Those interested in the maximum utilization of pressure for extraction will find an interesting pool on Little Pine creek near Undercliff, Allegheny county, Pa. These wells yield only a few barrels a day but flow it. The practice apparently is to open the well merely long enough for the flow and not to take any gas for gasoline or fuel purposes. This practice is interesting in view of Miles W. Quick’s contentions as to the value of intermittent relief of pressure.

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