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by the members of the Committee,
and shall be delivered to D. L.
Gallup. Comptroller of The Atch
ison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company, to be held by him at his
office, No. 59 Cedar Street, in the
City -f New York, for account of
all the parties in interest. Any
holders of such bonds (other than
the $324,000 of such bonds held
by the Santa Fe Pacific Company)
may become parties to this agree
ment on or before such date as the
Committee may prescribed by deliv
ering, on the terms of this agree
ment, to said D. L. Gallup, or to
such other depositary as the Com
mittee may appoint, their bonds,
with all coupons thereto belonging,
except coupons which matured
prior to the first day of July,
1900. Depositing Bondholders
shall receive receipts signed by
said depositary, or by any other
depositary that may be designated
by the Committee, specifying the
bonds and coupons deposited, and
referring to this agreement, which
receipts and all rights thereunder
shall be transferable, subject to
this agreement, in such manner as
the Committee may approve. The
Committee, in its discretion, may
require any Depositing Bondhold
ers, at the time of such 'deposit,
to sign a copy of this agreement,
and to deliver the same, to the de
positary; but any depositor, by
receiving any such receipt signed
by the depositary, shall become a
party hereto with the same effect
as if he had signed this agreement.
Depositing Bondholders who fail
to deposit their bonds on or before
such date as the Committee shall
prsecribe will not be entitled to
deposit the same or to become par
ties to this agreement, or to share
in the benefits thereof, and shall
acquire no rights thereunder; but
the Committee, in its disci etion,
either generally or in tspecial in
stances, may extend the time for
receiving deposits and may receive
deposits to a later date, and may
waive any default by writing
signed by a majority of the mem
bers of the Committee, or by resolution.
Owners of bonds of the Railroad
Company deposited with the Inter
national Trust Company for pur
poses of foreclosure may deposit
such bonds by causing said Inter
national Trust Company to deliyer
the same to the depositary, who
thereupon as holder of said bonds
may redeposit the same with said
International Trust Company in
exchange for receipts therefor to
be issued by said Trust Company
to the depositary.
II.
The Depositing Bondholders re
quest the Committee to endeavor
to carry out this agreement and
the following plan, viz:
The railroad and property of the
Railroad Company, when sold at
judicial sale, shall be bid in. by or
for account of the Committee,
which shall causa the same to be
conveyed to and vested in a new
railroad company, in consideration
of the issue therefor of $150,000
par value of . the fully paid up five
per cent preferred stock and $1,
205.000 par value of the fully paid
up common stock of such new rail
road company. Such $150,000 of
preferred stock shall be pnrt of an
authorized issue of $250,000; and
such preferred stock shall entitle
the holders thereof to receive cumu
lative dividends at the rate of five
per cent per annum before any
dividend shall be paid on the com
mon stock, and in case of dissolu
tion or liquidation of the com
pany, to receive the par amount of
their stock together with any cumu
lative dividends that shall have
accrued thereon, and that shall
remain unpaid, before any sum
shall be payable to the holders of
the common stock. Such $1,205,
000 of the' common stock and $250.
000 of preferred stock are to be
the total authorized issue of the
capital stock of such new railroad
company.
The Committee is to enter into
an agreement with the Santa Fe
Pacific Company, whereby the
Santa Fe Pacific Company shall
agree to deposit with the Commit
tee said $324,000 par value of such
bonds of the Railroad Company,
pgether with coupons thereon
maturing subsequent to July 1.
1900. and from time to time to ex
pend for the purposes hereinafter
stated or to pay over to the Com
mittee sums in cash amounting in
the aggregate to $150,000; and the
Committee is to agree with the
Santa Fe Pacific Company that
upon the completion of the reor
ganization the Committee will
transfer and deliver, or cause to
be' transferred and delivered, to
the Santa Fe Pacific Company, or
Upon its order, $150,000 par value
of such preferred stock and $529,
000. par value of such common
stock of such new railroad com
pany, being a majority of all the
shares of the capital stock of such
hew railroad company. Such ag
gregate sum of $150,000 in cash to
be expended by the Santa Fe Pa-
cific Company or paid over to the
Committee shall be expended by
said Company or be used by the
Committee for the following pur
poses, viz:
(a) To complete the construc
tion and equipment of the railroad
of the Railroad Company, or to
make advances to the Receiver or
to such new railroad company as
shall be organized hereafter and
become the owner of said railroad
for the purpose of completing the
same- to uo uu nets ami uungs wmen me
(b)' To acquire, compromise or, Committee in its discretion may
settle claims against the Railroad (deem necessary for the purpose of
Company or said Receiver; ; carrying out said plan and this
(c) to pay any sum in cash re- j agreement, and each Depositing
quired to be paid upon the acquisi- Bondholder for himself but not for
tion of said railroad; and the others by the deposit of his
(d) To pay any sums required to j bonds, assigns and transfers the
be paid for expenses. or otherwise) deposited bonds to the Committee
in carrvinir out such nlans. or anv land the survivor and their or his
of the provisions of this agree
ment
Anv Receiver's certificate or
other claim of any kind that shall
be acquired by the Santa Fe Pacific
Company by expenditure of any
part of said aggregate sum of
$150,000, shall be assigned to or
upon the order ot the Committee,
or to such new railroad company,
or shall be released.
Upon the completion of the re
organization the Committee
shall transfer and deliver, or cause
to be trinsfcrred and delivered, to
the Santa Fe Pacific Company, or
upon its order, said $150,000 par
value of such preferred stock and
$529,000 par value of such common
stock of the new railroad company,
and the Committee shall transfer
and deliver, or cause to be trans
ferred and delivered, to the re
spective holders of receipts issued
to depositors of the remaining
$676,000 par value of bonds of the
Railroad Company, upon surrender
and cancellation of such receipts,
an amount of common slock of the
new railroad company equal at par
to the par .amount of the bonds
represented by such receipts
spectively.
If the holder of any of such
maining $676,000 of binds of
r.
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th -
Railroad Company shall fail to
de-
posit his bonds and to become a
party hereto, the
., t
the new railroad company which
would be deliverable to such holder
if he had deposited his bonds nnd
become a party hereto, shall be
turned over by the Committee to
tie new railroad company, to be
held as a treasury asset.
It is understood that the aggre
gate of the sum in cash to be ex-'
pended by the Santa Pacific Com-
pany, or paid over to the Commit-1
tee is to be $150,000, and no more. I
In case that more than the sum ofi
$150,000 cash should be required !
for the purpose of carrying out i
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securities and the railroad and
property of the new railroad corn
company with the payment of such
additional sum, and the Committee
may require the new railroad com
pany to assume the payment of any
such .additional sum, and to givej
its notes therefor, payable not lessi
than one year after the date of the
completion of the
re-organization,
and to assume any obligation in -
curred by the Committee. All pre -
ferred stock, cash and other assets
received or acquired by the Com-
mittee (including the deposited
bonds and all claims that shall
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acquired) which shall not be re
quired to perform such agreement
with the Santa Fe Pacific Company
and to make distribution among
the Depositing Bondholders as
above provided and to carry out the
provisions of this plan and this
agreement be turned over to the
new company.
The Committee shall make pro
vision so that the new railroad
company shall not issue any mort
gage bonds and shall not issue any
preferred stock in excess of the
amount above provided fur except
with the consent of the holders of
two-thirds of all the common stock
of the new railroad company which
then shall be outstanding.
The first board of directors of
the new railroad company is to con
sist of seven directors, and the
Committee shall cause five persons
who are to be designated to be by
the Santa Fe Pacific Company, nnd
two persons, who are to be designa
ted by W. R. Paget and F. C. Part
ridge, to be chosen as such board of
directors, provided such designa
tion shall be made in writing prior
to the organization of the new rail
road company.
The Committee, in its discretion,
may carry out, or attempt to carry
out, the foregoing plan through
a re-organization of the Railroad
Company without a judicial sale,
by acquiring all the stock of the
Railroad Company, by procuring
the cancellation of all its bonds and
the release of all claims against it
and by readjusting its capitaliza
tion so a3 to enable the Committee
to make delivery of the preferred
stock and common stock as above
provided to the Santa Fe Pacific
'Company and to Depositing Bond
holders; and, in that event, the
'Railroad Company shall be deemed
to be he new railroad company
under the foregoing provisions of
this plan.
the Depositing landholders re-
spectively authorize the Committee
successors, as joint tenants, and
agrees that the Committee shall
be vested with all the rights and
powers of owners thereof. And
without limiting the foregoing
general provision, it is hereby ex
pressly declared that the Committee
shall be authorized to exercise
every power vested in the holders
of said bonds; to purchase or other
wise acquire -or contract for the
purchase or satisfaction of any
liens upon any part of the mort
gaged property or any claims
against said Railroad Company,
nnd to compromise with any such
lien claimants or other creditors of
said Railroad Company; to take any
nction which said Committee may
in its discretion deem proper for
the purpose of obtaining, securing
or perfecting the title, ownership
and possession of said railroad and
property of the Railroad Company
or any part thereof for the pur
pose of expediting the reorganiza
tion or avoiding litigation; to
apply for said purposes the de
posited bonds and any funds raised
by the Committee, and to raise all
necessary funds upon pledge of the
Idenosited bonds, charging there
with the right's of depositors under
Hhis agreement and their interest
i in me new securities iu oe is-sul-u,
and in general
to do whatever in
the Committee may
the opinion of
oe juuicious or
advisable for the
purpose of carrying out the fre-
! going plan and this agreement: it
being hereby expressly declared
, that the specification of particular
j powers herein shall not be con
strued as limiting the general
powers hereby granted, and that
i the exercise of the powers by thi
! agreement conferred upon the
Committee shall be in all respects
I discretionary with it.
i It is, however, expressly under
, stood and declared that the Com
mittee shall pot have any power to
render any Depositing Bondholder
personally liable for any moneys
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I property which is the subject mat-
tor of this
agreement may be
, , . ,
charged with
the liabilities or ob-
ligations incurred by the Com-
tmitlpe.
! The amount to be bid by the
Committee at anv foreclosure or
other sale ot the railroad or other
property of the Railroad Company
shall.be entirely discretionary with
the Committee.
All bonds and other property
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of the Committee; and at any time
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The ( ommittee
. may organize
the new company proposed to be
formed, in such manner as the
Committee shall deem be3t, and
may receive and vote upon the
stock of such new company until
the same shall be transferred to
the parties entitled to receive the
same hereunder.
This agreement is to be opera
tive whenever $800,000 par value
of such bonds of the Railroad Com
pany, or such less amount as the
Committee shall deem to be suffi
cient, shall have been deposited
hereunder. In case for any reason
the Committee shall determine
that it has become expedient to
attempt to carry out the plan, it
shall return to the depositors their
bqnds. upon surrender of the re
spective receipts therefor, and
shall assign and deliver or transfer
nnd convey to the Santa Fe Pa
cific Company any Receiver's cer
tificates, claims or other obliga
tions or property purchased out of
any cash paid to the Committee
by thfc Santa Fe Pacific Company.
V.
The Committee may adopt its
own rules of procedure and it may
employ such counsel, attorneys in
fact and agents as it deems neces
sary, may fix the compensation for
their services and may make such
expenditures as it shall in good
faith deem necessary for the pur
pose of carrying out this agree
ment; and it may procure the per
formance of any matters and
things herein provided for by such
agents, trustees and attorneys as
ij may in" its discretion deem
proper. The Committee shall act
by a majority of its membeis, and
the action of Mich majority shall
be binding and have the same
effect as if assented to by the full
Committee. Two members shall
constitute such majority. Any
such action may be taken at a
meeting at which a majority ot"
the Committee shall be present in
person or by proxy; or any action
may be taken without a meeting pro
vided such action be assented to or
subsequently approved in writing
by a majority of all the members
of the Committee. A record shall
be kept of all acts and proceedings
of the Committee. Any' member
of the Committeo may resign. In
case of any vacancy the remaining
members of the Committee by
appointment in writing may ap
point a new member to fill such
vacancy, in like manner the Com
mittee by appointment in writing
may add to its number. All right,
title and powers vested in the
Committee shall from time to
time vest in the members for the
time being of the Committee with
out any further appointment, trans
fer or assignment.
The committee undertakes in
good faith to endeavor to carry
out this plan and agreement, but
the members of the committee as
sume no personal responsibility
for the execution thereof. No
member shall be liable in any case
for the acts of the other members
or of the depositary, nor for the
acts of any attorneys, trustees or
agents seiec ed in good iaith; nor
shall any member be personally
liable for any error of judgment
or mistake of law, but each shall
be liable only for his own wilful
malfeasance.
Present or future members of
the committee may be peculiarly
interested in said bonds and in the
matters which are the subject of
this agreement.
The accounts of the committee
shall be filed with the new rail
road company and when approved
by its board of directors the com
mittee shall be discharged.
In Witness Whereof, said com
mittee has caused this agreement
to be signed the day and year first
above written, and the depositors
of bonds have accepted receipts
issued by the depositary as herein
before provided.
Edward D. Kenna,
Byron L. Smith, Committee.'
James H, Eckels, )
In Witness Whereof, we the under
signed, being said purchasers and
their associates, have hereunto
severally subscribed our names and
affixed our seals this 30th day of
July. A. D. 1901
Edward D. Kennea, (seal)
Byron L. Smith. (seal)
James H. Eckels, (seal)
C. N. Sterry. (seal)
Thomas J. Norton, (seal)
Approved :
Francis T. A. Junkin,
Counsel to Committee
State of Illinois, )
County of Cook. J
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Before me, Edward J. Engel, a
Notary Public in and for said
County nnd State, on this day, per
sonally appeared Edward D. Kenna,
Byron L. Smith and James H.
Eckels, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed
to the foregoing instrument, and
each acknowledged to me that he
executed the same for the purposes
and consideration there in expres
sed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 30th day .of July, A. D.
1901.
(seal) Edward J. Engel.
Notaty Public. Cook County,
Illinois.
My Commission expires April 17,
1905.
State of California, )
County of Los Angeles, f
' SS.
Before me, J. L. B. Hamilton, a
Notary Public in and for said
County and state, on this day per
sonally appeared. Clinton N. Sterry,
known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the foregoing
instrument, and acknowledged to
me that he executed the same for
the purposes and consideration
therfiin expressed
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 7th day of Angust, A. D.
1901.
(seal) J. L B. Hamilton,
Notary Public, Los Angeles
County, California.
My Commission expires June 23,
1903
State of California, )
City and County of ss.
San Francisco. )
Before me, John J. Deane a
Notary Public in and for said City
and County and State, on this day,
personally appeared Thomas J.
Norton, known to me to be the
person whose name is subscribed to
the foregoing instrument, and ac
knowledged to me that he executed
the same for the purposes and con
sideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 5th day of August, A. D.
1901
(seal) John J. Deane,
Notary Public, City and
County of San Francisco,
Slate of California.
My Commission expires Sep. 24,
1904.
(Endorsed)
Filed in the office of the Sec
retary of the Territory of Arizona
this 10th day of August, A. D. 1901
at 9: a. m.
Isaac T. Stoddard,
Secretary of Arizona.
Amendment to
Certificate of Incorporation
of
The Grand Canyon Railway Com
. pany
Whereas, The Grarid Canyon
Railway-Company was duly incor
porated by Articles filed with the
Secretary of the Territory of the
Territory of Arizona on August 10,
1901, under the laws of the Ter
ritory of Arizona to construct,
operate and maintain a railroad
from the Town of Williams in
Coconino County, Territory of Ari
zona, in a northerly direction to
the Bright Angel Trail and Indian
Garden in the Grand Canyon of the
Colorado River, a distance of about
seventy-one (71) miles; and
Whereas, in and by said Articles,
it was, among other things, provi
ded, under Paragraph Fourth there
of, as follows:
"Fourth. The number of its
Directors who shall manage the
affairs of such corporation shall
be seven and the- names and post
office addresses of the Directors for
the first year are as follows:
Names. Post-office Addresses.
,'E. P. Ripley, Chicago, Illinois.
"W. R. Page, Proctor, Vermont,
"Byron L. Smith, Chicago, Illinois,
"James H. Eckels, Chicago,Illinois.
"E. D. Kenna. Chicago. Illinois,
"I. L. Hibbard, Wmslow, Arizona.
"R. J. Arey. Williams, Arizona."
and,
Whereas, at a special meeting of
stockholders of The Grand Canyon
Railway Company, duly called for
that purpose, at which meeting the
entire outstanding Capital Stock of
The Grand Canyon Railway Com
pany was represented in person or
by proxy, it was unanimously re
solved to alter and amend the
Articles of Incorporation of The
Grand Canyon Railway Company,
by providing for nine Directors in
place of seven Directors, and by
adding to the names of the Direct
ors for the first year the following
named persons, to-wit:
Frank A. Day, of Boston, Massa
chusetts, and W. B. Jansen. of
Chicago, Illinois,
Now, Therefore. This Is to Cer
tify, That the undersigned, The
Grand Canyon Railway Company,
has altered and amended, and does
hereby alter and amend its Articles
of Incorporation or Association so
filed in the Office of the Secretary
of the Territory of Arizona as
aforesaid, by substituting for Para
graph Fourth of said Articles, the
following,, towit:
"Fourth. The number of Direc
tors of The Grand Canyon Railway
Company who shall manage the
affairs of said corporation shall be
nine, and the names and postoffice
addresses of the Directors for the
first year are as follows:
Names Postoffice Addresses
"E. P. Ripley, Chicago, Illinois,
"W. R. Page, Proctor, Vermont.
"Byron L. Smith, Chicago, Illinois,
"James A. Eckels, Chicago, Illinois,
"E. D. Kenna. Chicago, Illinois,
"I. L. Hibbard, Winslow, Arizona,
"R. J. Arey, Williams, Arizona,
"Frank A. Day. Boston. Massa-
Ichusetts.
"W. B. Jansen, Chicago. Illinois."
In Witness Whereof, the under
signed has caused these presents
to bo executed by its officers there
unto duly authorized, and to be
attested by its seal, this 27th day
of January, A. D.. 1902.
THE GRAND CANYON RAILWAY
COMPANY
(Seal) By (Signed) E. P. Ripley,
Attest: Its President.
(Sgd.) Francis T. A. Junkin..
Its Asst. Secretary.
State of Illinois, )
County of Cook, I '53-
Before me, Edward J. Engel, a
Notary Public in and for said
County and State, on this day per
sonally appeared Edward P. Ripley,
to me personally known, a n,d
known to me to be the President of
The Grand Canyon Railway Com
pany, who in my presence sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged to me that he exe
cuted the same by authority of the
Board of Directors of said cor
poration and for the purposes
therein expressed; and said Edward
P. Ripley, being duly sworn, de
posed and said that he knows the
corporate seal of said corporation,
that the seal affixed to said instru
ment is such corporate seal, and
that the same was affixed thereto
by authority of the Board of Di
rectors of said corporation.
Given under my hand and seal of
office", this 27th day of. January,
A. D., 1902.
(Seal) (Signed) Edward J. Engel,
Notary Public for Cook
County, Illinois.
My commission expires April
17th. 1905.
Filed and recorded in the office
of the Secretary of the Territory,
of Arizona this eighth day of Feb
ruary, A. D.. 1902, at 9 a. m.
Isaac T. Stoddard,
Secretary of Arizona.
Second Amendment
to
Articles of Incorporation'
of
The Grand Canyon Railway Company
Whereas, by Articles of Associa
tion filed with the Secretary of the
Territory of Arizona, on August 10,
1901, The Grand Canyon Railway
Company was incorporated under
the Jaws of the Territory of Ari
zona to construct, operate and
maintain a railroad from the town
of Williams, in Coconino County,
in the Territory of Arizona, in a
northerly direction to the head of
the Briget Angel Trail on the rim
of the Grand Canyon of the Colo
rado River; and
Whereas, by an amendment to
said Articles of Association filed in
the office of the Secretary of the
Territory of Arizona on the eighth
dav of February, 1902, the number
of Djrectors of the said The Grand
Canyon Railway Company was in
creased from seven to nine; and
Whereas, at a meeting of the
Board of Directors of. the said The
Grand Canyon Railway Company
held at Chicago, Illinois, on Feb
ruary 2, 1903, it was resolved by
said Directorate to increase the
number of Directors of said Rail
way Company from nine to eleven.
Now. Therefore' This Is To Cert
ify that the undersigned, the Grand
Canyon Railway Company, has al
tered and amended and does hereby
alter and amend the fourth para
graph of its said Articles of As
sociation as amended on February
8, 1902, to read as follows:
"4. The number of Directors
of The Grand Canyon Railway who
shall manage the affairs of said
Corporation shall be eleven, and
the names and postoffice addresses
nf suid Directors shall be as fol
lows, until their successors have
been elected and qualified:
Names Postoffice Addresses
E. P. Ripley, Chicago. Illinois,
E. D. Kenna, Chicago, Illinois,
W. B. Jansen, Chicago, Illinois;
Francis T. A. Junkin, Chicago,
Illinois,
F. A. Norton, Chicago, Illinois,
Robert Dunlap, Chicago. Illinois,
W. R. Page, Proctor. .Vermont,
I. L. Hibbard, .Winslow, Arizona,
R. J. Arey. Williams. Arizona,
Frank A. Day. Boston, Massa
chusetts, G. Holterhoff, Jr., Los Angeles,
California.
In Witness Whereof the under
signed has caused these presents to
be executed by its officers there
unto duly authorized and to be
sealed and attested this 4th day of
June, 1903.
THE GRAND CANYON RAILWAY
(Seal) By E. P. Ripley,
Attest: Its President.
G. Holterhoff, Jr.,
Secretary.
State of Illinois)
County of Cook )
Before me Edward J. Engel, a
Notary Public in and for said
County and State, on this day per
sonally , appeared E. P. Ripley,
known to me to be the person
Avhose name is subscribed to the
foregoing instrument as President
of The Grand Canyon- Railway
Company and acknowledged to me
the execution of the said instru
ment as the free act and deed of
said corporation by him volun
tarily .executed for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
.Given under my hand and seal of
office this 5th day of June, 1903.
(Seal) Edward J. Engel,
Notary Public.
My commission expires 17th day
of April, A. D.. 1905.
State of California )
County of Los Angeles ) 8S
" Before me E. M. Aitbury, a No
tary Public in and for said County
and State on this day personally
appeared G. Holterhoff, Jr., known
to me to be the person .whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing in
strument as Secretary of The
Grand Canyon Railway Company
and acknowledged to me the exe
cution of the said instrument as
the free, act and deed of said cor
poration by him voluntarily exe
cuted and for the purpose and con
sideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 2nd day of July, 1903.
(Seal) E. M. Astbury,
Notary Public.
My commission expires 30th day
of January, A. D., 1907.v
Filed in the office of the Ter
ritorial Auditor of the Territory of
Arizona, this 20 day.of July A. D.
1903 at 10. A. M.
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