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Show 5913 361 Chenoweth- D 3919 agree, in case of any variation with the data by the man who was on the ground, the latter should prevail. Mr. Blackmar. I do not think there is any doubt about that. There is just one situation that, as s understand it, might make some difference; and that is that Mr. Chenoweth has been shown on one of these sheets several rapids which Mr. Hoyt does not show on rapids. Now, that situation may arise from the fact that there is a lot of rock in that particular section of the river, without very much of a change in eleva-tion. The Special Master. And according to the definition, such witness that has appeared has his own particular defini-tion of a rapid, and I have got to decide what I think is a rapid. Mr. Blackmar. Now, Mr. Farnsworth, can we have that agreement? Mr. Blackmar. Of course, the maps speak for them-selves. I have not gone through that. I fancy, or I do not see how it would be possible that there would not be consider-able discrepancy between Mr. Hoyt's table and the map over there ( indicating), prepared as it was. The Special Master. Well, may we not have an agreement |
