(Q) What depth should the shot be packed and how much
nitroglycerine should be used?
(A) See, we have had more than one show, see, on this
property in this present hole, but well to take the lower
than the upper, see, and drill to the depth of thirty eight
feet, then shoot the whole of the last show. Let the shot
not be too heavy with the size of the hole. We will increase
rather than decrease for some time, see. Ninety (90) to one
hundred and ten (110) quarts of nitroglycerine. The
productions would begin from sixty (60) to one hundred (100)
and increase as the first cleaning of the hole, see.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, the land owned by [
953], one and a half
(1 1/2) miles North of the Burn's well, is there any oil
under that land?
(A) Through the Southwestern portion of that land. We find
through the other portion through the North and East, gas,
you see.
(Q) Would it pay to drill this well and to what depth?
(A) Thirty seven to thirty eight hundred feet.
(Q) Mr. Cayce, would it pay to invest in testing this
property and how much production would we get?
(A) It is not testing. If we drill the property, it want
[won't] be a test, you see, for with the flow of production
here, you see, south of the property, this would not be
testing. The production would be an increase of such to show
the proportion would be pay of two hundred (200) to three
hundred (300) barrels or more.
BACKGROUND
10/08/23 See
4972-2.
Subject of Reading 4972-3 "CAYCE PETROLEUM CO. OF TEXAS."
REPORTS
10/30/23 Mr. [
953]'s letter: "Regarding our oil proposition
in Texas. We have not been able to close a deal with the
people at Duffau. The conditions are as given in your
reading. They seen unable to furnish good titles to the
land on which they want us to operate. We are making
preparations, slowly, to move tools to my land North of
Kopperl and drill there. When ready to set up the rig, I
want to see whether you can give me a definite location."
GD's note: See subsequent [
5628] series of readings on
Kopperl pool in San Saba County, Texas.



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