Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

duce, amalgamate, dress, manipulate and prepare for market, quartz, ore. tailings, metal and mineral substances of all kinds. and precious stones, and generally to carry on any metallurgical operations which may seem conducive to any of the corporations objects.
 C. To buy, sell. refine, trade, and deal in bullion, specie, coin. gold. silver, and precious metals and stones, and to buy. sell, manufacture, hire, trade, and deal in tin and other metals, minerals. coal, coke, bricks, timber, ivory, goods and produce of all kinds, and plant machinery, implements, conveniences provisions, and things capable of being used in connection with mining, metal lurgical or other operations.
 D. To purchase, lease, or otherwise acquire concessions, lands, estates, and properties Of any tenure whatever for mining, or for any other purpose what ever ill any part of the world, and any rights, privileges, powers, easements, and appurtenances thereto, belonging or herewith held. occupied, or enjoyed. and to explore. work exercise, develop finance. and utilize the same. and de- velop the resources thereof by building planting, clearing. mining. and other wise dealing with the same.
 F. To make, build, construct, pro vide. maintain, improve, carry on, use and work in any parts of the world canals, reservoirs, water works, wells, aqueducts, water courses, furnaces, gas works, piers. wharves, docks. quartz saw, and other mills, crushing works, hydraulic works, factories, warehouses, cI,f buildings which may be deemed expedi- ent for the purposes of the corporation. and to contribute to the cost of making, building. constructing, providing. car rying on, using and working the same
 r. To acquire by purchase or other wise for the business of the corpora tion in any part of the world, any man. ufaCtories, buildings, mills, plant, en- zines. machinery. patents, patent rights. secret processes. or other things. and to erect and maintain, or recon struct and adopt manufactories, build ings, mills. plant. engines, machinery, and other things found necessary or convenient for the purposes of the cor roraton.
 c. To purchase or otherwise acquire. hold, sell, manipulate, exchange, turn to account, dispose of and, deal in agri- cultural plantations forestal. fishing and trading rights, and in all or any products of farms, plantations, forest and fisheries. and to cultivate. grow cure, prepare for market, and sell. sugar. cocoa, spices, tea, coffee, cin- chona, opium. coCoanuts, wines, pedi rice, cereals, indiarubber. gums, cotton flax, grain. and cocoanut fibre. fruit copra, silk. pepper, guano. and bone or other artificial manure, tobacco, and agricultural and other produce of all sorts, and generally to carry on the business of planters and growers of produce.
 H. To carry on business as miners, storekeepers, farmers. cattlebreeders. stockmen. dealers in hides, skins, fat and other animal products, provision preservers, mechanical engineers, build CTS and contractors, timber growers. timber merchants, lumbermen. saw mill proprietors, ship owners, merchants, exporters and importers, carriers, agents, brokers and bankers, or any other business or businesses Whatso- ever and wheresoeVer which may, in the opinion of the Directors, be conven- iently carried on in connection there with, or calculated. directly or indi- reCtly to enhance the value of, or ren- der profitable. any of the corporations properties or rights, anu to transact any or every description of agency, commission. commercial, manufactur- ing. mercantile and financial business.
 l. To promote any company or com panies for the purpose of acquiring pr undertaking all or any of the property and liabilities of this corporation, or of advancing. directly or indirectly. the objects or interests thereof, and 10 take or otherwise acquire and hold shares in any such company, and to guarantee the payment of any deben- lures or other securities issued by any such company.
 J. To purchase, take, or otherwise acquire and hold shares, stock bonds, deben,ures, debenture stock, or obli- gatiOns in any company or corporation.
 K. To amalgamate with, or enter
 into partnership or into any ar rdngement for sharing profits, union of interests, or co-opera- ton with any person or company car ryiug on, or about to carry on any busi- ness, occupation, or enterprise which this corporation is authorized to enter into, undertake, or carry on, or any business or transaction capable of being conducted so as, directly or in directly, to benefit this corporation, and to take or otherwise acquire and hold shares in any such company.
 l.. TO purchase or otherwise acquire and undertake all or any part of the business, property. good will, and lia- bilities of any person or company car rying on any business which this cor pCration is authorized to enter into, undertake, or carry on. or possessed of property suitable for the purposes of l this corporation.
 NJ. To sell, improve, manage, de- valop, mortgage, charge, exchange, | lease, dispose of, turn to account or otherwise deal with all or any part of the assets and rights of the corpora ton. including it's uncalled capital, foI such consideration as the corporation
 may think fit, and in particular fol shares, debentures, or securities of any company having objects altogether or
 in part similar to those of this cor poration.
 N. To distribute any of the property of the corDOra tiOn among the members