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Show ( zona zoiia ) , , and New ( Mexico Mwdco ) ( join johi ) 68 ) at 12 ( o'clock oclock ) , Outobar ( 'M M ) ; 5 that he ran a line along the State line between , ( 'Utah Utah Utah ) and Colorado , north of the riiii of the ( San ( Jiian Xuaii ) ) ( River P-tiver Ptiver ) , , and in the afternoon dropped down and left a bench mark in the canyon . ( R . 330- 381 . ) He explains that Plate 1 in Compl . Exh . No . 87 is a map made by him on that afternoon and the ( noxt nax-t naxt ) day . It shows the photograph numbers , the cross sections , ( and aud ) the river survey . He spent from 12 ( o'clock oclock ) one day until 3.30 of the ( next -next next ) afternoon in making the map , taking photographs and cross sections . ( R . 331-332 . ) He recalls ( making nialcing ) a statement on direct ( examina- examina ) tion that it is necessary to examine personally , or know about the tributaries and the entire basin of a river . He had never been at that particular point , or at any point on the San Juan River , either before or after the time he made his survey . ( R . 332-333 . ) His purpose in preparing Compl . Exhibit No . 84 : was to show how ( much inuch ) more fall these streams have than the ordinary streams that are used in ( naviga- naviga ) tion . ( R . 332 . ) He had in mind the question of navigation when he made this part of his report ; ; that in his comparison of the three rivers involved in this case he took in the larger rivers on ( which -which which ) he had ( profiles proffles ) and official survey bulletins that could be easily obtained ; and that he knew were large rivers , and were generally called navigable . . He has |
