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Show 5242 Newby- D 3254 A Well, the Narrow are down the canyon about sixty miles from Greenriver. Q How did you get down to the Narrows? A We went down in another gasoline boat. Q And what was the name of that boat? A That was the Dispatch. Q To whom did it belong? A It belonged to a man named J. S. Ladd. Q Going down the river, who all were in your party? A There were J. S. Ladd, Gus Kezzole (?), he was a Finnish man; Charlie Twatchell, Harry wood, and myself. Q Do you recall any of the incidents of this trip with reference to the operation of the boat? THE SPECIAL MASTER: Which boat, the Dispatch or the Wilmont? MR. BLACKMAR: The Wilmont. A Yes sir. Q Have any difficulties with the river? A Yes sir. Q Tell me about those, please. A You mean from the time we left Greenriver that day? Q Yes. THE SPECIAL MASTER Not in too great detail, Mr. Witness. Just give in general what trouble you had, if any. A Well, we intended to make Wolverton's ranch to camp the first night out, but we got stuck before we got there, about |
