Arizona republican., 1902-05-17
OF ASSOCIATION AND
 INCORPORATION
THE TRIUMPH GOLD COPPER CONSOLIDATED MINING SMELT- ING, LAND AND IRRIGATION
 COMPANY.

 provisions of incorporation laws of the Territory of Arizona. they do therefore make, acknowledge and sign these ar ticles of incorporation in triplicate; which. when filed. shall constitute the articles of incorporation of "The Tri ump Gold-Coppe. Consolidated N.ning. Smelling. Land and Irrigat Com pany."
 | Article l. The names of the incor- pOrators are the following: H. l. Latham, Frank Ainsworth, Ancil Mar tin. M. II. McCord and Aaron Goldberg. | The name of the corporation shall be "The Triumph Gold-Copper Consolidat- ed Mining. Smelling, Land and Irriga- ton Company"
 The principal place and places for the transaction of it's business shall be at and near Pima, Graham County. Ari- Zona: being the location of it's proper ties :and the principal place for the transaction of it's general business in Arizona, outside of smelting and min ing, shall be the city of Phoenix. Ari- zona, with general office for the trans action of business and meeting of it's 1 Board of Directors and transfer of stock in the city of St. Louis and State of Missouri. and such other branch offices as may be provided by the by laws of the company, or ordered by it's Board of Directors.
 Article ?. The object for which said company is formed and incorporated is for the purpose of acquiring shelter site. erecting and operating smelters and to do general copper ore smelling business, acquiring, holding, working and operating mines of copper-bearing | nd CilI-pr hearing and other precious metals: the erection of mills and smelters and other ore re- duction works, the milling and smelt- ing of the ores of such and other mines, and the leasing and bonding buying and selling of mines ard mining claims in the Territory of Arizona and else where in the United States of America and its Territories, and to construct such proper roadWayS and trans lead ing from its mines to its reduction works as may be necessary, and gen | orally to do all business incident to the general smelting, mining and milling business. Also to acquire by purchase, lease or location entrys. gold placer mining properties, work such direct and and by lease and royalty system. like wise desert and other lands. to irrigate such. to construct dams, irrigation
 
 for water storage reservoirs, and irri- gate lands for compensation.
 Article 3. The capital stock of the company shall be Five Hundred Thou sand Dollars (s5OOOOO). divided into shares of one dollar ($10O each, full paid and non-assessab ble.
 Article f. The time of commence ment of corporate existence of this rl,o rJ,, time when it's articles of association are filed in the office of the Secretary of Arizona and continue for a term of twenty-five (20 years, as provided by the laws of Arizona.
 Article ,. The Board of Directors of said company shall consist of three members. and may be increased to the number allowed by the laws of Arizona. The names of those who shall manage the affairs of said company for the first year of it's existence, or until their sue cessors shall be elected and qualified. are. H. l. Latham. Frank Ainsworth, Ancil Martin, NJ. H. McCord and Aaron Goldberg. And there shall be an an nual election for directors.
 Article 6. The highest amount of in debtedness and liability to which the corporation is at any time to subject itself is two-thirds the amount of it's capital stock.
 Article :. The stock of the company shall be issued full paid and non-as- sessabe. The private property of the stockholders shall be exempt from cor porate debts. This article is inserted to comply with the laws of Arizona in order to absolutely exempt stockholders from liability by reason of holding stock in this corporation. and to make tine purchase price at which they buy the stock payment in full therefor.
 The Board ui Directors of ''The Tri- ump Gold-Copper Consolidated Mining Smelling, Land and Irrigation Com pany'' shall prepare and record in its record book such prudential bylaws as may be required for the conduct of it's business and not in conflict with the laws of Arizona and the United States of America.
 In witness whereof the foregoing, the incorporators above named have here : unto set their hands and seals this, the 30th day of April 1902. H. l. LATHAM. (SeaD FRANK AINSWORTH. (SeaD ANCIL MARTIN. (SeaD M. H. McCORD. (SeaD AARON GOLDBERG. (SeaD
 Territory of Arizona. County of Mari
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 I Before me, William English, a notary public in and for said territory and 3 county, on this day personally appeared H. I. Latham, Ancil Martin, Frank Ainsworth, NJ. H. McCord and Aaron I Goldberg. to me known, and known tu Y me to be the persons who signed the , foregoing instrument and acknoWl- edged to me, each for himself and not l one for the other, that they executed the foregoing instrument for the pur- l poses and consideration therein sci
 forth.
 Witness my hand and official seal this , 5Oth day of April, A. D. 1902
 WILLIAM ENGLISH, a (NotariaI seaD Notary Public Q My commission expires March 19, 1904 . Territory of Arizona. County of Mari
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