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The //tt/e quartz i^ein exposed through this 4f ivorking

is adfTtitted by appeliee's witrtesse's to be fiat /yina.

aimost horizontsi. aryd r70 charrge ir? dip appears anyvrhere

which cou/d perrrtit of its connection i^ith the ore bodies

in depth. Presumpti/e/y it continues iivhere fast seen to

t/?e northeast on this same flat dip. Ore bodies in depth

may not be taken aiA^ay from appei/ant on a showing

of this sorf without substantiai e^idence to support

appei/ee's ciaim. ( Tr. pp 5Z2-3, S63-S70. 6/5, 65S-e,

77' a. 7/7. 72 /-Z 773-9, 379 -30/, 09'9i 927. 9S3 J

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