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  Clark
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  June 7, 1804
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  June 7th Thursday 1804 Set out early passed the head of the Island opposit 
  which we Camped last night, and brackfast at the Mouth of a large Creek on 
  the S# S# Of 30 yds wide Called big Monetou, from the pt# of the Isd# or 
  Course of last night to the mouth of this Creek is N 61° W 41/2 ms# a 
  Short distance above the mouth of this Creek, is Several Courious 
  Paintings and Carveing in the projecting rock of Limestone inlade with 
  white red & blue flint, of a verry good quallity, the Indians have 
  taken of this flint great quantities. We landed at this Inscription and 
  found it a Den of rattle Snakes, we had not landed 3 minutes before three 
  verry large Snakes wer observed on the Crevises of the rocks & Killed ¬ at 
  the mouth of the last mentioned Creek Capt# Lewis took four or five men 
  & went to Some Licks or Springs of Salt water from two to four miles 
  up the Creek on Rt# Side the water of those Springs are not Strong, Say 
  from 4 to 600 Gs# of water for a Bushel of Salt passed Some Small willow 
  Islands and Camped at the Mouth of a Small river called Good Womans River 
  this river is about 35 yards wide and Said to be navagable for Perogues 
  Several Leagues Capt# Lewis with 2 men went up the Creek a Short distance. 
  our Hunters brought in three Bear this evening, and informs that the 
  Countrey thro which they passed from the last Creek is fine rich land, 
  & well watered. 
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