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Show across , sometimes ( trie the ) deepest 316 water ( being baing ) on one side and sometimes on the other . At one ( time th-ne thne ) a flood on Mill Creek washed mud , sand , and rocks across the river ( two-thirds twothirds ) of the way , causing trouble for a week or ten days ; in boating past , the boat getting stuck at times . From Mill Creek to Mile 59 is always a difficult place on the river and he has seen the ( 'same same ) ( con con- con ) ditions almost at Kane Creek as he described when the flood came down Mill Creek . ( In Ill ) that stretch of the river ( from froni ) Mill Creek to Kane Creek the channel crosses the river from side to side about four times , he believes . ( R . 1172-1173 . ) From Kane Spring Wash up to mile 55 , little trouble is encountered but between miles 55 and 56 , trouble is generally looked for , that being the place where the boatwas stuck ( on oil ) the first trip . There are two to three channels there . Between miles 53 and 54 he has had trouble ( be- be ) cause the river is divided into two channels by a big rock that sets out from the bank , and many times the main current runs straight toward the rock . 11 Between mile 52 and 53 the ( only on1v ) ( trouble trotible ) ( encount encount- encount ) ¬ ered was in January , 1926 , with an ice jam . Between mile 49 and 50 , which is near the well , there is a sharp bend in the river with a rock in the middle which bothers at low stage of water . Between miles 43 and 48 , especially between ( 43 413 ) and 44 , is where he was stuck ( 011 oil ) a sand bar a day and a half and there were at least three or four |