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Show 3252 Dent- C 1277 MR. RYAN: I weigh one hundred and forty- seven. THE WITNESS: One hundred and eighty- five for me. MR. FARNSWORTH: Mr. Loper, what is your weight MR. LOPER: One hundred and seventy. MR. FARNSWORTH: I think we may have his weight stipulated as one hundred and seventy pounds, may we not? THE WITNESS: That is five hundred pounds of passengers. BY THE SPECIAL MASTER: Q How much do you figure the other? A Three hundred and sixty- six pounds of impediments. Q How much? A Three hundred and sixty- six; but there is more than that. We had document brief cases and cameras and one pair of field glasses. Q Approximately four hundred pounds? A Four hundred pounds, probably; passengers, five hundred. BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q Now, you left North wash at 1: 30 P. M. On September 1, 1929, I believe you said? A I think that is correct. Q At what mile mark did you camp the night? A It is going to take time to get that, if you want it. Q I want the camping place each night, and the date when you arrived at camp, the hour. |
