19970904Application.pdf

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GARY G. ALLEN
CHRISTOPHER J. BEESON
MICHAEL C. CREAMER
Roy L CIOUREN
JEFFREY C. FEREDAY
L. W. GRANT III
J. BART GREEN
ROBERT C. HUNTLEY, JR.
RICHARD W. JAN KOWSKI
KARL T. KLEIN
DAVID R. LOMBARDI
KIMBERLY D. MALONEY
KENNETH R. MCCLURE
CHRISTOPHER H. MEYER
L. EDWARD MILLER
PATRICK J. MILLER
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LAW OFFICES.-
GIVENS PURSLEY & HUNTLEL\.
A LIMITED LIABIUTY PARTNERSHIP
277 NO. 6TH STRE.'lJITE 200
P.O. Box 2720 • BOISE, IDAHO
[phone] '
FACSIMILE (aoe) 388-1201
September 4, 1997
JUDSON B. MONTGOMERY
TERRY L MYERS
RAMONA S. NEAL
STEVEN L. OLSEN
W. HUGH ORlORDAN
ROBERT L PHILLIPS
KENNETH L PURSLEY
GREGORY J. V,ETZ
CONLEY WARD
STEVEN R. WEEKS
STEPHANIE C. WESTERMEIER
RAYMOND 0. GIVENS
JAMES A. MCCLURE
OF COUNSEL
VIA HAND DELIVERY
Ms. Myrna Walters, Secretary
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
472 W. Washington Street
Boise, ID 83702
Us- -I MICHAEL C. CREAMER
DIRECT DIAL
[phone]
Matter: Joint Application
Our file: 3963-12
Dear Ms. Walters:
Enclosed please find one (1) original plus seven (7) copies to be filed, as well
as two (2) copies to conform of the following:
1. Joint Application of Albion Telephone Company, Westel,
Inc. and U S WEST Communications, Inc.;
2. Joint Application of Midvale Telephone Exchange, Inc.,
Sawtooth Telephone, Inc. and U S WEST
Communications, Inc.;
3. Joint Application of Project Mutual Telephone
Cooperative Association, Inc. and U S WEST
Communications, Inc.;
4. Joint Application of Farmers Mutual Telephone
Cooperative and U S WEST Communications, Inc.;
( o L -T- 97-15. Joint Application of Silver Star Telephone Company,
Columbine Telephone Company, Inc. and U S WEST
Communications, Inc.;
6. Joint Application of Direct Communications Rockland,
Inc., Direct Communications Lakeside, Inc. and U S
WEST Communications, Inc.;
7. Joint Application of Cambridge Telephone Company,
Council Telephone Company and U S WEST
Communications, Inc.; and
Ms. Myrna Walters, Secretary
September 4, 1997
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8. Joint Application of Fremont Telcom Co. and U S WEST
Communications, Inc.
Please ifie these Applications and return the conformed copies to me.
Sincerely,
IIAMYficaiel C. Creamer
Enclosures
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Conley E. Ward
Michael C. Creamer
GIVENS PURSLEY & HTJNTLEY LLP
277 North Sixth Street, Suite 200
P.O. Box 2720
Boise, Idaho 83701-2720
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: 208-388-1201
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Attorneys for Silver Star Telephone Company
and Columbine Telephone Company, Inc., dba as Teton Telecom Communications
Mary S. Hobson
STOEL RIVES
999 Main Street, Suite 1015
Boise, Idaho 83702-9011
Telephone: [phone]
Facsimile: 208-389-9040
Attorneys for U S WEST Communications, Inc.
BEFORE THE IDAHO PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
APPLICATION OF SILVER STAR
TELEPHONE COMPANY AND
COLUMBINE TELEPHONE
COMPANY, INC. DBA TETON
TELECOM COMMUNICATIONS, FOR
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY
AND APPLICATION OF U S WEST
COMMUNICATIONS, INC. FOR
AMENDED CERTIFICATE OF
PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND
NECESSITY
JOINT APPLICATION OF
SILVER STAR TELEPHONE
COMPANY, COLUMBINE
TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC.
AND US WEST
COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
COME NOW Silver Star Telephone Company and its affiliated company
Columbine Telephone Company, Inc., dba Teton Telecom Communications
(collectively "Columbine") by their attorneys, Givens Pursley and Huntley, LLP, of
Boise, Idaho, and respectfully request that Columbine Telephone Company, Inc. be
granted a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity recognizing Columbine's
JOINT APPLICATION OF SILVER STAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, COLUMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. AND
U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - 1
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acquisition of the assets of U S WEST Communications, Inc. ("U S WEST") located
within the Driggs, Victor and Tetonia telephone exchange ("Exchanges"); and U S
WEST, by and through its attorneys Stoel Rives, of Boise, Idaho, and respectfully
requests that its existing Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity be amended
to reflect its sale of the Exchanges.
INTRODUCTION
1.Joint Applicants are telecommunications corporations subject to the Idaho
Public Utilities Commission (the "Commission") regulatory jurisdiction pursuant to
Idaho Code, Title 61. The Commission has jurisdiction over the sale and transfer of
telephone exchanges pursuant to Idaho Code §§ 61-302, 61-526, 61-528, and 62-615.
2.In September 1994, Columbine and U S WEST filed ajoint application with the
Commission requesting approval of the sale of the Driggs, Victor and Tetonia, Idaho
exchange areas, and for the transfer of that portion of U S WEST's Certificate of
Public Convenience and Necessity pertaining to the Exchanges ("Certificate").
3.In March 1996, upon reconsideration and subject to certain conditions, the
Commission approved the sale of the Exchanges and the transfer of the Certificate.
Order No. 26353. That Order required U S WEST to amend its Certificate of Public
Convenience and Necessity to reflect the sale of the transferred Exchanges, and
required Columbine to file to include the purchased Exchanges within the purchaser's
certificated service area. Order at 22.
4.On May 14, 1997, the purchase and sale of the Exchanges were consummated
and Columbine assumed control and responsibility for providing local exchange
service within the Exchange areas.
5.Final closing of all the purchases and sales contemplated by Order No. 26353
occurred on May 14, 1997.
6.Columbine and U S WEST make this filing to comply with the Commission's
requirement that a Certificate be issued to the purchaser evidencing the transfer of
the Exchange.
7.Copies of Columbine's Certificate of Incorporation and Articles of Incorporation
are attached as Exhibits A & B.
WHEREFORE, Columbine and U S WEST request the following:
1. That this Commission grant Columbine Telephone Company, Inc. a Certificate
of Public Convenience and Necessity which reflects the acquisition of the Exchanges
purchased from U S WEST described below and indicated on the map attached as
Exhibit C hereto:
JOINT APPLICATION OF SILVER STAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, COLUMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. AND
U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. -2
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Bonneville County
T3N, R44E, Those portions of Sections 2 and 3 in Bonneville County; Section
10; those portions of Sections 11 and 14 in Bonneville County;
Sections 15, 22 and 23; those portions of Sections 24 and 25 in
Bonneville County; Sections 26, 27, 34 and 35; that portion of
Section 36 in Bonneville County
T3N, R45E, Those portions of Sections 31, 32, 33 and 34 in Bonneville County
Madison County
T6N, R42E, Those portions of Sections 1, 12, 13 and 24 lying East of Canyon
Creek
T6N, R43E, Sections 5 through 8; 17 through 20; 29 through 32
T7N, R42E, Sections 25; E1/4 26; 36
UN, R43E, All of Sections 19 and 20 in Madison County; Sections 29 through
32
Teton County
T3N, R44E, Section 1; those portions of Sections 2, 3 and 11 in Teton County;
Section 12; and those portions of Sections 13, 14, 24, 25 and 36 in
Teton County
T3N, R45E, All in Teton County
T3N, R46E, All in Teton County
T4N, R44E, All
T4N, R45E, All
T4N, R46E, All in Teton County
T5N, R44E, All
T5N, R45E, All
T5N, R46E, All in Teton County
T6N, R43E, Sections 1 through 4; 9 through 16; 21 through 28; 33 through 36
T6N, R44E, All
T6N, R45E, All
T6N, R46E, All in Teton County
T7N, R43E, All in Teton County
T7N, R44E, All in Teton County
T7N, R45E, All in Teton County
T7N, R46E, All in Teton County
T8N, R45E, All in Teton County
T8N, R46E, All in Teton County
2. That the Commission amend U S WEST's Certificate of Public Convenience
and Necessity to reflect the sale of the above-described Exchanges to Columbine; and
JOINT APPLICATION OF SILVER STAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, COLUMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. AND
U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - 3
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3. That the Commission grant Columbine and U S WEST such further relief as
the Commission deems appropriate under the circumstances.
DATED tbis4)9ay of 4f4J 1— , 1997.
STOEL RWES GIVENS PURSLEY & HIJNTLEY, LIJP
By: t) '-~ 14 ZL~D
Michael C. Creamer
Attorneys for Silver Star
Telephone Company and
Columbine Telephone Company,
Inc., dba as Teton Telecom
Communications
By: /1471'
Mary S. bbson
Attorneys for U S WEST
Communications, Inc.
JOINT APPLICATION OF SILVER STAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, COLUMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. AND
U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC. - 4
State of Idaho
CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATE STATUS
OF
COLUMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC.
I, PETE T. CENARRUSA, Secretary of State of the State of Idaho, hereby
certify that I am the custodian of the corporation records of this State.
I FURTHER CERTIFY That the records of this office show thaf the
above-named corporation was incorporated under the laws of Colorado and was
issued a certificate of authority in Idaho on August 7, 1996 under the file number
C 116008.
I FURTHER CERTIFY That the corporation is in goodstanding on the
records of this office.
Dated: May 14, 1997
SECRETARY OF STATE
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TEE RESTATED
APIES OF ISCOR2ORAIQT AND LENDN'S
OF
COLUIN TLEPEONE COMPANY, INC.
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EXHIBITJ_
S TABLE OF CNTETIS 1
Pac e
ARTICLE I 1
ARTICLE IT DUR.TIOT . .1
ARTICLE III PURPOSES .1
ARTICLE IV At3TORIZED SEARES .3
ARTICLE VI REGISTEERED
ARTICLE VIII DIRECTORS ATDcIJMTJLATIVE
ARTICLE IX REGULATIOTOF INRTALAFFAIRE ...................... 5
(a) Bylaws ................................................. 5
(b) Contracts with Interest-e- Directors. or Of!icrs ........ S
ARTICLE X SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR DIRECTOR ACTION ...... ........
ARTICLE XI SE.k.REEOrDER VOTE REQUIRED FOR FUNDAMENT.L CE?_TC-ES. . .7
ART±CLE XII RESTRICTIOTs OT TRANSFER OF STOCK.... ............. S
ARTICLE XIII PRE-EMP.TIVE RIGHTS ................................. 8
ARTICLE XIV: LIMITATION UPON DIRECTORS' LIABILITY.............. 9
ARTICLE XV: flTDEMNIFICATICN ................................... 10
ARTICLE XVI: TO1ASSESSIBILITY................................. 10
ARTICLE XVII: RIGET TO A1END .................................. 10
RESTT IcLES OF ICORpQRATIQT AZENDMrS
OF
CQLUIE TELZPEONI COMPANY, INC..
The Directors and Shareholders of Columbine Telephone
Company, Inc., a Colorado corporation, adopted a Resolution to
set forth the proposed Restated Articles of Incorporation and
Amendments. All outstanding shares of stock of the Corporation
voted for the Restated Articles of Incorporation and
Amendments. The Directors set forth the provisions of the
Articles of Inccrccratioei, as amended, pursuant to Sections 7-2-
107 and 7-2-112 of the Colorado Corporation Code, and in
accordance with the provisions of such sections, .tha following
information is set forth which supersedes the original Articles
01-Incorporation, and any amendments thereto:
A.RTICLE I
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The name of this Cororation is: Columbine Telephone
Company, Inc.
ARTICLE II
DURATION
The duration of the Corporation shall be perpetual.
ARTICLE III
PURPOSES
(a) This Corporation is organized for the basic
purposes as follows: To acuire, own, hold and operate local,
rural and long distance telephone lines, switchboards, exchanges
and other telephone property and to furnish local, rural and long
distance telechc4nd c nunicaticns serviCe the genera
oublic as a cabl4c utility in the Counties of Alamcsa and

- -... Saguache, and elsewhere within the State cE Colorado as the bcard
of directors may from time to time deternine, and to own, ocerate
and maintain all=ales, wires, cables, rights-of-way, eazc=cnts,
franchises, certificates or public convenience and aecssity,
licenses, acourtenances, and other crocerty and property rights,
both real and personal, as may be deemed necessary Ear the
proper, practical and convenient operation of the businesz at
orovidirig a comunicaticr.s service to the general public, or
otherwise, as a public utility, or otherwise; to own, ocerate and
maintain a ueneral comunications business of every kind a.m.d
nature, and to own, ocerate, lease, and maintain all apparatus,
equipment, machinery, devices, structures and other - property,
real and cer.sor.al , necessary, proper or ...convenient for the

) operation and maintenance of any such business; to aocui:e, own,
use and eno- real estate, easements, rights-of-way and other
property rights and interests, and any and all personal property,
by lease, purchase or otherwise, and to use, enjoy, mortgage,
sell, lease and dispose of the same when deemed proper, necessary
or advantageous by the Board of Directors of said corporation; to
own, hold, manace, operate, use and maintain, and to purchase,
erect, lease or otherwise acuire title to power generating
plants or stations, together with service and distribution lines,
and to use, sell, distribute or dispose of all or any part of the
power or electricity generated thereby, or any surplus not
required by the business of the corporation in furnsnng
ccu.nicatjor.s s'ice to the oublic or othe•se, and to deal
generally therein.
-• (b) This Corporation shall have all rights and ocwe
normally ascribed to arid incidental to said basic purpose and to
business oerations in general including, but not limited to,
raising capital and operating monies; entering into, erforming
arid carrying out contracts; entering into Oirit VritUeS or
limited or general partnership, and to act as a general partner
in one or more limited partnerships; acquiring1 by purchase or
otherwise, maintaining, deve1o4_ng, jmoro'ijnc, fi nancir.g,
mortgaging, selling, renting, or exchanging such real property,
ecuipment and other facilities as are needed by the Corporation;
and to undertake all business tansactior.s, functions and service
ordinary and necessary to the business, as set fortli above, or
any other lawful business authorized under the laws of this
) State.
(c)This Ccr.o:atioa shall also have as its purpose
the pursuit and development of any other business opportunities
that relate to its basic purpose, as set forth above.
(d)The Corporation may engage in other lawful
activities providing that its bylaws and/or records reflect-
proper action permitting such activity.
ARTICLE IV
AUTHORIZED SFAR.ZS
The aggregate number of shares of common stock which
the Corporation shall have authority to issue is 100,000 having a
l.00 par value. Each share shall participate equally in the
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earned surLus anSividens of the CorporatS as weLl a share
ecually in the distribution of the assets of the Ccroraticn uoi
dissolution -and- termination. There shall be one (].) class of
common stock.
Such common stock shall be divided into votin g common
stock and non-voting common stock. Twenty-Five Thousand (25,000)
shares shall be designated as voting common and Seventy-Five
Thousand (75,000) shares designated as non-voting coon. As
between the voting and non-votin g common the voting rights shall
be the sole difference.
ARTICLE V
REGiSTERED OFFICE ?D AGENT
The address of this Corporation's registered office is
8621 Monroe Street, Ecoper, Colorado 83116, and the-name of its
registered agent at such address is Louise Williams.
ARTICLE VI
DIRECTORS AND 3MULATIVE VOTING
The number of Directors con stituting the Board of
Directors of this Corcration is six (6) and the names and
addresses of persons who are to serve as Directors are as
follows:
NAME
Melvin R. Eoopes
Ard.ell C. Eooes
Bonnie E. Hoopes
ADDRESS
Box 226
Freedom, Wyoming 83L20
Box 226
Freedom, Wyoming 83120
326 stonehedge Drive, -1 9L
Salt Lake City, Utah 84107
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Stephe.-0 Ecopes BoX2Ø
Wvcig 83120
Box 226 A.U.en R. scopes Bo
eedo, Wycoing 83120
Brad E. Eccpes 4665 Quail Vista Lane, G
Salt Lake City, Utah 841.117
Such Directors are to be elected by cumulative voting,
in that each Shareholder shall be entitled to Vote all of his
whole or fractional shares cumulatively.
ARTICLE VII
REGULATIO& OF ITERT?L kFFAIRS
(a) Bylaws: The majority of the Directors may adopt
bylaws for the Corporation which are cc itent with these
Articles and the laws of the State of Colorado, and may amend and
repeal from time to time any bylaw as provided here.after.
(b)Cont:act5 with Interested Directors or Officers. To
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contract, lease, or other transaction between the Coro:ation an&
any other corocrajon and no other act of the Cororation with
relation to any other corporation shall, in the absence of fraud,
in any way be invalidated or otherwise affected, by the fact that
any one or more of the Directors of the Corporation is
pecuniarily or otherwise interested in, or are Directors or
Officers of such other cororatjcn. Any Director of the
Corporation may vote upon any contract or other transaction
between the Corporation and any subsidiary or affiliated
Corporation without regard to the fact that he is also a Director
of such subsidiary or affiliated Cororation. Any Director of
the Corporation, individually, or any firm or association of
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S which any D:rectr m av be a ebe:, may be a party , to, or may he
cecuniarily or otherwise interested in, any contract, lease or
other transaction with the Corrcration, provided that the fact
that he individually or as a member of such firm or association
is such a party to, or is soined in, any contract, Lease,
or other transaction with the Cororation, shall disclose, or
shall have been known, to the Board of Directors or by a majority
of such members thereof as shall be present at any meeting of the
3oard of Directors at which action upon any such contract or
transaction shall be taken; and in any case described in this
paragraph, any such Director may be counted in dete:ir.ing th
existence of a quorum at any meeting of the Board of DLrector.s
which shall authorize any such contract, lease, or other
transaction and may vote thereat to authorize any uch contract
or transaction.
C. ARTICLE VIII
SPECIALREQJIBITTS FOR DIRECTOR ACTIC LNT
Excet with the affirative vote of not lass than
fifty-one percent (31%) of the total number of Directors
constituting the entire Board, the Board of Directors or any
committee thereof shall not have the power, or take any action
the result of which would be to:
(a)amend, repeal or alter in anyway the Artic'es
OIL Incorporation or Bylaws of the Corporation;
(b)merge or consolidate or agree to merge or
consolidate the Corporation with or into any other
corporation or corporations;
... ) liquidate ' recranire or recapitalize the
Car oration or adoct any clan to do so;
(d)issue or sell any shares of Cacji Stock of
the Cororatjon or any optoas or riclits to purchce any
shares of Cacjtaj. Stock of the Corporation, whether or
not such shares have been creviouslcr authorized or
issued;
(e)declare or pay any dividends on, or make arty
other distributions ucon or in rescect of, or purchase,
retire or retain any Shares of the Capital Stock of the
Corporation, or set aside any funds for such ouroses.
A.RTICLE IX
SEL?EEOLDER VOTE REQUIRED FOR TDATTAL CE.NC-ES
The affirmative vote of holders of fifty-one cecent
(51%) or the oultstand4na shares entitled to vote shall be
( _-) necessary for the following corporate action:
(a) Amendment to the Articles of Incorcoratjon;
(b) Merer or consolidation of the Corcorati.ci;
(c) Reduction or increase of the stated capital. of
the Cororatjon;
(d) Reduction or increase in the number of
authorized shares of the Corporation
(e)Sale, lease or exchange of the major portion
of the property or assets of the Corporation;
(f)Dissolution of the Corporation.
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0 S ARTICLE X
RESTRICTIONS ON TRSFZR OF STOCX
If (a) any two or more Shareholders or subsc:ibrs to
stock of the Corporation shall enter into any agreement
abridging, limiting or restricting the rights of any one or ncce
of then to sell, assi, transfer, mortgage, pledge, hvothecate
or 44_-Zansfer on the books of the Corporation, any or all oJI. the
stock of the Cororation held by then and if a copy of said
agreement shall be..filed with the Corporation, or if (h) the
Incorcorators or the Shareholders entitled to vote shall adoot
any bylaw provision abridging, liniting or restricting the
aforesaid rights of any Shareholders, then and in either of such
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events, all certificates of shares of stock subject to such
.:abridg=ens, imitations or restrictions shall have a reference
thereto endorsed thereon by an officer of the Corporation and
such stock shall not thereafter be transferred on the books of
the Corporation except in accordance herewith or with the terns
• and provisions of such agreement or bylaws, as the case may ha.
ARTICLE XI
PRE-EMPTIVE RIGHTS
The authorized and treasury stock of this Corporation
may be issued at such tine, upon such terns and conditions, and
for such consideration as the Board of Directors shall determine.
Shareholders shall have pre-emptive rights to acquire
unissued shares of this Cororation in the manner and subject to
the imitations prescribed by this Article, and not otherwise.
Before the Board of Directors shall issue any unissued shares of
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this Cororati, authorized in these Articles or by later
amendment, it shall notify each Shareholder of the proposed
issuance of the terms and Cotditions under which the shares are
DroDosed to be issued. For a period of thirty (30) days altar
the giving of such notice, any Shareholder shall have the rthts,
on the same terms and conditions as is stated in the notice, to
acuire such MOrtion, of the shares proposed to be issued as the
shares held by such Shareholder bears to the total shares issued
and outstanding at the time such notice is given, such right to
be exercised by giving notice of such election to the Cornaration
at its registered office. If any shareholder does not give
notice of his election to acuire such shares within such
day period, period, the shares may be issued to others, but only on terms
and conditions no more favorable than the terms and conditions
-.Stated in the notice to the Shareholders. Except as provided for
(-i above, no .other pre-emtive rights shall vest in any Shareholdar.
ARTICLE X1 I
LIMITATION LIP-Off DIRECTORS' LIABILITY
To the fullest extent permitted by the Colorado
Corporat-ion Code, as the same exists or may hereafter be amended,
no diretor of the corporation shall be personally liable to the
Corporation or its shareholders for monetary damages for breach
of fiduciary duty as a director, except for liability (i) for any
breach of a director's duty' of loyalty to the Corporation or its
shareholders, (ii) for acts or omissions not in good faith or
which involve intentional misconduct or a knowing violation of-
law, (iii) for actions under Section 7-3-101.5 of the Colorado
- Ccroration Coder (iv) for any tzansact.-4 0from which a
director derived an improper persaaal benefit.
-. ARTICLE XIII
INE 4 r 1ZATIOT
The Corporation shall iave the power to indemnify, to
the maximum extent permitted, by law, as amended from time to
time, by exress provision in its By-Laws, by agreement, or by
majority vote of either its shareholders or disinterested
directors, present or former shareholders, directors and/or
officers, agents, and/or employees of the Corporation.
A.RTICLE XIV
NQN'ASSESS 13 ILITY
Shares of the Corporation shall not be subject to
assessment for paent of debts of the Corporation..
ARTICLE X1
RIGHT TO ?1€TD
These Articles may be amended as provided herein. The
Corporation reserves the right to amend, alter, change or epeal
- any provision of these Articles, in the manner now or heeaft
prescribed by law, and by these Articles; and all rights and
powers co,f erred herein on Shareholders and Directors are subject
• to this reserved power.
DATED this /) day of l9
COLCThSINE TELEPHONE COMPANY,
INC.
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certify that on the 1 day of 71YI , 119 Melvin
R. Eooes and Ardell C. E000es, p ersonally apea.red before me
who, being first duly sworn, severally decl.ared that they are the
persons who sicned the foregoing document as Officers and that
the statements therein contained are true.
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