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Show P. Galloway- RD 1153 Q How far did you go by stage, do you recall? A I don't remember; it seems to me it is sixty or seventy miles. MR. FARNSWORTH: I will state to you, Mr. Blackmar, we did not expect to put on any evidence that anybody ever attempted to make a journey of that kind by row boat up stream. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Where did you leave the Eddy party? MR. FARNSWORTH: I mean from Lee's Ferry up to Greenriver, Utah, or any such jaunt as that. A At the Needles of California. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q How did you get back to your home? A Through Salt Lake. Q You made some suggestion about operating a boat wherever you found boating water. What kind boat did you have in mind, what size boat? A Just a very light row boat; that is the kind we always used. MR. FARNSWORTH: Have him describe it, to save time. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q Supposing you give me the dimensions of such a boat. A The boats are generally sixteen foot in length, and about three foot across the bottom. Q How wide across the stop? 3125 |
