The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-07

six or eight feet in width where passed
through at one point.
Did you have a fissure there" asked
Mr.. Patterson
Yes, and we had sulphide ore," sait
Mr.. Robinson.
At the request of Mr.. Patterson the
witness marked two lines across each
other on sheet of paper to show the
divergence of the vein on the $50 Sno-
homish from the apex line on the sur
face, and, at Mr.. Patterson's further
request, wrote the date and his initials
upon the paper.
Did you say there is no vein in tha
400 raiser" asked Mr.. Patterson.
Il said the raise does not go up on a
vein. The raise cuts two veins as II
goes up"
The vein in No. drift on the 700 Level
runs east and west.
Does the foot or hanging wall pass
out of No. workings" asked Mr.. Pat
terson.
They both pass out of No. drift
answered the witness.
No. drift Is in broken granite, &C.
cording to Mr.. Robinson.
In drift No. Is. south from No. 9, there
is ore, until granite is struck east and
west, the witness said.
The width of the Rarus apex at the
west end line of the Rarus claim is
about IS or 20 ftet. The width Of the
Johnstown apex at the same point is
about five or six feet, the witness said.
The width of the Rarus apex at the rail-
road cut is about IL feet. The witness
did not know the width of the Johns
town apex Immediately east of the cut.
The width of the Rarus apex, on the SO
level, is about Is feet-at the south side
line of the Johnstown claim; the apex
is not shown on the surface at this
point. At No 4 tunnel the apex is from
40 to so feet wide. East of the east end
line of the Rarus claim the apex splits
into three branches The middle branch
is from Is to 20 feet wide; the north
branch is about eight feet wide, and
the south is about seven feet wide. The
three branches are about 80 feet wide in
the aggregate.
How much territory do the three
branches occupy?" asked Mr.. Patter-
son.
About $50 feet"
The witness said that the distance
between the southerly and middle
branches is 100 feet; the distance be-
tween the middle and northern branches
is SO feet. The character of the inter-
mediate country is broken granite
somewhat mineralized.
How far east of the faults is the
junction of the branches" asked Mr..
Patterson.
Thirty feet
rs the north streak developed in the
lower workings"
Yes; it is one of the principal ore
bodies all the way down"
The witness said that the width of the
Rarus vein on the 450 level, on plate d
of the glass model, is 100 feet.
rs the Rarus lode wider than this at
any other point east or west?" asked
Mr.. Patterson.
ut is 241 feet wide at drift No. Al
on the 450 level"
On plate D of the glass model, the
witness said, the Rarus vein is 172 feet
wide. The Johnstown vein crosses the
Rarus vein at this point.
THE length of the crossing between
the foot wall streak and the hanging
wall streak is 300 feet wide" said Mr..
Robinson.
The area between these streaks is oc-
cupied by a system of correlated ifs
sures more or less parallel. 80
Between the assures there is country
rock, is there?" asked Mr.. Patterson.
mo; there is broken granite, some
what mineralized." said the witness.
How wide is the Johnstown vein
where it crosses the Rarus vein?7
Five feet wide
rs the Johnstown, assure discernible