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Show ( flood ffood ) come in and bring ( 1286 1266 ) a little sand bar to the ( mouth 'Mouth Mouth ) of the canyon , ( -indwheia indwheia ) ( he lie ) would go down he ( would Nvould ) notice it ( was -was was ) pushed out a little way and it ( might inight ) be squeezing the channel a little , but the various changes in the stage of water from day to day did not have any effect on the river bed or the location of sand bars that he could notice . ( Moquie Aloquie ) Canyon Rapids and Aztec Rapids were the same , although there is another Aztec Rapids further down [ the river ] . ( R . 4969 . ) The part of the river bed that ( he lie ) worked on ( dur dur- dur ) ing his various operations was always above ( high- high ) water mark , and he never worked below ( high-water highwater ) mark . Most of his supplies were purchased in Loa , Wayne County , but some were purchased at Greenriver , Utah . He never ( had bad ) any supplies which came in from ( Q-reenriver Qreenriver Greenriver ) , Utah , by boat . When ( he lie ) came down in the Lucy B he built the raft on the first trip ( right Tight ) at Hite before ( he lie ) started . ( R . 4970 . ) He rode down in one of the boats , not ( on oii ) the raft , and before ( he lie ) got to ( camp cainp ) the boats , as ( he lie ) ( remem reniem- reniem ) bers , went ahead of the raft , but he does not ( remem reiiiem- reiiiem ) ber any of the party that went down overland . The raft did not encounter any difficulties that ( he lie ) knows of . When he ( and aiid ) Klondike went down to the mouth of the San Juan he started just below Red Canyon , prospected as they went down , he believes they got there the evening of the second day , and were five days ( on ou ) the entire trip . It took |
