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~.~:;" ~ "- Z'-'.,~ ~_ . ~er.e ... " ,h~~ .. A~,~~ Paul Kane. INTERIOR Of A CEREMONIAL LODGE, COLUMBIA RIVER. November. 1846. ,oil on paper, 9'/2 x II'/l'. Collection, Stark Museum of Art. the boat eat Mounten heepe 5th tarted with 13loade Horses at 12 a.m. and campt at 400 in a small prarey m~de a sketch of this 6Ulafter 3 - 4 our arived at Ie Rocks prarey campd here 7 th. made a good day Sth.Saw mounten goats could not get a shot at them 9th camped at the grand bature the snow had got so depe that we expected to tak~ t now shews on the 6th. the guide and montrous had started a hed and if the snow was to depe they ware to send men from boat-incampment to asist in takeing our bagage across the treese ware loaded with snow hever then I had aver seepe it in anney cuntrey lOlb..stuck fast in 2 feete and S inches of snow they Men went to work to make now- ew ever one mad fr him If sum ware rude affairs ours hor ses went back to jaspers and they had to carry hevey loads Sutch as a bag of pimacen (90 pound) and thare OWJl bagage IIUl We made owr first day on snow shews and made an arley incampm = ent I beat the track for half the day left evere The American Art Journal/Volume XXI- Number 2 35
Paul Kane. MOUNT HOOD FROM FORT VANCOUVER. December. J846-June. 1847. Oil on paper, 8 x 13 )Is". Collection. Stark Museum of Art. thing that we could pare behind 0 n t to load the men to mutch 12 Cometee punch boaJ the hed waters of the Athabasca and Culumba 13 the grond coat or big hill whitch we found a good days work to go down we met the guide and 8 men who came across from boat incumpment to assist us a cross 14m. 17- 25 this rooming the first thing we had to do was to wade a River of a= = bout 70 yards the mor = ning verry coald our leggens siff with ise this day in all we cro:;sed 17 Rivers 151ll. After leveing a good w arm fire I crossed the depest River that we met with on owr jur = ney 25 ,before bedcfa - st takein off owr sn 36 = ow- hew tocro sand puting them on again 30 in all t day the last part the wor = st haven to cros a swa = mp of3 Miles up to owr neese in ise and water when we arived at boat-incumpment they men wore so glad to see us that they sang and danced and cut up all manner of cape res ware gowing to leve for Vancouver in 2 dayes had we not arived they haveing remaned for 39 days they expected that we ware lost or turned back we had nothing to eale but dryed meat and not mutch of that the gra = test depth of snow in the mountens was 5 or6 fete 16 tJl got the conews decicy and imbarked I found theenerey the mo t beautifull that I have aver eene in aney cuntrey past the dall de more an rapped of deth. thare was 2 men cilled and eatein here from starvation thare cenew haveing ben lost and thare parvishions run out one cilled 2 of his companions and the forth one ascaped our guides father was one of the Olen clUed about 8 years a go thare was 14 persons drouned here by the upseting of a canew was 2 dayes and nights in they lakes snowed hard all night verrey cold in the canew:; arived at colveD onthe20Ul. n jj· after carreying owr canews across land for 2 Miles to avoud the Cettle falls we imbarced 24th. the grand rapped we lost one of our canews Kane / journal
Page 1 and 2: Volume XXI • Number 2 • 1989
Page 3 and 4: THE AMERICAN ART JOURNAL Published
Page 5 and 6: I rite this part of my jurnal over
Page 7 and 8: Paul Kane. CLACKAMAINDIANS, WILl.AM
Page 9 and 10: ngman of North Dakota and outhem Ma
Page 11 and 12: Paul Kane. FALLS ON THE UPPER PELOU
Page 13 and 14: PAUL KANE. c. 1859. Photograph. Col
Page 15 and 16: dently seen the e two books t thoug
Page 17 and 18: I 1--- MAP TO ILLUSTRATE M'- KAN E
Page 19 and 20: Paul Kane. ENCAMPMENT, WINNIPEG RIV
Page 21 and 22: still smoking after having erupted
Page 23 and 24: Paul Kane. PIN PORTAGE. May, 1846.
Page 25 and 26: miskitas and black flies verrey bad
Page 27 and 28: Paul Kane. METIS CAMP AND HUNTERS.
Page 29 and 30: Paul Kane. TWO PORTRAIT STUDIES: AN
Page 31 and 32: u vrry ciod and good mlUl I rcmaned
Page 33 and 34: t' Paul Kane. FORT EDMONTON. Septem
Page 35: Paul Kane. TO-MA-QUIN A ASCADE CHIE
Page 39 and 40: Paul Kane. MOUNT ST. HELENS. March
Page 41 and 42: Paul Kane. SAW-SE-A, A COWICHAN CHI
Page 43 and 44: Paul Kane. RETURN OF A WAR PARTY. A
Page 45 and 46: ." Paul Kane. OLD COX, A SANDWICH I
Page 47 and 48: Paul Kane. LOWER FALLS ON THE PELOU
Page 49 and 50: Paul Kane. MISSION STATION OF WALKE
Page 51 and 52: Paul Kane. THE LITTLE DALLES. Octob
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Page 55 and 56: Paul Kane. CUN-NE-WA-BUM, ONE THAT
Page 57 and 58: Paul Kane. FRAN~OIS LUCIE, A CREE H
Page 59 and 60: for the first day by a Mr. Prude ne
Page 61 and 62: Paul Kane. BRIGADE OF BOATS. July 2
Page 63 and 64: Paul Kane. PETER JACOBS. WESLEY A
Page 65 and 66: farlle fairly lose loose; lose fe~t
Page 67 and 68: Guide to People and Places in Kane'
Page 69 and 70: Coffin Rock Various Coast Salish tr
Page 71 and 72: Coulitz R. The Cowlitz River, a tri
Page 73 and 74: Ea MAP TO ILLUSTRATE in the TERR1TO
Page 75 and 76: Dam has transfonned this stretch of
Page 77 and 78: I • La hed (" Otter Head" in WA [
Page 79 and 80: his right hand. He was noted as the
Page 81 and 82: Paul Kane. NORWAY HOUSE. July or Au
Page 83 and 84: Winnipeg, to which it is connected
Page 85 and 86: George Simpson to open a trail from
Page 87 and 88:
·\ .. { Paul Kane. WHITE MUD PORTA
Page 89 and 90:
Selected Bibliography The author wi
Page 91 and 92:
Index Allan, George William, 8-9. 2
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Mayer, Frank BlackweD, 14,21n. Mear
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