Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-26
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
of The
LUCKY FIND MINING AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

The undersigned agree to become a
corporation by the name of The Lucky
Find Mining and Improvement compa-
ny. for the purpose Cf mining gold, sill
yer. copper and other ores and
materials. and buying, selling and
otherwise dealing in the same,
either in crude or manufactured
form, manufacturing, converting,
concentrating or reducing the same into
merchantable product for trade, bar
ter and sale, with power to acquire, pur-'
chase, hold. use and sell real estate;
to purchase, build or construct and to
operate mills, COMMENTATORS, smelters,
reducing works and appliances, and the
same or any part or parcel thereof
when no longer needed for the purpose
or business of the corporation again to
dispose of or sell; to construct, carry
out, maintain, improve, manage, control
and superlntend any roads. ways, tram
ways. railways and electric plants.
bridges. reservoirs, water courses. ac-
queducts, furnaces. saw mills, crushing
works, hydraulic works, factories, wa
ter houses. ships. the buying and sell
ling of lumber, the, buying, managing
and selling of oil lands and the pro-
ducticn of oils, the building of
ships, boats. barges and the con-
vcniences which may seem directly or
Indirectly conducive to any of the OBJ
jects of the company, and TO subsdize
or otherwise aid or take part in any
such operations to subscribe for or pur-
chase the stock, bonds or securities of
any other stock company, or become Sc
curity or guarantor for the debts or de-
fault of such company, and to that end
and for other purposes to exercise, use
and enjoy all the powers, rights fran
chises and privileges conferred by law
upon mining, manufacturing and inn
provement corporations, under the laws
Of the Terrtoy of Arizona; to do and
perform any and all acts and things
reasonably necessary and proper to be
done to carry on the said business.
The private property of members of
this corporation not to be in any way
liable for debts of the said corporation.
Which corporation shall keep its prin-
cipal Office Phoenix, Arizona, and Is to
expire July LIST, 1926
And for the purpose OF form
ing the said corporation we have
subscribed the sum Of fifty $500 dollars
to the capital stock thereof and have
paid In on said subscription the sum of
fifty dollars, and desire the privilege OF
increasing the said capital stock to two
million five hundred thousand dollars
(S2500, 0o0), az Of the stock when issued
to be full paid and worcestershire.
The capital so subscribed IL divided
into shares OF five 1857 dollars each,
which is to be the basis of any future
stock issue.
The undersigned to hold stock re-
spectively, as follows. that is to say:
Philip ]. Stelnmetz, Philadelphia,
Penna. four a. shares.
Charles j. steirmetz, Philadelphia
Penna,, three (3) shares.
VIM. II. Hickey, Philadelphia,
Penn, three 90 shares.
State of Pennsylvania, county of Phil
adelphia. IS.
On the twenty-frst day of June, A.
D. 1901, before me, Robert w. Lloyd, a
notary public in and for the county
aforesaid. personally appeared the
above named. Philip ]. Steinmetz.
Charles G. Steinmetz and William II.
Hickey, personally known to me to be
the above named, and in due form of
law acknowledged the above applica-
ton for charter freely and voluntarily
to be their and each of their act and
deed. for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned, and desired the same to be
recorded as such.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto