The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05


 U. S. Internal Revenue l0c stamp attached. Cancelled.
 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
 Office of the Secretary,
 Boston, May IS, 1913.
 I Hereby Certify, that the fore going is true copy of the record of the Certificate of Incorporation of WARREN BROTHERS COMPANY, organized under the provisions of chapter four hundred and thirty seven of the Acts of the year nine ten hundred and three and the Acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto.
 Witness the Great Seal of the Commonwealth.
 (Seal)
 FRANK J. DONAHuE,
 Secretary of the Commonwealth.
 Commonwealth of Massachusetts
 Be It Known That whereas George c. Warren, J. M. Head, Walter Bur gess Warren, Albert c. Warren and Arthur Drinkwater have associated themselves with the intention of forming a corporation under the name of Warren Brothers Company, for the purpose of the following:- To engage in the general business of contracting, manufacturing and con- structing all kinds of roofing, side walks and street paving, and any other work of municipal, state, coun- ty or private improvements in the various states and territories of the United States; to engage in the gene ral business of buying, manufactur- ing and selling all kinds of material and machinery used in any of said work; to bid for and accept contracts and enter into contracts where no bidding is required for all public and private work. and to fully perform
 
 such contracts; to execute all guar anty bonds or other instruments necessary for accepting and perform ing such contracts; to buy, lease, manufacture or otherwise secure con- trol of quarries of stone deposits or sources of supply of sand rock, ce- ment, brick, clay, oil, asphalt, coal tar, or other materials used in roof ing. sidewalk or street paving or other works of public or private utili- ty, with full power to refine, manu- facture or otherwise secure and put in proper shape for actual use any and all of said materials; to secure by contract, grant, lease, purchase, or otherwise from any government, cor poration or individual the right to mine, manufacture. refine, or other wise put in proper shape or use, and afterwards to. use. sell or dispose of any or all of the above materials and engage in the general business of producing. manufactur- ing, buying or selling the same, or any refined product thereof; to have full l power to purchase, own and hold property, real and personal, necessary or proper In the conduct of the busi- ness of the corporation, and to secure by purchase with it's shares of stock, or to secure by invention or otherwise all patent rights. franchises or priv ileges, or to adopt or use any patent ed devices now in existence or that may hereafter be invented and re- quired necessary and needful to carry out the purpose of this corporation; to purchase, subscribe for, or other wise secure and hold, as long as may be necessary, shares of the capital stock of any other corporation or ganized under the laws of this Com monwealth, or of any other state or territory in the United States or of any other government: to sell or dis pose of any of the aforementioned property, rights, franchises or privi- leges or assign any contract obtained by said corporation whenever deemed advisable: to have full power to bor- row money and pledge and cucumber the property of the company, both real and personal, to secure the pay ment thereof; and in general to have any and all powers necessary and proper to carry out and perform all the acts above enumerated and all acts incidental thereto or embodied thereby; with capital stock of twen- ty-fve thousand dollars, common stock. Par value, one hundred dol lars. The amount of capital stock now to be issued is two hundred and fifty shares, to be paid for as follows: In cash: in full, as called for by