The news-herald., 1902-03-22

offices at New York City, and at such other
places as may be determined by the Board of
Directors, where regular and special meetings
of the directors and stockholders may be held
and any and all of the business may be trans
acted.
ARTICLE II.
The general nature of the different kinds of
business proposed to be transacted by this
Corporation is as follows, towit:
To purchase, take on lease, or acquire by
license concession or otherwise, any lands,
mines, mineral rights, buildings, easements.
rights, privileges machinery, plant and other
effects which the company may, from time TO
time think proper, either in the state of Mon
tana or elsewhere; to search for ore and min
erals to explore and develop any lands which
Irmav be in any manner acquired by the Com
pany and to mine and grant licenses for min
ing in or over the same; to SELL lease, mort
gage or otherwise dispose of any of the lands,
mines or other property OF the Company; to
quarry, smet, refine, dress amalgamatc and
prepare for market, ore, metal and mineral
substances and carry on any other operations
which may be conducive to the company's OBJ
iects; to buy, sell, manufacture and deal in
minerals, plant machinery, implements, pro-
visions and any merchandise or property ca pa
Bile of being used in connection with mining
operations, or required by wOrkmen or others
employed by the Company; to purchase and
erect, lease, mortgage, sell and maintain build
ings and works roads, bridges, reservoirs,
water courses, furnaces, mills, crushing works,
hydraulic works factories, warehouses and
other convcnienceS; to construct, maintain.
lease or otherwise acquire railroads, tramWays,
turnpikcs and canals from its principal works
to some navigable stream or streams, railroads,
turnpikes or public highways; to acquire pa-
tent rights, licenses privileges; to acquire
and hold stock in other companies; to manu-
facture, purchase, or otherwise acquire, to
hold, own, mortgage, sell, assign and transfer
or otherwise dispose OIL good wares and mer-
chandise and in general to carry on both the
business of mining and any other business
which may seem to the company capable Of be-
ing conveniently carried on in connection
with the above or calculated directly in
directly to enhance the value Of the company's
property rights.
ARTICLE III.
Among the powers of this body corporate
shall be: To have perpetual succession; to
sue and he sued by its corporate name; to have
Il common seal and alter the same AT pleasure;
to prescribe the mode Of making transfer of
stock or interests of its stockholders; to make
contracts; to acquire and transfer property OF
every kind and description, both real and per-
sonalI and to possess the same powers in such
respects as private individuals now enjoy; to
establish bylaws and make all rules and regu-
lations deemed expedient for the management
of its affairs not inconsistent with the laws
and Constitution Of the United States and the
laws of the Territory of Arizona.
ARTICLE ".
The amount of capital stock of the Corpora
ton shall DC One Million dollars ($1 ,000, 900 di
vided into One million G C1000,000) shares, of the
par value of One Dollar C$l.00) each, fully paid
up and forever worcestershire.
ARTICLE V.
The time OF the commencement of this Cor
poraton shall be the date OF the filing OF these
Articles of Incorporation in the office of the
Secre tary of Arizona, and the termination
thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter
ARTICLE VI.
The affairs OF this Corporation shall be con
ducted by Board OF seven directors, who
shall be elec ted annually by the stockholders