Arizona republican., 1907-01-13

California; R. V. Dodge, San Diego,
 California; G. H. Clarke, San Diego,
 California; A. E. Cronenwett, Mon-
 rovia, California; D. H. Hume, Snow
 homish, Washington; John R. Berry,
 Los Angeles, California.
 Third: The principal place of busi-
 ness of the corporation within the Ter
 ritory of Arizona Is Phoenix. Maricopa
 county. another principal office is at
 the city of San Diego, county of San
 Diego. California, at which place or
 places all meetings of incorporators,
 stockholders and directors may be held
 and all business of the corporation
 transacted and other offices may be established at such other place or
 places as the Board of Directors shall determine.
 Fourth: The general nature of the
 business which the corporation is or ganized to transact is as follows: (a) To make contracts; to buy, lease. bond. locate and condemn or otherwise acquire, own, hold. possess. exchange, sell, lease or otherwise dis pose of pledge, cucumber by mortgage or by deed of trust to secure bonded indebtedness. hypothecate and deal in, or with, real and personal property of every kind or nature.
 (b) To purchase. lease or otherwise acquire land and erect thereon build ings and machinery required for the uses and purposes of the corporation. | Co To apply for, obtain. buy. lease or otherwise acquire. and to own. hold. use. operate, sell. assign or otherwise 1 dispose of trademarks. inventions, processes and letters patent of the | United States and of foreign countries. | (d) To buy, or otherwise acquire, ! hold. sell. assign, transfer, pledge or otherwise dispose of shares of the cap ital stock or bonds or other evidences of indebtedness of other corporations. and to exercise all rights and privileg- es of ownership thereof, including the right to vote thereon.
 (e) To do a general brokerage and commission business.
 CO To catch. produce. sell. export, and generally deal in fish and all sea products, nets, lines. seins. traps, and all kinds of appliances for the catching or preserving of fish.
 To store, freeze. pack, salt. pickle, can. smoke and otherwise cure and preserve fish oysters. Holsters. and all kinds of shell and other fish. To propagate fish and maiRtain ponds for that purpose.
 To construct, purchase. lease. or otherwise acquire, maintain and oper- ate cold-storage and refrigerator plants and refrigerating cars. and any and all things appertaining thereto.
 Also to can, export. import, buy and sell meats. fish, vegetables, and fruits of all kinds and descriptions. Also to produce, manufacture buy, sell i'm port, export and generally deal in food and cereal products of all kinds and descriptions.
 Cg) To act as freight agents for the purpose of shipping. transporting, and forwarding goods, wares. and merchan- disc of all kinds by land or by water.
 (h) To manufacture. buy. sell. ex- port. import and generally deal in ma chinery of all kinds, classes and de- sciiptions.
 G To buy. lease or otherwise ac- quire. own and operate markets. or places for the purchase and sale of meats. vegetables. fruits. fish, oysters. Holsters. all kinds of shell fish, and all sea products.
 G To manufacture. buy. sell, ex- port, import and generally deal in fer tiliZer, oil, glue, and all by-prOducts of fish and other sea products.
 (k) To manufacture, buy. sell. ex- Ts and the products thereof. Also to buy. lease. or otherwise acquire tide lands and lands believed to contain salt or other minerals
 CD To buy. build, prepare, operate sell or charter steamships. sailing ves- sels. boats and canoes of all kinds, to- gether with all appliances and mach inery entering into or convenient for the construction or operation of the same. Also to manufacture, buy or otherwise acquire. sell, export, import and generally deal in ropes. cables. [ windlasses, capstans, tackle, and tar | paulins of all kinds and descriptions. l
 (m) To buy, lease, or otherwise ac- l quire, construct, maintain and operate l wharves, piers. docks, warehouses, de- | pots. and public scales. To design. ] construct and repair vessels. ships. | boats, wharves. docks, dry docks and | piers. To carry on the business of l cold storage warehouse. storage. wharf ! age, warehousing and forwarding. and | any business incidental or impliedly | incidental thereto. including the issue | of storage. dock. and warehouse re- ceipts. negotiable and nOn-negotiable | covering all kinds of goods, wares and | merchandise.
 Cn) To manufacture. buy, sell. cX- port, import, and generally deal in ma chinery. tools and devices of every character and description for the cut ting or manufacture of ice. To engage in the business of wholesaling and re- tailing ice to middlemen and consum- CTS, and all other persons or corpora tions.
 (o) To engage in the business of carrying passengers and freight upon the high seas and along the coasts or within the waters of any state or coun- try. and to engage in all kinds of busi- ness that can be carried on by ships. boats or any kind of sea-going or wa ter craft.
 (p) To remunerate any person. per sons, or corporation for services rem dered or to be rendered in placing or assisting to place or guaranteeing the placing of any shares of the capital