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Show 3227 Dent- D 1252 river, forming a series of snags along that bank. The indications were that the caving was still going on, and that in the course of caving it was excavating, or un- burying, as it is sometimes termed there, snags and boulders. Q Right at the town of Greenriver did you note any changes in the river channel or the river bed? A I made no inspection of the river bed, as I had no boat there. so far as the changes in the channel are concerned the only map I had was this 1909 survey, which has been discussed before, and the changes that I noted previously. Q How did you get from the town of Moab over to Greenriver? A By automobile. Q And who were with you on that trip? A Mr. Archie D Ryan, above referred to, and the chauffeur. Q Did you also have a boat with you? A No, we had arranged for a boat to precede us. Q Then from Greenriver where did you go? A Went to Hanksville by automobile, where we stayed for perhaps thirty- six hours; thence by automobile to the upper portion of North wash, and at that point we were eventually overtaken by a wagon BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q By the way, what sort of road is it from Greenriver to Hanksville, and down to North Wash? A From Greenville to Hanksville, your Honor, is a track across |
