Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-16

ton pertaining to the business os min ing, and an abundant secret supp,y of not air, would do for this job. A man ot this type is always sure of a follow. rug among those whose mining interest," s are represented by largo and diluted stock subscription.
 A man of this caliber can pick his "p'e hen,cnants, which usually consist oi foreman, who has made several P'o'ucers m his career. an excellent oook' and bunch of relatives of the hoPciul stockholders; miner here and there, once in a while, and padded anu corpulcnt pay roll. More attcn. 'ion should be given on the part of the manager to his club dues, the cut of ms dress suit, and the percentage against him in faro. Al least % per cent or the company's claims should nave their title vested in said manager. as protection for the manager. More. over, the manager should have under nm n man who, if possible, knows less than himself about mining. or otherwise his position may be leopard. ized. This protection should always be taken as safeguard for the company E Funds, if they have any. This point may be overlooked, however, if the managers interest in the general rake. on IS predominating in the eyes of this | lieutenant.
 All managers, where possible, shoulI make Il publicly known that they have bnt recently graduated from a mining school, and that they arc accordingly free from the errors so common amono h'anagers who have been perverted by contact with actual mining operations This imprcsses the directors, and only damages the stockholders. On the con trary, those who have been unfortunate enough to have had actual mining cx ?erience should unfailingly assume uil The airs and mannerisms of the un trained graduate or otherwise he is hopelcssly handicapped at the begin. ming by useful and practical informn- ton, which is entirely for";gn to long distance mining in Yavapa; county.
 The workings of the mine should be | elnqe tn snmn ,,o,u ;e ,lo.o ..o .u.. ... the community. Especial attention should be given to mineral deposits unless the claims have been located foI agricultural purposes or townsites. How ever, in cases where the stocl; has bcc1 liberally subscribed fer by the public t is not necessary. Unless .h.s be the case, it is well to have the United Verde on the hanging wall, and Bisbe, on the footwall, and have the mine st located as to lie in a straight line witl Gcldfcld, Nevada. It is not absolute,, necessary that the manager know tr, exact location of the mine, for it is [ very easy matter to call mp Gent al n i' be connected.
 The condition most cmincntly satis factory in this country is n certain geo logical fortuitous concatination of in ,rusivo and plutonic orcnacious linn, stone and calcarcous sands, with sedi mcntary porphyritic batholiths or pos sibly pcrhapsite laccoli,hs of an argil laceous shale formation. With the ad ditions of minor indications and scgre gations of haggotitc and mnrvsite m, calcopyrite intermingled and dissem mated with purple dasbes of pyritcs O expectations and puriiic poverty, lea one to expect largc supply of higl balls and rich pay streaks of whit steal.
 Among the difficulties attendant upol long distance mining is the difficult. of promptly diagnosing two insidiou diseases which attack the miners in m guarded moments. They nrc interrcg nuns and hiatuses. The former mus be cut out. while the latter may b. absorbed by prompt and drastic treat mcnt on the part of the mine fore man, provided he remains sober.
 If possible, the mine should be lo cated in a remote and inaccessible re gion, far from the haunts of man, am far from railroad communication. Thi latter preeaution is one that should il no wise escape the manager lt Is Q crying necessity for, if mines are inad vertently located along inc line of in railroad, the latter is constantly snh jectcd to annoyance and listress b' the miners thoughtlessly insisting am expecting the railroad t0 transport thci supplies, and in rare cases. their ores Failure to observe this important pre- caution. places difficulties in the wa. of the manager securing his annual pass | T. I.. It.t.,.. ,,tutpfy hnuaVar tI