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Show 4898 Cleary- D 2911 THE SPECIAL MASTER: Now he is getting on the question of the Colorado river. If he is going to answer as to that, I think he has got to show his further qualifications. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Do you know what the capacity of the Moab Garage was? A Fifteen tons THE SPECIAL MASTER: I think, Mr. Blackmar, you can ask him, in view of his general experience as an engineer, whether a boat with that capacity was sufficient to handle the amount of business for the wells that were producing, in general. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Basing your answer, Mr. Cleary, upon your experience in transportation and as an engineer, I will ask you whether or not in your opinion the boat of the Moab Garage was of sufficient capacity to supply a producing oil field in and about Shafer No. 1? A It was not. Q How many boats of that capacity would you have to have to supply a producing oil field? A About eight to ten. BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q How many? A Eight to ten, operating in the way that operated; maybe twenty. |
