Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-31

dence is PHOENIX, ARIZONA. and
whose postoffice address is PHOE-
NIX. ARIZONA.
c. H. RITTENHOUSE, whose resi-
dence is PHOENIX, ARIZONA. and
whose postoffice address is PHOE-
NIX. ARIZONA.
WIN. H. RENCK, whose residence
is HIGLEY, ARIZONA, and whose
postoffice address is HIGLEY, ARR
IONA.
o. STAPLEY, whose residence
is MESA, ARIZONA, and whose
postoffice address is MESA, ARI-
IONA.
PAUL B. BEVILLE, whose resi-
dence is MESA, ARIZONA, and
whose postoffice address is MESA,
ARIZONA.
ARTICLE H.
The name of the corporation is
QUEEN CREEK POWER and WA
TER COMPANY.
ARTICLE III.
The principal place of business of
the corporation shall be at Phoenix,
Maricopa County, Arizona, with such
subordinate offices elsewhere as the
necessities or cOnveniences of the
business of the corporation may re-
CURE
ARTICLE ".
The general nature of the BUSH
ness proposed to be transacted By
the corporation is to store, i'm
pound. divert. distribute and make
available. water for the irrigation of
the lands of the stockholders of this
corporation, and for that purpose
this corporation shall have power
and 1t is the intention to develop and
acquire the right to the use of
water for irrigation, domestic and
mechanical purposes from b.th sur
face and underground sources there
of; to make the same available and
convenient for use by pumping; by
the construction Of dams, reservoirs,
canals. bitches. laterals, pipe lines
and other conduits. gates and other
appliances for the storage. diversion
ana delive.y of water; II acquire,
own, operate and maintain such
means as may seem best or he most
convenient for these purposes; 10
generate or rent or hire Or otherwise
acquire the right &c use electricity Or
other power necessary proper or
convenient for any of said purposes,
and as well for mechanical or light
ing or other purposes as the de-
mands of the stockholders may sug-
gest or require; to purchase, or
otherwise acquire all the necessary
real and personal property needed,
proper or convenient for the pur-
poses aforesaid and to use and cul-
tivate said real property; to buy,
sell, lease. hypothecate, mortgage or
otherwise dispose of real and per-
sonal property; to execute deeds,
notes, bonds or other obligations and
secure them by pledge of the cor
porate property therefor; to issue its
stock or such part thereof. as may
be necessary therefor in payment for
the acquisition by purchase or con-
struction of the necessary irrigation
works for supplying the lands of its
stockholders with water for the rec
lamation, irrigation and cultivation
thereof. and to do whatever may be
necessary, proper or convenient for
the accomplishment of all of said
purposes.
ARTICLE V.
The capital stock of this corpora
ton is Seven Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Two Hundred and Ten
tS750,210.00) Dollars. divided into
| twenty five thousand and seven
(25,O0O shares of the par or face
value of Thirty $4,000 Dollars each
Seven ca shares of the capital
stock shall be subscribed and paid
for in cash at par apd are designed
and are to be so issued to make
eligible and qualify the holders
thereof to be members of the first
Board of Directors hereinafter named
and to hold office in the corporation
The remainder of the shares shall
be divided into five series to con-
sist of five thousand (5,OO0) shares
| each and shall be known respective
ly as Series A." Series B." Series
C." Series D." and Series E.
AhC ShdiNS u TIE SlOth IN each oil
the series denoted by letters as
above shall. as they are sevcrally
| issued become. and thereafter remain
appurtenant and inseparably attached
to lands owned by the holders there
| of, and for the irrigation of which
among other things. this corpora :
ton is organized and no person
other than the owner of land cap
able of irrigation from the works of
the corporation shall be the owner or
holder of any of said stock (except
of the seven shares above mentioned
and sold for CASH and then of no
greater number of shares than the
number of acres of such land he
owns.
1t is the purpose of this corporation
to construct its irrigation works in five
several units. each of which shall be
capable of efficiently and adequately
supplying water to and for the irriga :
ton of five thousand $4,000 acres of
| land Cor less if the number of acres in
any unit be reduced as hereinafter pro =
vlded), to be compactly and conven-
1ently situated for that purpose and
that the several series of stock shall
be respectively appurtenant to the
| lands in given unit.
The units of the system may be all
constructed and installed contempt
raneously or may be constructed and
installed in successive units of five
thousand acres capacity each. but the
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