Excerpt from Joint Stock Company Bookkeeping: With General and Technical Information Respecting Incorporated Companies
This work is now in the thirteenth edition. It is intended to be an efficient aid and instructor in conducting the office work of a Joint Stock Company and. as well, a work of reference in general matters and technicalities pertaining to corporations of this kind, and a text book for the student of accounts, who is looking to the higher branches of accountancy as his field of operation.
It is written from the standpoint of long experience and observation as accountant, auditor, director and president in connection with Joint Stock Companies, and of a teacher of accounts. The sale of the book now extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific, throughout Canada and the United States.
Authors and compilers of Bookeeping text books in Canada and the United States have evinced their appreciation of this work by drawing copiously from its pages, without authority, and without acknowledgment of the source of their information. Appreciation of their good judgment does not reconcile me to their piracy, and I hereby require that my copyright be strictly respected.
I would suggest to people who are considering the investment of money in the shares of Joint Stock Companies that it would be well for them to acertain before investing whether due provision has been made for the skilful and efficient keeping of the accounts by those possessed of the requisite knowledge. The failure of many companies is due to bad book-keeping.
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