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KEVIN O. B U T L E R & A S S O C I A T E S . INC. 500 W. T e x a s , Sui te 955, Midland, T e x a s 79701 (915) 682-1178 / F A X (915) 687-5725

September 23, 1996

Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division Re: 1996 Plan of Development P. O. Box 2088 South Caprock Queen Unit Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2088 Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Kevin O. Butler & Associates, Inc. ("KOBA"), as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, respectfully submits for approval this 1996 Plan of Development for the period ending December 31, 1996.

Summary of 1995 Operations

No new wells were drilled in 1995. Oil production for 1995 was 1753 barrels. The current approximate daily production/status for each well is listed below:

Well No. Current Production/Status

30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30- 17 Shut-in producer 31- 3 Shut-in producer 33-3 Shut-in producer, Plan to replace motor & bring back on production 33-12 2 BOPD + 4 BWPD 33-14 2 BOPD + 4 BWPD 28-15 Injects approx. 8 BWPD 30-10 Shut-in injector 30-16 Shut-in injector

1996 Plan of Development

KOBA's plans for the property during 1996 include the following:

Bring #33-3 well back on production at approximately 2-3 BOPD ->- 20 BWPD. Evaluate the status of all inactive wells for their potential to be returned to production. Evaluate the potential for injection to be re-established on a limited basis. Evaluate selected infill drilling potential.

Depending on the results of these evaluations and product pricing, some of this work may be done in the second half of the year. No development drilling is expected to occur in 1996. This plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the approval needed, when necessary, to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest of all parties to the Unit Agreement.

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Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division Re: 1995 Plan of Development P. O. Box 2088 South Caprock Queen Unit Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2088 Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Kevin O. Butler & Associates, Inc. ("KOBA"), as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, respectfully submits for approval this 1995 Plan of Development for the period ending December 31, 1995.

Summary of 1S34 Operations

No new wells were drilled in 1994. Oil production for 1994 was 1615 barrels. The current approximate daily production/status for each well is listed below:


30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30- 17 Shut-in producer 31- 3 Shut-in producer 33-3 Shut-in producer 33-12 2 BOPD+ 4 BWPD 33-14 2 BOPD+ 4 BWPD 28-15 Injects approx. 8 BWPD 30-10 Shut-in injector 30-16 Shut-in injector


KOBA's plans for the property during 1995 include the following:

Evaluate the status of ail inactive wells for their potential to be returned to production. Evaluate the potential for injection to be re-established on a limited basis. Evaluate selected infill drilling potential.


Kevin O. Butler

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KEVIN O. BUTLER & ASSOCIATES a 03/ 500 W. Texas, Suite 955, Midland, Texas 79701 (915) 682-1178

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South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Kevin 0. Butler and Associates ("K0BA") as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, respectfully submits for approval this 1994 Plan of Development for the period ending December 31, 1994.


No new wells were drilled in 1993. Cumulative oil production for 1993 was 1106 barrels. The current approximate daily production/status for each well is listed below:

Well No. Current Production/Status 30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30-17 Shut-in producer 31-3 Shut-in producer 33-3 1 BOPD + 11 BWPD 33-12 2 BOPD + 15 BWPD 33-14 2 BOPD + 19 BW 28-5 Injects 45 BWPD 30-0 Shut-in injector 30-6 Shut-in injector


The previous operator, Unocal, has sold their interest in the property to KOBA, effective 2/1/94. KOBA's plans for the property during 1994 include the following:

Evaluate the status of a!! inactive wells for thsir potential tc be returnsd to production.

Evaluate the potential for injection to be reestablished on a limited basis.

Evaluate selected infill drilling potential.


Kevin 0. Butler

April 26, 1994

Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088 Santa fe, NM 87504-2088

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RAY POWELL, M.S., D.VJV1. COMMISSIONER

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November 14, 1994 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO 87504-1148

Kevin O. Butler & Associates 500 W. Texas Suite 955 Midland, Texas 79701

Attention: Ms. Kaye Smith

Re: Designation of Successor Unit Operator South Caprock Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Dear Ms. Smith:

This office is in receipt of a designation of successor unit operator, wherein UNOCAL has resigned as unit operator of the South Caprock Queen Unit and designated Kevin O. Butler & Associates as the successor unit operator of the South Caprock Unit Area, Chaves County, New Mexico.

The Commissioner of Public Lands has this date approved the resignation of UNOCAL and the designation of Kevin O. Butler & Associates as the successor unit operator of this unit. This change in operators is effective February 1, 1994. In accordance with this approval, Kevin O. Butler & Associates is now responsible for all operations and the reporting of all production from the unit.

If you have any questions, or if we may be of further help, please contact Pete Martinez at (505) 827-5791.

Very truly yours,

RAY POWELL, M.S., D.V.M. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS

FLOYD O. PRANDO, Director Oil/Gas and Minerals Division (505) 827-5744 RP/FOP/pm Enclos. cc: Reader File

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Unocal North American Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 1004 North Big Spring Street, Suite 300 P.O. Box 3100 Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 684-8231

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Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division P. 0. Box 2088

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2088

Attn: Mr. William J. LeMay, Director

1993 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Union Oil Company of California as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, respectfully submits for approval this 1993 Plan of Development for the period ending December 31, 1993.


No new wells were drilled in 1992. Cumulative oil production for 1992 was 1595 barrels. The current daily production/status for each well is listed below:

Well No. Current Production/Status 30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30-17 Shut-in producer 31-3 Shut-in producer 33-3 0.8 B0 + 19 BW 33-12 0.8 B0 + 29 BW 33-14 0.8 B0 + 18 BW 28-5 Injects 66 BWPM 30-0 Shut-in injector 30-6 Shut-in injector

Oil Conversation Division March 23, 1993 Page 2


No development drilling is planned for 1993. This plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the approval needed, when necessary, to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest of all parties to the Unit Agreement

Submitted this 23rd day of March, 1993.

Sincerely,

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA dba UNOCAL

Linda H. Hicks Supervisor of Contracts

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O i l Cum O i l Gas Cum Gas Water No. of Month b b l s bbls mcf mcf b b l s W e l l s

January 21 118784 0 1860 498 1 February 17 118801 0 1860 463 1 March 29 118830 0 1860 350 1 A p r i l 42 118872 0 1860 577 1 May 30 118902 0 1860 622 1 June 40 118942 0 1860 411 1 J u l y 37 118979 0 1860 527 1 August S3 118979 0 1860 837 1 September 32 119011 0 1860 424 1 October 58 119069 0 1860 682 1 November 72 119141 0 1860 450 1 December 48 119189 0 1860 558 1

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January 30 110680 0 1613 277 1 February 17 110697 0 1613 370 1 March 29 110726 0 1613 525 1 A p r i l 43 110769 0 1613 706 1 May 31 110800 0 1613 458 1 June 40 110840 0 1613 473 1 J u l y 36 110876 0 1613 352 1 August S2~ 110876 0 1613 sre 1 September 48 110924 0 1613 658 1 October 57 110981 0 1613 620 1 November 72 111053 0 1613 630 1 December 48 111101 0 1613 837 1

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January 30 214663 0 26604 460 1 February 26 214689 0 26604 259 1 March 30 214719 0 26604 613 1 A p r i l 43 214762 0 26604 449 1 May 30 214792 0 26604 752 1 June 41 214833 0 26604 329 1 J u l y 37 214870 0 26604 488 1 August SB 214870 0 26604 <7W 1 September 32 214902 0 26604 705 1 October 172 215074 0 26604 1736 1 November 71 215145 0 26604 720 1 December 48 215193 0 26604 527 1

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A t t n : Ms. Linda H. Hicks

Re: 1993 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

The Commissioner of Public Lands has t h i s date approved the above captioned Plan of Development. Our approval i s subject to l i k e approval by a l l other appropriate agencies.

The p o s s i b i l i t y of drainage by wells outside of the Unit Area and the need f o r f u r t h e r development of the u n i t may e x i s t . You w i l l be contacted at a l a t e r date regarding these p o s s i b i l i t i e s .

I f you have any guestions, or i f we may be of f u r t h e r help, please contact Pete Martinez at (505) 827-5791.

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JIM BACA COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS

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Attn: Ms. Linda H. Hicks


Gentlemen:

The Commissioner of Public Lands has this date approved the above captioned Plan of Development. Our approval i s subject to l i k e approval by a l l other appropriate agencies.

The p o s s i b i l i t y of drainage by wells outside of the Unit Area and the need for further development of the unit may exist. You w i l l be contacted at a l a t e r date regarding these p o s s i b i l i t i e s .

I f you have any questions, or i f we may be of further help, please contact Pete Martinez at (505) 827-5791.

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Unocal North American Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 1004 North Big Spring Street, Suite 300 P.O. Box 3100 Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 684-8231

March 24, 1992

Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division P. 0. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 88201-2088

Attn: Mr. William J. LeMay, Director Oil & Gas Division

RE: 1992 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Please be advised that Union is in the process of selling its interest in referenced Unit, to be effective on or about May 1, 1992.

Union requests your permission to waive the April 1, 1992 deadline for fi l i n g a Plan of Development so that the new Operator can f i l e the 1992 Plan at such time as Union resigns as Operator.

Please advise immediately i f you do not approve this delay.

Sincerely,

UNION OIL COMPANY OF_CALIF0RNIA


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April 8, 1992

UNOCAL Oil & Gas Division P. O. Box 3100 Midland, Texas 79702

Attn: Ms. Linda Hicks

Re: South Caprock Queen Unit 1992 Plan of Development Possible Change of Operator Chaves County, New Mexico

Dear Ms. Hicks:

This office i s in receipt of your lette r of March 24, 1992, wherein you have requested an extension in time within which to submit your 1992 Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit, Chaves County, New Mexico. Please be advised that you are hereby granted an extension to May 1, 1992 within which time to submit your 1992 Plan of Development for the above mentioned unit. Our approval i s subject to li k e approval by the Bureau of Land Management.

Your le t t e r also advises this office that UNOCAL i s in the process of sell i n g i t s interest in this Unit. Please be advised that pursuant to Sections 8 and 9 of the South Caprock Queen Unit, a copy of which has been enclosed, any change in unit operators must be approved by the Commissioner and the Bureau of Land Management. Please also be advised that we can not approve a change in unit operators u n t i l a Surface Improvement Damage Bond has been f i l e d with this office by the successor operator.

I f you have any questions, or i f we may be of further help, please contact Pete Martinez at (505) 827-5791.

Very truly yours,


FLOYD 0. PRANDO, Director Oil/Gas and Minerals Division (505) 827-5744 JB/FOP/pm ends. cc: Reader F i l e

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Oil Conservation Division Energy & Minerals Division P. 0. Box 2088



1992 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Union Oil Company of California as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, respectfully submits for approval this 1992 Plan of Development for the period ending December 31, 1992.


No new wells were drilled in 1991. Cumulative oil production for 1991 was 2227 barrels. The current daily production/status for each well is listed below:

Well No. Current Production/Status 30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30-17 Shut-in producer 31-3 Shut-in producer 33-3 1 BO + 17 BW 33-12 1 B0 + 9 BW 33-14 1 B0 + 15 BW 28-5 Injects 1235 BWPM 9 1000 psi 30-0 Shut-in injector 30-6 Shut-in injector

Bureau of Land Management April 28, 1992 Page 2


No development drilling is planned for 1992. This plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the approval needed, when necessary, to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest of all parties to the Unit Agreement

Submitted this 28th day of April, 1992.

Sincerely,

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA

dba UNOCAL


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RE: 1991 PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO

Gentlemen:

Union O i l Company of Cali f o r n i a as Unit Operator f o r the South Caprock Queen Unit, r e s p e c t f u l l y submits f o r approval t h i s 1991 Plan of Development f o r the period ending December 31, 1991.


No new wells were d r i l l e d i n 1990. Cumulative o i l production f o r 1990 was 2590 barrels. The current d a i l y production/status f o r each w e l l i s l i s t e d below:


30-5 Shut-in producer 30-11 Shut-in producer 30-15 Shut-in producer 30-17 Shut-in producer 31-3 Shut-in producer 33-3 3 BO + 18 BW 33-12 3 BO + 14 BW 33-14 3 BO + 23 BW 28-5 I n j e c t s 1650 BWPM @ 1000 p s i 30-0 Shut-in i n j e c t o r 30-6 Shut-in i n j e c t o r

O i l Conservation D i v i s i o n August 19, 1991 Page 2


No development d r i l l i n g i s planned f o r 1991. This p l a n may be modi f i e d or supplemented from time t o time w i t h the approval needed, when necessary, t o meet changed c o n d i t i o n s or t o p r o t e c t the i n t e r e s t o f a l l p a r t i e s t o the U n i t Agreement.

Submitted t h i s / J day of August, 1991.

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O i l Cum O i l Gas Cum Gas Water No. of Month bbls bbls mcf mcf bbls Wells

August 291 432141 0 30077 3820 3 September 288 432429 0 30077 4102 3 October 302 432731 0 30077 2297 3 November 322 433053 0 30077 2253 3 December 304 433357 0 30077 1680 3

Total 1987 3613 433357 0 30077 35800 3

January 296 433653 0 30077 1666 3 February 299 433952 0 30077 1678 3 March 293 434245 0 30077 1871 3 A p r i l 277 434522 0 30077 1835 3 May 253 434775 0 30077 2196 3 June 281 435056 0 30077 2994 3 July 290 435346 0 30077 1965 3 August 180 435526 0 30077 2774 3 September 249 435775 0 30077 2250 3 October 227 436002 0 30077 2258 3 November 161 436163 0 30077 2285 3 December 240 436403 0 30077 1563 3

Total 1988 3046 436403 0 30077 25335 3


Total 1989 2788 439191 0 30077 25216 3


Total 1990 2590 441781 0 30077 21394 3

Dwight's Energydata, Inc. DLOOK 4.20 Record # 1 Run date: 08/08/91 Production data from f i l e : CAPROCK.IND Retrieval code: 150,005,14S31E33 Lease: SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT Well #:

Oil Cum Oil Gas Cum Gas Water No. of Month bbls bbls mcf mcf bbls Wells

J anuary 284 442065 0 30077 2077 3 February 193 442258 0 30077 1399 3 March 199 442457 0 30077 1678 3 A p r i l 227 442684 0 30077 2130 3 May 213 442897 0 30077 1798 3 June 144 443041 0 30077 1650 3

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George Clark Chairman

Kristin Conniff Vice Chairman

Melvin Cordova Joe Kelly

Robert Portillos

Nancy Lynch Vigil

Rex Wilson

State of Oêzu MeT&co Commissioner of Tubtic Lands

A p r i l 27, 1990

UNOCAL P.O. Box Mi d l a n d ,

3100 Texas 79702

ATTN: Ms. Linda Hicks

RE: South Caprock Queen U n i t 1990 Plan of Development

Gentlemen:

The Commissioner o-f P u b l i c Lands has t h i s date approved the 1990 Plan o-f Development f o r t h e South Caprock Queen U n i t . Our approval i s s u b j e c t t o l i k e approval by a l l other a p p r o p r i a t e agenci es.

The p o s s i b i l i t y o-f drainage by w e l l s o u t s i d e o-f the U n i t Area and the need f o r f u r t h e r development of t h e U n i t may e x i s t . You w i l l be contacted a t a l a t e r date r e g a r d i n g these p o s s i b i l i t i e s .

Enclosed i s an approved copy of t h e 1990 Plan of Development f o r your f i l e s . I f we may be of f u r t h e r h e l p , please do not h e s i t a t e t o c o n t a c t t h i s o f f i c e a t (505) 327-5746.

Very t r u l y y ours,

WiR. HUMPHRIES, COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS

BY: X ^yJ-^ FLOYD 0. PRAND0, D i r e c t o r • i l and Gas D i v i s i o n (505) 827-5746

cc: OCD - Santa Fe, New Mexico BLM U n i t Correspondence F i l e U n i t P.O.D. F i l e

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(P.O.'Box. 1148 Santa f t , 87504-1148 (SOS) 827-5760

Unocal North American Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 1004 North Big Spring Street. Suite 300 P.O. Box 3100 Midland. Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 684-8231

UNOCAL®

Southwestern Region March 28, 1990

O i l Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P. O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2088


Re: 1990 Plan of Development fltt-tat Caprock Queen Unit? Chaves County, New Mexico Caprock Queen Prospect (7381)

Gentlemen:

Please f i n d enclosed f o r your approval two copies of Union's 1990 Plan of Development f o r the South Caprock Queen Unit.

Should you have any guestions, please l e t me know.

Sincerely yours,

Union O i l Company of Cali f o r n i a dba Unocal

^ /J. f>L -— Linda H. Hicks Supervisor of Contracts

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Enclosures

1990 PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO

TO: Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P. O. Box 2088


Attn: Mr. William J . LeMay,

Union Oil Company of California as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960 (No. 14-08-0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1990 Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan i s for the period ending December 31, 1990.


No new wells were dr i l l e d in 1989. Cumulative o i l production in 1989 was 4844 BO. The current production for each well in the Unit i s l i s t e d below.

Well No. Current Production

5-30 Shut-in 11-30 Shut-in 15-30 Shut-in 17-30 Shut-in 3-31 Shut-in 3-33 2 BO + 27 BW

12-33 3 BO + 17 BW 14-33 3 BO + 30 BW

PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT FOR 1990

No development d r i l l i n g i s planned for 1990. The Unit area i s currently under review for possible deep potential.

This plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the approval needed, when necessary to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest of a l l parties in the Unit Agreement.

Submitted this ^) ~? day of March , 1990.

Director

Sincerely yours,

Union Oil Company of California dba Unocal


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No new wells were dr i l l e d in 1989. Cumulative o i l production in 1989 was 4844 BO. '['he current production for each well in the Unit i s l i s t e d below.

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No development d r i l l i n g i s planned for 1990. The Unit area i s currently under review for possible deep potential.

This plan may be modified or supplemented from time t o time with the approval needed, when necessary t o meet changed conditions or to protect the i n t e r e s t of a l l p arties i n the Unit Agreement.

Submitted t h i s ^ ~7 day of March , 1990.

Director

Sincerely yours,

Union Oil Company of California dba Unocal


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RE: 1989 Plan o-f Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

We received your i n i t i a l Plan o-f Development ( l e t t e r of February 27, 1989) and the additional information provided i n your l e t t e r of June 5, 1989 for the South Caprock Queen Unit. The Commiasioner of Public Lands has t h i s date approved the above captioned 1989 Plan of Development. Our approval i s subject to l i k e approval by a l l other appropriate agencies.

Enclosed i s an approved copy for your f i l e s . I f we may be of furth e r help, please do not h e s i t a t e to contact us.


W.R. HUMPHRIES COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS

BY: FLOYD •. PRANDQ, Director • i l and Gas Division (505) 827-5749

cc: •CD — Santa Fe, New Mexico BLM Unit Correspondence F i l e

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Unocal Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 1004 North Big Spring Street, P.O. BoxjJ Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 682-9731

UNOCAL® Ao3l

Midland District Central Region

February 27, 1989

Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P. O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2088

Attn: Mr. William J . LeMay, Director

1989 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County. New Mexico Caprock Queen Prospect (7381)

Gentlemen:

Please find enclosed for your approval two copies of Union's 1989 Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit.

Should you have any guestions, please l e t me know.

Sincerely yours,

Union Oil Company of California

Linda H. Hicks Landman

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Enclosures






SUMMARY OF 1988 OPERATIONS:

No new wells were dr i l l e d in 1988. Production for the past year i s summarized in the table below.

Total 1988 Production Current Test Well No. BO BOPD BWPD 5-30 847 3 125

11-30 1613 4 240 15-30 1643 5 350 17-30 1145 3 75 3-31 348 1 40 3-33 947 2 28

12-33 1491 4 15 14-33 766 _2 25 Totals 8800 24 898


Based on the reservoir modeling and simulations performed last year, the various enhanced o i l recovery methods w i l l be preliminarily screened for recovery efficiency and economic benefits. No new wells are planned for 1989.


Submitted this day of February 1989.

Director

Sincerely yours,


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No new wells were dr i l l e d in 1988. Production for the past year i s summarized in the table below.

Total 1988 Production Current Test Well No. BO BOPD BWPD 5-30 847 3 125

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Based on the reservoir modeling and simulations performed l a s t year, the various enhanced o i l recovery methods w i l l be preliminarily screened for recovery efficiency and economic benefits. No new wells are planned for 1989.


Submitted this <7 ~7 day of February 1989.

Director

Sincerely yours,


Hugh H. Herndon District Land Manager

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Gent Iemen:

The Commissioner •+ Pub I i c Lands has t h i s date approved your 1988 P l a n of Development f a r the above c a p t i o n e d u n i t area.

Our a p p r o v a l i s s u b j e c t t o I i k e a p p r o v a l by a l l o t h e r a p p r o p r a i a t e agencies.

Enclosed i s an approved copy f o r your f i I es .

I f we may be af f u r t h e r h e l p p l e a s e da n o t h e s i t a t e t o ca I I an us .

Re = 1988 Plan' of Development South Caprack Queen Un i t Chaves County, New Mexico

Very t r u l y y o u r s ,

tJ. R. HUMPHRIES COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS

FLOYD 0. FRANDO, D i r e c t o r O i l and Gas D i v i s i o n (505) 827-5744

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STATE LAND OFFICE BUILDING SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO B7504

I505) 897-5SOO

UnocaI P. O. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702

A t t e n t i o n : Linda H. Hicks

Re: 1988 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico Caprock Queen Prospect (7381)

Gent Iemen:

The above-referenced sub m i t t a l has been approved by the New Mexico Oi I Conservation D i v i s i o n e f f e c t i v e t h i s date. Such approval is contingent upon l i k e approval by the New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands and the Bureau of Land Management.

Si n c e r e l y ,

ROY E. JOHNSON, Senior Petroleum Geologist

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cc: Commissioner of Public Lands - Santa Fe Bureau of Land Management - Albuquerque

Unocal Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 500 North Marienfeld, P.O. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 682-9731

UNOCAL©

March 1 , 1988 Midland District

Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 Attn: Mr. William J. LeLay

Director

1988 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico Caprock Queen Prospect (7381)

Gentlemen:

Please find enclosed for your approval two copies of Union's 1988 Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit.

Should you have any questions, please let me know.

Sincerely yours,



LHH/s Enclosures

1988 PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS FOR


To: oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 Attn: Mr. William J. LeMay

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960, (No. 14-08-0001 -7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1988 Plan of Development and Operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending December 31, 1988.

SUMMARY OF 1987 OPERATIONS: No new wells were drilled in 1987. Production for the past year is summarized in the table below:

Total 1987 Production Current Test

BWPD Well No. BO BOPD BWPD 5-30 786 2 101

11-30 1291 4 163 15-30 1458 4 290 17-30 1033 3 170 3-31 351 1 8 3-33 1169 3 20

12-33 1489 4 19 14-33 905 2 27 Totals 8432 23 798

PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS FOR 1988:

Union plans to screen several enhanced oil recovery methods this year to select the best recovery mechanism. By the second half of 1988, we plan to be ready to do the necessary modeling/simulation, etc. to further evaluate the project. No new wells are planned to be drilled in 1988.

This plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the approval needed, when necessary to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest of all parties in the Unit Agreement.

SUBMITTED this 1 day of March 1988.

Director

Sincerely yours,


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Unoncal C o r p o r a t i o n ATTENTION: Ms. Linda H i c k s P. 0. Box 67 1 M i d l a n d , Texas 79702

Re : South Caprock Queen U n i t Secondary Recovery U n i t 1987 Plan of O p e r a t i o n s Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

The Commissioner of P u b l i c Lands has t h i s date approved your 1987 P l a n o f O p e r a t i o n s f o r t h e South Caprock Queen Secondary Recovery U n i t Area, Chaves County, New Mexico. Such p l a n c a l l s f o r e v a l u a t i n g t h e ec o n o m i c s o f r e - e n t e r i n g an a d d i t i o n a l abandoned p r o d u c i n g w e l l t o t e s t p r o d u c t i o n . You a l s o p l a n t o conduct r e s e a r c h on enhanced o i l r e c o v e r y p o t e n t i a l v i a Polymer i n j e c t i o n .

Our a p p r o v a l i s s u b j e c t t o l i k e a p p r o v a l by t h e New M e x i c o O i l C o n s e r v a t i o n D i v i s i o n and the Bureau of Land Management.

Enclosed i s an approved copy f o r your f i l e s .

I f we may be of f u r t h e r h e l p p l e a s e do n o t h e s i t a t e t o c a l l on us .

WRH/EV/pm enc i s. cc: OCD-Santa Fe. New Mexico

BLM-Roswell. New Mexico A t t n : Mr. Armando Lopez Gulram, I n c .

Very t r u l y y o u r s ,

WILLIAM R. HUMPHRIES C0MM I^-S-JWtpT OF BUBL

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

ENERGY AND MINERALS DEPARTMENT OIL CONSERVATION DIVISION

F e b r u a r y 2 3 , 1987

GARREYCARRUTHERS GOVERNOR

POST OFFICE BOX 2D88 STATE LAND OFFICE BUILDING

SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO 87501 1505) 827-5800

Unocal O i l & Gas D i v i s i o n P. O. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702

Attention: Linda H. Hicks

Re: 1987 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Caprock Queen Prospect (7831) Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

The above-referenced submittal has been approved by the New Mexico O i l Conservation D i v i s i o n e f f e c t i v e t h i s date. Such approval i s contingent upon l i k e approval by the New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands and the Bureau of Land Management.

Sincerely,

J A*— • ROY E(/JOHNSON, Senior Petroleum Geologist

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cc: Commissioner of Public Lands - Santa Fe Bureau of Land Management - Albuquerque

Unocal Oil & Gas Division Unocal Corporation 500 North Marienfeld, RO. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 682-9731

UNOCAL© February 11, 1987

Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

ATTN: Mr. Dick Stamets, Director

1987 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Caprock Queen Prospect (7831) Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Please find enclosed two (2) copies of Union's Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit. We respectfully request your approval of same.

Yours truly,



Midland District

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Enclosure

1987 PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS

For


TO: Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088


Attn: Mr. Dick Stamets, Director

UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960, (No. 14-08-0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1987 Plan of Development and Operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending December 31, 1987.


Well No. 10-30, an abandoned injection well in the South end of the Unit, was re-entered and returned to injection. At a rate of 400 BWPD @ 175 Psi this well will provide injection support for three offset producing wells. Production for the Unit wells during 1986 is shown below:

Total 1986 Production Current Production Rates

Well No. B0 BOPD BWPD

5-30 383 2 109 11-30 1071 2 122 15-30 1274 6 308 17-30 1035 2 131 3-31 379 1 10 3-33 1278 4 23 12-33 1596 6 30 14-30 765 4 30 Totals 7781 27 763


Union plans to evaluate the economics of re-entering an additional abandoned producing well to test production. It is also planned to conduct Union Oil Company of California research on enhanced oil recovery potential via Polymer injection. No new wells are planned to be drilled in 1987.


SUBMITTED this // day of S'- iJ '- , 1987.


Wayne W. Strong District Land Manager

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UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960, (No. 14-08-0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1987 Plan of Development and Operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending December 31, 1987.


Well No. 10-30, an abandoned injection well in the South end of the Unit, was re-entered and returned to injection. At a rate of 400 BWPD @ 175 Psi this well will provide injection support for three offset producing wells. Production for the Unit wells during 1986 is shown below:


Well No. BO BOPD BWPD

5-30 383 2 109 11-30 1071 2 122 15-30 1274 6 308 17-30 1035 2 131 3-31 379 1 10 3-33 1278 4 23 12-33 1596 6 30 14-30 765 4 30 Totals 7781 27 763


Union plans to evaluate the economics of re-entering an additional abandoned producing well to test production. I t is also planned to conduct Union Oil Company of California research on enhanced oil recovery potential via Polymer injection. No new wells are planned to be drilled in 1987.


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Union Oil Company of California 500 North Marienfeld, Midland, Texas 79701 P.O. Box 671, Midland, Texas 79702 Telephone (915) 682-9731

Wayne W. Strong District Land Manager Midland District

! ''M ;;Ssfi*' O i l Conservation Division ... --\ Energy and Minerals Division

„ P.O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501

I ATTN: Mr. Dick Stamets, Director

1986 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Caprock Queen Prospect (7831) Chaves County, New Mexico

Please f i n d enclosed two (2) copies of Union's Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit. We respectfully request your approval of same.

Yours t r u l y ,

LM:bh Enclosure Cert.#P220602798


j Larry Muiphy Landman; ) )


for


Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, NM 87501


UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South Caorock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960, (No. 14-08-0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1986 Plan of Development and Operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending December 31, 1986.


In 1985 one i n f i l l producing Well, No. 17-30 was drilled in the South end of the Unit and potentialed pumping 16 BOPD and 172 BWPD from 20 feet of pay in the Permian Queen Formation. Well No. 16-30, an abandoned injection well in the South end of the Unit was reentered and returned to injection in 1985. This well will provide water injection support for the three recently reentered producing wells. Production for the Unit wells during 1985 is shown below:


Well No. B0 BOPD BWPD 3-33 1154 4 62 12-33 1733 5 10 14-33 1055 2 23 5-30 712 2 100

11-30 849 3 121 15-30 1481 3 290 17-30 1097 3 131 3-31 397 1 15

Totals 8460 23 752


Further development in 1986 is forecasted to include reentering an additional injector in the South end of the Unit and return i t to injection. I t is also planned to reenter an additional abandoned producing well to test production. No new wells are planned to be drilled in 1986.


SUBMITTED this 17th day of February, 1986.




for


Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P.O. Box 2088 Santa Fe, NM 87501


UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development and Operation of the South CaDrock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960, (No. 14-08-0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1986 Plan of Development and Operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending December 31, 1986.


In 1985 one i n f i l l producing Well, No. 17-30 was drilled in the South end of the Unit and potentialed pumping 16 BOPD and 172 BWPD from 20 feet of pay in the Permian Queen Formation. Well No. 16-30, an abandoned injection well in the South end of the Unit was reentered and returned to injection in 1985. This well will provide water injection support for the three recently reentered producing wells. Production for the Unit wells during 1985 is shown below:


Well No. B0 BOPD BWPD 3-33 1154 4 62 12-33 1733 5 10 14-33 1055 2 23 5-30 712 2 100 11-30 849 3 121 15-30 1481 3 290 17-30 1097 3 131 3-31 397 1 15

Totals 8460 23 752


Further development in 1986 is forecasted to include reentering an additional injector in the South end of the Unit and return i t to injection. I t is also planned to reenter an additional abandoned producing well to test production. No new wells are planned to be drilled in 1986.


SUBMITTED this 17th day of February, 1986.


Wayfie W. Strong District Land Manager

50 Y E A R S

TONEY ANAYA G O V E R N O R

S T A T E O F N E W M E X I C O

E N E R G Y AND M I N E R A L S D E P A R T M E N T O I L C O N S E R V A T I O N D I V I S I O N

March 5, 1986

1935 - 1985

P O S T O F F I C E B O X 2068

S T A T E L A N D O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

S A N T A F E . N E W M E X I C O 87501

(505) 827-5600

Union O i l Company P. 0. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79701

At t e n t i o n : Larry Murphy

Re: 1986 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Caprock Queen Prospect (7831) Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

The above-referenced submittal has been approved by the New Mexico O i l Conservation Di v i s i o n e f f e c t i v e t h i s date. Such approval i s contingent upon l i k e approval by the New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands and the Bureau of Land Management.

merely j

ROY JOHNSON, Senior Petroleum Geologist

REJ/dr

cc: Commissioner of Public Lands - Santa Fe Bureau of Land Management - Albuquerque OCD D i s t r i c t Office - Hobbs and Artesia

State of New Mexico


Commissioner of Rtblic Lancls February 26, 1986

P.O. BOX 1144 SANTA FE. NEW. MEXICO 87504-11** Express Mall Delivery Usei

310 Old Santa Ft Trail

Union Oi l Company of Cal i fornia P. 0. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702

Santa F t , Ntw Mexico 87501


ATTENTION: Mr. Larry Murphy

Gentlemen:

The Commissioner of Public Lands has t h i s date approved your 1986 Plan of Development f o r the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, Chaves County, New Mexico. Such plan proposes to reenter an ad d i t i o n a l i n j e c t o r i n the South end of the Unit and return i t to i n j e c t i o n and reenter an additional abandoned producing w e l l to test production. Our approval i s subject to l i k e approval by the Bureau of Land Management.

Enclosed i s an approved copy for your f i l e s .



FLOYD 0. PRAND0, Director O i l and Gas Division AC 505/827-5744

JB/FOP/pm encls. cc: OCD-Santa Fe, New Mexico

BLM-Albuquerque, New Mexico Attn: Fluids Branch BLM-Roswell, New Mexico Attn: Mr. Armando Lopez

State of New Mexico


Commissioner of Riotc Lands August 13, 1985

P.O. BOX 1148 SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO 8750*-1148

Express Mail Delivery 17se:

Union O i l Company of Calif o r n i a P. 0. Box 671 Midland, Texas 79702

310 Old Santa Fe T r a i l Santa Fe, New Mexico £7501

Re: South Caprock Queen Unit

ATTENTION: Mr. Larry Murphy

Gentlemen:

The Commissioner of Public Lands has t h i s date approved your 1985 Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, Chaves County, New Mexico. Such plan c a l l s for reentering the Unit Well No. 16-30 and d r i l l i n g the Unit Well No. 17-30 as an i n f i l l w e l l . Our approval i s subject to l i k e approval by the Bureau of Land Management.

Enclosed i s an approved copy f o r your f i l e s .



RAY D. GRAHAM, Director O i l and Gas Division AC 505/827-5744

JB/RDG/pm e n d s .

cc: OCD-Santa Fe, New Mexico BLM-Albuquerque, New Mexico Attn: Fluids Branch BLM-Roswell, New Mexico Attn: Mr. Armando Lopez

United States Department of the InterV>r

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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Box 1397, Roswell, Now M.-x-ico - 88201'

14-03-0001-7284 3180 (065)

July 26, 1965

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Union Oil Coir.psny of California JLzlj Attention: Wayne W. Strong ' -WiC-H DiVlSfOrj 500 Uorth Marienfeid ' v ^ Midland, TX 79702

Re: 1565 Plan of Development South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, Mew Mexico

Gentlemen:

We are i n receipt ot your l e t t e r dated July li>, 15o5 which described your 1985 Plan of Levalapsuent for the South Caprock Queen Unit Waterflood, Chaves County, New Mexico.

Such plan proposing reentering i n j e c t i o n well SCQ0 No. 16-30, located ^30* FSL and 990' FEL, section 30, T. 15 S., K. 31 E., N.M.P.M. and d r i l l i n g SCQU So.

We appreciate your detailed analysis of 1984-85 a c t i v i t i e s i n the South Caprock Queen Unit.

Sincerely,

Qrig, Sgd. FVancis R Cherry, Jr.

Francis £.. Cherry, Jr. D i s t r i c t Manager

cc : Commissioner of Publ ic Lands, Santa

/NMOCD, Santa Fe

50 YEARS

S T A T E O F N E W M E X I C O

E N E R G Y AND M I N E R A L S D E P A R T M E N T O I L C O N S E R V A T I O N D I V I S I O N

1935 - 1985

TONEY ANAVA G O V E R N O R P O S T O F F I C E B O X 2088

S T A T E L A N D O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

S A N T A F E . N E W M E X I C O 87501

M a r c h 2 6 , 19 85 .505)827-5800

Union O i l Company of Cal i f o r n i a 500 North Marienfeld Midland, Texas 79701

Attention: Larry Murphy

Re: South Caprock Queen Unit 1985 Plan of Development Caprock Queen Prospect (7381) Chaves County, NM

Dear Mr. Murphy:

The above referenced submittal has been approved by the New Mexico O i l Conservation Di v i s i o n e f f e c t i v e t h i s date. Such approval i s contingent upon l i k e approval by the New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands and the Bureau of Land Management.

Senior Petroleum Geologist

REJ/dp

cc: Commissioner of Public Lands - Santa Fe Bureau of Land Management - Albuquerque OCD D i s t r i c t Office - Artesia

c^X

Union Oil and Gas Division: Central Region

Union Oil Company of California 500 North Marienfeld, Midland, Texas 79701 Telephone (915) 682-9731

Midland District

uni#n March 20, 1985

Oil Conservation Division Energy and Minerals Division P. 0. Box 2088 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501


Dear Mr. Stamets:

South Caprock Queen Unit 1985 Plan of Development Caprock Queen Prospect (7381) Chaves County, New Mexico

Please find enclosed two (2) copies of Union's Plan of Development for the South Caprock Queen Unit. We respectfully request your approval of same.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Yours truly,


Larry Murphy Landman

JLM:njd

Enclosures

CERTIFIED MAIL No. P-397-479-796


for





Union Oil Company of California, as Unit Operator for the South Caprock Queen

Unit, pursuant to the provisions of Section 12 of the Unit Agreement for Development

and Operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area, dated August 1, 1960 (No. 14-08-

0001-7284) respectfully submits for approval this 1985 Plan of Development and Opera

tion for the South Caprock Queen Unit Area. This Plan is for the period ending

December 31, 1985.

INTRODUCTION:

The South Caprock Queen Unit was formed in 1960 and covers about 7,000 acres in

the southern tip of the Caprock Queen Field. Oil production occurs from the Shattuck

member of the Permian Queen formation, which is approximately 20 feet thick in the

Unit Area, at a depth generally less than 3,200 feet. The Unit Area was waterflooded

from 1961 to 1971 and has recovered 12.9 MMB0 (25% 00IP) by both primary and second

ary means. By 1972, most of the producing and injection wells had been plugged and

abandoned. Prior to the work done in 1984, there were four active producing wells

and one active injection well.


In 1984, three (3) abandoned producing wells were reentered and returned to

production. The combined production test from the three (3) wells was 17 BOPD and

811 BWPD. The wells are temporarily shut-in, awaiting the construction of a tank

battery and reentry of a water injection well. Monthly production figures for the

Unit during 1984 are attached.

PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION FOR 1985:

Further development in 1985 is designed to evaluate remaining reservoir poten

t i a l . One i n f i l l well will be drilled in the southern portion of the Unit, near the

three (3) reentered wells. One injection well in the same area will also be reentered.

The i n f i l l well will help determine the amount of unswept oil which may be left in

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the cusp areas between producing wells. The injection well will provide pressure

maintenance and fluid drive as well as a way to dispose of the produced water. A

tank battery and testing facility are also being constructed to handle the new produc

tion.

A decision concerning further development will be based on the results of prolonged

production tests from the reentered wells and on the performance of the new i n f i l l well.

Should the results prove to be favorable and economically attractive, similar work can

be expected for the future.

This Plan may be modified or supplemented from time to time with the necessary

approval needed, when necessary to meet changed conditions or to protect the interest

of all parties to the Unit Agreement.

SUBMITTED this 20th day of March , 1985.


H. Rene MoulinXt District Land Manager (Acting)

SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT

1984 MONTHLY PRODUCTION

MONTH OIL, BBLS WATER, BBLS

Jan 392 3317

Feb 94 3103

Mar 220 3348

Apr 623 5474

May 638 24661

Jun 504 2846

Jul 556 2974

Aug 647 2573

Sep 322 4200

Oct 293 2570

Nov 489 2360

Dec 426 2500

5204 59,926

Cumulative Production to 1/1/85 = 12,966,734 BO

26,570,726 BW

MIDLAND DISTRICT ENGINEERING T. L. Powell:ggc 3/13/85

EXHIBIT "C" FOURTH REVISED EDITION

EFFECTIVE

Attached to and by reference made a part of Unit Operating Agreement, SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT, CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEXICO.

Working Interest Owner

Participation Percentage

Distribution of

Reservation

Adams, K. S., Jr. Aikman Oil and Gas Company

**Anderson, E. T. *Anderson, Richard S., Incorporated

1.955742 .503717 .069509 .344536

52,723.37 15,845.28 2,450.45 12,582.85

Baker, George W. **Brokaw, Edwina S. *Broseco Corporation

.387328

.218583 1.997575

9,565.92 7,700.98 71,839.68

California Oil Company Cooper, Sam S.

.028331

.020682 120.32 777.08

Davis, R. E. **Duncan, J. Walter, Jr. **Duncan, Raymond T. **Duncan, Vincent J. **Duncan, Walter

.039839 2.432356 .419595 .913946 2.522120

1,496.84 87,359.99 15,090.86 32,842.19 90,568.31

Eisner, Dr. Eric Van **Empire Trust Company

.082598 5.499391

3,108.34 193,730.31

Frankel, Charles W. and Esther M. Frankel, Morris S.

.041299

.041363 1,554.16 1,554.16

Gulf Oil Corporation 1.388166 51,997.58

Hanes, James G. Hanson, Ernest A. Hanson, Ernest A. and wife Beulah Irene Hanson Helbing & Podpechan Hobbs, Roscoe C. Hondo Oil & Gas Company

.795868

.263290

.037713

.077257

.397934

.132362

29,935.19 8,177.20

1,156.85 2,789.68 14,967.58

561.85

Johnson, A. W. .551182 20,731.65

Kelce, Merl C. .540793 19,527.75

Late Oil Company Lundbeck, G. Hilmer

.367408

.752991 8,817.51 27,361.11

McAfee, J. W. Monsanto Chemical Company

.397934 5.401066

14,967.59 202,933.46

**0'Neill, Joseph I . , Jr. Open

6.295631 .015320

225,808.87 476.63

Pan American Petroleum Corp. Penrose, Neville G., Trustee Pubco Petroleum Corporation Pure Oil Company (The)

1.547608 .223378 .445923

4.933103

6,335.12 13,296.47 185,341.48

Queeny, Edgar M. .014814 557.40

Ribeam Petroleum Corporation *Rich, John B. Ross. W. G.

.014814

.074846

.046287

557.40 2,721.58 1,437.34

Working Interest Owner

Participation Percentage

Distribution of

Reservation

Ross, W. 6. and wife, Vee K. Ross Roswell Securities Company

Seltzer, Nathan Shea, Edward L.

**Shea, Peter L. Sinclair Oil & Gas Company Socony Mobil Oil Company, Inc.

*Sohio Petroleum Company Strand, Sherman 0. Sunray DX Oil Company

Texas Pacific Coal and Oil Company Tidewater Oil Company


Western Drilling Company Wiggins, Max Wilken, Hubert T.

.011519

.367404

.020681 1.917906 .218583 2.504642 .258837

2.786443 .020681 .013090

2.635355 1.224584

45.682671

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.020681

353.36 8,817.36

777.08 69,254.59 7,700.98 93,160.30 9,724.96

102,985.42 777.08

95,536.21 43,555.24

1,679,025.02

3,108.33

777.08

100.000000 3,556,921.39

*These interests will change as set forth in Exhibit "B" Fourth Revision in connection with Tract 24.

**See Exhibit "B" for changes to take place after 12-31-64.

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REPORT OF OPERATIONS

DECEMBER, 1960


UNIT OFiJiiATOR


Production Summary

December, 1960

I , TOTAL UNIT

Oil Production

1. Monthly Production 19,694

2. Monthly Allowable 49,756

3. Daily Average Production 938

4. Daily Average Allowable 1,606

5. Cumulative Production Since Discovery 5,041,267

6. Cumulative Production Since Unitization 19,694

7. Cumulative Primary Oil 5,041,267

8. Cumulative Secondary Oil 0

Water Production

1. Average Unit Cut

2. Monthly Production 346


4. Cumulative Production Since Unitization 346

5. Number of Wells Cutting Over 2% 12

Units: Oil and water i n barrels, cut i n percent and well status i n number of wells.

Secondary Participation w i l l commence the f i r s t of the month following that time when 6,28^230 barrels of cumulative primary o i l have been produced from the Unit wells.

Excluding 10 days of curtailed production due to power failure from storm damage (December 8 - 17),

Production Summary

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C, Well Status at End of Month

1. Pumping 120

2. Flowing 1

3. Shut-in 12

4. Shut-in temporarily for well work 0

5. Water Injection 0

6. D r i l l i n g 0

7. Total (Excluding water supply and abandoned) 133

8. Water Supply (Shut-In) 5

9. Abandoned 25

INITIAL WATER FLOOD PROJECT AREA

Oil Production

1. Monthly Production 3,326

2. Monthly Allowable^ 7,564


4. Daily Average Allowable**^ 244

5. Present Number of 40 Acre Tracts (with wells)

i n Project Area 23

6. Cumulative Production Since Unitization 3,326

B. Water Production

1. Monthly Production 39

2* Average Cut 1.1


4. Cumulative Production Since Unitization 39

This is not a water flood allowable. The water flood allowable of 42 Bbls/day/well i n the project area w i l l not be in effect u n t i l the injection wells are placed i n service.

Production Summary Page 3

C. V/ell Status at End of Month

1. Pumping 18

2. Flowing 1

3. Shut-in 3

4. Shut-In Temporarily for Well Work 0

5. Water Injection 0

6. D r i l l i n g 0

7. Total (Excluding Abandoned) 22

8. Abandoned 3


SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS

Production Activities <- Total Unit

A. General

Production from the Unit was greatly curtailed i n December due to a f i e l d -wide power failure caused by a severe ice storm followed by snow and extreme freezing conditions. Complete power service was not restored for a fifteen day period following the storm. No exceptional d i f f i c u l t i e s were experienced in returning wells to production when power was restored. Nearly a l l wells were back on production by the end of the month. I t is estimated that the Unit Area production was approximately 14,000 barrels lower than the predicted normal monthly rate. An application for back allowable for a l l the top allowable wells i n the Unit w i l l be made by the Operator at the New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission hearing on January 18th. Only top allowable wells are eligible for this special back allowable. There are currently five such wells i n the Unit area. Therefore only a small portion of the 14,000 barrel d e f i c i t can be made up. Few other wells in the Unit would be capable of the higher production rates. However recent well clean-out work has increased the productive capacity of several other Unit wells. Increased allowables w i l l be sought for these wells by the operator.

B. Routine Well Work

1. Rod and Tubing Jobs

Rods and tubing were pulled i n the following wells. In most cases the tubing was steam cleaned to remove paraffin and the wells were cleaned out to bottom with a sand pump.

Production Tests B/P Date Tract Well Before After Comments

12 2 57 15 8 5 7 CO. to bottom 12 - 4 6 1 - 17 2 5 Pump Change only 12 - 5 8 14 — 4 3 12 Rods parted, CO. to bottom 12 — 6 26 13 — 30 3 7 CO. 4* sand 12 — 8 64 9 — 18 3 6 CO. 30^ sand 12 — 12 10 6 — 9 12 12 d.0\ 51 sand and removed

bottom hole separator 12 13 48 10 30 11 No test COv, Lower tbg. 26', added

bottom hole separator to lower GOR

12 14 5 12 8 Shut in Shut i n Pulled rods & tubing i n preparation for conversion to water injection well

12 - 14 11 6 - 4 Shut in 11 Rods parted, CO. to bottom 12 — 16 70 14 — 33 3 23 CO. 11' sand, lower tgb. 5' 12 - 17 11 14 - 5 Shut in 25 CO. 23' sand, lower tbg. 2

Summary of Operations Page 2

1-roduction Tests B/D Date Tract T Jell Before After Coiriments

12 - 18 11 13 - 5 Shut i n -lunger stuck CO. to bottom 12 - 22 11 13 - 5 Plunger stuck I lunger stuck Change pump 12 - 28 11 13 - 5 .: lunger stuck Shut in Change pump 12 - 19 11 11 - 5 Shut in 25 CO. 20' sand 12 - 20 47A 2 - 4 5 23 CO. to bottom

Lower tbg. 18' 12 - 21 18 8 - 19 18 40 CO. 12' sand 12 - 23 3 8 - 8 4 No test CO. 18' sand 12 - 26 47 1 - 19 17 No test CO. 38' sand 12 - 29 35 3 - 34 6 No test CO. 12' sand 12 - 30 <;-4A 16 - 32 A

T No test CO. 10' sand Added bottom hole separator to lower GOR

Total for 12 54 B/D 196 B/D wells tested

2. Paraffin and Salt Removal Jobs

There were 68 hot o i l or hot water circulation jobs i n wells i n the Jnit area during December for removal of paraffin and salt.

C. Dr i l l i n g Well Activity

There was no d r i l l i n g well a c t i v i t y i n the Unit during the month of December. An A.F.E. is now i n preparation to cover the d r i l l i n g of four water injection wells, one producing well, and the re-entry of one abandoned well for use as a water injection well. These wells w i l l a l l be i n the i n i t i a l water flood project area.

D. Repair y e l l Activity

There were no wells being repaired i n the Jnit during the month of December, The A.F.E. mentioned in Section C, above, w i l l also cover the conversion of five existing wells to water injection service.

E. Individual 'fell Statistics

The December, 1960, production statistics for each Unit well are tabulated i n the attached Table I .

I I I . . Fresh Water Supply System

t i . Supply Wells

No work was done i n the five existing water supply wells i n )ecer.iber. Layne and Bowler 6" x 26 sta0:e deep well turbine pumps have been ordered for supply wells No. 3, 4, and 5.


B. Fresh Water Supply Station

Two Layne and Bowler 6" x 4 stage vertical turbine transfer pumps have been ordered for"this station. Delivery i s expected by mid-January, 1961. A 1000 barrel, used, f l a t bottom, welded steel tank has been ordered for the station. The tank w i l l be sand blasted inside and coated with a coal tar epoxy (Tarset). A contract for the construction of this station w i l l be negotiated i n January.

C. Fresh Water Supply Line

Ditching for approximately 4^ miles of 8 5/8" line from the fresh water station to the high pressure injection station was commenced during December. Operations were greatly hampered due to the extreme weather conditions during most of the month. The line w i l l be 8 5/8" 0D, 12 gauge steel, cement lined and reinforced cement coated, with Pres-Seal joints. At the end of the month about 12,000 feet of ditch had been cut and about 2,500 feet of pipe had been installed. Work is now progressing at a much more satisfactory rate and this project should be completed early i n January. A l l pipe has been distributed along the right-of-way and one of the two state highway crossing conduits has been installed. 4^" 0D gathering lines from the water wells to the supply station w i l l also be installed under this contract. These lines w i l l also be cement lined and coated.

IV. Water Injection System

A. Injection Station

An order has been issued for the construction of the injection station foundation and erection of a 32' x 40' x 16' Armco Steel building for the station. This work has been delayed due to the b?d weather but w i l l commence i n early January.

Two 250 HP 1Q" x 26 stage vertical turbine injection pumps have been ordered. These pumps w i l l provide an i n i t i a l injection capacity of 20,000 bbls/day at 1000 p.s.i.g. The pumps w i l l be delivered i n mid-January, 1961. One 1000 barrel, used, f l a t bottom, welded steel tank has been ordered for the injection station. This tank w i l l be coated with a coal tar epoxy (Tarset). An order has been issued for the installation of a l l electrical equipment and controls i n the station.

B. High Pressure Injection System

Approximately 13,100 feet of 6 5/8" 0D, 0.172" wall, X-52 steel pipe and 23,500 feet of 2 3/8" 0D, 0.083" wall, X-46 steel pipe have been ordered for the high pressure water distribution system for the ten i n i t i a l injec= tion wells. The 2 3/8" OD pipe has been delivered and cement lined locally. Delivery of the 6 5/8" pipe is expected i n early January. I t w i l l also be cement lined prior to installation. A contract has been made for the i n stallation of the distribution lines along with the construction of five s a t e l l i t e metering stations. The linos w i l l have bel l and spigot type welded joints and an external coating of "Roskote" 612 XM cold applied mastic (2 coats) with one spiral wrap of 20 x 2C iiesh glass-wrap between the mastic coatings. The installation w i l l commence upon completion of the cement linin g work.


Five 8' x 12' steel shed type buildingshaê been ordered to cover the metering stations. Nearly a l l of the meters,valves and f i t t i n g s for the metering stations have been delivered.

V. Status of Current Unit Projects

AFE Number

Est. Percent Completed

100

Est. Completion Date

July, 1960

March, 1961

Description

D r i l l and test 3 water supply wells

I n s t a l l water supply well pumps, water supply station and lines, injection station and lines

VI. Tract Participation Factors

The f i n a l tract participation factors as of December 1, 1960, (the effective date of Unitization) are tabulated i n the attached Table I I . Distribution of revised Exhibits B and C of the Unit Agreement, which include these factors, w i l l be made within the next month. A tract map is also included with the attachments.

V I I . Unit Personnel

The following is a l i s t of Unit personnel as of the effective date of Unitization;

Unit Superintendent

Unit Production Foreman

Assistant Production Foreman

Unit Engineer Unit Clerk Secretary

Pumpers

A. T. Mannon, Jr.

D. R. Bell

L. G. Walker

R, H. Butler F. S. Peet Mrs. Annaleene McAdoo

J. Johnson, G. Martin, M. Somers, J. Wilbanks, and J. Wilson

Lovington, New Mexico January 16, 1961

Richard H. Butler Unit Engineer

A. T. Mannon, Jr. Jnit Superintendent

;The ^ " ^ ^ j ^ j " Q a p I ^ o c , ^ > O T t °^ * " * w ' Producing wells of.

LcascaSen Uni t ! ! P o o l f . ^ . k . . . ^ . e e . n

CXt. OQMBffiltATIDN COMMISSION Santa Fe, New Mexico

OPERATOR'S MONTHLY REPORT Union Oil Company of California

(Company or Operator)

(Form C-llSi (Revised 7/1/52)

Sheet No..

Chaves County for month of December

$tate Land; Lease No.. Assignment No Government Lease No Pat. Land..

60 , 19..

FOLLOWING TO BX REPORTED ON UNIT BASIS ]

LOCATION OIL AND WATER (BBLS.) ( I ) Total Gai

Prod. MCF

No. Dart

Produced

8bow Whether Flowing Pnmplnr

Ga* L i f t , or Dead act weiiNo. Unit

Let t . ' Sec. Twj>. Rge. Net Oil Allowable

(1) (3) Net OU Prod.

Gravity (»)

Water

( I ) Total Gai

Prod. MCF

No. Dart

Produced

8bow Whether Flowing Pnmplnr

Ga* L i f t , or Dead

4 3 - 2 8 C 28 14 31 620 326 35 0 91 20 P 4 - 2 8 D 28 14 31 558 181 35 0 61 20 F 5 - 2 8 E 28 14 31 279 174 35 0 52 20 P 6 - 2 8 F 28 14 31 T. A . — — — — — —

7B 1 - 2 9 A 29 14 31 558 239 35 5 116 20 P 7 - 2 9 G 29 14 31 155 106 35 0 160 20 P 8 - 2 9 K 29 14 31 310 137 35 0 79 20 P

52 1 2 - 2 8 L 28 14 31 372 163 34 0 94 20 P 54 9 - 2 8 I 28 14 31 S . I . — — — — — —

13 - 28 K 28 14 31 248 70 35 5 — 18 P 14 - 28 N 28 14 31 372 154 35 0 — 18 P 15 - 28 0 28 14 31 1054 550 36 0 80 19 P 16 - 28 P 28 14 31 1054 552 36 0 144 20 P

55A 9 - 2 9 I 29 14 31 310 94 33 0 389 15 P 65 2 - 3 B 3 15 31 558 220 33 0 100 20 P

7 - 3 G 3 15 31 155 100 33 0 22 20 P

TOTALS 6603 3066 "10 1388

(1 ) Distribution to units based on: Test Meter- Estimate..

(2) Method oi determining water production: Shake out Estimate Draw Off..

I'.i i Report distillate, condensate or other liquid hydrocarbons (other than oil) in this column, starting with -•H » g

(FOLLOWING TO BE REPORTED ON LEASE BASIS)

No. of Well*

Total on Hand Beginning ot

Month (Barrel.)

Scheduled Allowable for Month

Actual Amount of OH

Produced Over

produced Under

produced

DISPOSITION OF OIL Total oa Totai

Capacity of Lea*© Tanks

No. of Well*

Total on Hand Beginning ot

Month (Barrel.)


Actual Amount of OH

Produced Over

produced Under

produced Barrels to Pipe Line

Bbls. to Truck or Tank Car

Transporter Hand End of

Month (Barrels)

Totai Capacity of Lea*© Tanks

16 2316 6603 3066 3537 2687 1 I

exas-New Mex. ipe Line Co.

2695 5520

GAS

1388

.MCF Used on Lease

.MCF Sold to

.MCF Blown to Air , (By Difference)

USED FOR GAS L I F T

..MCF Used on Lease

..MCF On Lease

..MCF On Lease

Remarks:.

I hereby certify that the information given is true and complete to the ^ j M a n n o n b<-st of my knowledge. Signed: .*.

Union Oil Company of California .. Unit Superintendent R e p r e s e n t i n g : ^ . . ^ ^ Pos.Uon ^ ^ ^ ^

jff^s^.ija^.i)..—»,*.r Date: ; H— • c •••

(Form C-1151 (Revised 7/1/52)

Otb COUBfiRVATION COMMISSION Santa Fe, New Mexico Sheet No

OPERATOR'S MONTHLY REPORT The following is a correct report of all o i l and gas producing wells of U n . l Q . & „ Q . i L . . C o ^

(Company or Operator)

Le^SOoJ^m Caprock O een C o u n t y Chaves f o r m o n t h o f Vecfmber > 1 9 60

$rate Land; Lease No Assignment No Government Lease No Pat. Land

FOLLOWING TO BE REPORTED ON UNIT BASIS

LOCATION

Well No. Unit

tiette' See. R.« .

OIL AND WATER (BBLS.)

Net OH Allowable

(1) (3) Net OH Prod.

Gravity (t)

Water

(1) Total Gas

Prod. MCF

No. Days

Produced

Show Whether Flowing Pom pins-

Gas L i f t , or Dead

TOTALS

See ittached ncheduLe

( i : Distribution to units based on: Test Meter- Estimate..

Method ot determining water production: Shake cut Estimate Draw Off..

t ! i 1 Report distillate, condensate or other liquid hydrocarbons (other than oil) in this column, starting with

(FOLLOWING TO BE REPORTED ON LEASE BASIS)

No. of Wills

Total on Hand Beginning of

Month (Barrels)


Actual Amount of Oil

Produced Over

produced Under

produced

DISPOSITION OF OIL Total oa Totai

Capacity of Lease

Tanks

No. of Wills

Total on Hand Beginning of

Month (Barrels)


Actual Amount of Oil

Produced Over

produced Under

produced Barrels to Pipe Line

Bbls. to Truck or Tank Car

Transporter Hand End of

Month (Barrels)

Totai Capacity of Lease

Tanks

117 14444 43183 16628 26555 12417 Continental Pipe Line Cc . 18655 32790

GAS

MCF Used on Lease

MCF Sold to

?.9.;>Z?.?...MCF Blown to Air, (By Difference)

U S E D FOR GAS L I F T

..MCF Used on Lease

.MCF On Lease

..MCF On Lease

Remarks:

I hereby certify that the information given is true and complete to the best, of my knowledge. Signed: A.*T.a..hann.Qn

Representing- Union O i l Ccmânx.of California Position Unit Superintendent i O f f ^ ^ ' l i W s S ^ t o n

A<a*mm.~»~~~ Loan ngfonj, Hm^M^Tmaia»4^^H-^-.. Date: January...l.6j... 19.6.1

Production By Wells Supplement Form C-115

December, 1960

Tract Veil Location Oil Oil Water Days No. No. Unit S T R Allowable Production Gravity Production Gas Produced Status

2 9-4 I 4 15 31 341 223 36 0 TSTM 20 P 15 - 4 0 4 15 31 620 221 36 0 TSTM 20

x P 16 - 4 P 4 15 31 341 151 36 0 TSTM 20 X P

3 1 - 8 A 8 15 31 217 97 35 2 41 18 P 2 - 8 8 15 31 527 204 36 0 129 19 D

4

7-8 G 8 15 31 93 — — — TSTM _ S.I. 8-8 H 8 15 31 217 68 35 1 25 13 p

3-A 3 - 3 C 3 15 31 558 125 34 0 104 16 p 4 - 3 D 3 15 31 62 — 34 — TSTM _ S.I. 5 - 3 S 3 15 31 248 131 34 0 28 20 p 6-3 F 3 15 31 186 86 34 0 15 20 p

5 1 1 - 8 K 8 15 31 248 60 32 0 66 14 p 1 2 - 8 L 8 15 31 124 15 33 0 22 5 p 1 3 - 8 M 8 15 31 — — — _ — S.I. 1 4 - 8 N 8 15 31 372 59 33 0 93 15 p

6 1-17 A 17 15 31 248 32 35 16 63 7 p 2-17 3 17 15 31 248 33 35 1 14 8 p 3-17 C 17 15 31 775 229 35 9 191 13 p 4-17 D 17 15 31 341 66 37 2 165 12 p 5-17 17 15 31 620 236 37 9 472 13 p 6-17 F 17 15 31 558 214 35 8 138 13 p 7 - 17 G 17 15 31 248 70 35 0 51 10 F 8-17 i I 17 15 31 124 12 35 0 TSTM 4 P

10 - 17 J 17 15 31 93 28 35 0 40 7 P 11 - 17 i l 17 15 31 93 39 35 0 TSTM 10 P 12 - 17 L 17 15 31 775 171 35 0 116 11 P 13 - 17 K 17 15 31 186 63 35 0 27 10 P 14 - 17 N 17 15 31 248 109 35 0 TSTM 11 P 15 - 17 0 17 15 31 62 — — 0 TSTM _ S.I.

7A 1-33 A 33 14 31 775 295 34 0 93 20 p 2-33 B 33 14 31 775 268 34 0 34 19 p 7-33 G 33 14 31 — — _ _ — S.I. 8-33 33 14 31 775 296 34 0 298 20 p 9-33 I 33 14 31 620 239 34 0 114 20 p

10 - 33 J 33 14 31 589 200 34 0 TSTM 19 p 15 - 33 0 33 14 31 155 42 34 0 TSTM 18 p 16 - 33 P 33 14 31 248 157 34 0 103 20 p

8 1 1 - 4 K 4 15 31 124 84 34 0 187 17 p 1 2 - 4 L 4 15 31 186 85 34 0 68 17 p 1 3 - 4 M 4 15 31 248 85 34 0 44 17 p 1 4 - 4 N 4 15 31 62 98 34 0 512 14 p 9-5 T

JL 5 15 31 — _ , S. I . 1 0 - 5 J 5 15 31 403 96 34 0 216 14 p 1 5 - 5 0 5 15 31 217 87 34 0 87 17 p 1 6 - 5 P 5 15 31 155 81 34 0 201 16 p

9 1-5 A 5 15 31 620 273 35 0 -255 18 p 7-5 G 5 15 31 620 234 35 0 178 18 p

Production By Wells Supplement Form C-115 December, 1960

Page 2

Tract Well Location Oil Oil Water Days No. No. Unit S T R Allowable Production Gravity Production Gas Produced Status

10 2 - 9 B 9 15 31 620 ' 256 35 0 43 20 P 3 - 9 C 9 15 31 124 69 35 0 TSTM 20 P 4 - 9 D 9 15 31 465 231 35 0 47 20 P 5 - 9 E 9 15 31 93 — — — TSTM — S.I. 6 - 9 F 9 15 31 558 261 35 0 51 20 P

11 3 - 4 C 4 15 31 217 126 34 0 350 12 P 4 - 4 D 4 15 31 434 140 34 0 639 12 P 5 - 4 E 4 15 31 217 117 34 0 135 11 P 6 - 4 F 4 15 31 155 59 33 0 47 5 P

11 - 5 K 5 15 31 124 295 33 0 3776 12 P 12 - 5 L 5 15 31 — — — — - - S.I. 13 - 5 M 5 15 31 — 146 33 0 — 6 S.I. 14 - 5 N 5 15 31 341 350 33 0 1564 13 p

18 8 - 19 H 19 15 31 930 555 34 0 539 17 p 19D 7 - 19 G 19 15 31 310 242 34 0 1272 28 F 21 11 - 20 K 20 15 31 279 160 34 0 TSTM 14 P

13 - 20 M 20 15 31 589 229 34 0 68 2G P 23 4 - 29s D 29 15 31 620 177 34 0 52 17 P

6 - 20 F 20 15 31 558 210 34 0 63 18 P 25 4 - 20 D 20 15 31 775 313 35 31 128 20 P 26 13 - 30 M 30 15 31 31 35 36 - TSTM 3 P 27 1 - 4 A 4 15 31 93 146 35 0 322 19 P 29 2 - 20 B 20 15 31 372 134 35 24 TSTM 9 P 30 10 - 4 J 4 15 31 155 59 32 0 TSTM 19 P 32 11 - 30 K 30 15 31 1054 385 36 0 95 9 P 33 2 - 19 B 19 15 31 — - — - - — S.I. 35 3 - 34 D 34 14 31 186 44 34 0 13 10 p 39 1 - 30 A 30 15 31 930 389 36 0 227 20 p

2 - 30 3 30 15 31 806 406 36 0 166 20 p 3 - 30 C 30 15 31 775 370 36 0 387 20 p 4 - 30 D 30 15 31 217 44 37 0 233 4 p 5 - 30 Zi 30 15 31 465 83 37 0 182 7 p 6 - 30 F 30 15 31 558 108 36 0 177 9 p 8 - 30 II 30 15 31 1023 117 36 0 74 7 p

40 5 - 20 20 15 31 868 444 35 0 TSTM 19 P 41 12 - 20 L 20 15 31 310 209 35 52 49 20 P 42 2 - 31 3 31 15 31 620 92 35 46 40 7 P 44A 16 - 32 P 32 14 31 93 57 35 0 152 11 p 45 7 - 4 G 4 15 31 217 90 36 0 TSTM 20 p

8 - 4 K 4 15 31 310 132 36 0 TSTM 20 p 47 1 - 19 A 19 15 31 434 264 37 0 1274 17 p

9 - 19 I 19 15 31 1054 434 35 0 446 21 p 10 - 19 J 19 15 31 620 502 35 0 1152 21 p 15 - 19 19 15 31 372 147 37 5 681 21 p 16 - 19 P 19 15 31 1054 259 35 0 248 15 p

47A 2 - 4 3 4 15 31 217 171 35 0 TSTM 11 p 48 5 - 29 s E 29 15 31 217 36 35 3 TSTM 8 p

Production By '-/ells Supplement Form C-115 December, 1960

Page 3

Trs.ct Well Location Oil Oil Water Days No. , Unit S T R Allowable Production Gravity Production Gas Produced Status

48 12 - 29 sL 29 15 31 775 58 35 29 38 7 P 9 - 30 I 30 15 31 465 92 35 4 26 8 P

10 - 30 J 30 15 31 558 94 35 0 68 8 P 12 - 30 L 30 15 31 248 91 35 9 20 9 P 14 - 30 N 30 15 31 465 184 36 9 310 9 P 15 - 30 0 30 15 31 620 98 35 2 10 8 P 16 - 30 P 30 15 31 775 173 35 52 168 9 P

49 3 - 31 c 31 15 31 310 67 35 3 59 8 P 57 4 - 8 D 8 15 31 248 66 32 0 150 15 P

5 - 8 8 15 31 217 47 32 0 23 12 P 10 - 8 j 8 15 31 93 — — — - - S.I. 15 - 8 0 8 15 31 248 44 32 0 17 12 P

63 3 - 8 c 8 15 31 186 159 34 00 TSTM 20 P 6 - 8 F 8 15 31 465 165 34 16 33 19 P 9 - 8 I 8 15 31 186 70 34 0 15 10 P

64 9 - 18 I 18 15 31 310 46 35 0 228 8 P 15 - 18 0 18 15 31 — — — - - - S.I. 16 - 18 P 18 15 31 310 80 35 3 336 17 p

67 6 - 33 F 33 14 31 248 152 33 0 63 16 p 12 - 33 L 33 14 31 186 92 33 0 68 17 p 13 - 33 M 33 14 31 124 95 33 0 69 18 p

70 11 - 33 rr 33 14 31 248 5C 34 0 23 8 p

14 - 33 N 33 14 31 93 250 34 0 166 11 p

Total 43183 16628 331 20772

TABLE I I


UNIT PARTICIPATION FACTORS BY TRACT As of 12-1-60

Tract Primary Secondary Tract Primary Secondary Number Pa r t i c ipa t ion Pa r t i c ipa t ion Number Pa r t i c ipa t ion Par t i c ipa t ion

1 0.083800% 35 0.501321 0.516103 2 2.022507$ 2.560577 39 9.152717 7.774899 3 2.251163 2.971199 40 1.520238 1.244018 3-A 2.201386 2.768717 41 0.875040 0.940991 4 2.500440 1.794632 42 1.092081 0.404707

5 1.997224 2.518789 44-A 0.685889 0.347031 6 8.684264 13.449923 45 0.858684 1.430596 7-A 7.789709 5.546179 47 5.500779 4.042546 7-B 1.919714 1.255541 47-A 0.511513 0.580326 8 4.104114 4.408151 48 8.492743 9.514785

9 2.185110 1.470560 49 0.717019 0.452970 10 2.167333 3.077192 50 — 0.028774 11 6.402129 5.486801 51 — 0.052465 12 — 0.025544 52 0.716703 0.655151 16 - 0.004730 54 3.405425 2.435557

17 0.039866 55-A 0.619204 0.537370 18 1.077464 0.842678 55-B — 0.072047 19-D 0.373166 0.336165 57 2.560093 3.098984 21 1.667592 1.067219 58 _ 0.134430 22 - 0.002370 61 - 0.276772

23 3.963712 1.820510 63 1.830512 2.345396 24 — 0.043657 64 0.780464 1.574933 25 1.573096 1.358733 65 1.226478 0.602830 26 0.241535 0.215634 67 1.5U987 2.044900 27 0.705404 0.603008 68 - 0.268247

28 mm 0.051993 69-A 0.241790 29 0.928767 0.253497 70 0.759922 1.628794 30 0.531266 0.977477 32 1.404093 1.454508 33 — 0.262938 TOTAL 100.000000 100.000000

Union Oil Company of Q^ji^^îa

M

October 31, 1963

Oi l Conservation Commission State of New Mexico P. 0. Box 871 Santa Fe, New Mexico

Re: OP-132 - South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Gentlemen:

Enclosed i s a copy of an application f o r contraction and a statement concerning the mailing of notices of contraction. We are also enclosing copies of Exhibits "A", "B" and "C", Fourth Revision.

We would appreciate your forwarding us your approval of the contraction i f same i s i n l i n e with the hearing f o r the Eastcap Queen Unit that Continental Oil Company had before you l a s t summer. Also, please advise us whether or not Exhibits "A", "B" and "C", Fourth Revision are acceptable to you.

Yours very t r u l y ,

Robert F. Jennings, Jr. Supervisor of Contracts

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October 31, 1963

United Oeolagieal Survey

Attention: Mr. John A.

to: OP-132 - touth Caprock Qaaaa Onit Chevee County, Mar Mexico

Dear Sir:

laeloeed ia the orlgiaal «aa four carbon coplee ol an Application for Approval of Coatraatloo aad tha orlgiaal aad foar carbon copies of a atataaaat conaaraiag aailiag at notleaa of contraction, wa ere alao encloaiag five eopiee of Sahibita HAM, MB M aad *c*% Fourth Revision.

PI forward aa pan* approval of aald contreetioe.

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Qaaaa Qait Area wee plaaad ia taa B« a* Maila for delivery to taa laat kaowo addraaa

af each Working toteraei oanar, laaaae and toyelty Owner whoaa intaraata ere ae ofACB%BJ5 J ^ f c r f n efc 4WB|^J^ ^ t ^ f i vJae SBjseP aaââSea^fclk enaj^ aâ fc taapfteê^â( ^SaJ v3âat a^ taaV^BaJaaaaa fcJl vaVve ^B kaSeaBsnj taa^ fbea\JL>et

application netting forth th* aaaaar af nailing aha notice oi ooatractlon.

MOM, llBHIPfalf, eoaaa aaw Onion Oil Cuapanj of California, acting aa Unit

Operator of aaid tenth Caaraib Qaaaa Bait, aad rapport tally ragaaata approval by the

^ CpBenatB eton etj sVaVMke 4pue e B p B P*a JiB aBaPaaJI ( a? âaaôj B5B%OV5(S(B^ aê? aa lPo^ JnewaaêVâ Jaj t k a a t s sn-en a ^VaMt4a C^PB%lEe ^wtB^

Cmaalaalon of tin) Mate of Haw Maaico and tha Biractor af tha Baited States Geological

Survey far tha contractioa of eaid Bait Area to sue lose tha followiag daacribed lands

which are not affeatlvoly aoaaittad te tha Unit Agreeaaat aad are not receiving aa

allocation, to wits

AFFUCATIOM fOB AlMOtAI. OF CQa BdaTrXOB

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stt a/t mt •#/% mm% of), 8H/4 «t at/4 cn*ct ») st< av* «i aw# (BM m, mm «t §w* one* m IT t tVI mt MM |B*et 1»>

tBo»j ** o>Wo#* 9p4»a>p>4lt 93L Hi mW% mmt m m mm <l*i*t 441 Hi l % M I » l m mfrwtf* (n**t 3*)» iv/4 of awM czcm ai>

r, Mtt.

ft?/ QKtt Ojiwitcr of tfc*

CGWTKACT HO. %4~&$«m»l~?m

l i orsof ta«t ft oootroctton of too South Caprock Quooa Halt could ba oftooto4 itelo* Oil Coo*iany #* CaHlamla, mv&m — Q*mmmt mmUmd attim* of cianfTBOtOti m Ooaoafjr l« o eooy of which sotts* It atttrehad harato aad aaaTatti WmWM "A",

Said ootieoa w«rt auilod to tiki teat team addraaa of OOOR WorJOao Xataraat Owoar, We*o* mm aoyoity Omimf wfeooa SaOaroat* ara aifactad, mm baiag ahOWA 00. fBO Itat evfcaOaWl 00 fMkthfi *•*. ta* MafttO* aifjata^ a ^ IO* mmm^mmmmmA m m ^ ^ mmm&m Latt* ara wkad oa BxMbit "8* with, on oa aaYiawt* lMait]rra?tr that eottStf so d**iaad a* oisjaottaa was th* lottor data* Cfetoeot St* !§§*• of Mr. MarrUl lfariao, roproooatiao; th* fototo of Cynthia 1, Madfla, • o*W of wM©» l» attachad h*r*to *ajf oavkod Exhibit «C". Oa Oetoeor i$# !•§*« th* ma**ofa$o6 anawarad air* Norton*» lottor, o cogr af which U mm*WmmmmMmw^Mm)mm **>*. Mo turthor coeraa-pccjdonco haa boon raootvod froo) air. Norton.

fMa la to oattt% i M fa^ta& ) B P M B ^ ^ ( O ? •aa^^ ' opaapWt^Pa^© ^ a S ^ e t afep*^POôfcC#

UmON Olt COMPANY Of CALITORK1A

Rolayt f, foinitngt. |r. Itiiiraanrlanr af Canaraota a**wajpnp* »âap^pa ^•FêF»*âw/^pw^^^^^

Union Oil Company of California Union O i l Building - 619 West Texas

M I D L A N D W M T E X A S

September 30, 1963

EXHIBIT "A1

Re: NOTICE OF PROPOSED CONTRACTION OF THE SOUTH CAPROCK QUEEN UNIT AREA

Section 5 of tha Unit Agreement for the development and operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit, Chaves County, New Mexico, sets forth the provisions whereby the tTnit Area may be contracted to exclude unitized land not receiving allocation and to exclude lands not effectively committed to the Unit Agreement. Unit Operator, Union Oil Company of California, has received preliminary approval dated September 16, 1963, from the United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, to contract the boundary of the Unit Area to henceforth exclude the following described lands, to-wit:

T-14-Ss R-31-E, NnMePsMo

Section 22: E/2 of SE/4 (Tract 62), SW/4 of SE/4 (Tract 59) Section 23: W/2 of SW/4 (Tract 53) Section 26: NW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 60), SW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 15) Section 27: W/2 and N/2 of SE/4 (Tract 19a) Section 27: N/2 of NE/4 (Tract 19b) Section 27: S/2 of NE/4 and S/2 of SE/4 (Tract 19c) Section 34; KB NW (Tract 31) Section 34: SW/4 and S/2 of NW/4 (Tract 44) Section 34: E/2 (Tract 36) Section 35: 5W/4 NW/4 (Tract 34), NW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 38) Section 35: NW/4 NW/4 (Tract 37)

The reasons for this contraction ara that we have been requested by Continental Oil Company to contract our Unit boundary i n order that they may i n i t i a t e a waterflood i n the contracted area to be known as the Eastcap Queen Unit. Union Oil Company of California, as Operator of the South Caprock Queen Unit does not object to the formation by Continental of the Eastcap Queen Unit.

Host of the lands eliminated from tha South Caprock Queen Unit w i l l be commitfeJ to the pending Eastcap Quean Unit* Other lands to be eliminated w i l l be separated from the South Caprock Queen Unit and can no longer be considered as a logical part thereof. The effective date of this contraction shall ba as of the effective di?;e of the Eastcap Queen Unit.

F O R M 4 0 1 M T 1 0 M 4 / 8 3

Page 2

In forwarding you this notice of contraction, we wish to advise you that thirty days will be allowed for submission to Union as Unit Operator of any objections you may have concerning this contraction, Subsequent to the thirty-day period, Union, as Unit Operator, will f i l e with the Supervisor, Commission and Commissioner a comprehensive statement as to the mailing of this notice of contraction and a copy of any objections thereto which have been filed with Union, as Unit Operator.

Please return us one signed copy of this letter approving of the proposed contraction at your earliest convenience, or in tha alternative, please forward your objections to subject contraction at your earliest convenience.

Yours very truly,



RFJ/Is

ABOVE CONTRACTION APPROVED

THIS DA Y OF 1963.

EXHIBIT "B" H m OFFICE OCC

* Mr. Joseph I . O 'Nei l l , Jr. 410 West Ohio Midland, Texas

Mr. Walter Duncan P. O. Box 211 La Salle, I l l inois

Mr. J. Walter Duncan, Jr. P. O. Box 211 La Salle, I l l inois

Mr. Vincent J. Duncan P. O. Box 211 La Salle, I l l inois

Mr. Raymond T. Duncan P. O. Box 211 La Salle, I l l inois

* M r . Frank A. Howard 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York 20, New York

* Mr. G. Hilmer Lundbeck Swedish American 636 Fifth Avenue New York 20, New York

* Mr. Edward L. Shea 100 Park Avenue New York 17, New York

* Empire Trust Company Oil and Natural Gas Dept. 20 Broad Street New York 5, New York

MAILING LIST13S3 NOV*

* Mr. Herbert A. Savage 100 Park Avenue New York 17, New York

Miss Margaret Ross 7th Floor Petroleum Building Roswell, New Mexico

(Returned Unclaimed)

* State of New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands Box 791 Santa Fe, New Mexico

* Cottage Baker Attn: H. B. Browning 2004 Central S.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico

* Gulf Oil.Corporation Petroleum Building Roswell, New Mexico Attn: M. F. Taylor

* Fair Oi l Company P.O. Box 689 Tyler, Texas Attn: Dick Ray

* Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. P. O. Box 4067 Midland, Texas Attn: Billie D. Brown

Mr. Bi l l A. Shelton So. Spring Acres Roswell, New Mexico

4. hft 3 ? 24

* Mr. Gus W. Arnold c/o Fair Oi l Company P. O. Box 689 Tyler, Texas

* International Oi l & Gas Corporation

Carper Building Artesia, New Mexico

S. P. Yates Dril l ing Company c/o Fair Oil Company P. O. Box 689 Tyler, Texas

* Continental Oi l Company P. O. Box 1377 Roswell, New Mexico Attn: A. B. Slaybaugh

Mr. Luther B. Harris & Lou Harris

c/o Bil l A. Shelton So. Spring Acres Roswell, New Mexico

* Hardin-Simmons University 23 & Hickory Abilene, Texas

Buddy M . Medlin, Executor of the Estate of Cynthia E. Medlir

Tatum, New Mexico

* M r . George W. Baker Box 1826 Hobbs, New Mexico

* Mr. E. T. Anderson 2521 Humble Midland, Texas

* Mr. Peter L. Shea Kuhn, Loeb & Company 30 Wal l Street New York 5, New York

* Miss Edwina S. Brokaw Farms Road Greenwich, Connecticut

* M r . N . C. Dragisic, Trustee 410 West Ohio Midland, Texas

Hondo Oil & Gas Company P. O. Box 1000 Roswell. New Mexico

* Phillips Petroleum Company Permian Building Midland, Texas Attn: Don Wolfenburger

Mr. L. B. Hodges Nickson Hotel Roswell, New Mexico

Mr. R. W. Fair c/o Fair Oi l Company P. O. Box 689 Tyler, Texas

Mr. S. P. Yates c/o Fair Oil Company P. O. Box 689 Tyler, Texas

N O R T O N & I N G R A H A M

MERRILL L. NORTON BARTON L. INGRAHAM

ATTORNEYS AT L A W

200 SOUTH LOVE STREET

P. O. DRAWER 1567

LOVINGTON, N E W MEXICO

October 11, 1963

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24 PHONE 39 6-2881

AREA COSE S05

Union Oil Company 619 West Texas Midland, Texas

EXHIBIT "C"

0 C T 1*1963

Gentlemen:

Attention: Robert F. Jennings, Jr.

Notice of Proposed Contraction -Letter dated September 30, 1963

Your letter of September 30, 1963 notified Buddy M. Medlin, as Executor of the Estate of Cynthia E. Medlin, of a proposed contraction of the unitization in the South Caprock Queen Unit area.

Please deliver to us more complete explanation as to the effect such contraction wil l have on the oil runs to the Medlin properties. Specifically, we want to know the dollars and cents result of this proposal. Further information we require is a fu l l explanation of your statement in the aforementioned letter of the promise, "Most of the lands eliminated from the South Caprock Queen Unit wi l l be committed to the pending Eastcap Queen Unit. " Inform us as to exactly which lands to be omitted wil l be later included in the Continental Unit.

We shall consider the thirty day limitation for fi l ing objections waived by your offices until a thirty day period commences to run after this information has been delivered to us.

Very truly yours,

NORTON & INGRAHAM

N/r

Union Oil Building - 619 West Texas

EXHIBIT "D"

October IS, 1963

Mr. Merrill Z» Norton P. 0. Drawer 1567 Lovington, New Maxico

Ret OP-132 - South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

The proposed contraction of the South Caprock Queen Unit is contracting from tho Unit, lands that were not effectively committed to the Unit, nor qualified for participation therein, therefore, tha status of oil runs to the Estate of Cynthia E. Medlin from the South Caprock Queen Unit will not change by virtue of this contraction. The only lands involved ln this contraction that will not be included in Continental's Eastcap Queen Unit are as follows:

SW/4 of the SE/4, Section 22, T-14-S, R-31-E; W/2 of the SW/4, Section 26, T-14-S, R-31-E; NW/4 of the SW/4, Section 35, T-14-S, E-31-E.

Section 5 of the Unit Agreement setting forth the procedure for contracting the Unit Boundary has been complied with, therefore, I oust have your objection, i f any, within the time limit set forth in the notice of contraction. Neither you nor I have the power to set forth a time for objection other than as set forth in the Unit Agreement.

At one time, we proposed to tha U.S.G.S. that only lands going in tha Continental Eastcap Queen Unit be contracted out of the South Caprock Queen Unit, but our request for preliminary approval had to be amended at the request of the Department of Interior.

Yours very truly.

Robert P. Jennings, Jr. Supervisor of Contracts

KFJ/ls

IN REPLY REFER TO:

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY* W « OFFICE OCC WASHINGTON 25, D. C.

Union Oil Conpnay of California 619 West Texas Street Midland, Tense

Attentions Kr. Robert P. Jennings, Jr.

Gentlemen:

lour application of June 24, as amended by letter dated September 6, filed with the ItgUatl Oil and One Supervisor, Boswell, lev Mexico,

Caproek Queen wit ere*, Cheves County, Sew Merle©.

The proposed eentrnstien of 1,©AQ neree which ere not qpaiHflod for pertielpntion in unitined substances, Including l,3o0 acres of State land, 248 acres ef fee land end 40 acres ef Federal land, will decrees* the unit mem tmm 9,$an*20 mwm to 7,836.10 acres, sere or lees. Meet of the leads pressed for elimination will be coawdtted to the pending ls*tna& Onsen unit •grisniont. Oilier lends to be contrasted will be separated from the South Ceprock Qeeen unit end can no longer be considered es * leglsol pert thereof. the proposed contraction is in eeeordaaee with seetion 5 of the South Caproek Queen unit agreement which fvmym thet the wait mwm shell be contracted to exclude unitised ae KXMefl -JJ ^ fe Pev4s w st9 aw e £ WBQP Byn ^ ^ ew ^ ^ snli ftBjs s isJsw'V n l e ^ & fc S J e P w L ( e JP nj 3Je1fiJi3 ^ a Ws>

to the wnit a*rnnmamt elinsrir mm unit een&raetion is necessary to eanforn with ties pnrpanes of wash

lis objection will be offered te $m proposed sontrsction if accomplished in accordance with mm applicable provisions of seetion 5 of the unit igraonent within a t sac nans! » period ef tine. When you progress to sub-seotion 5<s), nt leant five espies ef the appUeetlon for finel approval should be filed, m not tesensber mm treats when preparing revieed Exhiblte A end B te aeeenyany yen* application for final appronral ef the contraction. The eontrsjetien netlee should proride for the contraction te be effeetlre m mt mm eêetive date ef the Basteap Queen unit

by f*w application.

&neerely yours,

Copy to: Com. Pub. Lands - Santa Fe (w/ey land plot) y4§K)CC - Santa Fe (w/cy land plot) BZJf - Santa Fe (w/cy land plot) Boswell (2)

&iyatt:ibm: B-9-63 Sewritten:JHOsbome:jt:9-12-63

- e!9 neat IMMMAIN OFFICE OCC

1983 SEP 23 Aft 8 J 33

6, 19*3

Btreetor of the 0. i. Ocolosical *tv*y ^ ^ ^ ^ f5c *• C*i Baeênal Okl

let mmmmm Application ior Fvelianaery ConearTawce ay the Useetor far Oea tree tion of the loath cafrcck Qaaaa mtt Area laariac I s . l4-4t-000i-7M4

Sear Sirt

•antic* S cf the init A*jMii<i..r fe* fee c*vale*ee*t end qpetatiaa of the Sent* 0*je*e* Qaac* Onit, Cbnwee Geanty, lav Mexico, aaia forth tha prewleioaa *an«e*y ate wait Area amy ba eeatracfcei te e»lae* waitieed land Mt aaaaivias tUcaarton and ta aaclwde lance as* effectively eonxdtted to the ta*t aa**xa*nt. M t Operator, omiaa Oil Ooxeeny af California, oa iae OVA BMfliai ff*e*ects ••nllMiitrr coaearreaat by tlw tircetvr of the 0. •.

fcetSaê**ex*tte* ef tha l i—i ir fa of tha Bait Area to taa fnlionx** aaecribei le*ee, te-*tti

*.14-I. a ^ i > I A I A

Seetlen 221 x/tcf tt/4 (T»*ct 62), iw/4 of 11/4 (Tract 59) taction 13. W/I ef SW/4 (Tract S3) laatiaci Mt x*/4 ef «r/4 (Tract 60), W/4 of aH/4 (Tract 15) •eetlea i f i */t mm* W* ef « / * (mat 19*) •aetien if t ft/i af ftx/4 (Tract 19b) lactAea 171 %ft a* W/4 aai 1/J af H/4 (Tract 19c) Mattam 34f « « &••»* 31)

34t fw/4 and t/f cf IW/4 (Tract 44) M$ g/t (fcaitt 3*) Sit § m nxV4 (Tract * ) , W/4 af f»V4 (Tract 38)

Stntta* 39t xVAxVM (Tract 37)

laeh lA*e* ax* act e*x*ttlvely cceantted ta taa teath Caprock Qaaaa Qait Agree-a**i aad aa* act •••• l i l*l a* aUocatlaa cf ttexnatton, howewer, i t ta the latent ef fiMilaanaal t i l Oaanaaw ta fa** a wait Area tea? the acialuaaeut aai operation

ef the enflriep Ojeaen feel fait and they hewe filed their anpUoetion before the Oil Cuneorvaifan CVannlsoliia ef the state ef lev amalco evidencing such intent, being fas* St. ttS*A sshcdulod fee? beer ing Jane 24, IMS.

Qnit.'doea cat eeJenTto the enenntiw of'^'fteetcen Oneen teolênitt ^leS Continental Oil else lay, en laifiiitCaere ter ef the anetce* Oneen fool Salt, 4eVMel ^Jfte^nJJfc eMo Bt ^&eSe^peJB(JF fWn^ ^Bkn a a tnenCaene K f flsft e^ne^ l'eâeêtna' â^nJ^Pe* en^wJi4a^ n enSHet KHaêL ie^Jpên^BenJonVte?

with each ether at a lata* fata* nhan aecce*ary.

X* rsvaaattng proUeanary concurrence, we believe th* proper effective ante of the ••aiiacHca •henli be th* aaa* ant* m th* affaatiwe date of the gaetea* qa*e* 9mm fait Agraea***.

should ye* give va yaw* a**lta**ary eenenxrenee, we will proceed with preparetien ef taa neticea t* effect thia contraction.

•TJ/lc 41^6 S ^ n ev?ene e e5ens e*ewon n e5 !JPla e e|be la$' enven£^sen^js.

Maw Matte* Oil Cs*ear»alliwi Cii—Hsic*

Ctoatisaetel Oil fan****

very truly,

UalQn OH. CQMPAftY OF CAiJFOBnXA

tap an I cor ef Contracts

Union Oil Company of California Union Oil Building - 619 West Texas

M N E_

September 6, 1963

Director of the U. S. Geological Survey Washington 25, D. C., through the Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor, Roswell, New Mexico

Re: Amended Application for Preliminary Concurrence, by the Director for Contraction of the South Caprock Queen Unit Area Bearing No. 14-08-0001-7284 . Chaves County, New Mexico

Dear Sir:

Section 5 of the Unit Agreement for the development and operation of the South Caprock Queen Unit, Chaves County, New Mexico, sets forth the provisions whereby the Unit Area may be contracted to exclude unitized -land not receiving allocation and to exclude lands not effectively committed to the Unit Agreement. Unit Operator, Union Oil Company of California, on i t s own motion requests preliminary concurrence by the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey to the contraction of the boundaries of the Unit Area to henceforth exclude the following described lands, to-wit:

T-14-S, R*31-B, N.M.P.M.

E/2 of SE/4 (Tract 62), SW/4 of SE/4 (Tract 59) W/2 of SW/4 (Tract 53) NW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 60), SW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 15) W/2 and N/2 of SE/4 (Tract 19a) N/2 of NE/4 (Tract 19b) S/2 of NE/4 and S/2 of SE/4 (Tract 19c) NE NW (Tract 31) SW/4 and S/2 of NW/4 (Tract 44) E/2 (Tract 36) SW/4 NW/4 (Tract 34), NW/4 of SW/4 (Tract 38) NW/4 NW/4 (Tract 37)

Such lands are not effectively committed to the South Caprock Queen Unit Agreement and are not receiving an allocation of production, however, i t is the intent of Continental Oil Company to form a Unit Area for the development and operation

Section 22: Section 23: Section 26: Section 27: Section 27: Section 27: Section 34: Section 34: Section 34: Section 35: Section 35:

0M 4/63

of the Eastcap Queen Pool Unit and they have f i l e d t h e i r application before the Oil Conservation Commission of the State of New Mexico evidencing such i n t e n t , being Case No. 2837, scheduled f o r hearing June 26, 1963.

Union Oil Company of California, as Operator of the South Caprock Queen Unit, does not object to the formation of the Eastcap Queen Pool Unit. Both Continental O i l Company, as proposed Operator of the Eastcap Queen Pool Unit, and Union Oil Company of California contemplate equitable l i n e well agreements w i t h each other at a l a t e r date, when necessary.

In requesting preliminary concurrence, we believe the proper e f f e c t i v e date of the contraction should be the same date as the ef f e c t i v e date of the Eastcap Queen Pool Unit Agreement.

Should you give us your preliminary concurrence, we w i l l proceed with preparation of the notices to e f f e c t t h i s contraction.

RFJ/Is

cc: Commissioner of Public Lands, Santa Fe, New Mexico

New Mexico O i l Conservation Commission

Continental O i l Company

Yours very t r u l y ,


Robert F. JenMngs, Jr. Supervisor of Contracts

IN REPLY R E F E R TO:

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR m p n ^ Q ^ O G I C A L SURVEY

WASHINGTON 25, D. C .

.363 APR 4 AM S 5 13 MAR 29 1963

Union Oii Consjany ef California Onion Oil jnlUffwf WMmmtg I H M

Attwnttan t tn?» laJaewt %*• Jtennlngc, 3T*

Qentlesneit

Pursuant tn the spf)Hcshle previsions ef the South Caprock Ojacen unit HfMBHit, lair Ibwciee, you leaps filed a thijrd revise* Inhibit "i* mtteetive here* 1, 19*3* sheef*g the revised participation percentages roaultinf free tha cona*tsxcft af fnanral tract an, 13 and State trnets 20 end %3 to the wait aerecnwAt.

The piinmy participation f i n an laga factor for tract So. k$ has been accepted by mmm mm m laiccat of the working intereet owners which ia anfflstaar te satisfy the proriaiona ef section 31 of the unit aereenwat- vitil resaeet ta aen aae/aant Joinaera oecnrring after six nontha fren the effective aaaa ef tha unit agreenest. Tracta 13 and SO here aa aalaary participation percentage* since no prodncing veils news been drilled an theae tracts.

Tear letter ef •uveal •! 19, Iffe, to the working interest owners shows that ell pitaarj participation percentages for previously anal If led tracts iwjsafn la the aaaa ratio one te the ether} whereas -the secondary participation percentages do net retain this relationship because they were ree*le*Ja&ad awing the original secendary participation percentage fornula. Although the unit agi'immit is silent ea the nethod ef ad-Justing psa^tpetlen aercentages, tan sane-ratio nethod need here for printer? swseaitlan aaneeare sasmit according te the terns ef the unit agreenest. The rocalcwletica nethod used for second sry production is correct far tracts 13 and M which vara aaAltfisd within six nontfcs after the effective ante af the wait a*TC0xcnt. In tale inetance, the two isetheds efface? m yield seas! sal rally the aaaa reeulta for second-ary parUeiyaAiaa piiii iritaaea, and, in the ahswas ef pretest, we shall not recjaire a revised •iihsanla. Hinwfei it appears snbriaahla for any futare ravl alcawj at sxeaaaaay farticiantion pereentaga neceesary because of a •uasaifBaa* Jotunci ta be stade by the •inwi sstln nethod.

The pertloijSBtlcm festers ant forth in said rariaed Inhibit "B" effective as of Marsh 1, 1963* are bcewagr app* cured subject te like approval by the Cosndssloner of Male Tanfa at the State of lew Msxiee.

Copy to: rNM0CC - Santa Fe Ar&U***- / ^ \ J U A ^

Acting Director

Onion oil Butldin* - 419 Hast Texas

scetsafcer 6, 1943

CmailMlcaar of raellc Unfit State of lew hnxlee P. 0. Boa Ttl Scnta ra, Baa Haste*

Attat x*e. kaslxn n» aaaa Sawcawieer, ante iaviaiea

»a J Of-Ua » south Canroek Qjeee* Qait â*aâa ffaâ^ ^s^c?(Bx?e^6j^f J^xenr^ a a Kae o e C

We are attaching a aatea easy of aa senaiUI evelieatioa fer eeatametiea of the Seats Cap tan 1 Oxcea Wait ae that taa coatractloa will eliadaata tracts 59, 64, 13 and 3t facet taa Snath Oapevek oaten fait aaaa, Mr. Jean alien ef oer waihlaglec office ifaltaf aa that Mr* rllklaiea waa senay te act waea the saelleatlea II aaij i f aa oenld forward the •xcaitsg application direct te biau

This Utter ia act rise ••ting aay ectleu ftesi wen, act ia te heap yew aeVieed eeswasaJjsa, can psvaeexel esatsaetiea.

fears wety truly,

tapanlaiit ef Contracts

WJ/ls

Encl.

eci ft* $* Ceshe

August 21, 1963

Onion Oil Company Union Oil Building 619 Weat Texan Midland* Texaa

Ret South Caproek Queen Unit Chaves County, Mew Mexico Ratification and Joinder by Olga P. Hovick

Attentioni Mr. Robert P. Jenninga, Jr.

Gentlemoni

We acknowledge receipt of ratification and joinder, to fee tract Huaber 52, by Olga P. Movick and consented to by Union Oil Coaqpany as working interest owner.

Thie office acoepte this ratification for filing with the South Caprook Queen Unit, covering a royalty interest under tract Munber 32.

Very truly yours,

E. S. JOHXMY WAUOSR COKHISSIONKR OF PUBLIC LAM06

BYt (Mrs.) Marian M. Rhea, Supervisor Unit Division

ESW/auar/n ccs Oil Conservation Coesaission

Santa Pa, Mew Mexico

United States Geological Survey Roswell, Mew Mexico

U n i o n O i l C o m p a n y of C a l i f o r n i a

Mm 2kt l#3

mrcetar of the 0, S. Oeelegteal Survey sweniaataa 25, 0. C , thro*** the *a|itaa1 otl and Oat Swperriser, Raewell, Baa Wsxtco

IN REPLY GIVE NO.

Rat Application for Prcllnlnnry < ansa by tha Director far Coatraetioa of tha South Caprock Queen Unit Area Bearing Be. llHxV0001-T?8u Chaves County, lev Mexico

Sin

Sect ten 5 of the that Agrecnent for the development and operation ef the South caproek Oaten Unit, Chaves County, Bev Mexico, sets forth the previsions vhereby the Unit Area nay he contracted to exclude tnltfzcd land not receiving allocation and to exclude lands net effectively committed to the Unit Agrecnent. Ikilt Operator, Union Oil Coxpaay of California, on its own notion requests prollninary eoncsurranee by the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey to the contraction of the bound* cries ef the Wait Area to henceforth exclude the following described lands, tcvltf

T-lh-«, R-M-E. BHPW

Seetion t2t E/2 of SEA (Tract 62} Seetion 23» V/2 of SwA (Tract 53) Section 271 w/2 and l A of 3EA (Tract 19%) Section 2?i of B»A (Tract 19b) Section 27t S/2 of B E A and

S/2 of SEA (Tract 19c) Section 3hi BE BV (Tract 31) Seetion 3ht SwA and S/2 of Vd/h (Tract hh) Section 3ht l /t (Tract 36) Section 35t Se*A WA (Tract 3h) Seetion 35i BvA BVA (Tract 37)

Such lands art net effectively eonmitted to the South Cnfveeh Cusen Unit Agreexent end ere net receiving an eHoeatlon of production, however, it la the Intent af Caatlnantel oil Conpeny to fan a Unit Area far the develBpnent and cpeiatlca ef the Enetenp Queen Pool Unit and they have filed their application before the Oil Coneervntien Conniseien of the State af Saw Mavieo evident ing sueh intent, being Case Bo. 1637, scheduled far hearing June 26, 1963.

Union Oil Ceeaany af California, aa Operator of the South Caprock Queen Halt, does not object to the fbraation of the Eastcap Quean Peel unit. Both Continental Oil Csnpany, aa proposed Opsrator of the Eastcap Queen Pool Unit, and Union Oil Coapany of California contcnplate equitable line vail apreeaants with each ether at a later date, when necessary.

In reejus sting prelininary concurrenee, ws believe the proper effective date of the contraction should he the sane dabs as the effective date of the Bast cap Queen Pool Unit Agreeaont.

Should you give us your prelininary concurrence, ws will proceed with srepajraiiea ef the net lees te effect this contract ion.

Yours very truly.

UIIC1 OIL COMPACT OP CALIFORHIA


XPJibn cat Cunafssioncr of Public Lands,

Santa Fe, Bev Mexico

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

G E O L O G I C A L S U R V E Y

Drawer 1857 Roswell, Hew Mexico

April 27, 1961

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Union Oil Cowpany of California Midland, Texas

Attention: Mr. w. D. Owens

Gentlemen:

Tour letter ef April 17 reeaeete epprovel of e change in the plan of operations for the South Caprock Queen Unit, Chaves County, Hew Mexico, ton propone that well Ho. 6-5, (SE%Hw% sec. 5, T. IS S., A. 31 I , , B.M.F.M.) be an injection well due to its position on the stree rare, aad that injection well Mo. lege, (UtSft eee. 6, T. 15 S.» I . 31 I . , H.M.P.M.) be drilled 100 feet north of the abandoned hole that had been authorised for re-entry for reconviction dae to hole conditions la the abandoned well.

This office offera no objection to the proposed change in plea of operations.

Very truly yours,

Acting Regional Oil and Gas Supervisor

Copy to: Washington .M.O.C.C., Santa Fe

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Aaaril 3, 1961

Union 611 Connjaaj' of California union Oil Building Midland, Tanas

a** Second Ravlaad Enhibit "B" ^2^^ eee eneBaei n m^&tm^L&} KJ& I t eL- WeT-e»>

South Caaroak Quae* Doit Ctovaa County, Hear Maxleo

This offloa has raaaived tha "Saeond Ravlsad Edition" of Eahihit *»!» and "C* dated Doccefrer 1, I960, satting for tit tha echadtila of ftrasi f*f*ta qualified for prlaary aad secondary participation, aad fllad aa required under section 14 of tha South Ce reak Qanaa Qait *green ant.

above mm of Public Lands herewith approves tha

ajfcjaat to lika tyaiiftl by tha United Stats*

Vary truly yours, E. s. 3mm mum COttrisSlftnar of Public Lands

ESV/unw/e C C J OS Qojalaglaal

env e uJ Be Bsn e p sla/ÎH^

Bfs tad Bilberry, Supervisor Oil and Gas Division

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In reply r f t f« to^f/C.? o/v, Unit OiwiMion 1 " ^ x /

October 7, 1960

AIR MAIL

Union Oil Company of California union Oil Building 619 West Texas Midland, Texas

Rat South Caprock Queen Unit Chaves County, Mew Mexico

Gentlemen:

The Cosxfilealonar of Public Lands has approved your South Caprock Queen Unit Agraesieat, aa of October 6, 1960, subject to like approval by tha united States Geological Survey.

we are encloalng eight certificates of approval, alao Official Receipt Ho, 44497 f in the Anount of $130.00 which covers the filing fee.

Very truly yours, MURRAY S. MORGAN CoDEoissloner of Public Lands BYs Tad Bilberry, Supervisor 011 and Gas Dlviaion

MBM/ainr/a cc: united Statae Geological Savvey

to avail, Mew Mexico

Oil Cnna earvation Commission Santa Pa, Mew Maacico

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Mr. A. L. Porter Secretary-Director O i l Conservation Commission P. 0. Box 871 Santa Fe, New Mexico

Dear Mr. Porter:

Please f i n d enclosed o r i g i n a l and two copies of application of Union O i l Company of Ca l i f o r n i a i n Case No. 2031. I t i s my understanding that the Commission i s publishing notice of t h i s application f o r the July 27 hearing.

I w i l l forward to you on Monday application with exhibits attached i n Case No. 2032 which i s the applicat i o n of Union O i l Company of Ca l i f o r n i a f o r approval of a waterflood project i n the South Caprock Queen Unit.

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Jack M. Campbell

For CAMPBELL & RUSSELL

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