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Show 5801 3801 248 pended matter in the Colorado River At Grand Canyon. Now, subsequently, have you determined the relation between themselves measurements in Grand canyon and those at Lees Ferry? A We have data for the last little ever a year for those two stations, and that data seems to indicate that the quantity at Lees Ferry is about the same as at Grand Canyon. There are occasions when the Little Colorado increases themselves load a little bit, but the flow is about the same, and the suspended matter is about the name. Then I have water supply Paper No. 636- A, " Quality of Eastern the Colorado River in 1926 to 1929". In this paper, we give the analyses of water from Colorado River at all of the stations that we have been running; that is, Grand Canyon, Topock, and Yuma, with occasional samples from the San Juan at Goodridge. And the little Colorado at Grand Forks. These two last, Goodrige and Grand Forks, were made by Mr. Clark, as he made his periodical trip on his way to the San Juan station. Mr. Blackmar. This is offered in evidence as Complain-ant's Exhibit No. 493. ( The document referred to was received in evidence and marked " Complainant's Exhibit No. 493" By Mr. Blackmar: |
