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Progressives Organizing.

The progressive party is organizing in
Hancock county. The county committees
man, Charles L. Morang, of Ellsworth,
has turned over the field-work Of organi-
cation to Arthur Patterson, of Castine.
Mr.. Patterson started work in the west
ern part Of the county this week. In Cas-
tine party organization has been formed,
and the same will be done in other towns
OF the county.
In Bluehiii the progressives have reor-
ganized for the congressional campaign,
and win have rally on the Fourth, with
Hugh Gordon Miller, OF New York, as
speaker.
Mr.. Patterson is expected in Ellsworth
next week, and viii continue the work Of
organization through the eastern part Of
the county.
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Now Paint

Strike while the iron is hot and paint
when the property needs it.
They paint ships dozen times q year; ,
yes, some of them every voyage. What
for, do you Think To look nice and get
business.
A livery keeps its carriages painted and
vanished and washed, to look nice and
get business. ~
A man, with house for sale or to let,
s'does it up" and Devoe Is the paint.
There's more in paint than to keep-out
water. Paint tor looks and you needn't
think about water. A fresh coat OF paint
once . year Is about ss good for his credit
as paying his debts. But the man whose
buildings and fences look new, very
likely has no debts. DEVOE.
MoRRrsoE-JoY Co. sells l..
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irand total,
OTHER BUSINESS.

Grand total, $a,2& 65
OTHER BUSINESS.
A proposition to sell the State straet
school building, which is on leased land,
and move the grades from, there to the
School street school, was considered. A
committee, consisting of Aid. Moore aad
Clark, was appointed to act with com
mittee from the school board to iuvesei-
gate.
A license was granted to C. $. Johnston,
to operate q merry go-round in Ellsworth
at s. per week.
II was voted to establish a fire hydrsnt
on the Surry road near the Cushman
watering trough rs soon as q water main
is laid. Several residents OF the vicinity
have already subscribed for water, and the
mains will be extended down the Starry
road this summer or fall.
Aid. Clark and Moore were appointed Q
committee, with power, 60 have new vot-
ing booths built for ward l.
uJohn T. Silvy was appointed member
dation of the republican city committee
A request Tor street aght about bali
way up Tinker's hill WAS referred TO the
committee on electric lights.
The committee to which WAS referred
claims of Mrs. c. r. Newman for damage
to suit by sprinkler, was granted
further tine, with power to act.
1t WAS voted to purchase tank-ear OF
oil, about 5000 gallons, for street-sprink-
ling purposes, the experiment made with
oil in sprinkiing having proven salts
factory.
The finance committee was authorized
to issue the city's note for 9, oO in order
to meet in advance the final payment on
the new rock-crusher, thus resulting in q
saving OF s36 in discount and interest.
Adjourned.
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OBITUARY.


ARTHUR W. GREEDY.
Another of the sterling citizens,
another Of the honored business men OF
Ellsworth, finished bis work when, on
June %, Arthur w. Greedy completed his
earthly life. 1t HIS been inevitable for
long time that Mr.. Greedy could not
survive the illness from which he had
suffered the past three years; yet until
ing hope that he might once more be
about among his friends, though in re-
stricted manner.
In June OF 1910 he vas stricken with
paralysis, and each recurring seizure had
left him weaker than before. For a time
be appeared to be on the way to some
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02
WEDNESDAY, JULY ., 1918
Mr.. Peters a Candidate.

Mr.. Peters a Candidate.
The consent of Hon. John A.
Peters, OF this city, to become can
didate at the primaries to be held
July IS for the nomination for repre-
sentative to Congress OF the third
district on the republican ticket is
causing the utmost satisfaction
throughout the district.
Mr.. Peters, among other strong
men, has been referred to as desira-
Bile candidate ever since the death of
the lamented Goodwin; he has per-
sistently declined favorably to consid-
er the matter, but at meeting of
representative republicans of the dis
trict held last Monday at Augusta,
and under the strongest pressure, he
consented - clearly a case of the Of
fee seeking the man; not the man
the office.
OF many able men in the district
who might well represent 1t at Wash
ington, probably no one is better
equipped than Mr.. Peters. An in
defatigable worker, a brilliant lawyer,
a just Judge, a keen and successful
business man, the head OF one of
Names leading banking institutions,
Mr.. Peters, if nominated and elected,
will prove worthy successor of the
famous men who have represented
the third district of Maine in tine
halls of Congress - Hale, Blaine, Mil
liken, Burleigh.
Last year Mr.. Peters was accorded
the unusual honor of being elected to
the legislature for third term. He
was chosen Speaker, and every pro-
gressive in the House voted for him.
his record shows him to be man Of
most progressive ideas, and an advo-
cate of progressive policies
Throughout the session he was sup
ported not only by republicans, but
also by practically all the members of
the now progressive party, and by
not few democrats.
1hC o1sy ONACk iOI ku6
republican nomination is Roy G.
Haines, of this city, who, while an
nouncing his intention of entering the
primaries, says he will heartily sup
port Mr.. Peters if he is nominated.
The democratic candidates for the
nomination are Hon. W. r. Pattan-
gail, of Waterville, and ex-Congress-
man Samuel W. Gould, of Show
hogan.
The progressives will hold con-
vention at Waterville July 15. Up to
date E. M. Lawrence, of Lubec, is the
only man who has announced his
candidacy.
The third district is overwhelmingly
for protection, besides being against
everything which the democratic
party represents. Is it good politics,
good business, for the anti-democratic
sentiment of this district to be
divided in the coming contest?
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NOTICE or FosrcLosrkr.

WBRsE1s;, Anes Smith. formerly Of
w Sarfy. Hancock G. unity. Maine late
Of Ellsworth In said eoupsy, deceased By hia
mortgage deed. dated the Sab day Of April. a
d. ts17, Aad record ed In the Hancock registry
OF doesis in book IA. page i0s. conveyed
TO me, the undersigned, certain parcel II
real estate situate IN said Surty to tAid
coz MY OF hancock, and described as follows.
Beginning at . spot on large willow tree
near said Smhhs boase; thence north 81 de-
arees an 4 30 minutes wcst, rods TO stake;
thence north ~ degrees vest. rods aad =;
links to \ stake. sheace south II degrees AnA
10 minutes west. TO . stone wall; thence By
said wa1 10 the highway; thense by said
highway north - degrees and D. IA mute. east
TO the place OF beginning. and containing
one half acre. more or less. Meaning TO COT.
vey the same premises described In the
deed from the heirs of the late Charles
Bellstir TO the said Ames smith, dated
october 10. isss. and rccordsd In said Hancock
registry Of dee&n In book ga. page 2ss; and
whereas the condition Of said mort gage has
been broken, now. therefore, by reason Of the
breach OF condition thereof claim a tore
closure OF said mortgage and give this notice
for thaa pur pces-
ALEXANDER c. HAaERTax
by r. X. Mason, his At.T,
Blis~orth. Ne. June II. 1913.
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DTsvnieT or MANS So.
On this sssh day Of Jan~s. d. 1919 on rs,a.
log he fersgoing petition, a is
Ordered by the court, thsa hearipz h. k.4
up0u the same on the sth day OF August a A
1873, before sale court at Portland, is.saId a..
trtca. Al ten O'Clock IN the forenoon; apd ~.
notice Thereof be puhishetrtn The fiiswor,h
American newspaper printed In ssid djs
tFtotv aud thai all knosn cFeaitofs aud o,hs,
perse ne IN Interest, may spYesr al thu aid
time and place. and show cause, u apv thsT
have Way shs prayer OF said petitioner sAosla
not DO granted.
And n 10 farther ordered by the court. tina,
the clerk shall send by mail TO All knuwn
creditors copies Of said petaion and ihts
order. addressed 70 them At their places d,
residence stated
witness the Honofahle Ciarepce Bale. Josvs
of the szid court. and the seal thereof a
Portland In said district. on thu 2sth day a.
June - a. 1914
l. s. JAMES Z. HFwEY. Clerk
true copy q petition and order tbereoa.
Attest JAMES 4. HEwRY, CLERK.
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aoprriigmrntA
Congregational
Church


A report of the ezeroEes AZ
the Observance of the Booth
anniversary Of the founding
of the First Congregational
church of Ellsworth has been
compiled and published in
pamphlet form. This PAM
phlet is on sale (price soc per
copy )aat the bookstore of Miss
j. A. Thompson. The pro-
ceeds will be donated to the
church.
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1fysl Fctitrs



In this matter Of
FkKAMs4s G. SNfrtf In Bo,.a-,-,
Bankrupt, P'eN
TO ne Hon. clarsnss Hsse. Jndge Of the D,..
triet of Maine. 'He pts'
SNREEAAN @. SMITH Of Ed,v In a.,
~ county Of Hsnccxh, and s,s,. 'as
Maine, in said district. respecttulsV $50
sents. that on thx 18th day Oh Oeto6..t Pfe-
past, be was duty sdiudgec hankrup, .. -
the acts OF Congress relating 10 6sSss'
rnpicyi that be has duly Surrendered M - -
complied with all the requHsrrnen.s :, w!
acts and OF the orders OF eosn touehihg n,
bankruptcy. As
wherefore he prays that he may bs A.
creed by the court W have fail dIsrha-s
from all debts provssle against his 49,
suaer said bankruptcy acts. except Nnrh dsf,s
.s are excepted by law from sues disehSrSs'
Dated this iesh day OF June, a. d 1914.
FREEMAN G. sNrrH.
Hankrupt
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Nominated by the Governor.
Among nominations by the governor re-
Gently announced were the following in
Hancock county:
Notary public-Ernest o. Sugden, Or
land.
Coroner-Dr. @. e. Parsons, Csstine.
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Castine is exerting itself to save its line
and twine factory. Subscriptions to the
amount of 5000 are necessary, and there
is every indication that this fund will be
raised.
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SpuiaI Nct:.uS.


NOTICE..
THE proprfetors- os Mount Desert Bridge
l. Corporation are hershy notified that tbs
annual meeting OFT said corporation will be
held at It's toll house Ia Trenton, on the sec
ond Monday Of July next at O'Clock p. M,
for the following purposes. via;
First. To choose officers for said corpoya-
ton for the ensuing year.
Second. To see Whist gction shall be tax en-
to repair the bridge.
Third. To transact such other business. as
may legally come before said meeting.
JeaS J. soxgs, Clerk
q Mnant Desert, Mr.. June IL, 1918.
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CAUTION

UyHEkiaAS my wife, Marion r. Mnrch,
w has left my bed and board witaont any
cause, lfsarn all merchants and otisers from
hsrborfnx or trusting heS in my name, as 4
shall pay no debts that slie may incu.
Il. A. MuRcH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

by President Wilson as postmaster at
Biddeford, is a native of Bucksport.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-07-02

Ernest Stanley, infant son Of George f..
Dodge and wife, of Oak Point, claims q
pretty good record for grandparents, hav-
ing nine,
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State of ohio, city of Toledo,

state of Chic, city of Toledo, ss.
Lucas County.
Prank J. Cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner Of the Arm Of r. J. Cheney n
Co, doing business In the City OF Toledo.
County and state aforesaid. and that said
nrm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of Catsrth
that cannot be cured by the use Of HALLS
CATAHRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 before me and subscribed in my
presence, this esh day of December, A. u. issa.
(SealA A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cnrs - taken internally sna
acts directly apoa the blood and mucous sus-
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials.
free.
v. J. CHENEY n CO, Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists. Ssc-
Take Ha3ps Family Pills for eoastipation-
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"HEREAS, my wifs. viola L. Trewoxxy.
w has left my bed and eeASd without
Just cause, will not be responsible for any
biushy her contracted
Riaehili, June 80, has.
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CARD OF THANka.
uYE wish to e.xpeess oar heartfelt grati-
w tude 20 cur ksnd nef9 h bors and frie nds
whs 30 truly aided sad eomforted us 10 our
great sorrow, In The sickn and deAth>of gu e
dear son and brother. sherman A. Sargent,
also for the beaufiful flowers.
Ms. AND ytks. BgSJtxAs C. sAAsgsT.
WALTER H s2kGKxr.
MILpsEn j. sARoKsr-
S~rgenlville. ,1aps -. 1913.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Two moose are prowling about near
Bass Harbor.
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20 ltt.

~-~0-~-~-~~ -~~N~~~O~~N~-N|~~~~~4~ ~
HoUSE-At Oak Point, in Trenecn. 10 miieS
IL below Ellsworth, with good sszed lots
fine iocAtion for summer residence. Apply to
ELLSWORTH LOAN n BuILDfss Ase's, Els
worth. Me.
HOUsE-on Elm street. Iaaaire of p. II .
IL McFsRIssp, E1fworth.
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CARD OF THANKS.
WE wish to axeesd oar heartfelt thanks To
w the kind frtenAs and mel xA boss in
Easfbroos. especially TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Merchant, for the many acts OF Kindness
shown us In o1f esnt Bereavement.
On b P6yTEHsiLE.
Mas. HnEx y. Dyrp.
MR- AND MRS. II. B. seAnAos-
Hancock, Jkrs -, lSla
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CORPORATION Meeting.

THE annnAl neesing OF the Maine RAilas~y
l. Company VIII be held At tim once Of the
tire asures, 8. r. Kimosll. esq., az Main
street, Roosisnc. Maine, on the hrst wsanes-
day OF ApgDast DexL at ten O'Clock in the FORE
noon. BY order of the directors.
l.. A. EMERY.
CleFk
Elisworsns tsly 4. i7la.
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THE subscribers. c. Minot Weld. OF Milton,
L norfolk coanty, Massachusetts. ard !"
Rodman Peabody, Of Cambridge, Aiddiese2
eoanty- Massachusetts. hereby give notice thA.
they have been duly appointed executors OF
the last Will and testament of
b. HoDMAN WELD, late OF BOSTON,
In the county of Suffolk. NAssaehuseSts, de-
ceased. and given bonds As the law directs,
and that bosh of the subscribers residing
out of the State Of Maine they have Ap-
pointed Henry NJ. Hall, of Ellsworth, IN
the county Of Hancock and state Of Maize,
thakr agent In said state OF Maine as required
by Law. All persons having demands
against the estate OF said deceased are DC,
sired to psxeent the same for settletncn Ana
al indebted thereto are requested to MAKE
payment Immediately.
g. Minor WEtD.
w. RopNAN PBaaO
June q fsiA
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

"HRREAs. Wesley A. Clark. of FrAnkils,
w county Of HAncock and State Of MAias,
on ,hatweifss day Of April. 1910. By his most
gage deed of said date. recorded In The Has
cock county registry az deeds. Ia book ~,
page D4. conveyed 10 the undersigned, Jsu ale
r. Doyle. OF Sullivan, in said county, the
following described real estate situated II
said. franklin and hcanded a. follows, TO Wit;
beginning ~ the southwest corner Of tas
Theodore hr&gdon store lot, thence north
about sixty- txe degrees west along The ulId.
ola OF the eoanfy road eight rods; iheeee
north thirty ssx degrees east, eight rods and
twelve links; thence scoth sixty degrees east:
eight rods and twelve links to the wet ltaeoi
aid Brag koos store lot: thence by straight
line 20 plAcc Of beginning; containing sixty
ssght square rods, more or less. Nos there
fpre. ths conditions o. said mortgage have
been brossn. whereby I, the said Jennie T.
Doyle, claim foreclosure thereof, and give
shis notice for the purpose Of 90 forccloaios
the same. JEsaIE r. Down.
by hes attorney, W. B. BiAlsdetl.
Dated ~ Sullivan. Maine, this 25ih day Of
June, n d. 1914
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice lhsi
i she has been duly appointed sEseu'rA
of the estate Of
LESTER A. WENTWORTH. late OF
FRANKLIN,
In the county Of Hancock, deceased, ana
given bonds rs the law directs. AL persons
having demands against the estate OF SAD ~
ceased are desired to present the same IoE
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
qaested to make payment Immediately
ETHEL GKSryoErz-
Franklin, June 70, 1913.
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TYRE subscriber hereby gives notice "a"
l. he has been duly sppoiated adminls''N
tor of the estate OF
SOPHIA e. PERKINS, late OF PENoLS'@ Va,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, anu
given bonds as the iaw directs. All PEI.
sons having demands against the es's .,
Of said deceased are desired 10 pTessos;
the same for settlement, and all inaeo,tr ~
thereto are requested 10 make payment In
mediztely. ALBERT p. LEAeA'
South Penobseot, June 70, 1913.
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CITY MEETING.

The full beard was present at the regu-
lar meeting OF the city government last
evening.
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gIantfn.

--~aN.~sN-~-~4N-NSN4~~N -~1~y~@N-%-N-N~~SN-N-
DALsAM FIR TWIGS - Farmers: Ths
ID family. wsmen and children, can mnk Ike
money by cutting and saippins TO US. Write
1T once for particulars to PTsE PiLLow Co.,
Wood building, New York.
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HoRSE- During tina MINER. for his keep.
III Good home; light work. Heavy
enough TO carry foar. Suitable for woman to
drive Address Y. o. BOZ ssz. Ellsworth.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-26
FOUND ROAD GOOD
 0N PHOENIX RUN
But One Bad Stretch --- If Balance of BOrderland Is As Good It Will Do Fine

Frank Thomas. court interpreter. returned yesterday from an auto trip to Phoenix. made with James ovens in a Buick car Mir. Ovens went on to Globe.
 If the whole Borderland route is as good as the stretch from here Co Phoenix.r said Mir Thomas yesterday. the route is one of the best in the country. We made the run from Bis bee to Tucson in one day and from Tucson 10 Phoenix the next. The on- ly bad road we encountered was near the Empire ranch, about half way be- tween here and Tucson. At this point the curves have been made too sharp and the road is not as good as the ether sections. At all the forks in inc road sign posts have been put up, bnt there are few at other parts of the road. We had no trouble with the car winch ran smoothly all the way" !"
 While in Phoenix Mir. Thomas visit ed many of his former class mates.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-26
GUARDSNER HAVING
 IRtIR ANNUAL SHOOT
First Days Work Not Satis- factory Because of High Wind

TUCSON, March 5.-Comfortably camped at Wilmot. the national guard rife teams started their annual try out yesterday about noon The high wind made accurate shooting diffi- chit, and while none Of the scores were siyen out it is probable that no worlds records were established. Owing to delay in getting the ranges ready the shooting did not start un- til about noon and none of the courses were finished. A part of the sarprise fire. sIirmish run and 1000 yard slow fire courses We're shot, but none of them were completed and ihese will be taken up this morning. The guard has only three days al lotteG them for their try-out courses and their work will have to be fin- ished in that time.
 None of the scores will be given out until after the tournament is over and the target inspectors are ob- serving the greatest secrecy to keep the iifiemen from Knowing the scores they have made. No one knows but ihe officers in charge Of the range Considerable red tape is involved in the matter of making public the scores. typical of all army matters.
 The twenty-five rifemen who make the highest scores in the try-ouc courses will be a select squad" from which the state team of twelve men that will represent Arizona at Camp Perry will be selected.
 The guardsmen are enjoying their camp at Wilmot The tent city that Is honzing them was ready for them when the larger part arrived Sunday morning. Splendid meals are served the riffemen.
 IL was reported down town yesteT- day afternoon that two guardsmen had been accidentally shot at the range. but this was denied by w. n. Thompson. who returned to the city rom the range last night. They were lightly injured by splinters.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-26
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF SA4EA-gOsTON cONSLiDATED MINING COM PANY


 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES ENTS, that Harvey s. Smith, Richard D. Nicholas and Joseph l Cohn, have and do hereby associate themselves as iucoTporatcrs, and adopt ths fol- lowing articles Of incorporation.
 l. The names, respective resi- Gcnces and post o1Ice addresses of tEe iEcorporators arc as follows: z 4rFcy s. Smith. whose residence ald post office address is Cananea sonora, Mexico; Richard D. Nicholas, whose residence and post office ad- dress Is Cananoa, Sonora, Mexico. ard Joseph l. Cohn whose residence and post office address is Cananea, Sonora, Mexico.
 The name f,his corporation shall be "CANANEA-BOST CONSOLE DATED MINING COMPANY" and it's principal place Of business shall be at Bisbee, Cochise County, State of Arizona
 IT, The general nature of the bus. mess to be transacted by this corpor- ati0n i sas follows: (1) To own, or crate acquire. buy. sell. locate, de- uouEce, patent, bond lease mortgage, dispose of an acontrol mines mining interests and properties and all rights, interests, easements, priyiliges and franchises thereunio in any way ap-| pertaining; f2) To acquire. buy, sell, conduct carry on, manage, control, rent and lease merchantiie establish ments. stores, depots and warehouges5 i3l To own, construct build, buy, sell. rent and lease all structures b-iidings and erections necessary or proper for the business of the cor poration; l4) To acquire, by pug chase rotherwise, own, conduct op- crate lease. rent, exchange, sell, mortgage. dispose of and deal in sEnelters, mills. reduction works. shaft and ware houses, store houses and rooms, magazines. oUtbuildings. structures and ereetions of every sort and character whatsoever. for the working development, texplora- ton and maintenance Of Iaines. pros Eeets and mining properties and the carrying out of the business of thel corporations: t6) To acquire, hold. buy. sell. rent. lease. mortgage, con { tTnl and deal in real property. f7li To buy, sell. raise. market own. butcher and GeaI ia cattle and live sock. and co manufacture and deal ia fhe products thereof tSf To con stract. own, operate and manage ra3rcads, tram Ssys tHTnpikes and canals. le2ding from it's principals works and places of business to some HsyigabIe stream. or 10 some exist ing railroad, turnpike or public highway: tO own, acquire. construct. operate and control irrigatsOn ditches. dams. fiumes. drains ard gatcways: fs5 To buy sell. rent, lease. mort sage. exchange. til. cultivate and manage farm and farm lands as the same may become indideE. and prop CT to tie business of the corporation: 1O To construct, own, orerate. con