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Show is map ( showing- showing ) location ( 27G 276 ) of wells near Colorado River . He marks on map ( Oompl Compl ) . ( Exli Exh ) . 124 with a circle denoting the position of the John L . Shafer well , the last well drilled , with respect to the ( Prank Frank ) Shafer well . The pink color ( on oil ) the map indicates the outcrop of formation ( "between between betweell ) Wingate ( sand salid- salid ) stone and the Shafer limestone . The blue indicates outcrop of Shafer limestone and formation below it . ( R . ( 1018-1019 1018--1019 ) . ) ( Complainant's Complainants ) Exhibit 126 is identified by him as a photograph showing in the background the ( es- es ) carpment on the west side of the Colorado River , the ( foreground foregTound ) being in the ( valley va-11-ey va11ey ) at Moab and the road , part of the automobile road from Thompson to ( Moab Afoab ) . ( R . 1019 . ) ( Complaint's Complaints ) Exhibit ( 126 -126 ) is identified by him as having been taken two and ( one-half onehalf ) miles below the junction of the Colorado and Green rivers at a place known as Spanish Bottom , and was taken ( from froin ) the Spanish Bottom side , or west side , of the river looking toward the east . ( R . 1020 . ) ( Gross Cross ) examination ( R . Vol . 6 , pp . 1020- 1021 ) : In the delivery of supplies and equipment for drilling purposes on the San Juan , he ( would -would would ) follow the road of least resistance . If it were cheaper to unload from trucks on to a boat and ship a short distance and unload , he would follow that ( pro- pro ) cedure , if not , he would haul the entire distance by |
