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Abstract Testimony, V 2, p. 0993

rise precipitously from the 993 stream . The land im - mediately adjacent to the river was sandy but a short distance back became rocky and in some cases solid rock but with more or less a gentle slope of possibly fifteen per cent ; it was dissected by a ( num- num ) ber of shallow hollows , some being thirty or forty feet deep . There were no cultivated lands and no people there at all . ( R . 3870-3872 . ) [ It is stipulated that his testimony as to what ( hap- hap ) pened on this trip down the river in reference to operation of boats , etc . , would be the same as that of Mr . Loper and Mr . Blake . ] ( R . 3872 . ) He also made a trip on the Green ( Eiver River ) between Green ( Eiver River ) , Wyoming , and Greenriver , Utah . ( R . 3872 . ) The map sheet 46 of * Compl . Exh . No . 10 was ( pre- pre ) pared by ( him Ern ) from surveys and other maps made by the Reclamation Service . He has checked the map as to elevation in order to tie his work into it . The same is true as to sheets 44 and 45 , sheet 44 being prepared in the ( same sarae ) manner as were the maps on the San Juan , and the data shown on the map was observed by him at the time the map was made . Sheet 43 is the same as No . 46 for the Reclamation Service . ( R . 3873 . ) Sheet 42 represents his surveys , inking , and compilation . Sheet 41 was partly prepared by him and partly by Mr . Cornelius Schnurr of the ( Geologi Geologi- Geologi ) ¬ cal Survey in 1914 . Sheet 40 was prepared by Schnurr and elevations checked by him [ Trimble ] .