Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-25
Abner Davis Secures Many
Millions in Potential Values
Day Before GuSher SpoutS
Over Derrick
TRAN-PECOS BASIN,
WEST TEXAS
Famous Man o-Man Profit
Sharing Plan Extended to
Small Investors Every
where, -.


Pecos, Reeves county Texas, oil field,
where l saw the Bell No, brought in,
When opened up, the we'll gushed high
into the air and flowed the highest grade
oil in Texas.
This well was drilled purely upon the
strength of surface geology upon an
anticline plainly visible to anyone. All
geologists have agreed that this is one
of the largest geological structures in the
world, and now by drilling, the field is
proven as a commercial producer open
ing up the only oil field between EastIand
and Ranger field and the Pacific coast.
The city of Pecos and the entire Toyah
basin is on boom and full to overlooking
with, oil men and investors with others
coming on every train Several deep test
wells are going down. in addition TO
many shallow wells, which will prove up
an area of many square miles.
This looks like a real FL Dorado for
fortune making in big new field where
very shallow wells have produced for
years; where a gusher has now come in,
pect wells of almost unlimited production
when the present deep tests, some of
which are now down / 400 feet or more,
are completed
The leases can be had reasonably. tho
drilling can be done quickly; the oil is
very high gravity and extremely rich in
gasoline.
The Santa Fe and Texas Pacific lines
traverse the fields. A new town is be-
ing built on the Santa Fe in the field
of Irabell was named by the Santa Fe in
honor Of Ira J. Bell, the pioneer and dis
coverer of the first gusher in the great
Trans Pecos Empire.
l have a refinery site adjoining the
new town A pipe line has already been
built from the new well to the railroad
and the refinery shipped. Experts Will
go from Fort Worth to install til
cry, and put the plant in operat %. u.,,l,
contract to make gasoline in thirty
days l have contracts for the crude, and
also for all of the refined product that
We can produce for the local market,
l was able to arrive in the field be-
fore the discovery well was brought ID
due to telegraphic advices from conf
Dental sources, and therefore succeeded
in securing options and drilling contracts.
as well as purchasing leases and land In
fee before the well was known to be a
gusher
have contracted for and purchased
LOO acres on the apex of the Bell well
anticline, and on both sides of the Cit-
zens well, now drilling. l have the
closest forty-acre drilling site to the IA
nous Bell Discovery gusher, with other
scattered holdings throughout the field
1 also have a contract to purchase o.
600 acres additional in the field. This
ing drilled by u s. army officers AMI
their friends of Ell Paso.
The greater portion of this land not
only carries the usual OIL gas and min
eral lease, but also includes the deed 10
the property in fee simple as well as
royalty interest.
These entire properties represent
very considerable sum of money, but my II
experience in the past was put to good n
use in this new field before the excite td
ment had reached fever heat, l was able IA
to protect myself in making purchases
ceive the portion paid for and represent
ing the cash that paid, and have the
further protection of getting leases or
the land itself for all money that pay III
in the future, simply FORGETTING that por- VI
ton for which | do not pay.
In other words, l get full value for "a
every dollar that have paid and
every dollar that 1 pay during the next II
thirty days that the option contract ~
stands This get at the original price IL
OF course. any portion | fail to pay for III
during the life of the option contract Of
thirty days | will never be able to get fN
excepting at greatly increased prices. 1t
is for this reason, and for the further g#
reason that 1 think every acre l have IN
bought, or taken under contract to buy,
will be worth from ten to 100 times the
price l paid within thirty days
These leases were secured at prices
ranging from few dollars for thousand kX
acre tracts to fifty and a hundred dollars IN
for quarter sections and sections up to a IN
dollars per acre for proven Off
sets to forty-acre leases the great major
ity however, being at minimum prices I'm
with maximum thousand or five thousand M
dollar chances for profits to one dolarR "
invested
Every dollar that | can raise duri,s
he Wi al pnp Nv ~
the acquiring for those who furnish tiXKX
money syndicate interest that / regard t&
as having the 1000 to l shot possibilities: sH
or the maximum profit that can be ex-
pected in the oil business by getting in
at the right time, just as a well comes HW
in before the prices jump, so that we
can share the skyward advances as other
wells come in and buying and develop
ment continue In this wonderful newk
oil field.
This syndicate is being formed to put
up the cash necessary to buy outrightEH
leases, royalty and deeds to land
Every member who pledges 800 orkM
more viii receive an equal pro rata inter- NJ
est. In the Anal settlement with each In II
Aestor, he will be given the right I'll B
choice to sell for cash, sell his lease sellk4
a part of the lease, let a drilling con- IA
.ract, or take a deed outright. H&
Full details will be worked out to thsE#
of all concerned, but then n
main question Is now how much inoneyH#
We can raise and how many acres we NN
AN pay for and hold at the old price N#
Don't fail to telegraph or write meAH
1t once, stating just what amount youN&
IAN furnish, and how you can pay it, I&8
will put you In the syndicate for the full
AMOUNT you can subscribe. You can sendAU
/ part or all as quickly as you, can
ind let the balance come along beforez
he thirty days is up. 10
II you do not know of me and my&F4
,lan of man-to-man dealing. then wireM III
ne for full detail and references. H8
BY all means let me hear from ybuxU
1t once. Address; pA HI
ABNER DAVIS,
sl2 Throckmorton Street.