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Show 822 At ( Sliock Shock ) Rapid the raft ran aground ( and aud ) was broken up on the rocks . The parts ( were ivere ) caught below , reassembled again , and taken on to Rincpn . ( R . 3152 ) Went upstream in December from ( Rineon Rincon ) to ( Hall's Halls ) Crossing with Mr . Hay ; had ( same saine ) ( proposi proposi- proposi ) ¬ tion of towing , rowing , and poling ; river shallow , waded most of distance and towed boat up ; ( Mr IN1r ) . Hay poled from stern ( R . 3152 ) ; returned to camp April of next year ( R . 3152 ) . Went to Rincon . by pack ( horses liorses ) . ( R . 3152-3153 . ) Supplies from Torrey went to Baker ( ranch rtmeh ) , about ( 12 1-2 ) miles back from Colorado River , on Hall Creek ( Hoxie Creek ) . Made a trip back ( in iii ) ( March 2NIarch ) or April , 1921 ; remained there until May . Went out on ( horseback hoTseback ) to Salt Lake City . There is a trail down to the river through Navajo Gulch . ( R . 3153 . ) Has not been back on Colorado since that time . Did not find oil in ( commercial conin-iercial coniniercial ) quantities . ( R . 3154 . ) ( Cross-exalmination Crossexalmination ) ( R . Vol . 17 , pp . 3155- 3167 ) : It is his ( understanding understandfi-ig understandfiig ) that Shock rapids were ( named mamed ) after Dr . Shock , who is now dead . When the raft was stuck on the rocks there ke got off , the water was only knee deep , and he walked from the raft to the ( left-hand lefthand ) bank of the stream , or the ( right-hand righthand Tight-band Tightband ) bank going down . ( R . 3155.11 ( lie ITe ) ( didn't didnt ) attempt to wade the stream on the other side |