Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-08
TIE NoRTuLAND MAYFLowER


In Judge zane's Count yesterday
.nernoon the further hearing Of thi'
anti was resumed.
The'first witness called by the plain.
tifTs after the noon recess wa Robert
aorlinski. He is civil aud mining
engineer. and testified TO tho correct
ness OF certain maps showing lheq quart
,lie and lime contact according to The
Mavaover cuts, and also a model Of
IN. workings illustrated on panea OF
glass. He also stated thata model plaster
introduced by the plaintiffs was made
by Mr.. Longmaid on information iur-
nIshed by him, aud was a correct re-
ptesentalion OF the hills.
Mr.. Brown objected to the introiuc.
lion Of the model on this ground that
was no rcbu.lal, but the Cour, overrulei
the objection, Remaining that it would
he unfair and partial TO sustain II. Mt
Brown took an exception, both to thr
remark OF the Court and the ruling.
on REORGANIZATION Judge Mar
shail brought out the fact that before
the trial the witness compatod his
fynres OF elevation with MIR. Brooks
Nat There was difference between
then aud now on the elevation Of cut
ofiabout twenty feet, aud 1t was
also brought out thst this difference
WAS due ~ the tact that Mr. 8otllnskl
took his elevation at the stripping OF
the cut. on Mt Brooke hgutes the
witness made the horizontal distance
from cut 10 tho topoi tue NotthiAnd
upralso 1887 feet. the vertical dlf1anec
i6Ii G,ri. anu the angie hvo degrees
anu three minutes.
Judge Marshall next brought out the
fact that the glass model did not rep.
resent all OF the workings. The at,nr.
ney and the witness next engaged IN
ItrIsgle or to certain principles IN
reomstry. the discussion arose over
: question as 10 whether OF not II was
possible to include any three given
points within the same plane.
Before II was over all the nttof-
neys and tho court took u hand
in II, anu finally the wit.
ness said that It would bO a ma,he-
NAUTICAL impossibility for this W be
done. Judge Zane remarked that he
didn't think the witness anu the
attorney understood each other anu
Nj. Miillama, impRilantly, toli tho
witness 10 "abfolve himself from the
question Of Dip aud then go al H..
Mr.. Blown You eau answer w.
Williams, but he cannot.
The struggle wAs again renewed,
hut Mr.. Gorllnrki stuck 10 his original
answer, oven with the dip lei, out.
The attorneys for the defense all APP
peaTed TO he pleased with the anHw. =,
and Judge Marshall then took up the
question OF elevations. Here they got
along better, the witness agreeing with
the attorney ON three important pro-
positions.
John Iongmaid was called, and
testified 10 having made the plaster
model. IL did not fully show the
ground, Rs cuts 0 ans ~ were not on
II, and the crest OF the hill was not
quite high enough 10 show the true
elevation. This inaccuracy was eS.
plained by the witness ~ baing due TO
The fact that he did not have tho time
10 complete the model. He described
the line OF cuts, ~ the other witnesses
had done. There was ilssure vein In
cuts.
ON cross xaminAtlon, the witness
Il ted that there was bedrock vein In
cut 7, well defined, and dipping at an
augle Of thirteen degrees. Before Mr..
Dickson got through with the witness,
he succeeded IN giving him frlghtful
shskingup. Mr.. LonFmaid said that
cut was all In qusrtzitc, bo,h on III.
rect aud REORGANIZATION. Mr..
Dickson demanded tho notes made Oh
the ground by the witness a. TO this
cut. and then fead that the cut WAS all
In limestone, with no sign ofquartAlte.
Mr. LongmRid's explanation Of this
was that chlcarious quarizlte aud
silinlOus Limestone were 10 nearly alike
that II was almost impossible to dis
tingulsh the difference.
Mr.. Dickson once more got the wilt
ness on the hip through this, by in
slating that n he could make such q
mistake ia this one cut, HE testimony
as to the formations IN all Of them
was unreliable.
W. a. Wilson also testified a. TO tho
CUES, aud II was arranged that his cross
examination should commence this
morning.
Judge Zaue notified the attorneys IL
the case that tho trial must conclude
this week.