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truck to Johns ( Canyon 0anyon ) . 720 The ( survejr survey ) was confined to the north ( Lank bank ) of the river . ( He Ile ) has never crossed the San Juan River . ( R . 2770-2773 . ) He worked ( along aloug ) the Colorado River from 5 miles above ( Moab Aloab ) Bridge to several miles above mouth of Indian Creek , spending 8 months there , in 1926 , ( starting staxting ) July 30 and ending about 24th of October . ( R . 2773-2779 . ) He crossed the river in a small ( rowboat owboat ) , with outboard motor . He has never crossed Colorado river . ( R . 2780 . ) Camps were established along the river in 1926P and resupplied from time to time by pack string to camp at Island Mesa . Another camp at Grand Landing was established ; supplies were brought down in Moab ( Garage Gaxage ) barge . The camp was moved to Lockhart and supplied by pack string . ( R . 2776-2777 . ) He has been down from below Moab Bridge to lower end of work above Indian Creek , and to Indian Creek in rowboat with outboard motor . ( R . 2773-2774 . ) He ran aground on sand bars , ( which ivhich ) interfered with operation of boats in low stage of water . ( R . 2774 . ) He had temporary camp below Lockhart ( Can- Can ) yon . At a lower stage of water , the channel ( would -would would ) change and sometimes it became necessary to go away down and around a ( bar bar' bar ) and come into camp from the lower side . At other times the channel above would be free and he ( could coidd ) come almost directly into camp . ( R . 2774-2775 . ) He can not state how far the channel would swing ; it appeared to be a progressive action , as