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(Ogpfs) 07/26/2017 Railroad Commission of Texas Page 1 (OGPFS) 07/26/2017 RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS PAGE 1 OIL LEASES AND GAS WELLS BY DISTRICT, OPERATOR, OIL/GAS, LEASE NAME DIST OPER # OPERATOR NAME O/G LSE/ID LEASE NAME FIELD # FIELD NAME CNTY# COUNTY NAME 03 000202 A & D EXPLORATION COMPANY OIL 22395 COKINOS, P. - ARCO FEE 09860260 BLUE MARSH (WILCOX A-4) 351 NEWTON 03 000222 ADS OPERATING, INC. OIL 16015 DUNCAN "A" 34733500 GIDDINGS (AUSTIN CHALK-3) 051 BURLESON OIL 11192 FRANKLAND, ANNIE ET AL 32670500 FRANKLAND (8100) 071 CHAMBERS OIL 13915 POLANSKY-SOBOTIK UNIT 34733500 GIDDINGS (AUSTIN CHALK-3) 051 BURLESON OIL 15670 POLANSKY, MARCELLA 34733500 GIDDINGS (AUSTIN CHALK-3) 051 BURLESON GAS 140297 APPELT PROPERTIES 34807700 GILBERT WOODS (9490) 245 JEFFERSON 03 000225 ADS OIL & GAS, INC. 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