The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, July 24, 1941, Image 1

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    NEWSPAPER
Asks City To
Supply Water
Hundreds Will
Attend Pioneer
Picnic Sunday
There is nothing which has not
heretofore i>een printed to say about
the Coos Pioneer Association picnic
which is to be held in the myrtle
grove here this coming Sunday, July
27. President J, E. Norton has the
403 Registered
Oil - Gas Well Was Down More Than
200 Feet Yesterday Afternoon
Two tours (pronounced towers),
which means an eight-hour shift for
each, are being worked by Messrs.
Frazier and Hale at the well on the
Westport Arch which was “spudded
in" on Monday with the rotary drill
of the, Western Geophysic Co„ a na­
tional drilling organization, which has
the contract with R. S. Rhodes for
sinking test holes on the arch.
The rotary drill and equipment
which arrived last Saturday was im­
mediately set up where the first well
is being drilled and by one a. m. Wpd-
CT^ife^h^djjerietrated 2M)«feet into
Attempting To Sell
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