ART. 23.] CORPORATIONS—CLASSES. 293

1868, ch. 471, sec. 32.

32. Class 19. For establishing and maintaining lines of stages
and stage coaches for the conveyance of passengers and mails
of the United States within this State.

Ibid. sec. 33.

33. Class 20. For the purpose of supplying any city or town
on this State with pure water.

Ibid. sec. 34.

34. Class 21. For the formation of societies or associations
for the promotion of immigration into this State.

1882, ch 438.

35 Class 22. For the acquiring, developing, improving,

using, working or otherwise utilizing or disposing of any novelty,
invention or process patented by the United States; and for the
sale, lease or other disposition of articles manufactured under
such patent.

Ibid.

36. Class 23. For the formation of accident insurance com-
panies on the assessment plan.

1884, ch. 267.

37. Class 24. For the formation of trade unions, with such
additions to their name as they may adopt and set forth in
their certificate, to promote the well being of their every day
life, and for mutual assistance in securing the most favorable con-
ditions for the labor of their members, and as beneficial societies.

1868, ch. 471, sec. 35.

38. Any company may be incorporated for any two or more

of the purposes aforesaid, where, in the judgment of those form-
ing said company the same may be conducted by one corporation,

with advantage to its general interests.
Basshor v. Dresel, 34 Md 571.

Ibid. sec. 86.

39. Any corporation incorporated under this article, or any
corporation heretofore formed and now existing, the capital stock