Mr. Jenner. I will proceed to describe here your lawn and if you, John Joe, will come out and check me on it and will you stand in the doorway, Mrs. Paine, and would you check me, Mrs. Paine, as I recite these facts?
Mrs. Paine. All right.
(At this point the persons heretofore mentioned assumed the places designated by Counsel Jenner.)
Mr. Jenner. That your home is well set back, we'll measure it in a moment, from the street, and it is a rather generous lawn with some bushes, the bushes are not solid as a screen, but they are up close to your home. The lawn area is entirely open except for the oak tree which I have heretofore described as being as a large generous shade tree about 2 feet in diameter. We will measure the circumference in a moment. John Joe, could we measure the distance from the south wall of the home to the sidewalk?
Agent Howlett. There is no sidewalk—there is a curb.
Mrs. Paine. Yes; there is.
Agent Howlett. 42 feet.
Mr. Jenner. Will you come in, John, and recite in the presence of the reporter what that distance is?
The Reporter. I have it in the record from his statement—42 feet.
Mr. Jenner. There is a roof or canopy over the porch entrance, the depth of which from the south wall to the south edge of the roof area is what, Mr. Howlett, to the south edge of the roofed area?