Day 746 Day 748 Lewis, June 29, 1805 Saturday June 29th 1805. This morning we experienced a heavy shower of rain for about an hour after which it became fair. not having seen the large…
(Encyclopedia) Boreman, Arthur Ingram, 1823–96, first governor of West Virginia (1863–69), b. Waynesburg, Pa. A member (1855–61) of the Virginia house of delegates, Boreman opposed secession and…
Day 1445 Day 1447 Lewis, June 11, 1806 Wednesday June 11th 1806. All our hunters were out this morning by daylight; Labuish and Gibson only proved successfull, the former killed a black…
Day 1446 Day 1448 Clark, June 11, 1806 Wednesday June 11th 1806 All of our hunters were out by daylight this Morning. Labeech and Shann was the only Suckcessull hunters, Labeech killed a…
Day 695 Day 697 Lewis, June 3, 1805 Monday June 3rd 1805 This morning early we passed over and formed a camp on the point formed by the junction of the two large rivers. here in the course…
Day 1436 Day 1438 Clark, June 6, 1806 The Chopunnish call the Crow Indians Up-shar-look-kar Chopunnish name for Sin-sho-cal Dearbourne R ditto- do- Cal la mar-Sha mosh Meddesons ditto- do…
GAYLE June Ward , a Representative from Kentucky; born in New Liberty, Owen County,
Ky., February 22, 1865; attended Concord College, New Liberty, Ky., and
Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky.;…
Day 86 Day 88 Lewis and Clark, June 24, 1804 Sunday June 24th set out at 1/2 after six continuing the course on the Lard. side N. 80 E 1/4 of a mile to point Lard. N. 551/4 of a mile to…
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