Arizona republican., 1906-03-16
The Arizona Corporation Char
 fer Guarantee Co.

This is one of the dominant busi-
 nesses that the citizens of Arizona may
 be justly proud of. It is the first in-
 corporation incorporated in Arizona for
 the purpose of forming corporations
 for individuals under the laws of Ari-
 zona and guaranteeing the legal incor-
 poration of such corporations. The
 company is controlled by R. F. and A.
 J. Daggs, and to them great credit is
 due for the manner in which they have
 built up tho business of this company:
 the company being Incorporated less
 than three years ago with capitall- zation of $l00, ,00O. The firm states
 that it has succeeded in pay ing up all Of its capitalization and securing a rating with both of the
 commercial agencies. BGadsrcet and
 Duns. and now numbers a cHentaGe of over 100000. residing in various states and countries. a large number of
 which are among the leading business men in the various walks of life It Is claimed by Messrs. Daggs that they are now doing twice as mucn busi- ness as any person. firm CT con cem engaged in the same line of business in Arizona, and that dur ing the month of February 1906. their company paid into the public treasuries approximately $12G0, which was in the neighborhood of onc-fourth of all the money received from the entire corporate business in Arizona. This is of considerable interest to the taxpayers of this territory. as It means a reduction os taxes to the amount of approximately $14,G00 per annum from this company alone. This is an exceedingly satisfactory show ing. when it is considered that this means an approximate gross business of $3O0O0 per annum. This too, in the face of the sharp competition of the various states competing for corporate business of the United States. In or der to attain the standard, Or volume of
 business that this company has acquir- ed. it has been necessary to invade the territory or clientele of other states by diligeut advertising 10 convince the public that Arizona has the most lib- cral laws in the United States. In or der to more effectually dc this. these | people have gone to the expense of annOtating the corporation laws of Ar ! izona. also they have prepared and 1 copyrighted a book on corporate man agement, entitled Flow to Run a Cor ! pOratiOn." This book contains over i 500 pages end 100 hundred forms is ! btSl8lltu 70 Eulut IilbSe lo NlOil tue management of corporations is en- trusted. It not only tells them just 1 what to do, but how to do it. This book has met with phenomenal sale, l compared with the amount Of adver- ! tising 3- hos received.
 1 The records of the express office will show that more than one hundred and | fifty volumes of this book was dis | tributed during the month of February, | 1906 Many nattcrinS letters are re- | ceiVed from time to time commenting
 on the value of this work and it reflects ] great credit upon it's author. Mr. \. J. ! Daggs, as well as upon this company ! This book is being sold to the public I at B per volume, bound in buckram, and $6 in sheep. This company has i also prepared a record book for the use i of corporations in keeping its every l day records. It is something new iu ! this line, as it carries with it full in- | structious for preparing and entering | all minutes and other entries. It al- ] so contains a complete set of bylaws of about two thousand words. These people are offering this record book
 to the public at the price of .00 pc: