The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-01

lines upon il were made in DINNER colors
than that Of the plaintiff. For that reason
he desired TO continue using the PLAIN
tiff's map, it being pronounced correct
by his engineering force.
Mr. Denny said he was willing TO allow
the defense to use his map, but he desired
to have the defendants map submitted to
him and his engineers so they might ex-
anime it, Mr. I'orbis said he was welcome
10 that, and the latter map was handed
over to Mr. Denny and the former one
taken up by Mr. Hayes in his evidence.
"Are you acquainted with what the
plaintiff calls the "a raise vein = Mr.. For
bis asked the witness.
"Ycs," was the reply.
"Do you know to what extent IT was
developed at the time Of the Pennsyl-
yania trial 7"
"Ycs."
"What did we call the vein at that
trial."
THE 4o2 vein, ! think"
what did they call it them
Il think they called il the Berkeley
vein, but | am not sure"
The witness traced the openings on this
ore body, and said that a Wine on 1t
had been sunk below the karus GOO
since the Pennsylvania trial.
The witness described the workings to
the west upon the vein showing there.
This vein was in the vicinity Of the
"a raise vein.
Next he took up the Slopes on the Goo
level on this vein and traced out the vein
10 the westward, saying the ore slopes
Oh it were vertical almost
What is the dip Of this orc body on
the GOO level south Of the "a raise VEN I"
Mr. Forbis asked
Its dip is about 20 degrees. The
slopes at the cas,crly end are almost vcr-
tical. There are slopes a little fattcr to
to the west" the witness replied.
Nv hat are those slopes on!'
con a streak there"
| Are they on the main vein =
"No, sir The Slopes in the drift arc
| on the main vein.'
What is the dip of the vein in the "a
raise, the "a raise veini"
"It has a dip OF as degrees" said the
witness.
Mr.. Forbis took up the glass model
and the witness said the five sheets Of
glass represented FIVE planes drawn through
the earth across the Pennsylvania claim
where the coordinate lines SO, 81, 3S, 80
and 40 were shown on the general plan
map OF the iieinze people. The model
showed what is in the earth on planes
sunk vertically into the claim on these
lines, as they run north and south.
On the model the witness pointed out
for the instruction of the court that a
double red and green line dipping down
| the glass sheets to the southwark from the
surface represented the Johnstown dis
covery vein, otherwise the "a raise vein,
and the injunction boundary as it descended
into the earth.
A red line running up the glass sheets
from the base of the model, south Of the
red and green lines representing the vein
before mentioned and the injunction
boundary was pointed out by the witness
who said that it represented the vein on
the 600 level which he had just been tcsti-
fying about, the vein upon which were
the vertical slopes.
"What do you call the vein!' Mr.. For
bis asked
"That is the No. II vein" the witncs!
replied, which introduced new ore bod,
by name into the case.
What is the course OF this vein: !:
Mr.. Forbis asked.
1T runs parallel with the No. vein
to the north Of it, and has strike 0
90 or 70 degrees west
What arc your conclusions concerning
whether or not this is the same vein tha
comes down in the "a raiser the lawye
asked.