Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

w 0Ouhlue Nuuutl ttlILtl IN IuN4AhlAN
and was run In tAat more or less al
theway,a although broaenmassea u llmc
aud quafizito were encountered Ia ~.
lie could not aay how mr. the vein iu
controversy ran ~ puaTt1iic, anu
explained this by saying that although
he had been Through the WORKING
recently, and expected 10 testify on The
frinl, hO did rot make such au eNsn-
lnaiiol az would enable him 10 testify
intcllirrutiv us 10 the ioOiwall He
did not think that either the North
land or the Court uprlt.ers Werc the
tue vein. There was quauzitu Mt tht
head Ol the latter. la hiB cEam,na-
lions he had not been able 20 trace the
npeN beyond the WOOdside, l'enderfoot
or North Pole, hut when pressed he
finally located in the Nevada lode, "
it came out through ,ho surface. Toe
witness WIZ not altogether q profitable
one for the plaintiff.
The Trial was resumed IN the after
noon, WHEN
Thomas Nunsrd was called, aud ho
testified CHAT he had examined the
property shown on the maps, HAVING
spent about seven days there. lie uiu
mot make a thorough examination OF
the surface, but entered the NOOd.idc
lower tunnel aud went through the
workings. Ito nfsi went Into the
WoOdsido tunnel hvlOw and frat eu.
cuuuieftd quaftLitr, hut it scented To
change DO lime afterwards. In the
Richardson tunnel he found liinc. In
MI ~ the workings lac found a well DE-.
fined vein. lie found apeNsB nj the
Wilmau discovery ia the rendUri0Jt,
aud he tho North Pole lode. Ia hi
opinion ths vein was run in lime, but
he found quartzltc IN the Whitman in.
cline, tine tenderlOli tunnel, the May.
iiJwer shaft and at various points
along the long Incline, the face Of the
cr0s.-cui In the MuyilDwer lower Lowell,
hut he believed there WA quarlzitu
,hefu.
The witness here produced q chunk
Ofquaf,ztc taken from the Cros.-cut nj
the loot Of the May1ower shau aud
o. sample OF tile blue, spagry lime,
taken from the same place, nud
the two together illustrated the
hanging and foot walls Of the
vein ~ claimed by the.defcndanls.
Then came Ia succession specimens u
the wall Limestone, tho hard lime on.
couutered nj the end u the Nurthland
upraifo, which, the witness said, was
blue, spgry lime, limestone from the
Court upai@g, nud q timilar piece from
tho third faise VA the thiri working, n
sample u sparry lime from below the
vein, where u enters this roof IN the
Court upraise.
Coming then u the pOrphyry dyke,
the witness said he had seen u0rphyry
IA thfeo cuts IA the jenny Lind. The
pUrphyry IN the NoOdslde gulch was
about thirly.fve hundred feet from
that disclosed in the Jennie Lind, ami
the two lines Of purphyry extended
practically on the same lines. He
thUught the vein disclosed was cut by
the prophyly Ia tho Jennie Lind.
Mr.. Brown - Where did you find
the highest dip Of the vein?
Gin the N0ithlunt drin"
GLOW Ar doe. the quarlzito continue
In The Mayhpwcr crOst-cut?"
"l goes might've feet"
"Nou did not lake the dip Of the
quarzite In any other place where II Is
encountered"
"No, cir; | did not"
"rne ore makod irrogularly In lime,
doesn't it2"
"Yes, It dors, but don't know that
1t eats away tho lime"
"iou found blue sparry limo In
the second raise Oi the Court upraise!"
eyes"
"From the quarlzlte below, as shown
at the face OF the upraise, how far
above Is IL TO the blue sparry llme?"
about fourteen feet"
"I0u also had specimen OF the
blue sparry lime from where tho veiu
Jagged on"
dyes; thinl, the vein In the cut
uprnise has spllt.n
"Now, the NOr,hland and Court up.
raises are pretty near together, Rnd
ask you IL they are the same yoing"
81 don't know; they are too far
apart"
"And yet you can Identify the por.
phyry In the Central i'm ~ the sam q
p0rphyry away OF there 5000 feet,
which you said Is On BQjan's Dump"
"lUs.n
This closed the testimony for the
day, and before discharging the Jury,
Judge Hane said that they must be-
careful not 70 talk TO any one about the
ease. There was always more or less
complaint In regard TO this when such
cnses were being tried, and he wanted
Que mining case tried where the court
would not DO disgraced by such com.
plants. II anyone talked with them
about 1t 1.-The jurors must report II to the
court, that the guilty party might DO
sent 10 the ponltentiary. The court
then Adjourned until Monday mcrning.