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  Clark
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  July 13, 1804
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  July 13th Friday 1804 Set out at Sun rise, and prosd. on under a gentle 
  Breeze, at two miles passed the mouth of a Small river on the S# S# Called 
  by the Indians Tarki~o, a Channel running out of the river three miles 
  above (which is now filled up with Sand) runs into this Creek & and 
  formed a Island Called St# 
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  Josephs Several Sand bars parralel to each other above ¬ In the first 
  bend to the left is Situated a Butifull & extensive plain, Cover'd 
  with Grass resembling Timothy except the Seed which resembles Flax Seed, 
  this plain also abounds in Grapes of defferent Kinds Some nearly ripe. I 
  Killed two Goslings nearly Grown, Several others Killed and cought on 
  Shore, also one old Goose, with pin fethers, She Could not fly ¬ at 
  about 12 miles passd# a Island Situated in a bend on the S# S# above this 
  Island is a large Sand bar Covered with willows. The wind from the South, 
  Camped on a large Sand Bar makeing out from the L# P# opposit a high 
  hanson Prarie, the hills about 4 or 5 miles on S# S# this plain appeard 
  extensive, the Clouds appear to geather to the N# W# a most agreeable 
  Breeze from the South (I walked on Shore on the S# S# the lands are low 
  Subject to overflow) 
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  Last night at about 10 oClock a violent Storm of wind from the N# N# E# 
  which lasted with Great violence for about one hour, at which time a 
  Shower of rain Succeeded. 
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  The men on Shore did not join us this after noon ¬ The river nearly on 
  a Stand ¬ the high lands on the S# S# has only been Seen at a Distance 
  above the Nordaway River, those on the S# L# aproaching the river at every 
  bend, on the Side next to the river well timbered, the opsd# Side open 
  & the Commencmt. of Plains. 
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