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Show xx la ifea * ftmtri * ( 'aj aj ) . ; dMU . * * fcS * . * , , * . , , . . - . . . , ! . . , : ? , * . < , 1880 riod , Qauscthe old ( channel cliannel ) , the deep part of ( tho'iuvGr thoiuvGr ) , to cease to be the deep part of the river . His ( obser- obser ) vation has been that the channel of the river is well defined within certain limits ; it can not ( get got ) very far one way or the other . ( R . 5362 . ) This condition is true of both rivers . His knowledge and experience of the rivers is valuable to one attempting to navigate them and navigation can not be done without knowledge and experience . There is some remarkable building stone between the head of Cataract Canyon and the junction of the rivers , but no attempt , so far as ( he lie ) knows , has ever been made to market this stone . One is a very high brown stone in slabs and the other a limestone , also in layers or slabs . The ( limestone liniestone ) takes a beautiful polish and shows pink crinoids . ( R . 5363-5364 . ) These deposits are five to six miles long and extend from the river surface to a height of 1,300 feet , and it would not be practicable to work or coin this building stone , except from the bottom of the canyon . ( R . 5364 . ) If the quarries were worked and the stone taken out , at the present time he does not know of any other method of getting the ( stone st-one stone ) out of there excepting by the river . ( R . ( 53G6 5366 ) . ) Picture marked ( Defendant's Defendants "Defendant's Defendants ) Exhibit No . 32" identified by him as a cliff ( dweller's dwellers ) house , taken in the lower end of Grassy Bottom on the Green ( Eiver River ) . ( R . 5367 . ) Exhibit No . 32A is a motor boat called the ( Ida -Tda Tda ) B , piloted by Harry Blake . |
