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Show ( He Ile ) saw Bert Loper going ( 518 5,18 ) upstream on the east side of a sand bar , towing his boat with a line . , From the mouth of the Green river to ( Green- Green ) river , Utah , he could have taken this boat upstream there , possibly ; certainly not rowed all the way ; it would depend a good deal on the stage of water . ( R . 1793 . ) He has not written any book on the Colorado River . ( R . 1793 . ) ( Cross-examination Crossexamination ) ( R . ( "Vol Vol Vol ) . 10 , pp . ( 1794r- 1794r 1791-- ) 1798 ) : * He encountered Bert Loper going upstream , somewhere near the middle of Glen Canyon , at the camp where he spent most of his time when with Stanton . Stanton was doing most of his ( prospect prospect- prospect ) ing there with a drill to find out where bedrock was in the stream . It was near the mouth of Trachyte Creek [ on the Colorado River ] . ( R . 1794 . ) Stanton ( didn't didnt ) have any other permanent camp . The men working for Stanton were operating over possibly ten or twenty miles . He believes there was one party that was ( work- work ) ing down pretty well toward Lees Ferry . He ( doesn't doesnt ) know where the supplies for that party came ( from froin ) , and ( doesn't doesnt ) recall any boats that took supplies down the river at that time . ( R . . 1795 . ) These placer mines extended further down than ( Hole-in-the-Rock HoleintheRock Hole-iii-the-Rock HoleiiitheRock ) . That company located ( prac- prac ) tically all the gravel and sand bars in Glen ( can- can ) yon . ( R , . 1795-1796 . ) |