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Show 119 -- 115-- In connection with Complainant's Exhibit No. 82, Plates 1- A to 6- A, and nos. 1 to 13, are identified as Complainant's Exhibit No. 82- A, and offered in evidence. R. 248. Complainant's Exhibit No. 83, profile tables of Colorado, Green and San Juan Rivers, prepared by W. G. Hoyt, was received in evidence, R. 249. Complainant's Exhibit No. 84, which is a comparison of the slopes of the Colorado and San Juan Rivers, with some of the other principal rivers in the United States, compiled by W. G. Hoyt, was received in evidence. R. 249. Complainant's Exhibit No. 85, which is a brief description of the Colorado, Green, and San Juan Rivers and tributaries, compiled by W. G. Hoyt, and dealing with the condition of the tributaries, and particularly their location, was admitted in evidence. R. 249- 250. After he had completed his examination of the Colorado River, he then proceeded over to the San Juan River. " I was ordered to make an investigation of the physical characteristics of the San Juan River where it crosses the line between Colorado and Utah. I went overland by automobile to Shiprock, going through Monticello to Shiprock, [ New Mexico] and from Shiprock I drove to the point where the corner of the four states was. At that place I camped and made a survey of the physical characteristics at the point where the San Juan crosses the state line." R. 250. The result of his special examination and survey of the San Juan River where it crosses the line between |
