Paul Kane's Journal of his Western Travels, 1846-1848 - History and ...
Paul Kane's Journal of his Western Travels, 1846-1848 - History and ...
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<strong>Paul</strong> Kane. MISSION STATION OF WALKER AND EELLS, SPOKANE RIVER. September 9, /847. Watercolor on paper, 5 3 /s x 9 3 /8".<br />
Collection, Stark Museum <strong>of</strong> Art.<br />
mete they found a part <strong>of</strong> the foot<br />
<strong>of</strong> a man one <strong>of</strong> the Indians put the mete<br />
in <strong>his</strong> sack they traveled on for 3 days<br />
<strong>and</strong> Knights without camping on<br />
the 39 they ware so exosted that<br />
they put a shore to sleap one was<br />
I~ft to cepe watch but he went<br />
to slepe to, the Eroqua in the night<br />
got up <strong>and</strong> tuck the sack that<br />
had the mete in <strong>and</strong> thrugh it in<br />
the river with all it contained in<br />
the morning the sack was mo whare<br />
to be found, they proseded on to the<br />
spocan Fort whare they gave the<br />
Eraqua up to Mr MC.Mullin who<br />
was in charge the, Eraqua was sent <strong>of</strong>f<br />
know dought to sum more distant<br />
poast<br />
we gumed the boats t<strong>his</strong> afternoon<br />
In the fall <strong>of</strong> 1838. an axedint acurad<br />
whare 11 persons<br />
ware dround here<br />
71h.A stite rane all day<br />
8th.· fine <strong>and</strong> clear saw carrabue bre<br />
= ckfasted at the Rappe S t Maran<br />
9th.. went but a short distanse to day<br />
having to cut our way through the<br />
timber that had fallen<br />
48<br />
across the banks <strong>of</strong> the. River<br />
I ()1li Saw the tracks human feet<br />
in the s<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> was astonished<br />
as know Indians live here or<br />
seldom cum to t<strong>his</strong> part arived<br />
at Coumpmont de Barge at 2<br />
P.M. whare we comenced makeing<br />
our in campment<br />
IIth.nothing <strong>of</strong>importence<br />
12th. they men cut a lobstick<br />
<strong>of</strong> a Ill. feet <strong>and</strong> I was requested<br />
to put my name on it as<br />
it was intended forme, our<br />
little partey then turned out<br />
<strong>and</strong> fired 3 rounds <strong>and</strong> gave<br />
3 cheers in oner <strong>of</strong> thure<br />
Bu~hway as I was called<br />
~ nothing<br />
J.@ rain all day<br />
.L5l!! fine no game<br />
J.6.!!!. sum <strong>of</strong> the largest<br />
flakes <strong>of</strong> snow I ever saw<br />
expect to cross on snow sews<br />
on my arival here I found<br />
my oald friend Cappow Blaug<br />
=h the Shew shwopp Chief he had<br />
a grate quantate <strong>of</strong> dried mea<br />
=t I got sum <strong>and</strong> bever tails<br />
17th. hard frost found a<br />
conew in cach came down<br />
the river they men though<br />
it was the bregade coming<br />
..l.8M! hard frost<br />
~snow<br />
20th. 2 men <strong>and</strong> 2 Indians<br />
leve for the point de boan<br />
to cut a road for the inc<br />
=umans<br />
21 st... for sum time the tops<br />
<strong>of</strong> the mountains have ben<br />
covered with clouds know<br />
ch~ce to cketch them<br />
22a a month from Col vii<br />
<strong>and</strong> know brigade<br />
230 fine <strong>and</strong> coald<br />
24th. Prew, Sanschcay <strong>and</strong><br />
Lefrombeys agree to start<br />
with me tomorrow a cro<br />
= s~ the Mountains on foot<br />
2511l. the men hav declin<br />
=ed to start for want <strong>of</strong><br />
Mockisens<br />
2.6..th coald ise made 2 inshes<br />
in the night. they men have<br />
tried every expedant to bring<br />
the brigade sutch as making<br />
a cross <strong>and</strong> derecting the arm<br />
Kane / <strong>Journal</strong>