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Show 828 Cataract Canyon to the river; and shows rapids Nos. 13 to 22 inclusive. The picture shows the same rocks as are shown in Exhibit Nos. 236 to 238 inclusive. It was taken from the rim, looking down. Exhibit No. 243 shows rapid No 36. in Cataract Canyon. The boat No. 2 is in the rapid. Exhibit No. 244 shows rapid No. 35 in Cataract Canyon. Exhibit No. 245 shows D. Julian's Point in Cataract Canyon. R. 1967. The " D. Julian" inscription appears on the right side of the picture, as you look at it, at about three- quarters of an inch up form the water. It might be submerged at high water. Exhibit No. 246 shows Mill Craig Bend in Cataract Canyon. Exhibit No. 247 shows the only rapid in Cataract Canyon that the expedition portaged. They called it the Big Rock Rapid, No. 25. R. 1967- 1969. Exhibit No. 248 shows Cranberry Point, Cataract Canyon. R. 1969. " Q. As a matter of information, Mr. Edwards, what kind of trees are those in the foreground? " A. Cottonwood, as I remember it. When Stanton's party went through in 1889, across the river from here ( indicating) they found a half barrel of cut loaf sugar. While we were camped here we crossed to see if we could find any of it. " Digging around in the sand we found a case of a dozen quart jars of cranberry jam. The date on the box said it had been put up in 1836. We broke several of the jars, and took |
