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Show I Make- a list of things that have accumulated ac-cumulated iu the attic and run it in The Tribune Want Columns and you will soil them in no time. ' J Your First jj U 11 Liberty Bonds (j Are Here j p HI Patrons who subscribed for j jl p the first Liberty Loan j ip iis through our bank are re- jj jUl HI quested to call and receive HP HI their bonds. H We have received an ade- j i-E 111 quate supply and they are 1 HI H ready for delivery. s ill While you are here make I H your subscription to the j 111 Second Liberty Loan. The H PI need is urgent and the at- j tractiveness of the invest- j H ment is even greater than 1 the first war loan. eee HI The Continental hg National Bank jg i '- ftJijV Officers J. E. Coqrlff. president: T. W. I m m -- V(J Bover. vice president; W. W. Trimmer, V -r-'- y cashier; J. H . Grut. assistant cashier; if k ' W. A. Ruttan, auditor. i 'y' -' ' Directors W. H. Dayton, J. B. Cosgnff, L-' e--- r - J. Walcott Thompson, M. C. Fox. J. E. V-z7r rlzHiZriT" Cosgriff, W. C. Oi'em, T. VV. Boyer. J. f?- : r - Walcott Thompson, counsel. Y"' j tjj I ' INITIAL OFFERING j 1 : 1 h We Offer for Subscription, Stock of the j 1 P 1 1 1 F l A9 n !i R Jo ' ti & bj This foinpKny hns been formed by eonsoliclatins the Royally Oil Co.. Grass Creek Oil & 1 , $j Gas Co., Tiseiale Eovaltv Co., and liost of the sloeU oil interests in seetions -5 and '26, $ I Salt Creek Field. ' , t 1 Capital Stock $5,000,000 ' ; I In Treasury 2,0OO;000 1 Issued and Outstanding 3,000,000 Par Value, $1.00. j a U ire i4 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS . x,. $ H ADVISORY BOARD ' fcj H B. E. Brooks, President R. N. Matsou, Secy, and Treas. f' n J R Pemi j fcj T. A. Dines, Vice President S. A. Lane, Director ' ' j i-ii0r 1 pj C. B. Richardson, Vice President T. S. Harrison, Director ' ' 2 ' S ' I R. S. Ellison, Director S' Lane '! i ,; The revenue of the Consolidated Royalty Oil company is being derived from royalties paid if! fc for oil produced from properties owned by this company in the Salt Creek, Big Muddy and 'p Grass Creek Fields of Wyoming and operated by . q :i . - x l The Mid-West Refining Co. The Mid-West Oil Co., and " ; U The Ohio Oil Co. The Merritt Oil Corporation. 5 I : 0 At tho present time the company is earning more than sufficient royalties to justify a dividend of :t-j S per cent per annum on the' entire amount of outstanding stock. This roenuc viH bo materially increased $ by the increasing production obtained from new wells now being drilled in the three fields libovn men- ft! ' ! .1 tioned. These'fields are the most productive oil fields in Wyoming snd the Consolidated Royalty Oil Com- 8j jit pany 's holdings are substantial and well located. H The company has a treasury balance of over $400,000 iu cash and will add additional royalty holdings Ik if as fas as conditions justify. jj, It is the intention of the company to pay a dividend of 2 per cent on Jan- 1 nary 1st for the previous three months, this being at the rate of 8 per cent per I annum, and as the- royalties paid the company increase, the dividend will be j increased accordingly, I ' h iP 3 I Subject to Prior Sale and Change in Price, We Offer j I a Limited Amount of This Stock at $1.00 Per Share. I i Mahoney & Steinberg Wra. H. Child & Co. I Casper, Wyoming. Stock Exchange Bldg,, Salt Lake City. j |