| 41. | On April 1, 1911, the Clayco gusher brought forth an oil strike.
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| 42. | The museum commemorates the 1901 discovery of oil by the Lucas Gusher in Beaumont.
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| 43. | The " gusher " well reached an oil sand after drilling through of shale.
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| 44. | Despite being symbols of new-found wealth, gushers were dangerous and wasteful.
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| 45. | Our climax will have the gusher flooded by a break in a huge dam.
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| 46. | None were spectacular gushers, but they were sufficiently profitable to encourage further drilling.
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| 47. | It's as if one old oil well gave birth to six new gushers.
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| 48. | Like a crazed wildcatter, sometimes Drudge hits a gusher, sometimes a dry hole.
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| 49. | But his success in oil had far more to do with mergers than with gushers.
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| 50. | That gusher was not from President Clinton.
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