Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-26
NORTHERN LIGHT OIL co.
or NEW YORK,

Lands Of the Company all ON OIL Creek,
-r YenangO County, Penn'a. F-
CAPHTA1-.-..---.-...------- ,0OO, 600.
Consisting Of 2co0o Shares Of the par value Of $50
per Share. Subscription price $50 per Share thus
avoiding the Objectionable feature Of Walered
| Shares. The property has cost the Company shout
O,O00thu5 lsaEng 81 $50 900 Tor sorking capital
These lands and interests are as foiiCws:
NO.1. LOeke Farm 600 aeFes.)
"a Foes and Leashold Interest In all Oh from this
well known farm Of 100 scres. Two wells, only at
slight depths, have been put down this property
but are full of OIL and yielding 70 this COMPANY
about eight to ten o'rreis per dsy.
No. 2. StaGkpOle:Farm 600 aCres.)
5i2 Of all the Oh and the fee simple Of this spen-
did farm OF l0O acres, located three miles beo Ii
tuEvilie, on bc tn sides Of OH Greek.
"a No. 8. Avery Farm e aeFes.)
One acre in fee simple also u the fee in two
acres. This farm adjoins the staokPole.
No. 4. Smith Jones Farm (S acFes,)
4-9 of all the Oil in acres on this iara, located
on East side Of the Greek and adioins the Fleming
Farm. -
No. 5. SAMMY Farm go acFes.)
u LeasehOld interest in 70 acres on this fns farm,
located shout one mile above and line with tina
No. 8. Stevenson EARN 40 acres.)
i fee simple interest in 40 acres, known as the
Raymond purchase, on this farm, which Is located
below and adjoins the shafer farm
No. Z. AGEIhenny Farm q IL acres. }
5-l2 of all the Oil from LeasshoId Interest in
~ acres which the famous "EsfPIRE E1Ls u
producing over $50 barrels of OIL per day with
large number Of Tanks, Tubing, Engi es, ho.
Also q leasehold interest in the Savage Well and
lot, near the above No. Plot, not yet tested.
No. s. JnO. McOIintOck Farm, n acres,
22-96 Ieasehold interest In about 21S acres, known
as the "BUrros WOOD on COMPANY " lease, which
Company have been very successful in the Oil pro-
duetion from their three wells ct slight depths,
which wells are now being pnt down deeper with
excellent shows Of Oil. .'.
No. 9. Rynd Farm (1s8 acres.l
u of all the OIL in f5e simpIs in lss acres il ons
Of the very beat farms Of the entire Oil RsgioA It
is leased and now being ens rgetically worked by
"RHND Farm On CoAPAHT, y Of New York, WHO are
now sinking some 25 wells, and paying to tbs Com
psny royalty Of one-eghth Of all the Oil In all the
wells sunk free OF any expense whatever u this
Company, and already yielding from few wells
partly down 65 barrels Per day.
No. 10. Widow AeOllntOsk Farm, acre
u Of ali tho Oil In tn, Hammond Well, F" one Of
the largest Flowing Wells on the Creek, now aver
aging over 200 barrels per day.
These farms are al located directly on OIL
GREEK, IN tho heart of the great Oil Basin sur
rounded on all sides by small farms which are
stocked in Companies at MANY MILLIONS Of dol lara
Great care has been exercised by the p essnt own
OF nearly all the property, to have their En-
ginss, Tools, Stores Buildings, &C., placed on the
Farms, ready for vigorous prosecution in the pro-
duction Of Oil the coming fall and winter 90 that
the expenditure in that direction will be light
With this large amount of valuable propsrty as a
Reservoir for yesrs to come, the projectors Of hfs
Company are determined, and earnestly desire, to
make this one Of the very bess dividend paying en-
teFprises, and very confidently expect to sec its
Stock a. q short time above par, and, when.fully
developed yiolding to this Company more than four
fold its present net yearly income 81.
= REOAPITULATIOH.
The Oompany's property now comprises about
Two Hundred and SeTeBsy Acres (27v) in Fee and
Leasehold Interests, anissbout Two Hundred Acres
goo In Fee Simplei Of which there are
Now in progress Drilling ..-.....-,,.ao Reilt.
DO DO P1apias.'.......-'.
do. do. Floving-.-.......... 81"
Total mum beF. ............. ................3s "
Producing to this Company ovar 125 barreh per
day, which, at IS per barrel at the wells paY3 o7sF
per can't. per month or sc per cent psr anuum
readily compute vhst their dividends will be, II
but small number Of the wells now going down
produce Oil.
The names Of the Iarges subscribers to this enter
prise are appended with their respective sub5crip
tions
JenAthon Watson, New York 3 900 shares, $500
Samuel Q. Brown, Pleasantyile, N 7, 1900 -
shares 10000
JOseTh Rowland, 81 SOuth-st-, N z, !, 900
r. .hares ............. ..'..,.,..'. 50, 900
James Kent, Wsll-st., y. l., 100 shares. $1,000
Hiram Mott, do do 200 shares. lO,O5O
T. M. Jones, Pesri-st., n. Y, 800 shares 4aoS5
s. Macy, Front-st., n Y, 400 shares....... S0,60O
II, W. Sargent, Fiskill, n, Y, coo shares. 25OOO
Q. N. Walcott, Do do 100 shares. $4,000
W. d. AEpinEalL 81 south-street N Y so
Fhares q, 900
Avis Hummer Co., n z, 900 shares....,. 10000
As all the above subscriptions are made as per-
mslent Investment, all overtures of Brokers to ill
up the list have been refused and at the special re-
quost-Of the undersigned, he will be allowed to re-
oelYe subscription for the above stock for few days
at the office Of Alcott & Horton, Water street
where more full information will be given. As It Is
expected that the stock will all be taken within two
weeks, parties who desire 70 subsoribe TO It WI do
we'll to call es esFlT IS possible. S.
z------- '-i- n. O.-DEMING,
Western Agent for the Company,
oct.S lS9 and l4l Water-street Cleveland Ohio
FNLOUR AND FEED kTg WHOLE.
II SALE kHD RETAIL.-The public viii always