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Imperial press and farmer., 1902-02-22
ARTICLE V.
DUTIES OF DIRECTORS.

It shall be the duty of the Directors:
 lst TO cause to be kept complete record of all their minutes and acts, and of the proceedings of the stockholders, and present a full statement at the regular annual meeting of the stockholders showing in detail the assets and liabilities of the Corporation. and generally the condition of it's affairs. A similar statement shall be presented at any other meeting of the stockholders, when thereto required by per sons holding at least onehalf of the capital stock of the Corporation.
 2d To supervise all officers, agents and employees and see that their duties are properly performed To cause to be issued to the stockholders, in proportion to their several interests, certificates of stock not to exceed in the aggregate one million dol lars
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ARTICLE XII.
TRANSFER OF STOCK.

Shares of the Corporation may be trans ferred at any time by the holders thereof, or by attorney legally constituted, or by their legal representatives, by indorsement on the certificate of stock. But no transfer shall be valid until the surrender of the certificate and the acknowledgement of such transfer on the books of the company
 No surrendered certificate shall be can celed by the secretary before a new one is issued in lieu thereof, and the secretary shall preserve the certificate so cancelled as a voucher. If however, certificate shall be lost or destroyed, the Board of Directors may order a new certificate issued upon such guarantees by the parties claiming the same as they may deem satisfactory.
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ARTICLE W.
POWER OF DIRECTORS.

The Directors shall have power:
 lst To call special meetings of the stockholders when they deem it necessary. And they shall call meeting at any time, upon the written request of stockholders holding one-third of all the capital stock.
 End. To appoint and remove, at pleasure, all officers. agents and employees of the Corporation, prescribe their duties fix their compensation, and require of them security for faithful service.
 3d. To conduct manage and control the affairs and business of the Corporation, and to make rules and regulations, not incon- sistent with the laws of the State of Cali fornia. or the Bylaws of the Corporation, for the guidance of the officers and man agement of the affairs of the Corporation.
 4th To incur indebtedness. The terms and amount of such indebtedness shall be entered on the minutes of the Board, and the note or obligation given for the same signed officially by the president and secretary, shall be binding on the Corporation.
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ARTICLE XII.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK.

Certificates of stock shall be of such form and device as the Board of Directors may direct and each certificate shall be signed by the president and countersigned by the secretary. and express on it's face it's num- ber date of issuance, the number of shares for which and the person to whom it IS issued
 The certificate book shall contain mar gin, on which shall be entered the number, date number of shares, and name of the person expressed in the corresponding cer- tifcate.
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ARTICLE X.
SUPERINTENDENT U.

The Board of Directors shall elect a Su- perintendent who shall hold his office at the pleasure of the Board. who shall at all times be subject to removal by the Board, who shall perform such duties shall from time to time be prescribed by the Board, and who shall have immediate charge of the entire canal system. He shall appoint such zanjeros and assistants as may be necessary in distributing the water and employ such help as may be necessary to keep the canal system in good repair. All Appointments shall be made, all help shall be employed and all work shall be done under such rules and regulations as shall be adopted from time to time by the Board of Directors. The methods for distributing the water and collecting rates for the same shall also be fixed by the Board of Direct OTIS.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-02-22
ARTICLE VI,
OFFICERS.

The officers shall be president vice president, secretary and treasurer, which officers shall be elected by and hold office at the pleasure of the Board of Directors. The compensation and tenure of office of all the officers of the Corporation (other than Drectors) shall be fixed and deter mined by the Board of Directors.
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ARTICLE XVI.
AMENDMENTS.

The Bylaws may be altered or amended at any meeting of the stockholders by majority of the stock represented at such meeting. or by a two-thirds vote of the whole number of the Board of Directors, to be ratified by the first meeting of the stock holders thereafter
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ARTICLE XVII.
SEAL.

The company shall have a common seal, consisting of a circle having on it's circum- ference the words Imperial Water Com pany, No. l, Incorporated March 29, 1900. Know all Men by these Presents: That we the undersigned being the hold CTS and owners of all the subscribed capital stock of the Imperial Water Company Nos 1, viz: one share each for each one of the stockholders who are subscribers hereto, hereby assent to the foregoing Bylaws, and adopt the same as the Bylaws of the said Corporation. ;. , lo In. Witness Whereof, we have hereuI1to subscribed our names, this second day of April A. D. nineteen hundred.
 A. M CHAFFEY i-'.' -! N w. STOWELL ttD 1" 5.- rp.-. D. K EDWARDS, ni
 A. J. CONDEE, ..a
 J. w. SWANWICK Stockholders. Know all Men by these Presents:
 That we, the undersigned. Directors and Secretary of the Corporation, known as and called the Imperial Water Company No. l. do hereby certify that the above and fore going Bylaws were duly adopted as the Bylaws of said Corporation on the 7th day of April, A. D. nineteen hundred; and that the same do now constitute the By Laws of said Corporation.
 A. M. CHAFFEY,
 N w. STOWELL,
 n. K. EDWARDS,
 A. J. CONDEE,
 J. w. SWANWICK,
 Directors.
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ARTICLE VIII. SECRETARY.

The Board of Directors shall elect sec retary
 1st It shall be the duty of the secretary to keep a record of the proceedings of the Board of Directors and of the stockholders
 2d He shall keep the corporate seal of the Corporation and the book of blank cer- tfcates of stock, fill up and countersign all certificates issued, and make the cores bonding entries in the margin of such book on such issuance; and he shall affiN said corporate seal to all papers requiring seal.
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ARTICLE VII.
PRESIDENT.

The Board of Directors shall, at their first regular meeting, elect one of their number to act as president; and if, at any time. the president shall be unable to act, the vice president shall take his place and perform his duties; and if the vice-pres- ident from any cause, shall be unable to act they shall appoint some other member of the Board to do so. in whom shall be vested for the time being. all the duties and functions of his office. The president, or in his absence, the Director appointed as above provided
 1st Shall preside over all meetings of the stockholders and Directors, and shall have the casting vote.
 2d, He shall sign. as president all cer- tihCatcs of stock and all contracts and other instruments of writing which have been first approved by the Board of Directors and shall draw checks upon the treasurer,
 3d He shall call the Directors together whenever he deems it necessary, and shall have. subject to the advice of the Directors, direction of the affairs of the Corporation, and generally shall discharge such other duties as may be required of him by the Bylaws of the Corporation,
 The president, or two of the Directors, may call special meetings of the Directors at any time and notice shall be given of such called meetings by leaving written or printed notice at the last known place of business or of residence of each Director, Such service of notice shall be entered on the minutes of the Corporation; and the said minutes, upon being read and approved at subsequent meeting of the Board. shall be conclusive upon the question of service.
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ARTICLE TX. TREASURER.

The treasurer shall receive and keep all the funds of the Corporation and pay them out only on the check of the president, countersigned by the secretary.
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ARTICLE XI.
BOOKS AND PAPERS.

The books and such papers as may be placed on file by vote of the stockholders or Directors shall. at all times in business hours be subject to the inspection of the Board of Directors and of any stockhoder.
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ARTICLE XV.
VOTING.

At all corporate meetings, each stock holder. either in person or by proxy, shall be entitled to as many votes as he owns shares of stock. Such proxy shall be in writing, and filed with the secretary.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-02-22

and such persons shall hold office until the
 first meeting of the stockholders thereafter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

n. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks az bank rates.
Room %, Walker Bank building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

Jacks outline Of Mining Laws, zoe
and u %, at A. r. Derge & Co.'S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
SHORES NOW TO
Be REINSTATED.

c. w. Shores, the secret service agent
OF the Rio Grande Western who re-
tired Jan. 10, and subsequently en-
tered the employ Of the Colorado Mid
land, is to return to the Rio Grande
service at an early date. Such Is the
Information that comes to the News"
from Denver today.
While all knowledge Of such change
is denied locally II is asserted that Mr.
Shores was informed a month ago that
Mr.. Welby was to retire and 1t was in
timated to him that the Rio Grande
would be glad of his services at an
early date. Mr.. Shores has intmated
;hat he has no objections whatever and
,he reinstatement is now looked upon
as being practically settled.
II will be recalled that at the time OF
the resignation of the secret service
man last winter 1t was current gossip
that Mr. Shores and Mr.. Welby had
had some differences. Now that Mr..
Welby has severed his connection with
The road the differences no longer ex-
list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
THE DALLES SHIP CANAL.
Promise Good That the State Of Idaho May be Connected
With the Ocean Highways Through 10
Columbia River

Senator j. II. Mitchell Of oregon re-
mains over today at the Knutsford en-
route to Portland from Washington.
He gave some information this morn
ing Of marked interest in the inter-
mountain country particularly to Ida
no and eastern Washington and Oregon
relative to the long proposed and very
much desired ship canal around The
Dalles In the Columbia river. The sen.
ator said Congress at its last session
made an appropriation of $4,000 for
the commencement Of active work for
a canal and locks at CeldO Falls, near
DaUes and which marks the actual be-
ginning Of the long desired canal and
which VIII settle the question Of open
ing the Columbia river and It's
tributaries 20 waterway connection
between Portland and Astoria and
points above Lewiston, Idaho. The to-
tai cost viii be little less than 49,
pOOOOO. and the matter has been given
In charge OF government engineers.
The distance around The Dalles win be
eight or 10 miles, and part Of the
way perhaps the river can be used
as a water way When this improe-
ment is made, light draft steamers viii
ply between intermountain points and
the coast carrying wool, lumber, coal
ore, merchandise, machinery and vari-
Gus other classes of goods Additional
moneys viii be appropriated from time
70 time according to the adyices Of the
board Of government engineers aud the
work viii not stop now until
through navigation is an accom-
plished fact. There was an at
tempt to stave off actual beginnings
with provisions for preliminary work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
CROP NEWS IS
ENCOURAGING

New York, Aug. 1.-R. G. Dunn e.
CO.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomor-
row viii say: Aside from heavy
rains In Texas the weeks crop news is
encouraging. Manufacturing plants are
well occupied as a rule. iron and steel
leading. followed by textiles and foot
Wear Fuel scarcity H. still causing de-
laT although coke ovens are surpass-
lng all previous figures OF output. and
o.tuminious mines are vigorously OPP
Grated. AZ most points retail trade Is
active and preparations continue for
heavy fan sales while spring lines are
opened with good results. Railway
earnings thus far available for July
show a gain Of 80 over 1901 and POS
per cent over 1900
With business In sight for at least
a year the leading departments Of the
iron and steel industry may properly
Boz considered prosperous. Hides have
made further sensational advances.
colorado steers reaching new high
record prices.
Grain prices declined sharply as the
month Of speculative manipulation
drew TO close and legitimate trading
resumed a more normal volume.
Meats have shown a tendency TO
seek slightly lower quotations. but
Ight receipts and higher quality DO not
promise any extensive reduction In the
immediate future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

bureau in ITS uptown ticket office dur
ing il'<s' convention week.
Carl Calhoon, the Old time Short Line
employe, is in Salt Lake today en- route
from Tennessee to California
The Rio Grande Western this morning
carried $50 G.. A. h. and Philippine vet
Grams and the Women's Relief corps
60 Ogden on special
William Darke Of the Burlington is
confined to his home with bad attack
Of rheumatism.
The Opal club will take an outing to
Saratoga Springs Sunday. The special
Will leave the oregon Short Line depot
at 8 a. m.
i. u. Richards Of the Burlington gem
eral agency at Denver is spending q
few days in Salt Lake.
d. S. Taggart of the general freight
department of the oregon Short Line
returned this morning loaded down
with game and freckles, the effect Of a
two-weeks' hunting trip IN Wyoming
Donald Rose, commercial agent for
the Illinois Central returned this morn
ing from Dillon, where he has succeed
ed In landing for his road 40 out Of the
so cars OF wool out Of that territory A
big consignment VIZ taken from with
In ten miles Of Twin Falls which is go
sentially Northern Pacific business--or
rather ought to be.
Yellowstone park travel Is breaking
all previous records Another large
party came In from there this morn
ing and viii go east over the Rio
Grande this evening
The opal club excursion over the Ore.
gon Short Line to Saratoga tomorrow
promises to be hummer The train
viii leave at 9 a. m.
, Hashlmoto, the Japanese labor agent
who has been with the Rio Grande
Western for the past three years, leaves
for Mexico in two weeks time where
he has contracted 10 supply the labor
ers for the international.
The Rio Grande has placed an order
for $50 heavy steel cars for coal and
coke
The Rio Grande had big excursion
70 Provo canyon today. This morning
three specials with q coaches IN all,
pulled out for the South Forks, loaded
TO the guards with Rio Grande employ
es and families. The company thought
fully placed the cars at the disposal
Of their employees and needless 70 say
the invitation was responded to with
enthusiasm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
Suburban Lines WIN be Constructed
Immediately.

Mr. Charles L, Furey, who Is vice
president Of the American Guaranty
company of Chicago and who rs the
principal stakeholder and promoter Of
,he Suburban Railway company. pro-
posing to operate in this county. is In
the city Mr. Furey said today that his
company is about to issue 35-year bonds
In the sum Of 100000 and that just as
soon as the franchises may be secured
his company will begin construction.
II those rights are secured on Monday
night work will begin Tuesday morn
ing. There was no hesitancy on the
part Of Mr.. Furey when he declared
that his company's intentions towards
the public Is bona fide legitimate and
that 40 miles Of suburban railway line
Is 20 be put In at once. He Is DESTROYS
OF demonstrating the Suburban COM
pany's earnest intention Of pushing the
work through and giving citizens Of
this county suburban transportation
facilities equal 10 those Of any part Of
the country. The company has a paid
up capital Of 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
The Market Developed a Sagging
tendency
OPERATIONS WERE SHIFTING
Made by Room Traders Appearance
OF Bank Statement Failed 10 Help
Matters Closing Heavy

New York. Aug. 1.-The market OPEN
ed quiet and soon developed q sagglng
tendency Notwithstanding an advance
of a fraction in local transactions ana
over a point in Pressed Steel Car 81
Louis & San Francisco lost two. Shift
ing operations by room traders made
up the market. The market was prac-
tically lIfeless ANA the appearance OF
the bank statement did not arouse II.
Manhattan and Pressed Steel Car re-
acted a point st. Paul preferred lost :,
New York, Chicago ST. Louis gained
/ and the first preferred ia ana 81
Paul and Omaha a point. The closing
was semi-stagnant and heavy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02

but Senator Mitchell stopped that, and
secured the passage Of the actual APP
preparation. Senator Mitchell empha-
Sled the fact that the new Irrigation
bill would be OF vast benefits to the
states mentioned In its provisions and
that the fund with which to begin
would be increased by the close OF the
year TO nearly six millions from the
sales of government lands within the
last two years. Oregon has been well
remembered In the river and harbor
appropriations which include 81 500. 900
for the Improvement Of the mouth Of
the Columbia Senator Mitchell has for
years been endeavoring to pension the
Indian war veterans of the Pacific
coast, and he succeeded this spring, Sc
curing pensions of s. per month for
them. after the senate had handled the
matter four times
Senator Mitchell believes in the
Nicaragua canal as against the Panama
scheme and considers the action OF Con
gresS In favor Of the latter as a colossal
bIunder. He says Senator Morgan has
never changed his Views TO favor the
southern plan, Notwithstanding repre-
sensations To the contrary, and takes no
stock In the earthquake scar3s that
shifted public opinion to favor the Pam
anna route. Senator Mitchell was elect
ed to the senate 30 years ago, and took
his seat 20 years ago in March last He
served out the full six years, was out
six years, was then chosen again twice
in succession, was our four years. and
then chosen again so that he Is now
filling out his fourth term. He Is the
only senator who ever went out twice
from the same state, and was then re-
turned to the senate, He believes the
general elections Of next fall will result
in a Republican victory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
MINING NOTES.


The columbus oil ana mas d oa''o"u
OF ore on touay H'a'N'"
Eureka nm ore 10 ihe extent oi sM
carloads Is awaiting settlement
M ,..,. ,.,. MAJ, u,, oon-
We N"' 'o1't9 , o' ' a..yo,aS toS99y
s,..... .,....
lHltt CdIo'ds Oh IluIh CIV .l 'oPpI'
ore WIN De- forwarded 10 'i'e -N'l'e'l0a"
smeIter To-Day
General Manager BOYD OF me WhIe
KNOB Mining company ~ scheuu'eu u
spend tomoiTo" IN TINS city
tfopogor Tronam of the Stockton
mine Is escortlng a party of sioux, S.
d., people over the property today
nh. col.,o Kirr and Nfuirbrook of
et'.li.,.,,. .'o'b ba,,s ., ,a, ~ ore await
NV, lhjuo,",t 49, tba H,erican smel-
,ns. -'''F'''''''
,,a,t 'v, la, iai, njgbt gn, bis homo in
80 .Gor ~ thrss y...ts' Hsit In
~ a.,
''''' ivy
Manager Treweek Of the Wabash is
expected from Boston Goo a few days.
i ine nine .',, Us Us lepo'''u u W. ''o"''s
very "''''
Assistant Manager Daugherty Of the
Wabash Of Park City has returned
from the property which Is looking very
Wen. indeed
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
MANY Stocks Participated During
Week at Firm Figures
UPWARD TENDENCY NOTED,
Conditions Indicate Heavier Bnsine"
And General Advance Weeks bnsl-
ness 2l7,s3O shares sl67,OO3'

with this mornings session OF me
mining exchange a very fair week B
business was brought to a close. Dur
ing the week no fewer than 2i"0'v
shares and NGl9O3 were involved In lhe
transactions while trading was mVie
or less large in many issues
The close Of the week finds prices
holding very firm and while in not
few instances declines were recorded az
earlier sessions, prices generally closed
the week at the highest figures quoted
Trading has been largely for proIes-
slonal account though the market Is re-
celying considerable support by out
siders and there is evidence OF rather
widespread public interest In Utah min
ing stocks.
Some prominent mining men are OF
the opinion that in the history OF MIN
ing in Utah conditions were never so
favorable as now for profitable opera
lions in Utah properties whlle
local brokers having clients in the east
and west are sending market letters
predicting a bullish market In the near
future. Investors Of only Few weeks
ago have quite handsome prOhIs IN
sight at present figures. On
This morning Ajax was active at 20
aud closed with that figure bid Carlsa
followed with sales of LOCO shares at
2SA 80. II Is stated at the approach
ing annual meeting there Will De
change OF management in consequence
Of the shifting Of control Of the mine.
Con Mercur was inactive with 2,OJ
bid, while Grand Central was held Tor
4gl and Eagle & Blue Bell at l.l9.
Daily West traded up to $3.50 during
The call and on the open board sold Tor
t4U0 The mine Is In full operation
again and nearly all matters IN rela-
ton TO the accident have been settled,
ontario was active at figures above 300
and II Is stated that insiders are after
the stock
Century has been quite the feature OF
the week having advanced very rapid
~ on good reports 20 Ga II closed to-
day extremely closely held at figures
around 81 and with large trading,
on the open board Comstock today
sold at so as compared with 40 three
days ago a reported strike was the
cause.
Wabash Of Park city closed with
sales at 1.6O-l.Gl as compared with 40
some days ago. While nothing Is
given out the mine Is evidently show
ing up very satisfactorily
DAILY Judge at figures between llOO
and 1900 was very firmly held during
the week.
Closing quotations and Transactions
today were as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-02
BINGHAM OFFICIALS HERE
Messrs. White and McVichie Ar
rived This Morning,

After an extended eastern and south
ern trip during which he visited Bos-
ton and points in Old Mexico, Manager
Duncan McVichic Of the Bingham Con-
solldated arrived in the city this morn
ing. he was accompanied By Prssi-
dent White
Both gentlemen win spend the COM
ing week in looking over the interests
Of the company at Bingham and In
this valley and on good authority i
is stated that plans for the enlarge
ment Of the present smeter and its
equipment with a lead furnace will be
decided upon It Is also said that the
Eagle and Blue Bell will receive a very
careful examination by the officials
now here.