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Show 4372 Loper- D 2392 Q How did you bring your team from your ranch to Hite? A Up on the east side of the river to opposite Hite, and we would cross the river there at Hite. Q How did you get your team across the river? A Swam them, or ford the river; if it was too high, they would swim. Q What about your wagon? A Didn't move the wagon around there. BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q Took the horses all along the bank from Red canyon up to opposite Hite? A One place that was five or six miles away from the river, we had to go way around. Q Didn't have to go up on the rim? A No, we went up quite high, too, but not up on the great, big, high mesa. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q How long did you remain there at your ranch that time? Q I didn't remain very long; there was another fellow came and stayed on the ranch that winter. I went out to Hanksville, put in the winter there. Q Worked at Hanksville? A Yes. Things was different down there, the reason I didn't stay; I had only had one neighbor; He died; I helped |
