The History of the Standard Oil CompanyTarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva)
History
The History of the Standard Oil Company
Tarbell, Ida M. (Ida Minerva)
Petroleum industry and trade -- United States -- History; Standard Oil Company -- History
SEC. 2. That the corporation hereby created shall have power to
contract with any person or persons, firms, corporations or any
other party, howsoever formed, existing or that may hereafter exist,
in any way that said parties or any of them may have authority to
do, to build, construct, maintain or manage any work or works,
public or private, which may tend or be designed to improve,
increase, facilitate, or develop trade, travel, or the
transportation and conveyance of freight, live stock, passengers,
and any other traffic, by land or water, from or to any part of the
United States or the territories thereof; and the said company shall
also have power and authority to supply or furnish all needful
material, labour, implements, instruments, and fixtures of any and
every kind whatsoever, on such terms and conditions as may be agreed
upon between the parties respectively; and also to purchase, erect,
construct, maintain, or conduct, in its own name and for its own
benefit, or otherwise, any such work, public or private, as they may
by law be authorised to do (including also herein lines for
telegraphic communication), and to aid, co-operate, and unite with
any other company, person or firm in so doing.
SEC. 3. The company hereby created shall also have the power to make
purchases and sales of or investments in the bonds and securities of
other companies, and to make advances of money and of credit to
other companies, and to aid in like manner contractors and
manufacturers; and to receive and hold, on deposit or as collateral,
or otherwise, any estate or property, real or personal, including
the notes, obligations, and accounts of individuals and companies,
and the same to purchase, collect, adjust, and settle, and also to
pledge, sell, and dispose thereof, on such terms as may be agreed on
between them and the parties contracting with them; and also to
indorse and guarantee the payment of the bonds and the performance
of the obligations of the other corporations, firms, and
individuals, and to assume, become responsible for, execute, and
carry out any contracts, leases, or sub-leases made by any company
to or with any other company or companies, individuals or firms
whatsoever.
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