The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-19

levels, west of the faults. from the 400
level down to the 500 level. 1t seems
to branch from the south vein on the
500 level the witness said.
DO you find any veins crossing the
veins you have described?" asked Mr..
Patterson.
mo, SIR said Mr.. Bulky.
All the veins described are east and
west veins, west of the faults,
The witness said that there are three
distinct streaks between the third level
and the Lloyd tunnel in No. upraise.
There are two streaks at the Lloyd tun-
mel They are two or three feet thick
and separated by granite at different
points. One of the streaks passes up
No. 9 upraise and separates into two
streaks., The other streak goes up No.
upraise and there goes out of the
workings.
State, Mr.. Bulky, whether or not
the veins in this northerly working,
called No. 3 upraise, have any connec-
son.
I'm my opinion, they have not. There
is no working to show it. There are
some other streaks in the neighborhood
and developments might show one of
them to be a continuation of what is
called the Johnstown discovery vein by
the plaintiff said Mr. Bulky.
He next described what is called the
Nameless vein, traced it's apex and car
ried it underground. Then he treated
the vein called the Rarus by the plain
tiff in similar fashion. He said there
is no apparent connection between this
vein and the South vein raise.
He described Pennsylvania No. vein
in it's various bearings, after this. 1t
runs east and west, generally speaking
At the 600 level, it and the South vein
are about parallel and 80 feet apart
At or near the west fault the veins are
about 1870 feet apart on the fifth level,
the witness said. On the 400 level of
the Rarus. going east, the veins are so
or 70 feet apart.
What is the approximate dip Of vein
No. %" asked Mr.. Patterson.
AT the extreme west the dip is rs
degrees to the south and east, as far as
developed; at the east it is nearly YER
tical," said the witness.
How do you connect this vein in it's
parts from the surface downward"
The witness said there are two
branches and described them and the
not developed to the surface at the east
end. The workings upon them at the
east continue into the faults but they
do not.
The veins east of the faults were next
gone over. The most northerly of them
Is called the SnOhOmlSn, tine Witness
said. 1t is first seen in No , tunnel,
perhaps % feet below the surface. at a
point 40 feet west of the east end line
of the Rarus claim. At the top, the
vein is about a foot wide and dips to
the south. 1t runs west and ends at the
east fault.
1t is next found on the $50 level,
where it runs in continuous form to
the east fault. The drift on it goes
through the fault. but no trace of the
vein is found beyond the fault, the wit
ness said.
Where does the Snohomish apex Mr..
Bulkly?" said Mr.. Patterson.
Inside the RaHus lines said Mr..
Bulky.
He stated that the vein is colored
light brown on the model and said it
is found near the east end line of the
Rarus claim on the 400 level, and that
its western extremity ends at the east
fault.
The witness said that on the 800 level
there is a vein that he thinks is the
Snohomish. No. upraise follows this
run down to the 450 level: on that level
is another raise that follows branch
of the vein down to the 800.
DO any part of the workings on the
Snohemish vein reach any part of the