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Show 6118 4118 Q Now, what party was that? A 1921 was the period in which all of the river surveys were made. Q The topographers? A The topographers were working on the river. In 1922, I believe we have a record of the river as noticed by the party of engineers who made a trip from Halls Crossing to Lees Ferry. Q That was the Stabler party? A Stabler, LaRue -- yes, the large party. This table ( indicating) shows that during 1921 the mean flow was 12,500 second- feet during September. Q Now, how does that compare with the mean flow for September, 1922? A The mean flow for September, 1922, was 7,000, or Q No; half as much? A Half as much, I mean. The column ad the right -- Q Before you get on to that, have you got the mean flow for the entire period? |
