The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-29

sets were shown on the cross section
map, whereas there were actually only
l..
Then there are Is sets more on the
cross section map here than belong
there?" said Mr.. Scallon.
Yes. sir answered the witness.
These lines are drawn to represent
solid slopes, are they not?' asked Mr..
Scallon.
Yes, sir.
And yet there are no such sets at
alp"
The witness admitted tina. such was
the case.
1.-THE map really shows whole lot
of things that do not exist, does it
not?" was Mr.. Scallon's next question.
1T shows a cross section plane with
work theoretically projected" answer
ed the witness.
We'll. as l understand it. a cross sec.
ton plane splits a lode in two and
gives view of plane face. Then, what
ever work is done is projected on the
plane" said Mr. Scallon.
Yes. SIR
ut is like this wall" continued Mr.,
Scallon indicating the court room wall.
IF there were windows there they
would be projected upon the wall?''
Yes, sir
therefore, cross section L. show
rectly represent the facts in the ground.
Is not that so?" concluded Mr.. Seal
lon.
The witness did not deny that such
was the case.
Mr.. Brown then testified to the dip
of the Johnstown vein as shown on
cross section L." He admitted that
the map only showed the dip Of the
vein theoretically at the part where
it represented sets that did not exist,
or existed only in theory.
Mr.. Scallon went back to the subject
of the lines representing slopes on the
cross section AZ map, and the wit
ness admitted that the sets theoretl-
cally projected should have been rep
resented by dotted lines
Mr.. Brown said, after much question:
ing, that the line on the cross sectlon
representing the dip Of the vein to the
south should have been drawn some
what further south.
The branches of the Rarus vein on
the 450 level next came under discus
sion, and the witness testified that the
big ore body near the south side line
was something like 200 feet in extent
| in an easterly and westerly direction
| He said the easterly edge of the ORE
| body was about so feet west of the
| east end line of the Pennsylvania. 1t
| is bounded on the east by more ore,
| which is joined 10 IL Dy lllelihShiS iis
sures, which make the deposits practl-
| cally one and the same mineral for
| nation.
Are the veins east of the big ore
| body sufficiently individualized to pc
| regarded as distinct veins?" asked MI.
| Scallon.
Yes" said the witness.
"Now state where the veins to the
| east are located with reference to the
| big ore body
"They come in at a point falling on
a line between squares 40 and Al at
| the top of the map. running north'
| 80 east"
Mr.. Brown said that the inside OF the
| big Slope on the 450 level falls inside
| the PENNSYLVANIA north side line.
Mr.. Cotter objected at this point TO
Mr.. Scallon fixing points on the maps
| for the witness. but withdrew the on-
| lection when Mr.. Scallon explained
| Mr.. Scallon and Mr.. Brown We're en-
| gagged in locating the position OF VEN
| on a map of the Rarus 45O lever. MT
| Cotter misunderstood the SITUATION
| This was the first interruption of the
cross-examinaton during the day, the
| examination being carried on with I'M
| interesting and monotonous serenity
| Mr.. Scallon took the witness down