Arizona republican., 1905-03-31
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Articles of incorporation of the Equit- able Mining and Milling Company.

Articles of incorporation of the Equit-
 able Mining and Milling Company. Know all men by these presents: That we, the undersigned. George H. Whitelaw, Henry B. Davis and Will fam B. Mackey, have this day associ- ated ourselves together for the pur- pose of forming a corporation under the laws of the territory of Arizona; and we do hereby certify:
 First. That the name of the cor poration shall be The Equitable Mining and Milling Company, and its princi- pal place of transacting business shall | be in Phoenix, Maricopa county, in said territory.
 Second. That the general nature of the business proposed to be transacted Is as follows:
 1. To acquire by purchase, lease, preemption, location or otherwise, mines, mining claims. mineral lands. coal lands, and interests therein. water rights, franchises, together with mill sites. tunnel sites, or any other cla ins franchises, privileges. rights or prop erty necessary Or incidental to the pur- pose of the company; to develop, con trol, mine work and utilize the same, and to carry on a general mining busi- | ness: to acquire and hold real estate of an kinds and interests therein. 9 To erect, construct, acquire and | purchase. lease or otherwise, operate and maintain mills, smelters and re- 1 duction works, concentration works, | roads, railways, not common carriers, tramways, reservoirs, fumes. water rights, ditches, pipe lines, or any other | plant, electric and power works and plants and appliances or machinery necessary or incidental to the carrying | oY, ba hrsinasS Of said pOU1n9nV
 3. To mine or extract by any pro- l cess whatevLr, purchase and sell ores, | metals, minerals, mineral bearing de- posits, earth. coal, clay or gravel; to ! mill smelt or treat the same by me chanical, electrical or chemical pro- cess. means or appliances. or In any other manner whatsoever, whether they may be the property of this com- pany, or for hire as the property of others, or mined under lease or under contract and to render the same avail able for market.
 4. To sell, exchange, lease or other wise dispose of all or any mines, real estate or personal property privileges or franchises belonging to the com pany, acting by, through and under the authorization and direction of the board of directors, and on such terms and for such price or prices as the directors may deem best, with power to receive in payment for such or any property, money, personal securities lands, mines, property, or shares of the capital stock, or bonds of any other companies or company
 5. To mortgage or pledge the real estate and personal property. privi- leges or franchises of the company, or any part thereof and to issue notes
 bonds, negotiable instruments, ana other evidences of indebtedness, acting by, through and under the direction an6 authorization of the board of directors and on such terms as the directors may deem best, for the purpose of bor-
 rowing money with which to operate develop the property, improve it, ol acquire other property, or for any pur- pose, or in any manner to further the
 business or purposes of said company
 6. To organize or create subsidiary auxiliary or other corporations and
 subscribe for stock thereof, to ex. change property herewith, and to buy from, or sell property to such other
 corporations and to make and carry
 into effect all arrangements with re-
 spect to union of interests, amalgama-
 ton or consolidation with other com , panies or interpretations having objects . similar to, or included in the object!
 of this company, and to carry on any business the carrying on of which tn, directors may find directly or indirect ly conducive to the development of an!
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