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Show 599 Hyde- D Q How far up? A On the north side I am familiar with it all the way up. Q and on the south side? A Not so far out. Q About how far out? A You mean the heads of the washes? Q No, I mean where the streams run into the San Juan. A Oh, yes; I am familiar with them. Q Are you also familiar with the headwaters of the San Juan? A I have been there a great many times, but no so familiar as I am with the lower San Juan. I have freighted out all through that country. Q Are there any of the creeks or branches that run into the San Juan in the State of Utah streams which run throughout the year? A There is none in the state of Utah. Q What is the first stream that runs into the San Juan that runs all the year around? A The Animus river. BY MR. FARNSWORTH: Q that is going up? A That is going up the river. the north side, the Animus river comes in from the San Juan mountains, Colorado. BY MR. BLACKMAR: Q When you first went there in the early days, from what point did you get your supplies? A When we went there went up, made roads - you call them 2567 |
