburned residues will be buried. 5. No stream or body of water will have any sewage or waste water added to it. Streams will not be diverted or blocked. 6. The Habitat Biologist's Office, 1018 West International Airport Road, Anchorage, Alaska 99502, will be notified prior to closing of this location. Statement: The foregoing provisions do not relieve the lessee and/or his contractors or assignees of any responsibilities or provisions required by law or regulation of the State of Alaska or the federal government. cc: Hilliker Middleton Redick Somerville Didrickson Burrell Denton 1969 DIVISION OF 011. AND OAS S~erely ¥oursA~ l Robert El Wienhold Hab i tat[!~iologist 1016 ~o Stx~ Aven~ ~r 1. 1969. ~ a lo~oo in See~on ~,,~ ~mms~p 1~. Rfu~e 3~. the ~t~aC a~~~tf office. Dal~rtaea~ o£ Fish ami Game, $018 h ~ even~ ~ ~ton or mbmmdonamn~ pXease notify ~ of£te~ edequ~e/y Very truly yours, NOTICE OF LAND USE IN CONNECTION WITH PROPOSED EXPLORATORY 0IL AND GAS WELL LUM LOVELY, OPERATOR "Beaver Lakes State" No.1 0ook Inlet Area The following will outline our plans for a proposed test well for oil and gas to be drilled at the following described location south of the Town of Houston, about fifty miles (by road) north of Anchorage: T. 18 N.~ R. 3, W.~.. S.M:. Section 32: NW~NE~ We will reach this location from the Palmer-Talkeetna highway by crossing a 160-acre tract of land owned in fee by Rose S. Duley and described as: E~NW~; W~NE~, Section 34, T. 18 N., R. 3 W., S.M. From the southwest.corner of the Duley tract there is an old cleared seis trail leading westward for several miles. This seis trail was cleared to a width of about thirty feet for approximately one and one-fourth miles west of the Duley'tract, and then narrows to a width of about eighteen feet. We plan to level and grade this previously cleared seis trail for a distance of approximately one and one-half miles from the west boundary of the Duley tract 'to a point in the W~E~. of Section 32, in order to use same. as an access road to the well site. From this point we propose to 5lear a route for somewhat less than one-half mile north through a wooded area to the well location. An area approximately 200' by 300' will be cleared at the well location for placement of drilling equipment, etc. A sump will be dug-to a depth of about eight feet for an area about 50' by 1OO', The land here involved, lying west of the Duley tract, is all uninhabited sta~e land, is not being used for any purpose, and is all under current state oil and gas leases held by the undersigned. -The land is covered by a growth of trees measur- ing no larger than about, two inches in diameter. There are no lakes o.r streams near the proposed route or well location. The Little Susitna River meanders no closer than approximately one-half mile north of the Well site, and there is no drainage from the well sire into the' Little Susitna River.-~ The land, here involved is not adjacent to any state land used as a recreation area or for any other purpose. The ground is fir~ over the proposed route, and we do not antlcipate.:the necessity of spreading gravel on the route. The well site will be situated on bed rock and is located on swamp';-free_ high ground. It may be necessary~to gravel a portion of the'pad as. a base for the drilling rig. The proposed access route and the drill site are shown on attached plats. All reasonable and prudent precautions will be taken in preparing this access .route to the well site', as well as the drilling pad..at the well site. LUM LOVELY (L.- C. Lovely, Jr.), OPERATOR DIL & mINERALS LU LOVELY SUITE 440 · ANCHORAGE LEGAL CENTER ANP. HnRABE · ALASKA · 99501 Geolot ist 1016 WEST SIXTH AVENUE PHONE · (90?) 2;77-1551 DRILLING BLACKS · LEASES · ROYALTIES · INVESTMENT SERVIOES November Ih, 1969 Director Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Gentlemen: Please amend our Application to Drill dated November 10, 1969, to include the following BOP information. The lh-3/h" hole will be drilled with a 16 or 20 inch hydril "GK" 3,000~ W.P. blowout preventor. The 9-5/8" hole will be drilled with the following blowout prevention equipment: 1 - 12 X 900, 3,000~ W.P. double shaffer gate with pipe rams and CSO' s. I- 12 x 900, 3,000, w.P. h~ril. "GK", 3,000.~ working pressure. LL :pr Very truly yours, PLEASE REPLY BY AIR MAIL f, DF, PAIITMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES / 3OOl Porcupine Drive DIVISION OF OIL AND CAS / ANCHORAGE 9950f- Novaber 14, 1969 Receipt of the £olloving icesm are hereby acknovledged at 10~30 a.m. on the dace shmm abovez Item No. 1 - Application for Per, it to Drill, Deepen, or.~ Plug Back, filed in triplicate, State For~ P-10 dated November 10, 1969, and 8i~ned by applicant L, C. Lovely, Jr. Item No. 2 -Hanagers Check No. 77696 dated November 12, 1969 issued by HaCanuska Valley Bank and payable to the Department of Revenue, State of Alaska, in the a~ount of $50 Co cover required filing fee for Ite~No. 1 plead above, Ite~No. 3 - Alaska Oil andCas Conservation Coae~[ssion bond, in.~riplieaCe (FomNo. P-2) in the a~ounC of $25,000 to cover drilling of Che,~ell desi~naCed in .~he ~o~i~ed in I~No, 1 ~ve. Item No. 4 - Notice of Land Use in Connection with Proposed F~xploratory Oil and Cas Well bearing a dace sCa~p on the back of the Iasc page shovin~ that a duplicate copy has been received by the Division of Lands on November 14, 1969. Division of Oil and Cas by Porto P--1 I~EV, 9-30-8~ SUBMIT IN TRI~ (Other instruetion'x reverse side) STATE, O,F ALASKA OIL AND. GAS CONSERVATIO'N ,COMMITTEE APl APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK la. TYPE OF WORK DRILL I-~ DEEPEN /--] PLUG BACK [] b. TYPI 0~' 'WELL W~L ora~r WELL 2. ~A~E OF OP~TOR Lure Lovely 3. ADDRESS CPF OPERATOR Suite ~,0, 1016 W. 6th Avenae, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 LOCATION OF WELLAt surface Approx. Center NW NE Sec. 32, T. 18 N., P. 3 W., S.M. At proposed prod. zone Hemlock 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F.-iOM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 1-1/2 miles south of Houston, Alaska 50-009-20003 ADL 23601 ;6. LE~SE DI!2~IGNATION AJ~D S~IAL NO. 'IF INDIAH, ALLO'~"i-~:~: OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAJVIE Beaver Lakes State 9. WELL NO. 'r 10. FIEI.~ AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wild. eat 11. SEC., T.. R.. M.. (BO'I~rOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Straight F~le 14. BOND II~FOR1VIATION: TYPE Surety 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE. FT. (Also to nearest drig, unit, if any) The Home Insurance 0o., on State Form Surety and/or No.p-~2 attached 15. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE 1980' 1669.29 acs. Rosetta ['~' PROPOS~ DEPTH ~3I 8500 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION* TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING. COMPLETED. OR APl'LIED FOR. FT. 7920' South of ~neh 0il & Gas 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, C.R, etc,) 260' -+ GR 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM · .mo,,,,, $2~_,00o. OO 17. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 160 acs. 20, ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS 22. APPROX, DATE WORK WILL START* December 1, 1969 s? , SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CA NG WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAD~E S~TTING DEPTH QUANTIT! OF CE.MZN~ 20" 16" 6~ H'40 ~00' 1200 sacks O ~-" ' 15-3/4" 10-3/4" 40. 5~ K-55 1800' 1400 sacks ~ ~ g-~/8" 7" 26 K-5_~ 8500, ,, , 1800.sacks ~ f~. , , Cement on 16" and 10-3/4" easing will be circulated back to surface. The 7" casing will be set with a D.V. tool $ approximately 5100 feet and cemented in two stages. (This spac~ for State office use) [SAMPLE~ AI~D CORE CHIPS 1~TM D NO DIRECTIONAL SURVEY [] ~ ~NO IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRA1VI: If l~oposal is to deepen or plug back, give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zone. If proposal is to drill or deepen direct ;onally,. give pertinent data on subsurface locations and measured and true vertical~hs.~Giv~ blower preventer prograzn. S,G~rD'' ~ -'--' ~A~ November 10. 1969 ~ ..... Owner - el ,-"--fL. I F~xrm] Yr~ .Inn.. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER A.P.I. NUME~CAL COD~ 1969 *See Ink, ea.,, O, Revere Side Approval subject to antendments of letter dated ~oveJ~ber 16, 1969. That of the County of: as Principal, and BOND Know All Men By These Presents, THE HOME INSURANCE C0M~ANy L. C. LOVELY, JR. ,, in the State of: ALASKA _ 59 MAIDEN LANE: NEW YORK, NEW YORK as surety, authorized to do business in this State~ are held and firmly bound unto the State in the penal sum as indicated, lawful money of the United States, for which payment, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and each of us, and each of our heirs, executors, administrators or successors, and assigns jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. The condition of this obligation is that whereas the above bounden principal proposes to drill a well or wells for off, gas, or stratigraphic pur- poses in and upon the following described land situated within the State, to wit: State of Alaska 0i~,, &,,,,,Gas LL,ease, Serial No. ADL-2,3601 (May be used as blanket bond or for single well) T, 18 N:., R, 9W,, Seward. M..eridian,...State. of Alaska 'Section 29: $~. NWi~ Section 31: Lots 1-3. Section 32: SE~NW%, Containing 1,669.29 acres, more or less NOW, THEREFORE, if the above bounden principal shall comply with all o£ the provisions of the laws of this State and the rules, regulations and orders of the Conservation Commission of the State, especially with reference to the proper plugging of said well or wells, and filing with the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission of this State all notices and records required by said Commission, in the event said well or wells do not produce oil or gas in commercial quantities, or cease to produce oil or gas in commercial quantities, then this obligation is void; otherwise, the same shall be and remain in full force and effect. Penal sum of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND AND N0/100 DOLLARS ($25,000.00) Witness our hands and seals, this ,., 7th day of ,, November, 1969 Principal Witness our hands and seals, this 7Ttt day of NOVEMBER_ 1969 (If the pr~cip~ is a corporation, the bond sho~d be executed by ,ts d~y au.or..~'~./c~,, W~ the seal .o~.:t~e.e../.o~0~at~o., a,~x~. ~en pr~eipal or surety executes this bond by agent, power of attorney or other evidence of authority must accom~~<~'~,).. .' .'~ ......f ~s~ om ~ CAS Approved Date Executive Secretary A~aska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Bond Form No. Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks 1. Is well to be 1 ocated in a defi ned pool ................. ? P.,~ f~tatewide rul ,, ' ,, 3. Is a i'e<~}stered survey, plat attached ................... --~ Is well located proper d~stance from property line 5. I~ well located proper distance from other we'lls ............ 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool 7. Is well to be deviated ......................... 8. Is. operator the only affected party ................... 9. Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............... lO. Does operat(:~r have a bond in force .... , .............. ll. Is conductor string provided ........ , .............. 12. ls enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... i,~. ~.'-i'il cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings 14. l,?ill cemeni. (ovrr all possible productive horizons 15,. Will surface casing cover all fresh water zones ............ ~16. Wi'il surface csg. ~nternal burst equal .5.psi/ft, to next string 17. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ...... , :x R.~W. t = ,¢-'-*' ':1 I Horseshoe /, tFI' /' 3~/ / Strip Mine , R. 3W. ,//' R. 2W. . Local Orientation Map ~V~R LAKES PROSPECT ..... dirt roads ------- seismic trails Scale in Miles Te 18 N. Te 0 1 Scale in ~les $$ North Cook Inlet Basin ~laska