Journal [dividends], 1936-1953

File — Box: 15, Folder: 5

Identifier: Subseries 5.2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Sub-Series:

In the early 1920s, an oil boom occurred north of Fort Collins. Having oil-rich lands, NPIC established, as the trustee, the North Poudre Oil and Gas Royalty Units Trust with the purpose of leasing its lands for the production of oil and gas. The trust authorized 500,000 units beginning in 1925 and paid dividends over the years to shareholders, though NPIC retained more than 90 percent ownership. The trust was terminated in 1978. Materials here are mainly financial records and leases, with some letters and legal documents included as well. Files are arranged alphabetically by title.

Dates

Creation: 1936-1953

Creator

From the Collection: North Poudre Irrigation Company (Organization)

Restrictions on Access

The following materials are open only to NPIC and its representatives: those dated post-2004; those subject to attorney-client or other privilege; payroll records, tax records, and records containing social security numbers or tax identification numbers; and materials containing construction plans, engineering work, and related supporting documents in connection with ditch, reservoir, and dam facilities. Third parties wanting access to these materials may seek written authorization from NPIC. Additionally, the collection is stored off-site, so advance notice is required.