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Show 3760 Stone- D 1781 the river was cutting into a wooded bank, cutting it away on the eastern side. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Mr. Stone, could you have taken this same boat up stream from Greenriver, Utah, to Green River, Wyoming? A I suppose it could have been done, but I wouldn't want the job. It certainly could not be done by one man. MR. FARNSWORTH: We will stipulate nobody else would want to row a boat from Greenriver, Utah, up to Green River, Wyoming. THE WITNESS: It certainly could not be done by one man. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Could it have been done by cars? A No; I will answer that as definitely as I can, never having tried, it. In my opinion it could not be done. Q Do you recall the date that you left Greenriver, Utah? A We were there two days, so it must have been the 11th. Q Did you re- supply your party there? A Yes sir. Q Can you tell me the progress of this expedition? BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q JUST before you enter on that, about how much supplies were you carrying per boat, do you recall? A Well, that is very difficult to say just now; we lived |