The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-07

is Tro oscd TO form this Company from tho oloWln6
intcresu.-
l. The fee simple Of 1865 acres. known as the "ceter
Philadelphia and Eric Rao3nad, and a half miles west
ofGuraud Pttsdod towfuhip, warren county, penntyl
the ucghbUrhood. 10 takes In the whole Of the valley Tor
SHAW erock OF over Two miles It also extends norhward
oye bu and takes in consider blc portion ofhe Blue
Eve Run tributary Of the Broken Straw. Broken Straw
TAKES It's rise rom The east side Of thg bluff which
gives rise the celebrated OIL creek, the west side.
il s navgable from the Cotier Farm the Allegheny
river distance Of ten niles and thus affords facilities for
fore the Philadelphia and Ero Railroad runs directly
through the property on the bank Of the creek ana nus
markets. Sew York and Philadelphia The bluffs rise
y dam 6ut across he creek about midway on tho pro-
pGty giving immense waterpower to one OF tae nnest
present GOO feet OF lumber per day with one single
"A gang Of saws could be added at small cost, and me
be made capable OfprOducing arcvenue 70 the Com
SgE 15 onTs S9 % nps No n s8eS aaspty
to Ne, the m!n running for several years Jn Add-
the mill there 10 substantial and large frame
house several Smaller cnes barns stables blacksmith
shop, carpenter shop, &c &c In short everything that
txpersnce OF twenty years residence taught the
to he necessary The bottom land on the aAt Is
good farming land cleared for the purpose, and is from
The farm abounds with choice spots for drilling and
possess The which ntersect and form breaks bo
tween and through the NUS and which are htyore nea
ties for wells, have fine streams which viii give sufhcient
| water power to enable 1t Immediately to commence
in cbanng engines. derrick can be Quit the saw
mill and gearing attached thus making the mill to answer
dUubepurpose. The "shows OF oil are equal, and in
many PAGES superior and numerous to those OBJ
served in what has proved to be the best localities on on
| creek
About two miles from the farm. over the bluffs, the
wells on the Hosner run which empes into the Broken
Straw at Garland These wells giving the most grat
and esab he'd its presence in that region beyond
doubt. The Coer Farm Is situated nearly due north OF
II. The fee simple Of ll6I acres on the North Salmon
Greek, Tonesta township Forrest county. Pa lust over
!
Of the Cotter Farm, takes in the valley As well as the
bluffs both Sides and is rayersod BY numerous ravnes
and ttlc running into the Salmon Greek. The
evidences Of oil cannot be eXceedn fact are so marked,
and the formation oi the anu Is 50 aVoIao t0 lae exist
Of OIL that every oil man visiting TIE region says
"RRmon Greek bound 20 equal the world renowned on
Creek and the specuatng public have shown their iaith
in by leasing Or buying every acre OF land from ths
mles-as well as up and down the Tonesta river for
This property Is situate about ten miles Of the Ale
gheny II abounds with the pest desorptono Of timber
banjsone Teveoue 10 lie Company. The development
Of the country is rapidly progressing we lis being sunk
and the Tonesta is lined with them each side for
miesone the mouth Of salmon creek, now yielding OF
and all Of them giving such indications white drilling that
have heretofore only accompanied the sinking OF the best
wells On Oh creek In addition to @ .n '9e counties @ o. sur
all yielding OIL and give great strength TO the sup9o-
son thar Forrest county is In the centre Of an immense
basin of OIL underlying that whole region Of country.
limited number OF shares viii be sold at the above
full paid and $4,000 applied Immediately to the develop
From the above prospectus it will be seen that the
"Coter Farm OIL Company odeIs unusual lndueemeht, NJ
property owned by them four square miles, the we'll
known productyeness Of the surrounding REGION and the
ment OF their territory at than thirds h'
usual cost warrant the Directors IN asserting mat ih
the frst dividend paying OIL Stock Companies in th'
country.
Subscription books win be opened and subscriptions 4
the capital stock received al the Once of