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Show 3772 Stone- D 1793 I don't know, I wouldn't have wished to try it. I understood that Bert Loper took his boat up at that time. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Strike that out. THE WITNESS: Pardon me. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q You saw Bert Loper going up, didn't you? A Yes sir. Q Was he rowing his boat? A No, he was towing it by a line from the east bank of a sandbar. Q From the mouth of the Green river to Greenriver, Utah, could you have taken this boat, in your opinion, up stream there? MR. FARNSWORTH: He has already answered that. A From the mouth of Green river to Greeriver, Utah? BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Yes. A Possibly so. Q Well, could it have been rowed? A No, I should hardly think so -- certainly no rowed all the way; it would depend a good deal on the stage of water. Q You haven't written any book on the Colorado river? A No sir. MR. BLACKMAR: That is all. |
