(a) It shall be the duty of the owner of any well drilled for gas or oil to keep a careful and accurate log of the drilling of the well. (b) The log shall show: (1) The character and depth of the formation passed through or encountered in the drilling of the well; and (2) The location and depth of the water-bearing strata, together with the character of the water encountered from time to time; and (3) At what point the water was shut off, if at all, and if not, so state in the log; and (4) The depth at which oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata is encountered; and (5) The character of the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata; and (6) Whether all water overflowing or underlying the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata was successfully and permanently shut off, so as to prevent the percolation or penetration into the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata. (c) The log shall: (1) Be verified by the person in charge of the drilling; (2) Be attested as correct by the owners of the well; (3) Be filed with the county clerk of the county in which the well is located, and preserved by him or her in the public records; and (4) Definitely describe the location of the well. Acts 1917, No. 166, § 6, p. 890; C. & M. Dig., § 7304; Pope's Dig., § 9360; A.S.A. 1947, § 53-206. (a) It shall be the duty of the owner of any well drilled for gas or oil to keep a careful and accurate log of the drilling of the well. (b) The log shall show: (1) The character and depth of the formation passed through or encountered in the drilling of the well; and (2) The location and depth of the water-bearing strata, together with the character of the water encountered from time to time; and (3) At what point the water was shut off, if at all, and if not, so state in the log; and (4) The depth at which oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata is encountered; and (5) The character of the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata; and (6) Whether all water overflowing or underlying the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata was successfully and permanently shut off, so as to prevent the percolation or penetration into the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata. (c) The log shall: (1) Be verified by the person in charge of the drilling; (2) Be attested as correct by the owners of the well; (3) Be filed with the county clerk of the county in which the well is located, and preserved by him or her in the public records; and (4) Definitely describe the location of the well. Acts 1917, No. 166, § 6, p. 890; C. & M. Dig., § 7304; Pope's Dig., § 9360; A.S.A. 1947, § 53-206. (a) It shall be the duty of the owner of any well drilled for gas or oil to keep a careful and accurate log of the drilling of the well. (b) The log shall show: (1) The character and depth of the formation passed through or encountered in the drilling of the well; and (2) The location and depth of the water-bearing strata, together with the character of the water encountered from time to time; and (3) At what point the water was shut off, if at all, and if not, so state in the log; and (4) The depth at which oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata is encountered; and (5) The character of the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata; and (6) Whether all water overflowing or underlying the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata was successfully and permanently shut off, so as to prevent the percolation or penetration into the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata. (c) The log shall: (1) Be verified by the person in charge of the drilling; (2) Be attested as correct by the owners of the well; (3) Be filed with the county clerk of the county in which the well is located, and preserved by him or her in the public records; and (4) Definitely describe the location of the well. Acts 1917, No. 166, § 6, p. 890; C. & M. Dig., § 7304; Pope's Dig., § 9360; A.S.A. 1947, § 53-206. (a) It shall be the duty of the owner of any well drilled for gas or oil to keep a careful and accurate log of the drilling of the well. (b) The log shall show: (1) The character and depth of the formation passed through or encountered in the drilling of the well; and (2) The location and depth of the water-bearing strata, together with the character of the water encountered from time to time; and (3) At what point the water was shut off, if at all, and if not, so state in the log; and (4) The depth at which oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata is encountered; and (5) The character of the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata; and (6) Whether all water overflowing or underlying the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata was successfully and permanently shut off, so as to prevent the percolation or penetration into the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata. (1) The character and depth of the formation passed through or encountered in the drilling of the well; and (2) The location and depth of the water-bearing strata, together with the character of the water encountered from time to time; and (3) At what point the water was shut off, if at all, and if not, so state in the log; and (4) The depth at which oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata is encountered; and (5) The character of the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata; and (6) Whether all water overflowing or underlying the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata was successfully and permanently shut off, so as to prevent the percolation or penetration into the oil-bearing or gas-bearing strata. (c) The log shall: (1) Be verified by the person in charge of the drilling; (2) Be attested as correct by the owners of the well; (3) Be filed with the county clerk of the county in which the well is located, and preserved by him or her in the public records; and (4) Definitely describe the location of the well. (1) Be verified by the person in charge of the drilling; (2) Be attested as correct by the owners of the well; (3) Be filed with the county clerk of the county in which the well is located, and preserved by him or her in the public records; and (4) Definitely describe the location of the well. Acts 1917, No. 166, § 6, p. 890; C. & M. Dig., § 7304; Pope's Dig., § 9360; A.S.A. 1947, § 53-206.
‹ Prev All Arkansas sections Next ›
Lexace provides legal information, not legal advice, and no attorney–client relationship is created. Statute text is provided for general information and may not reflect the most recent amendments; verify against the official state code.