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Show 5237 Newby- D 3249 A Yes, we finally got it there. Q On that trip did they carry any passengers? A No sir. Q Just the crew? A Just the crew. This was an experimental trip. Q After you completed the experimental trip, do you know what became of the boat? A I think they sold it to some firm in Salt Lake City, here. Q Did the boat ever make any more trips? A No sir, not that I know of. Q Have you made other trips down the Green river in other boats? A Yes sir. MR. BLACKMAR: In connection with Mr. Newby's testimony I desire to call attention to Exhibit 94, showing in the Green river, August, 1907, the lowest water was seventy- one hundred second feet, the highest nineteen thousand three hundred, and the mean eleven thousand two hundred. That is on Exhibit 94. MR. FARNSWORTH: Highest was what? MR. BLACKMAR: Nineteen thousand three hundred; mean, eleven thousand two hundred. MR. FARNSWORTH: That was on the date they left Greenriver? MR. BLACKMAR: The month of August. |
