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Show 5976 If that were to be drawn so as to actually represent the gradient of the stream, the elevation as here shown ( indicat-ing) , would be divided by how much -- 120? The Witness. Let us see, I do not understand. The Special Master. You mean if they were both on the same scale? Mr. Farnsworth. Well, if it was an accurate picture. Of course, they would both have to be on the same scale to give an accurate picture. The Witness. You should have to divide the ratio between the inch equals 20 feet and the inch equals one- half mile, to bring it to actual size. By Mr. Farnsworth: Q Yes; so that to depict that section of Trachyte Canyon shown here ( indicating on plat), or any rapids there appearing, or any fall of the river along that stretch, you would do it by drawing a line, and if it were the same length as the longitudinal line drawn here ( indicating), that would merely be a little more shaded at the elevated part then it was at the other end, if a true picture were presented? vertical scales are the same, that would be the case. The Special Master. I think I understood that feature |
