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Show faxas lie ( knows hcnows ) , thiswas ( 84-1 84-3 ) ( tho tbe ) : first trip of ( libo the ) ( Black Mack ) Eagle , and it must have been about ( 1908 1.908 ) or ( 1909 1.909 ) . CR . 3252 . ) The last time ( he lie ) saw the ( Slack B7aO ) ( Eagle Eaffle ) it was tied ( up tip ) where it was left on that trip . ( R 3252-3253 . ) As far as he knows it disappeared from ( Green- Green ) river ; ( didn't didnt ) see it ( anymore anyniore ) . ( In Iii ) those days went down river once a year . ' ( R . ( 3253 32053 ) . ) He made a trip on a boat called the Wilmont that belonged to E . T . Wolverton . It was ( side- side ) wheeler ( , I ) gasoline boat . This trip was made in the fall of the year , probably the latter part of ( Sep Sep- Sep ) ¬ tember , 1909 . This was a pleasure trip to hunt deer . He overtook the boat [ Wilmont ] at the narrows about 60 ( miles mj-les mjles ) from Greenriver . He had gone down in another gasoline boat , called the Dispatch that belonged to J . S . Ladd . ( ( E R ) . 3253-3254 . ) Going down river in party were J . S . Ladd , Gus Kettole ( he was a Finnish man ) , Charlie Twitchell , Harry Wood , and myself . ( R . 3254 . ) This party started out from Greenriver in the ( Dispatch ffispatch ) boat and intended to make ( Wolverton Wolverton's Wolvertons ) ( ranch Tanch ) to camp the first night out , but got stuck about a mile before they got there . Mr . ( Kettole KettoI6 ) and the witness had to get out , and they ( went -Nvent Nvent ) to shore and made camp . Starting out the next ( morn morn- morn ) ¬ ing , had no more difficulties until he overtook Mr . ( "Wblverton Wblverton Wolverton ) at the Narrows , where they stayed all night . |
