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Show 427 down stream, the other place you were pulling up stream? " A. I expect that would be it, yes sir." R. 1106- 1107. " Q. Did you have any more difficulty in going from the mouth of the Dirty Devil down to Lees Ferry than you had in going from the mouth of the San Rafael down to the mouth of the Green River? " A. No, I don't think I did. I mean by that, there is no part of the river that a man, if he can boat it at all, and will use the proper precaution, that he will not run into the difficulties that exist there if he doesn't watch out what he is doing. " Q. There is no part of the river where, if he is careful, and knows his business, where he will not be able surmount the difficulty? " A. Oh, yes, there is plenty of it." R. 1107. Besides having boated the Green and Colorado Rivers, he has had some experience on the Snake River. He has had experience in boating on the Snake River from All Pine to Idaho Falls, distance of about eighty miles by the river. All Fine, or Blue Pine, is on the south fork of the Snake Rive. He believes that it is less than one hundred miles from where the Snake River heads. The north fork joins the south fork above Idaho Falls, he believes fourteen or sixteen miles. He is not familiar with Shoshone or Twin Falls on the Snake River. The part he is speaking about is not far from Rigby, Idaho. He does know Twin Falls a little and a man could not go over them in a boat. R. 1108- 1110. |
