estimated division order

I have posted about this earlier and got lots of comments but still have the same question. In t15n r11w we have mineral leases that fall in 3 sections. The river cuts through two of these sections. they have all been inproduction since at least september. we havent recieved division orders on any of the 4. we were told that pk wouldnt pay any royalty until the state claimed the actual river location as it is our western boundary. I had my attourney send a demand letter and we were paid on two of the sections off of an estimate this past week. Does anyne know when actual division orders would be due or when the state will have thier surveys and claims complete. We have some unleased minerals that border the river as well that depend upon this process being complete.

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Permalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on May 5, 2010 at 5:26
I don't know the answer to that.
Permalink Reply by The_Baron on May 5, 2010 at 6:49
you can see the state leases on sonris
Permalink Reply by r.w. on May 13, 2010 at 7:15
Spring Branch,
Did I understand you to say that you recieved an actual document stating what your estimated minerals are in sec 34 15n 11w? we only got a check for sec 7 & 8. No accounting for what was paid. we have two seperate leases that both have property in 7 & 8. When you contact HK who do you talk to?
Permalink Reply by Spring Branch,mineral owner on May 14, 2010 at 7:45
I do not have a document stating my estimated minerals per se, but I do have several "Estimated Division Orders" for 15/11, Section 34 which I guess amounts to about the same thing. The Petrohawk land person I have been in contact with is Toni Semple......tsemple@prtrohawk.com.............(918) 499-1302. She likely doesn't cover Sections 8 & 9, but can darn sure put you in touch with the person who does cover the two sections. Hope this helps r.w.

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