AZ vs. CA:03 California Exhibits, Vol III; Nos. 114-150

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__2__ de Irrigacion y Terrenos de la Baja California." Second: The corporation has for its object, to acquire, construct, and possess dams, canals, aqueducts and other constructions for collecting, depositing, conducting and distributing water for the irrigation of lands; to acquire rights and franchises upon waters; to supply and distribute water upon sale or lease; to acquire and own, sell, give and receive by lease, lands and other real estate in the Mexican Republic; to cultivate and improve the properties of the Company and others; to enter into contracts for the colonization and acquire rights which other parties may have by virtue of contracts for colonization already entered into, or about to be entered into and execute said contracts; In connection with the business and objects before set forth, the Company may construct, buy, exchange or in other way acquire, sell, or in any manner alienate, as well as lease, dwelling houses and other constructions, furnish work, materials and capital for this purpose, construct and equip, upon the lands with whose cultivation and improvement the Company may be occupied, railroads and other means of transportation, telegraph and telephone lines and other means of communication, and installation of motive power, light, hydraulic or manufacturing works of all kinds run by steam, gas or electricity; to acquire by any legal means the total or part of the capital stock, bonds, obligations or securities of other