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Joe Biden is sworn in as the 46th president of the United States by Chief Justice John Roberts as Jill Biden holds the Bible on Wednesday during the 59th Presidential Inaugura- tion at the U.S. Capitol in Washington. AP PHOTO/ANDREW HARNIK, POOL Biden takes helm as president

FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS WASHINGTON – Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, summon- ing American resilience to confront a historic conflu- ence of crises and urging people to come together to end an “uncivil war” in a nation deeply divided after An image of the Choctaw Nation Emerging Aviation Technology Test Center. PHOTO PROVIDED four tumultuous years Declaring that “democracy has prevailed,” Biden took the oath at a U.S. Capitol that had been battered by an insurrectionist siege just two weeks earlier. Choctaw Nation test range sparks new On a chill Washington morning dotted with snow flurries, the quadrennial ceremony unfolded within industry in southeast Oklahoma a circle of security forces evocative of a war zone and devoid of crowds because of the coronavirus pandemic. Instead, Biden gazed out over 200,000 American flags BY CHIP MINTY Grimsley weaves a narrative of technological ad- planted on the National Mall to symbolize those who The Journal Record vancement that places electric-powered aircraft at the could not attend in person. foreground of aviation within the current decade. Pi- Those not in attendance included his predecessor, When James Grimsley began leading operations lots could be maneuvering electric-powered air taxis Donald Trump. at the Choctaw Nation’s massive flight-testing range over sprawling cities like Dallas or Los Angeles by His presidency over, Trump left Washington southeast of McAlester a few years ago, his focus was 2025, and by 2030, electric drones could be dropping Wednesday morning well before the inauguration. He on advancing drone technology into the future. packages on residential doorsteps across the country. hinted at a comeback despite a legacy of chaos, tumult Drones are still the focus, he The former vice president for research at the Uni- and bitter division in the country he led for four years. says, but they are not necessar- versity of Oklahoma has been working with drones for “Goodbye. We love you. We will be back in some ily the future. Rather, they are a years and he now finds himself leading southeastern form,” Trump told supporters at Joint Base Andrews in bridge to the future. Oklahoma’s version of Kitty Hawk. Maryland, where he received a 21-gun salute as part of a The executive director of the The Choctaw Nation Emerging Aviation Technol- military send-off before boarding Air Force One for his Choctaw Nation’s Advanced ogy Test Center is a 44,000-acre test range over what private Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida. Technology Initiatives believes has been tribal ranchland for 200 years. More than a U.S. stocks set records Wednesday on encouraging “distributed electric propulsion dozen commercial partners have signed on with the business earnings reports and continued optimism that See related stories technology” is at the cusp of a Choctaws to use the site for testing unmanned aerial new leadership in Washington will mean more support on tribal economic major transformation that could vehicles ranging from a few ounces to a few thousand for the struggling economy. The S&P 500 was 1.4% impact. » pages 8, make aviation more accessible pounds. higher at 3,851 in afternoon trading, topping its record 9, 15, 16 and affordable for a large segment close of 3,824.68 set earlier this month. The Dow was of society. Turn to CHOCTAW » p19 up 220 points, or 0.7%, at 31,151 just after 3 p.m., and the Nasdaq composite was 2.1% higher. “The will of the people has been heard, and the will New ECU program of the people has been heeded. We’ve learned again that leads students « 3 » democracy is precious and democracy is fragile,” Biden down ancient Stitt pushes for schools to reopen; teachers said. “At this hour, my friends, democracy has prevailed. wait for vaccine If Oklahoma was following its own pathways » p8 This is America’s day. This is democracy’s day. A day in school safety protocols crafted this summer, no schools Native American history and hope, of renewal and resolve.” would be in-person right now based on the latest data chamber from the state Health Department. enjoys surge in INSIDE membership » p16 Turn to INAUGURATION » p18

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BY JENNIFER PALMER ignoring quarantine guidelines from Oklahoma Watch the CDC and other infectious disease experts. COVID is raging in Oklahoma. The same day Gov. Kevin Stitt In-person instruction is critical, and tweeted “kids are SAFE in schools” in so is mitigating the spread of the virus. a push to open classrooms statewide, They are not mutually exclusive.” Lawton teacher Janette Garton received The policy was criticized by educa- an email. tors, House Democrats, superintendents “It is with great in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, and the sadness and a heavy Oklahoma chapter of the American heart,” it began. Academy of Pediatrics, which said Stitt The announcement misconstrued an AAP study to make his said a teacher in her case for opening classrooms. building had died. The study found COVID-19 trans- The mission was rare in the schools studied teacher, Joseph and there were no instances of child-to- McKenzie, a U.S. adult transmission. However, the schools Army veteran were operating on a hybrid schedule with who taught students attending twice a week, and the math and coached soccer in Lawton rate of community transmissions was 1 Public Schools, died Jan. 6 due to to 2 per 1,000 residents. Oklahoma’s cur- complications of COVID-19 at age rent rate is 80 per 1,000 residents. 59. A family member said he was not “The data referenced by Governor exposed at school. Stitt is based on a single study conducted News of his death shook Garton, in North Carolina in specific districts who was already stressed from the risks that strictly adhered to multiple miti- of teaching in a pandemic that has gation strategies,” the Oklahoma AAP killed nearly 3,000 Oklahomans. Like chapter wrote in a statement. “This is not most teachers, she’s still not eligible to Most Oklahoma schools are already open. But the Stitt administration is pursuing an ag- consistent with the current COVID-19 receive a vaccine – though she likely gressive push to immediately open the ones that aren’t, despite the state’s ranking as one surge in Oklahoma.” will be in the next few weeks as the state of the worst for coronavirus spread based on test positivity rates and hospital admissions. House Republican lawmakers sup- progresses through its phased rollout. PHOTO BY NOTE THANUN ON UNSPLASH port the push, with more than 50 signing Her county is designated “red” under on to a joint statement that reads, in part, the state Education Department’s risk- that the governor’s decision is “the right, level map and, along with most of the according to Education Week. to retire or leave the profession this year, safe thing to do for our children, their state, has been since mid-November. Instead, he’s pushing his agenda according to the Oklahoma Education families and our state educators.” Schools in red counties, which have publicly on social media; since Jan. 6, Association. reported more than 50 positive cases Stitt has tweeted at least 18 times to say “I think it’s worse than before the The quest to be vaccinated per 100,000 residents, are recommended schools should be allowing students to walkout,” Cole said. “We were just angry to pivot to virtual instruction. But her attend in person right now. then. Now we are scared and angry.” A major issue, teachers say, is the vac- school is open. He criticized Tulsa Public Schools’ cine is still out of reach to most teachers. “Most of us, we just feel like a cog in recent decision to hold off on bringing The politics of reopening In mid-December, Stitt announced a machine,” Garton said. “It’s like: OK, students back until after spring break teachers and school staff would be one teacher died. Let’s just stick a sub in in March, tweeting on Jan. 15 that the Differing strategies on COVID-19 moved up on the vaccine priority plan, there. school board’s decision was “based on mitigation in schools has caused Stitt a move that was widely applauded. But “This is my 31st year teaching and politics instead of the data which clearly and his administration to clash with because of short supply, only a handful I’ve never felt like this.” shows schools can be reopened safely.” Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy of teachers have been able to receive a In his calls for schools to And despite his prior disparagement Hofmeister. vaccine. immediately bring students back to of Oklahoma City Public Schools’ For one, she has tried to require Vaccines are expected to be made classrooms, Stitt insists it’s safe to leadership for remaining in distance masks in schools, but a majority of available to teachers in phase two of the do so. He has said virtual learning is learning for nearly all of the fall Stitt’s appointments to the Board of state’s plan in the coming weeks, accord- not effective for young students, too semester, in recent posts, he has Education have not supported a man- ing to the state Health Department. In- many students are failing in distance applauded the district for beginning to date. The protocols were instead kept as oculation began in Tulsa Public Schools learning, and “it’s not fair” for one phase in some students part-time this recommendations. last week in conjunction with the Tulsa district to have classrooms open while a week. In January, department staff pre- County Health Department. neighboring district does not. Oklahoma City Public Schools’ sented Stitt with a potential compromise. “The race is on to be vaccinated. One But, if Oklahoma was following its cautious approach is supported by a The proposal would require in-person way to possibly secure a vaccination is own school safety protocols crafted this majority of its parents and teachers, teaching and masks in schools statewide. to start looking on every county health summer, no schools would be in-person according to a survey that found 82% He rejected it a day before the board was department’s Facebook pages to see if right now based on the latest data from of teachers and 63% of parents in to vote on it, according to The Frontier. there are any openings,” the Professional the state Health Department. December preferred all virtual or a While Stitt has been tweeting about Oklahoma Educators, an association To support his notion that blended schedule in January. how safe schools are, Hofmeister has for school personnel, told its members schools should be in-person, Stitt has One thing Stitt and district leaders drawn attention to the rise in COVID-19 recently. misconstrued a study by the American and educators seem to agree on is cases among children. Frustrations bubbled over recently Academy of Pediatrics, drawing swift that teaching is done best live and in Then came Stitt’s new quarantine when Oklahoma County Commissioner rebuke from school leaders and others. person. But educators say the governor’s policy, announced Jan. 12, in which Carrie Blumert tweeted she had received He also unveiled a new policy loosening insistence that schools are safe for he and the Health Department crafted the vaccine along with courthouse staff school quarantine requirements, children ignores the real risks facing the without conferring with Hofmeister or and other elected officials. Mary Mur- contrary to guidance from the Centers adults in the building. the Education Department. phy, a teacher in Oklahoma City, was the for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 358,000 Oklahomans Under the new policy, students and first to respond to the post. Most Oklahoma schools are already have tested positive for COVID-19 teachers exposed to someone who tests “It just felt like another way the state open. But the Stitt administration since the pandemic began. The state has positive for COVID-19 can forgo quar- was disrespecting teachers,” she said is pursuing an aggressive push to experienced a surge in cases and deaths antine if the exposure occurred in a later. “And that’s why I got so frustrated.” immediately open the ones that aren’t, since Christmas and New Year’s and classroom where everyone was masked “I would drive across the state if I had despite the state’s ranking as one of the is now averaging about 3,000 positive and social distancing as long as the ex- to, that’s how badly I want it,” she added. worst for coronavirus spread based cases a day. posed person remains symptom-free. As of Jan. 15, she’s still waiting. on test positivity rates and hospital Jami Cole, who teaches fifth grade in The person who tested positive still has admissions. Duncan and moderates the Oklahoma to isolate. Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit, non- Stitt has ignored calls to implement Edvocates Facebook group with 63,000 Stitt said the change will encourage partisan news organization that produces a statewide mask mandate. But, so far, members, said there could be a mass mask-wearing and social distancing and in-depth and investigative content on a he also has refrained from requiring exodus of teachers coming. keep students in school. wide range of issues facing the state. For on-campus instruction, which Iowa, A survey of teachers in December Hofmeister responded in a statement: more Oklahoma Watch content, go to Arkansas, Florida and Texas have done, found more than 1 in 4 were planning “I cannot in good conscience support oklahomawatch.org. 4A « January 21, 2021 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

TULSA NEWS IN BRIEF 1 BOK Financial reports 4Q net income

BOK Financial Corp. on Wednesday reported fourth- quarter net income of $154.2 million. The Tulsa-based bank said it had earnings of $2.21 per share. The results beat Wall Street expectations. The average esti- tribe’s ‘right to exclude’ as well also ease the concerns of those mate of five analysts surveyed as the right to control econom- who thought this would be by Zacks Investment Research ic activity within its jurisdiction, the subject of litigation, while was for earnings of $1.99 per and to defray the cost of pro- strengthening our relationship share. viding governmental services.” with the Seminole Nation.” The regional banking opera- Chilcoat said nonmember –Staff report E-books and audiobooks checked out digitally by the Metropolitan tor posted revenue of $515.8 oil and gas producers who Library System grew in popularity in 2020. million in the period. Its rev- have entered the Seminole Na- PHOTO BY PERFECTO CAPUCINE ON UNSPLASH enue net of interest expense tion’s trust lands or restricted OKLAHOMA CITY was $494 million, also topping Indian allotments to benefit 3 Volunteers sought Street forecasts. Three analysts from oil and gas production are surveyed by Zacks expected required to remit taxes to the at state coronavirus MLS surpasses 2M digital $487.2 million. Seminole Nation as prescribed vaccination sites For the year, the company under Title 33 of the Seminole reported profit of $435 million, Nation’s Code of Laws. The Oklahoma State Depart- book checkouts in 2020 or $6.19 per share. Revenue “At this time, the Seminole ment of Health said Wednesday was reported as $1.95 billion. Nation has not exerted taxation it is seeking volunteers to help at OKLAHOMA CITY – The Met- The top five e-book titles BOK Financial shares have authority over nonmember oil vaccination sites in the state. ropolitan Library Sys- borrowed included Where increased 17% since the be- and gas producers operating DHS’ Medical Reserve Corps is tem reached a record-break- the Crawdads Sing by Delia ginning of the year. The stock on fee simple land,” he said. searching for both medical and ing 2 million digital book Owens, Educated by Tara has declined 7% in the last 12 The Seminole Tribal Jurisdic- non-medical volunteers to give checkouts in 2020. Westover, Harry Potter and months. tion Area is located in south- vaccinations, handle registration E-books and audiobooks the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. –Associated Press central Oklahoma, approxi- and perform other tasks at PODS, have grown in popularity Rowling, Little Fires Every- mately 45 miles east of Oklaho- or points of dispensing sites, at in recent years, and the im- where by Celeste Ng, and The ma City, and includes most of more than 50 locations in the portance of digital lending Guardians by John Grisham. WEWOKA Seminole County. The Seminole state. became even more apparent The top 5 audiobook titles 2 Seminole Nation Nation Tribal Complex is in We- “This is a huge, unprecedented in a year marked by building borrowed through the MLS in woka. The tribe includes an en- effort to vaccinate the majority of closures and Oklahomans 2020 included three from the chief issues rolled popula- our population of nearly 4 million routinely staying closer to Harry Potter series, Where the statement on tion of 18,681 Oklahomans. We need as much home due to the coronavirus Crawdads Sing, and Becom- members. help as we can get from our com- pandemic. ing by Michelle Obama. taxation authority Oklahoma munity to make it possible,” said Oklahoma City’s library Readers in Oklahoma Seminole Nation Chief Greg Attorney reserve corps coordinator Lezlie system was one of 102 world- County need only a valid P. Chilcoat spoke Wednesday General Mike Carter. wide that surpassed 1 million library card to access digital about the Seminole Nation’s Hunter re- Oklahoma has administered checkouts. books in the OverDrive-pow- taxation authority over non- sponded that 242,093 vaccinations, accord- The MLS has been pro- ered digital collection to read member oil and gas producers Chilcoat’s ing to data from the federal viding readers with 24/7 on any major device, such as within the Mike statement Centers for Disease Control and access to e-books and Chromebook or Kindle. Seminole Hunter should help Prevention, including 30,919 audiobooks for several Visit https://metrolibrary. Reservation. provide a to people who have now re- years through OverDrive and overdrive.com or download “As a sov- “clearer path forward” for oper- ceived the required two doses of its award-winning Libby read- the Libby app to get started. ereign nation ators and others with interests vaccine. ing app. Deputy Director of The Metropolitan Library predating the in Oklahoma’s energy industry. The Health Department re- Public Services Chris Ken- System includes 19 branch lo- U.S. Consti- “I appreciate Chief Greg ported an additional 1,986 cases nedy said reader interest and cations and typically circulates tution, the Chilcoat for his statement Wednesday and 48 more deaths usage has grown every year. more than 6 million materials Seminole today clarifying the tribe’s as- for totals of 360,360 cases and a “We’re so excited to reach each year. Greg P. Nation has serted taxation authority over death toll of 3,085 since the pan- this milestone. This has been Serving a growing network Chilcoat the inherent oil and gas producers within demic began. a tough year for everyone of 65,000 libraries and schools authority to Seminole County only extends Oklahoma had the fourth- and this achievement shows in 84 countries, OverDrive levy severance taxes on non- to those producers operat- highest number of new cases per us how much the community delivers the industry’s larg- member oil and gas producers ing on Seminole Nation trust capita in the nation Wednesday values the library,” Kennedy est digital catalog of e-books, operating on the Seminole Na- land or restricted allotments, with 1,270.73 per 100,000 resi- said. audiobooks, magazines and tion’s trust and restricted lands,” and not on any land owned by dents during the past two weeks, The top-circulating genre other content through award- Chilcoat said. “As articulated non-Indians,” Hunter said. “This according to data from Johns for digital checkouts – ro- winning apps. The Libby read- by the Supreme Court in Mer- gives state officials and produc- Hopkins University, although the mance – was well-representing app for libraries was rion v. Jicarilla Apache Nation, ers looking to do business in seven-day rolling average of new ed in a vast catalog that also named one of the 20 best tribal authority to levy taxes Oklahoma more certainty and cases in Oklahoma declined from includes thrillers, biographies of the decade by Popular over nonmembers on trust and a clearer path forward when 3,498.14 per day to 2,988.14. and books penned especially Mechanics. restricted lands stems from the operating. His move should –Associated Press for children and young adults. –Staff report

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OKLAHOMA CITY residents. 3 Senators urge “Many of these immediate care governor to rethink facilities are unable to provide the services they need to help their managed care residents thrive since they are contracts regulated under nursing home models,” Bergstrom said. “Current Ten state senators sent a letter regulations that govern these to Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday facilities are counterproductive for urging him to rethink his plan to community jobs and opportuni- enter into a managed care con- ties for increased independence tract for Oklahoma’s Medicaid for these residents.” population. Under the pilot program, fund- State Sen. George Burns, R- ing would directly follow each Pollard, said documents from the resident from the ICF to the DDS governor’s office show that mov- group home. If an ICF is converted ing the state’s Medicaid popula- to a group home, all residents tion to an out-of-state managed would immediately receive DDS care system would not save the group home waiver services so state money. there would be no interruption in Programs of nonprofit organizations in Oklahoma promoting literacy, fine arts, historical preservation, “My district is on the border funding for residents. help for the homeless and numerous other services to enhance quality of life are among finalists for ONE between Oklahoma and Texas, so I –Staff report Awards to be presented in April by the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits. have constituents with experience PHOTO BY SEVEN SHOOTER ON UNSPLASH working with managed care in Texas, and none of the people I’ve OKLAHOMA CITY spoken to who’ve had to deal with 3 Devon changes time managed care systems believe it’s good for patients or the health- for earnings call Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits care system,” Burns said. “Based on my conversations, they aren’t sure Devon Energy Corp. will host its announces finalists for ONE Awards who it’s good for other than the fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 out-of-state insurance companies earnings conference call earlier TULSA – The Oklahoma Center Literary Coalition/Magic City category: Sisu Youth (Oklaho- and their stockholders.” than previously announced. for Nonprofits has announced Books in Tulsa; in the commu- ma City); Western Plains Youth The lawmakers said the Okla- The conference call will be held the lineup of finalists for the nity category: Compassionate & Family Services Inc. (Wood- homa Health Care Authority is at 9 a.m. Central on Feb. 17. The 2021 Oklahoma Nonprofit Ex- Hands in Yukon; the Southern ward); and Youth Villages Inc. one of the best Medicaid agencies call will consist primarily of an- cellence Awards. Oklahoma Library System in in Oklahoma City. in the nation and they hope the swers to questions from analysts The ONE Awards event, Ardmore; the Tulsa Historical To request sponsorship governor will delay signing any and investors. A webcast link will scheduled for April 24 in Tul- Society & Museum; in the ed- information for the 2021 managed care contract until he be provided on Devon’s website sa, is the only program in the ucation category: Bartlesville ONE Awards, contact Rob can come together with the Sen- at www.devonenergy.com, and a state honoring demonstrated Education Promise; Rainbow Gardenhire at rgardenhire@ ate and House to find a solution replay will be available. excellence in nonprofit ser- Fleet in Oklahoma City; Six okcnp.org. The 2021 ONE that is affordable and will provide The company will report its vice. The Oklahoma Center for Twelve – The Young School in Awards will be livestreamed better healthcare outcomes for fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 Nonprofits has given nearly Oklahoma City; in the health at www.okcnp.org/ Oklahomans. results Feb. 16, after the close of $2 million in cash awards category: the Oklahoma one-awards. Other lawmakers who signed U.S. financial markets. The earn- since its inception in 2008. State University Foundation The Oklahoma Center for the letter included state Sens. ings release and accompanying “The ONE Award recipients – on behalf of OSU Medicine Nonprofits assists more than Mark Allen, R-Spiro; Micheal presentation also will be avail- are selected for their excel- (Tulsa); the Shortgrass Com- 730 members with training, Bergstrom, R-Adair; David Bul- able on the company’s website lence in all areas, from impact munity Health Center in Hol- consultation, networking, lard, R-Durant; Tom Dugger, at www.devonenergy.com. and service delivery to clients, lis; and Tulsa CARES (Tulsa); in advocacy and recognition. R-Stillwater; Warren Hamilton, –Staff report to reputation, to internal the self-sufficiency category: The center’s primary mission R-McCurtain; Joe Newhouse, R- management and efficien- Ada Homeless Services; Tulsa is to empower nonprofits to Broken Arrow; Roland Pederson, cies,” said Phil Lakin Jr., who Dream Center; and the Wings achieve excellence in their R-Burlington; Rob Standridge, OKLAHOMA CITY chairs the ONE Awards Selec- Special Needs Community in missions. Since 1981, it has R-Norman; and Darrell Weaver, 3 Car Wash Owners tion Commission. Edmond; in the transforma- assisted thousands of indi- R-Moore This year’s finalist organi- tion category: RestoreOKC viduals and organizations –Staff report Network partners zations include for arts and (Oklahoma City); Wings of through various programs with Okie Express humanities: the Circle Cinema Home Family Crisis Services designed to build capac- Foundation in Tulsa; Okla- in Stillwater; and the YMCA of ity and affect the lives of OKLAHOMA CITY Car Wash Owners Network, homa Youth Orchestras in Great Oklahoma City Military Oklahomans. 3 Bill would establish a portfolio company of Balti- Oklahoma City; and the Tulsa Welcome Center; in the youth –Staff report more-based Access Holdings, Disabilities Pilot has announced it has closed Program Act its investment in Okie Express NORMAN Auto Wash, the largest car wash Mike North said Access Hold- 4 “This fellowship will inspire A state lawmaker has proposed operator in the Oklahoma City ings was attractive to Okie as a Mellon grant our students to lead and advo- creation of a pilot program to al- market. growth partner. awarded to OU cate for the diverse issues facing low 15 care facilities for individuals Financial terms were not “Access Holdings and CWON Native American tribal nations today,” OU with intellectual disabilities to be disclosed. clearly distinguished themselves President Joseph Harroz Jr. selected by the Oklahoma Health Founded in 2008, Okie owns by their knowledge of the in- studies initiative said. Care Authority and Department of and operates 11 express car dustry and relationship-oriented Each fellowship class will Human Services and converted to wash locations in Oklahoma approach to crafting the right A grant from the Andrew W. consist of 12 students. It’s an- Developmental Disabilities Service City. Okie washes more than 1 deal,” he said. Mellon Foundation will establish ticipated that many will become group homes. million cars annually and sup- Okie is CWON’s second in- a new fellowship program at future leaders in Indian Country. Senate Bill 470, the Inde- ports multiple local charities. vestment in a car wash operator. the University of Oklahoma to The grant will also support two pendence and Opportunity for In a release, CWON said it is In January 2020, CWON part- educate and empower students postdoctoral associates who will Persons with Disabilities Pilot Pro- partnering with Okie to support nered with the ownership team to make a difference in Indian be housed in the Department of gram Act, was filed by state Sen. the company’s next stage of ac- of Cobblestone Auto Spa in Country. Native American Studies. Michael Bergstrom, R-Adair. celerated growth. Phoenix and Denver. The affili- The four-year grant for The Mellon Foundation Im- Currently, small intermediate “During our investment ated network now includes 42 $749,240 was awarded to the pact Fellows Initiative was de- care facilities, categorized as 12 process, we developed a shared locations with additional loca- Department of Native Ameri- veloped by principal investiga- beds or fewer, are regulated as view of future growth oppor- tions planned. can Studies and Native Nations tors Raymond Orr and Amanda traditional nursing homes. How- tunities and a compelling vi- Founded in 2008, Okie owns Center at OU. The funding will Cobb-Greetham. Orr chairs the ever, many residents in the facili- sion for the business we want and operates 11 express car support establishment of the Department of Native American ties are young, able-bodied adults to build together,” said Kevin wash locations and plans to Mellon Foundation Impact Fel- Studies, and Cobb-Greetham is who have a need to work, socialize McAllister, managing partner at add several more Oklahoma lows Initiative to enhance stu- director of the Native Nations and learn in a much different way Access Holdings. City locations over the next 24 dent leadership, scholarship and Center at OU. than traditional nursing home Okie Chief Executive Officer months. –Staff report community engagement. –Staff report 6A « January 21, 2021 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com PERSPECTIVES POLICY MATTERS Making government GUEST COLUMN serve the people Financial bridge available for families When it comes to how our One of the most sacred values the Opportunity Scholarship Perhaps the best thing about governments work, budgets should be in our society is encouraging Fund (OSF) shines. We shrink the our program is that we connect policy tools that reflect how we intend our nurturing parents to raise children disparity between a child’s needs generous and charitable givers governments to operate and signify what based on the academic and social and what a family can afford. We directly with schools that meet we want them to accomplish. At least that’s needs of the child. intentionally help lower-income specific student needs. We have the way that it should be. Regrettably, in Oklahoma, many families afford the right schools by found Oklahomans to be very However, many governments – like parents do not get to select where turning generous donations from generous when they know their the state of Oklahoma – build public their kids go to individuals and corporations into dollars are going directly into a budgets based on the availability of school. In short, tuition assistance for nearly 70 classroom to meet a kid’s need. revenue. This means the upcoming year’s their ZIP code accredited private schools across Oklahoma needs a wide variety budget follows a similar allocation pattern determines the Oklahoma. of education alternatives to from the previous year. As a result, policy kind of public National School Choice accommodate a very diverse priorities from previous officials continue education their Week, Jan. 24-30, is the perfect population and the uniqueness of to echo far into the future, sometimes children receive. time to celebrate the difference each child. We are lucky to live in a well after the usefulness of the initial A small we have made for thousands of state that recognizes supporting a appropriation or revenue measure. percentage of students -- students who need an wide variety of models as the best Instead of crafting budgets on past affluent families environment where they can fight way to help our children reach their precedent, taxpayers HOPPER SMITH can easily access drug addiction, avoid bullies and potential. would be better high-quality gangs, live out their faith, or get the At OSF, we will continue doing served if lawmakers private schools, individualized attention for special everything we can to help families built the state budget but this is not true for most needs which may be limited at who want an accredited private- from a publicly Oklahomans. To complicate this public schools. school education for their child. discussed, needs- reality, the COVID-19 pandemic Additionally, during the With the help of our donors, we can based focus for caused even more people to suffer pandemic, private schools were change lives and secure a successful every state agency economically and further widened able to nimbly respond to the future for all of Oklahoma’s kids. and program. By the access gap. ever-changing safety protocols. AHNIWAKE focusing on our What options are available to The greatest result is less stress Hopper Smith is president ROSE state’s needs and parents who desperately need a on parents and less chance of of the board of directors of the opportunities, we financial bridge? That is where interrupting students’ development. Opportunity Scholarship Fund. could shift spending toward being proactive rather than reactive. To create change in our state, advocates need to understand both the state budget process and the legislative RIGHT THINKING process. That’s why my organization, the Oklahoma Policy Institute, and our colleagues at the Oklahoma Institute for Pray that none other than the honest and wise should govern Child Advocacy will be offering advocacy training sessions this month. We seek to Every inauguration of a new the president to govern. Sticking But our traditional institutions better equip Oklahomans with insights president offers a renewal of the to the Constitution’s division of and principles also protect against into how our complicated government American promise to secure the labor concentrates the attention of this hazard. Both, formally, with systems operate and the tools that can rights of life, liberty, and opportu- national officials on the indispens- rules like the filibuster and, in our create change. nity to pursue happiness belonging able jobs only they can do – defend informal constitutional morality, OK Policy’s State Budget Summit to all our people. Our elected lead- the nation against external threats, we, historically, have not granted and Advocate Training will be held in ers, being imperfect, will both fulfill conduct foreign policy, and foster the national government significant two half-day sessions on Jan. 26 and 27. and betray that promise, but we are a prosperous economy that lifts up new powers or responsibilities un- The event will feature state and national entitled to hope the successes will Americans of all regions and classes. less supported by a strong biparti- speakers and panelists to provide insights outweigh the failures. The just-as-important flip side of san consensus. I’m not talking about into the upcoming state budget and how Unfortunately, everyone staying in their constitu- a new president and supportive the state can better align its budget to meet in this time of tional lanes is that leaving the other Congress setting taxes or spending the needs of all Oklahomans. The OICA crisis, we are aspects of government, including policies – on standard governing Legislative Learning Lab will be full day tempted to use education, public safety, and moral- matters, the winning party should sessions held Jan. 27 to Feb. 1 to provide any tool at our ity, to states and localities makes it generally get its way. Similarly, the advocates a crash course in Oklahoma’s disposal to crush possible for a deeply divided nation Senate should confirm a new presi- legislative process. Information and our enemies and to live successfully together. Fed- dent’s choice of executive officers registration for the events is available make permanent eralism leads to genuine pluralism – elections should matter. through our organizations’ websites: our power. If, as – different states, and even cities John Adams, upon becoming the okpolicy.org/BudgetSummit and oica.org. our newly elected within states, embody different ways first president to occupy the White Important discussions about ANDREW officials claim, of life. House, prayed that none other governing, including laws and state SPIROPOULOS we truly wish to When our institutions operate than the honest and wise should budgets, generally occur between a live together in properly, the outcome of a national rule under this roof. It is good to small number of elected officials and relative harmony, election should never genuinely have faith that President Joe Biden policymakers before information the American constitutional regime, threaten the laws and mores of will be both. If we are so blessed, is presented for public discussion. faithfully followed, enables us to particular communities. On bal- he will vindicate the hopes of his Oklahoma’s laws and its public budgets pursue our most cherished policy ance, Congress has never been the supporters by changing the policies should be developed to make strategic priorities without jeopardizing the principal threat to traditional ways of the national government while investments that make our state more rights of our political opponents. of life – it is the U.S. Supreme Court also protecting us all by ensuring we equitable for all Oklahomans. That’s However, this happy outcome that has done the most damage to leave our institutions and structural why our organizations work to ensure depends on Americans understand- our pluralist society. I am optimistic rules of the game alone. that Oklahomans are equipped with ing not only the mechanics of our that the new court will at least arrest information about governmental constitutional structures, but the its imperial interference in our com- Andrew Spiropoulos is the Robert processes. By doing so, everyday spirit or morality that must animate munal lives and even try to repair S. Kerr, Sr. Professor of Constitutional Oklahomans can demand our public how we employ these institutions. some of the harm it has caused. Law at Oklahoma City University and officials commit to governmental The most venerable of these With regard to our domestic the Milton Friedman Distinguished transparency and responsiveness through structures is the division of author- affairs, the chief threat posed by Fellow at the Oklahoma Council of both their words and their actions. ity between the national govern- Washington is that it will overly Public Affairs. The views expressed in ment and the states. The underlying empower a bloated and officious this column are those of the author Ahniwake Rose is executive director purpose of federalism is not to bureaucracy, threatening our and should not be attributed to either of the Oklahoma Policy Institute. cripple the capacity of Congress and economic liberty and prosperity. institution. AICCO JR ad 1-21.pdf 1 1/18/21journalrecord.com 7:56 PM » THE JOURNAL RECORD » January 21, 2021 » 7A Biden signals plans to halt oil activity in Arctic wildlife refuge JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) – President Joe Biden The fight to open the coastal plain to on Wednesday signaled plans to place a drilling goes back decades, with the state’s temporary moratorium on oil and gas lease Republican congressional delegation hail- activities in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife ing the issuance of leases as “significant and Refuge after the Trump administration is- meaningful for Alaska’s future.” sued leases in a remote, rugged area consid- Alaska U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan said ered sacred by the Indigenous Gwich’in. in a statement that Americans did not “AICCO IS CONTINUOUSLY RESEARCHING The plans, along with other proposed give Biden “a mandate to kill good- AND FINDING NEW MEANS OF HELPING executive actions, were announced on a fact paying jobs and curry favor with coastal ITS MEMBERS AND INDIAN COUNTRY GROW AND EVOLVE.” sheet by the new administration on Biden’s elites.” - Bailey Walker, AICCO State President inauguration day. Sullivan added that he “will do everything Issuing leases had been a priority of the in my power ... to fight back against these Trump administration following a 2017 job-killing orders and regulatory reviews.” C law calling for lease sales, said Lesli Ellis- Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy, a Republi-M Wouters, a spokesperson for the U.S. Bureau can, said the state “does responsible oil and COME JOIN US! of Land Management in Alaska. gas development in the Arctic better thanY • Business to Business Networking The agency held the first lease sale for the anyone, and yet our economic future is CMat refuge’s coastal plain on Jan. 6. Eight days risk should this line of attack on our sover- • Annual B2B and Trade Show Event later, Ellis-Wouters said, it signed leases for eignty and well-being continue.” MY nine tracts totaling nearly 685 square miles. Oil has long been the economic lifebloodCY • Regional Chapters However, the issuance of the leases was not of Alaska, and drilling supporters have CMY announced publicly until Tuesday, President viewed development as a way to boost oil • Sponsorship Opportunities Donald Trump’s last full day in office. production that is a fraction of what it wasK Ellis-Wouters said in an email Wednes- in the late 1980s, and generate revenue and The American Indian Chamber of Commerce (AICCO), day morning that the agency had not yet re- create or sustain jobs. established in 1993, is a unique collective of Native American ceived official guidance on any presidential Drilling critics have said the area off the business professionals, tribal nation contacts, Native-centric orders. Beaufort Sea provides habitat for wildlife E. Colleen Bryan, a spokesperson for the including caribou, polar bears, wolves and organizations, entrepreneurs, companies, and corporations. Alaska Industrial Development and Export birds – and should be off limits to drilling. Its primary goal is to enhance business growth and opportunity Authority, said the state corporation, which The Gwich’in have raised concerns about was issued seven leases and was the main impacts on a caribou herd on which they for American Indian and tribal-owned businesses in Oklahoma bidder in the lease sale, “can’t speculate what have relied for subsistence. though its inclusive-approach membership is also open to other may happen with the new administration.” “It is so important that our young people minority-owned and even non-minority businesses. Biden has opposed drilling in the region see that we are heard, and that the President and the new administration announced acknowledges our voices, our human rights plans for an executive order that would tem- and our identity,” Bernadette Demientieff, porarily halt lease activities there. Drilling executive director of the Gwich’in Steering To learn more, or become a member of AICCO, visit opponents hope it is a step toward providing Committee, said in a statement. “We know permanent protections, which Biden called there’s so much work ahead, and are thank- aiccok.org for during the presidential campaign. Details ful that the president will take early action to of his plans weren’t immediately available. help protect these lands forever.”

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BY CHIP MINTY long existed before Europeans arrived in credentials that would qualify them for undisclosed area, where she will teach The Journal Record North America. those positions. archaeological techniques imperative In 2019, Jones was hired as a professor Papas said many of ECU’s students are to the preservation of ancient history. Thousands of years ago, ancient of archaeology at East Central University members of the Chickasaw Nation, and Students will learn flotation methods ancestors of the Caddo Tribe lived on the in Ada, and she is training students how some are involved in Jones’ program. used to filter through soil in search of Oklahoma plains, along the Red River to properly recover, preserve and steward While the Caddoan excavation site is tiny artifacts and plant remains. They and its tributaries, the precious details of a history that is not associated with the Chickasaws, it will learn how to do lab work, such as growing corn and still so important to the roots of America. is still important to the Chickasaw tribe how to clean and catalog discovered other vegetables But Jones is no academic. She has built because the Chickasaws believe they are artifacts. while hunting deer, a successful career in field archaeology representatives of all the ancient people “Some of my students are Native bear and buffalo. across the country, including areas that have gone before them. American and the important part of this They lived in of historic preservation and cultural That is why Chickasaw Nation Gov. program is that it ensures the tribes have villages composed resource management. Now she is Bill Anoatubby and ECU President a voice in decisions and the students of earthen lodges, leading the university’s first field study Katricia Pierson jointly endorsed have a voice as well,” Jones said. which were dome- program, introducing students into a the program last year through a By the end of this summer, Jones shaped structures built slightly below career field that is in growing demand memorandum of understanding. could recover important discoveries ground with timber and covered with by government agencies and Native In January, Jones obtained landowner for the historical record while planting branches, grass and earth. American tribes in Oklahoma and permission to hold her first field study professional seeds that may result in Holly Jones, a professional across the country. at the site of an ancient Caddoan earth a new contingent of cultural resource archaeologist, has been studying these Christine Papas, chair of ECU’s house. She says the site is an exciting, managers for tribes and the government. earth lodges and many other aspects department of political law and society, important location that has never been “That’s the goal,” she says. “We want of Native American life for a quarter- says every tribe must have a historic excavated by professional archaeologists. to provide a degree that will open doors century, digging for relics that add new preservation officer and students from This summer, Jones will lead for students to do meaningful work in chapters to a rich human heritage that the ECU program could graduate with about a dozen ECU students to the this area.” Work on Keystone XL pipeline suspended ahead of Biden action TORONTO (AP) – The Canadian com- are causing climate change. The Obama the third-largest oil reserves in the world. years of Trump, but the pipeline is an pany behind the Keystone XL oil pipeline administration rejected it, but President Jason Kenney, premier of the oil-rich early irritant as Biden has long said he said Wednesday it has suspended work Donald Trump revived it and has been a province of Alberta, said late Tuesday he would cancel it. on the pipeline in anticipation of incom- strong supporter. Construction already urged Trudeau to tell Biden that “rescind- Trudeau has tried to balance the oil ing U.S. President Joe Biden revoking its started. ing the Keystone XL border crossing industry’s desire for more pipelines with permit. Kirsten Hillman, Canada’s ambas- permit would damage the Canada-US environmentalists’ concerns. He can- Biden’s Day One plans included mov- sador to the United States, said Canada bilateral relationship.” celed one major pipeline to the Pacific ing to revoke a presidential permit for the needs to move on now that Biden has Trudeau and Biden are politically coast from oil-rich Alberta, but approved pipeline. made a decision. aligned and there are expectations for another and instituted a national carbon The 1,700-mile pipeline would carry “Of course we’re disappointed. We a return to normal relations after four tax. roughly 800,000 barrels of oil a day from worked hard over the past number of Alberta to the Texas Gulf Coast, passing months trying to make the case for Key- through Montana, South Dakota, Ne- stone XL,” Hillman told the Canadian braska, Kansas and Oklahoma. Broadcasting Corp. “As a result of the expected revocation “He had made a commitment during of the Presidential Permit, advancement his campaign and he lived up to that of the project will be suspended,” the commitment. I think we have to accept Calgary, Alberta-based company said in that and move forward.” a statement. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raised First proposed in 2008, the pipeline Keystone XL as a top priority when he has become emblematic of the tensions spoke with Biden in a phone call in No- between economic development and vember. The project is meant to expand curbing the fossil fuel emissions that critical oil exports for Canada, which has

Pipes to be used for the Keystone XL pipeline are stored in a field near Dorchester, Neb. Work on the pipeline has been suspended. CHRIS MACHIAN/OMAHA WORLD-HERALD VIA AP journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » January 21, 2021 » 9A Chickasaw entrepreneur sets sights on native health

BY CHIP MINTY who works directly The Journal Record with two dozen tribes. Seventeen percent of the nation’s He says his compa- tribal members are in fair or poor ny had 25 employees health and Native Americans have in 2019 and the staff a shorter life expectancy than any has about doubled in other race in the size each year. Today, country, said Tribal Corey he has 75 employees, Diagnostics Chief Littlepage and he expects to Executive Cory reach 100 by the end Littlepage. of 2021. Fifty percent of the firm’s Native Ameri- staff is a member of a minority and cans are plagued 70% are women. with deadly diseas- There are about 6 million Native es such as diabetes, Americans in the United States and hepatitis, heart disease, substance no other lab in the country is focused abuse and alcoholism, he said. The on Indian Country, Littlepage says. health conditions of so many Native “We understand the issues they Americans is tragic, and that is what face better than any other lab.” has inspired Littlepage to establish a Littlepage has placed significant company with a mission to help. focus on opioid abuse within the Born in Edmond, raised in Tulsa tribal community, citing vast health and a member of the Chickasaw care disparities in Indian Country. Nation, Littlepage established his “Opioid abuse is rampant in our company in 2015 and was quickly tribal and rural communities,” he recognized as the 2016 Start-Up Tribal Diagnostics has conducted tens of thousands of COVID-19 tests for the public said. “Our partnerships with tribes of the Year by Rural Enterprises of through 2020 and 2021. PHOTO PROVIDED BY TRIBAL DIAGNOSTICS and tribal governments in working Oklahoma Inc. The Oklahoma City- to combat the opioid epidemic is in- based company serves health care tegral in making Tribal Diagnostics a providers in Oklahoma, Texas and non-native neighbors, he talks about of laboratory tests,” said Littlepage, success in the industry.” seven other states. his plans to expand his services and who spent 15 years in the health care Meanwhile, Littlepage says he is Littlepage, who earned his bach- his geographical footprint. industry before embarking on his dedicated to keeping costs to pa- elor’s degree in business admin- The company serves health care Tribal Diagnostics venture. tients low while delivering quality istration from the University of providers with a broad array of He is passionate about improv- tests in a timely way to help health Kansas and an MBA from Southern laboratory testing services ranging the health of Native Americans. care providers identify risks and act Methodist University, is an energetic ing from metabolic blood testing About 20% of the tests his lab per- more quickly to manage their pa- entrepreneur. to monitoring for opioid abuse. forms are for Native American patients’ health. A resident of Dallas, Littlep- Since May of last year, the company tients, while 80% are for non-native “There is a need in Oklahoma and age spends much of his time at the has performed tens of thousands of patients. a need in the country to change the Tribal Diagnostics lab in Oklahoma COVID-19 tests. “We partner with everyone, but cost and quality of health care and City, and when he’s not talking about “Seventy percent of all medical at the core, our passion is to help we want to be part of that solution,” helping Native Americans and their decisions are made off the results underserved areas,” said Littlepage, he said.

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The final rule notes that “[t]he ultimate inquiry is whether, as a matter of economic reality, the worker is dependent upon a particular individual, business, or organization for work (and is thus an employee) or is in business for him- or herself (and is thus an independent contrac- tor).” Accordingly, the DOL reaffirmed the economic reality test – a multi-factor test MELISSA to determine worker MCDUFFEY classifications that the DOL and many Martin Shkreli arrives at federal court in New York in 2017. AP FILE PHOTO/SETH WENIG courts have used and long struggled to apply in a consistent and predicable manner. To curb some of those inconsistencies, the final rule provides some guidance on the application of the factors. The final rule identifies five specific fac- ‘Pharma Bro’ Shkreli tors to consider when classifying workers. There are two “core factors,” which include (1) the nature and degree of control over the individual’s work, and (2) the individual’s loses second bid for early opportunity for profit or loss based on his or her own initiative or management of investment. These core factors are the “most probative” to the analysis, but there are also “other factors” to consider, including (a) the prison release amount of skill required for the work, (b) the degree of permanence of the working BY MICHAEL R. SISAK because coronavirus-related lock- get, and defrauding investors in a relationship between the individual and Associated Press downs were impeding his ability to drug company, Retrophin, by hiding the potential employer, and (c) whether communicate with the lawyers repre- his ownership of some of its stock. the work is part of an integrated unit of NEW YORK – That’s another no for senting him in a civil lawsuit brought Shkreli, who was ordered to forfeit production. Employers should note that the the “Pharma Bro.” by the Federal Trade Commission. $7.3 million as part of his sentence, actual practices of the worker and the em- A federal judge has rejected con- Matsumoto noted that Shkreli re- is due to be released from prison in ployer are more relevant than contractual victed pharmaceutical executive’s cently had a two-hour Zoom session September 2023. obligations. Martin Shkreli’s second request to with his lawyers, as well as several Shkreli first gained notoriety by While the final rule’s guidance seems be let out of prison early, showing phone calls up to an hour in length. buying the rights to a drug used to to provide some relief to employers, that skepticism about his claim in court Shkreli’s lawyer, Benjamin Braf- treat an infection that occurs in some relief may be short-lived because the Biden papers that mental health issues have man, declined to comment. AIDS, malaria and cancer patients administration has already expressed intent weakened his immune system and The low-security prison in Allen- and raising the price from $13.50 to to freeze Trump administration regulations made him more susceptible to con- wood, Pennsylvania, where Shkreli $750 per pill. He is also known for that are not yet effective when President- tracting the coronavirus. is locked up has seen an increase in attacking critics on social media and elect Biden takes office. This particular rule U.S. District Judge Kiyo Mat- coronavirus cases among inmates offering a bounty to anyone who will not become effective until March 8, and sumoto said in a 12-page ruling and staff, with 26 inmates and 14 could give him one of Hillary Clin- only if the Biden administration does not on Friday that Shkreli again failed staff members currently testing ton’s hairs. delay, modify or rescind the rule. Employers to demonstrate extraordinary and positive. In his original request for compas- should, therefore, wait and see how the compelling factors that would re- Prosecutors said that, as of Jan. sionate release, Shkreli asked to be Biden administration reacts to the final quire a sentence modification, such 6, there were no positive cases in let out of prison for three months to rule before making any changes to business as release under home confinement Shkreli’s housing unit. In her ruling, put his background “as a successful arrangements. rules designed to move vulnerable Matsumoto wrote that Shkreli is a two-time biopharma entrepreneur” Worker classifications are inherently inmates out of institutions during “relatively young and healthy man” to work researching a coronavirus complex and fact-specific, so employers the pandemic. and won’t be at high risk of severe treatment “under strict supervision.” with questions about the proper classifica- Matsumoto, the same judge who complications if he were to contract Matsumoto rejected that, relay- tion of their workers should contact an ex- ruled against Shkreli in May, said the the disease. ing concerns of probation officials perienced labor and employment attorney. 37-year-old presented no evidence to Shkreli is serving a seven-year that Shkreli’s claim that he could support his claims and that a mental prison sentence for a 2017 convic- develop a cure for coronavirus that Melissa McDuffey is an attorney with health practitioner who evaluated tion for lying to investors about the “so far eluded the best medical and Crowe & Dunlevy, crowedunlevy.com, and him found him to be stable. performance of two hedge funds he scientific minds in the world work- a member of the Labor & Employment Matsumoto also rejected the argu- ran, withdrawing more money from ing around the clock” is “delusional Practice Group. ment that Shkreli should be let out those funds than he was entitled to self-aggrandizing behavior.” LEGAL journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » January 21, 2021 » 13A LEGAL BRIEFS

No-go for Joe Exotic: istration’s most momentous Trump pardon list climate rollbacks on Tuesday, omits ‘Tiger King’ saying officials acted illegally in issuing a new rule that eased OKLAHOMA CITY – One name federal regulation of air pollu- missing in President Donald tion from power plants. Trump’s flurry of pardons is “Ti- The Trump administration ger King” Joe Exotic. rule was based on a “mistaken His team was so confident in reading of the Clean Air Act,” a pardon that they’d readied a the U.S. Court of Appeals for celebratory limousine and a hair the District of Columbia ruled, and wardrobe team to whisk adding that the Environmental away the zookeeper-turned- Protection Agency “fundamen- reality-TV-star, who is now tally has misconceived the law.” serving a 22-year federal prison The decision is likely to give the sentence in Texas. But he wasn’t incoming Biden administration on the list announced Wednes- a freer hand to regulate emis- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton speaks in Washington at a rally in support of President Donald Trump day morning. sions from power plants, one of on Jan. 6. AP FILE PHOTO/JACQUELYN MARTIN Joe Exotic, whose real name the major sources of climate- is Joseph Maldonado-Passage, damaging fossil fuel emissions. was sentenced in January 2020 EPA spokeswoman Molly to 22 years in federal prison Block called the agency’s han- Trump issues no pardon for Texas attorney general for violating federal wildlife dling of the rule change “well- laws and for his role in a failed supported.” The court decision AUSTIN, Texas – A federal investigation against The attorney general spoke at the Jan. 6 rally murder-for-hire plot targeting “risks injecting more uncer- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton remains in Washington shortly before a mob of Trump’s his chief rival, Carole Baskin, tainty at a time when the nation in play after his name was absent Wednesday supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol in a deadly who runs a rescue sanctuary for needs regulatory stability,” she from a last-minute list of pardons in the waning riot. big cats in Florida. Baskin was said. hours of Donald Trump’s presidency. Paxton also brought a legal challenge asking not harmed. Environmental groups cel- The investigation centers on allegations that the U.S. Supreme Court to effectively reverse Maldonado-Passage, who ebrated the ruling by a three- Paxton committed bribery, abuse of office and Joe Biden’s victory in the presidential elec- has maintained his innocence, member panel of the Court of other crimes. Paxton’s top deputies reported tion, prompting speculation that Paxton was was also sentenced for killing Appeals. him to the FBI in September, accusing him of angling for a pardon. five tigers, selling tiger cubs and Trump, who campaigned in using his position to help an Austin real estate Trump joined the lawsuit and praised Pax- falsifying wildlife records. A jury 2016 on a pledge to bring back developer. ton’s effort to subvert the election, but legal convicted him in April 2019. the struggling coal industry, Paxton has not been charged in federal experts dismissed it as frivolous even before In his pardon application filed repealed the Obama adminis- court, so any pardon would have been preemp- the court tossed the case. in September, Maldonado-Pas- tration’s plan to reduce emis- tive. He has broadly denied wrongdoing. – Associated Press sage’s attorneys argued that he sions from coal-fired plants that was “railroaded and betrayed” power the nation’s electric grid. by others. Maldonado-Passage, His administration substituted 57, is scheduled to be released the Affordable Clean Energy from custody in 2037, but his plan, which left most decision The department last year Several of the stocks were in Domenico Arcuri says in a attorneys said in the application making on regulating power separately closed without companies that own hotels. statement he’s secured unani- that “he will likely die in prison” plant emissions to states. Op- charges investigations into Burr has acknowledged sell- mous backing from Italy’s re- because of health concerns. ponents said the rule imposed stock trading by multiple other ing the stocks because of the gional governors to take civil or The blond mullet-wearing zoo- no meaningful limits on carbon senators, including Jim Inhofe coronavirus but said he relied criminal action, where possible. keeper, known for his expletive- pollution and would have in- of Oklahoma, Dianne Feinstein “solely on public news reports,” Pfizer confirmed last week it laden rants on YouTube and creased pollution at nearly 20% of California, and Kelly Loeffler specifically CNBC’s daily health would temporarily reduce de- a failed 2018 Oklahoma guber- of the nation’s coal-fired power of Georgia, according to people and science reporting out of liveries to Europe and Canada natorial campaign, was promi- plants. familiar with notifications sent Asia, to make the financial while it upgrades production nently featured in the popular – Associated Press to the senators. They, too, had decisions. capacity to 2 billion doses per Netflix documentary Tiger King: come under scrutiny for trans- – Associated Press year at its Belgium plant. Arcuri Murder, Mayhem and Madness. actions made in the weeks says the delay would amount to – Associated Press Lawmakers avoid charges before the coronavirus sent a 29% reduction in upcoming markets downhill. Italy may sue Pfizer over deliveries to Italy. related to stock sales Senate records show that In announcing the impend- Federal court strikes Burr and his wife sold between vaccine deliveries ing legal action, Arcuri says: WASHINGTON – The Justice roughly $600,000 and $1.7 “The health care of Italian citi- down major Trump Department has notified Sen. million in more than 30 trans- ROME – Italy’s coronavirus czar zens isn’t negotiable.” climate rollback Richard Burr it will not pros- actions in late January and is pressing plans to take legal So far, Italy has administered ecute him over stock sales mid-February, 2020, just before action against Pfizer after the more than 1.2 million vac- WASHINGTON – In a last-minute made during the coronavirus the market began to dive and U.S. pharmaceutical company cine shots or 76% of the doses slap at President Donald pandemic and has ended an government health officials announced delays in delivering already delivered to Italian Trump, a federal appeals court insider trading investigation began to sound alarms about pre-ordered COVID-19 vaccines regions. struck down one of his admin- against him. the virus. to Europe. – Associated Press

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BY JESSICA GRESKO allow the “smuggling in” of peripheral Associated Press issues to appeals courts. The specific case the court was hear- WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme ing comes from Maryland. In 2018, the Court on Tuesday seemed cautious mayor and City Council of Baltimore about siding with oil and gas companies sued more than a dozen oil and gas in a case involving global warming. companies in Maryland state courts. The case the court was hearing is They alleged the use of oil and gas pro- not about whether the companies can duced by the companies – including be held responsible for harms result- Shell, BP, Exxon and Chevron – led to ing from global warming. Instead, it’s greenhouse gas emissions, which con- an important preliminary fight that tributed to global climate change and could help determine whether similar caused harm to the city. global warming cases ultimately wind The oil companies attempted to up being argued in state court or fed- have the case transferred to federal eral court, which is the companies’ court, but a federal district court sent preference. the case back to state court. The oil “I think this is a close call, this case,” and gas companies appealed, but Justice Brett Kavanaugh said during a the appeals court said it had only little over an hour of arguments, which limited ability to review the lower the justices have been hearing by phone court’s decision. The question for because of the coronavirus pandemic. the Supreme Court is whether that’s The case is important to more than Anti-scaling fencing has been placed in front of the Supreme Court, which stands across correct. a dozen similar global warming law- the street from the U.S. Capitol, on Jan. 10 in Washington. AP PHOTO/ALAN FRAM Justice Samuel Alito did not partici- suits filed around the country by state pate in the case, presumably because he and local governments against energy owns stock in oil and gas companies. companies. But it’s also important to a backed the oil and gas companies. The case didn’t seem necessarily Justice Amy Coney Barrett, whose range of other civil cases, the compa- Several of the eight justices who heard destined to split the court along lib- father worked for Shell for many years nies have argued, citing cases involv- the case suggested that just looking at eral and conservative lines. Justices and who has said she recused herself ing the aviation industry and health the text of federal law and at least one Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor, from cases involving the company “in care as well as the water crisis in Flint, of the court’s past cases favored the oil both liberals, expressed concern that an abundance of caution” while a judge Michigan. A win for the oil and gas and gas companies, but Kavanaugh ac- ruling for the oil and gas companies on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the companies would make it easier for knowledged there were also “problems” could allow unnecessary delay in cases. 7th Circuit, did participate in the case. defendants to challenge an order send- with their arguments. Justice Elena Ka- But conservative Justice Clarence Individual justices make their own re- ing a case from federal court back to gan suggested at one point that the oil Thomas also at one point said he cusal decisions. state court. and gas companies’ position seemed at couldn’t “avoid the odd sense” that the The case is BP P.L.C., et al. v. Mayor The Trump administration has odds with what Congress intended. oil and gas companies’ argument would and City Council of Baltimore, 19-1189.

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The Delaware Nation may be relatively small in population, but the tribe’s entrepreneurial spirit is enormous, judging from all the business enterprises it man- ages. They range from construction to logistics and from defense analytics to unmanned aerial system technology. The Delaware Nation has only 2,000 members, but its Okla- homa City-based company, Delaware Nation Industries, employs 700 people across all its businesses, and, according to Client Growth Of- ficer Lori Price, the tribe is just getting started. About 85% of DNI’s business comes from government contracts, largely serving the U.S. Department of De- fense, but Price says diversification efforts are underway, and 2021 will likely bring significant growth from the private sector. For now, though, the tribe’s government portfolio is impressive in scope and in sophistication. For example, Delaware Nation Industries plays an important role in providing professional services and information technology associated with U.S. DNI provides professional support for military drone programs. PHOTO PROVIDED BY DELAWARE NATION INDUSTRIES the U.S. Air Force’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Special Operations Command, and its technical teams are helping the United States and its adversaries, “We’re establishing businesses native pride, entrepreneurialism and develop the next generation of aerial exploring new ways to protect drones that will exist for decades and serve servanthood. intelligence, surveillance and recon- and counter threats. future generations,” said Jerry Ken- “We are here to give back to the naissance technology. Overall, DNI comprises a collection nedy, DNI’s chief executive officer. “As tribe,” said Paula Brown, who is chief DNI also focuses on unmanned of small businesses working in areas servant leaders, we believe in placing executive of DNI’s investment opera- aerial systems for the U.S. Army, de- such as emerging technologies, enter- our employees’ success first. Our mu- tions. “Investing in our employees and veloping “self-healing” sensors for the prise IT, lighting, cabling, construction tual growth leads to amazing things innovative solutions makes for an Army’s Mission Command Intelligence and security. Economic diversification for our customers and stakeholders,” exciting time to be a part of the DNI framework. DNI’s team also studies the is an important aspect of long-term he said, citing the company’s core val- family. Our diversification and growth changing drone technology used by strategy, tribal leaders say. ues of selflessness, humility, integrity, potential seem limitless.”

State lawmakers to consider bill addressing data privacy BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF when the services are free, we become OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislation filed the product.” Wednesday with bipartisan support The legislation would be one of the would address concerns over data pri- first “opt-in” data privacy bills in the vacy and data manipulation. country. The Oklahoma Computer Data Legislators supporting the measure Privacy Act, House Bill 1602, would, see it as a chance for a bipartisan win in if passed, require internet technology the upcoming session. companies to obtain explicit permis- “I echo Rep. West’s concerns,” said sion to collect and sell personal data of Walke. “Historically, Americans have consumers. The measure was authored had concerns about the extent of sur- by state Rep. Josh West, a Republican veillance by the government, which from Grove, and state Rep. Collin is why we have the 4th Amendment. Walke, an Oklahoma City Democrat. However, since the development of West said consumers can no longer the internet, we have been willingly assume that there’s little or no risk in providing much more intimate infor- allowing technology companies to col- mation to tech companies whose sole lect personal data. motive is profit.” “Over the past several years, we have West said he’s fearful that data seen how our data can be used by tech harvesting and manipulation by tech companies to manipulate ourselves and companies could lead to a “dystopian” others, (and) that doesn’t even take future in which nothing people say or into consideration the fact that these do would be private. companies are free to sell our informa- “Our bill will ensure that tech tion to whomever they choose,” West companies only receive data that we said. “I believe in the beneficial uses explicitly consent to them having and A bill to be considered by Oklahoma lawmakers this year would, if passed, ensure that tech of technology and that there are many allows individuals to protect that right companies only receive data that consumers explicitly consent for them to have and allow positive aspects to our interconnected through private causes of action,” he consumers to protect themselves through private causes of action. networks, but we must realize that said. PHOTO BY GLEN CARRIE ON UNSPLASH 16A « January 21, 2021 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com Native American chamber enjoys surge in membership

BY CHIP MINTY “It’s not just a state concern to grow busi- The Journal Record ness. It’s also in the national interest.” Meanwhile, Walker said the cham- For Native American entrepreneurs, ber is proactively engaged in a business Oklahoma has never been more open for startup recruitment effort that creates business, said Bailey Walker, president of business opportunities and benefits such the American Indian as business-to-business networking, Chamber of Com- higher visibility, and greater credibility merce – Oklahoma. in Indian Country. The chamber also Over the past offers members discounts and a voice decade, Walker says through the organization’s government Indian Country has advocacy program. seen an unprec- As a result of the effort, the chamber edented number of is picking up a handful of new members new, Native Amer- each month. ican-owned businesses created within “We are growing pretty quickly, the state, fueled by friendly financing and it’s safe to say we are alive and well resources and proactive campaigns by through this difficult pandemic.” the chamber. Among other programs, the chamber Sure, the pandemic has been a set- sponsors a large networking conven- back for them, just as it has hindered tion called “The Gathering,” which was small businesses across the country. But canceled in 2020 because of COVID-19. Walker sees plenty of potential for post- Bailey Walker, president of the American Indian Chamber of Commerce. PHOTO PROVIDED This year, Walker is hoping to restart the pandemic growth as the chamber works event. to resume networking programs in 2021. The chamber also is establishing Walker, a citizen of the Chickasaw Na- Leadership Native Oklahoma, a program tion, said the American Indian Chamber when he left his previous post, helping makers and decision-makers at the state established to create a support network is not just for Native Americans. The the Chickasaw Nation cultivate business Capitol,” he said. that includes some of state’s top tribal statewide organization has grown to relationships with hundreds of minority- Walker said he is always working leadership. about 300 members, and they include owned vendors. to establish new business opportuni- “It’s another way to create continuity African American, Hispanic, and Asian- He says many of those vendors have ties for Native American businesses, and to connect businesses and let leaders owned businesses. There are also several followed him to the chamber to share in such as his current push in the state and tribes share what they are looking member businesses owned by women. the benefits of an increasing network of Legislature to establish business certifi- for in business,” he said. “We try to cre- “Everyone who wants to connect and connections that extend to all of Okla- cations that help Native American busi- ate a circle of resources and education help build those bridges is welcome,” homa’s 39 Native American tribes and to nesses bid on certain state and federal through tribal leaders and other business Walker said. members of the Oklahoma Legislature. contracts. leaders in Oklahoma.” Walker, who also is a small business “We hope to be a conduit of network- “We are also working with other states “The program gives members an au- owner, joined the chamber’s leadership ing that connects small businesses with and Canada to make connections and dience with people they don’t get to visit in 2013. He became president in 2018, the Legislature, working to educate law- create new opportunities,” Walker said. with all the time.”

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Gaming Fees Paid Name, Address, July 2019-June 2020 Rank Phone & Website No. of gaming machines Top Executive Year Established Types of Businesses Owned Casinos Artesian Casino, Black Gold Casino, Border Casino, Chisholm Chickasaw Nation Banking, casinos, gaming centers, Trail Casino, Gold Mountain Casino, Jet Stream Casino, 1. P.O. Box 1548, Ada 74821 $45,034,082 Gov. Bill Anoatubby 1832 convenience stores, travel plazas, Newcastle Casino, Riverwind Casino, Saltcreek Casino, Texoma 580-436-2603 20,461 tobacco stores, Bedre Chocolates, radio Casino, Treasure Valley Casino, Washita Casino, WinStar World www.chickasaw.net stations, theater, hotels Casino Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Choctaw Casino Resort - Durant, Choctaw Casino Hotel - Pocola, P.O. Box 1210, Durant 74702-1210 $23,051,057 Casinos, manufacturing, management Choctaw Casino Resort - Grant, Choctaw Casino - McAlester, 2. 800-522-6170 7,875 Chief Gary Batton 1936 services, travel plazas, smoke shops, Choctaw Casino Broken Bow, Choctaw Casino - Idabel, Choctaw www.choctawnation.com printing, document archiving Casino - Stringtown, Choctaw Casino - Stigler Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, Cherokee Casino and Hotel Gaming, hospitality, information Cherokee Nation West Siloam Springs, Cherokee Casino Fort Gibson, Cherokee 17675 S. Muskogee Ave., Tahlequah 74465 $13,765,919 technology, personnel services, Casino & Hotel Roland, Cherokee Casino Sallisaw, Cherokee 3. 918-453-5000 7,900 Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. 1839 distribution, manufacturing, environmental Casino Tahlequah, Cherokee Casino Ramona, Cherokee Casino www.cherokee.org and construction, telecommunications South Coffeyville, Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs, and security and defense industries Cherokee Casino Grove Creek Nation Casino Bristow, Creek Nation Casino Checotah, Muscogee (Creek) Nation Casinos, document imaging services, Creek Nation Casino Duck Creek, Creek Nation Casino Eufaula, 4. P.O. Box 580, Okmulgee 74447 $7,281,673 Principal Chief David Hill 1836 travel plazas, construction, technology, Creek Nation Casino Holdenville, Creek Nation Casino 918-732-7605 5,415 staffing, truck stops, smoke shops, bingo Muskogee, Creek Nation Casino Okemah, One Fire Casino, River www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov halls Spirit Casino Osage Nation 627 Grandview, Pawhuska 74056 $5,952,222 Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Health care, casino, museum, data Osage Casino Bartlesville, Osage Casino Hominy, Osage Casino 5. 918-287-5555 3,790 Bear 1808 conversion, gas station Pawhuska, Osage Casino Ponca City, Osage Casino Sand www.osagenation-nsn.gov Springs, Osage Casino Skiatook, Osage Casino Tulsa Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma Casinos, golf club, counseling services, P.O. Box 765, Quapaw 74363 $4,630,682 museum, learning center, convenience/ 6. 918-542-1853 2,500 Chairman Joseph Byrd 1834 gas station, RV park, fitness center, Quapaw Casino, Downstream Casino Resort www.quapawtribe.com construction firm Comanche Nation of Oklahoma 584 NW Bingo Rd., Lawton 73502-0908 $3,933,807 Comanche Nation Casino, Comanche Red River Casino, 7. 580-492-3240 1,980 Chairman William Nelson Sr. 1680 Casino, smoke shops Comanche Spur Casino, Comanche Star Casino comanchenation.com Casinos, groceries, golf course, banking, Citizen Potawatomi Nation convenience stores, travel plaza, bingo 8. 1601 S. Gordon Cooper Dr., Shawnee 74801 $3,466,369 Chairman John "Rocky" Barrett 1867 hall, design shop, gift shop, pizzeria, FireLake Casino, Grand Casino Hotel & Resort 405-275-3121 2,700 bowling alley, arena, fry bread taco, radio www.potawatomi.org station, ballfields, cultural heritage center Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes P.O. Box 38, Concho 73022 $2,339,111 9. 800-847-4612 2,000 Gov. Reggie Wassana DD Casinos Lucky Star Casinos - Concho, Canton, Watonga cheyenneandarapaho-nsn.gov Eastern Shawnee Tribe 10080 S. Bluejacket Rd., Wyandotte 74370 $2,075,977 Tire company, banking, casino, travel 10. 918-666-5151 1,480 Chief Charles Enyart 1831 center, print shop, recycling center, Indigo Sky Casino, Outpost Casino www.estoo-nsn.gov library, RV park Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma 8151 Hwy. 177, Red Rock 74651 $1,958,534 Casinos, convenience stores, cattle 7 Clans First Council Casino, 7 Clans Paradise Casino, 7 Clans 11. 877-692-6863 2,285 Chairman John R. Shotton 1881 company, event center, propane, hotel Red Rock Gasino, 7 Clans Chilocco Gasino, 7 Clans Perry www.omtribe.org Casino Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma P.O. Box 369, Carnegie 73015-0369 $1,735,093 Kiowa Casino - Carnegie, Kiowa Casino - Verden, Kiowa Red 12. 580-654-2300 910 Chairman Matt Komalty 1732 Casino, gift shop, event hall River Casino www.kiowatribe.org Fort Sill Apache Tribe 43187 U.S. Hwy. 281, Apache 73006 $1,598,557 Casino, Fort Sill Apache Industries, 13. 580-588-2298 650 Chairman Roy Mitchell 1894 smoke shop, restaurant Apache Casino Hotel www.fortsillapache-nsn.gov Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma 1 Rush Buffalo Rd., Tonkawa 74653 $1,134,252 14. 580-628-2561 1,000 President Russell Martin 1601 Casinos, smoke shops Tonkawa Hotel & Casino, Native Lights Casino www.tonkawatribe.com Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Rt. 1 Box 721, Perkins 74059 $1,023,212 15. 405-547-2402 850 Chairman Edgar B. Kent Jr. 1890 Casino Cimarron Casino bahkhoje.com Kickapoo Tribe P.O. Box 70, McLoud 74851 $730,119 Health care, media, gaming, convenience 16. 405-964-7053 900 Chairman David Pacheco Jr. 1883 store Kickapoo Casino Harrah, Kickapoo Casino Shawnee www.kickapootribeofoklahoma.com Peoria Tribe of Indians 118 S. Eight Tribes Trail, Miami 74354 $720,163 17. 918-540-2535 650 Chief Craig Harper 1854 Casino, golf course, hotel Buffalo Run Casino & Resort peoriatribe.com Delaware Nation Enterprise IT, professional services, 31064 State Hwy. 281, Bldg. 100, Anadarko construction & modular, emerging 18. 73005 $527,120 President/Chief Jerry Kennedy 1874 technologies, unmanned aircraft systems, Casino Oklahoma, Gold River Bingo and Casino 405-247-2448 1,000 President/Chief Paula Brown analysis, logistics, security, gift shop, & www.delawarenation-nsn.gov casinos Absentee Shawnee Tribe 2025 S. Gordon Cooper, Shawnee 74802 $508,367 Gov. John Raymond Johnson 1936 Casino, convenience store and smoke Thunderbird Casino 19. 405-275-4030 400 shop www.astribe.com Sac and Fox Nation 920883 S. Hwy. 99, Bldg. A, Stroud 74079 $477,620 Principal Chief Justin Freeland 20. 918-968-3526 850 Wood 1937 Casinos, smoke shops Black Hawk Casino, Sac and Fox Nation Casino Stroud sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov Seminole Nation of Oklahoma US Hwy. 270 & State Hwy. 56, Wewoka 74884 $359,996 Casinos, trading post, travel plaza, 21. 405-257-7200 568 Principal Chief Greg Chilcoat 1909 convenience store Seminole Nation Casino, Rivermist Casino www.sno-nsn.gov Sources: Information gathered from Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services' Gaming Compliance Unit, casino websites, DD Declined to Disclose www.500nations.com Researched by Katherine Baber Published: Jan. 21, 2021

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» from p1 “Congratulations to President Joe grateful for their willingness to serve our gether across party lines for the good of INAGURATION Biden and Vice President Kamala Har- nation,” Mayor David Holt said in a state- all Americans.” ris,” he said on Twitter. “First Timothy ment on social media. “A special con- In his inaugural remarks, Biden never Political leaders and others in Okla- 2:1-2 urges us to pray for those in author- gratulations to Madam Vice President mentioned Trump, but his speech was an homa responded with statements rang- ity. I am praying for America’s success on her especially historic achievement. implicit rebuke of his predecessor. The ing from jubilation to cautious optimism. under the Biden-Harris administration Cities are the nation’s chief economic and new president denounced “lies told for “Even amidst these unprecedented and look forward to working with them cultural engines (and) I and all mayors power and for profit” and was blunt about times, I am proud we are able to cel- for the betterment of Oklahoma.” stand ready to partner with this Adminis- the challenges ahead. ebrate the inauguration of Joe Biden as Stitt also offered thanks to Trump, tration as we work to serve our residents. Central among them: the surging vi- president today,” U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe former Vice President Mike Pence and May God continue to bless our city and rus that has claimed more than 400,000 said on Twitter. “The peaceful transfer others in their administration for their our nation.” lives in the United States, as well as eco- of power between U.S. presidents has strong support for Oklahoma. State Rep. Mauree Turner, D-Okla- nomic strains and a national reckoning been a hallmark of our democracy, for Oklahoma City’s Skydance Bridge was homa City, the first publicly non-binary over race. both American families at home and to lit up in red, white and blue on Wednes- U.S. state lawmaker and the first Muslim “We have much to do in this winter of all around the world, for more than two day evening in celebration of the United member of the Oklahoma Legislature, peril, and significant possibilities. Much centuries. I congratulate President Biden States. said the inauguration ceremony gave a lot to repair, much to restore, much to heal, and his family on this historic day.” “On behalf of the people of Oklahoma of people hope. much to build and much to gain,” Biden Gov. Kevin Stitt also posted his con- City, I send congratulations to President “The vote on Nov. 3 and the weeks said. “Few people in our nation’s history gratulations to the new president. Biden and Vice President Harris. We are after it put a lot of people in anticipation have been more challenged, or found a leading up to today. There were a lot of time more challenging or difficult than people who were still very worried that the time we’re in now.” something odd or off-kilter was going Biden was eager to go big early, with to happen at the last minute. And so just an ambitious first 100 days that includes kind of seeing that unity and seeing the a push to speed up the distribution of performances and the poetry of Amanda COVID-19 vaccinations to anxious The Steven Giles Gorman was just really inspiring,” Turner Americans and pass a $1.9 trillion virus said. “I think that I would be remiss to relief package. On Day One, he planned not also realize that while the 45th (presi- a series of executive actions to roll back dent) is out and the 46th is in, it’s not that Trump administration initiatives and also TIMELESS easy to start over, that we still have to do planned to send an immigration proposal a lot of work to undo the damage that has to Capitol Hill that would create an eight- been done over the past four years. But year path to citizenship for immigrants I myself as well as everybody in politics living in the country illegally. STYLE is committed to making sure that we do Three former presidents – Bill Clin- build back better, to take the words of the ton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama president.” – were there to witness the ceremonial Oklahoma Democratic Party Chair transfer of power. Alicia Andrews said the nation was ready “I know the forces that divide us are for a fresh start after four years of extraor- deep and they are real,” Biden said. “But I dinary levels of divisiveness, investigation also know they are not new. Our history SALE of allegations of collusion with Russia by has been a constant struggle between the the Trump campaign, an impeachment American ideal that we all are created trial, descent into the deadly coronavirus equal and the harsh, ugly reality of rac- pandemic and, finally, a second impeach- ism, nativism, fear, demonization that 40% 50% 60% ment case leveled against Trump in the have long torn us apart,” Biden said. “This OFF 1 ITEM OFF 2 LIKE ITEMS OFF 3 LIKE ITEMS waning days of his presidency. is our historic moment of crisis and chal- “Today is the beginning of a new era. lenge, and unity is the path forward and Today is the dawn of a new age,” Andrews we must meet this moment as the United said in a video released Wednesday after- States of America.” Investing in a timeless wardrobe pays off and we’re here to noon. “I cannot express to you all of the Biden came to office with a well of help you build yours. 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“We are building what is considered a national test bed,” Grimsley said. “We are building something that really doesn’t exist outside of the military because we are building it with all kinds of safety measures. We hope it will become a national asset.” Aviation has had two revolutions, Grimsley said. First, there was Kitty Hawk and the Wright brothers, and 50 years later, jet propulsion was developed. Everyone thought drones were the next revolution, but it turns out that distributed electric propulsion is, Grimsley says. Electric motors can be used to build sophisticated aircraft that are not as mechanically complex. They are easier to design than traditional aircraft, and they are also easier to control and more reliable, he says. There is a convergence between electric automobile and electric aircraft development as both sides are A photo taken from a drone above the test center. PHOTO PROVIDED working to solve common problems. In the end, that will help electric aviation improve supply chains and bat- ther off because of the challenging opportunities and economic growth region and the local economic devel- tery technology and it also will help regulatory hurdles the industry is still for the region. opment community considers the test lower costs. working to overcome. And those efforts are paying off, facility a great tool for them, prompt- “Soon, aviation will not be limited Regardless, he says, both are com- Grimsley says. ing more exposure to opportunities. to the rich and privileged. It will be ing, and in 20 years, the aviation in- “It’s having very positive benefits “This has given us a national and available to broader society,” he said. dustry will have more jobs than ever, for us. We have been able to engage international reputation,” Grimsley “I like to call it the democratization and Grimsley wants the Choctaw with companies and have dialogue said. “The Choctaw Nation is now of technology. It will be cheaper and Nation and southeastern Oklahoma at that would not have happened any known all over for our work in emerg- more readily available. When more the center of it all. other way. Without the tremendous ing aviation technology. It has given us people can have it, it’s easier to adopt.” The Choctaw testing facility was tool that this range has been, we would national credibility and international While electric-powered air taxis built to be a catalyst for the aviation not have had the doors open that have credibility.” may be only a few years away, Grims- industry, he said, and the tribe’s goal is been open for us.” “People now know who the Choctaw ley says drone deliveries could be fur- to lure manufacturing jobs, business More companies are visiting the Nation is.”

Jerry Kennedy Paula Brown President & Chief Executive Officer President & Chief Executive Officer at Delaware Nation Industries at Delaware Nation Investments Strengthening a Nation through Innovation

Delaware Nation Industries and Delaware Nation Investments are tribally-owned parent companies under the Delaware Nation. Each company helps further the Delaware Nationʼs economic diversification and the advancement of their people through successfully supporting federal and commercial customers. “Our ultimate goal is to positively impact our tribe and Oklahoma,” says Paula Brown. “As servant leaders, we serve employees in ways that positively affect how employees in turn serve customers,” says Jerry Kennedy. “Our mutual growth leads to amazing things for our customers and stakeholders.”

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The referenced hearing may Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Minerals II LLC; Gulf Exploration, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF DONE AND PERFORMED be conducted via teleconference or Hearing Docket at the Corporation LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hussey OKLAHOMA JANUARY 15, 2021. (CD11953759) videoconference. Before coming to the Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe Enterprises, Inc.; Joe T. Wood; Little APPLICANT: BY ORDER OF THE COMMISION NOTICE OF HEARING building for this hearing, please visit the Building, 2101 Lincoln Boulevard, Blackwells LLC; Magnum Energy Inc.; CONTINENTAL PEGGY MITCHELL, CAUSE CD NO. 202100048‑T Oklahoma Corporation Commission Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Marathon Oil Company; Maureen RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Commission Secretary BEFORE THE CORPORATION website at www.occeweb.com to deter a.m., on the 8th day of February, McClure, Trustee of the Maureen F. SOUGHT: SEPARATE (1‑21‑21) COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF mine the status of building access. 2021, and that this notice be published McClure Revocable Trust UAD ALLOWABLE. LEGAL OKLAHOMA as required by law and the rules of the 10/10/17; NonOp Solutions IV LP, a DESCRIPTION: SECTION 30 Instructions for participating via tele (CD11953774) APPLICANT: CIMAREX Commission. Delaware limited partnership successor TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH conference or videoconference are NOTICE OF HEARING ENERGY CO. RELIEF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that by merger to TEP Anadarko Basin RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY available on the Commission’s website. Cause CD No. 202100035 SOUGHT: CHANGE OF all interested parties may appear and be South III LLC; NonOp Solutions IV LP, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that BEFORE THE CORPORATION OPERATOR. LEGAL heard. For information concerning this a Delaware limited partnership THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: in the event this cause is uncontested, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF DESCRIPTION: SECTION action, contact ROBERT D. GRAY, successor by merger to TEP Anadarko Anne W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the Applicant, its representatives, OKLAHOMA 20, TOWNSHIP 11 NORTH, Attorney, OBA #013985, 3500 S. Basin South IV LLC; Oil Nut Bay the R. K. Wootten Land Trust; Beasley witnesses and other proponents of the APPLICANT: RANGE 7 WEST AND Boulevard, Suite 10B, Edmond, Royalties, LP; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent, Oil Company; Blackwells LLC; Camino Applicant may appear and testify by CONTINENTAL SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 11 Oklahoma 73013, Telephone: (405) telephone. The cost of telephonic Inc.; PHX Minerals Inc.; Rhame Wood Natural Resources, LLC; Daniel RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF NORTH, RANGE 8 WEST, 848‑8998, or JON WHITE, TURNER communication shall be paid by the Living Trust dated April 14, 2000; Sparks; Donald H. McClure, Trustee of SOUGHT: INCREASED ALL IN CANADIAN OIL AND GAS PROPERTIES, person or persons requesting its use. Sharon Wootten Stafford Cooper the Donald H. McClure Revocable WELL DENSITY. LEGAL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA INC., 3232 W. Britton Rd., Ste. 200, Interested parties who wish to Revocable Trust, dated 5/1/1973; Trust dated September 17, 2002, as DESCRIPTION: SECTION 19 Oklahoma City OK 73120, TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, participate by telephone shall contact Texmexhoma, LLC; The Mary June amended August 30, 2006; Echo TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH 405‑752‑8000, [email protected], PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, Mills Cashman Revocable Trust dated Minerals II LLC; Gulf Exploration, RANGE 5 WEST OF THE IM PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF prior to the hearing date, and provide AGENT FOR RED ROCKS OIL & 3/12/97; XTO Energy, Inc.; their heirs, LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hussey GRADY COUNTY, OKLA OIL AND GAS INCLUDING Alvarado their name and phone number. GAS OPERATING, LLC. devisees, executors, administrators, Enterprises, Inc.; Joe T. Wood; Little HOMA 2014, LLC; Citizen Energy III, LLC; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CORPORATION COMMISSION OF trustees, successors and assigns and all Blackwells LLC; Magnum Energy Inc.; THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Siegfried Petroleum Holdings, LLC c/o all interested persons may appear and OKLAHOMA persons, owners, producers, operators, Marathon Oil Company; Maureen Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Johnnie A. Siegfried; Maxwell P. be heard. For information concerning J. TODD HIETT, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, McClure, Trustee of the Maureen F. Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Siegfried; Montage Minerals, LLC; this action, contact Michael Schooley, Chairman and all interested parties, particularly in McClure Revocable Trust UAD Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; Wayfinder Resources Operating, LLC; Cimarex Energy Co., 202 S. BOB ANTHONY, Grady County, Oklahoma. 10/10/17; NonOp Solutions IV LP, a Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann and all persons if living or deceased, Cheyenne Avenue, Ste. 1000, Tulsa, Vice‑Chairman NOTICE IS GIVEN: Continental Delaware limited partnership successor Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason their known and unknown successors OK 74103, 918/585‑1100 or Ron M. DANA L. MURPHY, Resources, Inc. has filed an application by merger to TEP Anadarko Basin Trust, Bank of America Trustee; B. and all corporations existing and if Barnes or Grayson Barnes, BARNES Commissioner in this cause requesting the Corporation South III LLC; NonOp Solutions IV LP, Kannady Investments, LLC; Barbara H. dissolved, its known and unknown LAW, PLLC, 1648 S. Boston Avenue, DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 19th Commission to enter an order amending a Delaware limited partnership Fiese; Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley successors and all other persons having Ste. 100, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119, day of January, 2021. applicable orders of the Commission, successor by merger to TEP Anadarko Oil Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. an interest in the lands covered hereby, 918/382‑8686. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: including Order No. 595386 to Basin South IV LLC; Oil Nut Bay Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett particularly in Canadian County, OKLAHOMA CORPORATION Peggy Mitchell, authorize and permit five (5) additional Royalties, LP; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent, Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood Oklahoma. COMMISSION Secretary of the Commission wells for the production of Inc.; PHX Minerals Inc.; Rhame Wood Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that J. TODD HIETT, (1‑21‑21) hydrocarbons from the Woodford Living Trust dated April 14, 2000; Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne the Applicant in this cause has filed an Commissioner common source of supply underlying Sharon Wootten Stafford Cooper Travis; Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara S. the 640‑acre drilling and spacing unit Revocable Trust, dated 5/1/1973; application with the Commission BOB ANTHONY, (CD11953761) Bridwell Irrevocable Trust DTD comprised of Section 30, Township 4 Texmexhoma, LLC; The Mary June requesting that the prior orders Commissioner NOTICE 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara North, Range 5 West of the IM, Grady Mills Cashman Revocable Trust dated mentioned below be amended to allow DANA L. MURPHY, OKLAHOMA S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; Bill J. County, Oklahoma, and to establish 3/12/97; XTO Energy, Inc.; their heirs, for the following: Commissioner CORPORATION English; Billy Wayne Andrews; Black proper allowables for such wells and devisees, executors, administrators, ( X ) Change of Operator Ron M. Barnes, OBA #534 COMMISSION Horse Resources LLC, an Oklahoma such unit. trustees, successors and assigns and all ( ) Appointment of Alternate Grayson Barnes, OBA #31475 Oil and Gas Conservation Divi limited liability company; Blackwells NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: persons, owners, producers, operators, Operator (1‑21‑21) sion LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Bobby Joe Applicant is requesting the following purchasers and takers of oil and gas, ( ) Delete Designation of Operator Jim Thorpe Building Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; Brigham special relief: Applicant may request and all interested parties, particularly in ORDER NO., DATE, TYPE OF P. O. BOX 52000 Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I LLC, a (CD11953760) that the order entered in this matter be Grady County, Oklahoma. ORDER, LEGAL DESCRIPTION NOTICE OF HEARING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Texas limited liability company; Butkin made effective as of the date of the NOTICE IS GIVEN: that Applicant 656990, 10/17/2016, Pooling, CAUSE CD NO. 202100054 73152‑2000 Investment Company; Cactus Petroleum execution thereof or a date prior thereto, requests the Corporation Commission 20‑11N‑7W Canadian BEFORE THE CORPORATION Application No. 2101101801 Corporation; Camino Natural and that the requested relief run in favor issue an Order granting an exception to 669503, 10/30/2017, Pooling, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl of the Applicant, or some other party OCC‑OAC 165:10‑13‑9 and 20‑11N‑8W Canadian OKLAHOMA persons, owners, producers, operators L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn recommended by Applicant. 165:10‑17‑11 authorizing separate gas NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that APPLICANT: RED ROCKS purchasers, and takers of oil and gas, R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: allowable for five additional wells in the Cimarex Energy Co. has acquired oil OIL & GAS OPERATING, and all other interested persons, particu LLC an Oklahoma limited liability This cause will be heard before an Woodford common source of supply and gas interests in the lands set out LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: larly in STEPHENS County, Oklahoma: company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral Administrative Law Judge on the underlying the captioned 640‑acre above and respectfully requests that the POOLING. LEGAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Royalty Company; Charla Faye Conservation Docket at the Corporation drilling and spacing unit. Commission grant this Application and DESCRIPTION: W/2 NW/4 JENKINS OIL COMPANY 2202 Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: delete Citizen Energy II, LLC, 320 S. OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP CAROLIN DR., DUNCAN, OK 73534 McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at that Applicant may request the Order be Boston Ave., Suite 900, Tulsa, OK 5 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, is requesting that the Commission, Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, for effective as of the date of the execution 74103, Operator No. 24120 as operator MCCLAIN COUNTY, OKLA pursuant to OCC‑OGR Rules Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay the purpose of taking evidence and thereof as of a date prior thereto. under the orders listed above as to HOMA 165:10‑5‑5 and 165:10‑5‑6 and ROP Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott reporting to the Commission. This NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: subsequent wells for the Mississippi and STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All 165:5‑7‑30 administratively authorize Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a notice will be published as required by that this Cause be set before an Admin Woodford common sources of supply in persons, owners, producers, operators, the approval of disposal/injection of Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph law and the rules of the Commission. istrative Law Judge for hearing, taking Order No. 656990 and the purchasers, and takers of oil and gas saltwater into a well as follows: Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: of evidence and reporting to the Mississippian and Woodford common and all other interested persons in WELL NAME AND LOCATION: Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to Commission. sources of supply in Order No. 669503 McClain County, Oklahoma, and more WIRT FRANKLIN 1A, SW/4, SE/4. dated Resource Company, LLC; the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: and designate Cimarex Energy Co., 202 particularly Casillas Petroleum NE/4, Section 17, T02S, R04W, Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited The referenced hearing may be that Applicant and interested parties S. Cheyenne Avenue, Ste. 1000, Tulsa, Resource Partners, LLC; Frank T. Fleet, STEPHENS COUNTY, OK liability company; Cynthia A. conducted via teleconference or may present testimony by telephone OK 74103, Operator No. 21194, as Inc.; P.A.W.N. Enterprises, a limited *NOTE:(Lease name, well number Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and videoconference. Before coming to the with cost of telephonic communication operator under the orders listed above partnership; Rimrock Resource and location of well to nearest 10 acre Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the building for this hearing, please visit the to be paid by the person requesting its Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, for all subsequent wells as to the Partners, LLC; Trust A Under the Last spot OR footages from section line) Oklahoma Corporation Commission use. Interested parties desiring to 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William Mississippi, Mississippian and Will and Testament of Margaret Helen NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE AND website at www.occeweb.com to deter participate by telephone shall contact Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin Woodford common sources of supply Kalmar; and, if any of the above are DEPTH PERMIAN TOP: 562’’ mine the status of building access. Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Carlton; Daniel Sparks; Darin N. respectively. In Pooling Order No. corporations which do not continue to BOTTOM: 588’ have a legal existence, the unknown DISPOSAL RATE AND Instructions for participating via tele to the hearing date and provide their Hendren; Darla S. Hughes; David 656990 Citizen Energy II, LLC is the conference or videoconference are name and phone number; Malcom Hawthorne; David S. Daniel, operator as to the Mississippi and trustees or assigns of such parties. PRESSURE: 200 Bbls/day 250 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Psi/Surface available on the Commission’s website. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Jr. ; David Simpson Daniel; David W. Woodford common sources of supply NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: That this Cause is set for hearing before Boggs and Natalie Boggs; Deanna R. underlying the N/2 of Section 20. the Applicant in this cause is requesting Objections may be filed with the the Corporation Commission pool the Oklahoma Corporation Commission The Applicant and interested parties an Administrative Law Judge for taking Corbin; Dede Hodge; Dee June Cimarex will remain operator for may present testimony by telephone. evidence and reporting to the Caldwell; Della I. Mayhugh; Della development for the Mississippi and interests, designate an operator and within fifteen (15) days after the publi adjudicate the rights and equities of oil cation of this notice. Objections, if any, The cost of telephonic communication Commission on the Initial Hearing Mayhugh; Dennis Andrews; Dicey O. Woodford common sources of supply shall be paid by the person or persons Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Howell; Dolph Family LLC, an underlying the S/2 of Section 20. and gas owners in the Sycamore, Bois d’ should be mailed to Oil and Gas Arc, Chimney Hill ,Viola and, Simpson Conservation Division, Pollution Abate requesting its use. An interested party Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Oklahoma limited liability company; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Don Andrews; Donald A. Mayfield; above Oil Creek common sources of ment Department, Jim Thorpe Building, who wishes to participate by telephone a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Cimarex Energy Co. has a Statement of Donald F. Guempel; Donna Gail supply underlying the W/2 NW/4 of P. O. Box 52000, Oklahoma City, Okla shall contact the Applicant or Appli notice to be published as required by Surety Status on file with the Oklahoma Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Section 28‑T5N‑R4W, McClain homa 73152‑2000 cant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, law and rules of the Commission. Corporation Commission which expires Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners County, Oklahoma, established by (1‑21‑21) and provide the person’s name and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: August 12, 2021. Order No. 116853 and by Order No. phone number. Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Citizen Energy II, LLC now Citizen 290503 as corrected by Order No. All interested persons may appear the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Energy III, LLC is the current operator 294445 .The Applicant may also (CD11953771) and be heard. For information The referenced hearing may be Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a of the following wells and Applicant request the order to issue in this cause NOTICE OF HEARING concerning this action contact, Brett conducted via teleconference or Delaware Limited Liability Company; requests that Citizen Energy III, LLC, provide to the operator a period of one Cause CD No. 202100033 Lowry at Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) videoconference. Before coming to the Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Operator No. 24120, remain operator of (1) year from the date of the order in BEFORE THE CORPORATION 843‑2760 or Jim Hamilton, attorney, building for this hearing, please visit the Limited Liability Company; Echo said wells. which to commence operations for the COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF (405) 234‑9592. Please refer to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited WELL NAME, API NO. drilling of the initial well proposed here OKLAHOMA captioned Cause CD Number. website at www.occeweb.com to deter liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Oppel 1H‑17‑20, 01724912B under. APPLICANT: DONE AND PERFORMED mine the status of building access. LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Rafter J 1H‑17‑20, 01725038 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CONTINENTAL JANUARY 15, 2021. Instructions for participating via tele Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before an RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF CORPORATION COMMISSION OF conference or videoconference are Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz except for the modifications made Administrative Law Judge for hearing, SOUGHT: INCREASED OKLAHOMA available on the Commission’s website. abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza herein said Order Nos. 656990 and taking of evidence and reporting to the WELL DENSITY. LEGAL J. TODD HIETT, All interested persons may appear beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust 669503 shall remain in full force and Commission. DESCRIPTION: SECTION 30 Chairman and be heard. For information dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal effect as originally written. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH BOB ANTHONY, concerning this action contact, Brett Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Applicant and interested parties may RANGE 5 WEST OF THE IM Vice Chairman Lowry at Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; this cause will be heard before an present testimony by telephone. The GRADY COUNTY, OKLA DANA L. MURPHY, 843‑2760 or Jim Hamilton, attorney, Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust Administrative Law Judge on the Initial cost of telephonic communication shall HOMA Commissioner (405) 234‑9592. Please refer to the dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey Hearing Docket at the Corporation be paid by the person or persons THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: captioned Cause CD Number. Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a Commission, Eastern Regional Office, requesting its use. Interested parties Anne W. Richey, Successor Trustee of PEGGY MITCHELL, CORPRATION COMMISSION OF Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals 440 S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Okla who wish to participate by telephone the R. K. Wootten Land Trust; Beasley Commission Secretary OKLAHOMA II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. homa 74127 at 8:30 a.m. on the 8th shall contact the Applicant or Oil Company; Blackwells LLC; Camino (1‑21‑21) J. TODD HIETT, Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, day of February, 2021 and that this Applicants attorney prior to the hearing Natural Resources, LLC; Daniel CHAIRMAN Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » January 21, 2021» 3B

Ruby McKey Byrd; The Linda Sue Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Keleher Family Trust as established in Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil Melanie Daniel Robideau a/k/a Melanie Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; Corporation the James D. Montgomery, Jr. Family Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Lynn Robideau nee Daniel; Michael a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust Trust, dated March 21, 2013 and as Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett David Turner and Nancy Ann Turner, notice to be published as required by dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey Commission amended on January 13, 2016, Ann Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood as Trustees of the Turner Living Trust, law and rules of the Commission. Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a Montgomery Pettus and Donnell L. Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou dated November 4, 1994; Michael NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Pettus as Co‑Trustees; The Stephen G. Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne James Adkins; Michael S. Templeton; Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech Cottrell Mineral Rights Trust, dated Travis; Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara S. Michael W. McKey; Michael W. the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, July 19, 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Bridwell Irrevocable Trust DTD Muncy, Trustee of the Michael W. The referenced hearing may be dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; Thomas B. Taffner; Thomas William 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell and Barbara Muncy 2001 Revocable Trust under conducted via teleconference or S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; Bill J. Agreement dated August 22, 2001; Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Byrd; Turner Minerals, LLC; TWE videoconference. Before coming to the English; Billy Wayne Andrews; Black Mick Lee Haynes and Carol Ann now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Mineral Partnership, a limited building for this hearing, please visit the Horse Resources LLC, an Oklahoma Haynes; Miranda Fields; Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings partnership; Vicki Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Oklahoma Corporation Commission limited liability company; Blackwells MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry Webb; Viola Greene; Von M. Edens; website at www.occeweb.com to deter LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Bobby Joe Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey W. C. Goggans; William Carey mine the status of building access. Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; Brigham Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas Goggans; William Clifton Fanning and Instructions for participating via tele Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I LLC, a IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. Peggy Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of conference or videoconference are Texas limited liability company; Butkin successor by merger to TEP Anadarko Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. the Fanning Family Joint Revocable available on the Commission’s website. Investment Company; Cactus Petroleum Basin South III LLC, a Delaware LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. Templeton; James William Adkins; Living Trust Agreement, dated March All interested persons may appear Corporation; Camino Natural limited liability company; NonOp Solu Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason 13, 2013; William Craig Caldwell; and be heard. For information Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner Templeton; James William Adkins; B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; William Darwin Googans; Wyatt concerning this action contact, Brett L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn ship successor by merger to TEP Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; Energy Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; Lowry at Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry XTO Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, 843‑2760 or Jim Hamilton, attorney, LLC an Oklahoma limited liability ware limited liability company; Opal Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran LLC, an Oklahoma Limited Liability (405) 234‑9592. Please refer to the company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral Syfert; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and Company; their heirs, devisees, captioned Cause CD Number. executors, administrators, trustees, Royalty Company; Charla Faye Pamela A. Leimer; Patrick Stapp, a/k/a DONE AND PERFORMED White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Patrick Farley; Paula Daniel; Paula Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink successors and assigns and all persons, JANUARY 15, 2021. owners, producers, operators, McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; Hillyer Barker, as Trustee of the Paula CORPRATION COMMISSION OF SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Hillyer Barker Revocable Living Trust, limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family purchasers and takers of oil and gas, OKLAHOMA and all interested parties, particularly in Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay dated November 1, 2005; Pauline J. TODD HIETT, erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Woolery Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. Grady County, Oklahoma. CHAIRMAN NOTICE IS GIVEN: Continental Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Peggy LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy BOB ANTHONY, Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Lochner Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. 2016; Joe Terry Murray; John C. Resources, Inc. has filed an application VICE CHAIRMAN Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Phillip Scott Brandenburg and Natalie DANA L. MURPHY, Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John F. in this cause requesting the Corporation Commission to enter an order amending Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli Boggs Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of COMMISSIONER 2016; Joe T. Wood; Joe Terry Murray; Templeton; John Walter Daniel; Johnna applicable orders of the Commission, dated Resource Company, LLC; the Brandenboggs Living Trust dated BY ORDER OF THE COMMISION John C. Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner a/k/a including Order No. 395591 to Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. PEGGY MITCHELL, F. Templeton; John Walter Daniel; Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; Judith authorize and permit five (5) additional liability company; Cynthia A. successor by name change to Panhandle COMMISSION SECRETARY Johnna J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes wells for the production of Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, (1‑21‑21) a/k/a Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a hydrocarbons from the Woodford Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean Judith Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June common source of supply underlying Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; the 640‑acre drilling and spacing unit 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William M. Page; Richard A. Adkins; Richard (CD11953785) Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, comprised of Section 19, Township 4 Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin Dewayne Hughes; Rickey Leon NOTICE OF HEARING Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. North, Range 5 West of the IM, Grady Carlton; Daniel Sparks; Darin N. Hughes; Robbie Faye House; Robert CAUSE CD NO. 202100042 KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; County, Oklahoma, and to establish Hendren; Darla S. Hughes; David Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Gas BEFORE THE CORPORATION 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby proper allowables for such wells and Malcom Hawthorne; David S. Daniel, Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; Ronald COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability such unit. Jr. ; David Simpson Daniel; David W. H. Mayfield; Ronald James Kojakanian; OKLAHOMA Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby company; Larry Tims; Lester C. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Boggs and Natalie Boggs; Deanna R. Rosetta A. Templeton; Ruth Ann APPLICANT: Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; Applicant is requesting the following Corbin; Dede Hodge; Dee June McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, CONTINENTAL company; Larry Tims; Lester C. Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann special relief: Applicant may request Caldwell; Della I. Mayhugh; Della LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn that the order entered in this matter be Mayhugh; Dennis Andrews; Dicey O. company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; REQUESTED: MULTIUNIT Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; made effective as of the date of the Howell; Dolph Family LLC, an Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; HORIZONTAL WELL. Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa execution thereof or a date prior thereto, Oklahoma limited liability company; Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; and that the requested relief run in favor Don Andrews; Donald A. Mayfield; Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; SECTIONS 30 AND 19, LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al of the Applicant, or some other party Donald F. Guempel; Donna Gail Sharon L. Parkin; Shawn C. Niles; TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, recommended by Applicant. Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Shawn Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al 2003; Magnum Energy Inc.; Marathon NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Fanning; Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. COUNTY, OKLAHOMA A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, Oil Company; Marjorie Woolery This cause will be heard before an Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Crow; Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 2003; Marjorie Woolery Mayfield a/k/a Mayfield a/k/a Margie Woolery Administrative Law Judge on the LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability the Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Margie Woolery Mayfield; Mary Alice Mayfield; Mary Alice Daniel Dodgen; Conservation Docket at the Corporation Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a Trust dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Daniel Dodgen; Mary Elizabeth Mary Elizabeth Haymaker, now Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Delaware Limited Liability Company; Energy, LLC, an Oklahoma limited Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; Haymaker, now Breitenkamp; Mary Jo Breitenkamp; Mary Jo Adkins Friday; Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware liability company; Shriners Hospitals for Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann Adkins Friday; Mary L. Roden as Mary L. Roden as Trustee of The Mary 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, for Limited Liability Company; Echo Crippled Children, a Colorado Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason Trustee of The Mary L. Roden L. Roden Revocable Living Trust dated the purpose of taking evidence and Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab Trust, Bank of America Trustee; Anne Revocable Living Trust dated November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; reporting to the Commission. This liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the R. November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; Melanie Daniel Robideau a/k/a Melanie notice will be published as required by LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka K. Wootten Land Trust; B. Kannady Maureen McClure, Trustee of the Lynn Robideau nee Daniel; Michael law and the rules of the Commission. Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral Horvath Revocable Trust dated October Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; Maureen F. McClure Revocable Trust David Turner and Nancy Ann Turner, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil UAD 10/10/17; Melanie Daniel as Trustees of the Turner Living Trust, Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Robideau a/k/a Melanie Lynn Robideau dated November 4, 1994; Michael the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett nee Daniel; Michael David Turner and James Adkins; Michael S. Templeton; The referenced hearing may be dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood Nancy Ann Turner, as Trustees of the Michael W. McKey; Michael W. conducted via teleconference or Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; The Estate Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou Turner Living Trust, dated November 4, Muncy, Trustee of the Michael W. videoconference. Before coming to the Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; Ruby McKey Byrd; The Linda Sue Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne 1994; Michael James Adkins; Michael Muncy 2001 Revocable Trust under building for this hearing, please visit the Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust Keleher Family Trust as established in Travis; Bill J. English; Billy Wayne S. Templeton; Michael W. McKey; Agreement dated August 22, 2001; Oklahoma Corporation Commission dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey the James D. Montgomery, Jr. Family Andrews; Black Horse Resources LLC, Michael W. Muncy, Trustee of the Mick Lee Haynes and Carol Ann website at www.occeweb.com to deter Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a Trust, dated March 21, 2013 and as an Oklahoma limited liability company; Michael W. Muncy 2001 Revocable Haynes; Miranda Fields; mine the status of building access. Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals amended on January 13, 2016, Ann Blackwells LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Trust under Agreement dated August MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene Instructions for participating via tele II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. Montgomery Pettus and Donnell L. Bobby Joe Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; 22, 2001; Mick Lee Haynes and Carol Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy conference or videoconference are Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, Pettus as Co‑Trustees; The Stephen G. Brigham Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I Ann Haynes; Miranda Fields; Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions available on the Commission’s website. dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Cottrell Mineral Rights Trust, dated LLC, a Texas limited liability company; MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech July 19, 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Butkin Investment Company; Cactus Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy successor by merger to TEP Anadarko The Applicant and interested parties Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, Thomas B. Taffner; Thomas William Petroleum Corporation; Camino Natural Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions Basin South III LLC, a Delaware may present testimony by telephone. now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; Byrd; Turner Minerals, LLC; TWE Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership limited liability company; NonOp Solu The cost of telephonic communication Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Mineral Partnership, a limited L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn successor by merger to TEP Anadarko tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner shall be paid by the person or persons LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker partnership; Vicki Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Basin South III LLC, a Delaware ship successor by merger to TEP requesting its use. An interested party Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings Webb; Viola Greene; Von M. Edens; LLC an Oklahoma limited liability limited liability company; NonOp Solu Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela who wishes to participate by telephone Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry W. C. Goggans; William Carey company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner ware limited liability company; Opal shall contact the Applicant or Appli Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey Goggans; William Clifton Fanning and Royalty Company; Charla Faye ship successor by merger to TEP Syfert; Ovintiv Mid‑Continent, Inc.; cant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas Peggy Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela Pamela A. Leimer; Patrick Stapp, a/k/a and provide the person’s name and LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. the Fanning Family Joint Revocable McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; ware limited liability company; Oil Nut Patrick Farley; Paula Daniel; Paula phone number. Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Living Trust Agreement, dated March Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Bay Royalties, LP; Opal Syfert; Ovintiv Hillyer Barker, as Trustee of the Paula All interested persons may appear Templeton; James William Adkins; 13, 2013; William Craig Caldwell; Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Pamela A. Leimer; Hillyer Barker Revocable Living Trust, and be heard. For information Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason William Darwin Googans; Wyatt Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Patrick Stapp, a/k/a Patrick Farley; dated November 1, 2005; Pauline concerning this action contact, Brett B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; Energy Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Paula Daniel; Paula Hillyer Barker, as Woolery Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Lowry at Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; XTO Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Trustee of the Paula Hillyer Barker Peggy LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy 843‑2760 or Jim Hamilton, attorney, Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry LLC, an Oklahoma Limited Liability Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Revocable Living Trust, dated Lochner Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; (405) 234‑9592. Please refer to the White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran Company; their heirs, devisees, Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli November 1, 2005; Pauline Woolery Phillip Scott Brandenburg and Natalie captioned Cause CD Number. Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and executors, administrators, trustees, dated Resource Company, LLC; Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Peggy Boggs Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of DONE AND PERFORMED SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma successors and assigns and all persons, Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy Lochner the Brandenboggs Living Trust dated JANUARY 15, 2021. limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink owners, producers, operators, liability company; Cynthia A. Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Phillip Scott Brandenburg and Natalie Boggs February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of the successor by name change to Panhandle OKLAHOMA L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family and all interested parties, particularly in Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the Brandenboggs Living Trust dated Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, J. TODD HIETT, Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Grady County, Oklahoma. Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean Chairman Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. NOTICE IS GIVEN: that Applicant 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William successor by name change to Panhandle Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae BOB ANTHONY, Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, requests the Corporation Commission Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, M. Page; Richard A. Adkins; Richard Vice Chairman 2016; Joe Terry Murray; John C. issue an Order granting an exception to Carlton; Darin N. Hendren; Darla S. LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean Dewayne Hughes; Rickey Leon DANA L. MURPHY, Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John F. OCC‑OAC 165:10‑13‑9 and Hughes; David Malcom Hawthorne; Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae Hughes; Robbie Faye House; Robert Commissioner Templeton; John Walter Daniel; Johnna 165:10‑17‑11 authorizing separate gas David S. Daniel, Jr. ; David Simpson M. Page; Rhame Wood Living Trust Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Gas BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner a/k/a allowable for five additional wells in the Daniel; David W. Boggs and Natalie dated April 14, 2000; Richard A. Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; Ronald PEGGY MITCHELL, Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; Judith Woodford common source of supply Boggs; Deanna R. Corbin; Dede Adkins; Richard Dewayne Hughes; H. Mayfield; Ronald James Kojakanian; Commission Secretary Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes underlying the captioned 640‑acre Hodge; Dee June Caldwell; Della I. Rickey Leon Hughes; Robbie Faye Rosetta A. Templeton; Ruth Ann (1‑21‑21) Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a drilling and spacing unit. Mayhugh; Della Mayhugh; Dennis McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Andrews; Dicey O. Howell; Dolph House; Robert Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; that Applicant may request the Order be Family LLC, an Oklahoma limited Gas Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; (CD11953778) KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, effective as of the date of the execution liability company; Don Andrews; Ronald H. Mayfield; Ronald James Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; NOTICE OF HEARING 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. thereof as of a date prior thereto. Donald A. Mayfield; Donald F. Kojakanian; Rosetta A. Templeton; Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. Cause CD No. 202100036 Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Guempel; Donald H. McClure, Trustee Ruby McKey Byrd; Ruth Ann Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; BEFORE THE CORPORATION Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby that this Cause be set before an Admin of the Donald H. McClure Revocable McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, Sharon L. Parkin; Shawn C. Niles; COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability istrative Law Judge for hearing, taking Trust dated September 17, 2002, as LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability Shawn Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. OKLAHOMA company; Larry Tims; Lester C. of evidence and reporting to the amended August 30, 2006; Donna Gail company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; Fanning; Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. APPLICANT: Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; Commission. Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; Crow; Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of CONTINENTAL Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. the Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn that Applicant and interested parties Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; Trust dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline SOUGHT: SEPARATE Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; may present testimony by telephone LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Sharon L. Parkin; Sharon Wootten Staf Energy, LLC, an Oklahoma limited ALLOWABLE. LEGAL LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa with cost of telephonic communication Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a ford Cooper Revocable Trust, dated liability company; Shriners Hospitals for DESCRIPTION: SECTION 19 Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; to be paid by the person requesting its Delaware Limited Liability Company; 5/1/1973; Shawn C. Niles; Shawn Crippled Children, a Colorado TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al use. Interested parties desiring to Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. Fanning; non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, participate by telephone shall contact Limited Liability Company; Echo Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. Crow; Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. COUNTY, OKLAHOMA 2003; Magnum Energy Inc.; Marathon Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of the Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: Alice Oil Company; Marjorie Woolery to the hearing date and provide their liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Trust Horvath Revocable Trust dated October W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Allison Mayfield a/k/a Margie Woolery name and phone number; LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Energy, 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Kimble nee Mayfield; Mary Alice Daniel Dodgen; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods Daniel; Alma Lee White; Altha Tims; Mary Elizabeth Haymaker, now That this Cause is set for hearing before Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz company; Shriners Hospitals for a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; Alva Tims; Ann Montgomery Pettus; Breitenkamp; Mary Jo Adkins Friday; an Administrative Law Judge for taking abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza Crippled Children, a Colorado Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, Anna Lee Eason Trust, Bank of Mary L. Roden as Trustee of The Mary evidence and reporting to the beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; The Estate America Trustee; B. Kannady L. Roden Revocable Living Trust dated Commission on the Initial Hearing dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Continued on next page LPXLP 4B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

mine the status of building access. Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Webb; Viola SECTIONS 30 AND 19, LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa Instructions for participating via tele B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; Greene; Von M. Edens; W. C. TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; Corporation conference or videoconference are Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; Goggans; William Carey Goggans; RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al available on the Commission’s website. Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry William Clifton Fanning and Peggy COUNTY, OKLAHOMA A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, Commission CORPORATION COMMISSION OF White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 2003; Marjorie Woolery Mayfield a/k/a OKLAHOMA Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and Fanning Family Joint Revocable Living Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Margie Woolery Mayfield; Mary Alice Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. J. TODD HIETT, SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma Trust Agreement, dated March 13, Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Daniel Dodgen; Mary Elizabeth Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka CHAIRMAN limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink 2013; William Craig Caldwell; William Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; Haymaker, now Breitenkamp; Mary Jo Adkins Friday; Mary L. Roden as Horvath Revocable Trust dated October BOB ANTHONY, erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Darwin Googans; Wyatt Energy Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason Trustee of The Mary L. Roden 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; VICE CHAIRMAN L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; XTO Trust, Bank of America Trustee; Anne Revocable Living Trust dated Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods DANA L. MURPHY, Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, LLC, an W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the R. November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; COMMISSIONER Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. Oklahoma Limited Liability Company; K. Wootten Land Trust; B. Kannady Maureen McClure, Trustee of the Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, DONE AND PERFORMED Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, their heirs, devisees, executors, admin Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; Maureen F. McClure Revocable Trust Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; Texmexhoma, JANUARY 15, 2021. 2016; Joe T. Wood; Joe Terry Murray; istrators, trustees, successors and John C. Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil UAD 10/10/17; Melanie Daniel LLC; The Linda Sue Keleher Family BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION assigns and all persons, owners, F. Templeton; John Walter Daniel; Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Robideau a/k/a Melanie Lynn Robideau Trust as established in the James D. Peggy Mitchell, producers, operators, purchasers and Johnna J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett nee Daniel; Michael David Turner and Montgomery, Jr. Family Trust, dated Commission Secretary takers of oil and gas, and all interested a/k/a Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood Nancy Ann Turner, as Trustees of the March 21, 2013 and as amended on (1‑21‑21) parties, particularly in Grady County, Judith Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou Turner Living Trust, dated November 4, January 13, 2016, Ann Montgomery Oklahoma. Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne 1994; Michael James Adkins; Michael Pettus and Donnell L. Pettus as NOTICE IS GIVEN: Applicant (CD11953789) Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June Travis; Bill J. English; Billy Wayne S. Templeton; Michael W. McKey; Co‑Trustees; The Mary June Mills requests that the Corporation NOTICE OF HEARING Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; Andrews; Black Horse Resources LLC, Michael W. Muncy, Trustee of the Cashman Revocable Trust dated Commission of Oklahoma issue an CAUSE CD NO. 202100043 KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, an Oklahoma limited liability company; Michael W. Muncy 2001 Revocable 3/12/97; The Stephen G. Cottrell order approving a multiunit horizontal BEFORE THE CORPORATION 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. Blackwells LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Trust under Agreement dated August Mineral Rights Trust, dated July 19, well in the following 640‑acre drilling COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; Bobby Joe Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; 22, 2001; Mick Lee Haynes and Carol 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Thomas B. and spacing units and common sources OKLAHOMA Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby Brigham Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I Ann Haynes; Miranda Fields; Taffner; Thomas William Byrd; Turner of supply described below: APPLICANT: Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE LLC, a Texas limited liability company; MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene Minerals, LLC; TWE Mineral CONTINENTAL company; Larry Tims; Lester C. Butkin Investment Company; Cactus Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy Partnership, a limited partnership; Vicki OF SUPPLY, UNIT RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, Petroleum Corporation; Camino Natural Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Webb; Viola REQUESTED: MULTIUNIT Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership Greene; Von M. Edens; W. C. Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W HORIZONTAL WELL. Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn 595386 & 395591, Woodford, L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn successor by merger to TEP Anadarko Goggans; William Carey Goggans; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Basin South III LLC, a Delaware William Clifton Fanning and Peggy Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W SECTIONS 30 AND 19, LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa Applicant proposes to drill, complete LLC an Oklahoma limited liability limited liability company; NonOp Solu Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of the TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner Fanning Family Joint Revocable Living and produce a multiunit horizontal well, RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al tentatively known as the Sandy Creek Royalty Company; Charla Faye ship successor by merger to TEP Trust Agreement, dated March 13, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, Ranch 3‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela 2013; William Craig Caldwell; William THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 2003; Marjorie Woolery Mayfield a/k/a the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; ware limited liability company; Oil Nut Darwin Googans; Wyatt Energy Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Margie Woolery Mayfield; Mary Alice described above at the following Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Bay Royalties, LP; Opal Syfert; Ovintiv Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; XTO Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Daniel Dodgen; Mary Elizabeth locations: Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Pamela A. Leimer; Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, LLC, an Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; Haymaker, now Breitenkamp; Mary Jo LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Patrick Stapp, a/k/a Patrick Farley; Oklahoma Limited Liability Company; Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann Adkins Friday; Mary L. Roden as EAST/WEST, UNIT Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Paula Daniel; Paula Hillyer Barker, as their heirs, devisees, executors, admin Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason Trustee of The Mary L. Roden First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Trustee of the Paula Hillyer Barker istrators, trustees, successors and Trust, Bank of America Trustee; Anne Revocable Living Trust dated NCT 660’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Revocable Living Trust, dated assigns and all persons, owners, W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the R. November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli November 1, 2005; Pauline Woolery producers, operators, purchasers and K. Wootten Land Trust; B. Kannady Maureen McClure, Trustee of the 660’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W dated Resource Company, LLC; Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Peggy takers of oil and gas, and all interested Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; Maureen F. McClure Revocable Trust First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy Lochner parties, particularly in Grady County, Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil UAD 10/10/17; Melanie Daniel 660’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W liability company; Cynthia A. Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Phillip Oklahoma. Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Robideau a/k/a Melanie Lynn Robideau Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Scott Brandenburg and Natalie Boggs NOTICE IS GIVEN: Applicant Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett nee Daniel; Michael David Turner and NCT 660’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of the requests that the Corporation Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood Nancy Ann Turner, as Trustees of the The proposed well is to be Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, Brandenboggs Living Trust dated Commission of Oklahoma issue an Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou Turner Living Trust, dated November 4, completed in and to produce 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. order approving a multiunit horizontal Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne 1994; Michael James Adkins; Michael hydrocarbons from the above‑named Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin successor by name change to Panhandle well in the following 640‑acre drilling Travis; Bill J. English; Billy Wayne S. Templeton; Michael W. McKey; separate common sources of supply. Carlton; Darin N. Hendren; Darla S. Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, and spacing units and common sources Andrews; Black Horse Resources LLC, Michael W. Muncy, Trustee of the Applicant requests that the Corporation Hughes; David Malcom Hawthorne; LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean of supply described below: an Oklahoma limited liability company; Michael W. Muncy 2001 Revocable Commission establish a proper David S. Daniel, Jr. ; David Simpson Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE Blackwells LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Trust under Agreement dated August allocation factor for allocating costs, Daniel; David W. Boggs and Natalie M. Page; Rhame Wood Living Trust OF SUPPLY, UNIT Bobby Joe Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; 22, 2001; Mick Lee Haynes and Carol production and proceeds from the Boggs; Deanna R. Corbin; Dede dated April 14, 2000; Richard A. 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, Brigham Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I Ann Haynes; Miranda Fields; multiunit and produce hydrocarbons Hodge; Dee June Caldwell; Della I. Adkins; Richard Dewayne Hughes; Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W LLC, a Texas limited liability company; MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene from the above‑named separate Mayhugh; Della Mayhugh; Dennis Rickey Leon Hughes; Robbie Faye 595386 & 395591, Woodford, Butkin Investment Company; Cactus Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy common sources, and grant such other Andrews; Dicey O. Howell; Dolph House; Robert Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Petroleum Corporation; Camino Natural Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions relief as may be proper based upon the Family LLC, an Oklahoma limited Gas Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; Applicant proposes to drill, complete Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership evidence presented at hearing. liability company; Don Andrews; Ronald H. Mayfield; Ronald James and produce a multiunit horizontal well, L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn successor by merger to TEP Anadarko NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Donald A. Mayfield; Donald F. Kojakanian; Rosetta A. Templeton; tentatively known as the Sandy Creek R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Basin South III LLC, a Delaware Applicant may request that the Order in Guempel; Donald H. McClure, Trustee Ruby McKey Byrd; Ruth Ann Ranch 2‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of LLC an Oklahoma limited liability limited liability company; NonOp Solu this cause be effective as of the date of of the Donald H. McClure Revocable McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner the execution or as of a date prior Trust dated September 17, 2002, as LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability described above at the following Royalty Company; Charla Faye ship successor by merger to TEP thereto and designate Applicant or some amended August 30, 2006; Donna Gail company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; locations: Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela other party recommended by Applicant Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; ware limited liability company; Oil Nut to drill, complete and produce the well; Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. EAST/WEST, UNIT Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Bay Royalties, LP; Opal Syfert; Ovintiv NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Pamela A. Leimer; Applicant and interested parties may LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Sharon L. Parkin; Sharon Wootten Staf NCT 330’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Patrick Stapp, a/k/a Patrick Farley; present testimony by telephone with Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a ford Cooper Revocable Trust, dated Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Paula Daniel; Paula Hillyer Barker, as cost of telephonic communication to be Delaware Limited Liability Company; 5/1/1973; Shawn C. Niles; Shawn 330’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Trustee of the Paula Hillyer Barker paid by the person requesting its use. Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. Fanning; First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Revocable Living Trust, dated Interested parties desiring to participate Limited Liability Company; Echo Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. Crow; 330’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli November 1, 2005; Pauline Woolery by telephone shall contact Applicant or Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of the Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, dated Resource Company, LLC; Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Peggy Applicant’s attorney prior to the hearing liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Trust NCT 330’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy Lochner date and provide their name and phone LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Energy, The proposed well is to be liability company; Cynthia A. Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Phillip number; Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability completed in and to produce Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Scott Brandenburg and Natalie Boggs This Cause is set for hearing before Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz company; Shriners Hospitals for hydrocarbons from the above‑named Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of the an Administrative Law Judge for taking abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza Crippled Children, a Colorado separate common sources of supply. Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, Brandenboggs Living Trust dated evidence and reporting to the beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab Applicant requests that the Corporation 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. Commission on the Initial Hearing dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. Commission establish a proper Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin successor by name change to Panhandle Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka allocation factor for allocating costs, Carlton; Darin N. Hendren; Darla S. Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; Horvath Revocable Trust dated October production and proceeds from the Hughes; David Malcom Hawthorne; LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; multiunit horizontal well to each of the David S. Daniel, Jr. ; David Simpson Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae notice to be published as required by dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods units, that the proposed multiunit Daniel; David W. Boggs and Natalie M. Page; Rhame Wood Living Trust law and rules of the Commission. Inter Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; horizontal well be completed in and Boggs; Deanna R. Corbin; Dede dated April 14, 2000; Richard A. ested persons may appear and be heard. Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, produce hydrocarbons from the Hodge; Dee June Caldwell; Della I. Adkins; Richard Dewayne Hughes; For additional information concerning II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; Texmexhoma, above‑named separate common sources, Mayhugh; Della Mayhugh; Dennis Rickey Leon Hughes; Robbie Faye this cause, contact Brett Lowry at Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, LLC; The Linda Sue Keleher Family and grant such other relief as may be Andrews; Dicey O. Howell; Dolph House; Robert Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Trust as established in the James D. proper based upon the evidence Family LLC, an Oklahoma limited Gas Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech Montgomery, Jr. Family Trust, dated presented at hearing. liability company; Don Andrews; Ronald H. Mayfield; Ronald James 234‑9592. Please refer to the Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, March 21, 2013 and as amended on NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Donald A. Mayfield; Donald F. Kojakanian; Rosetta A. Templeton; captioned Cause CD Number. now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; January 13, 2016, Ann Montgomery Applicant may request that the Order in Guempel; Donald H. McClure, Trustee Ruby McKey Byrd; Ruth Ann NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Pettus and Donnell L. Pettus as this cause be effective as of the date of of the Donald H. McClure Revocable McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Co‑Trustees; The Mary June Mills the execution or as of a date prior Trust dated September 17, 2002, as LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings Cashman Revocable Trust dated thereto and designate Applicant or some amended August 30, 2006; Donna Gail company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; The referenced hearing may be Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry 3/12/97; The Stephen G. Cottrell Mineral Rights Trust, dated July 19, other party recommended by Applicant Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; conducted via teleconference or Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Thomas B. to drill, complete and produce the well; Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. videoconference. Before coming to the Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas Taffner; Thomas William Byrd; Turner NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; building for this hearing, please visit the LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. Minerals, LLC; TWE Mineral Applicant and interested parties may LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Sharon L. Parkin; Sharon Wootten Staf Oklahoma Corporation Commission Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Partnership, a limited partnership; Vicki present testimony by telephone with Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a ford Cooper Revocable Trust, dated website at www.occeweb.com to deter Templeton; James William Adkins; Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Webb; Viola cost of telephonic communication to be Delaware Limited Liability Company; 5/1/1973; Shawn C. Niles; Shawn mine the status of building access. Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason Greene; Von M. Edens; W. C. paid by the person requesting its use. Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. Fanning; Instructions for participating via tele B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; Goggans; William Carey Goggans; Interested parties desiring to participate Limited Liability Company; Echo Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. Crow; conference or videoconference are Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; William Clifton Fanning and Peggy by telephone shall contact Applicant or Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of the available on the Commission’s website. Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of the Applicant’s attorney prior to the hearing liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Trust CORPORATION COMMISSION OF White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran Fanning Family Joint Revocable Living date and provide their name and phone LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Energy, OKLAHOMA Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and number; Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma Trust Agreement, dated March 13, J. TODD HIETT, 2013; William Craig Caldwell; William This Cause is set for hearing before Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz company; Shriners Hospitals for CHAIRMAN limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink an Administrative Law Judge for taking abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza Crippled Children, a Colorado erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Darwin Googans; Wyatt Energy BOB ANTHONY, Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; XTO evidence and reporting to the beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab VICE CHAIRMAN L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family Commission on the Initial Hearing dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, LLC, an DANA L. MURPHY, Oklahoma Limited Liability Company; Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka COMMISSIONER Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; Horvath Revocable Trust dated October Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, their heirs, devisees, executors, admin DONE AND PERFORMED istrators, trustees, successors and a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; JANUARY 15, 2021. 2016; Joe T. Wood; Joe Terry Murray; notice to be published as required by dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods John C. Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John assigns and all persons, owners, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION producers, operators, purchasers and law and rules of the Commission. Inter Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; Peggy Mitchell, F. Templeton; John Walter Daniel; ested persons may appear and be heard. Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, Johnna J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner takers of oil and gas, and all interested Commission Secretary parties, particularly in Grady County, For additional information concerning II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; Texmexhoma, (1‑21‑21) a/k/a Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; this cause, contact Brett Lowry at Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, LLC; The Linda Sue Keleher Family Judith Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes Oklahoma. Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Trust as established in the James D. Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a NOTICE IS GIVEN: Applicant or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech Montgomery, Jr. Family Trust, dated (CD11953792) Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June requests that the Corporation 234‑9592. Please refer to the Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, March 21, 2013 and as amended on NOTICE OF HEARING Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; Commission of Oklahoma issue an captioned Cause CD Number. now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; January 13, 2016, Ann Montgomery CAUSE CD NO. 202100044 KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, order approving a multiunit horizontal NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Pettus and Donnell L. Pettus as BEFORE THE CORPORATION 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. well in the following 640‑acre drilling Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Co‑Trustees; The Mary June Mills COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; and spacing units and common sources the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings Cashman Revocable Trust dated OKLAHOMA Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby of supply described below: The referenced hearing may be Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry 3/12/97; The Stephen G. Cottrell APPLICANT: Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE conducted via teleconference or Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey Mineral Rights Trust, dated July 19, CONTINENTAL company; Larry Tims; Lester C. OF SUPPLY, UNIT videoconference. Before coming to the Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Thomas B. RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, building for this hearing, please visit the LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. Taffner; Thomas William Byrd; Turner REQUESTED: MULTIUNIT Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Oklahoma Corporation Commission Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Minerals, LLC; TWE Mineral HORIZONTAL WELL. Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn 595386 & 395591, Woodford, website at www.occeweb.com to deter Templeton; James William Adkins; Partnership, a limited partnership; Vicki LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » January 21, 2021» 5B

Blackwells LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Trust under Agreement dated August allocation factor for allocating costs, Daniel; David W. Boggs and Natalie M. Page; Rhame Wood Living Trust Bobby Joe Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; 22, 2001; Mick Lee Haynes and Carol production and proceeds from the Boggs; Deanna R. Corbin; Dede dated April 14, 2000; Richard A. Corporation Brigham Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I Ann Haynes; Miranda Fields; multiunit and produce hydrocarbons Hodge; Dee June Caldwell; Della I. Adkins; Richard Dewayne Hughes; LLC, a Texas limited liability company; MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene from the above‑named separate Mayhugh; Della Mayhugh; Dennis Rickey Leon Hughes; Robbie Faye Commission Butkin Investment Company; Cactus Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy common sources, and grant such other Andrews; Dicey O. Howell; Dolph House; Robert Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Petroleum Corporation; Camino Natural Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions relief as may be proper based upon the Family LLC, an Oklahoma limited Gas Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership evidence presented at hearing. liability company; Don Andrews; Ronald H. Mayfield; Ronald James Applicant proposes to drill, complete L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn successor by merger to TEP Anadarko NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Donald A. Mayfield; Donald F. Kojakanian; Rosetta A. Templeton; and produce a multiunit horizontal well, R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Basin South III LLC, a Delaware Applicant may request that the Order in Guempel; Donald H. McClure, Trustee Ruby McKey Byrd; Ruth Ann tentatively known as the Sandy Creek LLC an Oklahoma limited liability limited liability company; NonOp Solu this cause be effective as of the date of of the Donald H. McClure Revocable McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, Ranch 4‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner the execution or as of a date prior Trust dated September 17, 2002, as LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units Royalty Company; Charla Faye ship successor by merger to TEP thereto and designate Applicant or some amended August 30, 2006; Donna Gail company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; described above at the following Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela other party recommended by Applicant Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. locations: McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; ware limited liability company; Oil Nut to drill, complete and produce the well; Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Bay Royalties, LP; Opal Syfert; Ovintiv NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, EAST/WEST, UNIT Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Pamela A. Leimer; Applicant and interested parties may LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Sharon L. Parkin; Sharon Wootten Staf First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Patrick Stapp, a/k/a Patrick Farley; present testimony by telephone with Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a ford Cooper Revocable Trust, dated 5/1/1973; Shawn C. Niles; Shawn NCT 1,320’ FWL, Section Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Paula Daniel; Paula Hillyer Barker, as cost of telephonic communication to be Delaware Limited Liability Company; Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. Fanning; 30‑T4N‑R5W Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Trustee of the Paula Hillyer Barker paid by the person requesting its use. Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. Crow; Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Revocable Living Trust, dated Interested parties desiring to participate Limited Liability Company; Echo Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of the 1,320’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli November 1, 2005; Pauline Woolery by telephone shall contact Applicant or Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Trust First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT dated Resource Company, LLC; Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Peggy Applicant’s attorney prior to the hearing liability company; Echo Minerals IX, dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Energy, 1,320’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy Lochner date and provide their name and phone LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, liability company; Cynthia A. Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Phillip number; Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral company; Shriners Hospitals for NCT 1,320’ FWL, Section Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Scott Brandenburg and Natalie Boggs This Cause is set for hearing before Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz Crippled Children, a Colorado 19‑T4N‑R5W Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of the an Administrative Law Judge for taking abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab The proposed well is to be Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, Brandenboggs Living Trust dated evidence and reporting to the beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. completed in and to produce 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. Commission on the Initial Hearing dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka hydrocarbons from the above‑named Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin successor by name change to Panhandle Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Horvath Revocable Trust dated October separate common sources of supply. Carlton; Darin N. Hendren; Darla S. Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; Applicant requests that the Corporation Hughes; David Malcom Hawthorne; LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods Commission establish a proper David S. Daniel, Jr. ; David Simpson Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae notice to be published as required by dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; allocation factor for allocating costs, Daniel; David W. Boggs and Natalie M. Page; Rhame Wood Living Trust law and rules of the Commission. Inter Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, production and proceeds from the Boggs; Deanna R. Corbin; Dede dated April 14, 2000; Richard A. ested persons may appear and be heard. Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; Texmexhoma, multiunit and produce hydrocarbons Hodge; Dee June Caldwell; Della I. Adkins; Richard Dewayne Hughes; For additional information concerning II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. LLC; The Linda Sue Keleher Family from the above‑named separate Mayhugh; Della Mayhugh; Dennis Rickey Leon Hughes; Robbie Faye this cause, contact Brett Lowry at Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, Trust as established in the James D. common sources, and grant such other Andrews; Dicey O. Howell; Dolph House; Robert Lee Jinks; Robin Oil & Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Montgomery, Jr. Family Trust, dated relief as may be proper based upon the Family LLC, an Oklahoma limited Gas Corporation; Roma E. Lenehan; or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech March 21, 2013 and as amended on evidence presented at hearing. liability company; Don Andrews; Ronald H. Mayfield; Ronald James 234‑9592. Please refer to the Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, January 13, 2016, Ann Montgomery NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Donald A. Mayfield; Donald F. Kojakanian; Rosetta A. Templeton; captioned Cause CD Number. now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; Pettus and Donnell L. Pettus as Applicant may request that the Order in Guempel; Donald H. McClure, Trustee Ruby McKey Byrd; Ruth Ann NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Co‑Trustees; The Mary June Mills this cause be effective as of the date of of the Donald H. McClure Revocable McGaughey; Saints Energy Enterprise, Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Cashman Revocable Trust dated the execution or as of a date prior Trust dated September 17, 2002, as LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings 3/12/97; The Stephen G. Cottrell thereto and designate Applicant or some amended August 30, 2006; Donna Gail company; Samuel Zedock Byrd, Jr.; The referenced hearing may be Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry Mineral Rights Trust, dated July 19, other party recommended by Applicant Thompson; Donna J. Andrews; Donna Sandra S. Greiner; Scott E. Niles; conducted via teleconference or Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey Lee Gentry; EAW Energy Partners Sekani Exploration, LLC; Sharon K. videoconference. Before coming to the Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Thomas B. to drill, complete and produce the well; Taffner; Thomas William Byrd; Turner NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Fund I, LP; Echo Minerals AC III, Bemis; Sharon Kay Gentry Bemis; building for this hearing, please visit the LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Sharon L. Parkin; Sharon Wootten Staf Oklahoma Corporation Commission Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Minerals, LLC; TWE Mineral Applicant and interested parties may Partnership, a limited partnership; Vicki present testimony by telephone with Company; Echo Minerals AC, LLC, a ford Cooper Revocable Trust, dated website at www.occeweb.com to deter Templeton; James William Adkins; Delaware Limited Liability Company; 5/1/1973; Shawn C. Niles; Shawn mine the status of building access. Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Webb; Viola cost of telephonic communication to be Greene; Von M. Edens; W. C. paid by the person requesting its use. Echo Minerals I, LLC, a Delaware Fanning, a/k/a Shawn D. Fanning; Instructions for participating via tele B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen; Limited Liability Company; Echo Sheila Freudiger; Sheila M. Crow; conference or videoconference are Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; Goggans; William Carey Goggans; Interested parties desiring to participate William Clifton Fanning and Peggy by telephone shall contact Applicant or Minerals II, LLC, a Delaware limited Sherri Lynn Haynes, Trustee of the available on the Commission’s website. Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry liability company; Echo Minerals IX, Sherri Lynn Haynes Revocable Trust CORPORATION COMMISSION OF White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of the Applicant’s attorney prior to the hearing Fanning Family Joint Revocable Living date and provide their name and phone LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability dated July 19, 2002; Shoreline Energy, OKLAHOMA Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and Company; Edmond Hollis; EK Mineral LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability J. TODD HIETT, SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma Trust Agreement, dated March 13, number; 2013; William Craig Caldwell; William This Cause is set for hearing before Company, LLC; Eldon W. Edens; Eliz company; Shriners Hospitals for CHAIRMAN limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink abeth Gabriel Taft, Trustee of the Eliza Crippled Children, a Colorado BOB ANTHONY, erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Darwin Googans; Wyatt Energy an Administrative Law Judge for taking Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; XTO evidence and reporting to the beth and Joseph Taft Revocable Trust non‑profit corporation; Smack Dab VICE CHAIRMAN L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family dated December 10, 2013; Elsie Neal Ltd.; Stanley P. Cottrell; Stephen J. DANA L. MURPHY, Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, LLC, an Commission on the Initial Hearing Oklahoma Limited Liability Company; Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Stubblefield; Elvie Wilson; Ersel L. Horvath, Trustee of the Dolisa Oteka COMMISSIONER Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. Williams; Ersel Williams; Expro ‑ I, LP; Horvath Revocable Trust dated October DONE AND PERFORMED Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, their heirs, devisees, executors, admin Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 istrators, trustees, successors and a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Farber Joint Trust, a revocable trust 20, 2015; Stewart Michael Hughes; JANUARY 15, 2021. 2016; Joe T. Wood; Joe Terry Murray; dated October 21, 2014; Fern McKey Susan Diane Young; Susan Woods BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION John C. Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John assigns and all persons, owners, notice to be published as required by producers, operators, purchasers and law and rules of the Commission. Inter Adams; Floyd Ott Lochner, Jr., a/k/a a/k/a Susan Adele Weatherford Woods; Peggy Mitchell, F. Templeton; John Walter Daniel; Floyd Otto Lochner, Jr.; Fortis Minerals Sylvia J. Jones; Tahoe Exploration, Commission Secretary Johnna J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner takers of oil and gas, and all interested ested persons may appear and be heard. parties, particularly in Grady County, For additional information concerning II, LLC; Frank H. Dolf Jr. and Donna S. Inc.; Tandem Land, Inc.; Texmexhoma, (1‑21‑21) a/k/a Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; Dolf, Trustees of the Dolf Family Trust, LLC; The Linda Sue Keleher Family Judith Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes Oklahoma. this cause, contact Brett Lowry at NOTICE IS GIVEN: Applicant Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 dated November 8, 2012; Franklin D. Trust as established in the James D. Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a Stapp, Jr.; G. B. Energy, Inc.; Geotech Montgomery, Jr. Family Trust, dated (CD11953796) Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June requests that the Corporation or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) NOTICE OF HEARING Commission of Oklahoma issue an 234‑9592. Please refer to the Production, Inc.; Gina Gay Goggans, March 21, 2013 and as amended on Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; now Jozwiak; Glenda Ann Smith; January 13, 2016, Ann Montgomery CAUSE CD NO. 202100046 KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, order approving a multiunit horizontal captioned Cause CD Number. BEFORE THE CORPORATION well in the following 640‑acre drilling NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Greiner Partnership; Gulfport MidCon Pettus and Donnell L. Pettus as 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. LLC; Hal G. McKnight; Haymaker Co‑Trustees; The Mary June Mills COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; and spacing units and common sources Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to OKLAHOMA of supply described below: the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. Properties LP; Hazeltine Holdings Cashman Revocable Trust dated Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby Corporation; Henry A. Taffner; Henry 3/12/97; The Stephen G. Cottrell APPLICANT: Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE The referenced hearing may be CONTINENTAL OF SUPPLY, UNIT conducted via teleconference or Abram Taffner; Henry Taffner; Hussey Mineral Rights Trust, dated July 19, company; Larry Tims; Lester C. Enterprises, Inc.; Integrity Oil and Gas 2019; Thomas Taffner, a/k/a Thomas B. RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, videoconference. Before coming to the REQUESTED: MULTIUNIT Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W building for this hearing, please visit the LLC; Irene Woolery Lynn; James A. Taffner; Thomas William Byrd; Turner Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann Greiner; James A. Templeton; James F. Minerals, LLC; TWE Mineral HORIZONTAL WELL. Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn 595386 & 395591, Woodford, Oklahoma Corporation Commission LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W website at www.occeweb.com to deter Templeton; James William Adkins; Partnership, a limited partnership; Vicki Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; Janet Ruth Adkins, now Wayne; Jason Webb, a/k/a Vicki L. Webb; Viola SECTIONS 30 AND 19, LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa Applicant proposes to drill, complete mine the status of building access. TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, and produce a multiunit horizontal well, Instructions for participating via tele B. Hendren; Jason Daniel Dodgen ; Greene; Von M. Edens; W. C. Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; Jayson Allan Haynes; Jennifer H. Jones; Goggans; William Carey Goggans; RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al tentatively known as the Sandy Creek conference or videoconference are COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Ranch 6‑19‑30XHW, in one or more of available on the Commission’s website. Jerry D. Taffner; Jerry Taffner; Jerry William Clifton Fanning and Peggy A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, White a/k/a Jerry D. White; Jessie Oran Maureen Fanning, as Trustees of the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 2003; Marjorie Woolery Mayfield a/k/a the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; described above at the following OKLAHOMA Adkins; Jimmy Ray Templin; JM and Fanning Family Joint Revocable Living Margie Woolery Mayfield; Mary Alice SS Ferguson, LLC, an Oklahoma Trust Agreement, dated March 13, Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Daniel Dodgen; Mary Elizabeth locations: J. TODD HIETT, Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, CHAIRMAN limited liability company; Jo Ann Pink 2013; William Craig Caldwell; William Haymaker, now Breitenkamp; Mary Jo erton Daniel; Joe A. Hollis and Becky Darwin Googans; Wyatt Energy Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann Adkins Friday; Mary L. Roden as EAST/WEST, UNIT BOB ANTHONY, Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason First Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, VICE CHAIRMAN L. Hollis, Trustees of the Hollis Family Partners; XP2 Holdings, LLC; XTO Trustee of The Mary L. Roden Revocable Trust dated June 21, 2001; Energy, Inc.; Zachary Family, LLC, an Trust, Bank of America Trustee; Anne Revocable Living Trust dated NCT 330’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W DANA L. MURPHY, W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the R. Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT COMMISSIONER Joe T. Murray, Trustee of the Joe T. Oklahoma Limited Liability Company; November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; Murray Living Trust, dated January 28, their heirs, devisees, executors, admin K. Wootten Land Trust; B. Kannady Maureen McClure, Trustee of the 330’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W DONE AND PERFORMED Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; First Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT JANUARY 15, 2021. 2016; Joe T. Wood; Joe Terry Murray; istrators, trustees, successors and Maureen F. McClure Revocable Trust John C. Daniel; John Ernest Teel; John assigns and all persons, owners, Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil UAD 10/10/17; Melanie Daniel 330’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, Peggy Mitchell, F. Templeton; John Walter Daniel; producers, operators, purchasers and Robideau a/k/a Melanie Lynn Robideau Johnna J. Yates; Johnnie H. Taffner takers of oil and gas, and all interested Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett nee Daniel; Michael David Turner and NCT 330’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Commission Secretary Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood The proposed well is to be (1‑21‑21) a/k/a Johnie Taffner; Jordan Hughes; parties, particularly in Grady County, Nancy Ann Turner, as Trustees of the Judith Sigrun Dunlap; Julia Haynes Oklahoma. Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou Turner Living Trust, dated November 4, completed in and to produce Thompson; Julie D. Andrews, a/k/a NOTICE IS GIVEN: Applicant Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne 1994; Michael James Adkins; Michael hydrocarbons from the above‑named (CD11953794) Julie Andrews; June B. Talley; June requests that the Corporation Travis; Bill J. English; Billy Wayne S. Templeton; Michael W. McKey; separate common sources of supply. NOTICE OF HEARING Talley; Karen Short; Kathi A. Brown; Commission of Oklahoma issue an Andrews; Black Horse Resources LLC, Michael W. Muncy, Trustee of the Applicant requests that the Corporation CAUSE CD NO. 202100045 KG Smith Living Trust dated May 27, order approving a multiunit horizontal an Oklahoma limited liability company; Michael W. Muncy 2001 Revocable Commission establish a proper BEFORE THE CORPORATION 2015, Kenneth R. Smith and Glenda A. well in the following 640‑acre drilling Blackwells LLC; Bobby J. Marsee; Trust under Agreement dated August allocation factor for allocating costs, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Smith, Trustees; Kimberly A. Butler; and spacing units and common sources Bobby Joe Rogers; Bradley J. Adkins; 22, 2001; Mick Lee Haynes and Carol production and proceeds from the OKLAHOMA Kimberly Jo Shoemaker; Kirby of supply described below: Brigham Minerals, LLC; BRR OK I Ann Haynes; Miranda Fields; multiunit and produce hydrocarbons APPLICANT: Minerals LLC, a Texas limited liability ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE LLC, a Texas limited liability company; MM‑Woodford 1, LP; Morris Gene from the above‑named separate CONTINENTAL company; Larry Tims; Lester C. OF SUPPLY, UNIT Butkin Investment Company; Cactus Howell; Mural Gerew Goggans; Nancy common sources, and grant such other RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Taffner; Lillie Foster; Linda Holbrook; 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, Petroleum Corporation; Camino Natural Hawthorne Combrink; NonOp Solutions relief as may be proper based upon the REQUESTED: MULTIUNIT Lisa Daniel Bagwell a/k/a Lisa Ann Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Resources, LLC; Carl A. Taffner; Carl IV LP, a Delaware limited partnership evidence presented at hearing. HORIZONTAL WELL. Bagwell nee Daniel; Lisa Dawn 595386 & 395591, Woodford, L. Guempel; Carla J. Moore; Carolyn successor by merger to TEP Anadarko NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Andrews; Little Blackwells LLC; Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W R. Flood; Central Leasing Partners, Basin South III LLC, a Delaware Applicant may request that the Order in SECTIONS 30 AND 19, LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Lorsa Applicant proposes to drill, complete LLC an Oklahoma limited liability limited liability company; NonOp Solu this cause be effective as of the date of TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, Hughes; Lula White; Lura D. Moore; and produce a multiunit horizontal well, company; Chad Eric Haynes; Chaparral tions IV LP, a Delaware limited partner the execution or as of a date prior RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY M. Catherine Casad, Trustee of the Al tentatively known as the Sandy Creek Royalty Company; Charla Faye ship successor by merger to TEP thereto and designate Applicant or some COUNTY, OKLAHOMA A. Greiner Trust, dated August 22, Ranch 5‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of Gilleland; Charles E. Flood; Charles Anadarko Basin South IV LLC, a Dela other party recommended by Applicant THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: 2003; Marjorie Woolery Mayfield a/k/a the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units McKey; Charles Steven Whitley; ware limited liability company; Oil Nut to drill, complete and produce the well; Alice W. Daniel a/k/a Alice E. Daniel; Margie Woolery Mayfield; Mary Alice described above at the following Charles Thomas Howell; Cherri Lee Bay Royalties, LP; Opal Syfert; Ovintiv NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Allison Daniel Kimble a/k/a Allison Daniel Dodgen; Mary Elizabeth locations: Walker; Cheryl Forshee; Cheryl Kay Mid‑Continent, Inc.; Pamela A. Leimer; Applicant and interested parties may Kimble nee Daniel; Alma Lee White; Haymaker, now Breitenkamp; Mary Jo LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, Abbott Morrison a/k/a Cheryl Abbott Patrick Stapp, a/k/a Patrick Farley; present testimony by telephone with Altha Tims; Alva Tims; Ann Adkins Friday; Mary L. Roden as EAST/WEST, UNIT Morrison; Christina Andrews a/k/a Paula Daniel; Paula Hillyer Barker, as cost of telephonic communication to be Montgomery Pettus; Anna Lee Eason Trustee of The Mary L. Roden First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, Christina Bugai; Clyde Randolph Trustee of the Paula Hillyer Barker paid by the person requesting its use. Trust, Bank of America Trustee; Anne Revocable Living Trust dated NCT 1,320’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Ferguson Revocable Trust; Colonial Revocable Living Trust, dated Interested parties desiring to participate W. Richey, Successor Trustee of the R. November 7, 2015; Mary Thompson; Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Royalties Limited Partnership; Consoli November 1, 2005; Pauline Woolery by telephone shall contact Applicant or K. Wootten Land Trust; B. Kannady Maureen McClure, Trustee of the 1,320’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W dated Resource Company, LLC; Vinyard; PEC Minerals LP; Peggy Applicant’s attorney prior to the hearing Investments, LLC; Barbara H. Fiese; Maureen F. McClure Revocable Trust First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Cottrell McKey, LLC, a Texas limited LaRue Harris, a/k/a Peggy Lochner date and provide their name and phone Barry Wayne Andrews; Beasley Oil UAD 10/10/17; Melanie Daniel 1,320’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W liability company; Cynthia A. Harris; Pentagon Oil Company; Phillip number; Compay; BEDLAM LP; Bessie A. Robideau a/k/a Melanie Lynn Robideau Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, Millhouse; Cynthia Deanne Joyner and Scott Brandenburg and Natalie Boggs This Cause is set for hearing before Jones; Bessie Jones; Betty J. Garrett nee Daniel; Michael David Turner and NCT 1,320’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Carrie E. Goldin, as Trustees of the Brandenburg as Co‑Trustees of the an Administrative Law Judge for taking Wood, Trustee of the Edythe S. Wood Nancy Ann Turner, as Trustees of the The proposed well is to be Joyner Living Trust, dated October 4, Brandenboggs Living Trust dated evidence and reporting to the Trust dated June 1, 1995; Betty Lou Turner Living Trust, dated November 4, completed in and to produce 2008; D. Michael Spradlin and William February 12, 2020; PHX Minerals Inc. Commission on the Initial Hearing Templin Burroughs; Beverly Dianne 1994; Michael James Adkins; Michael hydrocarbons from the above‑named Harold Spradlin, Jr.; Damon Erskin successor by name change to Panhandle Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Travis; Bill J. English; Billy Wayne S. Templeton; Michael W. McKey; separate common sources of supply. Carlton; Darin N. Hendren; Darla S. Oil and Gas Inc.; R & G Holdings, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Andrews; Black Horse Resources LLC, Michael W. Muncy, Trustee of the Applicant requests that the Corporation Hughes; David Malcom Hawthorne; LLC; Ray D. Taffner; Ray Dean a.m., on February 16, 2021, with an Oklahoma limited liability company; Michael W. Muncy 2001 Revocable Commission establish a proper David S. Daniel, Jr. ; David Simpson Taffner; Rebekah D. Andrews; Renae Continued on next page LPXLP 6B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

use. Interested parties who wish to NW/4 of Section 21‑16N‑10E, Creek Program, Ltd.; Caddo Exploration, Crudup & Wilder Royalties Limited Mason; Ruth Meister aka Ruth Weimer; participate by telephone shall contact County, Oklahoma, is producing from LLC; Cago, Inc.; Calvin Van Kirk Partnership; Horizontal BOP, LLC; Ida Ruth Meister Weimer; RWK IRA, Corporation Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior the common sources of supply named Woodworth as Trustee of the Calvin Laverne Hines; J. Michael Pullin; LLC; Samantha Ann to the hearing date, and provide their herein and is operated by Applicant. Van Kirk Woodworth and Willadean Cynthia Pullin; J.E. Dobbs; J.R. Shepperd;Samantha Ann Shepperd; Commission name and telephone number. Order No. 702578 requires that the Woodworth Revocable Trust under McGinley, Jr., as Trustee of the J.R. Samson Hydrocarbons Co.; Samson NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that wells be located no closer than 330 feet Agreement dated 10/20/2017; Canaan McGinley, Jr. Revocable Trust dated Resources Company; Sara A. Trigg, as notice to be published as required by all interested persons may appear and from the boundaries of the SE/4 NW/4 Resources, LLC; Carl I. Mason; Carol 1/2/1990; Jack D. Wakefield; Jack E. Trustee of the Trigg Family Trust; Sarah law and rules of the Commission. Inter be heard. For information concerning of said Section 21. The legal Lee Kleinhoff; Carolyn A. Sell and Trigg; Jack E. White; Martha B. White; A. Trigg, as Trustee of the Trigg Family ested persons may appear and be heard. this action, contact Reach Oil and Gas descriptions of the land sections Harold J. Sell Revocable Living Trust, James R. Winchester; Jamie K. Reed; Trust; Saxet I Minerals, LLC; Sea 2015, For additional information concerning Company, Inc., 6301 Waterford Blvd. adjacent to the area within which the and the Trustee of such trust; Castell Oil Brent A. Reed; Jan Oil Company; Jane LLC; Sea 2015, LLC; Seagull Midcon, this cause, contact Brett Lowry at Suite 120, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma location exception lies are: Sections 15, Company, LLC; Cawdor, Inc.; Cecelia E. Fried; Janice Louise Pullin Drake; Inc.; Sharon Kay Smith; Shirley Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 73118, Telephone: (405) 254‑5779; or 16, 17, 20, 22, 27, 28 and 29, Township A. Warners, aka Cecillia Adrenne Jayne E. Franks; Jeanean M. Blumhoff; Hammons; Shirley Hammons as Trustee for Barbara Hughes Noble; Sister or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Monique E. Desai, Lee Law & 16 North, Range 10 East, Creek Meister; Chaparral Energy, Inc.; Chap Jeffery David Croney; Jeffery Shayne Sharon Fujier aka Elizabeth Ann Fried; 234‑9592. Please refer to the Consulting, LLC, 1800 Canyon Park County, Oklahoma. Applicant further arral Energy, LLC; Charlene Corbett Todd McComas; Jeffrey Dean Snyder Properties, LLC; Staghorn captioned Cause CD Number. Circle, Suite 201, Edmond, Oklahoma requests that Applicant or some other aka Charlene Thorne; Charles J. Garrison; Jennifer Anne Ramsey; Resources, LLC; Star Production, Inc.; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: 73013, Telephone: (405) 844‑7000. party be authorized the right to drill said Mountford Trust dated 11/30/2008, and Jennifer Rollins Shumaker Hays, as State Energy & Investment, Inc.; Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, access to CORPORATION COMMISSION OF well. Applicant further requests that it the Trustee of such trust; Charles P. Trustee of the B.G.M. Trust; Jerry Stauros Operating Company; Staurt the Jim Thorpe Building is restricted. OKLAHOMA be permitted to produce said well at Kern and Voncile P. Kern, Trustees of Daley; Jerry Don Hines; Jerry Don Gaylord Meister, as Trustee of the The referenced hearing may be J. TODD HIETT, said location from all common sources the Kern Family Living Trust dated Hines; Jesse E. White; Joann Ray; Joe Marianne Hunter Meister; Stephen E. conducted via teleconference or CHAIRMAN of supply covered hereby without any December 7, 2001; Charlotte Maxon; Dan Trigg; Joe William McComas and Delaney; Stephen E. Schutten and videoconference. Before coming to the BOB ANTHONY, downward allowable adjustment. Charlotte Maxon; Charlotte Maxon, and Arlene E. McComas, as Co‑Trustees of Evelyn F. Schutten, as Trustees of the building for this hearing, please visit the VICE CHAIRMAN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Stephanie A. White or Samantha J. the Joe McComas Revocable Trust Stephen E. Schutten and Evelyn F. Oklahoma Corporation Commission DANA L. MURPHY, this cause will be heard before an Layton, as Attorney‑in‑Fact; Cherry dated the 11th day of December, 2000; Schutten Revocable Living Trust Dated website at www.occeweb.com to deter COMMISSIONER Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Creek Minerals, LLC; Chesapeake John Fried; John Irvin Washecheck, Jr., the 3rd day of September, 2002; mine the status of building access. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 19th Hearing Docket at the Oklahoma City Exploration LP; Citizen Energy II, LLC; deceased; John W. Delaney II; Johnny Stephen M. Weaver; Sterling Mi‑Ro Instructions for participating via tele DAY OF JANUARY, 2021. office of the Corporation Commission, Clarice P. Nicola; Cleroy, Inc.; Col. Gene Wakefield and Donnie Esther Partners, LP; Sterling Mi‑Ro Partners, conference or videoconference are BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Okla A.J. Regnier, Trustee of Agnes V. Wakefield, as Co‑Trustees of the Wake LP; Stuart Gaylord Meister, as Trustee available on the Commission’s website. PEGGY MITCHELL, homa City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on Mesiter Trust dated 11/28/1962, and the field Revocable Living Trust under of the Marianne Hunter Meister Trust; CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Commission Secretary Tuesday, February 9, 2021, and that Trustee of such trust; Community Agreement dated 7/19/05; Johnny Gene TAT, Inc.; TAT, Inc.; Tauber Interest, OKLAHOMA (1‑21‑21) this notice be published as required by Resources Oil & Gas, Inc.; Conoco Wakefield, as Co‑Trustees of the LP; Teresa Fried Nichols; Texas Energy J. TODD HIETT, law and the rules of the Commission. Phillips; Cornerstone Flatiron Holdings, Wakefield Revocable Living Trust Supply, Inc.; Ava Lucille Norman, CHAIRMAN Due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, LLC; Craig Hulsey Ford; Crash under agreement dated 7/19/2005; (CD11953802) deceased; The Melvin Pregler BOB ANTHONY, access to the Jim Thorpe Building is Resource Partners, LLC; Curzon Joseph H. Ambrister, as Trustee of the NOTICE Inheritance Trust, and the Trustee of VICE CHAIRMAN restricted. The referenced hearing may Management, LLC; CV Spencer & Joseph H. Ambrister Revocable Living APPLICATION #2100101501 such trust; The Trust created under the DANA L. MURPHY, be conducted via teleconference or Associates, LLC; Dagny’s Properties, Trust u/t/a July 26, 1993; Joseph P. BEFORE THE CORPORATION LW&T of Gaylor Lee Reuter, and the COMMISSIONER videoconference. Before coming to the LP; Dale Allen Miller and Deah Jean Weaver; Julie Dines; Katheryn Elaine COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Trustee of such trust; The Trust created DONE AND PERFORMED building for this hearing, please visit the Miller, as Trustees of the Dale and Krey; Richard Krey; Kenneth L. OKLAHOMA under the LW&T of Gaylor Lee Reuter, JANUARY 15, 2021. Oklahoma Corporation Commission Deah Miller Family Trust; Darrell W. McComas; Kenneth S. Kreger; Wilma APPLICANT: FIRST and the Trustee of such trust; The Trust BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION website at www.occeweb.com to deter Mull, Trustee of the Darrell W. Mull Kreger; Kerry Donn Smith; Kevin A. ASCENT OPERATING, LLC. created under the LW&T of Gaylor Lee Peggy Mitchell, mine the status of building access. Revocable Trust Dated the 28th day of McComas; Kirby Family, LLC; Kona RELIEF SOUGHT: Reuter, and the Trustee of such trust; Commission Secretary Instructions for participating via tele July, 2009; Daunis Properties, LP; Ltd.; Lambert Oil and Gas Royalties DISPOSAL WELL. LEGAL Daunis Properties, LP; David Fried; Corporation; Land Run Minerals, LLC; The Trust created under the LW&T of (1‑21‑21) DESCRIPTION: conference or videoconference are available on the Commission’s website. David Tauber; Lynda Tauber; Delettie Lanroy, Inc.; Lariat Petroleum Inc.; Gaylor Lee Reuter, and the Trustee of NORTHWEST QUARTER OF Joy McKinney; Delettie Joy McKinney; Larry Joe Fitzgerald; Rebecca Alice such trust; Archie Borders, deceased; THE SOUTHWEST NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that (CD11953799) Devon Energy Corporation; Donald Lee Fitzgerald; Lela Faye Cope, deceased; Marvin L. Ransome, deceased; Mary E. QUARTER OF THE SOUTH Applicant and interested parties may NOTICE OF HEARING Dobbs; Donna G. Rivers O’Mealey; Leland E. Monroe; Guynel E. Monroe; Clepper, deceased; Thelma Laverne WEST QUARTER OF THE present testimony by telephone. The Cause CD 202100055 Doris A. Washecheck Revocable Trust Lepton LLC; Lepton, LLC; Lewes Oil Jezek, as Trustee of the Billy J. Jezek SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF cost of telephonic communication shall BEFORE THE CORPORATION dated October 24, 2019, and the Trustee and Gas Co.; Linda Carold Dines; Marital Deduction Trust, created March SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 8 be paid by the person or persons COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF of such trust; Doris G. Washecheck; Evelyn Calder, deceased and Linda 31, 2002; Thomas A. McMahan and SOUTH, RANGE 1 EAST, requesting its use. Interested parties OKLAHOMA Dorotha M. Mason, as Trustee of the Carold Dines as the Executor of the Deanna K. McMahan, Trustees of the LOVE COUNTY, who wish to participate by telephone APPLICANT: REACH OIL Dorotha M. Mason Revocable Living Estate of Evelyn Calder, deceased; Thomas A. McMahan Trust; Timothy OKLAHOMA shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s AND GAS COMPANY, INC. Trust under Agreement dated 1/28/03; Logo & Ellis; LongPoint Minerals, Lee McComas; TIZIRA, LLC; Todd STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all attorney, prior to the hearing date, and RELIEF SOUGHT: 80‑ACRE Dorotha M. Mason, as Trustee of the LLC; Lonnie Joe Borders; Louis Allen Merritt; Tom‑Stack, LLC; Tribute persons, owners, producers, operators, provide their names and telephone OIL DEWATERING Dorotha M. Mason Revocable Trust Grande; Marathon Oil Company; Mara Royalties, Inc.; Trigg & Ambrister, a purchasers and takers of oil and gas and numbers. SPACING. LEGAL under Agreement dated 1/28/2003; thon Oil Company; Marjorie Kuhlman; Partnership; Trigg Drilling Co., Inc.; all other interested persons, particularly NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that DESCRIPTION: E/2 NE/4 Dorotha Mason; Dorothy Burns; Verna Mark E. Norman;Mark E. Norman; Trigg Drilling Company; Trinsa in Love County, Oklahoma;; and if any all interested persons may appear and SECTION 2 TOWNSHIP 7 Gipson May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. Mark Steven Hays; Mark Steven Hays; McComas; Tully Family, LLC; Turtle of the named individuals or entities be be heard. For information concerning NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST, 128; Dorothy Ferguson; Dorothy J. Marva Ingram; Mary Hayworth; Mary Creek Exploration, LLC; Union Pacific deceased or a dissolved partnership, this action contact: TODD SHELTON, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Miller, as Trustee of the Dorothy J. J. Urbke; Mason Minerals, LLC; May Railroad Company; Unit Production, corporation or other association, then Precise Discovery Exploration, LLC, OKLAHOMA Miller Trust dated 8/30/1991; Edward Petroleum, Inc.; Melvin E. Meister; LLC; Ventana Exploration and the unknown heirs, executors, adminis 4027 S. Rolling Oaks Dr., Tulsa, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All B. Clepper; Edward G. Schutten; Linda Merlin Corporation; MGAJA Production, LLC; Vera Mae Tully, as trators, devisees, trustees, successors, Oklahoma 74107 Telephone: (918) persons, owners, producers, operators, Kay Schutten; Eldon R. Ventris; Properties; MGAJA Properties; Michael Trustee of the George E. Tully Trust trustees and assigns of any such 698‑3696 and/or RICHARD J. purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Elizabeth Ann Alexander; Elsie Juanita A. Porter, as Trustee of the Velma Sue “B”; Vicki Glover; Virginia Lee Hayes; deceased individual or dissolved GORE, Attorney, 300 N.E. 1st Street, and all other interested persons, particu Donahue; Betty Ann Bahm, deceased; Hardy Revocable Living Trust; Michael Vivian C. Wilson, deceased; Marva partnership, corporation or other Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104‑4004, larly in Seminole County, Oklahoma, Betty Ann Bahm, deceased; Betty Ann B. Vance; Michael Lee McComas; Ingram; Vivian Wilson; Lorita Ingram; association. Telephone: (405) 236‑0478 and more particularly: Achena Presby Bahm, deceased; Clell Mason aka C.E. Michael P. Ford; Mike D. Fried; Monti Voncile Pullin Kern; Warwick Energy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CORPORATION COMMISSION OF terian Church of Seminole County; Mason, deceased; Dean H. Boedeker, cello Investments, LLC; Monticello Group; Warwick‑Ares, LLC; Wayfinder THAT the Applicant in this Cause is OKLAHOMA Agnes Rischard; Boone Operating, Inc.; deceased; George E. Tully, deceased; Investments, LLC; Native‑Legacy Part Resources Operating, LLC; Waymar requesting that the Commission, J. TODD HIETT, George Fried, deceased; Helen H. ners, LLC; Newfield Exploration Acquisitions & Holdings LLC; West Carol Ezell; Catherine Hester; David A pursuant to OCC‑OGR, Rules Chairman Arbuckle, deceased; John Irvin Mid‑Continent Inc.; Nicholas Plains Energy Company, Inc.; Western Rogers; Denis P. Rischard; Frank H. 165:10‑5‑5 and 165: 10‑5‑6 and ROP BOB ANTHONY, Washecheck, Jr., deceased; John Operating, LLC; Noel Gene Whitlow, Oil and Gas Development Corp.; Seay & Janet G. Seay, Trustees Frank 165: 5‑7‑30 administratively authorize Vice Chairman Nagode, deceased; Joseph H. spa Gene Whitlow and Janice Kay Westok Energy, Inc.; William B. Crowe H. Seay & Janet G. Seay Revocable the approval of a disposal of saltwater DANA L. MURPHY, Ambrister, as Trustee of the Joseph H. Whitlow, as Trustees of the Whitlow and Pamela S. Lynch, as Co‑Trustees of Trust; James M. May & Dianna S. May into a well as follows: Commissioner Ambrister Revocable Living Trust; Julia Family Trust; Norma L. Vickrey and The Janell M. Clum 2019 Revocable Family Trust; James M. Rogers; Jena WELL NAME AND LOCATION: DONE AND PERFORMED this 15th Whitehead, deceased; Julia Whitehead, Jimmie Vickrey a/k/a Jimmie Lee Trust dated September 2, 2019; William Thomas & Jami L. Robbins, Trustees, AKINSWD #l WELL day of January, 2021 deceased; Kenneth S. Mitchell, Vickrey, as Trustees of the Eugene and H. Pullin; Ann Pullin; William Haskell Wanda Thorn Woolwine Trust; John M. NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: deceased; Lawrence Fried, deceased; Norma L. Vickrey 2012 Revocable Dobbs; William Pullin and Ann E. Rogers; Joseph P. Rischard; Joseph P. SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE PEGGY MITCHELL, Leonard Fried, deceased; Lucille Trust; Northwest Royalty, LLC; Pullin, as Trustees of the Pullin Family Rogers; Kevin Scott Shirer; Kyle Joiner; SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE Commission Secretary McComas, deceased, deceased; Robert Norville Oil Co.; Norville Oil Co., Inc.; Revocable Trust, dated June 9, 2016; Lisa Kaye Nokes Guerrerro; Lori SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF (1‑21‑21) H. Adams, deceased; Robert H. Adams, Nova Energy Corporation; Oil Creek Wilma Whitehead Wilson, deceased; if Belcher Wall; Mary Piper; Michael & SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, deceased; Robert M. Parmley, Resources, LLC; OKSA Minerals, LP; any of the above‑named individuals be Elizabeth Stanbrough; Michael Keith RANGE 1 EAST, LOVE COUNTY, (CD11953934) deceased; Rose M. Braun, deceased; P. Kern, as Trustee of the Kern Family deceased, then the unknown heirs, exec Joyner; Robert C. Miller & JoAnn M. OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING Rose M. Braun, deceased; Rose M. Living Trust dated December 7, 2001; utors, administrators, devisees, trustees Rogers, Trustees of the Joint NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE AND Cause CD No 202100050 Braun, deceased; Rosemary Bitsche, Pacific Enterprises ABC Corporation; and assigns, both immediate and Declaration of Trust; Sherry Michelle DEPTH: BEFORE THE CORPORATION deceased; Roy R. Roberts, M.D., Paine Webber/Geodyne Energy Income remote, of such deceased individual; if Moore; Ted D. Thorn Trust; Thomas D. DISPOSAL RATE: HOXBAR COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF deceased; Stewart Hazelwood, Production Partnership I‑E; Paine any of the above‑named parties is a Rogers; Vickie J . Hooker; William A. SAND AND UPPER DEESE OKLAHOMA deceased; Taft Milford, deceased; Taft Webber/Geodyne Energy Income dissolved partnership, corporation or Rogers; Eleanor M. Nokes, desceased; TOP: 3,380’ BOTTOM: 4,040’ APPLICANT: CAMINO Milford, deceased; Eugene Jerome Production Partnership I‑F; Patricia Ann other association, then the unknown if living or deceased, dissolved or 4,500 Bbs/DAY NATURAL RESOURCES, Meister; F.C. Vickers, as Trustee of the Mull, as Trustee of the Patricia Ann successors, trustees and assigns, both liquidated, the known and unknown PRESSURE: 1,500 Psi/SURFACE successors, heirs and assigns, LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: Nelson Bunker Hunt Trust Estate ‑ Mull Revocable Trust Dated the 28th immediate and remote, of such OBJECTIONS MAY BE FILED MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL dissolved entity; if any of the immediate and remote, of any and all of WITH THE OKLAHOMA CORPO Trust B; FDIC; Felix Energy, LLC; day of July, 2009; Patricia Dell the above named parties. WELL. LEGAL First Bank and Trust and Nancy Ann Howard; Patricia Dell Howard; Patrick above‑named parties designated as a RATION COMMISSION WITHIN DESCRIPTION: Section 9, trustee is not presently acting in such NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FIFTEEN (15) DAYS AFTER THE Trissell, f/k/a Nancy Ann Proctor f/k/a A. McGinley Minerals, LLC; Patrick J. the Applicant requests that the Commis Township 10 North, Range 7 Nancy Ann Moore, as successor Vance; Patsy Frances May; Thorbin capacity as trustee, then the unknown PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. West of the IM, Grady and successor or successors to such trustee; sion enter an Order establishing 80‑acre OBJECTIONS, IF ANY, SHOULD BE Co‑Trustees of the Eddie L. Moore Lorn May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. 128; Stand‑up oil dewatering drilling and Canadian Counties, Oklahoma, Trust u/t/a dated August 17, 1987 and Peter Kainass, as Trustee of the Peter and if the above‑named party MAILED TO OIL AND GAS and Sections 16 and 21, designated as an attorney‑in‑fact is not spacing units for the Wewoka, Calvin, CONSERVATION DIVISON, amended on December 23, 2004; Five Kainass Revocable Trust of 2004 dated Senora, Earlsboro, Bartlesville, Township 10 North, Range 7 States 1999‑A, Ltd.; Flatiron Energy 4/20/2004; Phillip K. Swyden; Phillip presently acting in such capacity as POLLUTION ABATEMENT West of the IM, Grady County, attorney‑in‑fact, then the unknown Gilcrease, Cromwell, Hunton, Viola, DEPARTMENT, JIM THORPE Partners, LLC; Flow Production K. Swyden; Phillips Petroleum; Phyllis Simpson Dolomite, First Wilcox, and Oklahoma Company; Ford Minerals, LLC; Fortune Patricia O’Neal; Pickens Financial successor or successors to such attor BUILDING, P.O. BOX 52000, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All ney‑in‑fact. Second Wilcox common sources of OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Natural Resources Corporation; Four P Group, LLC; Pinnacle Oil & Gas; supply underlying all or substantially all persons, owners, producers, operators, Investments, Inc.; Four P Investments, Pinnacle Oil & Gas; Pioneer Natural NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 73152‑2000 purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Applicant, Camino Natural Resources, of the E/2 NE/4 Section 2, Township 7 (1‑21‑21) Inc.; Fredericksburg Royalty, Ltd.; Resources; Porta Bass Minerals, LLC; North, Range 5 East, Seminole County, and all other interested persons, particu Gabriel V. Rupp; Kelly S. Rupp; Gary Posse Petroleum, Ltd.; Primary Fuels, LLC, has filed an application in this Oklahoma. That the permitted well larly in Grady and Canadian Counties L. Wax and Tana Sue Wax Revocable Inc.; Priscilla Hackleman; PW/Geodyne cause requesting the Corporation location will be no closer than 330 feet (CD11953803) Oklahoma, including the following: Trust dated the 1st day of September, Production Partnership II‑A; Quetico, Commission of Oklahoma to enter an to any boundary of the NE/4 NE/4 NOTICE OF HEARING A&S Operating, Inc.; Adams Resources 2009, and the Trustee of such trust; LLC; Raquel Lynn Todd McComas; order, to be effective as of the date of Section 2, Township 7 North, Range 5 CAUSE CD NO. 202100047 Exploration Corp.; Alice Virginia Geno O&G, LLC; George W. Rebecca Alice Fitzgerald; Red Eagle the execution thereof or as of a date East, Seminole County, Oklahoma, for BEFORE THE CORPORATION Loeffelholz; Alvin Wood; AMW White Shepperd, Jr.; Gerald W. Pullin and/or Resources Corp.; Red Rocks Energy prior thereto, as follows: (i) approving, the Wewoka, Calvin, Senora, Earlsboro, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF head Family Interest, LLC; Andrew Oil Shirley O. Pullin, as Trustees, or their Partners, LP; Redbud Land and authorizing and permitting a multiunit Bartlesville, Gilcrease, Cromwell, OKLAHOMA & Gas Partnership; Arbuckle Mineral, successors in trust, under the Pullin Royalty, LLC; Redonna A. Pullin; horizontal well in the 640‑acre units Hunton, Viola, Simpson Dolomite, First APPLICANT: HORTON L. LLC; Arlene Fried; Ashland Asset Living Trust, dated October 19, 1994; Richard Bryan Krey and Kathern Elaine formed for the Mississippi Lime and Wilcox, and Second Wilcox common WEINS. RELIEF SOUGHT: Holding Company, LLC; AT&L Geraldine Ann Hines, deceased; Krey, Trustees of The Richard and Woodford separate common sources of sources of supply underlying the E/2 WELL LOCATION Energy, LLC; Athens Energy; August Gladyce O. Milford, Mona L. Snyder Elaine Krey Revocable Living Trust supply in Section 9, Township 10 NE/4 Section 2 Township 7 North, EXCEPTION. LEGAL B. Braun; Auten and Associates, LLC; and Maurita Gay Ammons, as Trustees Dated October 2, 2020; Richard Lee North, Range 7 West of the IM, Grady Range 5 East, Seminole County, DESCRIPTION: SE/4 NW/4 B.G.M. Trust, and the Trustee of such of the Grandchildren’s Trust; Gladyce Maxon and Leaunna Jene Maxon, as and Canadian Counties, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma. OF SECTION 21, TOWNSHIP trust; Barbara A. Biles; Barbara A. O. Milford, Mona L. Snyder and Trustees of the Richard Lee Maxon and in the standard 640‑acre units formed IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be 16 NORTH, RANGE 10 EAST, Washecheck; Barbara Ann Reuter; Maurita Gay Ammons, as Trustees of Leaunna Jene Maxon Joint Truste dated for the Mississippian and Woodford referred to an Administrative Law Judge CREEK COUNTY, Barbara B. Washecheck; Ben Leroy the Maurita Gay Ammons Trust; 6/25/14; Richard Lee Maxon and separate common sources of supply in for hearing, taking of evidence and OKLAHOMA Clark, as Trustee of the Ben Leroy Gladyce O. Milford, Mona L. Snyder Leaunna Jene Maxon, Trustees of the Sections 16 and 21, Township 10 reporting to the Commission. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Clark and Eleanor Rae Clark Living and Maurita Gay Ammons, as Trustees Richard Lee Maxon and Leaunna Jene North, Range 7 West of the IM, Grady IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS Applicant requests that the Commission Trust dated 5/10/96; Bennie R. Douglas of the Mona L. Snyder Trust; Gladyce Maxon Joint Trust dated 6/25/2014; County, Oklahoma, so as to allow such HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will enter an order amending Order No. and Billie J. Douglas, as Trustees, or O. Milford, Mona L. Snyder and Richard Maxon; Riverbend Exploration multiunit horizontal well to be drilled be heard before an Administrative Law 702578 dated September 20, 2019, for their successors in trust, under the Maurita Gay Ammons, as Trustees of & Production, LLC; Riverbend Explora into, to be completed in and to produce Judge on the Initial Hearing Docket at the Bartlesville, Dutcher and Wilcox Douglas Living Trust, dated October the Grandchildren’s Trust under the tion & Production, LLC; Roan hydrocarbons from such separate the Corporation Commission, Jim common sources of supply to permit a 20, 2011; Bill D. Eischied; Verna LW&T of Taft Milford; Gladyce O. Resources, LLC; Roan Resources, common sources of supply, with the Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Okla well for such common sources of supply Gipson May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. Milford, Mona L. Snyder and Maurita LLC; Robin Oil & Gas Corporation; completion interval of such multiunit homa, at 8:30 a.m. on the 9th day of at the following location: 128; Billy J. May, heir of Verna Gipson Gay Ammons, as Trustees of the Roger P. Kennedy; Roland E. May; horizontal well to be located in such February, 2021, and that this Notice be No closer than 461 feet from the May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. 128; Maurita Gay Ammons Trust under the Verna Gipson May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll lands as set forth below: published as required by law and the North line and no closer than 67 feet Blackwood Family Partnership; Blake LW&T of Taft Milford; Glenda P. Ray; NO. 128; Ronald Cruze Merritt and SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN Rules of the Commission. from the West line of the SE/4 NW/4 of Production Company, Inc.; Blake GMS Energy LLC; GMS Energy, LLC; Linda Kay Merritt, Co‑Trustees of the SAID SECTION 21: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Section 21, Township 16 North, Range Production Company, Inc.; Blake Harold I. Mason; Jaynee Mason; Ronald Cruze Merritt and Linda Kay not closer than 1,900 feet from the Applicant and interested parties may 10 East, Creek County, Oklahoma. Production Company, Inc.; Brenda K. Harvey L. Crumm, deceased; Merritt Revocable Trust; Ronald Lee south line and not closer than 660 feet present testimony by telephone. The The well location requested herein is Campbell; Brenda Kay Eisenhour; Brian Hazlewood Oil & Gas Co.; Hazlewood Garrison; Ronnie L. Bass; Royalty from the east line and not closer than 0 cost of telephonic communication shall moving to the West. The Cecil Stuart #1 D. Ransome; Brian K. Cope; Bruce E. Oil and Gas Co., Inc.; Helen H. Clearinghouse Partnership; Royalty feet from the north line of said Section be paid by the person(s) requesting its Well is located to the West in the SW/4 Clepper; Buffalo Royalty 1979 Drilling Arbuckle; Henry Braun; Herndon, Interests Partnership, LP; Ruby C. 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STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Chuck Norris 1007 10‑15 1MXH Well Energy II, LLC; Cleroy, Inc.; Conoco the LW&T of Gaylor Lee Reuter, and website at www.occeweb.com to deter persons, owners, producers, operators, Will Rogers 1007 22015 1MH Well Phillips; Conoco Phillips; Cornerstone the Trustee of such trust; The Trust mine the status of building access. Corporation purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Kaiser Francis Oil Company, Britton Flatiron Holdings, LLC; Craig Hulsey created under the LW&T of Gaylor Lee Instructions for participating via tele and all other interested persons, particu Estate No. 1‑10 Well Ford; Crash Resource Partners, LLC; Reuter, and the Trustee of such trust; conference or videoconference are Commission larly in Canadian and Grady Counties, Chaparral Energy, LLC, Evans D Daunis Properties, LP; David Fried; The Trust created under the LW&T of available on the Commission’s website. Oklahoma, including the following: No. 1 Well David Tauber; Lynda Tauber; Devon Gaylor Lee Reuter, and the Trustee of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 21, Citizen Energy III, LLC; Chaparral Citizen Energy III, LLC, Dries Energy Corporation; Doris A. such trust; The Trust created under the all interested persons may appear and SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN Energy, LLC; Kaiser‑Francis Oil 2H‑33‑4 Well, Dries 2H‑33‑4 Well, Washecheck Revocable Trust dated LW&T of Gaylor Lee Reuter, and the be heard. For information concerning SAID SECTION 16: Company; Charles J. Mountford; Whirlaway 2H‑33‑4 Well, Whirlaway October 24, 2019, and the Trustee of Trustee of such trust; A&S Operating, this action, contact Wade Hutcherson, not closer than 0 feet from the south Charles Jeffrey Mountford Trust; 4H‑33‑4 Well, Omaha 28‑33‑4‑11‑7 such trust; Dorotha M. Mason, as Inc.; August B. Braun; Caddo Needham Energy Land Services, line and not closer than 660 feet from Wayfinder Resources Operating, LLC; 5MXH Well, Whirlaway 33‑4‑11‑7 Trustee of the Dorotha M. Mason Exploration, LLC; Cago, Inc.; Carl I. LLC, 410 N. Walnut Avenue, Suite the east line and not closer than 0 feet ESP EOC Rose Rock, LLC; 4WXH Well, Omaha 28‑33‑4‑11‑7 Revocable Trust under Agreement Mason; Cecelia A. Warners, aka 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104, from the north line of said Section 16, Warwick‑Ares, LLC; Ventana 6WXH Well, Dutch 1H‑4‑9 Well dated 1/28/2003; Dorothy Ferguson; Cecillia Adrenne Meister; Col. A.J. Telephone: (405) 297‑0176; or John R. SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN Operating, LLC; if any of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Dorothy J. Miller, as Trustee of the Regnier, as Trustee of Agnes V. Reeves, Attorney, OBA #7479, SAID SECTION 9: above‑named individuals be deceased, this cause is set before an administrative Dorothy J. Miller Trust dated Mesiter Trust dated 11/28/1962; Seventeenth Floor, One Leadership not closer than 0 feet from the south then the unknown heirs, executors, law judge for hearing, taking of 8/30/1991; F.C. Vickers, as Trustee of Dagny’s Properties, LP; Dorotha Square, 211 North Robinson Avenue, line and not closer than 660 feet from administrators, devisees, trustees and evidence and reporting to the the Nelson Bunker Hunt Trust Estate ‑ Mason; Clell Mason aka C.E. Mason, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Tele the east line and not farther than 2,475 assigns, both immediate and remote, of Corporation Commission of Oklahoma. Trust B; Five States 1999‑A, Ltd.; deceased; Robert H. Adams, deceased; phone: (405) 272‑5742. feet from the south line of said Section such deceased individual; if any of the Notice is further given that the Flatiron Energy Partners, LLC; Ford Robert H. Adams, deceased; Taft CORPORATION COMMISSION OF 9, above‑named parties is a dissolved application in this cause may be Minerals, LLC; Four P Investments, Milford, deceased; Eugene Jerome OKLAHOMA and establishing a proper allocation partnership, corporation or other amended at such hearing in accordance Inc.; Geno O&G, LLC; Gladyce O. Meister; FDIC; Felix Energy, LLC; J. TODD HIETT, factor for allocating the costs of and the association, then the unknown with the rules of the Commission and Milford, Mona L. Snyder and Maurita Jack E. Trigg; Joann Ray; Joe Dan Chairman production and proceeds from such successors, trustees and assigns, both the laws of the State of Oklahoma. Gay Ammons, as Trustees of the Trigg; Katheryn Elaine Krey; Richard BOB ANTHONY, multiunit horizontal well to each of the immediate and remote, of such NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Grandchildren’s Trust under the LW&T Krey; Kona Ltd.; Mary Hayworth; Vice Chairman affected units covered hereby; and (ii) dissolved entity; and if any of the this cause will be heard before an of Taft Milford; Gladyce O. Milford, Ruby C. Mason; Sarah A. Trigg, as DANA L. MURPHY, granting such other and further relief as above‑named parties designated as a administrative law judge on the Mona L. Snyder and Maurita Gay Trustee of the Trigg Family Trust; Commissioner may be proper based upon the evidence trustee is not presently acting in such Conservation Docket at the Western Ammons, Trustees of the Maurita Gay Staghorn Resources, LLC; Thomas A. DONE AND PERFORMED this 19th presented at the hearing herein. capacity as trustee, then the unknown Regional Service Office of the Corpora Ammons Trust under the LW&T of Taft McMahan and Deanna K. McMahan, as day of January, 2021. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that successor or successors to such trustee. tion Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Milford; GMS Energy, LLC; Harold I Trustees of the Thomas A. McMahan BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: the application in this cause requests NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 2101 North Lincoln Boulevard, Mason; Jaynee Mason; Hazlewood Oil Trust; TIZIRA, LLC; Tom‑Stack, LLC; PEGGY MITCHELL, that the order to be entered in this Applicant, Camino Natural Resources, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 & Gas Co.; Henry Braun; Herndon, Trigg Drilling Co., Inc.; Unit Commission Secretary matter be made effective as of the date LLC, has filed an application in this A.M. on the 16th day of February, Crudup & Wilder Royalties Limited Production, LLC; Wilma Whitehead John R. Reeves ‑ OBA #7479 of the execution thereof or as of a date cause requesting the Corporation 2021, and that this notice be published Partnership; J.R. McGinley, Jr., as Wilson; if any of the above‑named indi (1‑21‑21) prior thereto. Commission of Oklahoma to enter an as required by law and the rules of the Trustee of the J.R. McGinley, Jr. Revo viduals be deceased, then the unknown NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that order, to be effective as of the date of Commission. cable Trust dated 1/2/1990; Jack E. heirs, executors, administrators, the execution thereof or as of a date NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that White; Martha B. White; Jan Oil devisees, trustees and assigns, both (CD11954029) this cause is set before an administrative NOTICE OF HEARING law judge for hearing, taking of prior thereto, as follows: (i) authorizing if this matter is unprotested, testimony Company; Jane E. Fried; Jayne E. immediate and remote, of such and permitting an exception to the may be offered by telephone or video Franks; Jerry Daley; Jesse E. White; deceased individual; if any of the CAUSE CD NO. 202100030 evidence and reporting to the BEFORE THE CORPORATION Corporation Commission of Oklahoma. permitted well location tolerances in the conference, and if this matter is John Fried; John W. Delaney II; Johnny above‑named parties is a dissolved 640‑acre units formed for the protested, testimony may be offered by Gene Wakefield, as Co‑Trustees of the partnership, corporation or other COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Notice is further given that the OKLAHOMA Mississippi Lime and Woodford telephone or video conference only with Wakefield Revocable Living Trust association, then the unknown application in this cause may be APPLICANT: MEWBOURNE separate common sources of supply in the consent of all parties of record and under agreement dated 7/19/2005; successors, trustees and assigns, both amended at such hearing in accordance OIL COMPANY. RELIEF Section 9, Township 10 North, Range 7 the Administrative Law Judge. The cost Joseph P. Weaver; Lambert Oil and Gas immediate and remote, of such with the rules of the Commission and SOUGHT: WELL West of the IM, Grady and Canadian of telephonic communication and video Royalties Corporation; Land Run dissolved entity; if any of the the laws of the State of Oklahoma. LOCATION EXCEPTION. Counties, Oklahoma, and in the conference shall be paid by the person Minerals, LLC; Lanroy, Inc.; Lariat above‑named parties designated as a NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LAND COVERED: standard 640‑acre units formed for the or persons requesting its use. Interested Petroleum Inc.; Lepton, LLC; Lewes trustee is not presently acting in such this cause will be heard before an SECTIONS 20 AND 29, Mississippian and Woodford separate parties who wish to participate by Oil and Gas Co.; Logo & Ellis; Mark capacity as trustee, then the unknown administrative law judge on the TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, common sources of supply in Sections telephone or video conference in an Steven Hays; May Petroleum, Inc.; successor or successors to such trustee; Conservation Docket at the Western RANGE 24 WEST, ELLIS 16 and 21, Township 10 North, Range 7 unprotested matter or a protested matter Melvin E. Meister; MGAJA Properties; and if any of the above‑named parties Regional Service Office of the Corpora COUNTY, OKLAHOMA West of the IM, Grady County, where the necessary consents have been Michael A. Porter, as Trustee of the designated as an attorney‑in‑fact is not tion Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: Oklahoma, so as to allow a proposed obtained shall contact Applicant or Velma Sue Hardy Revocable Living presently acting in such capacity as 2101 North Lincoln Boulevard, To the following parties, if living; or if multiunit horizontal well to be drilled Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Trust; Michael P. Ford; Mike D. Fried; attorney‑in‑fact, then the unknown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 deceased, then their unknown heirs, into, to be completed in and to produce date, and provide their names and tele Monticello Investments, LLC; successor or successors to such attor A.M. on the 16th day of February, devisees, executors, administrators, hydrocarbons from such separate phone numbers. Native‑Legacy Partners, LLC; Newfield ney‑in‑fact. 2021, and that this notice be published successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, common sources of supply in said NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Exploration Mid‑Continent Inc.; North NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as required by law and the rules of the the unknown successors, trustees or Sections 9, 16 and 21, with the THAT due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, west Royalty, LLC; Norville Oil Co., Applicant, Marathon Oil Company, has Commission. assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo completion interval of such multiunit access to the Jim Thorpe Building is Inc.; Oil Creek Resources, LLC; Pacific filed an application in this cause reques NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that ration, or the unknown successors of horizontal well to be located in such restricted. The referenced hearing may Enterprises ABC Corporation; Paine ting the Corporation Commission of if this matter is unprotested, testimony any party designated in any record as lands as set forth below: be conducted via teleconference or Webber/Geodyne Energy Income Oklahoma to enter an order, to be effec may be offered by telephone or video trustee: and all persons, owners, SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN videoconference. Before coming to the Production Partnership I‑E; Paine tive as of the date of the execution conference, and if this matter is producers, operators, purchasers and SAID SECTION 21: building for this hearing, please visit the Webber/Geodyne Energy Income thereof or as of a date prior thereto, as protested, testimony may be offered by takers of oil and gas, and all other not closer than 1,900 feet from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission Production Partnership I‑F; Patricia Dell follows: (i) confirming Order No. telephone or video conference only with interested persons in Ellis County, south line and not closer than 660 feet website at www.occeweb.com to deter Howard; Patrick A. McGinley Minerals, 534428 and the relief granted therein, the consent of all parties of record and Oklahoma. from the east line and not closer than 0 mine the status of building access. LLC; Peter Kainass, as Trustee of the and making such order and the relief the Administrative Law Judge. The cost NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of telephonic communication and video feet from the north line of said Section Instructions for participating via tele Peter Kainass Revocable Trust of 2004 granted therein effective, by confirming 21, dated 4/20/2004; Phillip K. Swyden; and establishing the 640‑acre drilling that the Applicant in this cause is conference shall be paid by the person conference or videoconference are requesting that the Commission issue an or persons requesting its use. Interested SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN available on the Commission’s website. Phillips Petroleum; Pickens Financial and spacing unit formed for the SAID SECTION 16: Group, LLC; Pinnacle Oil & Gas; Woodford common source of supply in Order authorizing Mewbourne Oil parties who wish to participate by NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Company, or some other party, to drill, telephone or video conference in an not closer than 0 feet from the south all interested persons may appear and Pioneer Natural Resources; Porta Bass Section 9, Township 10 North, Range 7 line and not closer than 660 feet from Minerals, LLC; Primary Fuels, Inc.; West of the IM, Canadian and Grady complete, and produce a multiunit hori unprotested matter or a protested matter be heard. For information concerning zontal well in the Cherokee common where the necessary consents have been the east line and not closer than 0 feet this action, contact Wade Hutcherson, PW/Geodyne Production Partnership Counties, Oklahoma; and (ii) granting from the north line of said Section 16, II‑A; Red Rocks Energy Partners, LP; such other and further relief as may be source(s) of supply for the 640‑acre obtained shall contact Applicant or Needham Energy Land Services, horizontal drilling and spacing unit(s) Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing SUBSURFACE LOCATIONS IN LLC, 410 N. Walnut Avenue, Suite Richard Lee Maxon and Leaunna Jene proper based upon the evidence SAID SECTION 9: Maxon, as Trustees of the Richard Lee presented at the hearing herein. The consisting of Sections 20 and 29, Town date, and provide their names and tele 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104, ship 18 North, Range 24 West, Ellis phone numbers. not closer than 0 feet from the south Telephone: (405) 297‑0176; or John R. Maxon and Leaunna Jene Maxon Joint application states that in Order No. line and not closer than 660 feet from Trust dated 6/25/2014; Richard Maxon; 534428, the Commission established the County, Oklahoma, with a completion NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Reeves, Attorney, OBA #7479, Seven interval as follows: THAT due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, the east line and not farther than 2,475 teenth Floor, One Leadership Square, Riverbend Exploration & Production, boundaries of and formed a 640‑acre feet from the south line of said Section LLC; Roan Resources, LLC; Robin Oil drilling and spacing unit for the North/South Location‑ft, East/West access to the Jim Thorpe Building is 211 North Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma Location‑ft: First Perforation in Section restricted. The referenced hearing may 9, City, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: & Gas Corporation; Roger P. Kennedy; Woodford common source of supply in with such authorization and Ronald Cruze Merritt and Linda Kay “Section 9, Township 10 North, Range #29, NCT 330’ FSL, NCT 1,320’ FEL; be conducted via teleconference or (405) 272‑5742. Last Perforation in Section #29, NCT 0’ videoconference. Before coming to the permission running in favor of CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Merritt, as Co‑Trustees of the Ronald 7 West of the IM, Canadian County, Applicant or some other party recom Cruze Merritt and Linda Kay Merritt Oklahoma.” FNL, NCT 1,320’ FEL; First Perforation building for this hearing, please visit the OKLAHOMA in Section #20, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Oklahoma Corporation Commission mended by Applicant; and (ii) granting J. TODD HIETT, Revocable Trust; Royalty NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a full allowable for the proposed Clearinghouse Partnership; Ruth the application in this cause requests 1,320’ FEL; Last Perforation in Section website at www.occeweb.com to deter Chairman #20, NCT 330’ FNL, NCT 1,320’ FEL mine the status of building access. multiunit horizontal well involved herein BOB ANTHONY, Meister aka Ruth Weimer; Samson that the order to be entered in this as to production from the separate Hydrocarbons Co.; Samson Resources matter be made effective as of the date This well will be completed using Instructions for participating via tele Vice Chairman casing and cement. The completion conference or videoconference are common sources of supply covered DANA L. MURPHY, Company; Sea 2015, LLC; Seagull of the execution thereof or as of a date hereby in each of the 640‑acre units Midcon, Inc.; Sister Sharon Fujier aka prior thereto. interval for the lateral shall be defined available on the Commission’s website. Commissioner by the interval between the first and last NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that formed therefor in said Sections 9, 16 DONE AND PERFORMED this 19th Elizabeth Ann Fried; Snyder Properties, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and 21, with no downward adjustment LLC; Star Production, Inc.; Stauros this cause is set before an administrative perforations described above. The all interested persons may appear and day of January, 2021. proposed location is not a legal location be heard. For information concerning imposed thereon. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Operating Company; Stephen E. law judge for hearing, taking of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Delaney; Stephen M. Weaver; Sterling evidence and reporting to the under the terms of Order Nos. 585689 this action, contact Wade Hutcherson, PEGGY MITCHELL, and 593696. Needham Energy Land Services, the application in this cause requests Commission Secretary Mi‑Ro Partners, LP; Staurt Gaylord Commission. Notice is further given that the order to be entered in this Meister, as Trustee of the Marianne that the application in this cause may be NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LLC, 410 N. Walnut Avenue, Suite John R. Reeves ‑ OBA #7479 the location described above is moving 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104, matter be made effective as of the date (1‑21‑21) Hunter Meister; TAT, Inc.; Tauber amended at such hearing in accordance of the execution thereof or as of a date Interest, LP; Teresa Fried Nichols; with the rules of the Commission and toward the following described Telephone: (405) 297‑0176; or John R. property: Reeves, Attorney, OBA #7479, Seven prior thereto and that the authorization Tribute Royalties, Inc.; Trigg Drilling the laws of the State of Oklahoma. (CD11953948) (a) teenth Floor, One Leadership Square, and permission requested herein run in Company; Tully Family, LLC; Vivian NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NOTICE OF HEARING Sections 17 and 32, 211 North Robinson Avenue, Oklahoma favor of Applicant or some other party Wilson; Lorita Ingram; Warwick this cause will be heard before an Cause CD No. 202100053 Township 18 North, Range 24 City, Oklahoma 73102, Telephone: recommended by Applicant. Energy Group; Wayfinder Resources administrative law judge on the BEFORE THE CORPORATION West, Ellis County, Oklahoma. (405) 272‑5742. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Operating, LLC; Westok Energy, Inc.; Conservation Docket at the Western COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CORPORATION COMMISSION OF the “land sections adjacent to the area Billy J. May; Verna Gipson May ‑ Regional Service Office of the Corpora OKLAHOMA the Applicant in this cause is requesting OKLAHOMA within the location exception” requested Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. 128; Delettie Joy tion Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, APPLICANT: CAMINO the following special relief: J. TODD HIETT, herein in said Sections 9, 16 and 21 in McKinney; Dorothy Burns; Verna 2101 North Lincoln Boulevard, NATURAL RESOURCES, (a) Chairman regard to the subsurface location Gipson May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: That Mewbourne Oil BOB ANTHONY, tolerance areas described above are said 128; Betty Ann Bahm, deceased; Mark A.M. on the 16th day of February, SPACING, INCLUDING Company, or some other party, Vice Chairman Sections 9, 16 and 21; Section 10, Alan Bahm; Betty Ann Bahm, 2021, and that this notice be published CONFIRMATION OF be designated as operator of the DANA L. MURPHY, Township 10 North, Range 7 West of deceased; Martin Bahm; Betty Ann as required by law and the rules of the ORDER NO. 534428. LEGAL unit well. Commissioner the IM, Canadian and Grady Counties, Bahm, deceased; Kathleen Martin; Commission. DESCRIPTION: Section 9, (b) DONE AND PERFORMED this 19th Oklahoma; and Sections 15 and 22, Dean H. Boedeker, deceased; Alice N. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Township 10 North, Range 7 That the well, if a day of January, 2021. Township 10 North, Range 7 West of Boedeker; George E. Tully, deceased; if this matter is unprotested, testimony West of the IM, Canadian and commercial producer in the BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: the IM, Grady County, Oklahoma. The George Fried, deceased; Kristy Webb; may be offered by telephone or video Grady Counties, Oklahoma common source(s) of supply PEGGY MITCHELL, other “land sections” surrounding said Helen H. Arbuckle, deceased; John conference, and if this matter is STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All named herein, be permitted to Commission Secretary Sections 9, 16 and 21 are Sections 17, Irvin Washecheck, Jr.; John Nagode, protested, testimony may be offered by 20, 27, 28 and 29, Township 10 North, persons, owners, producers, operators, deceased; Dorothy Nagode; Joseph H. telephone or video conference only with produce without penalty. John R. Reeves ‑ OBA #7479 (c) That, at the request of the (1‑21‑21) Range 7 West of the IM, Grady County, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Ambrister, deceased, as Trustee of the the consent of all parties of record and Oklahoma; Sections 4, 5 and 8, and all other interested persons, particu Joseph H. Ambrister Revocable Living the Administrative Law Judge. The cost Applicant, the Order may be Township 10 North, Range 7 West of larly in Canadian and Grady Counties, Trust; Julia Whitehead, deceased; JER of telephonic communication and video made effective on a date prior to (CD11953942) the IM Canadian and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, including the following: Family Company, LLC; Julia conference shall be paid by the person its signing. NOTICE OF HEARING Oklahoma; and Section 3, Township 10 Adams Resources Exploration Corp.; Whitehead, deceased; Pamela Haworth or persons requesting its use. Interested NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Cause CD No 202100052 North, Range 7 West of the IM, Alice Virginia Loeffelholz; AMW Barbera; Kenneth S. Mitchell, parties who wish to participate by this cause be set before an BEFORE THE CORPORATION Canadian County, Oklahoma. Whitehead Family Interest, LLC; deceased; Lawrence Fried, deceased; telephone or video conference in an Administrative Law Judge for hearing, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Andrew Oil & Gas Partnership; Arlene Arlene Fried; Leonard Fried, deceased; unprotested matter or a protested matter taking of evidence and reporting to the OKLAHOMA the name and operator of each well Fried; B.G.M. Trust, and the Trustee of David Fried; Robert M. Parmley, where the necessary consents have been Commission. APPLICANT: CAMINO currently completed in or producing such trust; Barbara A. Washecheck; deceased; Rose M. Braun, deceased; obtained shall contact Applicant or NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NATURAL RESOURCES, from one or more of the separate Barbara Ann Reuter; Blake Production Rose M. Braun, deceased; Rose M. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing this cause will be heard before an LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: common sources of supply covered Company, Inc.; Canaan Resources, Braun, deceased; Rosemary Bitsche, date, and provide their names and tele Administrative Law Judge on the Initial LOCATION EXCEPTION. hereby in any adjoining or cornering LLC; Carol Lee Kleinhoff; Castell Oil deceased; Roy R. Roberts, M.D., phone numbers. Hearing Docket at the Corporation LEGAL DESCRIPTION: tract of land or unit to the lands Company, LLC; Chaparral Energy, Inc.; deceased; Sharon Roberts; Stewart NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Section 9, Township 10 North, involved herein, toward which the Charlene Corbett aka Charlene Thorne; Hazelwood, deceased; Kyle Jones THAT due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 Range 7 West of the IM, Grady completion interval of the proposed Charles J. Mountford Trust dated Hazelwood; Taft Milford, deceased; access to the Jim Thorpe Building is a.m., on the 8th day of February, and Canadian Counties, multiunit horizontal well covered hereby 11/30/2008, and the Trustee of such Gladyce O. Milford; Louis Grande; restricted. The referenced hearing may 2021, and that this notice be published Oklahoma, and Sections 16 and is requested to be moved, are set forth trust; Charlotte Maxon; Charlotte Patsy Frances May; Thorbin Lorn May be conducted via teleconference or as required by law and the rules of the 21, Township 10 North, Range below: Maxon, and Stephanie A. White or ‑ Chickasaw ‑ Roll No. 128; Roland E. videoconference. Before coming to the Commission. 7 West of the IM, Grady Operator, Well Name Samantha J. Layton as Attorney‑in‑Fact; May; Verna Gipson May ‑ Chickasaw ‑ building for this hearing, please visit the Due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, County, Oklahoma Camino Natural Resources, LLC, Chesapeake Exploration LP; Citizen Roll NO. 128; The Trust created under Oklahoma Corporation Commission Continued on next page LPXLP 8B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Rhonda Barnhart; RLand, LLC; Robert Oklahoma Corporation Commission LLC, 3505124770, S01‑T3N‑R6W Resources, LLC; Gulf Exploration, Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at McCorkle; Ronald M. Kersten, Jr.; website at www.occeweb.com to deter Hale 5‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hussey 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Corporation ShaleCase Energy, LLC; Shepherd mine the status of building access. LLC, 3505124806, S01‑T3N‑R6W Enterprises, Inc.; Little Blackwells notice to be published as required by Royalty, LLC; Suzanne J. Brauer; Instructions for participating via tele Singer 3‑7‑18XHW, Continental LLC; Marathon Oil Company; NonOp law and rules of the Commission. Inter Commission Tayna Rice Keahey Dinkins; Teddy conference or videoconference are Resources, Inc., 3505124605, Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited ested persons may appear and be heard. Miller and Terry Miller, (H/W), JT; available on the Commission’s website. S7‑T4N‑R5W partnership successor by merger to TEP For additional information concerning access to the Jim Thorpe Building is Teresa Goldman (Assumed s/p/a Teresa NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental Anadarko Basin South III LLC; NonOp this cause, contact Brett Lowry at restricted. The referenced hearing may Carson); The Audine Word the Applicant and interested parties may Resources, Inc., 3505124608, Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 be conducted via teleconference or Testamentary Trust; The Heirs, Succes present testimony by telephone. The S7‑T4N‑R5W partnership successor by merger to TEP or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) videoconference. Before coming to the sors and Assigns of C.W. Mandler c/o cost of telephonic communication shall Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental Anadarko Basin South IV LLC; Ovintiv 234‑9592. Please refer to the building for this hearing, please visit the Kathy Hewitt‑PR; The Heirs, be paid by the person or persons Resources, Inc., 3505123665, Mid‑Continent, Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; captioned Cause CD Number. Oklahoma Corporation Commission Successors and Assigns of Harold M. requesting its use. Interested parties S18‑T4N‑R5W their heirs, devisees, executors, admin (d) Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, website at www.occeweb.com to deter Iseman, Gladys B. Iseman and Donald who wish to participate by telephone Singer 2‑18‑7XH, Continental istrators, trustees, successors and access to the Jim Thorpe Building is mine the status of building access. B. Iseman c/o June Stern Iseman; The shall contact the Applicant or Resources, Inc., 3505123778, assigns and all persons, owners, restricted. The referenced hearing may Instructions for participating via tele Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Joyce Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing S18‑T4N‑R5W producers, operators, purchasers and be conducted via teleconference or conference or videoconference are Clancy c/o Julie Clancy Bemos; The date, and provide their name and phone Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental takers of oil and gas, and all interested videoconference. Before coming to the available on the Commission’s website. Heirs, Successors and Assigns of number. Resources, Inc., 3505124606, parties, particularly in Grady County, building for this hearing, please visit the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Raymond McCorkle c/o Kelby Lloyd NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that S18‑T4N‑R5W Oklahoma. Oklahoma Corporation Commission the Applicant and interested parties may McCorkle; The Heirs, Successors, and all interested persons may appear and Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental NOTICE: Applicant requests that the website at www.occeweb.com to deter present testimony by telephone. The Assigns of John W. Campbell, Jr.; The be heard. For information concerning Resources, Inc., 3505124607, Corporation Commission of Oklahoma mine the status of building access. cost of telephonic communication shall Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Danny this application, contact BENJAMIN J. S18‑T4N‑R5W issue an order authorizing Applicant or Instructions for participating via tele be paid by the person or persons Glynn Perkins c/o Kenneth Perkins; The BROWN, OBA #30843, and Mullican A1‑31, Gulfport Midcon, some other party recommended by conference or videoconference are requesting its use. Interested parties Heirs, Successors and Assigns of Danny MADISON D. CATAUDELLA, OBA LLC, 3505120578, S31‑T4N‑R5W Applicant to drill, complete and produce available on the Commission’s website. who wish to participate by telephone Glynn Perkins c/o LeAnn Perkins, now #34137, Attorneys for Applicant, 1560 Miller 8‑12X13H, Gulfport Midcon, hydrocarbons from the following named CORPORATION COMMISSION OF shall contact the Applicant or Holzmueller; The Heirs, Successors and East 21st Street, Suite 310, Tulsa, LLC, 3505124345, S12‑T4N‑R6W common sources of supply at an OKLAHOMA Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Assigns of Joe Perkins c/o Lafaye Oklahoma 74114, Telephone (918) Dale 2‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, off‑pattern location: J. TODD HIETT, date, and provide their name and phone Perkins; The Heirs, Successors and 779‑6047, LLC, 3505124560, S13‑T4N‑R6W ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE CHAIRMAN number. Assigns of Paula Harrison c/o Brandi www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or Dale 3‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, OF SUPPLY, UNIT BOB ANTHONY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Harrison; The James and Anita Perron Contact Raymond Winkeljohn, LLC, 3505124541, S13‑T4N‑R6W 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, VICE CHAIRMAN all interested persons may appear and Living Trust; The James Harris Rooney Landman, Telephone (405) 235‑6374. Dale 4‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W DANA L. MURPHY, be heard. For information concerning Trust; The Jean L. Campbell Revocable OKLAHOMA CORPORATION LLC, 3505124584, S13‑T4N‑R6W 595386 & 395591, Woodford, COMMISSIONER this application, contact BENJAMIN J. Living Trust of March 31, 1994; The L. COMMISSION Dale 5‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W DONE AND PERFORMED BROWN, OBA #30843, and F. Rooney III Trust; The Lucy Rooney J. Todd Hiett, Commissioner LLC, 3505124585, S13‑T4N‑R6W Applicant proposes to drill, complete JANUARY 15, 2021. MADISON D. CATAUDELLA, OBA Kapples Trust; The Patrick T. Rooney Bob Anthony, Commissioner Dale LS3‑13X12H, Gulfport and produce a multiunit horizontal well, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION #34137, Attorneys for Applicant, 1560 Trust; The Rebecca Finch Rooney Dana L. Murphy, Commissioner Midcon, LLC, 3505124540, tentatively known as the Sandy Creek Peggy Mitchell, East 21st Street, Suite 310, Tulsa, Trust; The Robert F. Hebeler Family /s/ Benjamin J Brown S13‑T4N‑R6W Ranch 3‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of Commission Secretary Oklahoma 74114, Telephone (918) Revocable Living Trust U/A 1 Nov. (1‑21‑2021) Tye Max 1‑13X12H, Gulfport the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units (1‑21‑21) 779‑6047, 1984 c/o Robert Hebeler, Jr.; The Midcon, LLC, 3505123909, described above at the following Sherry Bales Mineral trust dated S13‑T4N‑R6W locations: www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or, (CD11954049) (CD11954059) Contact Raymond Winkeljohn, October 9, 2012; The Summers Living Kem Ranch 1‑24‑25XH, Marathon LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, Trust dated September 6, 1994; The NOTICE OF HEARING Oil Co., 3505124048, S24‑T4N‑6W EAST/WEST, UNIT NOTICE OF HEARING Landman, Telephone (405) 235‑6374. CAUSE CD NO. 202100039 Timothy P. Rooney Trust; Thelma Mae CAUSE CD NO. 202100037 Bailey 1‑36, Gulf Exploration, LLC, First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, OKLAHOMA CORPORATION BEFORE THE CORPORATION Collar; Tracy Perkins (Assumed s/p/a BEFORE THE CORPORATION 3505120924, S36‑T4N‑6W NCT 660’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W COMMISSION COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Tracy Bruzonas); Unbridled Resources, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT J. Todd Hiett, Commissioner OKLAHOMA LLC; Word Minerals LLC; XTO OKLAHOMA The proposed well may be closer than 660’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Bob Anthony, Commissioner APPLICANT: Energy Inc.; Zundell Mineral Manage APPLICANT: 600 feet from the following well: First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Dana L. Murphy, Commissioner CONTINENTAL ment, L.L.C.; Estate of Allan Hunter c/o CONTINENTAL WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, 660’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W /s/ Benjamin J. Brown RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Lori Hunter; Jeffrey Hunter; Lakehead RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF S‑T‑R Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, (1‑21‑2021) REQUESTED: University; Lakeview Presbyterian REQUESTED: Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental NCT 660’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W HORIZONTAL WELL Church; Marian Wright; Presbyterian HORIZONTAL WELL Resources, Inc., 3505123665, Applicant requests that the LOCATION EXCEPTION (CD11954043) Church in Canada; and all persons, LOCATION EXCEPTION S18‑T4N‑R5W Corporation Commission order that the (PART OF A MULTIUNIT). NOTICE OF HEARING owners, producers and operators of oil (PART OF A MULTIUNIT). NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: proposed multiunit horizontal well be AND EXCEPTION TO OAC CAUSE CD NO. 202100031 and gas and all other interested persons AND EXCEPTION TO OAC (a) Applicant may request that the completed in and produce hydrocarbons 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). LEGAL BEFORE THE CORPORATION in Ellis County, Oklahoma. 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). LEGAL Order in this cause be effective as of the from the above‑named separate DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS date of the execution or as of a date common sources of supply and grant 30 AND 19, TOWNSHIP 4 OKLAHOMA the Applicant is requesting authority for 30 AND 19, TOWNSHIP 4 prior thereto and designate Applicant or such other relief as may be proper based NORTH, RANGE 5 WEST, APPLICANT: MEWBOURNE a multiunit horizontal well in the NORTH, RANGE 5 WEST, some other party recommended by upon the evidence presented at hearing. GRADY COUNTY, OIL COMPANY. RELEIF Cherokee common source of supply in GRADY COUNTY, Applicant to drill, complete and produce NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: OKLAHOMA SOUGHT: MULTIUNIT Sections 20 and 29, Township 18 OKLAHOMA the well; This location is moving toward the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: HORIZONTAL WELL. North, Range 24 West, Ellis County, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: (b) Applicant and interested parties following units and wells: Beasley Oil Company; Bill D. Bridwell LAND COVERED: Oklahoma. Beasley Oil Company; Bill D. Bridwell may present testimony by telephone WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, and Barbara S. Bridwell Irrevocable SECTIONS 20 AND 29, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and Barbara S. Bridwell Irrevocable with cost of telephonic communication S‑T‑R Trust DTD 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, the Applicant in this cause is requesting Trust DTD 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell to be paid by the person requesting its Hale 1‑1X36X35X26H, Gulfport and Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; RANGE 24 WEST, ELLIS the following special relief: and Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; use. Interested parties desiring to Midcon, LLC, 3505124777, COUNTY, OKLAHOMA (a) Blackwells LLC; Camino Natural S01‑T3N‑R6W Blackwells LLC; Camino Natural participate by telephone shall contact Resources, LLC; Gulfport MidCon THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To Approving a multiunit hori Resources, LLC; Gulf Exploration, Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Hale 2‑1X36X35X26H, Gulfport the following parties, if living; or if zontal well in the 640‑acre hori LLC; Gulfport MidCon LLC; Hussey Midcon, LLC, 3505124870, LLC; Hussey Enterprises, Inc.; Little to the hearing date and provide their Blackwells LLC; Marathon Oil deceased, then their unknown heirs, zontal drilling and spacing units Enterprises, Inc.; Little Blackwells name and phone number; S01‑T3N‑R6W devisees, executors, administrators, formed for the Cherokee common LLC; Marathon Oil Company; NonOp Hale 3‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, Company; NonOp Solutions IV LP, a (c) This Cause is set for hearing Delaware limited partnership successor successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, source of supply in Sections 20 Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited before an Administrative Law Judge for LLC, 3505124794, S01‑T3N‑R6W the unknown successors, trustees or and 29, Township 18 North, partnership successor by merger to TEP Hale 4‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, by merger to TEP Anadarko Basin taking evidence and reporting to the South III LLC; NonOp Solutions IV LP, assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo Range 24 West, Ellis County, Anadarko Basin South III LLC; NonOp Commission, and is set on the Initial LLC, 3505124804, S01‑T3N‑R6W ration, or the unknown successors of Oklahoma, so as to allow such Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited Hale 5‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, a Delaware limited partnership Hearing Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe successor by merger to TEP Anadarko any party designated in any record as multiunit horizontal well to be partnership successor by merger to TEP Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at LLC, 3505124806, S01‑T3N‑R6W trustee: Alana J. Morris; drilled as described in Paragraph Anadarko Basin South IV LLC; Ovintiv Singer 3‑7‑18XHW, Continental Basin South IV LLC; Ovintiv 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Mid‑Continent, Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; Anglo‑European Energy Income Fund D of the Application and to be Mid‑Continent, Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; notice to be published as required by Resources, Inc., 3505124605, Corp.; Bank of Oklahoma as Trustee of completed in and to produce their heirs, devisees, executors, admin S7‑T4N‑R5W their heirs, devisees, executors, admin law and rules of the Commission. Inter istrators, trustees, successors and that Trust dated November 7, 1975 as hydrocarbons from the istrators, trustees, successors and ested persons may appear and be heard. Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental amended created by Laura Owens above‑named common source of assigns and all persons, owners, Resources, Inc., 3505124608, assigns and all persons, owners, For additional information concerning producers, operators, purchasers and Bennett; Barbara Isabel Campbell; supply. The Order should producers, operators, purchasers and this cause, contact Brett Lowry at S7‑T4N‑R5W Bison, Inc.; Bonnie K. Rubesha; Boyd establish a proper allocation takers of oil and gas, and all interested Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental takers of oil and gas, and all interested Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 parties, particularly in Grady County, Nesbitt McCorkle; Brad Word; Brandi factor for allocating the cost of parties, particularly in Grady County, or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Resources, Inc., 3505123665, Harrison; Brenda’s Paradise, LLC; and the production and proceeds Oklahoma. S18‑T4N‑R5W Oklahoma. 234‑9592. Please refer to the NOTICE: Applicant requests that the Brent Word; Bruce Word; Carol Baxter; from such multiunit horizontal NOTICE: Applicant requests that the captioned Cause CD Number. Singer 2‑18‑7XH, Continental Carol Elizabeth Freeman‑Life Estate; well to each of the affected units Corporation Commission of Oklahoma Resources, Inc., 3505123778, Corporation Commission of Oklahoma (d) Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, issue an order authorizing Applicant or Cassidy Jo Pederson; CCH Investments, covered hereby. issue an order authorizing Applicant or access to the Jim Thorpe Building is S18‑T4N‑R5W LLC; Cherokee Energy, LLC; Citrus (b) some other party recommended by Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental some other party recommended by restricted. The referenced hearing may Applicant to drill, complete and produce Energy Corporation; Continental The legal descriptions of Applicant to drill, complete and produce be conducted via teleconference or Resources, Inc., 3505124606, Resources, Inc.; Cynthia Goldman the land sections adjacent to the hydrocarbons from the following named S18‑T4N‑R5W hydrocarbons from the following named videoconference. Before coming to the common sources of supply at an (Assumed s/p/a Cyndi Brittian); Daphne area within which the location common sources of supply at an building for this hearing, please visit the Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental Carol Perkins Wood; Darcy Coale; exception lies are Sections 16, off‑pattern location: Resources, Inc., 3505124607, off‑pattern location: Oklahoma Corporation Commission ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE David A. Moore; Dawn Carpenter; 17, 18, 19, 21, 28, 30, 31, 32, ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE website at www.occeweb.com to deter S18‑T4N‑R5W Devon Caraway McCorkle; Devon and 33, Township 18 North, OF SUPPLY, UNIT Mullican A1‑31, Gulfport Midcon, OF SUPPLY, UNIT mine the status of building access. 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, Caraway McCorkle; Dixie Lee Range 24 West, Ellis County, 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, Instructions for participating via tele LLC, 3505120578, S31‑T4N‑R5W Pederson; Donald Eugene Pederson; Oklahoma. Applicant further Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Miller 8‑12X13H, Gulfport Midcon, Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W conference or videoconference are 595386 & 395591, Woodford, Donald M. Freeman; Doss Oil Royalty requests that Applicant, or some 595386 & 395591, Woodford, available on the Commission’s website. LLC, 3505124345, S12‑T4N‑R6W Company; E. Phil and Roberta other party, be authorized the Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Dale 2‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Applicant proposes to drill, complete Kirschner Affiliated Fund of the right to drill said well. Applicant Applicant proposes to drill, complete OKLAHOMA LLC, 3505124560, S13‑T4N‑R6W Oklahoma City Community Foundation, further requests that it be and produce a multiunit horizontal well, Dale 3‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, and produce a multiunit horizontal well, J. TODD HIETT, tentatively known as the Sandy Creek Inc. c/o Heritage Trust; Eileen Rooney permitted to produce said well at tentatively known as the Sandy Creek CHAIRMAN LLC, 3505124541, S13‑T4N‑R6W Hewgley, LLC c/o Mary W. Bashaw; a location to be approved by the Ranch 2‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of Dale 4‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, Ranch 4‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of BOB ANTHONY, the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units Elizabeth A. Marshall; EOG Resources, Commission from the common the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units VICE CHAIRMAN LLC, 3505124584, S13‑T4N‑R6W Inc.; Esther Silver; F. Lee Dowling and source of supply covered hereby described above at the following Dale 5‑13X12H, Gulfport Midcon, described above at the following DANA L. MURPHY, locations: Lona Dowling, (H/W), JT; Gail L. without any downward allowable locations: COMMISSIONER LLC, 3505124585, S13‑T4N‑R6W Niebel; Garret Thomas McCorkle; adjustment. The Applicant LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, Dale LS3‑13X12H, Gulfport LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, DONE AND PERFORMED EAST/WEST, UNIT George Hunter; Glynna Nichols; requests that the Commission EAST/WEST, UNIT JANUARY 15, 2021. Midcon, LLC, 3505124540, Gordon Gannon; Gralaur Corp.; grant such other and further relief First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, S13‑T4N‑R6W First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION NCT 1,320’ FWL, Section Gramorst Holdings, LLC; Harold as may be proper based upon the NCT 330’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Peggy Mitchell, Tye Max 1‑13X12H, Gulfport Perkins, Jr.; Harry H. Diamond Incor evidence presented at the hearing Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Midcon, LLC, 3505123909, 30‑T4N‑R5W Commission Secretary Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT porated; Haymaker Properties, LP; herein. 330’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W (1‑21‑21) S13‑T4N‑R6W James B. Kessler; Jamestown (c) First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Kem Ranch 1‑24‑25XH, Marathon 1,320’ FWL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Resources, L.L.C.; Jarrett Harrison; The Applicant may request 330’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Oil Co., 3505124048, S24‑T4N‑6W First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Jeffrey Freeman, a/k/a Jeff Freeman; that the Order be made effective Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, (CD11954054) Bailey 1‑36, Gulf Exploration, LLC, 1,320’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Jennifer Carroll, now apparently Gantt; on a date prior to the signing NCT 330’ FWL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W NOTICE OF HEARING 3505120924, S36‑T4N‑6W Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, Jennifer Marie McCorkle; John T. thereof. Applicant requests that the CAUSE CD NO. 202100038 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: NCT 1,320’ FWL, Section Leach; Julie Clancy Owens, now NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Corporation Commission order that the BEFORE THE CORPORATION (a) Applicant may request that the 19‑T4N‑R5W Bemos; Justen Carroll; Kalina Family this cause be set before an proposed multiunit horizontal well be COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Order in this cause be effective as of the Applicant requests that the Trust, dated July 25, 1979; Karen Diane Administrative Law Judge for hearing, completed in and produce hydrocarbons OKLAHOMA date of the execution or as of a date Corporation Commission order that the French; Keith A. Sacket; Kelby Lloyd taking of evidence and reporting to the from the above‑named separate APPLICANT: prior thereto and designate Applicant or proposed multiunit horizontal well be McCorkle; Kenneth Beaird; Kenneth D. Commission. common sources of supply and grant CONTINENTAL some other party recommended by completed in and produce hydrocarbons Perkins; Kim Cravey; KSA Minerals, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that such other relief as may be proper based RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF Applicant to drill, complete and produce from the above‑named separate LLC; KWB, Inc.; Lafaye Perkins; Leigh this cause will be heard before an upon the evidence presented at hearing. REQUESTED: the well; common sources of supply and grant Corta, a/k/a Leigh Costa; Linda Carol Administrative Law Judge on the Initial NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: HORIZONTAL WELL (b) Applicant and interested parties such other relief as may be proper based Fox; M. Earl Williams c/o Jean I. Hearing Docket at the Corporation This location is moving toward the LOCATION EXCEPTION may present testimony by telephone upon the evidence presented at hearing. Leach; Marmaton Energy L.L.C. c/o Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, following units and wells: (PART OF A MULTIUNIT). with cost of telephonic communication NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: The Carlyle Group; Mayflower Royalty Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: to be paid by the person requesting its This location is moving toward the Holdings, LLC; Muras Energy, Inc.; a.m., on the 8th day of February, S‑T‑R SECTIONS 30 AND 19, use. Interested parties desiring to following units and wells: Norris D. Beaird, Jr.; Norris L. Beaird; 2021, and that this notice be published Hale 1‑1X36X35X26H, Gulfport TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, participate by telephone shall contact WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, P & C Bennett Minerals, LLC; Pam as required by law and the rules of the Midcon, LLC, 3505124777, RANGE 5 WEST, GRADY Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior S‑T‑R Albin; Panhandle Royalty Company, Commission. S01‑T3N‑R6W COUNTY, OKLAHOMA to the hearing date and provide their Singer 3‑7‑18XHW, Continental now PHX Minerals Inc.; Par Oil Due to the COVID‑19 pandemic, Hale 2‑1X36X35X26H, Gulfport THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: name and phone number; Resources, Inc., 3505124605, Company, Inc.; Patrick McCorkle; Paul access to the Jim Thorpe Building is Midcon, LLC, 3505124870, Beasley Oil Company; Bill D. Bridwell (c) This Cause is set for hearing S7‑T4N‑R5W Rayburn Keahey III; PEC Minerals, LP; restricted. The referenced hearing may S01‑T3N‑R6W and Barbara S. Bridwell Irrevocable before an Administrative Law Judge for Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental Peregrine Energy, LP; Peregrine be conducted via teleconference or Hale 3‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, Trust DTD 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell taking evidence and reporting to the Resources, Inc., 3505124608, Petroleum Partners, Ltd; Phyllis videoconference. Before coming to the LLC, 3505124794, S01‑T3N‑R6W and Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; Commission, and is set on the Initial S7‑T4N‑R5W Heyliger; Randal Marcus McCorkle; building for this hearing, please visit the Hale 4‑1X36H, Gulfport Midcon, Blackwells LLC; Camino Natural Hearing Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » January 21, 2021» 9B

Applicant to drill, complete and produce OKLAHOMA S‑T‑R a.m., at the Oklahoma County PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE hydrocarbons from the following named APPLICANT: Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental Courthouse in Oklahoma City, (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Corporation common sources of supply at an CONTINENTAL Resources, Inc., 3505124606, Oklahoma, and all persons interested in off‑pattern location: RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF S18‑T4N‑R5W the estate are notified to appear and Commission ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE REQUESTED: Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental show cause, if any, why the heirs of (PR11952024) OF SUPPLY, UNIT HORIZONTAL WELL Resources, Inc., 3505124607, Lowell Jean Williams, deceased, should NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, LOCATION EXCEPTION S18‑T4N‑R5W not be fully determined and the estate Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W (PART OF A MULTIUNIT) Painter 1‑19H, Continental be distributed. DISTRIBUTION AND Resources, Inc., 3505123665, DISCHARGE S18‑T4N‑R5W 595386 & 395591, Woodford, AND EXCEPTION TO OAC Resources, Inc., 3505123648, WITNESS my hand this 11th day of Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). LEGAL S19‑T4N‑R5W January, 2021. Case No. PB‑2020‑890 Singer 2‑18‑7XH, Continental IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Resources, Inc., 3505123778, Applicant proposes to drill, complete DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: JAMES M. SIDERIAS and produce a multiunit horizontal well, 30 AND 19, TOWNSHIP 4 (a) Applicant may request that the JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF S18‑T4N‑R5W OKLAHOMA Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental tentatively known as the Sandy Creek NORTH, RANGE 5 WEST, Order in this cause be effective as of the RICK WARREN Ranch 5‑30‑19XHW, in one or more of GRADY COUNTY, date of the execution or as of a date (SEAL) Court Clerk IN THE MATTER OF THE Resources, Inc., 3505124606, ESTATE OF BETTYE S18‑T4N‑R5W the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units OKLAHOMA prior thereto and designate Applicant or By: Deputy described above at the following THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: some other party recommended by H. Terrell Monks, OBA #17474 JOYCE MAREK, Deceased. Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental Notice is hereby given that DANA Resources, Inc., 3505124607, locations: Beasley Oil Company; Bill D. Bridwell Applicant to drill, complete and produce Shanika Chapman, OBA #31516 LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, and Barbara S. Bridwell Irrevocable the well; Chase Grant, OBA #34362 DENISE AVILES, Personal Represent S18‑T4N‑R5W ative of the estate of BETTYE JOYCE Mullican A1‑31, Gulfport Midcon, EAST/WEST, UNIT Trust DTD 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell (b) Applicant and interested parties Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC First Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, and Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; may present testimony by telephone 1015 D Waterwood Parkway MAREK, deceased, having filed in this LLC, 3505120578, S31‑T4N‑R5W Court her Final Account of the adminis The proposed well may be closer NCT 1,320’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Blackwells LLC; Camino Natural with cost of telephonic communication Edmond, OK 73034 Telephone: (405) 733‑8686 tration of said estate and for final than 600 feet from the following well: Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT Resources, LLC; Daniel Sparks; Echo to be paid by the person requesting its Fax: (405) 212‑4403 discharge of said Personal WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, 1,320’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W Minerals II LLC; Gulfport MidCon use. Interested parties desiring to [email protected] Representative, the hearing of the same S‑T‑R First Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT LLC; Hussey Enterprises, Inc.; Little participate by telephone shall contact [email protected] has been fixed by the Judge of said Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental 1,320’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Blackwells LLC; Magnum Energy Inc.; Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Attorney for Personal Representative Court for 9:00 o’clock a.m. on the 16th Resources, Inc., 3505124608, Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, Marathon Oil Company; NonOp to the hearing date and provide their NCT 1,320’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited name and phone number; (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) day of February, 2021, at the S7‑T4N‑R5W Courtroom of said Court in the County Applicant requests that the partnership successor by merger to TEP (c) This Cause is set for hearing NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Courthouse in Oklahoma City, Corporation Commission order that the Anadarko Basin South III LLC; NonOp before an Administrative Law Judge for (a) Applicant may request that the (PR11952017) Oklahoma and all person interested in proposed multiunit horizontal well be Solutions IV LP, a Delaware limited taking evidence and reporting to the Order in this cause be effective as of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS said estate are notified then and there to completed in and produce hydrocarbons partnership successor by merger to TEP Commission, and is set on the Initial date of the execution or as of a date Case No. PB‑2020‑1281 appear and show cause, if any they from the above‑named separate Anadarko Basin South IV LLC; Ovintiv Hearing Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe prior thereto and designate Applicant or Judge: Siderias have, why the said account should not common sources of supply and grant Mid‑Continent, Inc.; PHX Minerals Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at some other party recommended by IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF be settled and allowed, the heirs of such other relief as may be proper based Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; their heirs, 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Applicant to drill, complete and produce OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF BETTYE JOYCE MAREK, Deceased, upon the evidence presented at hearing. devisees, executors, administrators, notice to be published as required by the well; OKLAHOMA determined, said estate distributed, and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: trustees, successors and assigns and all law and rules of the Commission. Inter (b) Applicant and interested parties IN THE MATTER OF THE the Personal Representative discharged. This location is moving toward the persons, owners, producers, operators, ested persons may appear and be heard. may present testimony by telephone ESTATE OF Martin R. Witness my hand this 12th day of following units and wells: purchasers and takers of oil and gas, For additional information concerning with cost of telephonic communication Hubbartt, Deceased. January, 2021. WELL NAME OPERATOR API # and all interested parties, particularly in this cause, contact Brett Lowry at to be paid by the person requesting its STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY JAMES M. SIDERIAS S‑T‑R Grady County, Oklahoma. Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 use. Interested parties desiring to OF OKLAHOMA ss JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Singer 3‑7‑18XHW, Continental NOTICE: Applicant requests that the or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) participate by telephone shall contact All persons having claims against RICK WARREN Resources, Inc., 3505124605, Corporation Commission of Oklahoma 234‑9592. Please refer to the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Martin R. Hubbartt, Deceased, are (SEAL) Court Clerk S7‑T4N‑R5W issue an order authorizing Applicant or captioned Cause CD Number. to the hearing date and provide their required to present the same with a By: Deputy Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental some other party recommended by (d) Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, name and phone number; description of all security interests and Mike Tesio, Jr. ‑ OBA‑#8909 Resources, Inc. 3505124608, Applicant to drill, complete and produce access to the Jim Thorpe Building is (c) This Cause is set for hearing other collateral, if any, held by each Attorney for Personal Representative S7‑T4N‑R5W hydrocarbons from the following named before an Administrative Law Judge for restricted. The referenced hearing may creditor with respect to such claim, to 1800 S. Midwest Blvd. Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental common sources of supply at an taking evidence and reporting to the be conducted via teleconference or the named Personal Representative at: Midwest City, OK 73110 Resources, Inc. 3505123665, off‑pattern location: Commission, and is set on the Initial videoconference. Before coming to the c/o H. Terrell Monks (405) 737‑6673 Hearing Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe S18‑T4N‑R5W ORDER NO., COMMON SOURCE building for this hearing, please visit the OF SUPPLY, UNIT Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Singer 2‑18‑7XH, Continental Oklahoma Corporation Commission 1015D Waterwood Parkway 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Resources, Inc. 3505123778, 146081, Sycamore & Hunton, website at www.occeweb.com to deter Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W Edmond, OK 73034 notice to be published as required by S18‑T4N‑R5W mine the status of building access. on or before the following presentment (PR11952029) law and rules of the Commission. Inter Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental 595386 & 395591, Woodford, Instructions for participating via tele NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND Sections 30 & 19‑4N‑5W date: 15th March, 2021, or the same ested persons may appear and be heard. Resources, Inc. 3505124606, conference or videoconference are will be non‑suited, void and forever NOTICE OF HEARING IN For additional information concerning S18‑T4N‑R5W Applicant proposes to drill, complete available on the Commission’s website SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION, and produce a multiunit horizontal well, barred. this cause, contact Brett Lowry at Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Dated this 11th day of January, FINAL ACCOUNT, DETERMINA Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 Resources, Inc. 3505124607, tentatively known as the Sandy Creek OKLAHOMA TION OF HEIRSHIP, DISTRIBU Ranch 6‑19‑30XHW, in one or more of 2021. or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) S18‑T4N‑R5W J. TODD HIETT, Robert Hubbartt TION AND DISCHARGE 234‑9592. Please refer to the Mullican A1‑31, Gulfport Midcon, the 640‑acre drilling and spacing units CHAIRMAN Case No. PB‑2020‑1263 described above at the following Personal Representative captioned Cause CD Number. LLC 3505120578, S31‑T4N‑R5W BOB ANTHONY, Prepared by: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (d) Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, The proposed well may be closer locations: VICE CHAIRMAN OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF LOCATION, NORTH/SOUTH, H. Terrell Monks, OBA #17474 access to the Jim Thorpe Building is than 600 feet from the following well: DANA L. MURPHY, Chase Grant, OBA #34362 OKLAHOMA restricted. The referenced hearing may WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, EAST/WEST, UNIT COMMISSIONER IN THE MATTER OF THE First Perforation, NCT 150’ FNL, Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC be conducted via teleconference or S‑T‑R DONE AND PERFORMED 1015D Waterwood Parkway ESTATE OF GEARLINE videoconference. Before coming to the Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental NCT 330’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W JANUARY 15, 2021. OWEN, Deceased. Last Perforation, NCT 0’ FSL, NCT Edmond, OK 73034 building for this hearing, please visit the Resources, Inc., 3505124606, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION (405) 733‑8686 All persons having claims against Oklahoma Corporation Commission S18‑T4N‑R5W 330’ FEL, Section 19‑T4N‑R5W Peggy Mitchell, Gearline Owen, Deceased, are required First Perforation, NCT 0’ FNL, NCT (405) 212‑4403 website at www.occeweb.com to deter Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental Commission Secretary Attorney for Personal Representative to present the same with the necessary mine the status of building access. Resources, Inc., 3505124608, 330’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W (1‑21‑21) vouchers to Terry Owen and Linda Jo Last Perforation, NCT 150’ FSL, [email protected] Instructions for participating via tele S7‑T4N‑R5W (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Edwards, Co‑Personal Representatives, conference or videoconference are NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: NCT 330’ FEL, Section 30‑T4N‑R5W c/o Gerald E. Kelley, One Leadership available on the Commission’s website. (a) Applicant may request that the Applicant requests that the Square, Suite 800 North, 211 North CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Order in this cause be effective as of the Corporation Commission order that the (PR11952019) Robinson, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, OKLAHOMA date of the execution or as of a date proposed multiunit horizontal well be Probate NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL 73102, on or before the following J. TODD HIETT, prior thereto and designate Applicant or completed in and produce hydrocarbons PROPERTY presentment date: February 17, 2021, CHAIRMAN some other party recommended by from the above‑named separate (PR11952011) PRIVATE SALE or the same will be forever barred. BOB ANTHONY, Applicant to drill, complete and produce common sources of supply and grant NOTICE TO CREDITORS Case No. PB‑2020‑1119 All persons interested in the Estate VICE CHAIRMAN the well; such other relief as may be proper based NO. PB‑2020‑1157 Judge Allen J. Welch, Jr. of Gearline Owen, Deceased, are DANA L. MURPHY, (b) Applicant and interested parties upon the evidence presented at hearing. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND hereby directed to appear in the COMMISSIONER may present testimony by telephone NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE courtroom of the undersigned Judge of DONE AND PERFORMED with cost of telephonic communication This location is moving toward the OF OKLAHOMA OF OKLAHOMA the District Court of Oklahoma County, JANUARY 15, 2021. to be paid by the person requesting its following units and wells: TO THE CREDITORS OF IN THE MATTER OF THE State Oklahoma, on the 3rd day of BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION use. Interested parties desiring to WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, DONNA JEAN GLASGOW, ESTATE OF LARRY DON March, 2021, at 9:00 o’clock a.m. to Peggy Mitchell, participate by telephone shall contact S‑T‑R DECEASED: JOHNSON, DECEASED. show cause, if any they have, why a Commission Secretary Applicant or Applicant’s attorney prior Singer 3‑7‑18XHW, Continental All persons having, claims against NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, final accounting should not be approved (1‑21‑21) to the hearing date and provide their Resources, Inc., 3505124605, Donna Jean Glasgow, Deceased, are in pursuance of an Order of the District and final orders made determining name and phone number; S7‑T4N‑R5W required to present same with a descrip Court of the County of Oklahoma, State heirship, decreeing distribution, (c) This Cause is set for hearing Singer 4‑7‑18XHW, Continental tion of all security interests and other of Oklahoma, made on the 12th day of discharge of the Co‑Personal Repre (CD11954064) before an Administrative Law Judge for Resources, Inc., 3505124608, collateral (if any) held by each creditor January, 2021, in the matter of the sentatives and closing of the estate. The NOTICE OF HEARING taking evidence and reporting to the S7‑T4N‑R5W with respect to such claim, to the under Estate of Larry Don Johnson, deceased, final accounting and a petition for distri CAUSE CD NO. 202100040 Commission, and is set on the Initial Singer 1‑18‑7XH, Continental signed Personal Representative) at the Stacy M. Weeks, the Personal Repre bution will be filed in this matter on or BEFORE THE CORPORATION Hearing Docket, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Resources, Inc., 3505123665, law offices of Lamun Mock sentative of the Estate of Larry Don before the 24th day of February, 2021. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at S18‑T4N‑R5W Cunnyngham & Davis, P.C., 5613 N. Johnson, deceased, will sell at private Dated this 12th day of January, OKLAHOMA 8:30 a.m., on February 16, 2021, with Singer 2‑18‑7XH, Continental Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK sale to the highest bidder for cash, 2021. APPLICANT: notice to be published as required by Resources, Inc., 3505123778, 73118, on or before the following subject to confirmation of said District ALLEN WELCH CONTINENTAL law and rules of the Commission. Inter S18‑T4N‑R5W presentment date: March 12, 2021, or Court, on or after the 25th day of JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF ested persons may appear and be heard. Singer 5‑18‑7XHW, Continental same will be forever barred. January, 2021, at 4:00 o’clock p.m., at GERALD E. KELLEY, OBA #4924 REQUESTED: For additional information concerning Resources, Inc., 3505124606, DATED this 8th day of January, Oklahoma City, in said County of Okla GERALD E. KELLEY LLC HORIZONTAL WELL this cause, contact Brett Lowry at S18‑T4N‑R5W 2021. homa, all the right, title, interest, and Attorney for Personal Representative LOCATION EXCEPTION Lowry Land Co., Inc. (405) 843‑2760 Singer 6‑18‑7XHW, Continental Steven Campbell estate of the said Larry Don Johnson, One Leadership Square (PART OF A MULTIUNIT) or Jim Hamilton, attorney, (405) Resources, Inc., 3505124607, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE deceased, in and to all of that certain 211 North Robinson Suite 800 North AND EXCEPTION TO OAC 234‑9592. Please refer to the S18‑T4N‑R5W BRET D. DAVIS, OBA #15079 real property and premises situated in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). LEGAL captioned Cause CD Number. Mullican A1‑31, Gulfport Midcon, LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM & Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, (405) 235‑4671 DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS (d) Due to COVID‑19 pandemic, LLC, 3505120578, S31‑T4N‑R5W DAVIS, P.C. more particularly described as follows, (405) 234‑5511 (fax) 30 AND 19, TOWNSHIP 4 access to the Jim Thorpe Building is Spencer A 1‑17, Gulfport Midcon, 5.613. N. CLASSEN BLVD to‑wit: [email protected] NORTH, RANGE 5 WEST, restricted. The referenced hearing may LLC, 3505121327, S17‑T4N‑R5W OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 731186 Lot Four (4), of Block Fifteen (15), (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) GRADY COUNTY, be conducted via teleconference or Dawkins 1‑20H, Continental TELEPHONE: (405) 840‑5900 in L.L. LYON’S KROEGER HEIGHTS OKLAHOMA videoconference. Before coming to the Resources, Inc., 3505123600, FAX: (405).842‑6132 ADDITION SECTION THREE (3) to (PR11952031) THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: building for this hearing, please visit the S20‑T4N‑R5W ATTORNEYS FOR PERSONAL Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Beasley Oil Company; Bill D. Bridwell Oklahoma Corporation Commission Johnson Rogers 3R‑17X8H, REPRESENTATIVE Oklahoma, according to the recorded FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL and Barbara S. Bridwell Irrevocable website at www.occeweb.com to deter Gulfport Midcon, LLC, 3505123883, (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) plat thereof, also known as 2720 S.W. Trust DTD 6/30/1999, Bill D. Bridwell S20‑T4N‑R5W 87th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ACCOUNT; DETERMINATION mine the status of building access. OF HEIRSHIP; AND FINAL and Barbara S. Bridwell, Co‑Trustees; Instructions for participating via tele Johnson Rogers 4‑17X8H, Gulfport 73159 Blackwells LLC; Camino Natural Midcon, LLC, 3505123867, (PR11952016) Said property will be sold for cash to DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION conference or videoconference are Case No. PB‑2020‑888 Resources, LLC; Gulfport MidCon available on the Commission’s website S20‑T4N‑R5W NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION the highest bidder. Bids must be in LLC; Hussey Enterprises, Inc.; Little Johnson Rogers 5‑17X8H, Gulfport FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL writing and may be left at the office of Judge: Welch CORPORATION COMMISSION OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Blackwells LLC; Marathon Oil OKLAHOMA Midcon, LLC, 3505123915, ACCOUNT; DETERMINATION Postic & Bates, A Professional Corpo Company; NonOp Solutions IV LP, a S20‑T4N‑R5W OF HEIRSHIP; FINAL DECREE ration, attorneys for the Personal Repre OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF J. TODD HIETT, OKLAHOMA Delaware limited partnership successor CHAIRMAN Johnson Rogers 6‑17X8H, Gulfport OF DISTRIBUTION AND sentative, at 2212 Shadowlake Drive, by merger to TEP Anadarko Basin Midcon, LLC, 3505123923, DISCHARGE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159, or IN THE MATTER OF THE BOB ANTHONY, ESTATE OF Roger Paul South III LLC; NonOp Solutions IV LP, VICE CHAIRMAN S20‑T4N‑R5W Case No. PB‑2019‑1473 delivered to the Personal Representative a Delaware limited partnership Johnson Rogers 7‑17X8H, Gulfport Judge: Siderias personally at any time prior to the date Matteri, Deceased. DANA L. MURPHY, Notice is hereby given that Corey successor by merger to TEP Anadarko COMMISSIONER Midcon, LLC, 3505123916, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF and time stated above. Basin South IV LLC; Ovintiv S20‑T4N‑R5W OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF DATED, this 12th day of January, Matteri, Personal Representative of the DONE AND PERFORMED Estate of Roger Paul Matteri, Deceased, Mid‑Continent, Inc.; XTO Energy, Inc.; JANUARY 15, 2021. Johnson Rogers 8‑17X8H, Gulfport OKLAHOMA 2021. their heirs, devisees, executors, admin Midcon, LLC, 3505123927, IN THE MATTER OF THE POSTIC & BATES, A has filed in this Court the Petition for BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION distribution of the estate. The hearing of istrators, trustees, successors and Peggy Mitchell, S20‑T4N‑R5W ESTATE OF Lowell Jean PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION assigns and all persons, owners, Sandy 1‑29‑32XH, Continental Williams, Deceased. MARTIN POSTIC, JR., OBA #7241 the same has been fixed by the Court Commission Secretary for the 16th day of March, 2021, at producers, operators, purchasers and (1‑21‑21) Resources, Inc., 3505123926, Notice is hereby given that Rayvan DAVID M. POSTIC, OBA #32855 takers of oil and gas, and all interested S29‑T4N‑R5W Amon Williams, Personal 2212 SHADOWLAKE DRIVE 9:00 o’clock a.m., at the County Court parties, particularly in Grady County, Jackpot 1‑32H, Continental Representative of the Estate of Lowell OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73159 house of Oklahoma County, and all Oklahoma. (CD11954068) Resources, Inc., 3505123646, Jean Williams, Deceased, has filed in 405/691‑5080 persons interested in the estate are NOTICE: Applicant requests that the NOTICE OF HEARING S32‑T4N‑R5W this Court the Petition for distribution of 405/691‑6329 (FAX) notified to appear and show cause, if Corporation Commission of Oklahoma CAUSE CD NO. 202100041 The proposed well may be closer the estate. The hearing of the same has [email protected] any, why the heirs of Roger Paul issue an order authorizing Applicant or BEFORE THE CORPORATION than 600 feet from the following well: been fixed by the Court for the 16th [email protected] Matteri, deceased, should not be fully some other party recommended by COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF WELL NAME, OPERATOR, API #, day of March, 2021, at 9:00 o’clock ATTORNEYS FOR THE Continued on next page LPXLP 10B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

[email protected] (e‑mail) any interested party may file objections Gantter, Deceased. Probate, together with instruments in Account, Determination of Heirs, Attorney for Melenda Kay Clayton, to the Petition at or before the final TO THE CREDITORS OF DONALD writing purporting to be the original of Distribution of Estate and Discharge of Probate Personal Representative of the hearing. All objections to the Petition WENDELL GANTTER, DECEASED the the Last Will and Testament of Personal Representative, the Hearing of Estate of James Richard Hamersley and/or any relief requested must be All creditors having claims against Barbara Lee Wylie dated March 7, the same has been fixed by a Judge of (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) made in writing, with such objection to the above‑named Decedent are required 2019 and that James Edward Wylie this Court to be held on the 17th day of determined and the estate be distributed. be filed herein, with a copy being to present the same with a description died intestate. The Petitioner has asked February, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. in the WITNESS my hand this 11th day of provided to Petitioner and the attorney of all security interests and other collat the Court to administer the Estate of courtroom of the Honorable James M. January, 2021. (PR11952037) for the same, and if an objection is not eral, if any, held by each creditor with James Edward Wylie as an intestate Siderias in his courtroom in the ALLEN WELCH NOTICE TO CREDITORS made within the allowed time, all respect to such claim, in accordance succession as outlined in the Oklahoma Oklahoma County Courthouse, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Case No PB‑2020‑1350 persons will be deemed to have waived with 58 O.S. § 334, to Bryant Gantter, Statutes and to admit the will of Barbara Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and all RICK WARREN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF any objection to the Petition and the Personal Representative, at the law Lee Wylie to probate through ancillary persons interested in said Estate are (SEAL) Court Clerk OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF relief prayed for. office of David L. Thomas, Attorney for summary proceedings pursuant to 58 notified then and there to appear and By: Deputy OKLAHOMA If an objection is filed on or before the Personal Representative, 4900 N. O.S. §§ 245, et seq., and to show cause, if any they have, why said Prepared by: IN THE MATTER OF THE the hearing date, on the hearing date the Portland, Suite 111, Oklahoma City, Pursuant to 58 O.S. § 246(B), notice Account should not be settled, allowed H. Terrell Monks, OBA #17474 ESTATE OF BOBBY JACK Court will determine whether summary Oklahoma 73112, on or before the is further given that, to the extent and approved by the Court, the heirs Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC EDMOND, Deceased. proceedings are appropriate, and, if so, presentment date of the 10th day of required by applicable law, the final determined, the estate distributed and 1015D Waterwood Parkway To the Creditors of Bobby Jack whether the Estate will be distributed March, 2021, or the same will be account and petition for distribution will the Personal Representative discharged. Edmond, OK 73034 Edmond, Deceased: and to whom the Estate will be forever barred. be filed by the 3rd day of March, Signed this 19th day of January, (405) 733‑8686 All creditors having claims against distributed. The Special Administrator Bryant Gantter, Personal 2021. 2021. (405) 212‑4403 Bobby Jack Edmond, Deceased, are shall present the final accounting at the Representative, Pursuant to 58 O.S. § 246(C), notice JAMES M. SIDERIAS Attorney for Personal Representative required to present the same with a final hearing. David L. Thomas, OBA No. 8926 is further given that: (1) Decedent JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) description of all security interests and TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE 4900 N. Portland, Suite 111 James Edward Wylie, died on February RICK WARREN other collateral (if any) held by each ABOVE‑NAMED DECEDENT: All Oklahoma City, OK 73112 7, 2009 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (SEAL) Court Clerk creditor with respect to such claim, to (405) 286‑6353 Telephone County, Oklahoma, where he was (PR11952034) creditors having claims against the By: Deputy Rodney French, Personal (405) 286‑6366 Facsimile resident at the time of his death; Order and Notice for Hearing above‑named Decedent are required to RICK L. DENKER OBA #2294 Representative, at the law offices of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Decedent Barbara Lee Wylie, died on Petition For Sale of Real Estate at present the same, with a description of DENKER & ZUHDI, PLLC Steven L. Hendrickson, attorney for the REPRESENTATIVE July 4, 2019 in Oklahoma City, Private Sale all security interest or other collateral (if ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REP. Personal Representative, on or before (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, where Case No. PB‑2019‑468 any) held by each creditor with respect 4700 NW 23rd Street, Suite 112 the following presentment date: March she was resident at the time of her IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND to such claim, to the offices of Oklahoma City, OK 73127 15, 2021, or the same will be forever death; (2) the address of Petitioner FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC, at (405) 946‑5533 Telephone barred. (PR11952962) William L. Wylie is 1100 Blue Stem OF OKLAHOMA the address shown below, within thirty (405) 947‑7904 Facsimile DATED this 11th day January, 2021. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Back Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma IN THE MATTER OF THE (30) days following the filing of the [email protected] Rodney French FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL 73162 (3) the total value of the estate of ESTATE OF LARRY ROY Petition and Combined Notice herein, or (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Personal Representative ACCOUNT; DETERMINATION the Decedent James Edward Wylie as HOUSTON, DECEASED the same will be forever barred. Steven L. Hendrickson, OBA# 4092 OF HEIRSHIP; AND FINAL set forth in the Petition is $20,276.24; It appearing to the satisfaction of the Dated this 5th day of January, 2021. Attorney for Personal Representative DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION the total value of the estate of the Dece (PR11953767) Court from the verified Petition of ALLEN WELCH 5909 N.W. Expressway Case No. PB‑2019‑772 dent Barbara Lee Wylie as set forth in NOTICE TO CREDITORS Barbara Scheidler, Personal Represent JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Suite 236 Judge: Siderias the Petition is a one half interest in the Case No. PB‑2020‑1363 ative of the Estate of Larry Roy RICK WARREN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73132 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF property in the Estate of James Edward IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Houston, Deceased, on file herein that it (SEAL) Court Clerk Telephone: (405) 722‑8042 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Wylie or $10,138.12; (4) the hearing on OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF is necessary to sell the real property, By: Deputy Facsimile: (405) 722‑4166 OKLAHOMA the Petition will be held on the17th day OKLAHOMA belonging to the estate, and more fully Prepared by: Email: IN THE MATTER OF THE of March, 2021, on the floor of the IN THE MATTER OF THE described as follows, H. Terrell Monks, OBA #17474 [email protected] ESTATE OF Christopher Oklahoma County Courthouse in ESTATE OF PATRICIA ANN Lots Twenty‑one (21) and Twen Shanika Chapman, OBA #31516 (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Roberts, Deceased. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 1:30p.m.; HORN, Deceased. ty‑two (22), Block One (1), in Chase Grant, OBA #34362 Notice is hereby given that Joshua (5) any person receiving this notice All creditors having claims against SMITH HEIGHTS, a Subdivision Oklahoma Estate Attorneys, PLLC Roberts, Personal Representative of the must file objections to the Petition at Patricia Ann Horn, deceased, are of Lot Three (3), in GOFF’S (PR11952041) 1015D Water wood Parkway Estate of Christopher Roberts, least ten (10) days before the hearing required to present the same, with a ADDITION to Oklahoma City, COMBINED NOTICE NOTICE TO Edmond, OK 73034 Deceased, has filed in this Court the and send a copy to the Petitioner, as set description of all security interests and Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as CREDITORS; NOTICE OF (405) 733‑8686 Petition for distribution of the estate. forth herein, or that person will be other collateral, if any, held by each shown by the recorded plat HEARING PETITION FOR [email protected] The hearing of the same has been fixed deemed to have waived any objections creditor with respect to such claim, to thereof. Value: $89,500.00 SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION, [email protected] by the Court for the 17th day of to the Petition; (6) if an objection is Katherine L. Liston, the Personal Property address: 3405 N.W. HEARING ON THE FINAL [email protected] February, 2021, at 9 o’clock A.M., at filed at least ten (10) days before the Representative of the Estate, at the law 15th, OKC, OK 73107 ACCOUNTING, AND THE Combined Notice‑ Estate of Larry the County Courthouse of Oklahoma hearing, the Court will determine at the office of Rick L. Denker, 4700 NW for the following reasons and purposes: PETITION FOR Alan Davis County, and all persons interested in the hearing whether the will attached to the 23rd Street, Suite 112, Oklahoma City, to liquidate the estate for distribution. DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Attorney for Special Administrator estate are notified to appear and show Petition shall be admitted to probate, Oklahoma, 73127, on or before the THEREFORE it is ordered by the DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) cause, if any, why the heirs of whether summary proceedings are 23rd day of March, 2021, or the same Court that all persons interested in the DISCHARGE Christopher Roberts, deceased, should appropriate and, if so, whether the will be forever barred. Estate of Larry Roy Houston, Deceased Case No. PB‑2020‑541 (PR11952131) not be fully determined and the estate estate will be distributed and to whom DENKER & ZUHDI, PLLC appear on the 22nd day of February, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Notice of Hearing on Final Account be distributed. the estate will be distributed; and (7) the RICK L. DENKER, OBA #2294 2021, at 9:00 a.m. before the District OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF & Petition for Distribution WITNESS my hand this 14th day of claim of any creditor not shown in the ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REP. Court of Oklahoma County, State of OKLAHOMA Case No. PB‑2020‑345 January, 2020. Petition will be barred unless the claim 4700 NW 23rd Street, Suite 112 Oklahoma in the courtroom of the IN THE MATTER OF THE In the District Court of Oklahoma JAMES M. SIDERIAS is presented to the Petitioner, as set Oklahoma City, OK 73127 undersigned Judge, in Oklahoma City, ESTATE OF Larry Alan County State of Oklahoma Judge of the District Court forth above, on or before a date certain (405) 946‑5533 Telephone Oklahoma, then and there to show Davis, Deceased. In the Matter of the Estates of RICK WARREN at least thirty (30) days following the (405) 947‑7904 Facsimile cause, if any they have, why an Order, NOTICE IS HEREBY given to all (SEAL) Court Clerk [email protected] persons interested in the Estate of Larry John A. Calvert, Tommie filing of this combined notice. as prayed for in said Petition should not Marie Lacy, f/k/a Tommie By: Deputy Dated this 14th day of January, (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) be granted to the said Personal Repre Alan Davis, Prepared by: Deceased, that on this date, Lauren Marie Gladd f/k/a Tommie 2021. sentative to sell said real property of Marie Lacy f/k/a Tommie Ricky L Lawson, OBA #18957 Vasquez (“Petitioner”), who may be JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT (PR11953769) said deceased, at private sale, for the Marie James deceased persons. Lawson Law Office contacted through counsel at the Approved as to Form: NOTICE OF HEARING THE PETI reasons and purposes mentioned in said Rachael Dewberry, Esq., Personal 1316 South Perkins Road address below, filed an Amended Randall W. Kamp, OBA No. 012356 TION FOR ADMINISTRATION OF Petition, as she shall judge to be for the Representative herein, serving by Stillwater, OK 74074 Petition for Special Administration Attorney At Law INTESTATE ESTATE, ISSUANCE best interest of said Estate and of all Consent and Waiver filed within the Phone: (405) 651‑1101 Converting Estate to Summary Admin 821 E. 33rd Street OF LETTERS OF parties interested therein; record hereto from heir at law, Nevel Fax: (405) 334‑4139 istration in the District Court of Edmond, Oklahoma 73013 ADMINISTRATION, AND FOR IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Thomas “Tom” Gladd, filed a Final Email: [email protected] Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma. Phone: (405) 702‑7226 DETERMINATION OF HEIRS copies of this Order and Notice be Account & Petition for Distribution Attorney for Personal Representative Said Petition prays that the heirs at law Fax: (405) 702‑7226 CASE NO. PB‑2021‑50 mailed to all heirs‑at‑law or guardians seeking to distribute the property of (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) of said Decedent be determined; that the ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF thereof, with postage thereon prepaid, at these estates to the parties entitled final accounting be approved; that the WILLIAM L. WYLIE OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF their last known addresses at least ten thereto. Notice: Said Final Account & property of Decedent subject to the (PR11952970) (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) OKLAHOMA (10) days prior to the date set for Petition for Distribution is set for jurisdiction of this Court be distributed; COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI IN THE MATTER OF THE hearing; and that a copy of this Order hearing at 1:30 pm on the 1st day of and that the Special Administrator be TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF MARY JO and Notice to show cause be published March 2021 in the Courtroom of the (PR11953762) discharged, and for other relief as UPON PETITION FOR JOINT SOLINSKI, Deceased once in some newspaper published in Honorable Allen Welch, or the assigned NOTICE TO CREDITORS prayed for in said Petition, which SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION TO THE HEIRS, NEXT OF KIN, AND this county, the first publication of judge, in the Oklahoma County Court CASE NO. PB‑2020‑1239 Petition you may refer to for further AND THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, CREDITORS OF Mary Jo Solinski, which notice shall not be less that ten house located in the City of Oklahoma IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF particulars. DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, Deceased: days before the time fixed for said City, Oklahoma. All interested parties OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF hearing. The names and addresses of the AND DISTRIBUTION AND OKLAHOMA You are hereby notified that a heirs‑at‑law of Decedent so far as may appear or make inquiry. DISCHARGE Petition of Patrick Solinski was filed in Dated this 11th day of January, Rachael Dewberry, OBA #19478 IN THE MATTER OF THE 2021. known to Petitioner are: Case No. PB‑2021‑60 ESTATE OF PAUL GORDON the District Court of Oklahoma County, Name, Age, Residence, Relationship Aaron Morrison, OBA #31159 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF State of Oklahoma, requesting the Court ALLEN WELCH DEWBERRY LAW FIRM, PLLC BROWN, DECEASED. Judge of the District Court to Decedent OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF To the Creditors of Paul Gordon to open an administration for the Estate Lauren Vasquez, Legal Age, 8504 2425 Wilcox Drive OKLAHOMA of the Decedent, the issuance of Letters RICK WARREN Norman, Oklahoma 73069 Brown, Deceased: (SEAL) Court Clerk N.W. 91st Street Oklahoma City, OK, IN THE MATTER OF THE All creditors having claims against of Administration in the Estate of Mary Daughter Attorneys for the Estates ESTATE OF JAMES Jo Solinski, Deceased, to be granted to By: Deputy (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Paul Gordon Brown, Deceased, are Attorney for Personal Representative: Larrita Davis, Legal Age, 2012 Step EDWARD WYLIE, Deceased required to present the same with a said Patrick Solinski, and to determine Nate F. Raddatz, #22692 ping Stone Trail Edmond, OK 73013, IN THE MATTER OF THE description of all security interests and the heirs of Mary Jo Solinski; and that 1415 NW. 43rd St., Suite 204 Daughter (PR11952141) ESTATE OF BARBARA LEE other collateral (if any) held by each said Petition will he heard in Courtroom Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Jason Davis, Legal Age, 2504 N. NOTICE TO CREDITORS WYLIE, Deceased creditor with respect to such claim, to 315 of said Court in the City of (405) 848‑2409 Meridian Ave. Yukon, OK 73099, Case No. PB‑2020‑1208 TO THE CREDITORS OF JAMES Elizabeth A. Brown, Personal Repre Oklahoma City, in said County, on the (405) 608‑9078 Fax Grandson IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF EDWARD WYLIE, DECEASED, sentative, at the law offices of Michelle 9th day of February, 2021, at 1:30 (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Russ Davis, Minor, 6068 Cottontail OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF AND BARBARA LEE WYLIE, B. Robnett, PLLC, P.O. Box 3667, o’clock p.m. at which time and place Road, NE Rio Rancho, NM 87144, Son OKLAHOMA DECEASED: Edmond, Oklahoma 73083, attorney for the Court will take up such Petition to Kyle Davis, Legal Age, 1806 S. IN THE MATTER OF THE Pursuant to 58 O.S. §331, all the Personal Representative, on or open said administration, to determine (PR11952036) Sonic Lane Oklahoma City, OK 73129, ESTATE OF SAMUEL creditors having claims against James before the following presentment date: the heirs of Mary Jo Solinski, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Son LEROY BAKER, Deceased. Edward Wylie, deceased, and Barbara March 15, 2021, or the same will be Deceased, the appointment of the Peti Case No. PB‑2020‑1209 The creditors of the estate of Larry All creditors having claims against the Lee Wylie, deceased, are required to forever barred. tioner as Personal Representative, and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Alan Davis, so far as known to Estate of SAMUEL LEROY BAKER, present the same with a description of DATED January 15, 2021. the issuance of Letters of Adminis OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Petitioner are: Deceased, are required to present the all security interests and other collateral Michelle B. Robnett, OBA #15536 tration to Patrick Solinski. Any person OKLAHOMA Name, Address same, with a description of all security (if any) held by each creditor with MICHELLE B. ROBNETT, PLLC interested may appear and show cause, IN THE MATTER OF THE INTEGRIS Health, 3300 NW interests and other collateral (if any) respect to such claim, to the named P.O. Box 3667 if any they have, on why such Petition ESTATE OF JAMES Expressway Oklahoma City, OK 73112 held by each creditor with respect to Petitioner, c/o Randall W. Kamp Edmond, Oklahoma 73083 should not be granted. RICHARD HAMERSLEY, The probable value of the estate of such claim, to the named Personal Attorney At Law, 821 E. 33rd Street, Telephone: (405) 285‑5817 IT IS SO ORDERED this 12th day Deceased. Larry Alan Davis, Deceased, so far as Representative, c/o AARON BUDD, Edmond, Oklahoma 73013, attorney for Facsimile: (405) 421‑9366 of January 2021. TO: The Creditors of James Richard known to Petitioner is: Esq., 9104 Pine Creek Drive, Midwest the Petitioner, on or before the ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER ALLEN WELCH Hamersley, Deceased Description, Probable Value City, OK 73130, on or before the following presentment date: February (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT All creditors having claims against Bank Account Inheritance from following presentment date: February 15, 2021, or the same will be forever by: Deputy Court Clerk James Richard Hamersley, Deceased, Estate of Myrtle Ann Davis, $2,000.00, 11, 2021, or the same will be forever barred. Submitted by: are required to present the same, with a $17,300.00 barred. Dated this 8th day of January, 2021. (PR11953766) Bryon J. Will, OBA #22339 description of all security interests and The above‑named Decedent died on Date: December 11, 2020 Randall W. Kamp, OBA No. 012356 NOTICE FOR HEARING The Law Office of Bryon J. Will, other collateral (if any) held by each the 24th day of March, 2020, at which Aaron Budd ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER PETITION FOR ORDER P.L.L.C. creditor with respect to such claim, to time Decedent was a resident of Personal Representative’s Counsel WILLIAM L. WYLIE ALLOWING FINAL ACCOUNT, 8000 Southeast 15th Street the named personal representative, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. AARON P. BUDD, OBA # 30506 TO ALL HEIRS, LEGATEES AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 Melenda Kay Clayton, c/o Scott W. Pursuant to an Order of said Court, 9104 Pine Creek Drive DEVISEES OF JAMES EDWARD DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE AND Telephone: (405) 308 ‑ 4272 Peck, Peck & Erdoes, P.A., attorney for notice is hereby given that the 8th day Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130 WYLIE, DECEASED, AND DISCHARGE Facsimile: (888) 411 ‑0744 the personal representative, at 21 East of March, 2021, at the hour of 1:30 (405) 990‑9472 BARBARA LEE WYLIE, Case No. PB‑2020‑236 Email: [email protected] Main Street, Suite 101, Oklahoma City, o’clock p.m., in the Courtroom of the [email protected] DECEASED: IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Attorney for Petitioner Oklahoma 73104, on or before the undersigned Judge, or the Judge to Attorney for Personal Representative Notice is hereby given to all heirs, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) following presentment date: March 17, whom this cause is assigned on said (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) legatees and devisees of James Edward OKLAHOMA 2021, or the same will be forever date, in the Oklahoma County Wylie, deceased, and Barbara Lee IN THE MATTER OF THE barred. Courthouse in the City of Oklahoma Wylie, deceased, (the “Decedent”) that ESTATE OF ROBERT (PR11953995) Dated this 11th day of January, City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, has (PR11950835) on the 14th day of January, 2021, EUGENE BONAPARTE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2021. been appointed as the time and place for NOTICE TO CREDITORS William L. Wylie (the “Petitioner”), by Deceased. Case No. PB‑2020‑1312 (Siderias) Scott W. Peck, OBA #11466 hearing said Petition, and considering Case No. PB‑2018‑801 and through its legal counsel, produced NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PECK & ERDOES, P.A. all relief prayed for in the Petition pres IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR and filed in the District Court of Jean Marc Bonaparte, Personal Repre OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF 21 East Main Street, Suite 101 ented to the Court on said date. All OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, sentative of the Estate of Robert Eugene OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104 persons interested may appear at said OKLAHOMA a Verified Petition for Joint Summary Bonaparte, deceased, having filed in IN THE MATTER OF THE (405) 232‑3533 (telephone) hearing. IN THE MATTER OF THE Administration, Appointment of Special this Court his Final Account and ESTATE OF CLYDE DAVID (405) 232‑8330 (facsimile) Any person receiving this notice, or ESTATE OF Donald Wendell Administrator and Admission of Will to Petition for Order Allowing Final Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » January 21, 2021» 11B

All creditors having claims against the Eighth Floor, SPURGIN , DECEASED OKLAHOMA FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. estate of Gwendolyn N. Burns, Two Leadership Square Sherri Ann Augustus, Special AUTO ADVANTAGE ANGELA JOY WIAFE Probate deceased, are required to present the 211 North Robinson Administrator of the Estate of Verba FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. Defendant. same, with a description of all security Oklahoma City, Nell Spurgin (“Decedent”), pursuant to ELIJAH BLAINE Angela Joy Wiafe you are hereby interests and other collateral (if any) Oklahoma 73102‑7103 58 Okla. Stat. §246(B), hereby submits WAHPEKECHE ELIZONDO noticed that you have been sued by PRATZ, deceased. held by each creditor with respect with Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 a Combined Notice of the Petition for and ADRIANA ESPERANZA Auto Advantage Finance, LLC and you To the Creditors of Clyde David Pratz, such claim, to the named Personal Facsimile: (405) 235‑0439 Summary Administration, Notice to ELIZONDO Defendants. must answer plaintiff’s petition on or Deceased: Representative, Robert T. Burns, at the Email: Creditors, and for a hearing upon the Elijah Blaine Wahpekeche Elizondo before the 10th day of March, 2021 or All creditors having claims against offices of JAMES A. SLAYTON, P.C., [email protected] application for a final accounting, deter and Adriana Esperanza Elizondo you a money judgment in the amount of Clyde David Pratz, deceased, are 4808 North Classen Blvd, Oklahoma [email protected] mination of heirs, and an order directing are hereby noticed that you have been $7,334.46 plus interest will be rendered required to present the same with a City, Oklahoma 73118 on or before the ATTORNEYS FOR THE distribution of the assets of the Estate sued by Auto Advantage Finance, LLC accordingly. description of all security interests and following presentment date: March 25, ADMINISTRATOR and for discharge of the Special Admin and you must answer plaintiff’s petition Dated this day January 4, 2021. other collateral, if any, held by each 2021, or the same will be forever (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) istrator. on or before the 8th day of March, RICK WARREN creditor with respect to such claim to: barred. 1. The Decedent died testate on 2021 or a money judgment in the (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY David L. Pratz, Personal Representative DATED this 19th day of January, April 23, 2020 in Oklahoma County, amount of $7,090.06 plus interest will DISTRICT COURT CLERK of the Estate of Clyde David Pratz, at 2021. (PR11954089) Oklahoma. At the time of her death, the be rendered accordingly. By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK the offices of Kevin L. Miller, PC, 3555 Robert T. Burns NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Decedent resided at 3328 Rosewood Dated this day January 4, 2021. APPROVED BY: NW 58th Street, Suite 1000, Oklahoma APPROVED: FOR PROBATE OF WILL, Lane, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. RICK WARREN Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 City, Oklahoma 73112, addressed to JAMES A. SLAYTON, P.C. APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL 2. The Petition for Summary Admin (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Kevin L. Miller, the attorney for the James A. Slayton, OBA #12168 REPRESENTATIVE, DETERMI istration was filed in the District Court DISTRICT COURT CLERK 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Personal Representative, on or before 4808 Classen Blvd. NATION OF HEIRS‑AT‑LAW, of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma on By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Oklahoma City, OK 73102 the following presentment date: March Oklahoma City, OK 73118 DEVISEES AND LEGATEES, AND January 12, 2021, and the Summary APPROVED BY: (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax 21, 2021, or the same will be forever (405) 848‑9898 WAIVER OF THE FILING OF AN Administrator, Sherri Ann Augustus, Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 [email protected] barred. FAX 840‑4808 INVENTORY AND was appointed by the Court on January Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) APPRAISEMENT Dated this 18th day of January, [email protected] 14, 2021. 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Case No. PB‑2020‑1369 2021. (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) 3. The Summary Administrator in Oklahoma City, OK 73102 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (CV11949771) David L. Pratz this proceeding is Sherri Ann Augustus, (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Personal Representative OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF the daughter of the Decedent, who NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (PR11954082) [email protected] Kevin L. Miller, OBA #11436 OKLAHOMA resides at 245 N.W. 34th Street, No. CJ‑2020‑4531 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Kevin L. Miller, PC IN THE MATTER OF THE Oklahoma City, OK 73118. FOR PROBATE OF WILL, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Landmark Towers West ESTATE OF MICHAEL S. 4. The names and addresses of the APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL OKLAHOMA 3555 NW 58th Street, Suite 1000 SAMIS, Deceased. Decedent’s heirs are as follows: Sherri (CV11949767) REPRESENTATIVE AND DETER OKLAHOMA MOTOR Oklahoma City, OK 73112 NOTICE is hereby given to all Ann Augustus, 245 N.W. 34th Street, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION MINATION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, Telephone: 405‑943‑6650 ext. 324 persons interested in the Estate of Oklahoma City, OK 73118 and Susan No. CJ‑2020‑4299 AND LEGATEES vs. CARLY GOUKER Facsimile: 405‑943‑6655 Michael S. Samis (“Decedent”), that on Donnell McMonigle, 3512 Wellington IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF No. PB‑2021‑69 Defendant. Email: [email protected] the 15th day of January, 2021, Karen Road, Ponca City, OK 74604. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Carly Gouker you are hereby noticed ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Hulsey Samis (“Petitioner”), filed in the 5. Decedent left a personal estate OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF that you have been sued by Oklahoma REP. Court her Petition for Probate of Will, consisting of mineral and royalty AUTO ADVANTAGE OKLAHOMA Motor Credit Company and you must DAVID L. PRATZ Appointment of Personal interests situated in the State of FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. IN THE MATTER OF THE answer plaintiff’s petition on or before (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Representative, Determination of Oklahoma that were inherited from her DIANA DENISE PIERCE ESTATE OF NELLIE the 10th day of March, 2021 or a Heirs‑at‑Law, Devisees and Legatees, mother, and assets held in an individual Defendant. KOONTZ, DECEASED. money judgment in the amount of and Waiver of the Filing of an Inventory retirement account received by way of DIANA DENISE PIERCE you are (PR11953996) NOTICE is hereby given to all $9,975.95 plus interest will be rendered and Appraisement (“Petition”) praying designation from her husband, Donald hereby noticed that you have been sued NOTICE OF HEARING ON persons interested in the Estate of Nellie accordingly. in part (i) that the Court determine the G. Spurgin. The value of these assets, to by Auto Advantage Finance, LLC and CONFIRMATION OF SALE Koontz, Deceased (“Decedent”), that on Dated this day January 4, 2021. identity of all heirs‑at‑law, devisees and the best of Summary Administrator’s you must answer plaintiff’s petition on Case No. PB‑2020‑1325 the 19th day of January, 2021, Sandra RICK WARREN legatees of Decedent and any guardian knowledge and belief, is less than or before the 9th day of March, 2021 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF M. Eissenstat produced and filed in the (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY or conservator of any minor or incom $50,000. or a money judgment in the amount of OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF District Court of Oklahoma County, DISTRICT COURT CLERK petent heir‑at‑law, devisee or legatee for The hearing upon the Petition for $10,761.85 plus interest will be OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, an instrument in writing By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK the purposes of filing waivers or Summary Administration and entry of rendered accordingly. IN THE MATTER OF THE purporting to be the Last Will and APPROVED BY: consents herein by any of such persons an Order of Final Accounting, Determi Dated this day January 4, 2021. ESTATE OF RANDALL LEE Testament of the Decedent, and also as permitted by law; (ii) that Letters RICK WARREN Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 UNRUH, Deceased, filed in said Court a Petition praying for nation of Heirs, Distribution and Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Testamentary be issued thereunder to Discharge shall be held at 9:00 o’clock (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Please take notice that, on the 23rd the probate of said Will, that Letters Petitioner to serve as Personal Repre DISTRICT COURT CLERK 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 day of February, 2021, at 1:30 p.m., Testamentary be issued thereon to a.m., on March 2, 2021, before the Oklahoma City, OK 73102 sentative of Decedent’s Estate, without Honorable Allen J. Welch, Special By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK in the Courtroom of the Honorable Sandra M. Eissenstat, formerly Sandra bond; and (iii) that the Court enter an APPROVED BY: (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Allen Welch ‑ Rm. 315 of the Okla M. Koontz, and that the heirs, devisees District Judge, Oklahoma County [email protected] order stating that the Personal Repre Courthouse, Courtroom 315, 321 Park Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 homa County Courthouse, the Court and legatees of said Estate be judicially sentative shall not be required to make Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) will hear the motion to confirm sale determined. Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and return to the Court an inventory and 73102. 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 filed this date by the Personal Repre Pursuant to an Order of said Court appraisement of Decedent’s estate. 7. Any person receiving this notice Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (CV11949772) sentative herein. The property is the entered on the 19th day of January, Pursuant to an order of this Court, must file objections at least ten (10) (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax NOTICE OF PUBLICATION certain residential property situate at 2021, notice is hereby given that the notice is hereby given that on the 16th days before the hearing date and send a [email protected] Case No. CJ‑2020‑4662 5825 NW 57th St., Warr Acres, OK 17th day of February, 2021, at the day of February, 2021, at 1:30 p.m., copy to the Summary Administrator, or (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) District Judge Thomas Prince 73122 with a purchase price of $93,000, hour of 1:30 o’clock p.m., of said day has been appointed as the time for her attorney, or that person shall be IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF subject to such adjustments as are has been appointed as the time for hearing the Petition at the courtroom of deemed to have waived any objection to OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF contained in the pending contract, a true hearing said Petition in Room 217 of the the undersigned Judge of the District (CV11949768) the Petition. OKLAHOMA copy of which may be obtained by Oklahoma County Courthouse in Court in the County Courthouse in NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 8. The Court will determine at the MARGIE LYNN ADAMS contacting the undersigned. Please also Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, No. CS‑2020‑6217 hearing whether summary proceedings Plaintiff, v. VICTOR PRIETO, take notice that any one wishing to where all persons interested may appear when and where all persons interested IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF are appropriate and, if so, whether the Defendant. object to such confirmation may appear and contest the same. may appear and contest the same. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Estate assets shall be distributed and to THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: at said place and time and give evidence IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I DATED this 19th day of January, OKLAHOMA whom such assets shall be distributed. VICTOR PRIETO as to why the motion should not be have hereunto set my hand this 19th day 2021. OKLAHOMA MOTOR 9. The claim of any creditor not YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED granted. Any persons wishing to enter a of January, 2021. ALLEN WELCH CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, shown in the Petition shall be barred THAT Plaintiff, Margie Adams, has competing bid must be prepared to enter JAMES M. SIDERIAS JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT vs. SHAKARI SULLIVAN unless the claim is presented to the filed a Petition in the District Court of a bid of at least 10% more than the JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Susan B. Shields, OBA #15053 Defendant. Special Administrator at least thirty (30) Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, pending purchase price amount, or RICK WARREN MCAFEE & TAFT SHAKARI SULLIVAN you are days from the date of this Combined suing you for damages resulting from a $102,300.00 and must also be prepared (SEAL) Court Clerk A Professional Corporation hereby noticed that you have been sued Notice. motor vehicle crash that occurred on or to match the other essential terms of the By: Deputy Eighth Floor, by Oklahoma Motor Credit Company 10. A true and correct copy of this about July 26, 2019. pending contract. Paul W. Dudman, OBA #2513 Two Leadership Square and you must answer plaintiff’s petition Combined Notice is being served on all YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED Dated this 19th day of January 2021. FELLERS, SNIDER, BLANKENSHIP, 211 North Robinson on or before the 9th day of March, known creditors, or potential creditors, that you must file an Answer to RICHARD C. LABARTHE, OBA BAILEY & TIPPENS, P.C. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 2021 or a money judgment in the of the Estate as required by Sections Plaintiff’s Petition on or before the 8th #11393 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700 Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 amount of $4,818.08 plus interest will 243 and 331 of Title 58 of the day of February, 2021 or this Court 820 NE 63rd St, Suite Lower East Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Facsimile: (405) 235‑0439 be rendered accordingly. Oklahoma Statutes. will hear the evidence in support of the Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 73102‑8820 E‑mail: Dated this day January 4, 2021. Dated: January 14, 2021. damages claimed by Plaintiff and shall (405) 843‑5616; fax: (405) 843‑9685 Telephone: (405) 232‑0621 [email protected] RICK WARREN Kirk D. Fredrickson, OBA #3115 grant judgment against you in excess of [email protected] Facsimile: (450) 232‑9659 ATTORNEYS FOR THE (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY P. O. Box 18804 the amount required for diversity juris ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER E‑Mail: [email protected] PETITIONER DISTRICT COURT CLERK Oklahoma City, OK 73154 diction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1332 (1‑21‑21) Attorneys for the Petitioner (1‑21‑21) By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK (1‑21‑21) (405) 708‑8454 APPROVED BY: together with interest, costs, and attor [email protected] Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 ney’s fees to Plaintiff. (PR11953997) (PR11954096) Attorney for Special Administrator Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have (PR11954085) NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 hereunto affixed my official signature Case No. PB‑2020‑1340 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Case No. PB‑2020‑1325 and seal of said Court this 30th day of FOR ORDER WAIVING FINAL Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Judge Allen Welch IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax December, 2020. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ACCOUNT, DETERMINATION OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF RICK WARREN HEIRS‑AT‑LAW, AND FINAL [email protected] OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (SEAL) OKLAHOMA DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION OF IN THE MATTER OF THE Civil Court Clerk IN THE MATTER OF: The ESTATE ESTATE OF RANDALL LEE By: Deputy Estate of: Hiram T. Case No. PB‑2020‑451 UNRUH, Deceased, (CV11949765) (CV11949769) ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Chambless, Jr., Deceased IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF All creditors having claims against NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Barrett Fuller, OBA 32622 To the Creditors of Hiram T. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Randall Lee Unruh, deceased, are No. CS‑2020‑4279 No. CS‑2020‑7817 PARRISH DEVAUGHN, PLLC Chambless, Jr., Deceased: OKLAHOMA required to present the same, with a IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 7 S. Mickey Mantle Drive, 2nd Floor All persons having claims against IN THE MATTER OF THE description of all security interests and OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Oklahoma City, OK 73104 Hiram T. Chambless, Jr., Deceased, are ESTATE OF DANA M. other collaterals (if any) held by each OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA 405‑444‑4444 (p) required to present the same, with a HADAWAY, Deceased. creditor with respect to such claim, to AUTO ADVANTAGE OKLAHOMA MOTOR 405‑232‑0058 (f) description of all security interest and NOTICE is given that Jo Dawn the named Personal Representative, at FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, [email protected] other collateral (if any) held by each Kenworthy, Administrator of the Estate the Law Offices of Richard C. Labarthe, BRENDA FAYE YARGEE vs. DAISHA WILKINS (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) creditor with respect to such claim” to of Dana M. Hadaway, Deceased 820 NE 63rd St., Suite Lower East, and KENNY WAYNE Defendant. (“Estate”), tiled in this Court a Petition WALLACE Defendants. Daisha Wilkins you are hereby the undersigned representative at the Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431, on or (CV11949818) for Order Waiving Final Account, Brenda Faye Yargee and Kenny noticed that you have been sued by office of Brady R. Hunt & Associates, before the following presentment date: SERVICE BY NOTICE BY PUBLI Determination of Heirs‑at‑Law, and Wayne Wallace you are hereby noticed Oklahoma Motor Credit Company and Inc., 8000 Southeast 15th Street, March 20, 2021, or the same will be CATION Final Decree of Distribution of Estate you must answer plaintiff’s petition on Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110, in forever barred. that you have been sued by Auto CASE NO. CS‑2020‑8309 (the “Final Petition”), and that the or before the 10th day of March, 2021 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, on or Dated this 19th day of January 2021. Advantage Finance, LLC and you must STATE OF OKLAHOMA: TO: hearing on the Final Petition is set for or a money judgment in the amount of before the following presentment date: RICHARD C. LABARTHE, OBA answer plaintiff’s petition on or before MARCUS C. THOMAS, and/or their Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at 1:30 $2,044.09 plus interest will be rendered 31st day of March, 2021, or, the same #11393 the 8th day of March, 2021 or a unknown successors, heirs and assigns. p.m., to be held before the undersigned accordingly. will be forever barred. 820 NE 63rd St., Suite Lower East money judgment in the amount of You are hereby notified that an Dated the 19th day of January, 2021. Judge of the District Court of Oklahoma Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 $10,909.42 plus interest will be Dated this day January 4, 2021. County in the Oklahoma County Court action has been filed in the District Darrell W. Chambless, Administrator (405) 843‑5616; fax: (405) 843‑9685 rendered accordingly. RICK WARREN Court of Oklahoma County, State of Brady R. Hunt, OBA #4486 house located at 320 Robert S. Kerr [email protected] Dated this day January 4, 2021. (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma, in the above Case No. BRADY R. HUNT & ASSOCIATES, ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER RICK WARREN DISTRICT COURT CLERK CS‑2020‑8309, styled “Tinker Federal INC. 73102. All persons interested in the (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Estate are notified then and there to Credit Union, a Federally Chartered 8000 Southeast 15th Street DISTRICT COURT CLERK APPROVED BY: Credit Union, Plaintiff v. MARCUS C. Midwest City, Oklahoma 73110 appear and show cause, if any they By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 have, why the account should not be (PR11954106) THOMAS, Defendant.” The action (405) 733‑2717 APPROVED BY: Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC alleges that Defendant is indebted to Fax (405) 737‑7769 settled and allowed, the heirs‑at‑law of COMBINED NOTICE OF Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Dana M. Hadaway, also known as Dana PETITION FOR SUMMARY Tinker Federal Credit Union, a email: [email protected] Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Federally Chartered Credit Union, in the (1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Mikal Hadaway, Deceased, be ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax determined, payment of attorneys’ fees CREDITORS, AND FOR HEARING amount of $7,555.47, with interest Oklahoma City, OK 73102 [email protected] thereon on the above stated principal and costs be approved, and the Estate ON FINAL ACCOUNTING (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (PR11954000) be distributed. DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, balance and interest rate, until paid, [email protected] together with reasonable attorney’s fees NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATED this 19th day of January, DISTRIBUTION AND (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) PB‑2020‑1183 2021. DISCHARGE (CV11949770) and costs as provided in the note. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN WELCH Case No. PB‑2021‑43 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION You and/or your unknown OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (CV11949766) No. CJ‑2020‑4528 successors are hereby notified that you OKLAHOMA Susan B. Shields, OBA #15053 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF have been sued in this action and must IN THE MATTER OF THE Allison Meinders Harvey, OBA #33973 OKLAHOMA No. CS‑2020‑6189 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff ESTATE OF GWENDOLYN McAFEE & TAFT IN THE MATTER OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA on or before MARCH 5, 2021, or the N. BURNS, Deceased. A Professional Corporation ESTATE OF VERBA NELL OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF AUTO ADVANTAGE Continued on next page LPXLP 12B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

answer plaintiff’s petition on or before State of Oklahoma, in the above‑styled judgment against the Defendant. Lawrence Sr, deceased, and Sanford A each who may be deceased ; and all the 10th day of March, 2021 or a and numbered cause of action. You are hereby notified that you Lawrence, Jr, deceased, the State of other Defendants, and each of them be Civil money judgment in the amount of The above‑mentioned Defendants have been sued and must answer the Oklahoma ex. rel. Oklahoma Tax perpetually barred and enjoined from $6,500.90 plus interest will be rendered have been sued by the above‑named Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or Commission and the heirs, executors, setting up or asserting any right, title or accordingly. Plaintiff and are directed to file a before the 1st day of March, 2021, or administrators, devisees, trustees, interest in and to the mineral interests facts and or allegations contained in Dated this day January 5, 2021. written Response to the Amended the allegations contained in said Petition assigns and known and unknown described in the Petition on file herein. said Petition will be taken as true and RICK WARREN Petition filed on August 10, 2020, in the will be taken as true and judgment successors and assigns of each who Said Defendants, and each of them judgment will be entered in favor of (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY office of the Court Clerk in the County entered thereon against you as prayed may be deceased alleging that Buster must file an Answer to the Petition filed Tinker Federal Credit Union as DISTRICT COURT CLERK named above by February 27, 2021. for in Plaintiffs Petition in the amount of Rhodes, deceased, Estella Rhodes, by the Plaintiff on or before the 22nd requested therein. By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Within the same time, a copy of your $16,336.75. deceased, Margaret Lawrence, day of February, 2021, with a copy Given under my hand and seal this APPROVED BY: Response must be delivered or mailed Given under my hand and seal this deceased, Sanford A Lawrence Sr, thereof directed to Plaintiff’s attorneys 5th day of January, 2021. Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 to the attorney for Plaintiff. 11th day of January, 2021. deceased, and Sanford A Lawrence, Jr, of record, or said Petition will be taken RICK WARREN Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Unless you respond to the Petition RICK WARREN deceased, died seized and possessed of as true and Judgment rendered, (SEAL) COURT CLERK 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 within the time stated, judgment will be (SEAL) Court Clerk certain interests in Lots 21 and 22, Gast adjudging and decreeing the Plaintiff’s BY: Deputy Oklahoma City, OK 73102 rendered against you for the relief By: Deputy Heights Addition to Oklahoma City, a herein as the owners of said undivided BART A. BOREN (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax demanded in the Petition, with costs of FELKER, SANDER & ASSOCIATES, part of the NW/4 Section 26, Township mineral interests described in the WILLIAMS, BOREN & [email protected] the action. P.C. 12 N, Range 3 West, Oklahoma Petition on file herein and entitled to the ASSOCIATES, P.C. (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) RICK WARREN Lori A. Sander (OBA# 16577) County, Oklahoma (the property) possession thereof, and that all of said ATTORNEYS (SEAL) Court Clerk 3934 N.W. 36th Street described in the Petition on file herein; Defendants have no right, title or 401 N. HUDSON AVE., STE. 200 By: Deputy Oklahoma City, OK 73112 that the Plaintiff is now the owner of interest there, and quieting the title of OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102 (CV1194911) APPROVED (405) 842‑7305; (405) 842‑7371 said interest and in the actual and NOTICE BY PUBLICATION the Plaintiff against all adverse claims of (405) 232‑5220 M. Michael Arnett, OBA #12071 ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF peaceable possession thereof; that all said Defendants. (405) 232‑1963 (FAX) No. CS‑2020‑5953 ARNETT LAW FIRM (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Sandra McNeal, Steven Lawrence, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF 3133 NW 63rd Street Dominick Lawrence and the heirs, exec SEAL THIS 6th DAY OF January (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Oklahoma City, OK 73116 utors, administrators, devisees, trustees, OKLAHOMA (CV11952015) 2021. (405) 767‑0522 ‑ Telephone assigns and known and unknown Deborah E. Fortune OBA #3042 AUTO ADVANTAGE (405) 767‑0529 ‑ Facsimile NOTICE BY PUBLICATION successors and assigns, both immediate Case No. CV‑2021‑66 FORTUNE LAW CENTER (CV11949838) FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. Email: [email protected] and remote of Buster Rhodes, deceased, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 10303 Vineyard Blvd, Suite E NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CHASIDY ELIZABETH Attorney for Plaintiff Estella Rhodes, deceased, Margaret OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 CV‑2021‑12 HARVIN and GLEN (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) Lawrence, deceased, Sanford A OKLAHOMA Telephone (405) 525‑1011 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ARNOLD HARVIN Lawrence Sr, deceased, and Sanford A ATHANASIOS KOKKAS, Fax (405) 8401880 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Defendants. Lawrence, Jr, deceased, the State of Plaintiff, v. BRYAN, TOBER Attorneys for Plaintiff OKLAHOMA Chasidy Elizabeth Harvin and Glen (CV11949947) Oklahoma ex. rel. Oklahoma Tax & LASH, INC., and SAFAIR (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) DESMALCHI, LLC, an Oklahoma Arnold Harvin you are hereby noticed NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Commission and the heirs, executors, FLYING SERVICE, INC. Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff, vs. that you have been sued by Auto Case No. CS‑20‑7591 administrators, devisees, trustees, Defendants. KYLE ANDERSON, Administrator of Advantage Finance, LLC and you must IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF assigns and known and unknown (CV11952026) STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: the Estate of Robert H. Anderson, his answer plaintiff’s petition on or before OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF successors and assigns of each of the NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Bryan, Tober & Lash, Inc. and its spouse, if any, and his heirs, executors, the 10th day of March, 2021 or a OKLAHOMA aforementioned who may be deceased Case No.: PO‑2018‑579 officers, managers, agents and personal representatives, successors money judgment in the amount of WAKEFIELD & may claim some interest in the property IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF successors; and Safair Flying Service, and/or assigns, if any, Defendant. $7,954.06 plus interest will be rendered ASSOCIATES, INC assignee adverse to the Plaintiff, which claims OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Inc. and its officers, managers, agents State of Oklahoma to: KYLE accordingly. Of Carepoint Emergency Med, constitute a cloud on the Plaintiff’s title; OKLAHOMA and successors ANDERSON, Administrator of the Dated this day January 5, 2021. PLLC, Plaintiff, v. CANDIS that there has been no judicial determi ALISA RAINE DOOLITTLE, Take notice that you, and each of Estate of Robert H. Anderson, RICK WARREN HILL, Defendant. nation of death and heirship of said Petitioner, v. JOSE you, have been sued in the District Deceased, his spouse, if any, and his (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Candis Hill you are hereby noticed Buster Rhodes, deceased, Estella PATRICIO RIVAS, Court of Oklahoma County, State of heirs, executors, personal DISTRICT COURT CLERK that you have been sued by Wakefield Rhodes, deceased, Margaret Lawrence, Defendant. Oklahoma (the “Court”) by the above representatives, successors and/or By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK & Associates, Inc. assignee of deceased, Sanford A Lawrence Sr, The State of Oklahoma to the said named Plaintiff in the above numbered assigns, if any: APPROVED BY: Carepoint Emergency Med, PLLC and deceased, and Sanford A Lawrence, Jr, Defendant, Greeting: and styled cause of action. You have been sued by Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 you must answer Plaintiff’s Petition on deceased, by a court of competent juris You, the said petitioner, will take This suit is brought for the purpose DESMALCHI, LLC. You must Answer Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC or before April 5, 2021 or a money diction; and, praying that the Plaintiffs notice that you have been sued in the of quieting title in and to the following the Petition on or before February 16, 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 judgment in the sum of $1,139.00 plus have judgment against all of the named above named Court in the above named described Aircraft: 2021, or the allegations of said Petition Oklahoma City, OK 73102 interest will be rendered accordingly. Defendants, and each of them, judicially and numbered cause for a Motion to will be taken as true and judgment (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Dated this day January 6, 2021. that certain Piper model PA‑23 aircraft Expunge Victim Protection Order on the bearing manufacturer’s serial number determining the names and individual rendered, foreclosing any interest you [email protected] RICK WARREN identity of each and all of the persons grounds of Alisa Raine Doolittle and may have in: (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY 23‑851 and United States Registration you must answer the Defendant’s Number N851PA, together with all who took, or were entitled to take, said TRACT “A” which is 1500 NW DISTRICT COURT CLERK interests under the laws in force at the petition filed herein on or before the 46th Street, Oklahoma City, OK By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK engines, propellers, parts, appliances 26th day of February, 2021 before the (CV11949930) and avionics pertaining thereto time of death of said deceased 73118; the legal being: Lot 1, APPROVED BY: Victim Protection Docket at the SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY which Aircraft is owned by the Defendants and the proportion thereof BILLINGTON’S SUBDIVISION Greg A. Metzer, OBA # 11432 Oklahoma County Court House 321 PUBLICATION NOTICE Plaintiff. that each took, or was entitled to take; OF BLOCK 28, Shaw’s Heights, METZER & AUSTIN, P.L.L.C. Park Ave., 2nd Floor, Rm. 202, No. CJ‑2020‑5488 If you fail to answer the Petition of that each such Defendant be required to an Addition to Oklahoma City, 1 South Broadway, Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 or said IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN the Plaintiff filed against you in the show what right, title or interest, if any, Oklahoma County, OK, Edmond, OK 73034 petition will be taken as true and AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY Court, on or before the 1st day of that they now have in and to said according to the recorded plat (405) 330‑2226 interests adverse to the right, title, and judgment for said Defendant will be thereof, and TRACT “B” which STATE OF OKLAHOMA (405) 330‑2234 (FAX) March, 2021, the Petition will be taken CROSS ROCK SHOPS, LLC, as true and judgment rendered quieting interest of Plaintiff herein; that all of the rendered against you according to is 1504 NW 46TH Street, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF named Defendants be adjudged to have prayer of Defendant’s petition. Oklahoma City, OK 73118; the an Oklahoma limited liability (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) title in and to the above described company, Plaintiff, vs. Aircraft, all as prayed for in the Petition. no right, title and interest or estate Edward M. Blau #20626 legal being: Lot 2, therein, and that the title of the Plaintiff Blau Law Firm, PLLC BILLINGTON’S SUBDIVISION RIVIERA TANNING SPA, WITNESS my hand and sea this LLC, an Oklahoma limited (CV11952013) 11th day of January, 2021. in and to said interests be quieted as 101 Park Ave. Suite 600 OF BLOCK 28, Shaw’s Heights, against Buster Rhodes, deceased, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 an Addition to Oklahoma City, liability company; RIVIERA PUBLICATION NOTICE RICK WARREN AT CROSS ROCK SHOPS, Case No. CJ‑2020‑5858 (SEAL) Court Clerk Estella Rhodes, deceased, Margaret (405) 232‑2528 Telephone Oklahoma County, OK, Lawrence, deceased, Sanford A (405) 232‑2532 Facsimile according to the recorded plat LLC, an Oklahoma limited IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF By: Deputy liability company, and JAMES OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Approved as to form: Lawrence Sr, deceased, and Sanford A Attorney for the Defendant thereof, Lawrence, Jr, deceased, and the heirs, (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) Unless you answer said Petition on ANDREW CHEEK a/k/a OKLAHOMA Brian A. Burget, OBA #30027 JIMMY CHEEK, an individual, EQUITY INSURANCE McAfee & Taft A Professional Corpo executors, administrators, devisees, or before the 16th day of February, trustees, assigns and known and 2021, judgment will be granted for Defendants COMPANY, as subrogee of ration (CV11952028) STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: JAMES Michael Barnett, Plaintiff, vs. 10th Floor, Two Leadership Square unknown successors and assigns, both Plaintiffs and you and or anyone immediate and remote, of Buster NOTICE OF PUBLICATION claiming through you, will be forever ANDREW CHEEK a/k/a JIMMY ZACHARY WILL TONEY 211 North Robinson Case No. CJ‑2020‑4885 CHEEK AND HANNAH M. DURAN, Oklahoma City, OK 73102‑7101 Rhodes, deceased, Estella Rhodes, barred from asserting any right in the deceased, Margaret Lawrence, District Judge Don Andrews described properties. You are hereby notified that an Defendants. Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF action has been filed in the District STATE OF OKLAHOMA Facsimile: (405) 235‑0439 deceased, Sanford A Lawrence Sr, Dated January 5, 2021. deceased, and Sanford A Lawrence, Jr, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF By: Oklahoma County Deputy Court Court, of Oklahoma County, State of TO: ZACHARY WILL TONEY [email protected] OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, Case No. CJ‑2020‑5488 You are hereby notified that an ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF deceased; the State of Oklahoma ex. rel. Clerk Oklahoma Tax Commission and the STEVEN PHILLIPS, Plaintiff, Jacqueline Short, styled CROSS ROCK SHOPS, LLC, action has been filed in the District (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) v. DILLON RANDALL BRIM, Plaintiff vs. RIVIERA TANNING SPA, Court of Oklahoma County, State of heirs, executors, administrators, 8133 NW 19th Street, devisees, trustees, assigns and known Defendant. Okc, OK 73127 LLC, RIVIERA AT CROSS ROCK Oklahoma, styled Equity Insurance SHOPS, LLC, and JAMES ANDREW Company vs. Zachary Will Toney and (CV11952020) and unknown successors and assigns of Continued on next page (405) 205‑3623, [email protected] NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) CHEEK a/k/a JIMMY CHEEK, Hannah M. Duran, alleging that Plaintiff Defendants. The action alleges that is entitled to judgment against the Case No.: CJ‑2020‑4649 Defendants have failed to pay Plaintiff Defendant. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (CV11949900) pursuant to the terms of a Settlement You are hereby notified that you OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Storage Auction NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Agreement dated August 19, 2020. have been sued and must answer the OKLAHOMA No. CJ‑2020‑4416 You are hereby notified that you Petition filed by the Plaintiff on or Christie Robinson Plaintiff, vs. (MS11953442) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF have been sued in this action and must before the 28th day of February, Sandra McNeal, Christie NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE for personal property contained in the unit(s) OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF answer the Petition filed by the Plaintiff 2021, or the allegations contained in Robinson, Steaven Lawrence, will OKLAHOMA on or before February 28, 2021, or the said Petition will be taken as true and Dominick Lawrence, and the be sold to the highest bidder to satisfy the Owner’s lien for rent under the OKLAHOMA MOTOR allegations contained in said Petition judgment entered thereon against you as unknown heirs, successors and Oklahoma Self‑Service Storage Facility Lien Act. CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, will be taken as true and judgment will prayed for in Plaintiffs Petition in the assigns of Buster Rhodes, The sale will take place for Summit Peak Self Storage, 2209 N. Douglas Blvd & vs. TELLAMETRIA ALLEN be entered in favor of Plaintiff in the amount of $26,674.09. deceased, Estella Rhodes, 2250 N Douglas Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73141 online on Defendant. amount of $653,822.59, together with Given under my hand and seal this deceased, Margaret A. www.selfstorageauction.com. Starting on January 31st and ending at 10:00 am or Tellametria Allen you are hereby interest accruing, reasonable costs of 11th day of January, 2021. Lawrence, deceased, Sanford Thereafter on January 29th, 2021. Property will be sold to highest bidder for cash. If noticed that you have been sued by collection and attorney’s fees. RICK WARREN A. Lawrence, Sr, deceased, and bidder does not pay in allotted time, the property will go to the 2nd highest bidder. Oklahoma Motor Credit Company and Given under my hand and seal this (SEAL) Court Clerk Sanford Lawrence Jr. Payment will be accepted only at the 2209 N. Douglas Blvd facility proceeding the you must answer plaintiff’s petition on 5th day of January, 2021. By: Deputy deceased, end of the on‑line auction. Cleanup & removal deposit is required. Seller reserves the or before the 10th day of March, 2021 RICK WARREN FELKER, SANDER & ASSOCIATES, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: right to withdraw property from sale. Units are as follows: ERIKA SMILEY:1991 or a money judgment in the amount of (SEAL) Court Clerk P.C. SANDRA MCNEAL, STEVEN ELMIRAH ST. APT. #9 AURORA, CO 80011‑ CHAIRS, DRESSERS, BOXES, $10,680.39 plus interest will be By: Deputy Lori A. Sander (OBA# 16577) LAWRENCE, DOMINICK TOTES, BIRD CAGE NIGEL CLAY:8408 NE 33RD ST. SPENCER, OK 73084‑ rendered accordingly. G. Rudy Hiersche, Jr. OBA #4183 3934 N.W. 36th Street LAWRENCE AND THE HEIRS, BAGS, KID/TODDLER BED, DRESSER, BED FRAME, TOTES, BOXES, WALL Dated this day January 5, 2021. Hightower Building, Suite 540 Oklahoma City, OK 73112 EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DÉCOR CATHERINE THOMAS: 1950 N. DOUGLAS BLVD. OKC, OK RICK WARREN 105 North Hudson (405) 842‑7305; (405) 842‑7371 DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, ASSIGNS, 73141‑CHEST, BICYCLE, LAWN EQUIPMENT, SPEAKER BOXES, TV (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Oklahoma City, OK 73102 ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF AND KNOWN AND UNKNOWN STAND, LUGGAGE DOLLY, TOOLS TONY A JONES:9432 NE 14th ST. OKC, DISTRICT COURT CLERK (405) 235‑3123 Telephone (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) SUCCESSORS IMMEDIATE AND OK 73130 ‑ FRIDGE, APPLIANCES, TV STAND KITCHEN TABLE AND By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK (405) 235‑3142 Facsimile REMOTE OF BUSTER RHODES, CHAIRS, CHINA HUTCH, VHS TAPES, FURNITURE LUCRETIA A APPROVED BY: [email protected] DECEASED, ESTELLA RHODES, McKINNON: 2901 N. WESTMINSTER RD. LOT 101 SPENCER, OK 73084 Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 Attorney for Plaintiff (CV11952014) DECEASED, MARGARET ‑KIDS STUFF, END TABLES, SPEAKER BOX, WOOD FLOORING PLANKS, Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) PUBLICATION NOTICE LAWRENCE, DECEASED, HOME DÉCOR, COUCH, TV, VACCUM ANN HILTON: 3012 NW 41st ST. 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Case No. CJ‑2019‑4942 SANFORD A LAWRENCE SR, APT. 12 OKC, OK 73112‑WATER COOLER, BOXES, BAGS, TOTES, DOLLY, JUDGE TIMMONS Oklahoma City, OK 73102 DECEASED, AND SANFORD A BLANKETS, WALL DÉCOR, LUGGAGE, PRINTER DESHA DIXON:12608 NE (CV11949944) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax LAWRENCE, JR, DECEASED, AND 40th ST. SPENCER, OK 73111‑DRESSERS, MATTRESSES, KIDS CAR, KIDS SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF [email protected] THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, TOYS, KIDS SCOOTER, BOXES, TOTES, BAGS, CHAIRS, FURNITURE, PUBLICATION NOTICE OKLAHOMA (1‑7, 1‑14, 1‑21‑21) ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, WALL DÉCOR, RECLINER, MONITOR, NIGHT STANDS SHARONDA Case No. CJ‑2020‑3426 GEICO CASUALTY INSUR TRUSTEES, ASSIGNS, AND WILSON:1512 PARK CIRCLE OKC, OK 73111‑FURNITURE, TV, TV STAND, IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND ANCE COMPANY, as KNOWN AND UNKNOWN KITCHEN TABLE & CHAIRS, MINI FRIDGE, DRESSER, MATTRESS, FLOOR (CV11949909) FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE subrogee of Curtis Vincent, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS OF LAMP, POTS & PANS, COUCH, BOXES, TOTES RHONDA NELSON:1500 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OF OKLAHOMA Plaintiff, vs. DANNY RAY EACH WHO MAY BE DECEASED. McGREGOR DR. MIDWESY CITY, OK 73103‑APPLIANCES, BBQ SMOKER, No. CS‑2020‑5916 VALENTINE ESPINO, DRAKE AND TEXAS YOU AND EACH OF YOU are IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Plaintiff, v. ALLENTON OILFIELD PETROLEUM hereby notified that Christina Robinson, MINI FRIDGE, COUCH, DRYER, LAWN EQUIPMENT, MONITORS, STEREO, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF HOMES AND DEVELOP SERVICES, LLC, Defendants. as Plaintiff, has filed in the District BAGS, TOTES, BOXES, FILING CABINET, LUGGAGE WILLIAM H OKLAHOMA MENT, LLC, an Oklahoma STATE OF OKLAHOMA Court of Oklahoma County, State of WADE:1317 HAZELWOOD DR. MIDWEST CITY, OK 73110 BICYCLES, AUTO ADVANTAGE Limited Liability Company, TO: TEXAS OILFIELD PETROLEUM Oklahoma, her Petition against Sandra PIANO, TRUNK, WAGON, GRANDFATHER CLOCK, DOLLY, FLOOR FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. and DAVID ALLEN, an indi SERVICES, LLC McNeal, Steven Lawrence, Dominick LAMPS, CHEST, LUGGAGE, KITCHEN TABLE,CHAIRS, TOTES, BAGS, TAYLOR SHANE PALMER vidual. Defendant. You are hereby notified that an Lawrence and the heirs, executors, BOXES, LAWN EQUIPMENT. Ginny T Parkerson: 909 Holly Ln Midwest City and CHELSEA TAYLOR STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: David action has been filed in the District administrators, devisees, trustees, Ok 73110‑Microwave, table, file cabinet, dressers, end tables, luggage, coffee table, PALMER Defendants. Allen and Allenton Homes and Devel Court of Oklahoma County, State of assigns and known and unknown silk flowers, totes, clothes. Sean McAlvain:4801 S. 135 #94241 Oklahoma City Ok Taylor Shane Palmer and Chelsea opment c/o Steven Allen Oklahoma, styled Geico Casualty Insur successors and assigns, both immediate 73141‑Selfs, entertainment center, popcorn machine, toolbox, boxes, totes, stove, Taylor Palmer you are hereby noticed TAKE NOTICE that you are being ance Company vs. Danny Ray Drake and remote of Buster Rhodes, deceased, headboard, cotton candy machine. Tenants have the right to redeem the contents at that you have been sued by Auto notified that a Petition has been filed in and Texas Oilfield Petroleum Services, Estella Rhodes, deceased, Margaret any time prior to the Sale. The public is invited to bid. Advantage Finance, LLC and you must the District Court of Oklahoma County, LLC, alleging that Plaintiff is entitled to Lawrence, deceased, Sanford A (1‑21‑21) LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » January 21, 2021» 13B

situated in Lincoln County, State of 13. While a transfer of title was residue and remainder of her property names and residences of the defendants thereof and that the matters and things Oklahoma; never executed by Mary Standifer to Ida was to be distributed as follows, to‑wit: to be served by publication in this cause therein set forth are true and correct Civil A tract of land described as Lewis, her ownership of the parcels was NAME/ADDRESS, by personally checking the primary according to affiant’s best knowledge follows: Commencing at a point never challenged by any of her siblings RELATIONSHIP sources at hand to determine the where and belief including the matters things 1394.6 feet South of the in 30 years. Ida’s siblings neither contri Marlyn L. Nevels, Jr., Trustee of the abouts of the defendants to the served set forth in the included Affidavit for THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Northwest corner of the buted to nor reimbursed her for her Ida Lewis Revocable Trust 3332 North by publication, and, each of them, Service by Publication. Dillon Randall Brim Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of mother’s care and financial obligations, 128th Street Kansas City, KS 66109, including the examination of the local Subscribed and sworn to before me YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Section 12, in Township 15 nor the upkeep, payment of taxes and Great nephew tax rolls, deed records, abstract of title this 4th day of December, 2020. THAT Plaintiff, Steven Phillips, has North, Range 3 East of the Indian assessments levied against the property Ollie M. Thorpe, deceased, Niece on the property involved herein and the JOHN HODGE filed a Petition in the District Court of Meridian; thence South 272 feet; for over 30 years. Plaintiff is entitled to Nancy N. Nevels P. O. Box 12004 judicial records, as well as all secondary Notary Public Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, thence East 2640 feet; thence a determination of the names and identi Kansas City, KS 66112, Great niece sources available, including, but not Commission No.: suing you for damages resulting from a North 272 feet; thence West ties of the sole and only heirs of said Rodney J. Nevels 315 S. Harvard limited to the telephone directories and My Commission expires: May 17, motor vehicle accident that occurred on 2640 feet to the place of decedent. That the said decedent, a Blvd., #208 Los Angeles, CA 90020, local city directories before they 2021 or about April 9, 2019. beginning, containing 16½ acres, widow, was survived by the following Great nephew resorted to the use of publication (SEAL) YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED more or less. named person or persons: Timothy J. Nevels 2911 Holmes process against those defendants to be (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) that you must file an Answer to STATEMENT OF FACTS Eugene Standifer, (Sr.), deceased, Kansas City, MO 64109, Great nephew served by publication. Plaintiff’s Petition on or before the 13 4. Mary Standifer (Mary) acquired 21. Plaintiff is therefore entitled to may be survived by children with 17. That if there are any other heirs (CV11953773) day of February, 2021 or this Court title to a 16.5‑acre parcel (above obtain service by publication upon the unknown addresses. of the said decedent who have made NOTICE BY PUBLICATION will hear the evidence in support of the described) by Warranty Deed on April defendants herein who are to be served Isaac Standifer, deceased, no claim to this property, they are unknown No. CJ‑2020‑5519 damages claimed by Plaintiff and shall 8, 1933 and recorded in the Office of children. to the plaintiff and cannot be discovered by publication service in the manner grant judgment against you in excess of the County Clerk of Lincoln County in IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Ida Lewis, deceased, one child by any means within the control of prescribed by law. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF the amount required for diversity juris Book 83, Page 478 on June 14, 1934. predeceased her. plaintiff; and the unknown heirs and WHEREFORE, premises diction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1332 (See attached). She died in 1964. Mary OKLAHOMA Ollie M. Thorpe, deceased, and successors, as described in the caption considered, plaintiff prays that the title AUTO FINANCE USA, LLC together with interest, costs, and attor had seven (7) children, four (4) of daughter of Angeline Thorpe, deceased of the petition, should be summoned to all of the above described property ney’s fees to Plaintiff. whom predeceased her, leaving three Plaintiff, vs. SCOTT BOECK daughter of Mary Standifer. herein and required to setup whatever and the ownership thereof, as herein Defendant. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have (3) children who survived her. They are 14. Angeline Thorpe, who claim of right, title, or interest they may above alleged, be determined and hereunto affixed my official signature referenced above: Eugene Standifer, Sr., SCOTT BOECK you are hereby predeceased her mother, Mary have or assert, and on hearing that quieted and confirmed as against any noticed that you have been sued by and seal of said Ida Lewis, and Isaac Standifer. Standifer, was survived by her daughter, plaintiff’s title to this property be and all claims of right, title or estate on Court this 30th day of December, 5. Ollie M. Thorpe was the daughter Auto Finance USA, LLC and you must Ollie Mae Thorpe, Ollie Mae Thorpe, quieted as against them, and each of behalf of any of the defendants herein, answer plaintiff’s petition on or before 2020. of Angeline Thorpe, Mary Standifer’s deceased, is survived by her children: them. and against their successors, and ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: daughter who predeceased Mary the 24th day of March, 2021 or a Marlyn Nevels, Jr, 3332 N 128th St., 18.That plaintiff seeks to establish assigns, as described in the caption of money judgment in the amount of Nathan D. Rex OBA 31694 Angeline Thorpe suffered a mental Kansas City, KS 66109; Nancy N. plaintiff’s title to the above described this petition; that the defendants and PARRISH DEVAUGHN, PLLC imbalance and was institutionalized for $6,422.40 plus interest will be rendered Nevels, P.O. Box 12004, Kansas City, property as valid and marketable and to their successors and assigns be perpetu accordingly. 7 S. Mickey Mantle Drive, 2nd Floor a great part of her life. Mary Standifer KS 66112; Rodney J. Nevels, 315 S. forever bar each of the defendants from ally enjoined and barred from claiming Oklahoma City, OK 73104 and her daughter, Ida Lewis, raised two Dated this day January 19, 2021. Harvard Blvd., #208, Los Angeles, CA any right, title, claim, estate or interest any right, title, or interest in and to any RICK WARREN 405‑444‑4444 of Angeline Thorpe’s children for the 90200; Timothy J. Nevels, 2911 in and to said real estate and that this is part of the above described property 405‑232‑0058 (f) greater part of their lives. (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Holmes, Kansas City, MO 64109. one of the classes of cases prescribed that is adverse to the right, title, and DISTRICT COURT CLERK [email protected] 6. When Mary reached an age where 15. That Mary Standifer, died by Statutes of Oklahoma to which estate of the plaintiff therein; and that (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) she could no longer manage her affairs, By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK intestate in 1964, owning all of the service by publication may be had. Plaintiff have all such other and further APPROVED BY: her daughter, Ida Lewis (Ida), moved above described property. That said 19. Plaintiff does not know and, with relief as may be equitable and proper in into Mary’s home and cared for her, Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 (CV11952926) decedent bas been dead for over one and after the exercise of due diligence, the premises, Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC undertaking her mother’s financial, year without a court of competent juris is unable to ascertain the names and Respectfully submitted, PETITION physical and emotional needs. One of 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 diction determining the sole and only whereabouts of the unknown heirs, Kenneth C. Watson, OBA #9393 CASE NO. CV‑2020‑68 those financial obligations was payment Oklahoma City, OK 73102 heirs at law of said decedent. That executors, administrators, devisees, Law Office of Kenneth C. Watson IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF of all assessments and taxes levied (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Plaintiff has succeeded to a chain of title trustees and assigns, immediate and 228 Robert S. Kerr, Suite 220 LINCOLN COUNTY STATE OF against Mary’s 16.5 acres, as well as the [email protected] to this property through Ida Lewis’ remote of Mary Standifer, Eugene Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 OKLAHOMA adjoining parcel of 16.5 acres which (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) ownership of the property by Standifer, Sr., Ida Lewis, and Isaac Tele: 405‑235‑1811; Fax: MARLYN L. NEVELS, JR., belonged to Mary’s brother, Felix INDIVIDUALLY, AND AS inheritance from her mother, Mary Standifer, all deceased, and cannot 405‑600‑9010 Miller, who predeceased Mary, and Attorney for Plaintiff (CV11953776) TRUSTEE OF THE IDA who left no spouse or children. Standifer. make service of summons upon them or STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY NOTICE BY PUBLICATION LEWIS REVOCABLE 7. Ida Lewis, upon the death of her 16. That Ida Lewis, died testate in any of them, either within or without the OF LINCOLN SS: No. CJ‑2020‑5761 TRUST AGREEMENT mother, continued to pay the taxes on October 4, 1994. That upon the death of State of Oklahoma, by any method MARLYN NEVELS, JR., of lawful IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PLAINTIFF, Vs. THE Mary’s referenced 16.5 acres and that of the decedent pursuant to the Last Will other than service of publication. age and being first duly sworn, deposes OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF KNOWN AND Mary’s brother, Felix Miller’s, 16.5 and Testament of Ida Lewis (a copy is 20. Plaintiff further states that and says that: I have read the above and OKLAHOMA UNKNOWNHEIRS, EXECU acres. Ida Lewis paid the assessments attached hereto as Exhibit “A”), all of plaintiff and plaintiff’s attorneys have TORS, ADMINISTRATORS, and taxes on the adjoining parcels for her right, title and interest in the rest, exercised due diligence to ascertain the foregoing petition: know the contents Continued on next page DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, over 30 years. This petition however, SUCCESSORS AND deals only with the 16.5‑acre parcel ASSIGNS OF MARY STAND entitled in Mary Standifer’s name. Miscellaneous Miscellaneous IFER, EUGENE STANDIFER, 8. Upon the death of Ida Lewis, Sr., IDA LEWIS, ISAAC Marlyn L. Nevels, Jr., (Marlyn), Ida’s (MS11952007) (MS11952008) STANDIFER, AND OLLIE great nephew, and son of Ollie M. MAE THORPE, ALL Thorpe, undertook payment of the taxes NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN DECEASED. DEFENDANTS. and assessments on the 16 5 acres ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE COMES NOW the Plaintiff, Marlyn Plaintiff has paid for all upkeep, all In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section L. Nevels, Jr., (herein after “Plaintiff”) taxes and assessments levied against the 2‑141 Supermercado La Michoacana 2701, LLC 8845 Long Point 2‑141 Supermercado La Michoacana 3713, LLC 8845 Long Point by and though his attorney of record, property for at least 20 years. While not Kenneth C. Watson, and in support of pertinent to this action, Marlyn has Rd. Suite 700, Houston, TX 77055 a/an Limited Liability company Rd. Suite 700, Houston, TX 77055 a/an Limited Liability company this Petition of Ownership of Real Prop continued the upkeep, taxes and assess hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within sixty days hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within sixty days erty by Quiet Title and Adverse Posses ments levied against the adjoining 16.5 from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws sion, states as follows; acres originally owned by Felix Miller, 1. Plaintiff and Defendants obtained Mary’s brother, for at least 20 years. Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and Wine License under Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and Wine License under title to said property by virtue of inherit SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if ance. QUIET TITLE granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer and Wine granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer and Wine FIRST CAUSE OF ACTION 9. Plaintiff obtained title to said establishment with business premises located at 2701 SW 29th Street establishment with business premises located at 3713 S Western ADVERSE POSSESSION property by virtue of in heritance. 2. That the plaintiff and predecessors 10. That prior to her death, Mary in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the business Avenue in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the in the chain of title to the above Standifer was the owner of the above name of La Michoacana Supermarket #8 business name of La Michoacana Supermarket #9 property have been in open, actual, described property pursuant to Dated this 11th day of January, 2021. Dated this 11th day of January, 2021. hostile, notorious visible, continuous Warranty Deed filed at Book 83, Page and exclusive possession of said 478. Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If property for a period exceeding 50 11. All conveyances referred to corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited years and have met all elements herein are of record in the office of the liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member required to establish a title by County Clerk of Lincoln County, Okla must sign. must sign. prescription, and all defendants named homa, and are incorporated herein by herein as claiming some right, title, reference as fully as if set forth at length Rafael Ortega Rafael Ortega interest, claim or estate in and to said herein. County of Harris , State of Texas. County of Harris, State of Texas. property are barred from any such right, 12. That nothing in the record affirm Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: title, claim, estate or interest in and to atively indicates that any party affected said property by reason of the Statute of by these proceedings was or is in the Rafael Ortega to me known to be the person(s) described in and who Rafael Ortega to me known to be the person(s) described in and who Limitations of the State of Oklahoma. military service and that compliance executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that he 3. Plaintiff makes claim of fee simple with Soldier’s and Sailor’s Civil Relief executed the same as his free act and deed. executed the same as his free act and deed. title to, and is in possession of, the Act of October 17, 1940, as amended, HERMAN AYALA HERMAN AYALA following described real property is not necessary herein. (Seal) Notary Public (Seal) Notary Public My commission expires September 16, 2023, #128741539 My commission expires September 16, 2023, #128741539 Miscellaneous (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (MS11952009) (MS11952010) (MS11952310) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section In accordance with Title 37, Section 522 and Title 37A, Section 2‑141 Supermercado La Michoacana 4150, LLC 8845 Long Point 2‑141 Supermercado La Michoacana 4424, LLC 8845 Long Point 2‑141 Prime Mart 1020 N. Council Rd Oklahoma City, OK 73127 Rd. Suite 700, Houston, TX 77055 a/an Limited Liability company Rd. Suite 700, Houston, TX 77055 a/an Limited Liability company (405) 495‑3110 a/an Corporation hereby publishes notice of its hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within sixty days hereby publishes notice of its intention to apply within sixty days intention to apply within sixty days from this date to the Oklahoma from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws from this date to the Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and Wine License under Enforcement Commission for a Retail Beer and Wine License under License under authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if authority of and in compliance with the said Act: That it intend(s), if it intend(s), if granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer estab granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer and Wine granted such license to operate as a Retail Beer and Wine lishment with business premises located at 1020 N. Council Rd in establishment with business premises located at 415 SW 59th Street establishment with business premises located at 1104 SE 44th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the business in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the business in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, under the business name of Prime Mart name of La Michoacana Supermarket #10 name of La Michoacana Supermarket #11 Dated this 12th day of January, 2021. Dated this 11th day of January, 2021 Dated this 11th day of January, 2021. Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If Signature of applicant(s): if partnership, all partners must sign. If corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited corporation, an officer of the corporation must sign. If limited liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member liability company, a manager must sign. If tribe, a tribal member must sign. must sign. must sign. Rafael Ortega Rafael Ortega Stephanie Muhammad County of Harris, State of Texas. County of Harris, State of Texas. County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma. Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared: Rafael Ortega to me known to be the person(s) described in and who Rafael Ortega to me known to be the person(s) described in and who Stephanie Muhammad to me known to be the person(s) described in executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that he executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that he and who executed the foregoing application and acknowledged that executed the same as his free act and deed. executed the same as his free act and deed. she executed the same as her free act and deed. HERMAN AYALA HERMAN AYALA Jennifer W. Rogers (Seal) Notary Public (Seal) Notary Public (Seal) Notary Public My commission expires September 16, 2023, #128741539 My commission expires September 16, 2023, #128741539 My commission expires October 9, 2023, #19010183 (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) (1‑14, 1‑21‑21) LPXLP 14B « January 21, 2021 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

RICK WARREN OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK AUTO ADVANTAGE DISTRICT COURT CLERK (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLAHOMA APPROVED BY: FINANCE, LLC Plaintiff, vs. By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Civil DISTRICT COURT CLERK THE BROADWAY CLINIC Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 ZACHARY TYLER PRICE APPROVED BY: By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Plaintiff, vs. NIA K. Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Defendant. Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 APPROVED BY: STEPHENSON Defendant. OKLAHOMA MOTOR 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 ZACHARY TYLER PRICE you are Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, NIA K. STEPHENSON you are Oklahoma City, OK 73102 hereby noticed that you have been sued 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC vs. STEVEN PANCOAST hereby noticed that you have been sued (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax by Auto Advantage Finance, LLC and 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Defendant. by THE BROADWAY CLINIC and [email protected] you must answer plaintiff’s petition on Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax STEVEN PANCOAST you are you must answer plaintiff’s petition on (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) or before the 24th day of March, 2021 (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax [email protected] hereby noticed that you have been sued or before the 24th day of March, 2021 or a money judgment in the amount of [email protected] or a money judgment in the amount of $6,343.83 plus interest will be rendered (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) by Oklahoma Motor Credit Company (CV11953921) (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) $845.00 plus interest will be rendered accordingly. and you must answer plaintiff’s petition NOTICE BY PUBLICATION accordingly. Dated this day January 19, 2021. on or before the 22nd day of March, No. CJ‑2020‑5327 (CV11953930) Dated this day January 19, 2021. RICK WARREN 2021 or a money judgment in the (CV11953779) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NOTICE BY PUBLICATION RICK WARREN (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY amount of $11,418.77 plus interest will NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY DISTRICT COURT CLERK No. CJ‑2020‑5554 be rendered accordingly. No. CJ‑2020‑5617 OKLAHOMA DISTRICT COURT CLERK By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Dated this day January 19, 2021. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HANEY BROTHERS By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK APPROVED BY: OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF RICK WARREN OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF FINANCING CO., L.L.C. APPROVED BY: Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 OKLAHOMA (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLAHOMA Plaintiff, vs. KENDELL PAT DISTRICT COURT CLERK PERFORMANCE Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC OKLAHOMA MOTOR Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC CHRISTIAN Defendant. CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK ASSURANCE, LLC Plaintiff, KENDELL PAT CHRISTIAN you 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 vs. JASPER ALLEN WELCH APPROVED BY: vs. APRIL OHAGAN and are hereby noticed that you have been Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 SAMUEL MILLIGAN Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Defendant. (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax sued by THE HANEY BROTHERS Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Defendants. FINANCING CO., L.L.C. and you must [email protected] JASPER ALLEN WELCH you are 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 April Ohagan and Samuel Milligan [email protected] (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) answer plaintiff’s petition on or before hereby noticed that you have been sued Oklahoma City, OK 73102 you are hereby noticed that you have the 24th day of March, 2021 or a by Oklahoma Motor Credit Company (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax been sued by PERFORMANCE money judgment in the amount of and you must answer plaintiff’s petition [email protected] (CV11953925) ASSURANCE, LLC and you must (CV11953915) $10,280.80 plus interest will be on or before the 24th day of March, (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) answer plaintiff’s petition on or before NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE BY PUBLICATION rendered accordingly. No. CJ‑2020‑5179 2021 or a money judgment in the the 24th day of March, 2021 or a No. CS‑2020‑8311 Dated this day January 19, 2021. money judgment in the amount of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF amount of $11,735.43 plus interest will IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF RICK WARREN (CV11953777) $10,955.69 pius interest will be OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF be rendered accordingly. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY NOTICE BY PUBLICATION rendered accordingly. OKLAHOMA Dated this day January 19, 2021. OKLAHOMA DISTRICT COURT CLERK No. CJ‑2020‑5640 Dated this day January 19, 2021. AUTO FINANCE USA, LLC RICK WARREN TBCPM, L.L.C. DBA THE By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF RICK WARREN Plaintiff, vs. JOHN GILBERT (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF BROADWAY CLINIC APPROVED BY: (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Plaintiff, vs. KENNETH Defendant. DISTRICT COURT CLERK OKLAHOMA DISTRICT COURT CLERK Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 JOHN GILBERT you are hereby OKLAHOMA MOTOR HUGGINS Defendant. Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK KENNETH HUGGINS you are noticed that you have been sued by APPROVED BY: CREDIT COMPANY Plaintiff, 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 Auto Finance USA, LLC and you must APPROVED BY: hereby noticed that you have been sued Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 vs. JAMES DARRELL Hugh H. Fudge, OBA# 20487 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 answer plaintiff’s petition on or before MERRELL JR and RUTH by TBCPM, L.L.C. DBA THE (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC Robinson, Hoover & Fudge, PLLC BROADWAY CLINIC and you must the 24th day of March, 2021 or a ANN MERRELL Defendants. 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 [email protected] money judgment in the amount of 119 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 1000 James Darrell Merrell Jr and Ruth answer plaintiff’s petition on or before (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 the 24th day of March, 2021 or a $13,606.32 plus interest will be Ann Merrell you are hereby noticed that (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax rendered accordingly. (405) 232‑6464 I (405) 232‑6363 fax you have been sued by Oklahoma money judgment in the amount of [email protected] $1,260.00 pius interest will be rendered (CV11953922) Dated this day January 19, 2021. [email protected] Motor Credit Company and you must (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) RICK WARREN (1‑21, 1‑28, 2‑4‑21) answer plaintiff’s petition on or before accordingly. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY the 24th day of March, 2021 or a Dated this day January 19, 2021. No. CS‑2020‑8126 money judgment in the amount of (CV11953781) RICK WARREN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF $8,871.04 plus interest will be rendered NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF accordingly. No. CS‑2020‑6725 DISTRICT COURT CLERK OKLAHOMA Dated this day January 19, 2021. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Miscellaneous (MS11952774) Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (MS11953361) (MS11953366)

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The Law Office of Courtney Lee PLLC ROBERT T. KEEL OBA# 4905 2500 N. Choctaw Rd. PO Box 567 both the front and back 9. The wooded 1309 N. Shartel Avenue 2400 NW 23RD SUITE 208 Choctaw Ok, 73020 par 71 course was designed by Tom Name Change Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103 Juvenile OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73107 Park Location: Billings in 1989. This RFP is being sent (405) 400‑9066 (O) (CV11952012) (405) 232‑8419 2200 N Hiwassee Rd, Choctaw, OK to several companies in the region. (MS11953764) (405) 400‑0148 (F) (1‑14, 1‑21, 1‑28‑21) 73020 Choctaw Ok, 73020 AMENDED NOTICE OF FILING NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Service providers may submit more than [email protected] Case No. FD‑2021‑81 Background one proposal, if they offer a variety of PETITION FOR CHANGE OF Attorney for Petitioner Choctaw Creek Golf Course is a NAME IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF equipment options. (1‑21‑21) OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF public 18‑hole course and driving range Scope of Services Case No. CV‑2021‑80 located in Choctaw, Oklahoma, and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA The City of Choctaw is requesting (MS11954010) IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF Miscellaneous now owned by the City of Choctaw. proposals for the project to include OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF NOTICE OF HEARING ON Golfers of all skill levels will enjoy the OKLAHOMA BRENDA ALEJANDRA installation of an asphalt parking lot CHANGE ON PETITION TO MORALES, Petitioner, and (MS11953407) challenge of this 18‑hole public golf including the striping of parking spaces. IN RE THE NAME CHANGE course. The Choctaw Creek is the major CHANGE NAME HUMBERTO DE JESUS Invitation to Bid The project includes furnishing of all OF: ELLA Community Action Agency will be hazard on the front 9, winding through CV‑2021‑114 MODESTO HIDALGO, labor, implements, tools, machinery, CHARLESWORTH, minor accepting bids for Proactive COVID 19 seven of the nine holes. This beautiful DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA Respondent. materials and all other work required to child. COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA fogging at (21) Head Start Centers. 18‑hole course located near NE 23rd STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: DAVID THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: complete the project. IN RE: The name of: Angela HUMBERTO DE JESUS MODESTO Procedures will be for approximately Street & Hiwassee Road in Choctaw, CHARLESWORTH Dorough (3) months on a monthly basic unless Oklahoma, lies on 113 acres of rolling The parking lot should be quoted ELLA CHARLESWORTH by and HIDALGO at 40,000 square feet. The equipment TO: All interested parties. The said Respondent above named otherwise stated. Price will be per site. hills and tree‑lined fairways. Choctaw through her Mother, JESSICA FITZ Creek runs through the course and should be in full compliance with both Take notice that Angela Nicole will take notice that the Petitioner, Bid pkgs will be available January GERALD, born August 11, 2004 has Dorough has petitioned to change 21st, 2021. Bid pkgs may be picked up comes into play on several holes, on Continued on next page filed a Petition in the above Court to Brenda Alejandra Morales, on the 11th his/her name to Axton Nicholas day of January, 2021, filed his Petition at 319 SW 25th St OKC. Room LL030. have her name changed from ELLA Bid pkg will have specifications and Dorough. in the District Court of Oklahoma CHARLESWORTH to ELLA FITZ due date. For mor info. contact R.A. A Hearing on said petition is set for County, State of Oklahoma, against the GERALD and the same will be heard in Roberson @ 405‑232‑0199 Ext 1401 2:45 o’clock p.m., on the 4th day of said Respondent, and that said the courtroom of Judge Ogden, located EOE City of Oklahoma City Public Notices March, 2021, before Judge Andrews at Respondent must answer said Petition in the Oklahoma County Courthouse, (1‑21‑21) 2:45 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the herein on or before 10th day of March, (CY11954146) 321 Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should 2021, or said Petition will be taken as (Published in the Journal Record January 21, 2021) Oklahoma 73102, on the 18th day of you know of some reason why this true and a default judgment rendered in CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1294 March, 2021 at 1:30 o’clock p.m., or change of name should not be allowed (MS11953758) said action against Respondent. DATE OF HEARING: February 11, 2021 as soon thereafter as counsel can be you must file a written protest in the REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Dated this 11th day of January, This notice is to inform you that Quail Creek 40, LLC has filed an application with heard. Any person may file a written above styled and numbered cause prior Choctaw Creek Golf Course Parking 2021. Lot the City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The protest in this case prior to the date set to the above date with the Clerk of this only property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. for the hearing. Court. Should you fail to do so, tile peti RICK WARREN Choctaw Creek Golf Course (SEAL) Court Clerk Choctaw, Oklahoma The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above to Given under my hand a seal this 19th tion for change of name will be granted consider the rezoning request. day of January, 2021. as prayed. By: Deputy ISSUED BY: ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER City of Choctaw ADDRESS: 2604, 2608, 2612 Cedar Tree Road and 12312 Windy Ridge Road Rick Warren APPROVED: CURRENT ZONING: PUD‑704 Planned Unit Development District (SEAL) COURT CLERK Angela Dorough PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to change the existing office based Oklahoma County, Oklahoma 16805 Bradbusy cil zoning to a residential based zoning to permit multi‑family residential development. By: Deputy Edmond 73012 City of Oklahoma City Public Notices LEGAL DESCRIPTION: All of Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3) and Four (4), in APPROVED FOR ISSUANCE: (405) 503‑1706 Block Five (5), AND All of Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3), Four (4), Five (5), Six COURTNEY L. ZAMUDIO, OBA NO. (1‑21‑21) (CY11954141) (6), Seven (7), Eight (8), Nine (9) and Ten (10), in Block Two (2), LESS AND 33077 (Published in the Journal Record January 21, 2021) EXCEPT: That part of Lot Ten (10), in Block Two (2) lying within a tract described CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1293 as follows: COMMENCING at the Southwest Corner of Lot Eleven (11), said Block DATE OF HEARING: February 11, 2021 Two (2); THENCE North 00°00’00” East along the West line of said Lot Eleven (11), This notice is to inform you that Marathon Construction, LLC has filed an a distance of 100.00 feet; THENCE along a curve to the Right having a radius of Miscellaneous application with the City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their 25.00 feet, a central angle of 90°00’00” a chord bearing of North 45°00’00” East; a property. The only property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side chord distance of 35.36 feet, and arc length of 39.27 feet to a point of tangency; (MS11952772) of this notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown THENCE North 90°00’00” East, along the North line of said Lot Eleven (11) a above to consider the rezoning request. distance of 160.13 feet; THENCE along a curve to the left having a radius of 466.74 ADDRESS:4235 NE 122nd Street feet, a central angle of 01°05’20”, a chord bearing of North 89°27’20’’ East, a chord CURRENT ZONING: AA Agricultural District distance of 8.87 feet and arc length of 8.87 feet to the Point of Beginning; THENCE PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to modify the existing agricultural South 00°00’00” East, a distance of 90.08 feet; THENCE North 90°00’00’’ East, a based zoning to permit residential development. distance of 87.00 feet; THENCE North 00°00’00” East, a distance of 99.95 feet; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract of land more particularly described as follows: THENCE on a non‑tangent curve to the right having a radius of 466.74 feet, a central Beginning at the Southeast Corner of Section 18, Township 13 North, Range 2 West angle of 10°45’51’’, a chord bearing of South 83°31146’’ West, a chord distance of of the Indian Meridian in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; thence West 328.85 feet; 87.56 feet, and arc length of 87.69 feet to the Point of beginning. All in QUAIL thence North 661.28 feet; thence East 329 feet; thence South 661.71 feet to the point CREEK, SECTION 40, an Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County Oklahoma of beginning. according to the recorded plat thereof. Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This notice is being provided to you because you own property nearby. You are not notice is being provided to you because you own property nearby. You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can also have required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can also have someone appear on your behalf. Should you wish to provide the Commission with someone appear on your behalf. Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the information supporting or opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the following: You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to following: You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to the Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning the Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning change. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should change. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday February 05, be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday February 05, 2021 to be delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. 2021 to be delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from the City Clerk. the City Clerk. LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission at A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. COVID‑19 update: COVID‑19 update: The following safety guidelines are in place during the COVID‑19 pandemic for The following safety guidelines are in place during the COVID‑19 pandemic for meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: face coverings are required throughout meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: face coverings are required throughout the building (disposable face masks will be available); only the south entrance to City the building (disposable face masks will be available); only the south entrance to City Hall will be open; temperature checks will be required upon entry; meeting attendees Hall will be open; temperature checks will be required upon entry; meeting attendees are required to sign a log for contact tracing purposes; Chamber doors will be marked are required to sign a log for contact tracing purposes; Chamber doors will be marked “entrance” and “exit”; air purifying machines will be in the Chamber; hand sanitizer “entrance” and “exit”; air purifying machines will be in the Chamber; hand sanitizer machines will be available; seating for up to 33 people will be available in the machines will be available; seating for up to 33 people will be available in the Chamber; up to 3 people can sit in an open pew (family groups may sit together and Chamber; up to 3 people can sit in an open pew (family groups may sit together and exceed the limit of 3 people per pew); if needed, overflow seating will be available on exceed the limit of 3 people per pew); if needed, overflow seating will be available on the 3rd and 2nd floor lobbies; and the Chamber will be cleaned and sanitized daily. the 3rd and 2nd floor lobbies; and the Chamber will be cleaned and sanitized daily. The agenda and staff report for the February 11, 2021 meeting will be posted at The agenda and staff report for the February 11, 2021 meeting will be posted at following link: following link: https://okc.primegov.com/public/portal https://okc.primegov.com/public/portal Please conduct your business with us by phone or email, as our offices are Please conduct your business with us by phone or email, as our offices are closed to public access. closed to public access.

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bids on Friday February 5th, 2021, at The City of Choctaw reserves the b) A detailed listing of all equipment Luther will conduct a public hearing to this application, consider the recom 9 AM. right to reject any or all proposals, or to proposed with cut sheets providing all consider an Application for Re‑Zoning mendation of the Planning Commission, Miscellaneous A mandatory on site meeting will be award contracts in whole or in part, if specifications, a detailed description of of a property generally located at 20540 and make a decision on whether or not held at 10 am on Wednesday January this is held to be in the City’s best the provisions provided for handicapped N Harrah Rd, Luther, Oklahoma, to grant the Application for Rezoning, 27th, 2021 at the Golf Course. interest. accessibility, compliance with ASTM 73054. The application is to rezone the on Tuesday, February 9, 2021, at American Society for Testing and Mate Proposals are due on Thursday Modification of Requirements and CPSC guidelines should be property from A‑1 to R‑2. A copy of the Luther Town Hall, 108 South Main rials (ASTM) and Consumer Product February 4th, 2021 by 3:00 pm CST. The City of Choctaw reserves the specified; proposed application is on file in the Street, Luther, Oklahoma, 73054, at Safety Commission (CPSC) guidelines. Construction should be completed no right to modify any technical and c) Full description of the extent of office of the Town Clerk at Luther 7:00 p.m. The equipment shall be accessible to the later than May 1st, 2021. submission requirements associated the product warranty provided for all Town Hall. The property is currently Interested persons are urged to handicapped in accordance with state General Information with this proposal. equipment; zoned A‑1 (Agricultural), and the legal attend and express their views on this and federal laws. Issuing Office and Point of Contact Type of Contract and Compensation d) Installation schedule; description is as follows: rezoning application. The City of Choctaw plans to have This Request for Proposals (RFP) is The City of Choctaw expects to e) Qualifications of key personnel ROLLING MEADOWS EAST TO Dated this 19 day of January, 2021 the successful bidder install the issued by the City of Choctaw. The City negotiate a lump sum contract. Payment proposed to be assigned to this job; LUTHER Block 000 Lot 008 Scherrie Pidcock, asphalt parking lot to include striping of Choctaw Parks and Recreation will be made within 30 days of f) Location of the office from which After the public hearing by the Plan Interim Town Clerk of parking spaces. Each proposal shall Director is to be the sole point of acceptance by the City of Choctaw. the management of this project will be ning Commission, the Town of Luther (1‑21‑21) include the total cost for installing the contact for any questions related to the Use of Sub‑Contractors and/or performed; Board of Trustees will likewise review equipment and surface. The successful RFP. Consultants g) A listing of at least two sites, bidder shall provide all insurance neces Questions should be directed to: The use of other sub‑contractors preferably nearby, with comparable sary for the installation portion of this Tanner McGuire Parks and Recreation and/or consultants is acceptable at the equipment, and a name and phone City of Oklahoma City Public Notices project. Director 2500 N. Choctaw Rd. PO Box discretion of the proposer. However, if number of a contact person for each site RPF and Project Schedule 567 Choctaw, Ok, 73020 (405) consultants or sub‑contractors are used, (1‑21‑21) (CY11954136) Deadline for Receipt of Proposals 390‑8198 [email protected] they must be identified in the proposal. (Published in the Journal Record January 21, 2021) All replies and proposals in response Revisions to the Request for The successful proposer will assume all CASE NUMBER: SPUD‑1292 to this RFP must be received in a sealed Proposal contract responsibilities within his/her DATE OF HEARING: Februray 11, 2021 envelope and clearly marked as “CC If it becomes necessary to revise any agreement with the City of Choctaw. This notice is to inform you that Teague Business Prop., LLC has filed an Golf Course Parking Lot” no later than part of the RFP, the revisions will be The City of Choctaw will not be held Public Notices application with the City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their 3:00 PM on Thursday February 4th circulated to all those who received the liable for the actions of a proposer’s property. The only property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side 2021, at the address shown below: original document. sub‑contractors or consultants. (MS11954113) of this notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown Tanner McGuire Limitations of Liability Format for Proposals NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING above to consider the rezoning request. Parks and Recreation Director The City of Choctaw assumes no Proposers are encouraged to be Notice is hereby given that on ADDRESS: 112 SW 134th Street 2500 N. Choctaw Rd. PO Box 567 responsibility and no liability for costs concise and proposals must include, but Monday, February 8, 2021, at 7:00 CURRENT ZONING: PUD‑1771 Planned Unit Development District Choctaw, Ok, 73020 incurred by proposers in responding to are not limited to, the following: p.m., at Luther Town Hall, 108 South PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to modify the existing commercial Proposals are due at Choctaw City this RFP, or in responding to any further a) Letter of transmittal and Main Street, Luther, Oklahoma, the based zoning to permit commercial development of an office complex and car wash. Hall no later than 3:00 PM on request for interviews, additional data, completed BID SHEET; Planning Commission of the Town of LEGAL DESCRIPTION: See attachment SPUD‑1292 ‑ Legal Description Thursday February 4th, 2021. The etc., prior to the issuance of a contract. Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This City of Choctaw anticipates opening Rejection of Proposals notice is being provided to you because you own property nearby. You are not required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can also have City of Oklahoma City Public Notices someone appear on your behalf. Should you wish to provide the Commission with information supporting or opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the City of Oklahoma City Public Notices (CY11954129) following: You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to (Published in the Journal Record January 21, 2021) the Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning (CY11954118) CASE NUMBER: PC‑10715 change. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should (Published in the Journal Record January 21, 2021) DATE OF HEARING: February 11, 2021 be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday February 05, CASE NUMBER: PC‑10714 This notice is to inform you that CCDC, Inc. has filed an application with the City of 2021 to be delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. DATE OF HEARING: February 11, 2021 Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their property. The only property Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the This notice is to inform you that David A. and Carol A. Aduddell has filed an to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of this notice. The Planning City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a application with the City of Oklahoma City to change the zoning designation of their Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown above to consider the final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from property. The only property to be rezoned is outlined on the map on the reverse side of rezoning request. the City Clerk. this notice. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the date shown ADDRESS: 10620 NW 164th Street LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING above to consider the rezoning request. PROPOSED ZONING A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission at ADDRESS:1029 SW 89th Street From: AA Agricultural District 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, PROPOSED ZONING To: R‑1 Single‑Family Residential District Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. From:R‑1 Single‑Family Residential District PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to change the existing agricultural COVID‑19 update: To: C‑3 Community Commercial District based zoning to a residential based zoning that will permit development of a The following safety guidelines are in place during the COVID‑19 pandemic for PROPOSED USE: The purpose of this request is to change the existing residential residential community. meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: face coverings are required throughout based zoning to a commercial based zoning that will permit commercial development. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Government Lot Two of the Northeast Quarter of the building (disposable face masks will be available); only the south entrance to City LEGAL DESCRIPTION: The East 120 feet of the West 240 feet of Blocks Twen Section Three, Township Thirteen North, Range Five west of I.M., and the Southwest Hall will be open; temperature checks will be required upon entry; meeting attendees ty‑Six (26) in SAINT CROIX ADDITION to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Three Township Thirteen North, Range are required to sign a log for contact tracing purposes; Chamber doors will be marked Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Five West of I.M. “entrance” and “exit”; air purifying machines will be in the Chamber; hand sanitizer Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This Your property is not included within the area proposed to be rezoned. This machines will be available; seating for up to 33 people will be available in the notice is being provided to you because you own property nearby. You are not notice is being provided to you because you own property nearby. You are not Chamber; up to 3 people can sit in an open pew (family groups may sit together and required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can also have required to attend the hearing, but if you wish to you may. You can also have exceed the limit of 3 people per pew); if needed, overflow seating will be available on someone appear on your behalf. Should you wish to provide the Commission with someone appear on your behalf. Should you wish to provide the Commission with the 3rd and 2nd floor lobbies; and the Chamber will be cleaned and sanitized daily. information supporting or opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the information supporting or opposing the rezoning of this property, please consider the The agenda and staff report for the February 11, 2021 meeting will be posted at following: You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to following: You may present brief written materials, graphics, maps, pictures, etc. to following link: the Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning the Commission at the hearing to illustrate a point regarding a proposed zoning https://okc.primegov.com/public/portal change. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should change. Lengthy written materials in support or opposition of the application should Please conduct your business with us by phone or email, as our offices are be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday February 05, be submitted to the City staff at the address below by noon on Friday February 05, closed to public access. 2021 to be delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. 2021 to be delivered to the Commission members that afternoon. SPUD‑1292 ‑ Legal Description Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the Following the hearing, the Planning Commission forwards its recommendations to the A tract of land being a part of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of Section Twenty‑One City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a City Council where an ordinance to rezone the subject property is scheduled for a (21), Township Ten (10) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, Okla final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from final public hearing. You will receive notice by mail of the final Council hearing from homa City, Cleveland County Oklahoma, being more particularly described as follow: the City Clerk. the City Clerk. Commencing at the Northeast (NE) Corner of the said Northeast Quarter (NE/4); LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING LOCATION OF PUBLIC HEARING THENCE South 89°40’43” West, along and with the North line of said Northeast A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission at A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the Oklahoma City Planning Commission at Quarter (NE/4) a distance of 531.84 feet; THENCE, South 00°19’17” East, departing 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in the Council Chambers, Third Floor, said North line, a distance of 56.60 feet to a point on The South right‑of‑way line of Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Municipal Building, 200 North Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. S.W. 134th Street/ State Highway 37, said point being the POINT OF BEGINNING; COVID‑19 update: COVID‑19 update: THENCE South 00°20’23” East, a distance of 177.46 feet; THENCE North The following safety guidelines are in place during the COVID‑19 pandemic for The following safety guidelines are in place during the COVID‑19 pandemic for 89°39’37” East, a distance of 59.56 feet; THENCE South 00°20’23” East, a distance meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: face coverings are required throughout meetings in the Council Chamber at City Hall: face coverings are required throughout of 344.21 feet to a point on the North line of the recorded plat SANTA FE SUNSET the building (disposable face masks will be available); only the south entrance to City the building (disposable face masks will be available); only the south entrance to City ADDITION SECTION 6; THENCE South 89°39’00” West, along and with the North Hall will be open; temperature checks will be required upon entry; meeting attendees Hall will be open; temperature checks will be required upon entry; meeting attendees line of the recorded plat SANTA FE SUNSET ADDITION SECTION 6, a distance are required to sign a log for contact tracing purposes; Chamber doors will be marked are required to sign a log for contact tracing purposes; Chamber doors will be marked of 175.00 feet; THENCE North 00°20’23” West, departing said North line, a distance “entrance” and “exit”; air purifying machines will be in the Chamber; hand sanitizer “entrance” and “exit”; air purifying machines will be in the Chamber; hand sanitizer of 200.79 feet; THENCE South 89°39’00” West, a distance of 45.91 feet; THENCE machines will be available; seating for up to 33 people will be available in the machines will be available; seating for up to 33 people will be available in the North 00°20’23” West, a distance of 316.74 feet to a point on the South right‑of‑way Chamber; up to 3 people can sit in an open pew (family groups may sit together and Chamber; up to 3 people can sit in an open pew (family groups may sit together and line of S.W. 134th Street/ State Highway 37; THENCE along and with the South exceed the limit of 3 people per pew); if needed, overflow seating will be available on exceed the limit of 3 people per pew); if needed, overflow seating will be available on right‑of‑way line of S.W. 134th Street/ State Highway 37 on a non‑tangent curve to the 3rd and 2nd floor lobbies; and the Chamber will be cleaned and sanitized daily. the 3rd and 2nd floor lobbies; and the Chamber will be cleaned and sanitized daily. the left having a radius of 21,535.92 feet, a chord bearing of North 88°11’14” East, a The agenda and staff report for the February 11, 2021 meeting will be posted at The agenda and staff report for the February 11, 2021 meeting will be posted at chord length of 90.32 feet and an arc length of 90.33 feet; THENCE continuing along following link: following link: and with the South right‑of‑way line of S.W. 134th Street/ State Highway 37 on a https://okc.primegov.com/public/portal https://okc.primegov.com/public/portal reverse curve to the right having a radius of 21,435.92 feet, a chord bearing of North Please conduct your business with us by phone or email, as our offices are Please conduct your business with us by phone or email, as our offices are 88°09’43” East, a chord length of 71.08 feet and an arc length of 71.08 feet to the closed to public access. closed to public access. 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