Note. As these production and closed pressure data furnish the foundation for estimating depletion allowances, it is very important that they be given completely and accurately.

Gas production data.

20. Submit Table similar to 20 (e), showing

(a) Gross production (of gas) by calendar years, from beginning of pro-
duction to date of acquisition, with number of wells producing
each year.

(b) Same information for years subsequent to date of acquisition.
(c) Amount of money and cash value of any other consideration received
each year for production mentioned in (a) and (b).

(d) Average price per thousand cubic feet of gas, by years, from be
ginning of production.

20 (e). TABLE OF PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF GAS.

(f) Total yield from beginning production to date of acquisition....... .....cubic feet.

(g) Total yield from beginning production to date....

....cubic feet.

21. Production of individual wells by calendar years for all wells to end of

taxable year.

22. (a) Average rock pressure in September of each year during which production has been maintained.

Note.-Attach separate statement for each tract, entering your totals only on this sheet.

(b) Rock pressure of individual or test wells on tract.

(Answers should be attached as a separate statement giving all rock pressures measured during life of the well or property. The method used in measuring pressures should be mentioned.) Physical property.

23. Does the cost of property as given in 8 (f) of this schedule include any amount for plant or other physical property or for the value of the land for any other purpose than that as container of oil and gas?

(Yes) or (No).

24. If your answer is "yes,'' what amount is applicable solely:
(a) To the value of the oil and gas contents?.....

(b) To the surface or agricultural value of the land
or its value for anything other than for its

oil and gas contents?.....

(c) To plant or other physical property?..

$.

25. Give general inventory as of date of acquisition of the physical property mentioned in 24 (c), with the following information regarding each type: (Use table similar to 25 (f).)

(a) Year originally acquired.

(b) Original cost.

(c) Depreciation sustained to date of acquisition.

(d) Value as of date of acquisition.

(e) Depreciation sustained by calendar years from date of acquisition to December 31, 1918.

Note. This classification has been adopted by the Internal Revenue Bureau and will be used hereafter in all regulations, forms, and questionnaires. 25 (f). INVENTORY OF PHYSICAL PROPERTY AND DEPRECIATION AS OF DATE OF ACQUISITION

* If materially different from column (b)-column (c), explain the basis of estimate.

Note.-Attach separate statement for each tract, entering your totals only on this sheet.

25 (f). INVENTORY OF PHYSICAL PROPERTY AND DEPRECIATION AS OF DATE

26. In addition to the above, attach hereto any evidence, facts, statements, etc., which you desire to have considered in ascertaining the cost of the property as of date of acquisition.

SCHEDULE II.

FOR ASCERTAINING VALUE OF PROPERTY AS OF MARCH 1, 1913, OR ANY OTHER SPECIFIED DATE.

Date of valuation.

1. Name of property

2. Location of property

3. Are you sole owner of property?.

(Yes) or (No.)

4. If not sole owner, your ownership interest therein, and the name, address, and ownership interest of each of the other joint owners.

5. Is property a leasehold?..

(Yes) or (No.)

6. (a) If so, name and address of lessor..

(b) Name and address of lessee..

(c) Date lease effective..

(d) Date of expiration..

(e) Royalty rate

(f) Bonus, either cash or property.

7. Date property was acquired.....

8. (a) Manner of acquisition (purchase, trade, gift, etc.).

Note.-Attach separate statement for each tract, entering your totals only on

this sheet.

(2) The actual cash value of these considera-
tions

(3) Manner of determining this cash value.

(f) Total cash value of all considerations paid for the property at time
of acquisition as established by you...
$.

Note. If necessary, append a typewritten statement in order to fully answer these questions. 8 (a) to 8 (f).

9. The following data regarding each separate tract are required of all taxpayers owning or operating oil and/or gas properties and/or leases.

Мар.

Map showing as of date of valuation, the location of the property boundaries, and location of all wells and other developments in the vicinity.

This map must be on a convenient scale, preferably of not less than 1/31680 or 2 inches to the mile for developed areas, and should show the following information for each tract as of date of acquisition:

(a) Wells producing.

(b) Wells temporarily suspended.

(c) Wells formerly productive but now abandoned.

(d) Wells completed to oil or gas sand or zone, but nonproductive. (e) Wells abandoned before completion.

(f) Wells drilling.

(g) Area considered (1) producing, (2) proven, (3) highly probable, and (4) possible oil and/or gas land, and (5) land worthless for oil and/or gas production. (Proven or proved oil or gas land is that which has been shown by finished wells supplemented by geologic data to be such that other wells drilled thereon are prac tically certain to be commercial producers.)

In the case of a company owning more than one tract in a single pool or field, a field map folded to letter size dimensions, say 8 by 10 inches, if not too cumbersome, may be sent, and each tract designated by a letter or some other convenient symbol.

Land data.

10. Area in acres, as of date of valuation of:
(a) Fully developed oil or gas territory..

(b) Proven oil or gas territory...

(c) Highly probable oil or gas territory.

(d) Possible oil or gas territory...

(e) Territory worthless for oil or gas production.

(f) Total acreage

Note.-Attach separate statement for each tract, entering your totals only on this sheet.