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Oil & GasOil and gas permits for Atascosa, Bee, Goliad,

Jim Wells, Karnes, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio counties.May 8-15, 2020Atascosa County

None.Bee County

None.Goliad County

None.Jim Wells County

Mertz Energy LLC has been approved for a permit to recomplete the No. E 8 Shaeffer Ranch 6,200 feet directionally in the Wildcat; Turquoise (Yegua 5162) and (Yegua 5242) fields, 16 miles northwest of Alice at the M E Cuellar Survey, Abstract 111.Karnes County

Burlington Resources O & G CO LP has been approved for permits to drill the Nos. 1 Crabtree-Jen-Stein ULW A and B a length of 17,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 1.1 miles northeast of Karnes City at the Derum, R W / Prudie, D Survey, Abstract 439.

Marathon Oil EF LLC has been approved for a permit to drill the No. 6H Medina-Hoffman Unit a length of 23,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 6 miles northwest of Karnes City at the D E Seguin Survey, Abstract 10.

Marathon Oil EF LLC has been approved for a permit to drill the No. 1H Mohr-Hons Medina-Hoffman SA a length of 23,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 6 miles northwest of Karnes City at the D E Seguin Survey, Abstract 10.

Marathon Oil EF LLC has been approved for a permit to drill the No. 1H Challenger Unit C-B SA a length of 23,000 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 6 miles northwest of Karnes City at the D E Seguin Survey, Abstract 10.

BPX Operating Company has requested a permit to drill the No. 8H A. Banduch A a length of 11,182 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 7.82 miles northeast of Karnes City at the A F Mitchell Survey, Abstract 202.Live Oak County

None.McMullen County

None.Nueces County

None.Refugio County

None.San Patricio County

None.

Oil and gas completions for Atascosa, Bee, Goliad, Jim Wells, Karnes, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio counties.May 8-15, 2020Atascosa County

The No. 2H Giese Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 15,237 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 19.4 miles northwest of Three Rivers. Daily production was 687 mcf of natural gas and 960.8 bbl of oil.

The No. 3H Giese Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 15,161 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 19.4 miles northwest of Three Rivers. Daily production was 674 mcf of natural gas and 1,117.2 bbl of oil.

The No. 4H Giese Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 15,273 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 19.4 miles northwest of Three Rivers. Daily production was 962 mcf of natural gas and 1,450.6 bbl of oil.

The No. 5H Giese Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 15,208 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-1) field, 19.4 miles northwest of Three Rivers. Daily production was 932 mcf of natural gas and 1,300.7 bbl of oil.Bee County

None.Goliad County

None.Jim Wells County

None.Karnes County

The No. 504H Foster Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,598 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 4.2 miles northwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 3,741 mcf of natural gas and 853.95 bbl of oil.

The No. 9H Foster Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,833 feet in the

Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 4.2 miles northwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 4,317 mcf of natural gas and 904 bbl of oil.

The No. 3H Foster Unit AC, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,879 feet in the Sugarkane (Austin Chalk) field, 4.2 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 3,179 mcf of natural gas and 573.27 bbl of oil.

The No. 8H Foster Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,746 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 4.2 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 4,722 mcf of natural gas and 1,100 bbl of oil.

The No. 2H Swize McFarland Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 16,802 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 6.7 miles northwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 1,134 mcf of natural gas and 1,947.5 bbl of oil.

The No. 3H Swize McFarland Unit, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 17,158 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 6.7 miles northwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 1,437 mcf of natural gas and 2,294.8 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H SCR B-Turnbull H 1H PSA, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,154 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 13.9 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 4,951 mcf of natural gas and 3,002 bbl of oil.

The No. 8H San Christoval Ranch Unit B, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,228 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 13.9 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 4,405 mcf of natural gas and 2,837.3 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H Turnbull Unit H, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,105 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 13.9 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily

production was 4,195 mcf of natural gas and 2,528.3 bbl of oil.

The No. 2H Turnbull Unit H, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 19,063 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 13.9 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 3,644 mcf of natural gas and 2,344.5 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H Turnbull Unit E, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,682 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 10.2 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 2,595 mcf of natural gas and 2,465.2 bbl of oil.

The No. 2H Turnbull Unit E, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,652 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 10.2 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 2,109 mcf of natural gas and 2,333 bbl of oil.

The No. 3H Turnbull Unit E, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,726 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 10.2 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 2,277 mcf of natural gas and 2,408.4 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H Arch, operated by Tidal Petroleum, Inc., has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 13,263 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 5 miles southeast of Falls City. Daily production was 1,200 mcf of natural gas and 1,824 bbl of oil.

The No. 2H Arch, operated by Tidal Petroleum, Inc., has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 13,527 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 5 miles southeast of Falls City. Daily production was 1,392 mcf of natural gas and 1,536 bbl of oil.

The No. 502H Foster Unit, oper-ated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,738 feet in the Sugarkane (Eagle Ford) field, 4.2 miles southwest of Kenedy. Daily production was 4,300 mcf of natural gas and 1,004.55 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H Mikkelson-Witte SA, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,105 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 2.2 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 2,358 mcf of natural gas and 2,165.7 bbl of oil.

The No. 1H Witte-Spahn-Miller SA, operated by Marathon Oil EF LLC, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 21,532 feet in the Eagleville (Eagle Ford-2) field, 2.2 miles southwest of Karnes City. Daily production was 3,066 mcf of natural gas and 2,633.6 bbl of oil.Live Oak County

None.McMullen County

The No. 31H Gentry, operated by BPX Operating Company, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 18,127 feet in the Hawkville (Eagleford Shale) field, 9.1 miles southeast of Tilden. Daily production was 9,968 mcf of natural gas and 162 bbl of oil.

The No. 32H Gentry, operated by BPX Operating Company, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 21,085 feet in the Hawkville (Eagleford Shale) field, 9.9 miles southeast of Tilden. Daily production was 11,355 mcf of natu-ral gas and 173 bbl of oil.

The No. 60H Gentry, operated by BPX Operating Company, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 22,457 feet in the Hawkville (Eagleford Shale) field, 9.9 miles southeast of Tilden. Daily production was 13,526 mcf of natu-ral gas and 47 bbl of oil.

The No. 61H Gentry, operated by BPX Operating Company, has been completed. The well was drilled a length of 22,801 feet in the Hawkville (Eagleford Shale) field, 9.9 miles southeast of Tilden. Daily production was 12,223 mcf of natu-ral gas and 47 bbl of oil.Nueces County

None.Refugio County

None.San Patricio County

None.

Contributed informationAUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken

Paxton and West Virginia Attorney Gener-al Patrick Morrisey led 16 other states in a friend-of-the-court brief filed with the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, decrying a district court’s decision to enjoin not just the Keystone Pipeline project, but also a nationwide permit that would advance new oil and gas pipelines in every state, re-gardless of their length, purpose or minimal

environmental effects. The decision was not just overbroad, it was not requested by any parties in this case.

“Maintaining a stable electrical grid is ab-solutely vital to the public, and the need for consistent, reliable electricity has been met by the growing production of oil and gas. The successful production and transporta-tion of oil and gas is lifeblood for the states, and none of it is possible without a dynamic pipeline network,” said Attorney General

Paxton. “The district court incorrectly placed a burden on all pipelines, and that decision must be stayed in order to ensure that ongo-ing construction continues smoothly and no communities that rely on these growing pipe-lines are left without utilities vital to their practical and financial survival.”

The coalition of 18 states argue that the disruption, delay and costs associated with the infrastructure projects demanded in the district court’s decision are significantly

more costly and time-consuming, with some becoming completely unfeasible. No amicus states were notified that their own infrastruc-ture projects would be burdened, or even included in this case, which was purported to involve only the Keystone Pipeline. The unrecoverable costs involved with complying with the district court’s order would cause ir-reparable harm to states, and some projects would likely not survive the setbacks im-posed by the court.

Texas, West Virginia lead 18-state coalition urging Ninth Circuit to block order delaying oil and gas pipeline projects nationwide

Veteran benefit questionsDon Scee is the new Karnes County Veterans Service Officer

located at 115 N. Market St. in Karnes City. He is available to assist all Karnes County Veterans by phone

at 830-837-3249, Monday through Thursday. The office is open on Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Parkinson’s Support GroupOtto Kaiser Memorial Hospital will have a Parkinson’s Support

Group on the first Thursday of every month at noon. A free lunch will be provided and the meeting will be in the com-munity room. Find support from others experiencing the same issues and concerns. For more information or to RSVP, call 830-583-4591.

Utility assistance resumesThe Community Council of South Central Texas is assisting

low-income families and individuals with their energy utility bill. CCSCT has changes in the application process in 2020. Ap-

plications should be taken directly to their county CCSCT office based on the local drop off procedure.

Clients must bring the following information for each person living in the household along with the completed application: proof of citizenship and identity which includes driver’s license,

social security cards, passport and/or birth certificate, and proof of income for the previous 30 days, a 12 month billing history from gas and propane companies and a current electric utility bill.

Contact your local CCSCT office at 830-583-9731 to pick up an application and for drop off procedure.

Free seasonal reconnectsThe City of Three Rivers will be offering free seasonal re-

connects for gas customers Monday-Friday. Customers must call 361-786-2528.

Live Oak OutreachHours of operation for Live Oak Outreach are 1-4 p.m. Mon-

day, Wednesday and Friday.

American LegionAny veteran interested in joining the local American Legion

Post 413 should contact Melvin Melton, sergeant at arms, at 361-319-0782; or Pablo Cruz, judge advocate, at 361-254-3059.

The Legionnaires of American Legion Post 413 are advising the community of Live Oak County of a burial guard available to assist and perform the duties as pallbearers for fallen veterans of Live Oak County.

For more information contact Sgt. Pablo Cruz at 361-254-

3059, Melvin Melton 361-319-0782 or Rey Trevino 361-449-7974.

AA meetingsOpen Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held every Tuesday

and Friday from 6 to 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, lo-cated at 405 E. Mayfield St. (at North Esplanade) in Karnes City.

Due to the current situation with Covid-19 call Paul at 301-213-4963 for meeting information.

Meals on WheelsThe Comal County Senior Citizens Foundation is accepting

new Meals on Wheels clients in Karnes County. Contact Marsha Putnam or Pam Brown at 830-629-4547, ext. 12, or email mput-nam@nbsenior.org or pbrown@nbsenior.org for more informa-tion.

Karnes County Healing Hearts MinistryKarnes County Healing Hearts Ministry is serving the com-

munity through prayer, classes and events. Prayer appointments are available Tuesday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and hospital prayer Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, call 830-254-0452 or visit kchealing-heartsministry.com or facebook.com/kchealingheartsministry.