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Show 3213 Dent- D 1239 At mile 14 3/ 4, shows a canyon on the right bank. Mile O is the junction of the Green and Colorado rivers. We proceeded on down -- I am now on sheet M of the survey of the Grand Canyon territories, the survey having been made in 1921. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Is that in evidence? MR. BLACKMAR: Yes, your Honor; that is part of 10. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Part of 10? MR. BLACKMAR: Yes. MR. HOYT: 13 of Exhibit 10. THE SPECIAL MASTER: Sheet 13 of Exhibit 10? MR. HOYT: Yes. A The junction of the Green and Colorado rivers on this exhibit is at mile 216 1/ 2. I note a sounding of 3 1/ 2 feet just below the junction. 3 feet at mile 215 2/ 3. 8 feet plus at mile 215 1/ 3. 4 1/ 2 feet at mile 215. 7 1/ 2 feet at mile 214 3/ 4. 7 1/ 2 feet, mile 214 1/ 3. 6 feet, mile 213.6 8 feet plus, mile 213 1/ 2. 4 1/ 2 feet, mile 213. 7 feet, mile 212 3/ 4. That is as far as we went, the first cataract being |
