The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17

south vein west of the west fault?"
| About parallel with the Rarus end
line"
What is the strike of this fiat vein
between the faults?"
About the same
What Is the strike of the vein east
| of the fauIt?''
About the same, but the dip is diff
ferent.''
Then you have what you call three
different veins with the same striker"
Yes"
"Dou you find this fiat vein, as you
call it. north of the Johnstown vein?'
Not to my knowledge. 1t is caved
up there"
You can go through on the Johns
! town vein to the ore east of the fault?'
You can reach ore east of the fault,
but i do not consider it the Johnstown
vein over there. 1t is separated by the
| fault"
What is the thinnest place you have
| seen the fault?"
About an inch and runs up to or
10 feet"
Then with the exception of the fault
you have continuation of ore ut the
| 350-foot leveig'
Yes"
And all the way down to the 600?"
Yes"
There are places where you can fol-
There are several places where you
| can"
Have you found some changes of
! dip in this mine?"
Yes"
rs it strange thing to have
change of dip?"
1T may happen"
isn't there change of dip in your
vein between the faults between the 600
and 1907"
II couldn't tell without further devel-
opment Your question is hypothetical"
But so far as the development of the
hanging wall has gomez"
80 far as it is developed, but there
is 100 feet here with no development.
You can't be sure about the location of
the hanging wall at the 700"
DO you consider this Pennsylvania
vein as part of the Rarus Zone?"
Il don't recognize any zone. 1t is as
much entitled to 1T as any"
But do you consider this Pennsyl-
vana vein as part of any vein Of the
Rarus workings"
II think 1t might be part of the fiat
VEIN
But then this Pennsylvania vein has
greatly changed its dip, has it not?'
But ii is east of the fault here
"Oh! Then you consider that some
veins east of the fault may be the same
as the flat vein in the fault"
II consider that 1t has been thrown.
Doesn't the northerly line of the vein
between the faults have the same line
as the northerly line of the ore west Of
the fault?"
THAT is about the same"
$50 far as developed, you find the ore
between the faults at the 600-foot level
further south than east of the fault, do
you not?"
In general those faults are much
I'D 49, taII
the throw. 1t may be a rotary throw |
know there is a fault and | know the
vein is broken by it. If you want me
TO explain the history OF the faults. |
must decline"
"Oh. Well If you decline, | won't pur-
sue the subject except little further
Between the faults at the 600 level you
find ore further south than you find it
east of the faults?'
$50 far as present developments CO.
we do"
''At the 400. however, you find ore
further north between the faults than
you do east of the fault?"
I'VE do"
The cross-examination then went
thoroughly into the matter of the work
ings of the Michael Dewitt. The Wind
lass vein at the 450-foot level, the wit
ness said, is five or six feet wide, and
might be 10 feet. He did not consider
gether.
rs there a single place where there
is ore east of the fault that you don't
find ii west?"
mo, sir"
"Where?"
ION the 700
Isn't it mineralized?"
Il don't know what you call miner
alization. When You come up 10 the
fault with the big, strong Windlass vein
and across the fault just find little
naturalization rock, l don't call that
going through on ore. If you esteem
that as a connection on ore, then YOU
can connect it,
The witness said at the 600 level the
south vein goes right up to the fault
and is stopped through.
Going to the subject of the Snohom-
ish raise and its course to the apex. as
claimed by the plaintiffs MIR. Vale
asked:
rs the whole vein shown on this
raise?"
mo: the vein is too big"
rs there any particular streak fol-
lowed?"
I'VE followed the. principal streak.
The hanging wall streak may have
been bigger. but the one we followed
was. j believe, the principal one, and
the one the miner would naturally fol-
low"
Did you find any streak going OFF
to the north?"
We went on one about two or three
inches wide toward the north"
do you consider the size of n vein
is material in following above the
junction of two veins to find the
apex"
No"
Would not it depend on which is the
older streak"
No If there is a split and each is
well defined the smallest apex is the
biggest"
How about this junction."
There is not any junction there.
You would hardly call il seam
rs there not here the well defined
coming together of two veins?''
You may have half an inch streak
there"
lis not there q sireak six or eieht