10th
August Friday 1804—
Set out early this morning. Course
| N. 60°.
W. |
2 |
miles about to a Sand makeing out from the
Larboard
point. |
| S. 80
W. |
1/2 |
ml. to a Drift log on the
Sand this place is called
Coupee ar Jacke1 the river
laterly Cut through,
Saveing Sev1. mls. |
| S. 18° E. |
2
1/2 |
Ms. to the S.
S. |
| S. 20 W. |
2 1/2 |
Ms. to a burnt Stump in a bend to the L. S. this place
I
was at yesterday. |
| West |
3
1/2 |
Ms. to 2 Cottonwood trees at the mouth of a
run on
the L. S. near the high land & below a
Bluff. |
| N 40° W. |
1 1/2 |
to
a clift of yellow Sand stone the first high land touching
the river above the Council
Bluff. |
| N. 52°. W. |
1
1/2 |
Ms. to the pt. of a
Sand bar from the Starboard pt. passed
the Clift L.
S. |
| N. 79° E. |
3 |
Ms. to a pt. of Willows on the L.
S. |
| N. 29. E. |
1/2 |
M[12]
on the L. Pt |
| North |
1
1/2 |
Ms. to a sand bar from the L. pt. |
| N. 68.
W. |
3/4 |
Mls. on the sand bar from
L. pt. |
| N. 85. W. |
2
1/2 |
Ms to the lower pt. of
a willow island near the S. point. |
|
22
1/4 |
|
from this Island the high hill which the Late King
of the
Mahars was buried on is high and bears West 4 miles. we
camped on this Island.
Musquitors verry troublesom. much Elk &
Beaver Sign
