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Show 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 0 0 9 IDtltttttiuggiii Lateral No. 62 dissatisfaction Dear Editor: We are writing this to express our appreciation to you, and to the stockholders in Lateral No. 62 of the Ashley Upper Irrigation Company for publishing in the April 2 issue of the Vernal Express, the Articles of Incorporation In-corporation and the By-laws of the Ashley Upper Irrigation Company. During the past while, it seems there has been a lot of dissatisfaction among the stockholders of our company over various things. This has brought many questions to our minds, which we have been unable to come up with an answer to, in spite of whom we asked, until we had the opportunity to sit down and read the Articles and By-laws in the Vernal Express. Some of those questions which are so clearly answered an-swered in these Articles and By-laws are: 1. Did our previous directors have the right and the authority to move the Upper Canal office away from the Ashely Waters Users office? 2. Did our present directors have the right and the authority to move the Upper Canal office back the Ashley Waters Users office? 3. When should the annual meeting be held? . .. . 4. Does the company have any responsibility down the individual laterals? 5. What determines who is to act as President of the company? 6. What lands are intitled to be irrigated through the Alta Ditch? 7. Who is responsible to keep record of the amount of water each individual stockholder uses? 8. When can voting be done by proxy? 9. How much should it cost to get a new water certificate issued? 10. Can water be transferred from one lateral to another, and if so, how and when? 11. How should stockholders order their water? 12. Who makes the decisions of the amount of water the stockholders can draw? 13. How should the financial needs of the company be assessed? 14. Does the stockholder have to specify how many shares of his A.V.R. water he wants to draw in the Ashley Upper Canal? If there is anyone else who has had, or been asked, any of these questions, we urge them to sit down and study pages 29, 30 and 31 of the April 2 issue of the Vernal Express, and then to make every effort possible to see that we live by our Articles and By-laws, which have undoubtedly had a lot of time and effort put into them, and seem to be very adequate. We feel that if we were forced to live by our own set of Articles and By-laws, our company would operate much more smoothly and efficiently. May we say thanks again to you, Mr. Editor, and to the stockholders In lateral No. 02, and suggest the rest of us take a like amount of interest and demand our conitmny be run according to its own Articles and Ity laws. SINCERELY, Concerned Stockholders EI.DON KILLINGS |
