New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
TRUSTEES

TRUSTEES.
CARL I. RECKNAGEL Of Recknagel K Co., No.
Cedar.st.
B. w. BULL, of B. W. Bnil Co., No. "A Cedar-ss.
RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY, No. IS Wsl-st.
JAMES II. WHEATLEY of wheatey Williams l. Co.
No. lol Wsllst.
THOMAS ANDREWS, Of 7. Andrews L Co., No. 10
Cedarst
JOHN II. EVANS, of Wing L Evans, No. IA Beaverst
MITCHELL N. PACKARD, of Packard James, No. l6'
Waterst
JOHN r. RATHBONE, No. II Green.st., Albany.
THEODORE +. HUMPHREY, No. l6 Safest, Albany
Shareholders exempt from all personal responsibility
The property has been carefully selected by merchants ant
placed before the public not for the purpose Of making
money out Of selling the stock but for the development
their lands which Acknowledged to be among the best II
the oil region Their two farms Phoe, in fee simple are
considered very fine boring territory and which they are to
commence work at
Their producing property consist, Of an interest in the cee
brated Coquette Well the largest flowing well in existence
and win guarantee prompt dividends from date of the
izaton.
The Trustees have reserved for working capital $4,000.
The books open for subscription for limited nun,
Der Of shares at the following places Of business:
NEw-YoRK:
RECKNAGEL L Co, No. 46 Cedarst
B. w BULL 4 Co, No. a Cedarst.
PACKARD JAMES, No. 1850 water.st
T. ANDREWS Co., No. l36 Cedars,.
WING EVANS. No. "A Beavers,
WHEATLEY, WILLIAMS K Co. No. 1Ol Walla.
And at the Office Of the Company No. 80 Wslst. IRAN
DOLPH II. COoLEYS).
ALBANY:
JOHN r. RATHBONE, No. II Greenst
TT. HUMPHREY, No. l6 State st.
FEE SIMPLE.
Forty () acres Of the Graham Farm, Pithoe Greek,
mile from the great Frazer Well FLOWING $50 bbl per day)
aud In direct line between Il and the great OH Creek Wells
Coquette jersey and Maple Shade-30 OF tine born
land This is considered Of the finest locations on thu
Twenty 2O acres Of the Bromley Farm Pthole Greek
all selected boring land lying where the Cherr
Run Creeks nearly touch each other These tw
farms will be fully developed al once
One hundred (O0J Tidioute Greek, In hne loca
ton boring land lying 1870 rods on the Creek
This caty fast coming into with oil IL yer,
the Economic Wells, which have been pumping tor
long time ,,,.nx,r.
OneeIghth % working interest IN 1873 scres on Pit hot
Creek making nearly mile the Creek, being the selection
OF boring lands the i've farms keeeh, Vose Turner
Fleming and Lake. Three wells being pat down on
this property and Others will be Commenced ~ soon " en-
eines can be placed on the ground
Five (5 leases Nos. J. q s. on the keser Farm, on
Cherry Run Wells viii be this valuable property o.
once Wells bored upon this have seldom ever failed
in producing OIL
three (3 leases, Nos 7. O. o. on Pihoe Ron tHeydnci
farm These leases very producing wells anc
looked upon by experts as very fine property
Two 90 leases Nos II aud 49, Henry bend, near the hey
drick wei, pumping ~ barrels per day.
PRODUCING INTERESTS
Ono sixteenth Ql6 working interest Ia the celebrated
Coquee well the largest flowing well in the country pro
ducns barrel. per day 1t is to describe t
est In oil knows It. worth Il has rval In even this rich
locality.