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Show 221 it was more or less even from September to April. A Which means a gradual reduction in that scale; the flow is less. Q Well, as compared with the summer months, October would be a more or less normal flow, would it not? A I had better give that from my notes, if I may -- from a part of the report. Q Well, I did not want the details; I just wanted a general statement. A I would like to explain that in detail, if I might at this time. At the time we were in there, the mean flow of the Colorado River was 4,900 second- feet. I have made a study of all of the stream flow records, and find that, on the average, there have been 205 days in each years when the flow is less than that amount. By Mr. Blackmar: Q How many days? A 205. On the average, there have been 22 days in Oc-tober; there have been 29 days in November; 31 days in Decem-ber; 30 days in January; 27 days in February; 27 days in March; 3 days in April, 1 day in July; 15 days in August; and 21 days in September. By the Special Master: Q Well, that does not mean anything, unless I know how much less, and so on. But I want to get just a general picture. With your experience, would you say that those conditions 2184 |
