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Cook Inlet July 23, 2014 Energy_ Mr. Eugene Cataldi Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation 550 Cordova Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Request for Gas -Only Certification for Kahiltna Prospect Dear Mr. Cataldi: \Lt Qr -v cv-( RECEIVED JUL 2 5 2014 AOGCC Cook Inlet Energy currently plans on drilling a gas exploration well west of Trapper Creek, approximately 1.3 miles north of the old Kahiltna River No. 1 well. The latitude and longitude of the Kahiltna No. 2 well is proposed to be 62° 3' 32" North, 150° 46' 54" West. The Kahiltna No. 2 well will be drilled to a maximum depth of 7,500' true vertical depth and will penetrate into the Chickaloon Formation. This structure was previously drilled to a depth of 7,265' without encountering any evidence of oil shows or liquid hydrocarbons. CIE believes it improbable that a liquid hydrocarbon system exists in the Susitna Basin, and is particularly confident in the absence of liquid hydrocarbons in the Kahiltna structure, since it has been previously drilled. Please see the attached geological review of wells that have been drilled into this basin. Cook Inlet Energy believes that there is no appreciable risk of encountering liquids as part of this drilling, and hereby requests that AEDC make the determination that the Kahiltna prospect is exempt under AS 46.04.030(c) from the requirement to submit an oil discharge prevention and contingency plan and proof of financial responsibility, since the well will not penetrate a formation capable of flowing oil to the ground surface. Please contact pfie At (907) 433-3805 or ir.wilcoxgcookinlet.net if there is any further Si erely, R Wilcox President Cc: Cathy F , AOGCC VOW; 601 W 5' Ave., Suite 310, Anchorage, AK 99501 The following is a list of wells examined for liquid hydrocarbons in the Susitna Valley surrounding Cook Inlet Energy's Kahiltna Prospect location; WELL TD LOGS DISPOSITION Big Lake 1 6026' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Gas shows Baranof 4 3750' No Logs Gas shows Fish Creek 1 2035' ILD, SP Dry Hole Lowell 2 3750' No Logs Gas shows Kahiltna River 1 7265' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Dry Hole Kaswitna Lake 1 1770' No logs Dry Hole PU 14 CC 4050' No logs Dry Hole Red Shirt Lake 1 2074' ILD, SP Dry Hole Sheep Creek 1 1371' No Logs Dry Hole Trail Ridge U-1 13,707' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Dry Hole The section drilled in each well was predominantly Tyonek with some shallower formations, probably equivalent to the Beluga and/or Sterling Formations. The deepest well drilled encountered predominantly Tyonek Formation with some pre-Tyonek (probably Chickaloon Fm. Equivalent). The Tyonek section is a series of meandering and anastomozing stream channels with sandstones, interbedded siltstones and claystones with interbedded coals. The coals are thin and any gas seen is biogenic gas generated from the coals and is not associated with any liquid hydrocarbons. The Tyonek, Beluga and Sterling are all gas prone formations. Liquid hydrocarbons are only encountered in the lowermost Tyonek (G -Zone) section a considerable distance to the south in Cook Inlet. The disposition of each well surrounding the proposed Kahiltna 2 location is listed above. In each case it was determined from mudlog and wireline logs that no liquid hydrocarbon was encountered. The deepest well, Trail Ridge U-1 well, was drilled to a depth of 13,707' to the south-west of the Kahiltna 2 location and was a dry hole. It did not encounter any oil shows or liquid hydrocarbons or encounter any appreciable gas shows on the mudlog while drilling. Each of the other wells that have wireline and/or mud logs encountered only minor gas shows while drilling. The Kahiltna River 1 well, 1.3 miles to the south of the Kahiltna 2 location, drilled a section of gravels from the surface to a depth of approximately 500'. It then drilled approximately 2400' of sand, with only background gas, before encountering 3 thick coals at 2900', 3000' and 3200'. These coals did not encounter any gas while drilling and should act as a seal for potential gas below. Gas readings remained very low with no shows until coals encountered at 4430' were drilled. The coals in the remainder of the well down to 7265' only displayed a coal gas signature with no oil shows, fluorescence or cut. The Kahiltna 1 well drilled a section believed to be Chickaloon Fm. at the TD of the well. ./ lc-apfm 10jan95 PLUGGING & State of Alaska LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT ALASKA OIL & C~%S CONSERVATION CC~H~ISSION PTD No. 6~"O9E/ Lease Memorandum To File: API No. Well Name Location .. Spud: /~OZ/~ TD: ~ o Note casing size~ wi, depth, ~t vol, & prooedure. Long Csg: Liner: Perf intervals -.tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. Well head cut off: Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: Code ,, ~, Date -~?~ ~/~t~- _.. May 29, 198-1 William Van Alen Alaska Oil and Gas Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re: Uranium and thOrium analysis - Farms oil Red. Shirt Lake'~ Dear Mr. Van Alen, We spent considerable effort in first going through the sample bags picking out pieces which were obviously granitic material. In this manner we got about 0.8'gm of apalitic and about 3 gm of granitic material. Neither is suffi.cient for accurate U and Th analysis. The remaining material in the sample bags contained a lot of coal, balled up drilling mud and some obvious sedimentary material. We then went through the samples and removed all the obvious material that was not granite such as coal, chert, mud etc. In this manner we obtained about 15 gms from the upper granite section and 15 gms from the bottom section. The four samples were sent to Technical Services Laboratory in Mississauga, Canada for analysis. They reported that there was too small amount of sample to obtain Th results although they tried but could not detect any. On U the results were as follows: Sample Description % of U~0o ~ v RSL1-A 3 g mix, all depths granite chips <0.005 RSL1-B 1 g apalitic chips <0.005 RSL1-C mix of material 1740-1860 ft 0.014 RSL1-D mix of material 1860-2060 ft 0.010 The results of sample C and D are 10 to 15 times the background values for granite, which we find encouraging for the radiogenic heat theory, unless the circulating mud concentrated the heavy minerals. I appreciate your help in this study and will keep in touch as our work progresses. Sincerely Yours, Eugene M. Wescott Professor of Geophysics RECEIVED JUN-2 1981 Oil & Gas Cons. Commlssbn Anchorag~ EMW/sls Geophysical Institute, C.T. Elvey Building, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 PHONE: 907-479-7282 TELEX: 35414 GEOPH INST SBK Established by Act of Congress, dedicated to the maintenance of geophysical research concerning the Arctic regions. .'.'I - 'N Zl 1 __ ;':, C" ~,~ '.// ;12;: , I ....... ~ ~.:z..C ,, ,.,, . . .,"~ ENGINEERS,' SURVEYORS (-'?) 433 NINTH AVENUE ~ ANCHORAGE .ALASKA c,,~c~ .~- I ,~*~"~':tr .... ': , I I 2 7 o, -.. ~ ~ M. Coates, Jr.: Resident Vice President FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES September 25, 1972 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Cas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 995~ DETROIT BRANCH OFFICE DETROIT~ PHONE (313) 444-5200 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 644-A · DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 SOUTHFIELD-- PHONE (~13~ __-~-~7-5700 ' '~ 4 E NG ] 5 ENO ~ DRAFT CONFER: FILE: Attention: Nr. Thomas R. ltarshall ._ Acting Director, Division of Oil and Gas Executive Secretary, Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Co2mittee Re: Our Claim No: H-700-S-305998 Principal: Farem - Oil Company 0bligee: State of Alaska .Abandoment of Zed. Shirt Lake Well ~.! Dear Nr. Narshall: Thank you very amch for your letter of September 11, 1972. So that we might pursue this matter with our Principal, I would appreciate it if you could return the original bond, dated October 15, 1968, to our company. Ail we have in our file is an unexecuted copy of the bond. ! would appreciate your cooperation along this line. Sincerely, n CT 2 - 19TE I)IVI~ION Of 0IL AND ~.I,,ICH 0~..~,',"~.": 02-001B STATE of ALASKA DATE : :~eptember 12, 1972 ~i? G?~q I have inspected the work performed on Sepfember 7, and find it satisfactory. I cannot compliant the confracfor as I found five large trees sfill parfial ly showing on the soufh side of ~he pad. The junk has been disposed o~ and fhe well is apparently sealed. Fi~feen minutes ~re cat ~ime would have finlshed the ~ob in near perfec~ Condition. TO: ~ Mr. Lonnie C. Smith Division of Oil and Gas FROM: R.K. Alman, Chief'~ Mainteanance and Operation RKA:alp (~$ .£ I~: Your ~, A!~skO ~1 S~~r 1 t, IgT2 ~E. ~ Avem~ 02.001B STATE of ALASKA DEPARTMENT Of NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS. TO: I"Homer L. Burrell ~ D I rector ,.~ THRU: O, K, Gilbreth ~;~J ~ on I ef Perm31 eum Eng I nee FRO~: Lonnie C. Smith ~-~ Petro I eum Eng I nee r ~ DATE = September II, 1972 SUBJECr: Final Location Clean-up Farms 0il Company Redshlrt Lake #1 Sec. 24, TI8N, R5W,' S.M. Thursday, .September_ 7, 1972. I met the contractor at the Lynx Lake turn off approximately one mi ie South of Nancy Lake at 7:45 AM. Mr. Bill Osborne of Exploration Service Company, Inc. out of Anchorage, had been the successful bldder on the contract to clean-up subject well location for the bonding company, Fireman's Fund, American Insurance Companies. We proceeded to the bridge at Lake Creek where the D8 cat was off loaded and commenced walking to the location under its own power. Mr. Osborne, his three men and I, drove ahead to the 0II Well Road which begins about 3.5 miles In. on the Lynx Lake Road. At this polnt the Division of Parks has erected what they call a fotdlng gate. I had obtained a key from Division of Parks to unlock this gate and we waited there for the cat to arrive. Since the cataplllar could only walk at approximately four miles/hour, it was almost an hour before he caught up with us. We all then proceeded to the well location on the Oil Well Road waiting at two different points for the cat to backfill the creek washouts so we could proceed. We finally arrived at the location about I1:00 AM and the cat arrived about 11:30 AM. The P&A marker was cemented in place in the top of the 9 5/8" casing with several sacks of cement. The P&A marker had the following information bead welded along the sides: Farms Oil Co., Red Shlrt Lake No. I, 660' FNL & 1980' FEL, Sec. 24, TI8N, R5W, S.M. When the location was near complete late in the afternoon I took several photos which are attached. The P&A marker can be seen as Item #1, in Photo #1 and #2 and #4. Approximately two pickup loads of trash consisting of sacks, plastic, boards, miscellaneous pieces of iron, junk, cans, rotary hoses, drilling mud, etc. were on and around the location. The old rat hole, which had sunken In, was refilled and leveled. The old reserve plt was refllled and leveled. Pieces of wire rope were cut off and reburled. A large cut was made by the cat operator along the Southwest edge of the original drilling pad, and all of the trees that had been pushed off of the drllllng location to clear an area for the drilling pad, were pulled out with (' Homer L. Burre I I -2- September I I, 1972 cables or with the cat blade and stacked in thls cut. The trees were then chained sawed into I0 to 20 foot lengths and then, along with all the collected debris, were mashed down Into the cut and covered with dirt. The complete location was scrapped and releveled and is now smooth and clean. The aluminum water pipe was collected and hauled out'of the location. Only three good joints of this pipe and one damaged joint were recovered since someone had stolen the majority of this plpe. Work was complete on the location at 7:15 PM and we all drove back' out to the Lynx Lake Road and awaited the cat. When the cat passed through we straightened the fold-gate post and locked It with the Dlvslon of Parks lock. I gave Mr. Osborne a copy of the Field Inspection Report Form (copy attached) which I had filled out indicating a "satisfactory" clean-up of subject Iocatlon. I returned to Anchorage by State vehicle arriving at approximately 10:30 I'M. Attachments: LCS:jh AN ORIGINAL POLAROID'LAND P. HOTOGRAPH ATE NAME _ ~,~,~ ~_.~ ADDRESS For your convenience 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS . when ordering copies, L---.-~. indicate the number of ' ' ~j~ copies desired in the 8 x ]0 ENLARGEMENTS appropriate box for the size(s) you select. 35mm SLIDES ~ P558A-1 5/70 Printed in U.S.A. AN ORIGINAL o " , OI_,,,-,~,,D '.-.,-',~,D PHOTOGRAPIt NAME_ ADDRESS~ ~1 , WALLET SIZE COPIES~ For ~our convenience 5 x 7 ENLARGEMENTS~ mdlc,]~ the number copies desSred m ~he 8 x !O ENLARGEMENTS~ appropriate box for s~,.,~) you seJecl. " 35mm SLIDES P558A.1 5/70 Printed in U.S.A. -.~, ~ ' ./ Alas~[a Oil and Cas Conservation Commi[tee Field Inspection Report Operator...?o~ /L"~'~,~5 ,~!t. ~-0~ ..... Well Name & No. ~.~-~'~,Tl_~<r- Inspected by ._ · ....... Operator' s Rep. ~ ~k ~=~0~. ......... Drilling Permit Number ~ g' q~ Contr. Rig No. - _ Satisfactory Item Satisfactory Item Yes No Yes ( > 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor ( ) ( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly ~ ( ) 4. Safety Valves-Subsurface ( ) ( ) 5. BOP Closing System ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ) 7. Drilling Spool-outlets ( ) 8. Flow Lines ( ) 9. Kill Lines ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes No ( ) 11. Manifold Pressure Test ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test ( ) 13. Reserve Pit ( ) 14. Pit Berm ( ) 15. Location Berm ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 18. "General Housekeeping" ( ) 19. Abd. Marker in place ( ) 20. Water Well covered Remarks: d~vzM /rFM~ c~4~cFe0 AP?cy.. . /D$/~. ,... /W~RgWR ¢~r~b, /~ ?~8 C~'z~.; 'PR, i~--RtY'_ __ ' & / F~remm s · ~-~I lnsurmm Omemtes bar Hr. abl~el~: tim i~ uell. b the clemip of the loca~ee ts ~r~ truly ~oues. .~. O~ L GllbFe-th, ar. md ~: a. Richard £~ards, Attoyu~ bueral's office ., IJ.L : I,[ ..I [ .... I I .. " JUL 2 7 197g DIVISION OF OIL AND GAT JUL 2 ? DIVISION OF OIL AND 02-001B STATE of ALASKA TO.- l-- Homer L. Burre I 1/111~~/~/(~) THRU: O.K. Gl I broth FROM: Lonn ie C. Smi th dz' --.~--~ DATE : July 21, 1972 SUBJECT: Field Trip Report Redsh i ri' Lake We I I # I Inspection for Clean Up BI The bonding company In charge of final clean up and abandonment of subject well has requested bids from several contractors to perform the necessary work. I made arrangements to meet these contractors, to fly them into the Redshirt Lake location and review the necessary work to be bid. The contractors who responded to this Inspection trip were, Dean Allen, with Industry Service Inc. and Bill Osborn, with Exploration Service Company Inc. We. departed Lake Hood In a state chartered float plane at 8:10 Am, Tuesday morning, and arrlved at Lynx Lake approxlmately 15 minutes later from which we flew I I/2 mi les of road to the Redshlrt location and discovered two wash-outs of the road. We landed on the lake to the west of the location and walked about a quarter of a mi le th rough the heavy brush to the location. The location was still essentially in the condition as in 1969, wlth the old pit sunken in and considerable debris littered about. However, aOSion and new vegetation has altered the location back to a more ural state. The well P&A marker was in an upright position with a small amount of concrete around the base, but it was not affixed to the casing and I easily pushed it over. I suggested the bidder would have to replace this well marker and cement the new marker Inside the 9 5/8" casing as required by state regulations. I informed the bidders it-would be better not to scrape off any more of the vegetatlon than was necessary to fill In and level the old pit area or other sunken holes, like the old rat hole near the well and around the casing. There ls a great deal of w.~re rope, steel pipe nipples, fittings, buckets, thread protectors, mud sacks, wood boards and timber debris around the location. i suggested all the burnable items could be burned on location, If a burn permit could be attained and that the non-burnable Items could be buried in the old pit area before it was covered and leveled; or all of the debris could be buried. I.also pointed out the aluminum water pipe leading from the location to the lake, southeast ot the location, probably 8 to I0 joints of pipe in place, which would have to be either buried or carried out. We returned to the plane and took off about 9:10 AM and again flew over the road to get a better look of the wash-out places. The wash- outs will have to be repaired in order to get the tractor and men In to clean up the location. We then continued to fly the Lynx Lake Road to the highway near Houston and returned to Anchorage arriving back at 9:35 AM. / ANCNOJ[4GE May 15, 1972 Jack F. Ahlfeld Claim Representative Fireman's Fund American Insurance Companies P.O. Box 644-A Detroit, Michigan 48232 Dear Mr. Ahlfeld: Your File #H-700-S-305998 Abandonment of Red Shirt Lake Well #1 Reference is made to your letter dated April 28, 1972, wherein you request that we refer you to a proper party from whom you can obtain a list of competent contractors who could do the necessary work to complete the abandonment of Red Shirt Well #1. I have contacted the Division of Oil and Gas and they have supplied the following list of competent contractors which are capable to complete the abandonment of Red Shirt Well #1: Industries Services, Inc. 519 West 8th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone No. - 279-5115 Explorations Services, Inc. 428 West ~lth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone ~o. - 272-2419 Gus Scheele Excavating Wasilla, Alaska 99687 Telephone No. - 882-6338 It appears from the general weather conditions in Alaska that the completion of the abandonment of Red Shirt Well #1 can begin within the month. It would be appreciated if you will keep the Division o~ 0il and Gas informed with copies of the information to myself as to the progress of the abandonment operations. Page 2 Red Shirt Lake Well #1 May 15, 1972 This letter will also serve as notice that unless the abandonment operations are completed by the end of October, 1972, the State of Alaska will have no recourse but to collect on the bond. If you should have any questions on this matter, please contact me. BRE/J t cc: Sincerely yours, JOHN E. HA~LOCK ATTORNEY GENERAL B. Richard EdWards Assistant Attorney General Homer Burell, Director Division of Oil and ~Ga~ . 1.,, '>.. , '- -,... x,:',j... : '?:.:' .,.. ....... ~ ,. ,.' / / James M. Coates, Jr.: Resident Vice President FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES April 28, 1972 The State of Alaska Department of Lay Of/ice o£ the Attorney Ceneral 360 K Street - Suite #105 Anchorage, A1aska 99501 Attention: Hr. Bo Richard Edwards I 5 ENG i GEOL _ ~l 2 OEOL I t.. DRAFT SEC CONFER: FILE: ,~ .:,.~ rt. 'RECEIVED Dci~arb-~:cnt of Law '~:[fie~ of the Attorney Central /mchozage Branch ~ A nchorage~ Ala,ka Re: Our File #H-700-S-305998 Principal: Farms Oil Company. Obltgee: State of Alaska Abandonment of Red Shirt Lake ~ell #1 Dear Sir: This belatedly ackno~ledges, receipt of yours o£ 1/19/72. As Surety for Farms Oil Company, we have attempted to have open channels of con~nunication with our l~incipal. To get this file moving again, I ~ould request that you refer me to the proper party from whom I can Obtain a listin~ of competent contractors ~d~o could do the necessary_ work to c~piete the abandorenent of Red Shirt Well ~l.- Upon receipt of a list of contractors, I will then contact them to obtain est~aces on Chis work. 0£ course, in doing so, I ~n in no way, waiving any of the rights that this Company has under Bond #3260967, since same are hereby expressly reserved, Sincerely, ;PP MAY 5 DIVISION OF OIL AND C-.'-.; ANCHO?.' cc: Hr. Kriser C/O Farms Oil Company 472 Shelbourne Road - Grosse Pre. Farms, HI. FORM NO. 02-1B ~ .;?;:-~ ORANDUM State of Alaska DI~~ OF' HA'rURAL DZV~S~ OF OZL AUD FROM: DATE : SUBJECT~ Hovedmr 12o 1971 Ftrmn eo Fund Bend., l,m 0ti Co~~ led Shirt: Idb J1 · ~~ ~ a nor.~ce of' ~~ou er cerm:l;n,tC:Lon o£ Che bond on the Xerox copy of the or~tnal beml ~ are lmssi~ this t~~~ to linage e~ &[aska i,=.?~, .. ' ". . Dept. o:E Natura! Reaources Division o:E Lands Or! & Gas ¢onservat£on Conn~sml. on Juneau, Alaska Bond Tile :':'.i :.:i;i-!'::.:i:i.:!. -.:-:i!i 19__h8_, in your favor,.:;.'i'n~,:~':;:,;the · cancellation ., such,;:..;:: SURETY '" REPLY TO:: '034--10-68 t of' the County of: as Principal, and BOND Know All Men BI, These Presents, Keith Keiser d/b/a ~ the HAcomb , State of: flL~U&~BU The American Insurance Company Bond ds3260967 as surety, authorized to do business in this Statel 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, fas, or stratigraphic pttr- poses in and upon the following described land situated within the State, to wit: Blanket (May be used as blanket bond or for single well) NOW, THEREFORE, if the above bounden principal shall comply with all of the provisions of the laws of this State and the rules, re,relations and orders of the Conservation Commission of the State, especially with reference to the proper plufginf of said well or wells, and filinf with the Off 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 off or fas in commercial quantifies, or cease to produce oil or fas in commercial quantifies, then this oblffation is void; otherwt~, the same ~hall be and remain in full force and effect. Penal sum of Five 'Thousend aud no/100 ($5 000 00) ~ ~m~ ~ ~ mm m m m ~ ~ ~ ~ m~ m mmm mm, ~m~ ~ ~ ~ m ~m~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Witness our hands and seals, f~t~ , lSth. Aay of October, 1968 Witness our hands an~, tbt~ . · day of ~ ~-~ _ ". ' ~~..~..~..; ~ETC:HIi~,Ni, ~i.kS'K~ The American Insuren~:e .Company l'~ the rin A'te"n"~-v-in'~'"'~ ' ' ' ' /' , p e~pal ,a corporation', tJ~;e-'b6~ ;i~ould be executed by ,, duly auf~h~ed I~.-~e~~i~.~f~/~/~on ~,d. When primeval or surety executes this bond by a~ent, power-.of attorney or .other evidence of authority must acco'mp~hy the bond,) ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Executive Secretary Alaska Off and Gas Conservation Commission Bond Form No. Authorized by Order No. 1 , ENSTRUCTIONS~'Show name and addre~ bM.ow and complete in~tructlons O~ oth.et sid. et w..h.e? appHc~.ble,. Moisten gumme.d ends, a~tacll an~ 11olo; of. att/cie. Print on front of amcle RECF. IPT REQUE.VT,RD. NAME-OF SENDER STREET AND NO. OR P.O. BOX STATE OF ALASKA ~.! Div~sior, O I/_~ (r-it: O..f ~001 "PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99504 CITY, STATE, ANO ZIP CODE IlL ~I, ~ OF ~RNE¥ / , THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY ~OW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, a CorPOration duly organized and existing ,~nder the laws of the State of New Jersey, and having its Home Office in the City and County of San Francisco, California, has made, · /constituted and appointed, and does by these presents make, Constitute and 'appoint Karen A. larthelemy of Detroit:, Hlchisan acknowledge and deliver any and all bonds, undertak~.nf~, reoosnLzanoes or other Il'itt, On oblisa- ~., ..' and to bind the Corporation thereby as fully and to the same extent as if such bonds were signed by the President, sealed with the corporate seal of the Corporation and duly attested by its Secretary, hereby ratifying and confirming all that the said Attorney(s)-in- Fact may do in the premises. This power of attorney is granted pursuant to Article VIII, Section 30 and 31 of By-laws of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE cOMPANY adopted on the 7th day of May, 1963, and now in full force and effect. "Article VIII, A~poi~ment a~d Authoritll o~ Resld~nt Assistant Secretaries, a~d Attor~ells-i~-Faet a~d Agent~ ~o aeeep~ Legal Process a~d Make A ~eara~ces. Section 30. A2~oi~tme*zt. The Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President, any Vice-President or any other person authorized by the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President or any Vice-President, may, from time to time, a~point Resident Assistant Secretaries and Attorneys-in-Fact to represent and act for and on behalf of the Corporation and Agents to accept legal process and- brake appearances for and on behalf of the Corporation. Section 31. Authoritl;. The Authority of such Resident Assistant Secretaries, Attorneys-in-Fact, and Agents shall be as prescribed in the instrument evidencing their appointment, and any such appointment and all authority granted thereby may be revoked at any time by tho Board of Directors or by any person empowered to make such appointment." This power of attorney is signed and sealed under and by the authority of the following ReSolution adopted by the Board of Directors of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY at a meeting duly called and held on the 28th day of September, 1966, and that said Resolution has not been amended or repealed: "RESOLVED, that the signature of any Vice-President, Assistant Secretary, and Resident Assistant Secretary of this Corporation, and the seal of this Corporation may be affixed or printed on any power of attorney, on any revocation of any power of attorney, or on any certificate ~,elating thereto, by facsimile, and any power of attorney, any revocation of any power of attorney, or certificate bearing such facsimile signature or facsimile seal shall be valid and binding upon the Corporation." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE AMERICAN INsuRANcE COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its Vice-President, and its corPOrate seal to be hereunto affixed thiS~day o~ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO By , 19 ~7 THE AMF_~RICAN INSURANCE COMPANY On this 20t:h day of ' November ,19 67' ; before me personally came S. D. MENIST, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say: that he is Vice-president of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, the Corporation described in and which executed the above instrumenf~ that he knows the seal of said Corporation; that the seal affixed to the said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Corporation and that he signed his name thereto by like order. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year herein first above written. CERTIFICATE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO I, the undersigned, Assistant Secretary of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, a NEW JERSEY Corporation, DO TIFY that the foregoing and attached POWER OF ATTORNEY remains in full force and has not been revoke~ and f~lrthermore~that Article VIII, Sections 30 and 31 of the By-laws of the Corporation, and the Resolution of the Board of Directors, set forth 'in the l~o,~''~ :~ · of Attorney, are now in force. ' · ! Signed and sealed at the City and County of San Francisco. Dated the 15th day of October 360257 (HO) (TA) -- 5.67 ROWNE, A~tant 8ec~tar~ ,,, :71¢ . , ~ eeafotn to ~ ~.' ~; lJm'efe~, by eopy of this 1error t~ the -'2- Jam~:s M. Coates, Jr.: Resident Vice President FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES DETROIT BRANCH OFFICE PHONE (313) WOODWARD 3-8760 700 FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING · DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226 October 8, 1971 The State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ATTENTION: Mr. Homer L. Burrell - Director Re: Our File #H-700-S-305998 Principal: Farms Oil Company Obligee: State of Alaska Subject: Abandonment of Red Shirt Lake Well #1 ~C. GEOL ' ! c, ,'.NC-. ' I t ENC;, ' I :] ENG I 4 ENG .6 ENG I GEOL ,. Oi .~i: E 2: ! '~L'.:: Dear Mr. Burrell: Since receiving your letter of September 10, 1971, I have had contact with our Principal in the person of Mr. Keith Kriser who, as you know, resides in the Detroit area. On October 6, 1971 he advised that he had contacted a gentleman by the name of John Wyman of Wasilla, Alaska who indicated he would take care of the above abandonment. In order to do so, according to Mr. Kriser, we need copies of: (1) the original application to drill the well to the drilling permit, (2) application to plug, (3) the plugging permit, (4) the log and report that was turned in after the above well was plugged. would appreciate you sending these items to me or if you like, directly to Mr. Kriser whose address is indicated below. Sincerely, F. AHLFELD Claim Representative JFA/pp ~,_ :' = ~:{.,? 0'*'7 1 .?: DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS cc: Mr. Keith Kriser - C/O Fans Oil Company - 472 Shelbourne Road - Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan CRO - Schloetter SlUrry, ' . ~ Ja~ M. Coates, Jr.: Resident Vice President FIREMAN'S FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES DETROIT BRANCH OFFICE PHONE (313) WOODWARD 3-8760 700 FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING · DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226 August 23, 1971 AUC- 3 0 19/ Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001Pocupiae Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attn;; Mr. Ho-~e~ L. Burreil, Director Re: Our File # H 500 $ 305998 Principal: Farms Oil Co. Obtigee: State of Alaska Abandomnent of Ked Shirts Lake Oil Well fJl Dear Mr. Burrell: DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS ~,,,,, ANCHORAGF_- ,... / I previouszy corresponded with you on this matter Cou}J you pzease ,~ v~- e as to ~ ~her wne ~. not abando~ent procedures have been completed by our principal. Claims Representative j'l~'A/jw ~: Farms Oil Co., 4'72 Shelbourne Road, Attn: ~. '~xe~ ~ t[~ Kriser Schloet~er- ~[0 · ~ L Lad~. Bmq. mmm~- LAW OFFICES JAMES H. LACK ROOM :~ 511 Wo 4TH AvENuE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950"1 PHONE (907) 279-811'5 July 1, 1971 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Attn: Mr. Homer Burrell Re: Red Shirt No. 1 Well Gentlemen-: JiJL--6 1971 The purpose of this letter is to request, on behalf of Keith Kriser and Farms Oil Company, an extension of time, not to exceed sixty (60) days from the date hereof, within which to comply with the requirements of the Division of Oil and Gas in cleaning up the site on the Red Shirt No. 1 Well. It is my understanding that there has been a wash-out in the road leading to the well'Land that there is a problem of accessibility to the site. Also for various reasons un- known to the undersigned, Mr. Kriser has been unable to ob- tain someone to do the work. However, I am advised that he will be in Anchorage within approximately thirty days or so, and intends to take care of the matter'-personally himself. JHL:lhl uly yours, cc: K. Kriser FIREMAN'S ;FUND AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES File ~$n~ipal: Farms Oil Dear ~. K~lse~.: TELEGR;~i RECEIVED: 8:35 ~ TO: Homer L. Burrell FROM: Jay Hlfe!d z Claim Representative JAmerican Insurance Co. 700 First National Bldg, DaY,oil, Michigan 68220 RE: Bond 3260967, Forms Oil Co., Red :qhirt Lake #1 Abandonment MR. KEITH KRISER HAS i.[qDICATED ......... ~,,.~,~ ~iE ib~,S RECEIVED AN LXiL~4SION~ '~" TO JUNE 31, 19'70, TO COMPLETE ABANDONMENT OF ABOVE WELL CLD, YOU CONFIP~¥i. 12/10/70 lp Phone - 521-6655 472 Shelbourne Road, Grosse Polnte Farms, Michigan 48236 November 18, 1970 Re' Red Shirt Lake #1 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Att'n Mr. Homer L. Burrell Director Dear Mr. Burrell' In reply to your memo of November 6th regarding the Red Shirt Lake Number 1 well abandonment, I would like to advise you as follows; I was in Anchorage in the first week of September this year to have this taken care of and made arrangements with Fritz Kalmbach to do this work inasmuch as Gus Scheele was unable to do this work this fall. Since I received you~ memo I have contacted Mr. Gus~:Scheele and he has agreed to do it about the middle of May or as soon as the frost was out of the ground. He said it would be impossibe to do a good job on it now due to the ground being frozen. If you will kindly givg me an extension until then I will assure you that it will be taken care of. Thanking you for your patience in this matter, I remain, "~t!v 2"! iq?O Very truly yours, Farms Oil Company '-'i~ith Kriset¢ FORM SA- I B MiE RANDUM .. To= ~ _.~ ~. ~~ State. :of Alaska DATE The ~~ ~visl~n ~ Lag~ls'~ req~at~ that additional ~erk on the readi~ Wtt .~.ld 11re to a~~ ~o~r planetng to ha~e thts ~ork Ferf ~late1~.. tie ~11 behalqW, te ansver W questions ~u W hive and vouTd ~tm ~ idv~ ~ we~ ts planned to start. ~: lp cc: ~~ L. Ha~tg, Assts~t At~-ge~ertl Carl H. ~, ~~tatlve ~ pte~eI: of: ~ .hms, e, ~. e~le, ~:'-efp~. emm,ectlmm. Edga~ Po Boyko A~torn. ey at Law 330 L Street .Amehorage, Alaska 99'501 Red Shirt Lake Jl ~ell Dear Sir: A represent&tlve of the Alaska Division o£ Oil and inspected the 'Heal ~hir~ Lake ~1 well location on De.tuber 17,. 1969. The general a~peewan~ of the location ~et the requ~ements o£ ~he Dtvlst~, except that there w~ a snc~ cover ~ the ~d and it ea~ is~.o8$ible to deter- mine if all debrla amid lit -~er had been cleaned tt will be neees8a~ to retain the bond on this well ~til after the snou has melted and actual clean up verified. Ve~ ~ruly yours, HLB: 17gL: Jw Hc~er L. Burrell Director FORM SA - I B MEMORANDUM TO: rHomer L. Burrell Director Through: O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. ~ Chief Petroleum Engineer Robert E. Larson ~ FROM: Petroleum Engineer State of Alaska DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS DATE : December 19, SUBJECT: Location Clean up - Red Shirt Lake No. 1 An inspection was made of Red Shirt Lake No. 1 on December 17, 1969. The location was leveled with all slopes trimmed. The reserve pit and rat hole was filled. The well marker had been reset in concrete and appeared to be satis fact ory. There was a snow cover of about 5" on the ground, there- fore, it was impossible to see if all the litter and debris had been removed or covered up. Until the ground is bare and can be closely inspected, it is recommended that the drilling bond on this well not be released. It is understood that there is an additional bond being held by the Division of Lands to provide for clean up of the access road. While this is being done another inspection should be made. REL: jw POLAROID ® POLAROID ® POLAROID ® POLAROID ® POLAROID ® POLARO!D ~ POLARO,D © POLAROID ® POL. AROID ® POLAROID ® .POLAROID ® POLAROID ~'h POLAROI[) (r9 P(.)LAROID ® POLAROID /.2 Phone - 52]-6655 Farms, Michigan 48236 October 8, 1969 Mr.,.. Gus Scl~eele Box 603 Wasilla, Alaska 99687 Dear. Gus: As .you know we drilled the well at Red 'Shirt-Lake with Hill Production Company a year ago: . 'Am' enclosing a copy of t'he letter that I received, from the Department of Natural Resources stating that there is some cleanup work needed on. the location. I have also written my attorney, Mr. Edgar Paul Boyko, to have this work done and I have advised him that you would be able [o do it and, inasmuch as you were near there, I would like to have you do it. Will you please contact him and he will tell you what the state requirm*s: Then send me your bill and I.will send your check. I am very busy here and don't want to come up there for another month unless it becomes necessary. RECEIVED Hoping this finds all well with you and -you can take care of this for me. V cry truly yours, CC Mr. Boyko Farms Oil ~ompan.~y , October 8, 196g '-'hone Mr. Edgar Paul Boyko Boyko and Walton 330' ' ~ L Street Anc!~ora~e, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir' I am enclosir]l;' copies of my correspondence with Homer Burrell rcg'arding my Red Shirt Lake ~tl well, also a copy of a letter just received from Waring Bradley. I talked to Mr. Burrell today and told him that you would be lookin~ after the work we needed done atthe location. Also advised him that we were planning on deepening the well early .next spring. He still wants the location cleaned up and I told him that I would have you contact him. I am writing to Mr. Gus Scheele at Wasilla. He is near the location and can do the work. I am enclos- ing a copy of my letter to him, asking him to 7. et in touch with you re~arding' it. If you can look, alter this I will be -¢ery grateful as I do not Want to come to Alaska be£ore next month. I will be in touch with you in the near future. DIVISION OF ~ Very truly yours, Form P~7 '~,~fATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION SUBMIT IN DUPLI( (See~,,;er structions on reverse side) WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG * . OZT~ [-'-] (;AS. WELL WELL JT-'] _ DRY` [~ - 'Other DEEP-[--'] PLU~ [---] EN BACK ~ESVR. Other la. TYPE OF WELL: b. ~YPE OF COMPLETION: NEW ~-] WORK ~] ~ WELL OVER Effective: July 1, 1964 5. LEASE DESIGNATION., AND ~ERIAL NO. ~ ADL 30021 '~- 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Farms Oil Company 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 8. FARM OR· LEASE NAM~ Red Shirt Lake 9; WELL NO. 1- 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR~.WILI~CAT Wildcat 11. SEC;, T,, R., M., OR BLOCK AND S~RVEY OR AREA. sec. 24, T. 18N, R. 5W, S.M. J" 13. S~ATE . 19. ELE¥. CASINGHEAD 220' ROTARY TOOLS CABLE ;TOOLS ~Urface[ to 2'~74!i' ~ ~ 1"25. W~S DIRECTIONAL I SURVEY 'MADE ~. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR '~' . . 4?2'Sh~ibourne Road, Grosse Pomte~ Farms, '~chzgan 48236 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report ~oc~tio~ C~4~ At surface ~'~ . At top prod. inte~ report~ below _.,..,.~~~4 ~.~ DATE ISSUED 12. BOrOUgH . 20. ~AL D~H, ~ & ~ 21. PLUG, BA~ T.D., ~ & ~, ~ IF 074 .... 2 24. PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TVD)* N one ":: 26. T~PE ELECTRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN 28. Schlumberger Dual Induction- Latero Log ~ASINO SIZE WEIGHT, LB./FT. CASING RECORD (Report a~g strings',~ DEPTH SET (MD) 508' 9 5/8" HOLE SIZE -f 30. CEMENTING RECORD: 216 sacks i,~.i,..~ · TUBING RECORD 29, LINER RECORD SIZE TOP (MD) BOTTOM (MD) SACKS CEMENT$ WAS WELL CORED " AMOUNT" -~'ULLED . . ,. · . SIZE DE~TH~,,, 'f SET,;:,. ,. ~(:MD,) ,- P~ACKER:..( ",?:;SET (MD) 31. PERFORATION RECORD (Interval, size and ~umber) 33.* PRODUCTION DATE FIRST PRODUCTION [ PRODUCTION METHOD (.~'~owi~g~ g~8 li~ p~pi$~stze a~ ~ype of p~.r~p) FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. '. :. , , ..,,. AMOUNT A~D Ki"ND OF': MAtERiAL '"i~S DATE OF TEST I HOURS TESTED I CHOKE SIZE I PROD'N. FOE OIL---BBL.- ~AS MCF. TEST PERIOD INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases to either a Federal agency or a State agency, or both, pursuant to applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. Any necessary special instructions concerning the use of this form and the number of copies to be submitted, particularly with regard to local, area, or regional procedures and practices, either are shown below or will be issued by, or may be obtained from, the local Federal and/or State office. See instructions on items 22 and 24, and 33, below regarding separate reports for separate completions. If not filed prior to the time this summary record is submitted, copies of all currently available logs (drillers, geologists, sample and core analysis, all types electric, etc.) ~ forma- tion and pressure tests, and directional surveys, should be attached hereto, to the extent required by applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. All attachments should be listed on this form, see item 35. Item 4: If there are no applicable State requirements, locations on Federal or Indian land should be described in accordance with Federal requirements, consult local State or Federal office for specific instructions. ' Item 18: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Items 22 and 24: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 22, and in item 24 show the producing interval, or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name(s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item Ik~ Submit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the additional data pertinent to such intervaL Item 29: "~acl~s Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any multiple stage cementing and'the location of the cementing tool. Item 33: Submi~ a separate completion report on this form for' each interval to be separately produced. (See instruction for items 22 and 24 above.) ._ 37. SUMMARY OF POROUS ZONES: .. . SHOW ALL IMPORTANT ZONES OF POROSITY AND CONTENTS THEREOF ' cORED YNTERVALS; AND ALL DRILL-STEM TESTS, INCLUDING 38~ GEOLOGIC MARKERS : DEPTH INTERYAL TESTED, CUSHION USED, TIME TOOL OPEN, B'LOWING AND. SHUT-IN PRESSURES~ AND RECOYERIES · FORMATION TOP BOTTOM DESCRIPTION, CONTENTS, ETC. · TOP .. . · .~ . .. -.-~ NAME ' .~. '~.-: MEAS. DEPTH TRUE VERT. DE~B - . : . :. .; .- T~ti~m, :-~ . ......... ' .· ..... --: ' . K~n~i~':~m 160-180 .160-180 :. , .',' , . .. , ~ . - .~.: ~ ..- . .......... ... . . .... ,. , . .. .. . , . /. - . . . RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL--30¢ -- i O , /, STREET AND NO. ' ~ O., STATE AND ZiP CODE Return Receipt Deliver to ~ho~a to whom Shows to whom, ~ddressee Only and date date, and where delivered o,m.Oo .o Mar. 1966 N~-~'~~~~ ~ No.' 16,3020 ¢0 RECEIPT FP- CERTIFIED MAIL--30¢ , , SE.TTO Mr. Keith Kriser, Owner POST.*RKo. DATE Farm~ {l~l £nmnanv STRE['r A.D.6. - ' " .... 472 Shelbourne ROad .. , P. O., STATE, AND ZIP CODE Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48ii · ~X~RA"SERVICES' FOR AOOITII~NA'L FEES ~hOWSand, O~,. w*o~ S~o~,~.,., ~.~° w,O~,w~.. ~*... POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED-- (See other side) Mar. 1966 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL RECEIPT FF- CERTIFIED MAIL--30~ SENT TO ~;~,(/ · P~RSTDM24K EXTRA SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL FtES Return Receipt Deliver to ~how~ to whom Shows to whom, Addressee Only and date date, and where ,,, ,,, ,,, ,, ,, , , ,,~ POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED-- (See other side) Mar. 1966 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL~30~ - . , SENT TO POSTMARK OR DATE ~ ~., g~ATE, AND ZIP CODE EXTRA SERVICES FOR ADDITIONA FEES ' Return ge~lpt ~e//ver tb/ Shows to who~ ~hows to whom, Addressee Only and date date, and where delivered delivered ~ 50~ , POD Form 3800 NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PROVIDED-- See other side) Mar, ~966 NOT FOR INTERNATIONAL MAIL Special Value $ Delivery Reg. Fee $ , Receipt $ Handling Restricted Charge $ Delivery Postage $ , /O J~ AIRMAIL .OSTM^STER (.y)._f ~ ,~A~U.G OmC. ........... ~~~~... ~~~ ...... ........... ~...~.~.L..~.~~~~~...~~ ............ TO ' - '' ' ........... X~ ....... ~>~.....~~.~ ........ ~ ............................ .............. .Z.-~~-~-~ ...................... .~..~_ _. .~ ...... ~- ~f~,: ...... POD ~~~965, . REC~PT. FOR EEGISTEEEg ~aAIL .. ~ ~~~ .... Phone - 521-6655 · 472 Shelbourne Road, Grosse Polnte Farms, Michigan 48236 t~V _~/~ June 10, 1969 Red Shirt Lake #1 FILE Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Department of Natural Resources Division of Gas and Oil 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska DIVISION OF O!/AND GAS ANCHORAGE Dear Sir' In reply to your letter of June 6th regarding the rat hole, etc, on my Red Shirt Lake #1 well, I appreciate your calling this to my attention and will have it taken care of at once. --5~ (~.~-~-~~-~ Mr. Charles Stiles of Wasilla is in charge of my leasing and other affairs of this nature, so ! will send him a copy of this letter and he will advise you when this work is completed. I was at the well site in December of 1968 and the marker was cemented in place at that time about when they removed the drilling rig. They per-~ haps moved the marker and did not replace it. In August of this year I hope to re-open this well and drill it deeper as I have information since drilling it that has encouraged me to do so. Trusting that this is satisfactory to you and if there are any other questions that you will let me know at once. Thanking you for all.courtesies in this matter, I remain, Yery truly yours, DIVISION OF Oil. ANO GAS June 6, 1969 Re- Red Shirt Lake No. 1 Mr. Keith ICrtser, D.B.A. Farms Oil Coapany 472 Shelbourne Road Grosse Potnte, )4tchtgan 48236 Dear Sir: On a field trip June 4, 1969, one of our inspectors visited the subject location-. He found that the dry-hole ~arker req=tred by our regulation No. 2103 was on the ground and had not been set t~ concrete and erected as require~ by this regulation. AlSo, the rat hole was open and presented a hazard to both humans and animals. We realize yOu have ~ot bee~ able to make your clean-up of. this location but want to advise you of this condition and suggest that you eliminate this hazard as soon as possible. Obviously. the marker must be set before we approve abandonment. Very truly yours, Ho=er L. Burrell Director FORM SA- lB MEMORANDUM Chief petroleum in FROM: Karl L. VonderAhe Petrol eum Engi neet State of Alaska DEPARTMENT OF .NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS DATE : June 5, 1969 SUBJECT, Field Trip to Farms Oil Company Red Shirt I.ake No: 1 On the afternoon of June 4 I accompanied Jim Rhodes of the Attorney General's office to the above well site. The homesteader's road in was well dried out, but there was evidence that in low places it had been badly rutted when wet. However, the evidence did not indicate that it had been damaged by dual-wheeled vehicles such as were used to haul the rig and equipment out of the area. Also, the road from this road in to the well location was undamaged in spite of the fact that it was a newly bulldozed road and unsurfaced. The location itself is not cleaned up though it would take probably no ~ore than two or three hours work with a dozer to complete the job. The top of the casing was a few inches below ground level, and it was not covered. Also, the rat hole had not been filled. It was open about ten feet down to water. KLB :my DMSO' ~ 0/~ Aim GAS Phone - 521-6655 472 Shelbourne Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 April 17, 1969 ~t~ ~ OKG ~ Re: Red Shirt Lake No. 1 KLV Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska FILE - Dear Mr. Burrell' Responding to your letter of April 14 regarding the above venture it is our present intent- ion, acting on our geologists advice, to deepen this well. In this case is it necessary to file the forms referred to in your letter at this time ? If so, will you kindly send us the forms and we will gladly comply. Very truly yours, Farms Oil Company 2 1 !98 DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS Re, ltedShtr~Ldmb. 1 l~enm Of, l (:bqpm~, Op~sMr AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC P.O. BOX 2127 , ANCHORAGE:. ALASKA * TRANSMITTAL COMPANY Janaar_v 1~. 1969 .. Dear Sir: Division of Mines & Minerals State of Alaska 30~1 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Attn: Mr. Harry Kugler We have transmitted this date via _ Personal Delivery _ ,, Washed, samples from the: f Redshirt Lake No. 1 - 80 - 2,0805 Please acknowledge receipt by returning one copy of ~his transmittal. Very truly yours, Archie Green ~. American Stratigraphic Co. Receipt acknowled ged by date Remarks: Hitl Production Company No. 1 Red Shirt Lake Section 2.4, T. 18 1~., R. 5 V~., S. M. 660's, 1980 W fr_. NE corner Ndatanuska - Susitna Bor'ough, Alaska 1~ & A, .December 14, 1968 Elevation: 220 O., 234 KB T. D. 2,074 Driller, 2050 Log. Contractor- Coastal Drilling Company Tops Base Pleistocene (Top Tertiary - Middle Kenai) 160-180 Top Weathe:red Granite (Base of Tertiary) 1758 Top l~res-'~ Granite (Jurassic) 1833 Vfell'pe;':etrated entire Tertiary section present, including equivalent of the Wishbone formation before penetrating ,the granite. Casing and Plugging Date Set 9 5/8 inch casing at 508 feet with 216 sacks. Se~ plug, 5'::.5 feet to 428 feet with 50 sacks. Set surface plug with 10 sacks. DIVISION OF OIL ANb OAS ANCI-~O~AGE Hill Production Company No. 1 Red Shirt Lake Drilling History December 2, 1968- 10:00 A. M. Spud, 5:00 A. M., December 2nd. Drilled 10 feet, mud broke out around conductor p,ipes. Cemented cellar, %U.O.C. DeceJmber 3, 1968 T. D. 50 feet, Temperature -25©, Thawing out mud pump and flow lines. Prep to install boiler. December 4, i968 T. D. 50 feet. Installing boilers - thawing out rig. December 5, 1968 Corrected T. D., 46 feet, fired up. Thawing out rig. Temperature -226, Boiler installed and December 6, 1968 To D. 46 feet. Temperature -15©. Rig thawed out, picking up Kelly. Preparing to drill ahead. December 7, i968 Temperature -40©. Drilling below 510 feet. Tentative top of tertiary beds (sample) 200 to 250 feet. December 8, 1968 T. D. 540 feet. Temperature -35©. Set 9 5/8 inch surface casing at 508 feet with 216 sacks. Waiting on cement. December 9, 1968 T. D. 540 feet. Temperature -30©. Preparing to test blowout pre- venters and drill out from under surface casing. December 10, 1968 Drilling below 815 feet. Making trip. DIVISION OF OiL AND GAS Al.ICI ] ©~:,?D~ Hill Production Company ~'o. 1 Red Shirt Lake December 11~ 1968 Drilling below 1, 512 feet. December 12, 1968 Drilling at 1, 940 feet. December 13, !968 T. D. 2,074 feet. R. unning Logs. December 14, 1968 T. ID. 2, 074 feet, P & A set plug from 576 feet to 428 feet with 50 sacks. Set surface plug with 10 sacks. Hill t~roduction Company ~o. 1 l~ed Shirt Lake Sample De s criptio'n 80 - 100 ft. Unconsolidated sand, medium to coarse grained - some carbonaceous material. 100 - 120 ft. Unconsolidated Sand - medium to coarse grained - car- bonaceous material - abundant rounded shale fragments and quartz grains. 120 - 140 ft. Unconsolidated sand - medium to coarse grained - some coal and gray shale fragments. 140 - 160 ft. Unconsolidated sand - predominately quartz grains, some coal and shale fragments. 160 - 180 ft. Sandstone~ very fine grained, gray-green to tan, varying to siltstone, carbonaceous, with 50% unconsolidated S. S. 180 - 200 ft. Siltstone to V.F.G. Sandstone, gray to green, abu.ndant coal fragments, 400/o unconsolidated sand. 200- 220 ft. Shale, dark gray, and siltstone, gray to gray-green, 25°/o unconsolidated sand. 220 - 240 ft. .Shale, gray, with f.g., s.s., and siltstone, green to gray, carbonaceous, with coal fragments - 40% unconsolidated sand. 240 - 260 ft. Sandstone, gray to white, coarse grained to conglomeratic - carbonaceous in part, 30% unconsolidated material. 260 - 280 ft. Siltstone, It, gray, carbonaceous, with some white conglo- meratic material, some gray shale, 300/o unconsolidated material. 280 - 300 ft. s.s., very f.g., white to light gray, with gray siltstone, some coal. s.s. is highly carbonaceous. 300- 320 ft. Siltstone, gray, to v.f.g, sandstone, 30% carbonaceous sandstone, abundant coal fragments. 320 - 340 ft. Shale & siltstone, gray to light green, sOme f.g. sandstone, 30% coal fragments. DIVISION OE 6,~i~ i~~')~s GAS Hill Production Company ~'o. 1 ned Shirt Lake Sample Description 340 -360 ft. Coal (60%) with gray siltstone & white f.g. sandstone. 360 380 ft. Sandstone, tan to white, m.g. with some siltstone, 30% coal. 380 - 400 ft. Coal (90%) with some white sandstone. 400 - 420 ft. Sandstone, Jgray, v.f.g., carbonaceous, with 50% coal, trace light tan clayey sandstone. 420 , 440 ft. · Coal, 70%, with some soft, tan f.g. sandstone, some hard siltstone and shale. 440 .- 460 ft. Coal (90%) with sand impurities, some hard, gray, f.g. sandstone. 460 - 480 ft. Sandstone, gray, hard, very fin'e grained, some gray siltstone, some coarse to conglomeratic sandstone, 10% coal. 480 - 500 ft. Sandstone, light gray, hard, very fine grained and gray siltstone, trace green shale, 10% coal. 500 - 520 ft. Conglon~leratic sandstone, gray to green, hard, dense, with trace gray shale, trace green siltstone, trace coal. 520 - 540 ft. Sandstone, gray towhite, m.g. to conglomeratic, trace green siltstone, 70% coal. 54O - 56O ft. Sittstone, gray, soft, micaceous, with 30% coal. 560 - 580 ft. Siltstone, as above, with 10% light gray, m.g. Sand- stone, trace coal. 580 - 600 ft. Sandstone, coarse grained, white to tan quartz, friable. 600 - 620 ft. Siltstone, gray, soft,' with trace sandstone, trace coal. 620 - 6.40 ft.' Coal, with 50% siltstone, as above, trace of sandstone. Hill Production Company No. t Red Shirt Lake Sample Description 640 - 660 ft. Siltstone, gray, as above, with 30% coal. 660 - 680 ft. 680 - 700 ft. 700 - 720 ft. Sandstone, gray, f.g., with 40% coal, 40°/o gray siltstone. Sit,stone, (40%), coal (40~/0), with 10% sandstone, m.g., ~aucumtmc, gray to green in color. Siltstone, tan to gray, micaceous, with 20~/0 coal. 720 - 740 ft. Siltstone, as above, with 50% coal. 740 - 760 ft. Siltstone, gray to tan, with 10% gray m.g. sandstone, trace of coal. 760 - 780 ft. Sandstone, light gray to white, medium to coarse grained with 10% siltstone, 10% coal. 780 - 800 ft. Sandstone, gray to white, coarse grained, with 10°/0 coal, 10% siltstone. 8OO - 810 ft. Sandstone, gray to white, coarse grained, abundant volcanic fragments (green). 8i0 - 820 ft. Sandstone, light gray, to white, coarse grained to con- glomeratic, with 50% coal (carings?). 82O - 840 ft. Sandstone, gray, medium grained, hard to friable, with 10% tan siltstone, 40% coal. 84O - 86O ft. Siltstone, tan soft, carbonaceous, with 300/o coal, 20% Sandstone. 860 - 880 ft. Siltstone, tan to gray, soft, with 20% coal, 10% sandstone. 88O - 9OO ft. Coal, with trace of Sandstone and Siltsto~e. 900 - 920 ft. Coal, with trace of siltstone. 920 - 940 ft. Coal, with 10~0 tan, soft siltstone. DIVISION OF Ciit. AND GAS FIill t~roduction Co~npamy ~o. 1 ~ed Shirt Lake Sample Description 94O - 96O ft. 96O - 98O ft. 98O- 1000 ft. I000 - 1020 ft. 1020 - 1040 ft. 1040 - 1060 ft. lo6o - lO80 ft. 1080 - t100 ft. 1100 .- liZ0 ft. 1120 - 1140 ft. 1140 - 1160 ft. 1160 -'llS0 ft. 1180 - lg00 ft. Sa~fdstone, gray, fine to medium .grained, hard, dense, with 10% coal, trace of siltstone. Sandstone, gray, medium grained, hard & dense, with 10%0 friable sandstone, 10%0 coal, trace of hard, car- bonaceous siltstone. coal, with trace of tan siltstone. Coal, v¢ith trace of tan siltstone, trace of red sandstone 1 piece l.s. with fluorescence, no cut. Sandstone, tan to white, fine to medium grained, with 30% tan to brown siltstone, 20% coal. Sandstone, white to pink, medium grained, hard, dense, with 30% coal, trace siltstone and friable cse. g. s.s. Siltstone, tan, soft, with 50% coal, trace of sandstone. Sandstone, gray to green, v.f.g, to medium grain, hard, dense, with 10% tan siltstone, 10% coal. Trace of fluorescence in coal, no cut. Sandstone, pink to white, medium to coa~rse grained, some green fragments, 30% coal, trace of tan siltstone. Coal, with trace of coarse grained sandstone, trace of tan soft siltstone. Coat, black to 'brown, with 40% sandstone, tan to white, medium grained, friable, trace tan siltstone. Sandstone, gray to white, co~rse grained, friable, with 10% tan siltstone, 30% coal. Coal, with 15% tan, soft siltstone. i-Jill Production Company No. 1 Red Shirt Lake Sample Description 1200 - IZZO ft. Sandstone, light gray to white, hard, mediu~ to cos. rse grain, conglomeratic, trace green sandstone, coal sittstone. 1ZZO - t240 ft. Sandstone, white to tan, medium grained, friable, with 40% coal, some co'arse grained sandstone. 1240 - 1260 ft. Sandstone, tan to white, fine to medium grained, hard, dense, with 20% coal, trace of soft siltstone. 1260 t280 '~ - I~. Sandstone, medium To cearse grained, friable, abundant clear quartz grains, with 10% coal, trace gray-green soft siltstone. 1280 - 1300 ft. Sandstone, white to gray, medium to co'arse grained, friable, with 10% tan soft siltstone, 20% coal, trace of mineral fluorescence. i300 - 1320 ft. Sandstone, whz~e to gray, to tan, medium to coerse grained, friable, with 20% coal, 5% tan, carbonaceous, seft siltstone. i320 - 1340 ft. Sandstone, gray to tan, medium to co~3rse grained, friable, with 20% coal, trace of soft tan siltstone. 1340 - 13 60 ft. Sandstone, as above, with trace of tan carbonaceous siltstone, trace of coal. 1360 - 1380 ft. No sample. 1380 - 1400 ft. Siltstone, tan, soft, carbonaceous with 20°/0 friable, coarse grained sandstone, 10% coal. 1400 = 1420 ft. Sandstone,. white to gray, m. edium to cos. rse grained, with 50% coal, trace tan siltstone, trace of fluorescense, no cut. 1420 - 1440 ft. Sandstone, white to ~.~gh~ gray, coarse grained to con- glorneratic, friable, with 10% m.g., hard sandstone, 5% tan siltstone, trace of coal. DiViS!O.~ OF CN.. AND GAS ANSi 1': i/.'.SE ~mil ~,~oduc~ion Co~pany 2qo. I Rea Sn~r~ Lake Sample Description 1440 ' 1460 ft. Sandstone, white to light gray, coarse grained to con- glomeratic, abundant clear quartz grains, friable, with t0~/0 coal, trace of siltstone. i460 - 14S0 ft. Sands'cone, white to gray, coarse grained to conglomera- tic, friable, predominate!y quartz grains with lOG/0 coal, trace siltstone. 1480 - 1500 ft. Coal, w~n 5% friable, coarse grained sandstone. 1500 1520 Sii'~stone, tan, soft, carbonaceous, with 40%o coal, 10~4 sahdstone~ 1520 - !540 ft. Coal, black to brown, with 30% tan, carbonaceous siitstone, trace of fluorescence, 1540 - 1560 ft. Siltstone~ gray to tan, carbonaceous, soft, with 30% coal, 10%0 coarse grained, friable sandstone. i560 1580 Si!tstone, gray to tan, carbonaceous, soft to hard, with 10%0 fine to medium grained sandstone, 10%0 coal. 1580 - 1600 ft. Sandstone, gray to tan, hard, dense, coarse grained to conglomeratic, with 10%0 coal, 10%0 siltstone. 1600 -1620 Sandstone, gray to white, coarse grained, friable, with 20% siltstone, 20~0 coal. 1620 - 1640 ft. Sandstone, white, coarse grained, friable, white quartz grains, with 40% Coal, trace of siltstone, 10%0 bluish fluorescence, no cut. 1640'- 1660 ft. Coal, with 40% sandstone as above, trace of siltstone, trace of blue fluorescence. 1660 - 1680 ft. Coal, with 40o/o sandstone, as' above, trace of fluores- cence. 1680 - 1700 ft. Siltstone, tan to brown, soft, carbonaceous, with 30% coarse, friable sandstone, 10~/0 coal. JA[,I 'i "tS°9 DIVI$!ON O~ OiL AND GAS HAil Production Corp_pany No. I Red Shirt Lake Sample Description 1400 - i720 ft. Coal, with Z040 coarse grained sandstone~ trace of siltstone. 1720 - 1740 ft. Coal, with 30% coarse grained, friable sandstone, trace of siltstone. 1740 - 1760 ft. Sandstone, white, angular grains, friable, course grained, with 50% coal, trace of tan sihstone. Possible granite wash. 1760 - 1780 ft. Coal, with 40% sandstone, as above, trace of tan siltstone. 1780 - 1800 ft. Sandstone, white to clear quartz, coarse grained,angular fragments, with 20~0 coal, trace of siltstone, possible granite wash. 1800 - 1820 ft. Sandstone, as above, with 10%0 coal. 1820 - 1840 ft. Sandstone, as above, with 40% coal, 10% light gray to white, soft siltstone 1840 - 1860 ft. Igneous rock, possible 'granite - clear xlf~ quartz, biotite and weathered feldspar readily identified, with 20% coal cavings. 1860 - i880 ft. As abo{~e. 1880 - 1900 ft. As above. 1900 - i920 ft. Granite - quartz rich biotite rock. 1920 - 1940 ft. Quartz - biotite granite. !940 -i960 ft. _As above. i960 -' 1980 ft. As above. 1980 - 2000 ft. As above. DIVISION OF OiL AND GAS AbtCl N~-i]] ProducTion Company No I Red Shirt Take Sarnpie Descrietion ZOO0 - ZOZO ft. As above (See page before this) Z020 - Z040 ft. As above. Z040 - 2060 ft. As above. 2060 - Z070 ft. As above. 277-2597 AREA CODE 9-07 INLET OIL CORPORATION P.O. BOX 1497 343 SIXTH AVENUE SUITE 202 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 January 7, 1969 Alaska State Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska ATTENTION: Mr. Homer Burrell Ref Hill Production Company - Red Shirt Lake No. 1 Matanuska- Susitna, Alaska Dear Sir: Enclosed please find one sepia and blue line print of the sample log, one copy of well history, also one sepia and blue line print of the electric log on the captioned. Your s truly, D. L. Fahrny, Land Manager INLET OIL CORPORATION DLF/ber CC: Mr. Ken Smith Mr. William Folta January 6, 1969 Re~ Red Shi~ Lake I~o. ! Farms Oil CouPany, Opera,or ~h'. Gerald R. Hill President Hill Production ¢oupany P.o. aox131 Lake · ~Cenev&, b~sconsin The State o[ Alaska lrorma P-3, P-~, and P-7 pez~caluin~ to ~e ~ ~rt ~ke No. 1 fi~ ~ you on ~e to~ '~e proof. ~~e ~he drill~g ~~C -~ ~ bo~ ~or C~ ve~ were ~o~d tn ~e nm o[ . Yn O~ C~any, iC ia m~~l '~at ~eea ~o~ be fl~. ~er ~e ~ o~ F~ Off C~pany, lC is requested that you resubmit these forms in · 'the .nane of Farms' Oil Company Co fulfill the requireaeflt of lthe'drillin~ permit.. Failure to do. so ~my reeuXt in delay, in releastn8 the bond.after .the location is cleaned up. supply of the required forms is belus sent you al°n~.i~Ch ~. letter. Very tr~uly yours, Homer L. lurrell Director Enclosures Ketch Erioer Farms Oil Cou~ny ' DIVISION OF OIL ~ GAS December 31, 1968 Re: Red Shiv Lake NO.. 1 14tll Production Company Operator qr. Gerald R. Hill President Ht11 Production Coapan3, P. O. Box 151 Lake O~neva, Wisconsin Dear Sir: 53147 Enclosed is your approved copy of Sundry Notice (P-3) for the above referenced well. KLV :nay Enclosure Very truly yours, Karl L. VonderAhe Petroleum Engineer At top prod. interval reported below At total depth SaT~ ?. ADDRESS OF 0PERAz0R P. O. l~ox 15,1, Lake i ]2.-2- 68 18! TOTAL DEPTH, MD & i DATE SPUDDED 14. DATE T.D. P,~,~.' HED 15. DATE CO,1ViP, SUSP~ OB. ABAND. P & A 12-14-68 ~ ~LT~LE ~OW ~Y* PRODUCING ~VAL(S), TYPE EJ.~CT1R/C A_ND OTHER I CO,1VIPLETIO/~T--rlX)P, BOTTOM, NA/VIE _ i CASING SIZE CASING RECO1%D (Report all strings set in w~ll) DEPTH SET. (MD) LINER 1RECO~ TOP (MD', SIZE (MD) SACKS CEMEBTT* 10. FIEI~D ~POOL; OR WIL,DCA'I'r?~ 21. ' :,~ ROTAR¥ TOOLS TVD)* BY " 'c C~BLE ToOLs WAS SURVEY 1VIAD ~ U' ,,i+ ..~ ., puh~ OPEN TO (Interval, size and number) PRODUCTION ii ' DATE FIRST PI%ODUCTION ['PI~ODUCTION METHOD (Fl°wh~' gas lift' pumping-s/ize and type °f p 'u~'' p)'i.-' '~,.~_.]{ ~: ~ DITto OF TldT, I~O~S T~ :~.~ l~Ol~ SIZE I~OD'N mR O~ F~W ~BING ~G ~S~ [~~ O~BBL. G~M~.~ ~' I '~ ,. ~ I~'~~ 4 , . ~3. I hereby certU~hat the ~ores~hg and at~ched information is complete~ ~rr~ as determined,' from all;a~a9a~!e.~o~gs ~ SIGNED , ' " TITLE. '~ ' J' DATE ' ~: '~ *(~e Ins~uctions and S~c~ Ior AdditiOnal ~ta on Revere Side) 'i General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well compl~el'io~ report ; all-types of lands and leases in Alaska. . ~'~-~1. Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise she le.pth measure- tnents given in ether spaces on this form and in any attachments: " - Items 20, ancl 22:: If this well is completea for separate produ_ction fr°~m more than one interval zone ~ ~ (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the pfc-doting inte'rval, or intervals, ~ ' lop(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. ,Submit a separate report c:~ (page) on this form, adequatel.y identified, for each' additional inte, val to be seperateiy produced, show- _, ing the additional data pertinent to such interval. .~.~ r I~m26: "S~cks Cement'.': Attached supplemental records for this Wf. II should show the deiails of any mul- · tiple stage cementing :and th~ location of the cementing tool. ' ~ ,~ Item 28: SUbmit-'~ 'separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produced. . .. . (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). . ,,. 34. SUMMA~RY OF FOR. MATION 'I~F_.S*I~ INCLUDIN(] INT~-~VAL ~D. P~URE DATA ~ ~OV~ OF OIL'. ~. - . : ' . WA~ AND MUD " 35. G~GIC MARK~ , , · ' ;. _ MEAS. D~ ~U[ V~T. ' . ................. .... :- Tertiary i'~iddle '~.'.: .. , .... . ': . , ; .. ~. , . x ...... " Ke~ ·fm 160't80 L}~,0 180 ~ . ~ -' : . : .-. . :' , ' , .: ' .~. Jurassi~ Granit~ 1760 'L; 1760 ... - . . ~. , . .-' ,.. -' :::~ · . '~, · ' ':,' .--l' ' ,. -' .,. . . , : ~,"~,~ ., , ~' ... . : - . . . : } ., .;..-_ ' .. :. /', ' ~B. CO~E DATA, A~ACI[ BRIEF D~CRIPI~ONS OF LI~IIOLOGY..POROSITY, FRA~R~, A~NT:DIP~ ,,... - ,, .. ..... C : ~- i' :~ ~ .:: AND DETECt'El) SIIOWS' OF OI:L, G~ OR WA~.~ ' ' ,, , .... . . in , , - . ~', . ,. .: . .... . , - ..z ; .- ·~ "~ . . : . - . ,.... . :... .... . , ,. : · . z. : . · ' : ; · : . . , " - . ", ~ ' ':. -. ;;.. ~ ' ~ r Form t'--3 REV. ~30-67 Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate ,STATE O,F ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE S'UNDRY 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.) 0ILwELL -~ OASwELL ~-~ OTHER ~1~ ~-~ 2. NAME OF OPERATOR - 3. ADDRESS OF (~P'~I~.~T0'R ................ . 4. LOCATION O,F W~L 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. '5. API ~CAL CODE 6. LEA~E DESIGNATION A~D SERIAL NO. A DL 3./~OZl 't. IF I1TOIA.N', A.LLO;i-r~ OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FAR1Vi OR LFa~SE NAME · R, ed abler L~ake 9. WELL NO. I 10. FIELD A~ND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wl. ldC&t 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) ~¢, ;~. T, laN, 12. P~VIIT NO. 14. Check Appropriate Box To i~ndicate Nlature of NOtice, Report, or Other D~to NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF I I PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT --I MULTIPLE COMPI.ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE --~-' I ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACXDIZINO ABANDONMENT* (Other) NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and Log form,) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an.y proposed work. 16.SiGNED~~~~F~/I hereby eert~_that ~the fo~re, going/l~ tru~and eo_rreet (This space for State office use} / 2 _ Z.7,/- · . CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF A~: ~is is approval o~y of work ~. Fill approval will not be given until location ~ clea~i ~, ~it~ssid, and ~~t~~(~U~) sub~c:ed. Form No. P--4 STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IIq DEPLICATE OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE J~IONTHLY REPORT OF :DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1. 0IL ~ GAS w~.~. W~LL [] oT.z, /Dry HOle 2. NAME OF OP'~.ATOR ~. ~=~ss o~ o~o~ 4. LOCA~ON O'F W~T.T. - Section 24. 'T. 18N, 660' ~, ~980 W from ~ corner. AP1 NU~{ERICA3. CODE 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 30021 7. IF INDIAN, ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. U-NIT,FAi~M OR LEASE NAAIE Red Shirt L~_ke 9. WELL NO. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat i1. SEC., T., R., M., (BOT'TOM HOLE OBJ'ECTIVE) ,Sec. 24, T. 18N, R. 5W, S.M. 12. PERMIT NO. 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CI-IA.NGES IN HOLE SI~-E, CASING AiVD CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AN'D VOLU/VIES USED. PERFOP. ATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS. FISHING JOB~, JI/NK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TI~ACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CH.A~GES IN HOLI~ CONDITIONS. Spud December 2, 1968. Drilled 12 3/4" h)le to 540'. Set 9 5/8" casint~ at 508' witia 2,16 sacks of cement. Drilled 8 1/2" hole t0 a074'. Logged hole on ~cem~r 13, 1968. Plusged and abandoned on ~cember 14, 1968. Set plus from 57t~' to 428' with 50 sacks of cement. Set surface plug with 10 sacks, and placed ~rkmr on well. NOTE--Report on this form is required for each calendar m~must be filed in dupl~ with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. FORM SA- 18 MEMORANDUM TO:F- Homer L. Burrell Director Through- O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. Chief Petroleum Engineer FROM: Robert E. Larson Petroleum Engineer State of Alaska DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS DATE : December 16, 1968 SUBJECT, Field Trip Report - Abandonment of Red Shirt Lake No. 1 On the morning of December ]3, ]968, the operator of this well called reporting that the well had encountered granite and was being prepared for abandonment. I t-eft Anchorage in the State automobile at 12:45 p.m. and reached the location at 3'15 p.m. to find the log of the well had been completed and the loggers were tearing the equipment down. A]l personnel responsible for operations had left the location for Wasilla. I returned to Wasilla and waited until the electric log was brought in. It was discussed with the personnel responsible for plugging and it was agreed that a 60-sack cement plug from 60 feet below casing shoe and into the casing and a lO-sack plug at surface would suffice. ! then waited until the ~ementing personnel were ready to go to the location. While there ! had an opportunity to discuss the clean up requirements with the dirt contractor who was to do the clean up work. I left Wasilla at 8:45 p.m. and arrived home at lO'lO p.m. REL :may FORM SA- lB . MEMO-RANDUM TO: F- Homer L. Burrell Director Through: O, K. Gilbreth, Jr. Chief Petroleum Engineer FROM.' RObert E. Larson .~L~ Petroleum Engineer / State of Alaska DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS DATE : December 16, 1968 SUBJECT, Field Trip Report - Check of BOP Red Shirt Lake No. 1 Some concern was felt over the trouble experienced in operation of the blowout preventers on initial test so a second test was decided upon. I traveled to the location via State automobile, leaving Anchorage at 9:20 a.m., December 12, and arriving on location at 11:40 a.m. It took some time to drain the mud from the blowout preventers and~ flow ~ipple so that operation of the rams could be seen. The pipe rams closed properly, but the drop in accumulator pressure would not close the blind rams because the accumulator pump had a blown fuse. This was replaced and the blind rams then operated as did the Hydril. While on location I met with Mr. Hill and delivered copies of the wildlife stipulations for the well. The construction of a ring dike was discussed with him. The well is situated on the end of a rather sharp ridge with the terrain falling off on three sides and a cut bank at the fourth. The contour of the location and the frozen ground make it difficult to construct a ring dike particularly where the road approaches the location. Two small reserve pits had been dug. Each was about 10 feet wide by 50 feet long by 6 feet deep. One was nearly full and the other was empty. They would not be large enough to contain any volume of fluids. The operator anticipated being at total depth by the fifteenth. REL: may FORM SA - I B 125.5t~ 8/67 MEMORAN DUM TO.. !-- Homer L. Burrel 1 Di rector State of Alaska DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS FROM: Robert E. Larson Petroleum Engineer DATE : SUBJECT~ December 10, 1968 BOP Test - Red Shirt Lake No.1 Farms Oil Company, Operator A requirement of the drilling permit for the above subject well was that a test of the BOP equipment be made after surface casing was set. At 8:20 a.m., December 9, 1968, a Coastal Drilling Company repre- sentative (drilling contractor on well) called requesting a witnessed test of the BOP equipment, i left Anchorage at 8:40 a.m. via State-owned automobile for the location, arriving at ll-05 a.m. Operation in progress on arrival was thawing the BOP, as the rams were frozen. This is reasonable because no warm fluids had been circulated through the BOP." When the blind rams were thawed out and closed, it was found they would not hold. Further checking revealed that one of the rams was in an upside down position. This rig, Coastal Drilling Company No. 6, is the same one that drilled the Campbell Point No. 1 well; on this well the Same problem of inverted rams was encountered. This would indicate that shop work on blowout preventers is not up to par and that on future Coastal Drilling Company operations it is necessary to check their BOP equipment. When it was apparent that the blind rams would not hold, they were actuated to release but this was not possible because the accumulator lines were iced up. After being thawed out, a quantity of water was recovered. A final test held 1,O00 psi for fifteen minutes. The first attempt to test the pipe rams was a failure because of a hydraulic leak off of pressure of 100 psi per minute. Re-activation of the rams resulted in a satisfactory test that held 1,O00 psi for ten minutes. It is apparent that the blowout preventers will safely hold the necessary pressure provided that they are properly actuated. The problem of water or ice in the actuator lines is serious and presents a potential hazard if it becomes necessary to use the blowout preventers. A closer surveillance should be kept on this operat~ion. Testing was completed at 8:30 p.m. and I left the location at 8'45 p.m., arriving in AnChorage at l l:O0 p.m. REL:may DIVISION OF Oil. AND GAS December lO, 1968 Re.: Drilling Pennit NO. 6'8-94 Red Shirt Lake No. I Mr. Keith Kriser, Owner Fares Oil Company 472 Shelbourne Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48236 Dear Mr. Kriser: On Monday, December 9, 1968, Mr. Robert Larson of our office visited the drilling site of Red Shirt Lake No. 'l to test the blow-out prevention equipment. Surface casing had been set and cemented at that time. While on location, it was noted that the ring dike required by the Department of Fish and'Game stipulations had not been constructed around the location. Hr. Marshall's letter' of October 28, 1968, indicated the stipulations would be forthcoming and his letter of October 30, lg68, transmitted these stipu- lations to you. Item No. I in the stipulations called for the dike prior to drilling. ~e realize that adverse weather conditions have prevailed at this location but' due to the proximity to the recreational area, fishing streams, and lakes, this dike must be constructed for protection of these resources. We are, therefore, taking this means to notify you that you have not complied with the stipulations accompanying the drilling pemit and that continued drilling operations in disregard of these stipulations could result in breach of the Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations. We will be glad to discuss this matter with you or your representative at any time. Very truly yours, Homer L. Burrell Director II, EI'ARTMENT OF N:,~%TURAI, RESOURCES --..:> ,. DIVISION OF LANDS .'~ WALTER J. HICKEL, GOVERNOR 344 SIXTH AVENUE - ANCHORAGE 99501 November 6, 1968 Mr. Eugene F. Wiles Delaney, WiLes, Moore & Hayes Attorneys at Law 360 K 'Street .... Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr· Wiles: This is to confirm decisions made at our discussion on November 4 concerning your request of November 1 for a 60 day · extension of your access road permit, ~In accord with your request you are granted a 30 day extension of the access road permit, effective Noyember I and the rig may remain inope~ative on the. site for an ~dditional 30 days.- - . · /' ~ .FUrther con£irmin~ our conversation the ri~ will be permitted to}move out only. during freeze up; that is,'if you are unable to move it prior to break up .next sprin~, it' will remain in plage until freeze up of 1969. !ii,iL['~' - ~ Further we 'are exp~cting additional clean up work on the road . ?".'".~?}[:.': · .' the clean up is c~leted to our satisfaction. ' ........ ~.:,::!::~"-':'~ ' ' i~.-- ' · ' ' . F. J. KEENAN Director FJK/TGS / dk' · cc: Tom Marshall, 'Acting Director Division O'f Oil and Gas .'~ / Gerald R. Hill,'-.i. Htll Production' Company · · DI~FL$~ON OF O~[L AND GAS October 30, b: ~ ShtE~LaJCe I~. ! FaremOil Coepau~, opera,or Shelbourne ~ Fares,, Dear ~8236 Enclooed ~s a copy o£ ~he Alaska Departuent of Fish and Gaae ot~puLat~na for the above captioned TllH:may FORM FG - 74 (REV 2-67~ MEMORANDUM- To: ~-Fhomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor Division of Oil and Gas FRO~: Phil lip D. Havens Game Biol.ogist, L~n~s ADF&G, Anchonage State of Alaska DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME ., FILE NO: October 28, 1968 DATE SUBJECT:Red Shirt Lake No. 1 Farms Oil Company, operator In reference to the subject well, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game requests the following wildlife stipulations be attached to the permit to drill. 1. Prior to drilling, a ri.ng dike will-be constructed around the drilli.ng area i~o contain any spills that might occur. The dike will be lined so as to make it imperVious to petroleum products. 2. Prior to the beginning of drilli.ng, a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. This sump will also 'be made impervious to petroleum production. 3. Prior to the abandonment of the site, the sump must be cleared of al 1 oil ,' and be ,covered. 4. The operator must dispose of all refuse, including, but not limited to: pallet board, garbages visqueen, sacks, barrels, etc. in an acceptable manner. PDH: ab cc: B. Hilliker R. Somervi 11 e P. Denton T. Smi th F. Stefanich RECEIVI D DIVI,SION OF ~IHE$ & ANCHORAGE DIVISION OF OIL ~ ~ October 28, 1968 · e.* Red Shirt Lake ~l Farms 011 Company, operator Hr. If~tCh ]~iser Farm 0ti Co~ &72 ~helbourne Road Croese Potn~e Farms, ~chis~n Dear Hr. I:r~ser~ 48236 ~lease find enclosed the approved .Peru~t to drill the captioned veil. ge understand chat H~. H~ vii1 -uuppl:F us ~ the b~out pnun~n ~~t progm vt,~n t~ ~t f~ ~yo. ~e want to be noticed ~en ~e bl~uC prevention ~ut~t h~ b~ ~~ed and utll be ~t~* You~~ No. 32~0967: ~. 'proper ~c~t ~y ~ fo~ was s~~. You'.mC s~~ ~e ;Y~~ and blue"c~tu so ~aC you and 'y~-aun~~l hu' espies. ~e ~ as o~c~d is s~fa~ ~ae ~~e i~h" ~vtel~ of ~, u vii1 at.pt ~ bo~ tn ~~c~on ~ .~ courase ol ~t surfa~ bond. Plebe o~Mt ~e o~er ~o b~ fora aC yo~ ~17 ~n~nieuce. SCip~C~ ~r~ ~e S~ce DepaE~enC of Fish ~d Gm ~ be 'fb~a~ .Co you v~--~ey an receiud by ~ office. TRH:may I.~nclosure FORM SA- I B 125.5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM TO: F FROM: · state of Alaska M~fZl~g ~ O~ J ~ DATE : SUBJECT,' FORM S/~ - I B 125.bM 8/67 MEMORANDUM TO: J-- FROM: State of Alaska DATE SUBJECT, FORM SA - I B 125.5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DATE FROM: ~:~ jjjjjljjj~-~I~ '-. . SUBJECT: ~ ~ JlJJJJJJJ ~ J, - 472 Shelbourne Road, Grosse Polnte Farms, M~chigan 48236 October ]~1, 1968 881-1822 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Petroleum Branch Anchorage, Alaska Gentlemen: Enclosed find bond and application to drill a well in Section 24, Town 18 North, Range 5 West-~ along with certified check for $50.00 to cover same. When this has been issued would you please give the permit to Mr Gerald Hill of Hill Production Company in order that we may start the well at once. If there are any questions as to the casing program, etc., Mr Hill can be reached at the Captain Cook Hotel. Thanking you in advance for your consideration, I am, Very truly yours, Farms Oil Company Ke~fl~ Kr~ser, Owner RECEIVED OCT 2 3 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL~ ANCHORAGE INCOMING TELETYPE 9:25 A. M. 10/29/68 Tom Marshall American Insurance is licensed in Alaska. Wallington Form P--1. P~EV. 9k30-67 STATE. OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN ~URI1 ATE (Other instructions .n reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSER'VATION COMMITTEE AP1 50-283-20019 $. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN,~OR PLUG BACK ~.. TYPEO, WOR~ DRILL ~ DEEPEN [-I PLUG BACK [] b. TYPEOF WELL OIL ~ OAS ~-~ SINOLE ~-] MULTIPLE ~_~ WELL WELL OTHER ZONE ZONE 2. N'AME OF OPERATOR FA~OIL COMPANY Grosse Pointe Farm, Mi~ 48236 $. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL $0021 ~. IF INDIAN, AIJ.,O~ OR 8. UNIT, FA~ OR LE~E 9. ~L NO. 1 10, ~D AND POOL, OR WILDCAT LOCATION O'F WELL , A% surface 1980 FEL & 660' FNL NE 1/4 of Sec. 24, TISN, RSW, $.M. At proposed prod. zone 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F.%OM NEAEEST TOWN OR.POST OFFICE* 14, BO~ INFO~A~ON: 11. SEC.-, T., R., M,, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) 2~, 18N~ 12. .. S~ TY~EStatewide Surety and/or No. American Insurance Go, /{3260967 15. DISTANCE-FROM PROPOSED~ -' ?-i''-':~ ~'~Ah':>:~t~"c- ?{16. !~O:-OF XC~ IN LEASE LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE~ ~FT~: (Also ~o nearest drig, unit, if any) .... J '~. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSEb' I TO NEAREST ~LL DRILLING,~ Seven m[les 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CR, etc.) 220 MSL @ Surface 23. : .~-. u!: -': :.. p~6PO.SEi~ASiNO AN-Ib-.CEMEN~iNG~ PRoG~ .. .. _~o,,-, ~5,000.00 17. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL - · 160 20. ROTARY 0R CABLE TOOLS "~ LC- %- f ~ J 2~; APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* 10/ s/ , ' QUANTITY OF C{~MEN~ 10 1/4 9 5/8 " 32 H 500' * 75' Sitcks~-or circulate ' . ,-_- .__. - . . ..i:: ,-.-, :- . -i , -, ~'-~'~ . '- . ~._ . . , .,. DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAl.5 ANCHORAGE IH ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM: If proposal is to deepen or plug back, give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zofle. If pr<~posal is to drill, or d~epon dire~t ~onall¥, give pertinent data on st~bsurface location~ and meastwad and true vertical depths. Give blowot~t preventer program. S!GN~ ~ ////~/ ~~/~/~/ DATE ~ October18,1968 Owner / (This space fol~ State office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: SA1VIPLES AND CORE CHIPS lqE~UIRED YES [] NO j DIRECTIONAL SURVEY REQ~ [] YES ~.. NO JA.P.I. NUMERICAL CODE /:Z> ~ :,.:': -'" Executive Secretary 'TITLE. ~ *See InstructiOns O~l~i~id~mmittee DATE i BOND Enow AH Men By These Present~, Keith Keiser d[b/a Farm-Oil-Co. Bond ~3260967 of the in the County of: l~lcomb State of: as Principal, and The Amer£can Insurance Company Newark, New Jersey as surety, authorized to do business in this State, are held and firmly bound unto the State in the penal sum as indicated, lavdul 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: Blanket (May be used as blanket bond or for single well) NOW, THEREFORE, if the above bounden principal shah comply with all of 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 shah be and remain in full force and effect. Penal sum of 'Tho sand and /lO0 ($5 000 00) Five u no ~ ~ - ~ .... - - - ..... ~ ~ ~ - - - " ~ · · Witness our hands and seals, th/s 15th. day of October, 1968 Witness our hands~an~, th~ ,_ day of ~~~ ............... ~ ~ETCHI~-~N, ~[ASK~ The American Insurance Company ~'// BY' · pr~eip~ or ~ureW exeeute~ this bond b~ a~en~, powe~ of ~o~ne~ o~ ot~e~ evia~ee of ~uthotit~ mu~ ~eeom~ the bond.) ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION // ' . ! ./ ' .. .. , ~ .ecutye S retary /noma$ K. ~ar~na i I _ Jr_ Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Bond Form No. P-2 Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 - G~NEI~AL PC~WER OF ATTORNEY THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, a Corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of New Jersey, and having its Home Office in the City and County of San Francisco, California, has made, constituted and appointed, and does by these presents make, Constitute and appoint Karen A. Bart:helemy of Det:roit:, Nichigan its true and lawful Attorney(s)-in-Fact, with full power and authority hereby conferred in its name, place and stead, to execute, seal, acknowledge anddeliver any and a:~l bonds, undertakings, recogni~.ances or other written obliga- tions in the nature thereof, each not: t:o exceed $100,000. in amount: and to bind the Corporation thereby as fully and to the same extent as if such bonds were signed by the President, sealed with the corporate seal of the Corporation and duly attested by its Secretary, hereby ratifying and confirming all that the said Attorney(s)-in- Fact may do in the premises. This power of attorney is granted pursuant to Article VIII, Section 30 and 31 of By-laws of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY adopted on the 7th day of May, 1963, and now in full force and effect. "Article VIII, Appointment and Authority of Resident Assistant Secretaries, and Atterneys-in-Fa~t and Agents to accept Legal Process and Make Appearances. Section 30. Appointment. The Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President, any Vice-President or any other person authorized by the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the President or any Vice-President, may, from time to time, appoint Resident Assistant Secretaries and Attorneys-in-Fact to represent and act for and on behalf of the Corporation and Agents to accept legal process and make appearances for and on behalf of the Corporation. Section 31. Authority. The Authority of such Resident Assistant Secretaries, Attorneys-in-Fact, and Agents shall be as prescribed in the instrument evidencing their appointment, and any such appointment and all authority granted thereby may be revoked at any time by the Board of Directors or by any person empowered to make such appointment." This power of attorney is signed and sealed under and by the authority of the following Resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY at a meeting duly called and held on the 28th day of September, 1966, and that said Resolution has not been amended or repealed: · "RESOLVED, that the signature of any Vice-President, Assistant Secretary, and Resident Assistant Secretary of this Corporation, and the seal of this Corporation may be affixed or printed.on any power of a_ttorney, on any revocation of any power of attorney, or on any certificate ~'elating thereto, by facsimile, and any/P°wer of attorney, any revocation of any power of attorney, or certificate bearing such facsimile signature or facsimile seal shall be v/qlid and binding upon the Corporation." IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE AMERICAN IN~U/{ANCE COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its Vice-President, and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this~day of NnV~_~T , 19 67 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, t SS. CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO On this 201;h day of November . .., 19_(aa~_, before me personally came S. D. MENIST, to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say: that he is Vice-President of THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, the Corporation described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal of said Corporation; that the seal affixed to the said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said Corporation and that he signed his name thereto by like order. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year herein first above written. i ~ ETHEL L WATKI#S --' ~ NOTARY PUBLIC- CALIFORNIA cn'u' AND COUNTY OF .-' ~ ~ FR~ClSCO -- ETHEL L. WATKINS, Notary Public My commission expires March 2, 1971, CERTIFICATE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, --~- . ': '- ...... '---TY OF SAN FRANCISCO t I, the undersigned, Assistant Secr~Of~AqE~_~MERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, a NEW JERSEY Corporation, DO ,V, ERL'B¥ CER- TIFY that the foregoing and attached POWER OF~remains in full force and has not been revoked; and-fi~thermore that Article VIII, Sections' 30 and .31 of the By-laws of the Corporation,---~and--the~R~esolution of the Board of Directors, set forth in the Power of Attorney, are now in force. ' -------_ . October 19 Signed and sealed at the City and County of San Francisco. Dated the ].fth day of 360~.57(HO) (TA)--5-67
