The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-28
ARTICLE II.


such purposes; and to sell said pro-
ducts, as we'll as said machinery.
3. TO engage generally in the man
ufacture. buying and selling of the
concrete blocks for building, paving or
other purposes. and all by-products
T. To deal in any and all kinds of
real estate, by purchasing, holding, i'm
proving, letting to rent, developing
and selling same, or products there
from, and by doing any and all things
incident to such business.
5. To deal in any and all kinds of
letting to hire, and selling same, in
Guiding live stock. farm implements,
machinery, vehicles, automobiles, BIZ
cycles motorcycles and other per-
s. TO lay out. equip. conduct and
control, on lands it may own or lease
ure resorts, with power to sell and
grant concessions thereon for refresh
ment stands, lunch-rocms and other
accessories to such places.
Z. To do general lumber business,
owning and operating lumber mills
and lumber yards, manufacturing,
of lumber and building material pro-
duced therefrom.
8. To acquire. own and operate
electric plants and gas plants, manu-
featuring and selling gas and cleo
tricity for lighting, heating, power
and other purposes, and constructing
mission thereof; and selling all by
products Of such plants
9. To own and operate boat lines,
steamboats,. steamships sailing vessels
and all kinds of water craft, and the
docks, harbors, wharves, piers and
shipyards connected Herewith.
10. To conduct general merchandise
and comissary stores, buying and
selling, by wholesale and retail, i'm
porting and exporting, all kinds of
drugs, chemicals, foods, feed stuffs,
fruits. vegetables, farm products, farm
implements, fertilizers, and all other
merchantable commodities
II. To purchase, invest in and sell
stocks, promissory notes, bills of ex-
change: bonds and mortgages or other
securities; and to loan money on real
estate mortgage, chattel mortgage or
other security.
u To acquire, conduct and con-
cafes, boarding houses, rooming
houses, apartment houses, store houses,
garages, livery and feed stables.
IS. To acquire own and cultivate
farms, truck gardens and citrus fruit
groves, and to sell or otherwise dis
property so acquired.
II. To conduct general real estate
and rental agency, acting as the agent
ing, renting. or letting to rent, any
and all kinds of real property; in col
Letting purchase money or rentals on
such real property; in procuring ten
mana ging generally all such proper
ties-with power on the part of the
or rents of the said property for any
is. To conduct a general loan
agency, acting as the agent or borrow
er or lender in procuring and placing
loans on real estate, chattel or other
security. with power to guarantee the
fered.
16. To conduct a general insurance
agency, acting as agent of any COM
writing any of the following ns'' Classes IS
of insurance, to-wit: fire, life, acct
dent, health, tornado, automobile
burglary and plate glass
II. To conduct a general advertis-
ing agency, acting as agent for any
one in contracting for advertising
space in newspapers, magazines, pc
riodicals, pamphlets and catalogues;
and in preparing such advertising
matter, furnishing same to the pub
LEGATION thereof.
IS. To conduct general employ
ment agency. acting as the agent of
any one seeking employment or seek
ing to employ help or labor.
10. To own, conduct and sell dairies
and dairy products, of any and all
20. To own and operate coal mines,
coal yards and wood yards; and to buy
and sell coal and wood for fuel and
q. TO develop and operate and sell
oil wells and salt wells; and to sell
the output thereof in the crude or
%. To own and operate. by steam
or other power, any and all kinds of
mills for the grinding of wheat, corn,
sugar-cane. stone or other thing, on
behalf of the corporation, or others
for compensation.
And TO exercise any and all powers
incident to the powers above enumer-
ated, and all other powers given to
corporations in general by the laws of
the state of Florida.
And, in addition to the foregoing
powers, the corporation shall have the
power to lease, purchase, hold, sell and
convey, any and all property necessary
of said businesses, or which the pur-
poses of the corporation may require,
or which it shall and may acquire in
satisfaction or partial satisfaction of
debts due the corporation, under sales,
judgments or mortgages, or in settle
ment or partial settlement Of debts
tors.
But this charter does not grant, and
shall not be construed as granting, to
the said corporation anv powers that
belong exclusively TO trust companies
or public service or other corporations
under any of the laws of the state of
ARTICLE III
The capital stock or this corpora
ton shall be fifty thousand ESQ, 00o)
dollars, divided into five hundred 5000
shares of the par value of one hundred
$4,000 dollars each. ten per cent of
which capital stock shall be paid in as
soon as letters patent are issued, and
the balance as called for by the board
of directors. upon thirty days notice
OF such call, and not more than TWEEN
twenty-five (25) per cent shall be call
ed for at any one time. Property, Ia
Dor or services may also De purchased
or paid for with capital stock at a
just valuation Of such nroperty, labor
or services, to be fixed by the directors
of the corporation a 4 meeting called
for such purposes.
ARTICLE ~.
This corporation shall exist for the
period of ninety-nine years from the
date of its letters patent.
ARTICLE V.
The business OF this corporation
president. board of directors, a
treasurer, and such other officers and
a gents as the corporation may author
ize by It's bylaws hereafter 10 be
The annual meeting of the
stockholders shall be held on the first
Tuesday in January, at which time
said officers shall be elected in such
as shall be prescribed by the
said bylaws, and in conformity 10 the
laws of Florida And. until the Of
fcers elected at the first annual cleo
ton shall have qualified, the said
businesses shall be conducted by A. c.
Blowers. president. Hiram Cramer,
secretary and George ~ Blowers,