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Show 3502 1524 13 Dellenbaugh- D THE SPECIAL MASTER: I think you can do that on cross examination. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Did one of these Hamblins make a short trip with you? A Yes, he got on the boat. They camped a little below where we met Rowell; Powell came up on t he west side of the river two or three miles from where he had camped to where we had camped, and one of the Hamblins came with him, and we took him on the boat to take him down to their camp, and there were some riffles in between; he was quite startled at going through this terrible water. MR. FARNSWORTH: We move to strike that out as a conclusion of the witness, irrelevant and immaterial whether he was scared or not. THE SPECIAL MASTER: I think you might caution the witness to confine his answers to your questions. MR. BLACKMAR: I think maybe I can get at it this way. Q On the trip from Gunnison Crossing down to San Rafael, just describe the appearance of this man Hamblin. MR. FARNSWORTH: We object to that as incompetent for any purpose, as wholly irrelevant and immaterial. THE SPECIAL MASTER: How is that relevant? MR. BLACKMAR: The only reason we offer that is to show that Mr. Hamblin, an old resident of the country, by his |
