Department of Special Collections and University Archives
McFarlin Library. University of Tulsa.  2933 E. 6th St.  Tulsa, OK.  74104-3123 (OKT - OkTU)

Fred F. Randolph papers

Collection   1978-003

Dates:  [early 1900s].

Extent:  (29 boxes, 7 photo albums).

Level of Description:  Unprocessed.

Name of creator(s):  Fred F. Randolph.

Date of creation:  Undetermined.

Scope and Content:   Printed ephemera relating to regional oil industry; much is concerned with oil activities in Osage County. Includes oil related  photographs plus photograph album documenting the filming of an oil field safety film.

Administrative/Biographical History: 

Access and Copyright:

Language and Scripts:  English.

Finding aid/Inventory:  Finding aid is online.

Provenance/Source of Acquisition:   Unknown.

Date(s) of description:   Brian Steele, graduate student in history, University of Tulsa.  rev. Sidney F. Huttner, Apr 1994; photo albums inventoried by Milissa Burkart, Aug 2001.

Access Points:

Subject Headings 

 
Personal names 

Corporate names

Places
 

Inventory

Loose Material:
1.   Friendly Chat, "Presented for your enjoyment by Baker Oil Tools, Inc. Los Angeles, CA". 29 (1960): January, March, April and June; 33 (1965) June, August, September, November and December; 34 (1966), 35 (1967) and 36 (1968) complete (12 issues each). In all, 31 issues.

2.   The Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation. 36th Annual Report, 1964.

3.   Sunray News, March 1957. "In Teamplay, More Oil."  On the unitization of oil fields. Photograph on the inside cover shows the Osage Indian Tribal Council. Caption: "The Osage Indian Tribal Council must approve all unitization projects that are planned for Osage Country. The council met recently and approved unitization of the Northeast Little Chief Field. Sunray Mid-Continent will operate the unit.  Council members are, left to right, sitting, E.A. Leahy, Oscar Logan, Charles Whitehorn, George Labadie; Standing, Joe Revelette, Bill Martin, James Kennedy and George Baconrind. The portrait hanging behind the council is that of Chief Pawhuska, one of the most famous Osage Chiefs. The council meets in an modernistic council room at Pawhuska, OK, county seat of Osage County."

List on p2 includes two Osage County units in a list of unitization projects completed in 1956: West Little Chief (3,365,000 barrels estimated SMC Increased Reserves) and SSKW (449,000 barrels, estimated SMC Increased Reserves).

4.   Bigheart Pipeline Corp., Tulsa, OK. "A History of Fifty-Four Years of Pipelining in OK." 3p.

5.   Phillips Petroleum Company. Annual Report, 1957.

6.   Mid-America Oil and Gas Reporter 10:5 (August 1967). Cover:  "An interesting contrast with current federal regulatory handling of the petroleum industry which has brought exploratory and development drilling to a modern day low point can be observed in the fascinating history of the Osage Indian Tribal Lands in OK. A feature story in this issue (see p12) reflects the successful results of the consistent and cooperative regulatory activities of the Osage Tribal Council in making the area one of the most prolific in the nation. The cover photo shows an early Burbank field gusher, taken April 4, 1923. Man in raincoat, fourth from right, is Frank Phillips, founder of the Phillips Petroleum Co. Photo is published at the courtesy of the Phillips Petroleum Co."

p12: "Osages Ready to Celebrate 70 Years of Oil". Photo of Osage Tribal Council. Caption reads: "Osage Tribal Council has consistently demonstrated the wisdom of wise regulatory activities in handling its relations with the petroleum industry. Its policies of cooperation with the industry have established Osage County in OK as one of the nation's more profitable areas in which to explore for oil, and as a     result have poured millions of royalty dollars into the tribal treasury... Seated... are nine members of the current 10-member council. Included at the table from left: Sylvester J. Tinker, John Shaw, E.E. Cooper, George E. Revard, Charles Whitehorn (assistant chief), Paul Pitts (principal chief), Edward Red Eagle, E.E. Martin, and George B. Smith. Not present for photo was Joe Reveette, the other member. Standing are Howard F. Johnson, agency superintendent; John Slater, Field Solicitor, Department of
Interior; and Howard T. Ferrier, Chief of the Agency Minerals Branch. Camille Pangburn, secretary, is at the smaller table in foreground."

Below: photos of Edwin B. Forser, "whose company drilled the discovery well in Osage County, OK, in October, 1897;" James Bigheart, "Chief of the Osage Nation, signed on behalf of the Osage Tribe the first lease for exploration for oil and gas;" and Chief Fred Lookout, who "also played a key role in developing the Osage oil lands. Article runs through p17.

7.   Ann Arbor Science Editor. Science book order catalogue.

8.   Empire. A publication of Cities Service Oil Co., (DE)  December 1957, p1-4. "New Life for the Osage"; about Lot 292, "the story-book lease"; Workmen on Lot 292  (photos p2): Production Foreman, Sid Johnson; Pumper Charley Brookshire; C.W. Gibbs (retired) p3: Geologist, Vernon Hill; Production Engineer, Dale Jewett of Ponca City; Crewmen, Cecil Smith, Jr., and Tony L. Hoover p4: Crewmen, Jack Murray, John M. Johnson, Jr., Raymond Burden, Robert Bateman, Roy Higginbotham, and Bob Schmidt.

9.   Petroleum Management: a letter to Fortune from Stanley Learned, President, Phillips Petroleum. Reprinted from Petroleum Management, February, 1966.

10.  Mining Engineering. September 1977. ISSN: 0026-5187. American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers.

11.  "The Biggest Goose of the Hunt," Address by Stanley Learned, President, Phillips Petroleum Company, to the Executives Club of Chicago, March 11, 1966.

12.  Journal of Petroleum Technology. September, November 1977.

13. Chevron World. Summer 1977.

14.  Flow Line. The Magazine of Measurement and Control 23:3 (May, 1964).

15.  Kewanee Oil Company, 100 Years of beginning: A History of the Company, 1871-1971.

1.   "Review Forecast," Oil and Gas Journal, 1955-58, 1960-1964.

2.   "After 10 years, What is the Use of Steam Oil In Production," Oil and Gas Journal, November 22, 1965, p58-62.

3.   Petroleum Engineer, November 1964, p69-120 and December1964, p81-106.

4.   "World Wide Oil Report," (an annual report by the Oil and Gas Journal ), 1955-57.

Blue File Folder

Left Pocket
1.   Fifty Years of Petroleum Research At the Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center. Bureau of Mines, U.S. Department of the Interior in cooperation with the state of OK, 1968.

2.   Kansas, OK Waterflood Association, Bureau of Mines, Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center Tour. 4p, 19 stops.

Right Pocket
1.   "Bromide and Iodide in Oilfield Brines in Some Tertiary and Cretaceous Formations in Mississippi and Alabama," Bureau of Mines Report of Investigations 6959, U.S. Department of the Interior, June 1967.

2.   A. Gene Collins, "Geochemistry of Some Tertiary and Cretaceous Age Oil-Bearing Formation Waters". Environmental Science and Technology, September 1967, p725-730.

3.   A. Gene Collins. "Emission Spectrometric Determination of Barium, Boron, Iron, Manganese, and Strontium in Oilfield Waters Using a Plasma Arc". Applied Spectroscopy 21:1 (January-February 1967), p16-19. 2 copies.

4.   A. Gene Collins & G.C. Egleson, "Iodide Abundance in Oilfield Brines in OK". Science, May 19, 1967, p934-935.

5.   Map of Bartlesville Petroleum Research Center, Bureau of Mines.

6.   Floor Plan

7.   Petrolemum Conservation Through Research, 1967. Booklet.


Brown File: Performance Pequirements

Manila File: Engineering Report: Penney, N. Wynona 24-9. 
1.   Minutes of a meeting "arranged by Mr. H.T. Ferrier of the  Osage Agency, held at the North Burbank Unit Office on Friday, February 24, 1961 starting at 1:30 pm." Includes names of representatives present.

2.   Letter from H.T. Ferrier, Chief, Branch of Minerals to Kewanee Oil Company, P.O. Box 2239, Tulsa 1, OK, Attention: Robert Gray, Chief Engineer. Enclosure: notice of February 24, 1961 meeting, names and addresses of recepients.

3.   Engineering Report on the Proposed Waterflood North Wynona  Leases of the J.C. Penny Co. January 20, 1960. Exhibits A, B and C attached.

Loose Material
1.   Robley O. Stevens, "Merit Rating The Engineer". The Engineer, General Section, December 1961, p164-167.

2.   Robley D. Stevens, "Can You Write a Good Engineer's Report?". The Engineer, General Section, March 1962, p164-165.

Manila File # 2.
1.   Engineering Report on the Proposed Waterflood North Wynona  Leases of the J.C. Penny Co. January 20, 1960. Exhibits A, B and C attached.

Manila File #3. Kewanee West Little Chief Unit; South Lact SW/4 sec. 29-26-6.
1.   Cover letter from L.E. Fitzgarrald, Vice President, Phillips Petroleum Comaany to Thomas H. Dodge, Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency, Pawhuska, OK, April 5, 1961.

2.   Black File-folder: Phillips Petroleum Company Core Analysis Report. North Burbank Unit. Well No. 44-W25. Osage County, OK.

3.   Cover letter received October 13, 1960 at the Osage Agency from S.I. Betzer, of Phillips, to H.T. Ferrier. With attached Revised Temperature Volume Charts... for North Burbank Unit LACT units.

4.   P.D. Meter Test Report. Meter 142 and 143, signed by H.A. Weinland, Sinclair Oil and Gas Co., and J.R. Gramson?, Mid-Cont. Pipeline Co. Effective 3-22-61. Stapled to: P.D. Meter Test Report. Meter 109 and 110, signed by Vernon D. Viller?, Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., and J.R. Gramson?, Mid-Cont. Pipeline Co., effective 3-22-61.

5.   Attached to Back of file: West Little Chief Unit LACT Flow Chart and other papers on this unit.

Loose Material
1.   U.S. Civil Service Commission. Position Classification Standards, December 1960, 1-40.

2.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indian Affairs Manual Release No. 44-148.

3.   W.R. Kubista, "Flexibility of Underground Gas Storage Demonstrated," The Oil Weekly, July 31, 1944, p22-30.

4.   Record--25578 Barrels of 42 Gallons Operator--Service Drilling Company Lease--Osage 1/4 Sec.--SW Sec.--31 TP. 26 R. 9 County--Osage State--OK

Manila File: Gas Measurements
1.   Current Facts on Petroleum Supply and Demand.

2.   Memorandum of 8/12/42, JWPH to Mr. Arnold, concerning repressuring in the Burbank Field.

3.   Bureau of Explosives Pamphlet No. 21, containing the Interstate Commerce Commision Regulations Effective October 1, 1930, aplying to Transportation by Rail in Freight Service of Inflammable Liquids and Inflammable Compresses Gasses Shipped and Handled by the Petroleum Industry.

4.   Herbert F. Beardmore, "The 90% Pressure Gauge System", Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co., Bartlesville, OK, December 31, 1928.

5.   D.A. Sillers, Supt. Gas Measurement, Lone Star Gas Co. "Pressure Base and Gas Measurement at High and Low Altitudes".

6.   E.L. Rawlins, Assistant Natural Gas Engineer, U.S. Bureau of Mines. "Leakage from Natural Gas Transmission Lines", May 21, 1925.

Brown Folder #2: Untitled
1.   Free Type Application of Hydraulic Pumping System.

2.   Mapping Shallow Horizons With Reflection Seismograph, by L.C. Parker, D.R. Mabuy?, and R.E. Warrick. Reprinted for private circulation from The Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists 38:11 (November 1954).

3.   John C. Calhoun, Jr."The Injection of Gas as an Aid in Water Flooding." Prepared for presentation to Secondary Recovery Committee, Interstate Oil Compact Commission.

Manila File: Untitled
1.   John W. Boatwright, Oil Industry Background Information Bulletin Number 8, "Petroleum and Economic Progress," an address before the Thirteenth Stanford Business Conference, Stanford University, July 20, 1954. Paperclipped to: Independent Petroleum Association of America, Washington,
DC, December 31, 1954, Report No. 697 and Standardized Government Travel Regulations as Amended January 3, 1942.

2.   J.C. Joers, Peter Grandone & D.B. Taliaferro. "Water Flooding in the Humboldt-Chanute Oil Field, Neosho and Allen Counties, KS".

3.   Proposed Automatic Battery, Naval Reserve Unit, Osage County, OK. Eng. Dept., 4-27-55 D.D.E.

4.   Tank Battery Layout, Naval Reserve Unit, Osage County, OK. Eng. Dept., 4-27-55 D.D.E

Manila File: Unititled #2
1.   "Orifice Meters: Installation and Operation." Instruction Bulletin E-2R, American Meter Company Incorporated, Metric Metal Works, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1946.

2.   "Orifice Meter: Constants". Gas, Air, Steam Oil and Water Handbook E-2, American Meter Company Incorporated, Metric Metal Works, Erie, Pennsylvania, 1936.

3.   John C. Diehl. "Natural Gas Measurement: A Chronology of Its Modern Development," American Gas Journal, 1937.

4.   "Flow Meters For Gas," Bulletin 164 (August, 1929), The Foxboro Company, Foxboro, Mass.

5.   Specifications for Orifice Meter Computations for Osage Nation. Handwritten note attached: "Pierce's Formula for gas measurement, Historical value only, Not used currently, Do not give away" Fred Randolph, Gas Engineer.

6.   Recommendations of Osage Oil and Gas Lessees Association with Reference to Residue Gas Distribution, September, 1931.
    
Letter from D.E. Murphy, Superintendent, to The Honorable Commissioner or Indian Affairs, November 28, 1931.

Letter from E.S. Rhoads, Commissioner, to D.E. Murphy, Supt., Osage Agency, February 5, 1932.

7.   Basic Orifice Factors, Air Coeficients.

8.   Multipliers and Air Coefficients.

Banded Manila File: Depletion
1.   "Percentage Depletion and its Appropriate Rate," prepared by a Special Committee of Petroleum Economists for the American Petroleum Institute/ Independent Petroleum Association of
     America/ Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.

2.   "Percentage Depletion, Economic Progress, and National Security," (March 1968), published by Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association.

3.   J.E. Kastrop, "Profits vs Penalty: Dilemma," Petroleum Engineer, May 1968.

4.   "Depletion Helps to Keep Drilling Alive," The Oil and Gas Journal.

5.   Memo of May 21, 1968, to Superintendent, from Chief, Branch of Minerals, Subject: "Oil Depletion Tax Allowance,"  Attached: "Congressman Speaks Up For Depletion," The Oil and Gas Journal, October 16, 1967, 81-87.

6.   "Affect of Various Depletion allowances on Headright Income."
 
7.   Letter from E.D. Brockett and B.R. Dorsey, Gulf Oil Corporation, to "Royalty Owner," July, 1969.  Attached: Murray Seeger, "Total Depletion Loss for Royalty Owner Proposed," Tulsa Daily World, Sunday, August 10, 1969.

8.   Same letter and attachments without the Tulsa World article.

9.   "A Message of Importance to you," Continental Oil Company.

10.  Letter from ? R.C. Mccurdy?, President, Shell Oil Company, June 27, 1969, to all Shell Royalty Owners.

11.  Congressional Record, House, August 16, 1965.

12.  Statement of Robert C. Dunlop Before the Anti-Trust and Monopoly Sub-committee of the Senate Judiciary Committee, May 22, 1969.

13.  Article from The Oil and Gas Journal, October 16, 1967, p81-87.

14.  "How Tax Breaks Have Nourished the Oil Business," The National Observer, Monday, May 26, 1969.  With 2 photocopies.

15.  "How High-Priced Oil Gets That Way," The National Observer,Monday, May 12, 1969.

16.  "Very High Stakes Make Very Anxious Players," The National Observer, Monday, May 5, 1969.

17.  Jean Heller, "Riddled Oil Program Laid to Special Quotas," Tulsa Daily World, Sunday, May 11, 1969.

18.  "PPROA's Statement on Mineral Depletion," Mid-America Oil and Gas Reporter, May, 1969, 7-10; "Open Letter to the American Voter," Oil and Gas Journal; and memo of May 21, 1968, from Chief, Branch of Minerals (H.T. Ferrier), to Superintendent.

19.  Another copy of above memo with: J.E. Kastrop article in Petroleum Engineer, May 1968 and The Oil and Gas Journal, October 16, 1967.

20.  "PPROA's Statement on Mineral Depletion."

21.  "Open Letter to the American Voter." (2 copies)

22.  William D. Smith, "Both Issues and Circumstances Hurt Oil Situation," The Tulsa Tribune, Tuesday, May 20, 1969.

24.  Henry D. Ralph, "Crude Economics," The Oil and Gas Journal, March 30, 1964.

25.  "The Case for 27 1/2% Depletion," by the editors of The Oil and Gas Journal, February 23, 1959.

26.  Letter from W.W. Keeler, Chairman of the Board, Phillips Petroleum company, to "Dear Partner in the Petroleum Industry," May 20, 1969.

27.  "Production Depends on Economics--not Physical Existence," by Richard J. Gonzalez, Director, Humble Oil and Refining Co., The Oil and Gas Journal, March 30, 1964, p59-64.

28.  W.B. Weeks, "Geologists Hold Future in their own Hands," The Oil and Gas Journal, March 30, 1964, p122-124.

Manila File
     Salt Water Exemption Affidavits. Royalty 447 and 449

1.   Monthly Gas Statements from March 1959 through June 1960.

2.   Salt Water Exemption Affidavits 8-23-61, 8-8-55, 8-15-55, 7-26-55, 6-13-55, 9-29-55, 8-15-55, 8-29-55, 8-31-55, 8-11-55, 11-23-55, 11-28-55, 12-15-55, 6-19-56, 5-8-56 (letter attached), 12-19-55, 12-27-55, 2-26-58, 8-10-59, 6-30-60 (letter attached)

3.   Operator's Lease Report--Unallocated 9-21-59, 9-18-59, 11-1-59, 10-5-59, 10-1-59

4.   Salt Water Exemption Affidavits 2-23-60, 2-12-59

5.   Monthly Water Flood Production Report and Pipe Line Runs 10-2-59, 12-9-57, 6-5-58, 9-2-59, 9-3-59

6.   Salt Water Exemption Affidavits 7-18-55, 6-27-55, 7-26-55, 7-18-55, 8-19-58, 10-16-56, 4-11-57, 2-5-57, 12-17-56, 7-11-58, 1-31-58, 11-10-54, 6-26-57, 7-23-57, 2-19-58, 12-16-55

Manila File Untitled #3
1.   Well Completions, November, 1972  Special Report, Liquid and Gas Runs, November, 1972

2.   Orifice Meter Reports, 12-2-72

3.   New Geological Maps in Eight Colors. Advertisement.

4.   Mid-Continent Region Newsletter Edition, 12-18-72

5.   Release; Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Concerning the IOCC meeting in Houston, December 3-5, 1972.

6.   Schedule of Employee Health Benefits Bi-weekly withholding rates.

7.    L.W. Holm & V.A. Josendal, "Reservoir Brines Influence Soluble-Oil Flooding Process," The Oil and Gas Journal, November 13, 1972, p162-168.

8.   Contours on top Miss. Chat, August, 1961.

9.   Other Articles.

Loose Material
1.   Memo Book, several sheets removed. Of the remaining pages, only the first five are used.

2.   Engineers' Field Book--Fred Randolph 1949. College Work?

3.   Compiled by Henry Wascott, member A.S.M.E. and Natural Gas Association, Measurement of Gases Where Density Changes (Erie, Penn'a: Metric Metal Works). Inscribed, "Presented to Fred Randolph by J.W.P. Hall, 3-1-54.

4.   Typed Records of Kay County Gas Company Lease and others.

5.   "Gas leases were executed under authority of the Osage Tribal Council and approved by the Secretary of the Interior to certain lessees without bonus consideration as follows:" A listing follows.

6.   Office memo from T.B. Hall, Superintendent to J.W.P. Hall, Gas Inspector, April 5, 1949, with attachments: Table No. 1, and Production Curve.

7.   Letter to Mrs. Dane L. Twist, February 23, 1953.

8.   Exhibit "A"--Paul R. Prentice, ET AL.

9.   "U.S. Department of the Interior Indian Field Service, Osage Agency Final Report of Completed or Deepened Wells." With attached notes.

Manila File  Untitled
1.   Question name for unconnected Gas Wells in OK.

2.   Records

3.   Map of Osage County

Loose Material: various records and statistics

Large Brown File Folder: University of Wyoming Summer Science Camp, "Geology 617". Notes and classwork

Loose Material: papers, notes, and statistics.

1.   Envelope labeled Mar 1918 Report or Diary (?) pages from March 1, 1918 to April 1, 1918, excepting March 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, and 24.

2.   Envelope labeled Daily (Report?) Jan 1918. Report or Diary (?) pages, January, 1918.

3.   Envelope labeled Loose Leaf Memo, Jan 1, 1917 Feb 15, 1917.  Report or Diary (?) pages, January, 1917.

Brown File Folder: Untitled
1.   Production Reports and Royalty Statements

2.   Change Order Summaries

3.   Brochures

4.   "The Presentation of the Certificate to the Osages". p12:  "Ceremonies on October 14, 1924 at Pawhuska, OK. In
connection with the presentation of a certificate signed by President Coolidge to the Osage tribe of Indians, expressing the appreciation and thanks of the Nation for the services and loyalty of the Osage Indians during the World War."

5.   Lists of Active Wells, 1971.

Manila File: Untitled # 2
1.   Inspection of Drilling Operations and of Producing Leases

2.   Notes and Memoranda

Manila File: Cost Analysis on Well Completions Various Size Holes
1.   Records, Statistics, Tables, Articles

Loose Material
1.   Memo to John L. Pappan from Fred F. Randolph.

2.   Annual Oil Production Chart.

Loose Material: letters and memoranda, including:
1.   OK Corporation Commission, Oil and Gas Division. Directory of Field Personnel (names, addresses, and phone numbers).

2.   Ernest C. Arnold. Statement to Osage Tribal Council on Oil Conservation Payment. March 18, 1946.

3.   Manpower Report for Osage County, OK, Man, 1963.

4.   Variations in Limestone Deposits, Field Conference, 1964. OK Geological Survey.

5.   Letter from E.L. Upton, Supt. of Gas Accounting, Union Gas System, Inc., to The Osage Tribal Council, Attention: Mr. Paul Pitts, Principal Chief.

6.   Letter from W. Owen Cooper to members of The Osage Tribal Council, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, OK, July 20, 1967.

7.   Production Depaartment, Core Analysis Report for Deep Fork Unit No. 1-11. Deep Fork (section 3-14N-80), Creek County, OK, March 20, 1956.

Manila File Untitled: One Bundle of Invoices for purchases from May, 1966. Two Well Reconditioning Reports from June, 1961. One Well Completion Report from February, 1962.

Manila File: Historical Data
1.   Memorandum of May 10, 1956, from R.G. Fister, Superintendent, to all employees, Osage Agency. Subject:
Programming for Indian Social and Economic Improvement.  Attached: memorandum of April 12, 1956, from Commissioner,  Bureau of Indian Affairs, to Area Directors and Superintendents. "We must sit down with the Indian people and reach a common understanding and mutual aggrement upon the means and methods for their reaching the stage where they will have developed the self-reliance necessary to conduct their personal affairs with the same degree of independence as other American citizens."

Other records.

Loose Material
1.   Description of Soil Unit.

2.   Copy of Public Resolution, No. 66, 76th Congress (H.J. Res. 280) (Amends Sec. 5 of the March 3, 1921 Act). Approved April 25, 1940.

Brown Cover File: J.W.P. Hall: Letters, Instructions, Etc. from Mr. Arnold or Supt. Hall

Loose Material
1.   McCullough Tool Company Radiation Logs 1-23-57 and 1-6-57.

Brown Cover File
1.   Office Manual Oil and Gas Division, Osage Agency.

Loose Material including:
1.   "Regulations to Govern the leasing of lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," Approved July 12, 1932.

2.   "Evaluation of Mineral Damages Resulting from the Proposed Dam and Lake to be constructed by the city of Barnsdall."  Mainly in section 15-24-11.

3.   "Constitution and By-Laws," Preprinted from The Bulletin of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists 37:9 (September 1951).

Manila File: Gas Roylaty Rate Hearing Before Sec. 336
1.   John M. Alden, Supervisor. "Report on Some Factors Effecting the Royalty Price of Gas on the Osage Indian Reservation, OK," July, 1931.

2.   Letter of August 14, 1931 from Jos. M. Dixon to President  Hoover.

3.   Letter of August 22, 1931, from Alden to D.E. Murphy, Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency.

Loose Material: Letters, Memoranda, Graphs, Summary of Sales, February, 1969.

Manila File: Gas Miscellaneous
1.   "Recommendations of Osage Oil and Gas Lessees Association with Reference to Residue Gas Distribution," September, 1931.

2.   Letter of February 5, 1932, to D.E. Murphy, from E.S. Rhoads, Commissioner, U.S. Department of the Interior.

Other letters and reports.

Loose Material
1.   Description of Soil Unit; Topographic Position, Inhibitory Factors, Land Capability Class, Soil Characteristics.

2.   Letter to Fred Randolph from E.A. Smith, Chairman of the Board, August 16, 1972. Enclosures: "Consolidated analysis of Osage county, which shows rotary drilling decreased 36% and all other costs are up" and Ralph Delong's "Figures from his Records," some of 1950, 1960, 1970.

3.   "Conference Between Osage Oil and Gas Lessees' Association, The Osage Tribal Council and the Osage Agency Staff on a proposed policy covering Water Flood Projects in the Osage Reservation, Held at the Osage Auditorium, Pawhuska, OK,  February 28, 1950." Contains names and titles of those present: Members of the Osage Oil and Gas Lessees' Association present: M. Darwin Kirk, Barnsdall Oil Company and President of Osage Oil and Gas Lessees' Association, Tulsa, OK. Harold Grisman, Superintendent, W.C. McBride, Inc., Tulsa, OK. W.E. Buck, Engineer, Shell Oil Company, OK City, OK. D.V. Dale, Attorney, Shell Oil Company, Tulsa, OK, and Vice-President, Osage Oil and Gas Lessees' Association.     Halbert M. McClain, Engineer, Cox and Hamon, Dallas, TX.  John H. Jennings, Engineer, The Ohio Oil Company, Tulsa, OK.   Raymond M. Carr, Engineer, Sinclair Oil and Gas Company, Tulsa, OK. W.L. Connelly, Sinclair Oil and Gas Company, Tulsa, OK. Harvey Cash, Assistant to Division Manager, The Texas Company, Tulsa, OK. D.B. Parks, Petroleum Engineer, The Texas Company, Tulsa, OK. G.D. Almen, Manager, Winona
Oil Company of Deleware. G.P. Alden, Petroleum Engineer, Barnsdall Oil Company, Tulsa, OK.  H.J. McNally, Petroleum Engineer, Kewanee Oil Company, Tulsa, OK. W.E. Davis, Kewanee Oil Company, Tulsa, OK. W.C. Albert, Kewanee Oil Company, Tulsa, OK. F.D. Baker, Kewanee Oil Company, Tulsa, OK.

Members of the Osage Tribal Council present: George V. Labadie, Joseph Mason, Paul Pitts, Joe Revelette, Edward     Simpkins, and James Tayrien.

Members of the Osage Indian Agency Staff present: W.L. Eagan, Oil and Gas Inspector. J.W.P. Hall, Gas Inspector.   H.T. Ferrier, Petroleum Engineer. C.C. Traywick, Petroleum  Engineer. Presiding,  T.B. Hall, Superintendent.

Also present: Mr. Melvin Acott, Hominy, OK Also contains a transcript of the meeting, 10:10 am to 12:10 pm.

4.   Letter of April 5, 1963, from J.W. Morris, Colonel, CE, District Engineer. U.S. Army Engineer District, Tulsa, Corps of Engineers, To Whom it May Concern. Concerning the Kaw Reservoir authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1962."

Manila File: Untitled #2
1.   "How to Determine Static Botom Hole Pressure From Surface Measurements," The Petroleum Engineer (August, 1955) B-81 - B-83.

2.   W.H. Mensch, "A Simplified Method for Calculation of Gas Reserves From Gas Density Data," The Petroleum Engineer (September, 1959), B-49 - B-50; B-56 - B-57.

3.   List, "Minerals Branch Operations Since SRI."

4.   Rough Draft of the Geometry Factor As Affecting Oil Recovery. Seeligser Engineering Committee, March 21, 1955.

5.   List, "Supervision of Osage Oil Operations."

6.   Memorandum of June 14, 1962, from Wiley R. Scott, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineer, to Thomas H. Dodge, Superintendent and Paul Pitts, Principal Chief. Subject: Stanford Research Institute's report of March 1962 to the Osage Tribal Council.

7.   Memorandum of June 13, 1962, from H.T. Ferrier, Chief Branch of Minerals, to Thomas H. Dodge, Superintendent. Subject: Stanford Research Institute Study Report. Comments on some misstatements.

Manila File: Underground Storage 336.1
1.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, Memorandum of March 31, 1970, to All Branch Engineers and
Technicans, from Chief, Branch of Oil and Gas Operations, Robert E. Speer. Subject: Possible new engineering and     technician positions in Metairie and Lafayette, Louisiana and Washington, D.C.

2.   U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Inter-Office Transmittal of 8-31-70, to H.T. Ferrier, Branch
     of Minerals, from Geo ? West Area Petro Engineer. Subject:  Sayre Field Storage Payment Analysis.

3.   "Gas Storage Costs Rise Slightly." The Oil and Gas Journal, January 3, 1966, p52.

4.   2-1-68, "Gas Storage Agreements."

5.   "Points to Consider and Discuss for Gas Storage Court Hearing." Rough Draft.

6.   "Capital Cost involved in developing the natural gas reservoirs," attached to copy of handwritten "Explanation of
Rentals" and records, "Chas. Hughes"

7.   Mr. Dean Storts, Trial Attorny, Office of the Field Solicitor, Tom Riggs, Geologist, Mineral Section, Appraisal
Branch. OK Natural Gas Company Depew Gas Storage Reservoir. November 14, 1967,

8.   Use of Depleted Oil and Gas Reservoirs for Underground Storage Purposes.

9.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor Memorandum of January 10, 1963, to Area Director, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Attention, Realty Section, Jack Daugherty, from Office of Field Solicitor. Subject: Payment of Rentals on Gas Storage Lease.

10.  Memorandum of August 31, 1967, to Chief, Branch of Oil and Gas Operations, from Oil and Gas Supervisor, Mid-Continent Region. Subject: Application by OK Natural Gas Company for certificate authorizing underground storage of natural gas, before the Corporation Commission, State of OK, Cause CD No. 27347.  "Reference is made to your memorandum of August 21 requesting information regarding subject application to respond to a Department of Justice Inquiry." From Floyd L. Stelzer, Acting.

11.  Dockett No. CP64-150. "Application of the Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America to lease the Sayre Field of OK Natural Gas Co.

12.  OK Natural Gas Company, Depew Storage, Creek County. Graph: Volumes injected, Volumes withdrawn, 1950-1967, fiscal year ending August 31.

13.  Gas Storage Agreements, 2-1-68. 2 copies.

14.  "The Application of Appraisal Techniques to the Evaluation of Gas Storage Projects," by Donald A. Flanagan, Member AIME, Oliver and West, Inc., Dallas TX.

15.  Gas Storage Business Lease, 65 4947. Agreement made and entered into, March 15, 1956, between Coweta Johnson, Full  Blood Creek [r?] all  No. 8685 [and] State of OK, County of Creek, ruled July 8, 1965.

16.  OK Natural Gas Company, Gas Storage Agreement Form, Sample not signed, 10-19-67.

17.  "Osage Storage Res. Monthly withdrawals -- MCF". Ms document, 3 copies.

18.  Huffman, Arrington, Scheurich, and Kincaid (Inter-Office Correspondence) Law Offices, Tulsa, OK 74119. November 22, 1967, to William Scheurich, from Kenneth M. Cyrus, Re: Condemnation of Restricted Lands.

19.  Data on Gas Storage Reservoirs Situated in Various Localities.

20.  Memorandum of November 22, 1966, to The Commission (For Information), from Bureau of Natural Gas.  Subject: Underground Storage of Natural Gas, 1965. Signed by Frank F. Walters. Attachment: Cost of Storing Gas Underground, BNG.

21.  General Methods of Valuing a Mineral Property. Ms document.

22.  Method of Arriving at Estimated Rental for Sub. prop. Ms. document.

23.  Public Service Company of OK, 1970 Projection Budjet, MCF. Gas Requirements and Sources.

Manila File: Gas Storage Prospect, Trans Ok Pipeline Corp.
1.   Letter of February 18, 1961, from G.S. Dille, to Mr. John Q. McCabe, McCabe Drilling Company, Atlas Life Building, Tulsa, 3, OK. Re: Gas Well Section 36-21N-10E, Osage County, OK. Isopachus map attached.

2.   Letter of March 11, 1961, to McCabe Drilling Co. from G.S. Dille.

3.   Sample examination, McCabe Drilling Co. No. 1 Bledso SE SE NW sec. 36-21N-10E, Osage County. Elev. 936 DF. Samples examined 1632-1669 and 1920-2254.

4.   2 maps.

5.   Contours on Top Miss. Chat, Contour Interval, 20 feet. G.S. Dille, August, 1961.

6.   Ms notes and formulas. 3p (one small white memo sheet and two yellow index sheets). 3rd sheet stamped, Oct 13 1958.

7.   Amount of Additional Gas that must be sold to keep from Reducing Headright. Calendar Year 1956-1965.

8.   Notes on NE/4 36-22-8 SE/4  30-22-9 SW/4 30-22-9

9.   Notes on SW/4 4-20-10 NW/4 9-20-10

10.  Notes on NE 32-22-9 NW 32-22-9 SW 30-22-9 NE/4 31-22-9

11.  Notes on SE/4 7-22-8 NW/4 17-22-8 SE/4 17-22-8 SW 17-22-8 NE/4 18-22-8 SE/4 18-22-8 SW/4 28-22-8 NW 30-22-8 SE 30-22-8

12.  Assumed Gas Reservoir 13. Tables I and II. "Table I shows daily average oil production needed to provide headright payments in varying amounts." "Table II shows the mineral income other than oil royalty to provide additions to headright payment. Other income includes gas royalty, bonuses, rental fees and royalty on minerals other than oil and gas."

14.  Federal Register 34:197, Tuesday, October 14, 1969, 15812 -15813, Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs [Muskogee Area Office Redelegation Order 2] Certain Officals and Employees in Muskogee Area Office. Delegation of Authority, September 12, 1969.

15.  Table: Well Completion Data, January 1-June 1 1958-1959 -1960-1961 U.S.-STATE-OSAGE

16.  Table: Waterflood and Pressure Maintenance Operations.

Loose Materials
1.   Signed,"With the Complimnents of Chas. W.? Honess," OK Geological Survey, Chas. N. Gould, Director, Bulletin No. 44. Age Relations of the Carboniforous Rocks of the Ouachita Mountains of OK and Arkansas by Hugh D. Miser and C.W. Honess, Norman, November, 1927. 2 copies.

2.   C.W. Shannon & others, revised and edited by C.L. Cooper. Coal in OK. OK Geological Survey, Chas. N. Gould, Director, Bulletin No.4. (Norman, July, 1926). Maps in envelope attached to inside back cover.

Manile File: File For Water Rights Study
1.   attached to inside front cover, handwritten note to Mr. Schrock from George M. Crossland.

2.   attached to inside front cover, TLS of July, 1971 from B.C. Schrock, acting Superintendent, to George Crossland, Water Rights Specialist, 630 W. 7th, Center Building, Room 413, Tulsa, OK 74103.

3.   Attached to inside front cover, Letter from B.C. Schrock, Acting superintendent, to George Crossland, July, 1971.

4.   Letter of March 21, 1936, to Johnson Oil Refining Company, 176 West Adams Street, Chicago, from C.L. Ellis, Acting Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency. Atttached, Journal Voucher of May 27, 1936 and letter of May 15, 1936 from G.C. Lilly, Secretary, Johnson Oil Refining Company (Intra-Office Correspondence), to Thomas C. Argue, Cleveland Office.

5.   Decree in U.S. District Court for the Western District of OK. U.S. of America vs. Brewer-Elliott Oil and Gas Company, No. 75 in equity. Filed February 12, 1923, John H. Cottteral, District Judge. Attached: Petition for rehearing, Filed Nov. 22, 1923. Attached: order From John H. Cotteral, Judge, Filed Jan. 15, 1926. Attached: Clerk's Certificate of November 10, 1934, Theodore M. Filson, Clerk. Attached: Opinion on exception to Master's Report. In the District Court of the U.S. for the Western District of OK, Gypsy Oil Company complainant vs. C.J. Haskell defendant In Equity, No. 578, July 6, 1926, John H. Cotteral, District Judge. Attached: Clerk's Certificate of November 12, 1934, Theodore M. Filson, Clerk.

6.   TLS April 11, 1923 to Mr. Frank H. McGuire, Receiver for the Arkansas River-Bed leases, Guthrie, OK, from J. George Wright, Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency, Pawhuska, OK.

7.   TLS June 19, 1923, from Hubert Work, Secretary of the Interior, Washington, to Mr. George Wright, Supt., Osage
Agency.

8.   Memorandum of August 4, 1924, to Mr. George Wright, Concerning Riverbed Leases.

9.   F.H. McGuire, Attorny, Guthrie, OK, to Geo. N. Wise, Osage Indian Agency, December 30, 1922. Copy.

10.  Letter of August 5, 1930, from Rush Greenslade, Gypsy Oil Company, Tulsa, OK, to Mr. J. George Wright, Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency.

11.  Memorandum of June 8, 1925, to Mr. Wright, concerning the Supreme Court Decision in the Brewer-Elliott Oil and Gas Company case. 3p.

12.  Letter of November 22, 1924, from J. George Wright, to Chick-Osage Oil and Gas Company and Pawnee-Osage Oil and Gas Company, 513 Exchange National Bank Building, Tulsa, OK.

13.  Memorandum of March 27, 1924, to Mr. Wright. 2p.

14.  Letter of July 17, 1930, to Gypsy Oil Company, Box 2044, Tulsa, OK, Attention: Mr. Rush Greenslade, from
 Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency. Attached: letter to Mr. Wright, July 16, 1930.

15.  Letter of December 24, 1925, to Hon. J. George Wright, Superintendent of the Osage Agency, from Chick-Osage Oil and Gas Company, Pawnee Oil and Gas Company and counsel for said companies.

16.  Letter of June 25, 1925, from Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency, to the Honorable Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, DC. 4p.

17.  Letter of August 11, 1930 from J. Geo Wright, Superintendent of Osage Indian Agency, to State Corporation Commission of OK.

18.  In the District Court of the U.S. for the Western District of OK. U.S. of America v. John G. Sessions, et al No. 423 in Equity Final Decree John H. Cotteral, District Judge Filed February 12, 1923, Harry L. Finley, Clerk. Attached --Clerk
Certificate (?) attached: U.S. of America plaintiff vs. W. Hutchings, et al, defendants, May 24, 1918.

19.  Letter of July 11, 1936, to Johnson Oil Refining Company, Cleveland OK, Attention: Mr. Argue, from C.L. Ellis, Acting Superintendent, Osage Indian Agency.

20.  Memorandum concerning Osage Tribal title rights to their Reservation and Mineral Rights underlying the bed of the Arkansas River

21.  Letter of November 4, 1905, from C.F. Larrabee, Acting Commissioner, Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, to U.S. Indian Agency, Osage Agency, Pawhuska, OK. Subject: Application of Mr. A.M. Hillard (Cleveland, OK, March 6, 1905) to lease "an island in the Arkansas River, some five miles southeast of Cleveland".

22.  In the District court of the U.S. for the Western District of OK. U.S. of America plaintiff vs Brewer-Elliott Oil and
Gas Company, No. 75 Equity Final Report of Receiver submitted by Frank H. McGuire, Receiver (unsigned, not   dated) handwritten note between p5-6, "Did the State of OK receive any Bonus or Royalties, from Turkey Island previous to the time title was (?) to the Osage Tribe in 1923. If so were these funds turned over and the amount. Did we make any demand for Royalties or Bonus paid the state. Who were the lessees obtaining lease from the state."

23.  Memorandum of September 15, 1934, from C.L. Ellis, Acting Superintendent. Concerning a request by Paul Red Eagle of a letter giving the amount of funds turned over to the Agency by the courts in the Turkey Island decision of November 13, 1933 in the Supreme Court. Attached: Amounts Turned over by Frank H. McGuire, Receiver, Arkansas River-Bed Oil Leases.  Table.

24.  Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., May 15, 1923, U.S. v. Brewer-Elliott Oil and Gas Co., et al., Equity No. 75.  To the Secretary of the Interior, from W.D. Ritter, Assistant Attorny General.

25.  In the District Court of the U.S. For the Western District of OK. U.S. of America Plaintiff v. Brewer-Elliott Oil and
Gas Company, et al, Defendants No. 75 In Equity Decree on Mandate, February 12, 1923 John H. Cotteral, District Judge.

Manila File Untitled #3
1.   Records on SW 4-24-9, Jan. 1957-1971 NE 9-24-9, April 1957-1971 NW 9-24-9, June 1957-1971

2.   Records on NW 4-24-9, March 1957-1971 SE 4-24-9, December1956-1971

3.   Records on NW 3-24-9, May 1919-1953 SW 3-24-9, December1919-1971

4.   Waterflood Operating Report, July 1, 1967. Osage Mineral Reservation, Osage Co., OK.

5.   Waterflood Operating Report, January 1, 1970, Osage Mineral Reservation, Osage Co., OK.

6.   Daily Average Oil Production, 1965. 2 copies, unattached.

7.   Royalties, itemized and total, from 1901-1972. (2p, unattached.

8.   Mining Operations, 1901-1972. 2p, unattached.

9.   Per Capita Payments Annual Report, Osage Indian Agency, OK, Fiscal year 1941. "All revenues received from any source for the Osage Tribe, including moneys received for tribal grazing leases, prior to allotments in 1907, together with all revenues from tribal mineral leases to date... "

10.  Gas Production Tax Table, 1941-1965.

11.  Headright Payment from Oil and Gas Table, 1906-1971. 2p, unattached.

12.  Gross Production Tax, Oil Table, 1921-1940, 1958-1965.

14.   Gross Production Tax, Oil Table, 1921-1957.

15.  Mineral Operations -- Accounting Table, Fiscal years,
     1964-1972. 2p, unattached.

16.  Mining Operations -- Osage County, Other than Oil and Gas, 1956-1972. 3p, unattached.

17. Mining Operations -- Accounting, 1956-1961.

18. Mineral Operations -- Accounting 1956-1962.

19.  Mining Operations -- Osage County -- Oil, 1956-1972. 4p, unattached.

20.  Handwritten Records a: Daily Average Oil Production, 1920-1972. b: Headright Payments, 1880-1905 -- From Grazing Rights: 1906-1972 -- From Oil and Gas c: Gross Production Tax, 1921-1972.

Manila File: Historical Data
1.   Oil Development of the Osage and Average Daily Production of Oil Leases in Osage County, OK, for the month of November, 1948. 3p.

2.   Profile of George V. Labadie, Osage Tribal Council Member.

3.   Bulletin, Sale No. 124, Kihekah Theater, Pawhuska, OK, Public Auction, Osage Mineral Leases, 13 Gas Leases and 155 Oil Leases, Wednesday, July 15, 1959. The Sale will commence promptly at 10:00 a.m. under supervision of U.S. Government.  The Bulletin contains a list of tracts for sale, "Some Basic Historical Facts Relating to the Osage Tribe of Indians and Its Individual Members," and "Statistics on Osage Oil and Gas operations to March 1, 1959."

4.   Woodruff & Cooper. "History of First Drilling in OK," OK Geological Survey Bulletin No. 40-u, March, 1928.

5.   Osage Reservation and Disposition Thereof.

6.   Copy of Letter of July 30, 1907, from Chas. F. Leech(?), Civil Engineer for the Osage Nation, to Ret Millard, U.S.
Indian Agent, Osage Agency, "a short, concise but clear report of oil and gas operations on the Osage Reservation     during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1907."

7.   "Historical Information on Some of OK's Principal Oil Fields," cumulative production to Jan. 1, 1958.

8.   Memorandum of December 10, 1964, to Chief, Branch of Minerals and File, from W.R. Scott, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineer. Subject: Domestic Water Well, Emma Maker Homestead, NE 1/2 SE 1/2 19-23-9. 2p, now unattached.

9.   Memorandum of December 15, 1964, to Superintendent, from J.P. Deibel, Jr., Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineer. Subject: Meeting of Engineer's Society of Tulsa held at the Alvin Plaza on December 14, 1964. 2p, now unattached.

10.  List of Indian Agents and Superintendents, 1804-1931. Osages in Arkansas, Osages of Verdigris, Senacas and Shawnees (Neosho)

11.  Program from "Oil Well Supply Centennial" (1962), Being an occasion to celebrate 100 grand years of service to the Petroleum industry. Inside is a copy of a Notice for     Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Public
Sale of Leases of Developed Osage Indian Oil Lands, February 15, 1916 at 2:00 pm.

12.  Notice (September 6, 1963) from Lawrence R. Alley, Executive  Secretary, Interstate Oil Compact Commission with article  from Independent Petroleum Monthly (July, 1963) by Lloyd N.  Unsell, "Oil's most Desparate Years: The Depressive 30's," p10-14. All unattached.

13.  A.E. Fath. The Origin of the Faults, Anticlines, and Buried "Granite Ridge" of the Northern Part of the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Field. U.S. Geological Survey, Professional Papar 128-C. August 13, 1920.

14.  Ms note that 1,000,000,000 barrells of oil "will have been produced" sometime this month (November, 1969).

15.  R.P. Clinton, "The Geology of the Osage Country," Tulsa Geological Society Digest, 1957, 126-131.

16.  Note on cumulative production.

17.  Note on "High Bonus Bids for Osage Leases"

18.  Letter of May 24, 1940, to Mr. Fulton from G.H. Beaulieu concerning the Tribal Council's gift to the Navy of leases
in 1917 as an emergency war measure.

19.  Well Production Table. 2p, unattached.

20.  "The following discussion is a special transcription of my notes of the statements made during the meeting of the
council on January 22, 1947, which, by agreement with the council, were not included in the official minutes as     indicated on p2, thereof." Camille W. Pangburn,  Official Council Reporter. 6p.

Attached: 4p letter of February 10, 1947 from T.B. Hall, Superintendent, to Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Enclosures: letter of January 31, 1947, to Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Ernest C. Arnold, Supervisor, Oil and
Gas; memorandum of January 14, 1947, to T.B. Hall, Superintendent, from Ernest C. Arnold, Supervisor, Oil and
Gas. Subject: Disclosure of Bonus Appraisals. 2p of a council meeting transcript.

Resolution No. 17-33 of Osage Tribal Council, Signed by Fred ?, Principal Chief, and Camille W. Pangburn, Acting
     Secretary.

Regulations to Govern the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for oil and Gas Mining Purposes. Approved July 12, 1932.

21.  Henry D. Ralph, "Return of the Red Man."

Brown File Folder: Untitled
1.   Letter of February 26, 1962 to Mr. Tom Ferrier, Osage Agency, February 26, 1962, from C.C. Chapman, Phillips
Petroleum Company, concerning the shutdown of Phillip  DeNoya Plant, Burbank Area.

Attached: Letter of February 8, 1962, from Skelly Oil Company, Phillips Petroleum Company, R.H. Clark.

Attached: copy of Gas Processing Agreement Reserve Plant, January 24, 1962, Phillips and Skelly. 24p.

Attached: "Tank Incrustation," Gauger's Manual, Sec. V, p3.

Attached: "Randolph's Copy". 2p, p2 is a table.

2.   Operation sheets from A.O. Smith Corporation, Meter Products.

Loose Material
1.   The Mineral Resources of the Osage Reservation, by W.L.  Eagan, Chief, Branch of Minerals; F.A. Fronkier,
Administrative Assistant; J.W.P. Hall, Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineer; Carl C. Traywick, Petroleum Engineer; H. Thomas Ferrier, Petroleum Engineer; A. Dewey Acuff, Petroleum Engineer. 22p; contains photographs; dated by     H.T.F. [Ferrier?] on 2/6/56 at 1952 ["Approx. 4 years Ago")

Manila File: Jim Hayes. Miss. Production in Osage. World Oil 2-1-56

1.   API Code for Measuring, Sampling, and Testing Crude Oil,  Seventh Edition, American Petroleum Institute, June, 1948.

2.   Railroad Commission of Texas, Oil and Gas Division, Application to Drill or Deepen.

3.   Average Daily Production of Oil Leases in Osage County, OK for the Month of November, 1950.

4.   Ernest C. Arnold, Supervisor of Oil and Gas Operations, Osage Indian Agency. Statement to Osage Tribal Council on "Oil Conservation Payment". March 18, 1946.

5.   "Why Was My Well Dry? (or was it?)," An original copyrighted feature of Oil and Gas Journal, November 14, 1955, p143-59.

6.   John C. Calhoun, Jr., "The Injection of Gas as an Aid In Water Flooding," Paper prepared for presentation to
Secondary Recovery Committee, Interstate Oil Compact Commission.

7.   Land Use Capabilities Chart, Osage County Soil Conservation District, January 27, 1954.

8.   J.A. Hayes, Jr., "Mississippian Production in the Osage," World Oil, February 1, 1956, 85-88.

9.   J.A. Hayes, Jr.  Carbon manuscript.

10.  Tables: Oil and Gas Developments in Osage County, OK. 2 copies.

Manila File: Untitled
1.   List of Minerals for small collection. 2 copies.

2.   General Classification of rocks and minerals.

3.   Some facts about Composition, Uses, and Occurrence of over 100 Rocks and Minerals. 3p, unattached.

4.   "Peter's Wish" -- a nice story about the indispensability of stones.

5.   Darcova Loc Klip Rod Guides Advertisement. Lone Star Steel Advertisement on back. 

6.   Large Map of Osage and Washington Counties, OK.

7.   Conservation Plan -- Osage County Soil Conservation District.

8.   Fran Mansholt, J-C writer. "Area 'rock pickers' turn out jewelry, decorative pieces from 'river stones'". Newspaper
     clipping of Wednesday, March 1, 1961. 

Loose Material
1.   "Steam Injection Project North Burbank Unit, Osage County, OK," November 3, 1966.

2.   Fred W. Blanton, Talequah, OK. "A Geological Report of the Foraker Pool, T28N, R7E, Osage County, OK". February, 1966.  Prepared as a field assignment in connection with the study of Economic Geology at Northeastern State College.

3.   Statistical Data of Oil Operation in the U.S. for 1956 (With relationship of Osage County).

4.   N.W. Bass, L.E. Kennedy, W.R. Dillard & Constance Leatherock, "Subsurface Geology of Osage county, OK."

5.   Plate of part of Township 28, Range 11, Osage County, OK, showing locations of wells drilled by Owen-Osage Oil and Gas Company.

6.   Table: cost per foot, number of wells, 1963.

7.   General Characteristics, Flat Rock Field, Lower Bartlesville Sand, 1,460 feet.

8.   General Characteristics, Burbank Field, Burbank Sand.

9.   General Characteristics, Naval Reserve, South Field.

10. Flat Rock Field.

11.  Crude Petroleum Analysis, Burbank Field.

12.  Crude Petroleum Analysis. Little Chief, N.E. Field.

13.  Crude Petroleum Analysis. Burbank, West Field.

14.  Analysis of Osage Crude Oils and Burbank Sand, Burbank Field.

15.  Analysis of Osage Crude Oils and Burbank Sand, Little Chief, NE, West Field, Naval Reserve, Flat Rock Field.

16.  "Stratigraphic Sequence, Osage County." 3 copies.

17.  Table of Names used for the oil- or gas-bearing eds of the Pennsylvanian series in Osage County.

18.  Composite Production Curve, Present Shell Holdings, Ramona Field, Osage County, OK.

19.  Statistical Data of Oil Operation in the U.S. (with relationship to Osage County).

20.  Yearly Average Price of Oil (per barrel), sold in Osage county, 1918-1951.

21.  U.S. Department of the Interior, Osage Order No. 22, April 2, 1963. Subject: Hauling of Oil, tank bottoms, salt water,  etc., from, and use of tank trucks on, Osage Mineral Reservation leases.

22   From Maps of Osage County.

23.  W.H. Bellis. "Clays, Shales, and Other Non petroleum Mineral Resources of Osage County, OK". Norman: OU, January 1972.

24.  Bulletin of Sale No. 174, Osage Mineral Leases Public Auction, January 17, 1973.

25.  Branch of minerals, Exhibit II, Typical Results of Mineral Evaluation Studies.

26.  Memorandum of May 14, 1968, from W.R. Scott, Petroleum Engineer, to H.T. Ferrier, Chief, Branch of Minerals.
Subject: Diversification of Osage Tribal Assets.

27.  Notes. 28. Memorandum of October 25, 1967, to H.T. Ferrier
     and Fred Randolph, from Roger Lynn. Subject: Public Auction
     vs Sealed Bid.

28.  Memo of November 6, 1967, H.T. Ferrier.

29.  Proposal from W. Owen Cooper.

30.  Memo of June 23, 1967, to H.T. Ferier and Fred Randolph, from Roger Lynn. Subject: Lease Sale, Informational Data.

31.  Notes.

32.  Memo of October 6, 1967, to H.T. Ferrier, from Melvin F. Cone, Supervisor of Records Section. Subject: Sale of Oil Leases.

33. Reduced Royalty, October 23, 1967.

34. Notes.

35.  Memo (?) of July 20, 1967, to Members of Osage Tribal Council, from W. Owen Cooper.

36.  Notes.

37.  Memo to Fred Randolph and H.T. Ferier from Roger Lynn. Subject: Suggestions.

38.  Memo to H.T. Ferrier and Fred F. Randolph, from J.R. Lynn.  Subject: Suggestions for Mineral Development.

39.  Memo of May 16, 1968, to H.T. Ferier, Fred Randolph, and John Slater, Field Solicitor, from Joseph R. Lynn,
Engineering Technician. Subject: Suggestions.

40.  Letter of March 7, 1951, to Mr. B.F. Buff, General Superintendent, National Zinc Company, Bartlesville,     Okahoma, from DeGolyer and MacNaughton, Dallas, TX.

41.  January 9, 1963, Osage Reservation, Minerals not reserved, land not alloted, but minerals reserved to Tribe, Tribal owned land.

42.  "Osage Hills Region." p41-45 of a report. Maps attached.

43.  "These Tracts Overlie Geologic Structures that Appear to Warrant Further Investigation, Particularly with Regard to Ordovican Oil and Gas Accumulations," with maps.

Manila File: Oil Discovered by...
1.   Memo of June 10, 1930, to Mr. Wright, Superintendent, from Wm. Ash Waid, Chief Oil and Gas Inspector.

2.   Memorandum, Naval Reserve, March 21, 1919, to Mr. Wright, Superintendent, from Wm. Ash Waid, Chief Oil and Gas Inspector. 2p, unattached.

3.   "The following leases in the Osage at Present have no pipeline connections"  Ms note at top: "Connections acquired since February, 1931"

Loose Material
1.   Letter of March 30, 1966, to Mr. C.W. Mosier, Kewanee Oil Company, from H.S. Erskine, Mgr., Production Department. Re: Notices and Applications to the Osage Agency.

2.   Letter of January 6, 1971, to Mr. John Pappan, Superintendent, Osage Agency, from William H. Bellis.

Manila File: Untitled
1.   Letter of February 8, 1932, from C.J. Rhoads, Commissioner, U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, to D.E. Murphy, Superintendent, Osage Agency.

2.   Letter of April 30, 1937, from C.L. Ellis, Superintendent, Osage Agency, to Oil Companies.

3.   Letter of February 7, 1952, to the Kewanee Oil Company, from T.B. Hall, Superintendent, Osage Agency.

4.   Leter of Marcy 31, 1966, to Halmor Services Inc., Attention: Mr. Ralph Howe, from Donald P. Rogers. Re: Time Clock Totalizer, Osage LACT's.

5.   Letter of February 7, 1966, to Virgil N. Harrington, from Howard F. Johnson, Superintendent.

Loose Material
     "Symbols and Instructions for Maps and Plans," U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, 1941.

1.   Desk Items including a phone list finder.

Manila File: Furnace in Pawhuska House

Loose Material
1.   The National Plan for Emergency Preparadness. Inside this is the Osage Agency Plan, Civil Defense Organization, Osage Agency, Names, addresses and phone numbers of members of various groups in the system.

2.   University of OK Civil Defense Training Program, Fact Sheet.

3.   Action Steps for effective Civil Defense, Pawhuska Conference Agenda.

Loose Material
1.   Letter of October 18, 1968, to Fred Randolph, from Lawrence
     R. Alley, Interstate Oil Compact Commission.

2.   "Correlative Rights, Common Purchase, and Ratable Take."

3.   Congressional Record, Senate, April 29, 1968, "The outlook
     for oil shale," S 4602-S4604.

4.   Proposed Rule Making, Department of the Interior, Bureau of
     Indian Affairs. Federal Register, Saturday, November 30,
     1968, 17853; and November 2, 1968, 16119-16121.

5.   Federal Register, Saturday, January 18, 1969, 813-816.
     Indians, "Surface Exploration, Mining, and Reclamation of
     Lands."

Brown File Folder: Untitled
1.   Inside front cover: various applications and reports and
     memorandums of early 1950's for waterflood projects,
     including a list of original Osage Gas Lessees.

     With a subponea to J.W.P. Hall for Lloyd H. Gardner vs. Jake
     L. Hamon, et al, March 14, 1955.

     Completion reports covering September, October, November,
     and December 1950.

     Memo of December 21, 1950, to T.B. Hall, from J.W.P. Hall
     and H.T. Ferrier, concerning the december 15, 1950 meeting
     of Naval Reserve Unit Steering Committee.

     Memo of November 27, 1950, to T.B. Hall from J.W.P. Hall in
     regard to placing Osage Indian Agency under a regional
     office.

     Memo of November 21, 1950, to T.B. Hall, from J.W.P. Hall,
     concerning matters pertaining to Oil and Gas Division
     pending in Washington.

     Memo of June 8, 1950, to T. B. Hall from J.W.P. Hall.
     Subject: Meeting of Engineering Subcommittee concerning
     unitization of Naval Reserve Pool.

Manila File: Untitled
     Osage County, OK, Gas Lease Drilling Expenditures for
     Calendar Year, 1966.

Loose Materials
1.   Columnar section of Rock, Exposed Across the Southern Part
     of the West Side of the Osage Reservation.

Brown File Folder: Untitled
     Advertisements: USS Oil Country Goods

Manila File Folder: Untitled
1.   R.G. Fister & G.V. Labadie, compilers. Brochure on Golden
     Book of the Osages.

Loose Material Articles and Ads

Manila File Untitled
1.   Exact Copy of Original Lease, 1896. Edwin B. Foster applied
     to Osages for privilege of prospecting and boring for
     petroleum and natural gas upon the Osage Reservation.

Loose Material
1.   Article and Tables

2.   U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, August
     29, 1940, "Important New Oil Pools in Osage Indian
     Reservation, OK, May Be Discovered."

Brown File Folder:
     Boyle's Law, Deviation From South Burbank Residue Gas
     Articles and Bulletins

Manila File: Untitled
     E.O. Bennett and H.R. Pierce, "New Methods for the control
     and Operation of Gas Wells."

Loose Materials: Articles.

All loose material

All loose material: a report by Bill C. O'Donnell on FRED  DEMIER #3, A Money Tree, SE SE NW NE NW, Section 29-23N-8E, Osage County, OK, June 7, 1964.

Articles and Reports from U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines (one from U.S. Department of Commerce,
National Bureau of Standards, Circular C 410, superseding circular C154)

In "Back Pressure Data on Natural Gas Wells and their Application to Production Practices," p36, is a photograph of #16, NE 10-20-12.

Loose material
1.   Map of Townships 23 and 24 North, Range 7 East, Osage County, OK. Shows lease ownership as of January 1, 1939.

2.   Map of Naval Reserve District, 24 N., R. 7E.
 
3.   List of Tracts nominated by Interested Parties and Agency  Personnel, and of Nominators, January 19, 1972 (?)

4.   Untitled Light Green Folder a. Gas Lease Sales b. Table of mineral income, 1956-1965 c. Accumulative Income, fiscal (1900-1965) pie chart

5.   Map of Osage County showing leases. Ms legend.

6.   Map of Enfisco Pool. Osage County, OK, with well locations.

7.   Large Map of North Burbank Unit, June 3, 1949.

8.   Map of Osage County showing oil and gas pools in the Wayside Sand and the Jones and Cleveland Sand zone and the line of  cross section of plate 20. U.S. Department of the Interior  Geological Survey, Bulletin 900, plate 19.

9.   U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, Bulletin 900, plate 6 is large Map of Township 28 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East, and Township 29 North, Ranges 9, 10, and 11, East, Osage County, OK.

10.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 6, as above. 2 copies.

11.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 14, "Geologic Section Northwest,
     Southeast Across Osage County, OK."

12.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 20, "Geologic Section Across Eastern Osage County, OK, showing Stratigraphic Relationship of the Wayside Sand and the Jones and Cleveland Sand Zone."

13.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 10, "Map of the Burbank and South     Burbank Oil Fields, Townships 26 and 27 North, Range 5 East, And Townships 25 to 27 North, Range 6 East, Osage and Kay Counties, OK."

14.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 4, "Map of Townships 24 and 25 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East, Osage County, OK."

15.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological SurveyBulletin 900, plate 1, "Map of Townships 22 and 23 North,     Ranges 10 and 11 East, Osage County, OK." Shows (as do many of these maps) the subsurface geologic structure of the top of the Oswego lime (Fort Scott Limestone), the producing beds in oil and gas wells, the deepest rocks penetrated in dry holes and the lease ownership as of March 1, 1937.

16.  U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey. Bulletin 900, plate 8, "Map of parts of Township 20 North, Ranges 9 and 10 East, and Township 21 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East, and all of Township 21 North, Range 10 East,
Osage County, OK."

17.  Geological Department, Cities Service Oil Co., Bartlesville, OK, "Map of Subsurface of Osage County, T. 27-N, R. 11-E.

18.  Map of Osage, Pawnee, and Washington Counties. 2 copies.

19.  Map of W. Little Chief and Burbank Areas, Portion of Townships 25 and 26 N, Ranges 5 and 6 E., Osage County, OK.

20.  Map of Osage County, attached to Hand-plotted maps of 26 N-11 E, May 27, 1969; 27 N-10 E, May 27, 1969, and SW 11-21-10.

21.  Two more maps of Osage County.

22.  T.L. Rowland, "Limestones and Dolomites of Osage County, OK.  OK Geological Survey, Norman: OU, August, 1971.

Brown Folder: Untitled
1.   Notepaper

2.   Map of Osage County

3.   Article from Tulsa World, 4-10-72.

Loose Material
1.   Bulletin 900, plate 4, "Map of Townships 24 and 25 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East, Osage County, OK."

2.   "Status of Secondary Recovery in Osage County Oil Pools," July 1, 1963. Figure II. 2 copies.

3.   Map of Osage County.

Manila File: Letters and ... (?)  (back of file reads "Electric Log File")
1.   Map of The Osage, Published by Tulsa Mapping Company, with Index to Oil Leases.

2.   Map of Highways of Osage County OK, Revised March, 1947. 2 copies.

3.   Map of Highways of Osage County OK. revised January, 1952.

Loose Material: of interest
1.   W.L. Goldston, Jr. "Differentiation of the Glenn Formation in the U.S.G.S Ardmore Quadrangle," OK Geological Survey, Norman, OK, 1921. Map.

In Rolls
2.   W.M. Hill, J.B. Butler & P.E. McRill, compilers. Composite Induction: Electrical and porosity logs for Northeastern OK, Mid-Continent Area, OK Division, Cushing District, April, 1963.

3.   Osage Agency Collections and Deposits Awaiting Finance Officers Acknowledgement of Deposit. Available for
Investment, committed for payment, October 1968-June 1969.

4.   a. Hulah Reservior General Development Plan, July 1953 map (two copies) b. A graph (untitled) c. blank page of graph paper.

5.   Jack A. Cross. "General Geologic Section of OK Oil-Producing Areas". Reprinted from National Oil Scouts and Landmen's Yearbook XVIII (1948). 3 copies.

Items of Possible Interest

Loose Material
1.   "Columnar Section of Rocks Exposed Across the Southern Part of the West Side of the Osage Reservation."

2.   The OK State Committee In Support of H.R. 5858 and H.R. 5465. Statement in support of H.R. 5858 and H.R. 5465 in the second session, 94th Congress. 5 copies.

3.   Mid-Arkansas River Basin Project Navigation Extension Project, Planning Workbook, July, 1973. U.S. Army Engineer District, Tulsa Corps of Engineers, PO. Box 61, Tulsa, OK.

4.   Western Union Telegram, from Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, Washington, to Ellis, Superintendent, Received
August 21, 1930 at the Osage Agency.

5.   "Before the Corporation Commission of the State of OK In the Matter of the Application of OK Natural Gas Company, A Natural Gas public utility, For a certificate Authorizing the underground storage of Natural Gas in the Dutcher Sand  Formation Underlying..." Cause CD, No. 27347, October 3, 1967.

6.   Letter of October 24, 1972, from Arthur Brogna, Attorny at Law, to Fred Randolph. Enclosures: test report on gas well S.F. Duggan #1 NE SE SE Sec 33, 22 N-11 E, and b.t.u. report.

7.   Directory of Mineral Producers in OK, 1970.

8.   Graph, "Principal Formation of OK and North Texas," Table 1, "Correlation charts of formations occuring in OK and North Texas. 2p, unattached.

9.   Secondary Recovery Operations OK, January 1, 1963, Interstate Oil Compact Commission.

10.  Brief Facts about OK's Petroleum Industry, 1970 and 1972 Editions.

11.  Correlation Chart, OK City District.

12.  Journal Entry of Judgement U.S. of America Plaintiff,  vs Concho Sand and Gravel Company, Inc. Defendant No. 1666- Civil.

In the District Court of the U.S. for the Western District of OK, May 2, 1945. Concho Sand and Gravel Found guilty of
removing limestone unatthorized from Osage Tribal Land.  Ordered to pay $320.16 and simple interest thereon from the 1st day of January, 1932, until paid and the costs of this action.

Brown File Folder: Water Information, presence of hazardous chemicals in drinking water in Osage area

1.   Back cover, first folder: Letter of August 1, 1960, to Fred Randolph, from D.J. Weintritt, Drilling Mud Laboratories, concerning nitrates in drinking water.

2.   Soil Descriptions, Osage County, February, 1962.

3.   Memorandum of September 13, 1962, to Field Solicitor, from Chief, Branch of Minerals. Subject: Authority for granting salt water easments.

4.   "The following sections from 25 CFR 183 are of interest to surface owners and lessees:" 2 copies.

Manila File: Untitled (within Brown File Folder: Water Information).
1.   Letter to Fred Randolph, May 24, 1966, from R.F. Edgerton, Citgo.

2.   Royalty on Gas produced on Osage Mineral Reservation. 4p, paperclipped.

3.   Letter to Fred Randolph, May 19, 1966, From R.F. Edgerton, Citgo.

Loose Material
1.   C.H. Riggs, "Water Flooding in the Burbank Oil Field, Osage County, OK". 2 copies.

2.   "Mineral Development Opportunities in OK," March 10, 1972, List of Members of the Conference.

3.   U.S. of America, Federal Power Commission, In the Matter of Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America.

Docket No. CP64-150 Notice of Application, and Date of Hearing December 1963

Application for Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, Exhibit K, Cost of Facilities; Exhibit X, Storage, Operating and Service Agreement. Dated, September 19, 1963, as amended.

Loose Material of possible interest.

Left Row
1.   U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey, "Oil and Gas Operating Regulations Applicable to lands of the U.S. and to all Restricted Tribal and allotted Indian Land (Except Osage Indian Reservation," Revised November 1, 1936.

2.   "Amendment of the Regulations of July 12, 1932 Governing the Leasing of Osage Reservation Lands for Oil and Gas Mining," March 24, 1939.

3.   "Regulations to Govern the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," Approved August 26, 1915. 2 copies.

4.   In the U.S. District Court in and For the Northern District of OK, U.S. of America, Complainant "Bill of Complaint,"
after March, 1929.

5.   Amendment to Osage Leasing Regulations, January 9, 1913.

6.   Department of the Interior, "Regulations to Govern Oil and Gas Operations on Restricted Indian Lands in OK," approved October 20, 1915.

7.   Amendments, approved May 13, 1919, to the Regulations approved August 26, 1915, governing leasing of lands in the Osage Reservation, OK for oil and gas mining purposes. Effective June 7, 1919. 2 copies.

8.   Modification and Amendment to "Form B." Osage Oil Mining Lease.

9.   [Public-No. 360-66th Congress]  [S. 4039] "An Act to Amend Section 3 of the Act of Congress of June 28, 1906, entitled 'An Act for the Division of the Lands and Funds of the Osage Indians in OK, and for Other Purposes.' "

10.  Letter of November 24, 1920, to Mr J. George Wright, Superintendent, Osage County, from John Barton Payne,
Secretary of the Interior.

11.  "Regulations to Govern the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," Approved, July 12, 1932. 2 copies.

  In cover titled: Waid
1.   "Amendment to section 21 of the Regulations of August 26, 1915, Governing the Leasing of Lands in the Osage
Reservation for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," July 21, 1920.   2 copies.

2.    "Regulations to Govern the Utilization of Casing-heading Gas in the Osage Nation when used for the manufacture of Gasoline." (Regulations to supersede Amendment No. 2 to the Regulations approved August 26, 1915), Approved July 23,1919. 2 copies.

3.   "Amendment No. 1 to Regulations Approved August 26, 1915, Governing the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes." Approved May 22, 1916.

4.   Department of the Interior, U.S. Indian Service Circular No.8. On Oil and Gas Lessees in the Osage, from J. George Wright, Superintendent, July 31, 1919.

5.   Another Circular (?) from J. George Wright, No date.

6.   Amendment No. 2 to the Regulations of August 26, 1915, approved July 8, 1916. (handwritten, "Superseded by
     Regulations of July 23, 1919")

7.   Letter of August 7, 1920, to Osage Oil and Gas Lessees, from J. George Wright, Superintendent.

8.   Another Circular (?) from Superintendent (unsigned, no date)

9.   "Amendment to the Regulations Governing Oil and Gas Operations on Restricted Indian Lands in OK Approved October 20, 1915," Approved June 1, 1917.

10.  "Amendment to Section 11 of the Regulations Approved August 26, 1915, Governing the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation for Oil Mining Purposes," Approved May 29, 1919.

11.  Letter of January 24, 1921, to Osage Oil Lessees, from Geo. N. Wise(?), Spl. Disbursing Agent in Charge.

12.  Letter of January 24, 1921, to Osage Oil Lessees, from J. George Wright, Superintendent.

13.  "Amendment to Regulations Concerning Rights of Way for Pipelines for the Conveyance of Oil and Gas across Indian Lands," June 25, 1915.

14.  "Regulations Concerning Rights of Way for Pipe lines for the Conveyance of Oil and Gas across Indian Lands," June 10, 1909.

Loose Material
1.   Letter of February 17, 1922, to The Secretary of the Interior, from Chas. H. Burke, Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

2.   Letter of November 24, 1920, from John Barton Payne, Secretary of the Interior, to Mr. J. George Wright, Superintendent, Osage Agency.

3.   "Amendments to Regulations Governing the Utilization of Casinghead Gas on the Osage Nation When Used for the Manufacture of Gasoline," (Amendments to Amendment No. 2 of the Regulations Approved August 26, 1915), June 9, 1921, Chas. H. Burke.

4.   "Amendment to the Regulations of July 3, 1912, Governing the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas-Mining Purposes, under Section 3 of the Act of June 28, 1906," (34 Stat. L., 539, 543.)

5.   "Regulations to Govern the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," Approved July 12, 1932.

6.   Oil and Gas Operation Regulations Applicable to Lands of the U.S. and to All Restricted Tribal and Allotted Indian Land (Except Osage Indian Reservation), Revised November 1, 1936.  2 copies.

7.   "Regulations Governing the Leasing of Lands for Oil and Gas on the Osage Reservation, OK, Under the Act of March 3, 1905,", April 8, 1907.

8.   "Osage Lands Regulations made in Pursuance of the Act of April 18, 1912 (public, No. 125) Entitled 'An Act
Supplementary to and Amendatory of the Act entitled "An Act for the Division of the lands and Funds of the Osage Nation of Indians in OK," Approved June 28, 1906, and for Other Purposes,'" June 26, 1912.

Papers Bound in Blue-Green Paper Cover:
1.   Division of Osage Lands and Funds, Act of June 28, 1906 (34 Stat. L., p. 539). "An Act for the Division of the Lands and Funds of the Osage Indians in OK Territory, and, for Other Purposes."

2.  "Amended Regulations of Osage and Kaw Lands," (Approved February 9, 1910), Act of March 3, 1909 (35 Stat. L., 778).

3.   "Deed of Osage Surplus Lands. Mortgage of Osage Lands. Application to Sell Kaw (or Kansas) and Osage Lands."

4.   [Public-No. 125] [S.2.] "An Act Supplementary to and Amendatory of the Act entitled 'An Act for the Division of
the Lands and Funds of the Osage Nation of Indians in OK,' Approved June twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred and six, and  for Other Purposes," Approved April 18, 1912.

5.   [Public-No. 497, 68th Congress] [H.R. 5726] "An Act to Amend the Act of Congress of March 3, 1921, entitled 'An Act to Amend Section 3 of the Act of Congress of June 28, 1906, entitled "An Act of Congress for the Division of the Lands and Funds of the Osage Indians in OK, and for Other Purposes," ' " Approved February 27, 1925.

6.   [Public-No. 360, 66th Congress] [S. 4039] "An Act to Amend Section 3 of the Act of Congress of June 28, 1906, entitled 'An Act for the Division of the Lands and Funds of the Osage Indians in OK, and for Other Purposes," Approved March 3, 1921.

7.   [Public-No. 79, 68th Congress.] [H.R. 6483.] "An Act Amending an Act Entitled 'An Act for the Division of the
Lands and Funds of the Osage Indians in OK, and for Other    Purposes,' Approved June 28, 1906, and Acts Amendatory thereof and Supplemental thereto," Approved April 12, 1924.

8.   [Public-No. 919, 70th Congress] [S. 2360] "An Act Relating to the Tribal and Individual Affairs of the Osage Indians of OK," Approved March 2, 1929.

Loose Material
1.   "Regulations to Govern Settlement of Damages to Surface Owners, on their Lessees, Caused by Mineral Lessees in the Osage Reservation, OK, As Provided by Act of Congress, Approved March 3, 1921," October 20, 1921.

2.   "Amendments to Regulations Approved March 7, 1923, Governing Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes, Under the Act of March 2, 1929(?), Effective Ninety Days from Approval Hereof." Approved November 19, 1928.

3.   "Regulations to Govern Per Capita Payments to Osage Indians Under the Provisions of the Act of Congress Approved March 3, 1921."

Loosely Bound in Light Green Paper:
1.   [Public-No. 360, 66th Congress.] [S. 4039] Approved March 3, 1921.

2.   [Public-No. 919, 70th Congress]  [S. 2360] Approved March 2, 1929.

Bound Material:
1.   "Regulations to Govern the Leasing of Lands in the Osage Reservation, OK, for Oil and Gas Mining Purposes," Approved August 26, 1915.

2.   "Amendment to section 11 of the Regulations of August 26, 1915," Approved October 7, 1919.

3.   "Amendment to section 21 of the Regulations of August 26, 1915," Approved July 21, 1920.

4.   "Amendment No. 1 to Regulations Approved August 26, 1915,"  Approved May 22, 1916. 2 copies.

5.   "Amendment No. 2 to the Regulations of August 26, 1915," Approved July 8, 1916. 2 copies.

6.   Amendments Approved May 13, 1919 to the Regulations Approved August 26, 1915.

Material Loosely Bound in Light Green Paper, #2:
1.   Division of Osage Lands and Funds, Act of June 28, 1906 (34 Stat. L., p. 539.), Approved June 28, 1906. Stamped "Osage Agency, Feb 6 1931, 5303"

Loose Material:
1.   [Public-No. 125] [S. 2.] "Act Supplementary to and Amendatory of the Act Approved June twenty-eighth, nineteen hundred and six," Approved April 18, 1912.

Bound Material:
1.   Regulations Governing Leasing and Removal of Restrictions on Land of Members of the Five Civilized Tribes. Prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior for the Purpose of Carrying into Effect the Provisions of the Acts of Congress Approved May 27, 1908 (35 Stat. L. 312), and February 14, 1920 (41 Stat. L. 426), June 10, 1925. Approved July 7, 1925.

2.    "Regulations to Govern Oil and Gas Operations on Restricted Indian Lands," Approved July 7, 1925.

3.   "Regulations to Govern the Utilization of Casinghead Gas Produced from Oil Wells on Restricted Indian Land (Not
     Applicable to the Osage Nation)." Approved August 10, 1917.

4.   "Regulations Governing Leasing Restricted Allotted Indian Lands for Mining Purposes. (Not Applicable to the Five
     Civilized Tribes, Osage Nation, or Kiowa Reservation) March 19, 1921," Approved March 25, 1921.

5.   Department of the Interior, Note of July 20, 1921, from Albert B. Fall, Secretary.

Loose Material
1.   [Public-No. 26.] "An Act to Grant the Right of Way Through the OK Territory and the Indian Territory to the Enid and Anadarko Railway Company, and for Other Purposes." Approved February 28. 1902.

2.   [Public-No. 716, 74th Congress] (49 Stat. 1542.) [H.R. 7764] "An Act to Relieve Restricted Indians Whose Lands have been Taxed or have been Lost by Failure to Pay Taxes, and for Other Purposes." Approved June 20, 1936.

3.   (54 Stat. 745) 25 USC #380 [Public-No. 732, 76th Congress] (Chapter 554 -- 3rd Session) [H.R. 8024] "An Act to Provide for the Leasing of Resrticted Allotments of Deceased Indians in Certain Circumstances, and for Other Purposes." Approved July 8, 1940.

4.   (47 Stat. 302, C. 245.) [Public No. 171-726 Congress] [H.R. 7123] "An Act to Amend the Act of March 2, 1917 (39 Stat. 983; U.S. Code, Title 25, sec. 242): Approved June 13, 1932.

5.   [Public No. 96, 75th Congress] (Chapter 227, 1st Session) [S. 150] "An Act Amending Section 2 of Public Law Numbered 716 of the Seventy-Fourth Congress, being an Act entitled 'An Act to Relieve Restricted Indians Whose Lands have been taxed or have been Lost by Failure to Pay Taxes and for Other Purposes.'" Approved May 19, 1937.

6.   Code of Federal Regulations. Title 30-Mineral Resources,  Chapter II, Geological Survey, Part 221. "Oil and Gas
Operating Regulations," Reprint of July 1956, with appendix.

7.   The Government Personnel System, "A Guide for Federal Executives and Supervisors," U.S. Civil Service Commission, Personnel Management Series No. 4, September, 1954.

Materials Attached Together With Rubber Bands
1.   U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Bulletin 900-A. "Subsurface Geology and Oil and Gas Resources of Osage County, OK," Part 1. Townships 22 and 23 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East. 1952.

2.   Bulletin 900-B. Part 2 of item #1, above. Townships 22 and 23 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East. 1952.

3.   Bulletin 900-C. Part 3 of item #1, above. Townships 24 and 25 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East. 1952.

4.   Bulletin 900-D. Part 4 of item #1, above. Townships 24 and 25 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East. 1952.

5.   Bulletin 900-E. Part 5 of item #1, above. Townships 26 and 27 North, Ranges 10 and 11 East. 1952.

6.   Bulletin 900-F. Part 6 of item #1, above. Township 28North,  Ranges 10 and 11 East and Township 29 North, Ranges 9 to 11 East. 1952.

7.   Bulletin 900-G. Part 7 of item #1, above. Townships 20 and 21 North, Ranges 11 and 12 East. 1952.

8.   Bulletin 900-H. Part 8 of item #1, above. Parts of Township 20 North, Ranges 9 and 10 East, and Township 21 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East, and All of Township 21 North, Range 10 East. 1952.

9.   Bulletin 900-I. Part 9 of item #1, above. Townships 23 and 24 North, Range 7 East. 1952.

10.  Bulletin 900-J. Part 10 of item #1, above. Burbank and South Burbank Oil Fields. Townships 26 and 27 North, Range 5 East, and Townships 25 to 27 North, Range 6 East. 1952.

11.  Bulletin 900-K. Part 11 of item #1, above. Summary of Subsurface Geology with Special Reference to Oil and Gas. 1952.

12.  David White & others. "Structure and Oil and Gas Resources of the Osage Reservation, OK." U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 686 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1922).

Right Row: Loose Material
1.   Dean E. Winchester, K.C. Heald & others. "Structure and Oil and Gas Resources of the Osage Reservation, OK, T. 25 N., R. 10 E." Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, Bulletin 686-G (Washington: GPO, 1918). Attached with paper clip to N. Wood Bass, W. Reese Dillard & Jess H. Hengst, "Possibility of New Oil Pools in the Siliceous Lime and Bartlesville Sand In T. 23 N., R. 10 E., Osage County, OK," Geological Survey Bulletin 886-A (Washington: GPO, 1936).

2.   C.F. Bowen, P.V. Roundy, C.S. Ross & Frank Reeves. "Structure and Oil and Gas Resources of the Osage
     Reservation, OK, TPS. 21-23 N., RS. 6-7 E., and TPS. 23-25 N., RS. 3-5 E." By Geological Survey Bulletin 686-U
     (Washington, 1919).

3.   "Structure and Oil and Gas Resources of the Osage Reservation, OK, T. 27 N., R. 10 E." Geological Survey
     Bulletin 686-V (Washington, 1919).

4.   Bulletin 686-K. "T. 27 N., R. 7 E." (Washington, 1918).

5.   Bulletin 686, Plate XLV. "Sections Showing Drillers Interpretations of Unexposed Rocks in or Adjacent to the
     Western Part of Osage County, Their Relations to the Exposed Rocks, and the Probable Correlation of the Sands."

6.   Bulletin 686, Plate XLIV. Map Showing Geological Structure of T. 25 N., RS. 3 and 4 E., and parts of T. 26 N., RS. 2, 3, and 4 E., T. 25 N., RS., 2 and 5 E., T. 24 N., RS. 3, 4, 5, and 6 E., and T. 23 N., RS. 3 and 4 E., OK.

7.   Bulletin 686, Plate XLIII. Map Showing Geological Structure of T. 23 N., RS. 6, and 7 E., and parts of T. 24 N., R. 7
     E., T. 22 N., RS. 6 and 7 E., and T. 21 N., R. 7 E., OK.

8.   Geological Survey Bulletin 900-I. "Subsurface Geology and Oil and Gas Resources of Osage County, OK," Part 9.
Townwhips 23 and 24 North, Range 7 East. 1941. 2 copies.

9.   Geological Survey Bulletin 900-C. Part 3. Townships 24 and 25 North, Ranges 8 and 9 East. 1952. Inside is a letter of November 8, 1967, from H.T. Ferrier, to Brook Tarbel at Whitney Engineering Company.

10.  Bulletin 686-Y.T. 28 N., RS. 11 and 12 E. (Washington, 1920).

11.  Bulletin 686, Plate LIV. Map Showing Geolgical Structure, Outcrops of Certain Beds and Location of Wells in T. 28 N., RS. 11 and 12 E., OK.

12.  Bulletin 686-U. TPS. 21-23 N., RS. 6 and 7 E., and TPS. 23-25 N., RS. 3-5 E. (Washington, 1919).

13.  Several maps bound with paper and tape. Structure Maps, Osage Reservation, OK.

14.  Bulletin 691-C. K.C. Heald. "Geologic Structure of the Northwestern Part of the Pawhuska Quadrangle, OK."
Contributions to Economic Geology, 1918, Part II (p57-100) Published February 7, 1918 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1918).

15.  Bulletin 900-A. Part I. 1952.
16.  Bulletin 900-B.
17.  Bulletin 900-C.
18.  Bulletin 900-D.
19.  Bulletin 900-E.
20.  Bulletin 900-F.
21.  Bulletin 900-G.
22.  Bulletin 900-H.
23.  Bulletin 900-I.
24.  Bulletin 900-J.
25.  Bulletin 900-K. 2 copies.

Loose Material
1.   Title 25: Indians. Chapter I, Bureau of Indian Affairs.  Department of the Interior. Subchapter R, Leases and Sale of Minerals, Restiricted Indian Lands. Part 204, Leasing of Osage Reservation Lands, OK, for Mining, Except Oil and Gas.
    
2. Title 25. Revised February 16, 1949.

3.  "Regulations Governing the Leasing of Restricted Lands Belonging to Members of the Five Civilized Tribes of Indians In OK, For Mining Purposes." Approved April 27, 1938.

4.   Pamphlet: Auction Sale. Osage OK Oil Leases By U.S. Government at Pawhuska, OK, June 14, 1921.

5.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Code of Federal Regulations. Title 25: Indians. Subchapter R, Part 180: Leasing of Osage Reservation Lands for Oil and Gas Mining.

6.   Letter of April 4, 1921, to Osage Mining Lessees, from Geo. N. Wise, Spt. Disbursing Agent In Charge.

7.   "Matters that will be taken into consideration by the superintendent and will serve as a guide to the oil and gas     lessees."

8.   Letter of November 24, 1920, to J. George Wright, Superintendent, Osage Agency, from Geo. N. Wise.

Manila File: Untitled
1.   October 1962, Current Crude Prices as posted by purchasers of oil from Osage Reservation Oil Mining Leases.

2.   Letter of January 15, 1965, to Superintendent, from Fred Randolph. Subject: Development of Agency Coffee Break Plan.

3.   Letter of August 11, 1964, from H.T. Ferrier, to Ogden Land Corporation.  Attached by paperclip to Letter of August 7, 1964, to Superintendent, from Marvin Carroll and Forrest E. Frakes. Enclosure attached by paperclip: Letter to Stanley Henson and A.L Cooper, from Marvin Carroll and Forrest E. Frakes.

4.   "The following sections from 25 CFR 183 are of special interest to surface owners and lessees." 10 copies.

Loose Material
1.   McCullough Scintillometer Nuclear Gamma-Ray-Neutron Log. On top copy is handwritten, "Derrell B. Petty". 8 Copies.

Manila File: Untitled #2

1.   Letter of March 26, 1951, to Republic Natural Gas Company from T.B. Hall.

2.   Letter of March 23, 1951, to Mr. L.R. Oakleaf from T.B. Hall.

3.   Letter of December 18, 1951, to Andrew M. Rowley, Oil Editor, The Tulsa Tribune, from T.B. Hall.

4.   Letter of November 27, 1950, to The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, from T.B. Hall.

5.   Letter of December 12, 1950, to John H. Provinse, from T.B. Hall.

6.   Letter of October 25, 1950, to Joe Colby, from T.B. Hall.


Loose Material
1.   Bound Book of Maps of Township and Ranges (leases?). Titled (in pencil) "Fred Randolph, Pawhuska Indian Agency, Posted as of 6-1-68."

2.   Bound Book of Maps of Leases. Titled (in ink) "Consolidated Lease."

Large Brown File Folder: Untitled
Inside Front Cover
1.   Osage Circular No. 78, January 8, 1957.
2.   77, June 28, 1955.
3.   76, August 6, 1954.
4.   75.
5.   74.
6.   72, January 4, 1954.
7.   71, November 4, 1953.
8.   70, October 19, 1953.
9.   69, October 1, 1953.
10.  67, January 2, 1953.
11.  66 (Revised), March 25, 1958.
12.  64, March 1, 1950.
13.  63, August 1, 1949.
14.  50, July 7, 1945.
15.  48, March 10, 1945. 2 copies.
16.  47, February 17, 1945. 2 copies.
17.  46, February 17, 1945. 2 copies
18.  45, February 5, 1945. 2 copies
19.  44, January 5, 1945.
20.  43, September 9, 1944.
21.  41, July 30, 1945. 2 copies Supplement No. 1.
22.  41, August 7, 1944. 2 copies.
23.  36, March 30, 1944. 2 copies.
24.  35, March 7, 1944. 2 copies
25.  31, July 3, 1943.
26.  28, June 1, 1943. 2 copies.
27.  23, July 1, 1942.
28.  17, February 2, 1942.
29.  15, May 25, 1942. Supplement No. 1.
30.  10, May 26, 1942. Supplement No. 1.
31.  10, September 10, 1941.

In first file:
32.  Gas Mining Lease Form, Osage Reservation, OK.
33.  Oil Mining Lease Form, Osage Reservation, OK.
34.  Application for Operation and Report on Wells

On Back Cover of First file
35.  Rent Stoppage Notice Form.
36.  Rules for Core Drilling in Osage County, September 17, 1947.
37.  Rules for Seismic Work in Osage County, September 17, 1947.
38.  Appraisal Report Form.
39.  Request for Consent to Drill, March 1, 1947.
40.  Pipeline Rights of Way over Osage Indian Lands.
41.  Tracts.
42.  Remittance Notice Form.

On Front Cover of Second File
43.  Form for Checking Run Tickets. 2 copies.
44.  Drilling Permit Form.
45.  Plugging Form.
46.  Acidizing Report Form.

On Back Cover of Second File:
47.  Sand, Gravel, Pumice, Building Stone Permit.
48.  Oil Mining Lease Form (1955).
49.  Gas Mining Lease Form.
50.  Lease Form.
51.  Oil Mining Lease Form (1940).
52.  Form F. Oil Mining Leases. 2 copies.
53.  Bond Form.
54.  Sand, Gravel, or Stone Permit, Osage County, OK.
55.  Easement for Salt Water Disposal Well Form.
56.  Acknowledgement of Corporation Form.
57.  Acceptance of Grant Form.
58.  Release Form.
59.  Acknowledgement of Principal Chief.

On Front Cover of Third File:
60.  Sections from 25 CFR 183 of interest to surface owners and lessees.

61.  Rules Governing use of Osage Employees Association Funds for the Purchase of flowers.

62.  Explaining the Osage Employees Association.

63.  Letter of January 9, 1929, from Superintendent J. George Wright, to All Employees.

64.  Order No. 1610, September 16, 1941. "Instructions Governing the Appearance and Testimony of Employees as Witnesses," from Harold Icks, Secretary of the Interior.

65.  Order No. 2, March 26, 1942. To the Clerical Personnel of Osage Agency, from T.B. Hall.

66.  Letter of March 20, 1942, to T.B. Hall, from W. Barton Greenwood, for the Commissioner.

67.  155639, Section 405, Part IV. "Indian Service Special Disbursing Agents Records and Procedures Receipt and Deposit of Funds."

68.  155639, Section 405, Part V. "Receipts and Revenues Records and Procedures." (two copies)

69.  Office of Indian Affairs, Notice to Employees, Received March 27, 1944.

70.  U.S. Civil Service Commission Departmental Circular No. 335, April 22, 1942.

71.  Osage Order No. 21, June 23, 1961.

72.  Memorandum of September 2, 1958, Anadarko Area Release 54
     IAM1.

73.  Anadarko Area Instructions, 54 IAM 6.15.0, 9-2-58.

74.  "Office Manual of Records and Procedures for Oil and Gas Division," Osage Indian Agency.

Loose Material
1.   List of Operators, Alphabetical and Production in Barrels Per Month. (undated).

2.   Frank W. Cole, Dallas, TX. Seminar Notes, "Reservoir Engineering and Economics."

Manila File: Osage County Statistics
1.   Prospecting. Note.

2.   Mining Operations, Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1956, Osage
     Reservation.

3.    A look at Oil Production in Osage County up to January 1,
     1956, and at current production and some problems.

4.   Original Osage Gas Lessees.

5.   Lease Data: Proposed North Burbank Water Flood Unit, Osage
     Agency.

6.   Remarks of Secretary of the Interior J.A. Krug opening the Silver Anniversary of the International Petroleum Exposition and Congress, Tulsa, OK, May 15, 1948 at 10:00 am.

7.   Statement of Secretary of the Interior J.A. Krug before the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce of the House of Representatives on Synthetic Liquid Fuels, February 16, 1948.

8.   Statistics on West Little Chief Pool (undated).

9.   Supplemental Statistical and Narrative Statement on Operations of the Osage Mineral Estate. February 15, 1956
     (?).

10.  Memorandum of February 19, 1945, for Supervisor, E.C. Arnold, from J.W.P. Hall, Gas Inspector. 2p, unattached.

11.  Another narrative statement on the operations of the Osage Mineral Estate.

12.  Graph: North Burbank Unit. Average Daily Gross Production.

13.  North Burbank Field, Area "B". All Gas Volumes in M Cu. Ft. January 1 to April 30, 1944, inclusive.

14.  Memorandum of April 16, 1958, from R.G. Fister, Superintendent, to All Employees. Subject: Conduct of     Employees.

15.  Memorandum of June 7, 1944, for Mr. E.C. Arnold, from J.W.P. Hall, Re: checking and making out schedules for casinghead  gas reports.

16.  Economic Analysis Gas Injection, West Little Chief Unit. attached to Cash Flow Gas Lift vs. Beam Pumpint West Little Chief.

Loose Material
1.   Various Statistics and Graphs relating to Oil Production in Osage County.

2.   Memorandum of April 7, 1969, to Superintendent, from H.T. Ferrier. Subject: Royalty Oil in Burbank and Naval Reserve Areas. Attached to Sales of Oil [chart] from Burbank Sand, February, 1969, Summary of Oil Sales, February, 1969, and a map showing the areas in and near Burbank and Naval Reserve  Fields.

Manila File: 1958
1.   World Wide Oil Report, 1958, The Oil and Gas Journal.

2.   Daily U.S. Production, 1958, The Oil and Gas Journal.

3.   Various Articles from The Oil and Gas Journal.

Manila File: 1959
1.   World Wide Oil Report, 1959, The Oil and Gas Journal.  Handwritten sheet: Daily U.S. Production, 1959, from The Oil and Gas Journal.

2.   Worksheet, December, 1959 attached to Statistical Report, December, 1959.

3.   Worksheet and Statistical Report, November, 1959.
4.   October, 1959.
5.   September, 1959.
6.   August, 1959.
7.   July, 1959.
8.   June, 1959.
9.   May, 1959.
10. April, 1959.
11. March, 1959.

12.  Articles from World Oil and The Oil and Gas Journal , 1959.

Manila File: 1960
1.   Change Order Summaries, May, July, August, September, October, November, and December, 1960.

2.   Worksheet, January, February, March, 1960.

3.   Worksheet. October, November, December, 1960. State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, December, 1960 (casinghead gas and dry gas).

4.   Financial Statement, Income and Disbursements, Osage Tribal Funds, July 1, 1959 -- June 30, 1960. Summary and Analysis of Income and Expenses, 1951-1961.

5.   Worksheets and Statistical Reports, monthly (January-December) 1960.

6.   U.S. Production Statistics, 1960.

7.   Articles from World Oil and The Oil and Gas Journal, 1960.

8.   Handwritten worksheet: Osage (production?) compared with ? Co., California, Green Co., ?, San Juan Co., New Mexico, and Andrews Co., TX.

9.   "World Wide Oil, 1960," from The Oil and Gas Journal, December, 1960.

Manila File: 1961
1.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Annual Report, 1961.

2.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1961 through December, 1961.

3.   Worksheet and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, 1961.

4.   Worksheet and Statistical Reports, monthly from January, 1961 through December, 1961.

5.   U.S. Oil Production Statistics, 1961.

Manila File: Proved reserves in U.S., in File, 1961 Article glued to front and back covers, "U.S.'s Proved Crude
     Oil Reserves Drop 100 Million Barrles in 1960" Tulsa Daily World, March 23, 1961.

2.   "How Oil's Leaders look at 1961," The Oil and Gas Journal, December 26, 1960.

3.   Other articles from Oil and Gas Journal. General Section, January, 1961, and January 2, 1961.

More Loose Material

1.   Articles from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1961.

2.   "World Wide Oil, 1961," The Oil and Gas Journal, December 25, 1961.

Manila File: 1962

1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1962 through December, 1962. Stapled to Tax Report Wordsheet and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement. Stapled to Tax Report Worksheet and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, June, 1962; July, August, September, 1962; October, November, December, 1962.

2.   U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs Production Report for January, 1962, and Statistical Report  for January, 1962 (unattached).

3.   Worksheet and Statistical Report for February, 1962 (unattached).

4.   Worksheets and Statistical Reports, monthly from March, 1962 through December, 1962.

5.   U.S. Production Statistics, 1962.

6.   Articles (statistics) from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1962.

7.   "Mid-Year Report," from The Oil and Gas Journal, July 30, 1962.

8.   "World Wide Oil," from The Oil and Gas Journal, December 31, 1962.
 

Manila File: 1964
1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January 1964 through December 1964.

2.   Tax Report for January, February, March, 1964.

3.   State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, January, February, March, 1964.

4.    Tax Report for April, May, June, 1964.

5.   State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, April, May, June, 1964.

6.   State 5% Oil Royalty Statement, July, August, September, 1964.

7.   State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, July, August, September, 1964.

8.    Production Tax Report and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement for October, November, December, 1964.

9.   Statistical Report, January, 1964. Exploratory Well Record, January 1 through January 31, 1964. Statistical Report, February, 1964. Exploratory Well Report, February1 through February 29, 1964.

10.  Production Report (worksheet) and Statistical Report, monthly January, 1964 through December, 1964.

11.  U.S. Production Figures, 1964.

12.  Articles and Statistics from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1964 with weekly "Industry Scoreboard Reports" interdispersed throughout.

13.  "Mid-Year Report," from The Oil and Gas Journal, July 27, 1964.

Manila File: 1965
1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1965 through  December, 1965.

2.   Gross Production Tax, Quarterly Reports, 1965, and State 5% Gas Royalty Statements -- Quarterly.

3.   Production Report (worksheet) and Statistical Report, monthly, January, 1965 through December, 1965.

4.   U.S. Production Daily Average, 1965.

5.   Statistics from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1965, with weekly "Industry Scoreboard" interdisbursed throughout.

6.   "Mid-Year Report" from The Oil and Gas Journal, December 28, 1964.

Manila File: 1966
1.   Change order Summaries, monthly from January through December, 1966.

2.   Tax Report and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement -- Quarterly, 1966.

3.   Production Report and Statistical Report, monthly, January through December, 1966.

4.   World Oil report from February, 1966  and "Mid-Year Report,"  from The Oil and Gas Journal, July 25, 1966.

Manila File: 1963
1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1963 through December, 1963 and Quarterly 5% Tax Reports and Gas Royalty Statements, 1963.

2.   Production Report Worksheets and Statistical Reports, monthly from January, 1963 through December, 1963.

3.   U.S. Production, 1963.

4.   Statistics from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1963.

5.   "Mid-Year Report". The Oil and Gas Journal, July 29, 1963.

6.   "World Wide Oil". The Oil and Gas Journal, December 30,
     1963.


Manila File: 1967
1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1967 through December, 1967.

2.   Tax Reports (?) and Royalty Statements, Quarterly, 1967.

3.   "Number of Active Wells in the County as of May 31, 1967."  Ms document attached to "Active Wells as of 9-30-67."
     Attached to "Unplugged Wells as of December 31, 1967."

4.   Production Reports and Statistical Reports, monthly from  January, 1967 through December, 1967. Bound.

5.   The Oil and Gas Journal, 1967 "Forecast/Review 1966," January 30, 1967. 1967 "Mid-Year Report," July 31, 1967.

6.   World Oil, "1967 Forecast/Review 1966," February 15, 1967.

Manila File: 1968

1.    Change Order Summaries, monthly from January, 1968 through December, 1968.

2.   Active Well Reports from April 30, 1968 through December 31, 1968.

3.   Tax Reports and Gas Royalty Statements, Quarterly. Oil Royalty Statements for April, May, June, 1968; July, August,
     September, 1968; and October, November, December, 1968.

4.   1968 Statistics from World Oil, February 11, 1969.

Manila File: 1969, all attached by brass brad:
1.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from January 1969 through December 1969.

2.   State 5% Gas and Oil Royalty Statements, Quarterly, 1969.

3.   Active Wells Reports, monthly from January 31 through December 31, 1969, excluding March, April, June, and     November.

4.   Production Reports and Statistical Reports, monthly from January, 1969 through December, 1969.

Manila File: Statistics 1970, all attached together by brad to
the back of the file:
1.   1970 Annual Report. Osage Tribal Council and Agency.

2.   Production Report and Statistical Report, monthly from December, 1970 through January, 1970.

3.   State 5% Gas and Oil Royalty Statements, Quarterly, 1970.

4.   Change Order Summaries, monthly from December, 1970 through January, 1970.

5.   Active Wells Reports, monthly from December 31, 1970 through January 31, 1970, excluding June.

Brown File: Untitled
Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral  Reservation. Includes locations, wells completed, wells     plugged, 1954, 1955, and two reports from December, 1953.

Brown File: 1960-1961
Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral reservation, July 6, 1959 through July 3, 1961. Attached to left cover: July 5, 1960 through July 3, 1961. Attached to right cover: July 6, 1959 through June 27, 1960.

Brown File: 1962-1963
Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, July 10, 1961 through July 1, 1963. Attached to     left cover: July 2, 1962 through July 1, 1963. Attached to right cover: July 10, 1961 through June 25, 1962.

Brown File: Untitled #2
Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, January 6, 1958 through June 29, 1959.

Brown File: 1964-1965
 Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, July 8, 1963 through June 28, 1965.

Brown File: Untitled #3
Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, July 12, 1971 through February 20, 1973.

Tan File: 1972
1.   Left cover: Monthly Production Report and Statistical Report from January, 1972 through December, 1972.

2.   Loose: Gas Mining Lease Form, Osage Reservation.

3.   Right cover: State 5% Oil Royalty Statement, and State 5% Gas Royalty Statement, Quarterly, 1972.

Divider
4.   Left cover: Change Order Summaries from January, 1972 through January, 1973.

5.   Right cover: Active Wells as of April 30, 1972; March 31, 1972; February 29, 1972; and January 31, 1972.

Divider #2
6.    Left cover: a. Memorandum of February 14, 1973. Monthly Activity Report of Branch of Minerals for January, 1973.

b. Memorandum of January 19, 1972 (1973?), Monthly Activity Report of Branch of Minerals for December, 1972.

c. Well Completions: cumulative, January through December 1972.

d. Statistics, Mid-Continent Region, January 16, 1973.

e. Memorandum of December 18, 1972. Monthly Activity Report of Branch of Minerals for November 1972.

f. Memorandum of November 21, 1972. Monthly Activity Report of Branch of Minerals for October 1972.

g. Memorandum of October 25, 1972.  Monthly Activity Report of Branch of Minerals for September, 1972.

Manila File: Weekly Operations, 1966-1967 Fiscal Years  Weekly Reports of operations in the Oage Mineral     Reservation, July 6, 1965 throuh July 3, 1967.

Manila File: Weekly Operations, 1968-1969 Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, July 10, 1967 through June 30, 1969.

Manila File Fiscal, 1970 and 1971: Drilling Report Weekly Reports of operations in the Osage Mineral Reservation, July 7, 1969 through July 6, 1971. Left cover: July 7, 1969 through July 6, 1970. Right cover: July 13, 1970 through July 6, 1971.

Brown File: Gas Charts and Tables
1.   Left cover: Table, Storage Capacity of Gas Sand-MCF/Acre Ft., Temp. 60 F.

2.   Right cover: Table, Impact Pressure and Open Flow in M Cubic Feet per Day.

Divider, Empty: Divider #2
3.   Left: "Flow Calculations in Pipeline," a special series of reprints from The Oil and Gas Journal, 1960. (articles,     1956-1959)

4.   Loose Material: a. Union Gas Systems Inc. Rock Pressures Company Owned Wells, Township 29, Range 11, Osage County, OK. (received at Osage Agency, October 31, 1962)

b. Basic Hourly Orifice Coefficients for Gas

c. Map showing oil and gas development, roads and pipelines in part of Township 29 North, Range 11 East, Osage County, OK.

d. Map of art of Township 29 North, Range 11 East, Osage County, OK, showing roads,  UGS pipelines, and wells drilled by UGS. 2 copies.

e. Letter of October 29, 1968, from Fred Randolph to American Gas Association.  With rough draft dated October 15, 1965.

g. Volume and Pressure Gage, Chart No. P-100S. 3 copies.

h. Letter of January 15, 1963, from C.G. Gardner, Hanlon-Boyle, Inc., to Bureau of Indian Affairs, Pawhuska,  OK.

Manila File: Untitled
Operations Report for the week ending September 15, 1972. Dated September 18, 1972. Shows locations, completions, and wells plugged.

Loose Material

1.   Raoul J. Gatien & Dennis M. Finnigan, "A Study of  Administrative Procedures and Functions at the Osage Agency." Prepared for Osage Tribal Council, Osage Indian Agency, Pawhuska, OK. Stanford Research Institute, Menlo
Park, CA, March, 1962.

2.   George V. Labadie, Member, Osage Indian Tribal Council. "A Statement Containing Data in Support of the Osage Tribe of Indians' Contention that the Present Federal Supervision of their Affairs Should Continue to April 8, 1983, and as Long Thereafter as the Minerals are Produced in Paying Quantities with the Osage Indians Paying for Said Supervision."  November 15, 1953. Signed, "To my friend, 'Fred Randolph' with especial pleasure. April 21st 1954"

3.   Alphabetical List of Individual Indian Accounts as of January 1, 1961.

4.   Justification, Brief, and Argument of the Osage Tribal Council for Extension of the Osage Mineral Trust Period.
November 18, 1963. 2 copies, second copy varies slightly.

5.   copy of handwritten letter. Facetious?

6.   Gas Purchase Expense Contract, unsigned and undated.

7.   R.G. Fister. "Summary Statement of Withdrawal Status as of December 31, 1955, consisting of sections 1 through 8".

8.   "Brief and Argument on Right of Osage Allotees and Purchasers of Land Under the Osage Allotment Bill, After the
Expiration of the Present Mineral Trust," Distributed by Osage Oil and Gas Lessees Association, 505 Cosden Building,
Tulsa, OK, December,1920.

9.   In the U.S. District Court in and for the Northern District of OK Bill of Complaint U.S. vs several residents of the
Northern District of OK, or can be found therein, and all other persons, firms and corporations who may have or claim
a similar or like interest with the above named respondents in or to any of the said oil or gas lease-hold estates aforesaid, and allege and aver: ... No date.

10.  Before the Secretary of the Interior In the Matter of the Application of the Osage and OK Company to Change the Basis upon which Royalty shall be paid by it under its Lease in the Osage Nation. Statement and Brief of the Osage and OK Company. Ames, Chambers, Lowe, and Richardson, Attorneys for Osage and OK company and OK Natural Gas Co. ? September 23, 1918.

11.  Grant of Right of Way to Apache Corportation of Deleware to lay, maintain, operate, and remove a pipeline for the transportation of oil or gas, and erect, maintain, and operate a telegraph or telephone line, if the same shall be
found necessary, on, over, or through the following described lands, to-wit: All of Lat#1, also known as NE/4     NE/4, December 9, 1960. All of the South one-half of theNortheast one quarter, December 9, 1960. The Southeast
one-quarter (SE/4), December 6, 1960.

Also attached is a map of the Red Eagle Area and a letter of December 14, 1960, from Peter Verhalen, to Mr. Oscar Bush, County Road Commissioner, Re: Red Eagle Area, Pipeline Right-of-way, Osage George #3, Sec. 7-25-N-35.

12.  Bulletin, Sale No. 110, Osage Auditorium, agency Campus, Public Auction. Osage Oil Leases and Nine Gas Leases. Wednesday and Thursday, October, 19 and 20, 1955.

13.  "Application for Reduction of the per cent of Takes of Gas," to the Honorable Secretary of the Interior and the Council of the Osage Tribe of Indians in OK. Received January 2, 1948, Osage Agency.

14.  No. A-29646. "Abstract of Title." To the Following Described Real Estate: Situated in Osage County, State of OK, to wit: The Southeast Quarter of Section 26, Township 29 North, Range 11 East of the Indian Meridian, Osage County, OK. This Abstract covers Mineral Interests Only and is not intended to cover Instruments Pertaining to or affecting Surface Rights.

Manila File: Legal
1.   Copy of Amendment Sec. 2, 41 Stat., 1249.

2.   Status of Osage Oil and Gas Leases after Termination of Period During Which Oil, Gas, and Other Minerals are     Reserved to the Osage Tribe, November 9, 1956. attached to a letter from J. Reuel Armstrong, Solicitor to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, concerning the Stat