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P H q N E S T A N L E Y 7 - 2 2 0 2 m B a r b e r - B r i d g e D r i l l i n g C d r p ., L t d , WELL CONTRACTORS 3 ? 2 ? E M P I R E A V E N U E B U R B A N K , C A L I F O R N I A OUTLID E 01 WORK TO BE PBRI?QHM,ED OH EACH WELL BX BARBER-BRIDGE DRILLING CORPORATION, LTD* October 6, 1950 J|: Measure Plow of well. IfiS I SI (Use R.R.Co. weir) % 1 y f ' 24 Determine if sanded up part way. If so, bale out sand. 3. Clean well by; sf©|l,biusb. 4-. Mceraesauserde. flofUws f|bt o d'it^a:inwee ihro)w much, if any, the flow has in­j\ 5. Furnish and install testvturbine pump and measure flow by means of orifice at ya^ymg. depths from say 15* to 20* or slightly lower in order* totedetermine flow, with view of peovsensti btlhye ifnlstpawl lisi ngs atai scfeancttroirfyu.gal pump on top of well in 6. Continue test of well to lowervdepths possibly to say 50* to 100* to determine production^ of well in event turbine pump is installed,; and ddterkin^draw down, if any. 7 . Check flow Of thesp whilst by linilrOpd. Company weirs to compare with flow a'Sj^easured by orifice on test pump. Ihe estimalfed cost for each weir is f8§gp to $700, depending tupoo ns_i xt ihmoeu fcso,n stmcoareedu ttIrn. 4i©hse$|. j-umping test^ -approximately four ! '% ^ /<=> \ | <Sf Start on Will N « % 4 ^ S i e n Ho. 9, tlien No'lvri. It is unde|rstoo($|||hat if in® desired i by this method o; • '.-loaning these wells-, tiie- may consider cleflf.agn8^^»^fcellss. \ jj Mb h t ^ f ,r i i s h b b i m iS S S m ; ’ W M ' S '' m |are obtained Llroad Company m m m . il&fe ? Jf iillliliii: lliili 1