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Show Nielsen- D 449 Q Sand in the bottom? A When you get down below it is rock in the bottom, big rock, Q What about rapids on that river? A Yes, rapids pretty bad in places. MR. BLACKMAR: That is all. SPECIAL MASTER: What is the length of the San Juan river from Chinle creek to the confluence of the Colorado? MR. BLACKMAR: I think it is one hundred and thirty-three smiles. SPECIAL MASTER: From Chinle creek, that is the disputed portion? MR. BLACKMAR: Yes sir. CROSS EXAMINATION BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q Below Chinle creek and before the San Juan enters into the Colorado, there is only one place where there is any great amount of bottom land, isn't there? A There is only one place, that is about four miles; there is bottoms occasionally all the way down, but the biggest bottoms is from Bluff up. Q I say, below Chinle creek there is only this one place you mentioned a moment ago where there is any great amount of bottom land? A There isn't much bottom land below there. Q The channel is confined? 2415 |
