Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-26
THE MINING SUIT.


' fore Judge Zane.
In continuation Of the NEWS report
., The proceedings In the Nor'nland.
.'aorer mining case, which carried
~ ,o the noon adjournment, the follow
'ns was the evidence taken during
,bs latter part Of the day
frank II. White was called. he
,,,iIfied that he was a miner and had
-, Amillar with the land In contro
- since 1855. The witness then
49, the Jury on trip through the
a,lipg. and mentioned the numerous
',,.ces where the vein came down anu
ted on the quarizite ns n foot-wall
.nd where quaftzite was encountered,
s,,evbere the foot.wall was In lime
tone. This witness took different
slov from that OF some other witnesses
,.to the effect Of the slip at the end OF
,he Norhland uprsise. lie was quite
.,,lain that the vein ended with the
mult, and consequently the apex would
tndge Nfarshall-Row long have
you been minlng2
The witness am printer by
trade. but have done carpenter work,
and am Justice Of the peace.
nDo y0u devote much time 10 your
dulles AZ Justlco'"
mo, there isn't money enough In
aYou are plaintiirto this suit and
one Of the owners this lease?"
oYea.n
"You encounter quari1ite in the
Meals drifl?"
"Yes."
"Aud the vein Il above iiT"
eyes"
"There is no question about that, is
thefe?"
UNone whatever"
care you familiar with the vein In
Mats dntl?"
sIea.v
"What kind Of a veiu Is iig"
at isa ilfsure."
"Does II intenect with any other
yeing"
eyes, with the Mayilower."
"And do you find the leisure again
nfterwafds?'
"Yes, sir, II runs on"
assuming that II followed The
course held before passing station %,
would tase It right through the til
angle, wouldn't ~"
"iYcll yes, II would"
(which Il the higher, Matte dfnft OF
the Horac inclinO2"
"rhe Horsc Incline H."
"Dld you ever see the lsure In auy
other place than you have named?"
"Yts, In Carlry's Incline"
"Didn't you tes,ify ut the last trial
that there was only one vein thero2"
"Don't think did"
"Why didn't you state then that
there were two veins there"
"Becauso wasn't asked"
"Dld you ever see any workings be-
low the Wilman discovery?
ayes. found driit run In below
the discovery pointan beyond the end
line OF the North Polo.D
ain the Wilman discovery, what did
the ore rest on?"
at rested on guariilte, which was
Also minerallzed."
Sin the cuts shown on the defend.
ants map, did you md the lime and
quartzlte2'
'Yes.n
awhat did you make those cuts
for?D
'rro nnd the contact"
"And that was before the suit was
BROUGHT"
0Yes,v
"Dldn't you suppose tina, contact had
something to DO with this vein?"
~ think not"
"You didn't think II had anything
20 do with the vein in the jennie
Llnd9"
"No.r
"Whsre did you lind tho greatest
exposure Of prophyfy2"
ain the Jennie lind cut"
"You haven't found porphyry In cut
No. I yet, have your"
mo, sir"
"Did you have those cuts below cut
4mad,?"
"Yes.o
"For what purpose?"
$40 find iioat from the porphyry."
"What IN the apex OF the vein In the
Jennie Lind9"
"well, l don't know, but think tina,
II would be at the porphyry. u II
ISN'T there II Is at the slip nj tho end Of
the NOflhland upraise."
"And you don't think that the con.
tlnuallon Of the vein will he found be-
yond the slip?"
"No, sir, and think that the apex
ia really there"
Judge Royle-Have not the plain.
tits been refused admission Into Matt.
tunnel TO examine this fissure7
Witness--l don't know that they
have. went In without asking per
mission.
Mr.. Dickson-You got In just Al
soon as the connection was made
didn't you?
Witncss-Yes.
Judge Marshall-In the Court up.
raise, has the vein been 40 far de
parted from Ms to cut the quarlzlte n
any point?
"No, sir"
"Does tho vein come down to thu
quaTtzite at any poiutT"
"Yes.n
This nssure is twenty feet wide
Isn't iteo
ayes, sir"
And wider than the porphyr,
dykr?"
"Yes.D
Court then adjourned TIL this morn
Ing.
Par0wan Stake Conference.
The quarterly conference OF TIL
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