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(Gsm019) District 02 AUG 31, 2017 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 146 LEASE NAME INDEX LISTING (GSM019) DISTRICT 02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LEASE NAME WELL FIELD NAME ORGANIZATION GAS ID NUMBER NAME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ FOUR WAY RANCH 22 LOLITA, DEEP (SIMPSON 8500) MCGOWAN WORKING PARTNERS, INC. 250487 'BULL REDFISH' UNIT 5 PANTHER REEF, SW. (FRIO G-1) MAGNUM OPERATING, LLC 280204 A. VAUGHN UNIT A 1 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 263785 A. VAUGHN UNIT A 2 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 273490 A.G. HENKES GAS UNIT 2 MONT (WILCOX 10,900) CAPITAL STAR OIL & GAS, INC. 281628 ABBOTT, S. A. 5 LOLITA, DEEP (SIMPSON 8500) MCGOWAN WORKING PARTNERS, INC. 121497 ABRAMEIT 1 WEESATCHE, NE. (WILCOX 10,030) KEBO OIL & GAS, INC. 174876 ABRAMEIT 2 CONSOLIDATED (WILCOX 10500) KEBO OIL & GAS, INC. 181326 ACE WALKER NO.1 2ST FT. MERRILL, NORTH (11800) JAMEX, INC. 198096 ADAMEK UNIT 1H DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) SABINE OIL & GAS CORPORATION 274673 ADCOCK, RICHARD 1 RICHARD ADCOCK (MIOCENE 2240) BLUEBONNET EXPLORATION COMPANY 125002 ADIX UNIT A 2 DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 274297 ADIX UNIT A 3 DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 275766 AFFLERBACH 01 01H DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 263733 AFFLERBACH 01 02H DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 268534 AGNES WEST 6 VICTORIA TT OPERATING, LLC 263859 ALAMO NATIONAL BANK 1 ATKINSON (KLINGEMAN) LODESTAR PACIFIC CORPORATION 076579 ALBERT GORDON GAS UNIT 6 PAWNEE (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 193185 ALBERT SAGER GAS UNIT 5 GUN POINT (WILCOX MIDDLE, 11000) URBAN OIL & GAS GROUP, LLC 232055 ALBERT SAGER GAS UNIT 6 GUN POINT (WILCOX MIDDLE, 11000) URBAN OIL & GAS GROUP, LLC 238005 ALBERT SMOLIK UNIT 1 5 WORD, N. (EDWARDS) FOUNDATION ENERGY MANAGEMENT LLC 161752 ALBERTA GAYLE 11 MAURBRO (5530) KD ENERGY, LLC 229707 ALBRECHT 1 JOBAR (YEGUA) ROCK RESOURCES, INC. 207780 ALBRECHT 1 WEESATCHE, NE. (HOLT FB A) HURD ENTERPRISES, LTD. 188997 ALBRECHT 1 WEESATCHE, WEST (SLICK) NADSOILCO LLC 197431 ALBRECHT 1A BRANDT HURD ENTERPRISES, LTD. 212127 ALBRECHT 3 WEESATCHE, NE. (HOLT FB A) HURD ENTERPRISES, LTD. 203170 ALBRECHT 4 MISSION VALLEY, W.(WILCOX 10600) VANTAGE OPERATING, LLC 179346 ALBRECHT 5 MISSION VALLEY, W.(WILCOX 10600) VANTAGE OPERATING, LLC 228590 ALBRECHT, A. M. 1 C BOYCE (RECKLAW) NOG PRODUCTION & OPERATING LLC 000963 ALBRECHT, A. M. 1 T BOYCE (WILCOX C SLICK) NOG PRODUCTION & OPERATING LLC 000977 ALBRECHT, A. M. B 2 BOYCE (RECKLAW) ADVANTAGE OIL & GAS, INC. 061965 ALBRECHT, ARCO V. 1 CABEZA CREEK, S. (BEAUCHAMP) DEWBRE PETROLEUM CORPORATION 119189 ALBRECHT, EMMETT 1 WEESATCHE, NE. (HOLT FB A) HURD ENTERPRISES, LTD. 268023 ALBRECHT, ESTELLE 1 JOBAR (YEGUA) TIDEWATER MINERALS CORPORATION 167796 ALBRECHT, P. A. 1 BOYCE (PETTUS) BAYPORT OPERATING, INC. 079808 ALBRECHT, P. A. -B- 1 BOYCE (RECKLAW) BAYPORT OPERATING, INC. 090941 ALBRECHT, V. 3 JOBAR (YEGUA) ROCK RESOURCES, INC. 249870 ALDIS A 1H DE WITT (EAGLE FORD SHALE) DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO, L.P. 264227 ALEXANDER GAS UNIT 1 1 SPEARY (EDWARDS) STATOIL TEXAS ONSHORE PROP LLC 255054 ALEXANDER GAS UNIT 1 2 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) STATOIL TEXAS ONSHORE PROP LLC 267294 ALEXANDER 01 01H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 267012 ALEXANDER 01 02H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 268794 ALEXANDER 01 03H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 271858 ALEXANDER 01 04H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 271721 ALEXANDER 01 05H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 271811 ALEXANDER, M. S., ET AL 1 SPEARY (WILCOX 9500) OKIE OPERATING COMPANY, LTD. 004228 ALGEA 1 MALCOMB (1270) MAGNUM ENGINEERING COMPANY 168121 ALGEA GAS UNIT 2 ORANGEDALE (LULING, LOWER) WAGNER OIL COMPANY 147028 ALGEA GAS UNIT 3 THEIS, SOUTH(SLICK FIRST) MAGNUM ENGINEERING COMPANY 212589 ALLEN 1 PROVIDENT CITY (2400) CAMOIL, INC. 135474 AUG 31, 2017 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 147 LEASE NAME INDEX LISTING (GSM019) DISTRICT 02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LEASE NAME WELL FIELD NAME ORGANIZATION GAS ID NUMBER NAME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ALLEN 1A PROVIDENT CITY (2400) CAMOIL, INC. 140819 ALLEN "A" 1 A. B. ALLEN (MIOCENE 2200) GAITHER PETROLEUM CORPORATION 210570 ALLEN GAS UNIT 1 HOUND DOG (MID. WILCOX 12000) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 154631 ALLEN, B. 1 RAMIRENA (Y- 5) MAROCO 136947 ALLEN, B. 2 RAMIRENA (Y- 5) HAMMIT PETROLEO 129253 ALLEN, B. 3 E RAMIRENA (Y-15A) MAROCO 003849 ALLEN, B. 3 G RAMIRENA (Y- 5) MAROCO 003848 ALTHEA 1 ANNA BARRE, N. (YEGUA 5260) TEXEGY OPERATING COMPANY LLC 173206 ALTMAN 1 BOYCE (HOCKLEY) NELSON, JAMES L. 145726 ALTMAN 1 BOYCE (RECKLAW) NELSON, JAMES L. 218021 ALTMAN F 2 BOYCE (PETTUS) NELSON, JAMES L. 111335 ALTMAN, F. L. 1 CHRISTMAS, DEEP (WILCOX 10800) ELAND ENERGY, INC. 051339 ALTMAN, WILLIAM B. 1 BOYCE (RECKLAW) NELSON, JAMES L. 089864 ALTMAN, WM. 2 BOYCE (RECKLAW) NELSON, JAMES L. 098996 ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA FEE 6 LAVACA BAY (F-45) NEUMIN PRODUCTION COMPANY 045958 ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA FEE 9 LAVACA BAY (F-40-B) NEUMIN PRODUCTION COMPANY 113423 ALVARADO 01 01H SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 268861 AMANDA OLSON GAS UNIT 3 PAWNEE (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 175045 AMANDA OLSON GAS UNIT 4 PAWNEE (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 190049 AMANDA OLSON GAS UNIT 5 PAWNEE (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 192590 AMANDA OLSON GAS UNIT 6 PAWNEE (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 193241 AMOCO FEE 2 LOST FORK (YEGUA 6500) TAG OPERATING COMPANY, INC. 139127 ANDERSON 1 WORD (8900) TRIO CONSULTING & MANAGEMENT,LLC 221411 ANDERSON A 2R MONT (WILCOX 10640) CAPITAL STAR OIL & GAS, INC. 282194 ANDERSON, MARY ALICE ET AL "A" 3 FAGAN (1900) MARAN OIL COMPANY 269190 ANDERSON, MARY ALICE ET AL "A" 3 FAGAN (2350) MARAN OIL COMPANY 147085 ANGERSTEIN, E. F. UNIT #2 2 U COOK, S. (WILCOX, LO. 10,850) AURORA RESOURCES CORPORATION 034489 ANGERSTEIN, H O 1 COTTONWOOD CREEK, S. (FRIO 2300) MAGNUM PRODUCING, LP 207897 ANN 1 TELFERNER, NORTH (3600 FRIO) CML EXPLORATION, LLC 272726 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 5 TOM OCONNOR (4200) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 266682 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 12 TOM OCONNOR (3900) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 261055 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 13 GRETA (L- 8) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 281422 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 13 TOM OCONNOR (3250) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 279870 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 17 TOM O'CONNOR (4910) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 272304 ANNIE REILLY ET VIR 22 TOM OCONNOR (5400 SAND) HILCORP ENERGY COMPANY 270563 APPELT GAS UNIT 1 L WORD, N. (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 229830 APPELT GAS UNIT 1 U WORD (WILCOX, LOWER) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 251413 APPELT GAS UNIT 2 WORD, N. (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 233311 APPELT GAS UNIT 3 WORD, N. (EDWARDS) PIONEER NATURAL RES. USA, INC. 234774 APPLING 1 APPLING DEEP (FRIO) HEMCO DEVELOPMENT, LLC 216627 APPLING FARMS 1 VIENNA (FRIO 2850) GULF COAST ACQUISITIONS CO. L.C. 230800 APPLING FARMS 1 VIENNA (8450) MAGNUM PRODUCING, LP 181968 APPLING-STOVALL 1A APPLING (SEG C 7600) KAISER-FRANCIS OIL COMPANY 233674 APPLING-STOVALL 1A APPLING (SEG 5 7500) KAISER-FRANCIS OIL COMPANY 267693 ARC - THOMSON - BARROW 3 BURKES RIDGE (VKSBG 4800) AURORA RESOURCES CORPORATION 229827 ARC THOMSON-BARROW 5 LAURA THOMSON,S.E. (CHAMBERLAIN) AURORA RESOURCES CORPORATION 280559 ARCO COOLEY 3 MISSION VALLEY,W(WCX 10600 SEG2) ENDEAVOR NATURAL GAS, LP 115707 ARCO COOLEY 4 MISSION VALLEY, W.(WILCOX 10600) ENDEAVOR NATURAL GAS, LP 182781 ARCO SANGER ESTATE 2 MOUNTAIN VIEW (WILCOX 9350) WAGNER OIL COMPANY 111042 ARCO SANGER ESTATE 3 MOUNTAIN VIEW (WILCOX 10400) WAGNER OIL COMPANY 113560 ARNECKE 1 WEESATCHE, SW. (COOK MT. 5300) ACOCK OPERATING LIMITED 184379 AUG 31, 2017 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 148 LEASE NAME INDEX LISTING (GSM019) DISTRICT 02 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LEASE NAME WELL FIELD NAME ORGANIZATION GAS ID NUMBER NAME ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ARNECKE 1 WEESATCHE, SW. (YEGUA 4750) SADDLE LAKE ENERGY, LLC 201408 ARNECKE A 1 WILDCAT SADDLE LAKE ENERGY, LLC 274972 ARNOLD 1 OAKVILLE (WILCOX CONS.) WELDER EXPLORATION & PROD., INC. 235468 ARNOLD UNIT A 1 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 263531 ARNOLD UNIT A 2 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 272855 ARNOLD UNIT B 1 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 266453 ARNOLD UNIT B 2 SUGARKANE (EAGLE FORD) BURLINGTON RESOURCES O & G CO LP 269842 ARNOLD, DENNIS ET AL 2 GOTTSCHALT (RECKLAW 7300) PROGENIES OPERATING LLC 001736 ARNOLD, F. A. ET AL 1 GOTTSCHALT (PETTUS) NELSON, JAMES L. 097692 ARNOLD, KARL G. 1 MINERAL, WEST (FRIO) TRANS WEST OIL & GAS, INC. 071174 ARNOLD, SUSIE 1 C POEHLER (YEGUA -A-) NELSON, JAMES L. 036572 ARTHUR RICHTER GAS UNIT 1 GEORGE WEST, WEST (7900) AURORA RESOURCES CORPORATION 001712 ASHLAND GAS UNIT 1 CAESAR, SOUTH (5650) RINCON PETROLEUM CORPORATION 190807 ASHLAND-EBERSTADT A 1 CAESAR, E. (5800)
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