Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-07
YAVAPAI-TExAs OIL COMPANY
q Lewis Building
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
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THE YAVAPAI-TEXAS OH COM
PANY is incorporated under the laws
of the State of Arizona, with an au-
thorized capital of 100000 shares of
the par value of $1.00 per share.
OF the treasury stock, $4,000 shares
will be offered to the public at the par
value of $1.00 per share, thereby MAX
ing the total outstanding capital stock
of the company ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Officers
The officers of the company consist /
of
j. W. Turner, president, prominent |
ranches of Buckeye and Arlington,
Arizona, whose success has been due
to diligent efforts and straightforward |
dealings with his fellow men.
F. w. Weego, vice president; a
prominent oil operator of Wyoming,
with record that will bear investiga-
ton.
A. W. Callahan, secretary; attorney
practicing for many years in Texas
and Arizona, and now engaged in the
real estate business in Phoenix, Ari-
IONA.
C. L. Nabers, general manager. who
has had twelve years experience IN
the Texas and Louisiana oil fields,
and for the past five years has been
connected with the largest mining in
terest in Arizona.
w. J. Morgan, director; an extensive
rancher of the Salt River valley, and
for the past several years connected
with the Phoenix Street Railway COM
/ pany.
/ Sam T. Wilson, director; for the past
several years manager of the Gold
water store in Phoenix, Arizona.
R. f. Farrell director; mining man
and rancher, who has achieved success
and at present is in charge of the COM
1 pany's affairs in Texas.
A careful investigation is invited
into the character and integrity Of all
the above named gentlemen.
Acreage
The holdings of the company con-
sist of leases in Wichita and Archer
| counties The leases are perpetual
and were obtained on a one eighth roy
| atty basis
No. l. Twenty acres in the north
eastern corner of the Whit NJ Grant
survey No. %, which is just one mile
from the famous Kemp Munger Allen
we'll, which was recently brought in at
a depth of approximately 1900 feet
with daily output in excess of 1000
barrels.
Since the bringing in of the Kemp
Munger Allen well we have refused
$4,000 per acre, and the lease is now
/ regarded by experts as being worth
from $4,000 to $4,000 per acre.
No. 2. Thirty three and one-third
acres in Block Is of the w. F.. Forgy
subdivision of the survey known as
Falls County School Lands. in Archer
County, Texas, which is within two
miles of a producing well. and within
one mile of two deep test wells that
are now being drilled.
Plans
We propose to sell only $4,000 shares
of treasury stock which is being sold
under Permit No. 1895 issued by the
) Arizona Corporation Commission. I'm
der this permit. only 20 per cent can
! be allowed for the sale of stock. We
propose to sell $4,000 shares of stock
which will net the company 100000
, This fund will be used in first drill
ing a we'll on our Wichita County hold
ings. eve have contracted for this
well and are ready to begin operations
,, immediately
Conclusions
We wish to especially call to the at
: lGnllOH VI OuE pICsCiles 40 well 90 -
ture stockholders, the fact that we
have not carried on an extensive ad-
, vertising campaign, nor do we expect
to do so.
The location of our property and the
r management of our company is so gooc
+ that the stock will sell itself wherever
properly presented. Each and every
5 member of the Board of Directors l:
\ giving his time and services to tht
I company free of charge with the ex'
h ception of a nominal expense which II
incurred by the secretary of the com
pany for actual office expenses).
V AS a final word, we wish to EN-
: phatically state that ALL INVEST
n ORS WILL HAVE A SQUARE DEAL
: AND A RUN FOR THEIR MONEY.
: Mail you applications for stock to
g YAVAPAI-TEXAS OIL COMPANl
n Lewis Bldg, Phoenix, Arizona.
Or to A. w. Callahan, Secretary, 50
u w. Van Buren, Street Give Points,
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