@section 2 {day}
@section 3 {au}
  Clark
@section 3 {dt}
  June 29, 1804
@section 3 {txc}
  at the Mouth of the River Kansies June 26" 27" 28 & 29th ¬  This river 
  is 366 miles above the mouth of Missouri it is in Lattitude 38° 31' 13" 
  North 
  = 
  it is 230 yds# wide at its mouth & wider above from the point up the 
  Missourie for about 3 ms# N# 21° W, Down the Middle of the Missourie is S# 
  32° E, up the upper bank of the Kansais, is S# 54° E the river turns to 
  the East above a pt# of high land, well Situated for a fort & in view 
  of the Missouris one mile up & on the upper Side, the width of the 
  Missouris at this place is about 500 yds# 
  = 
  Missourie Water weighs 78. The Kanseis weghs 72 river Miss raised in the 
  time at the Kanseis 2 foot and begun to fall. 
  = 
  The wood land on each side of the Mouth of this river is extensive and of 
  a good quallity as far as our hunters was back, but badly watered with 
  Springs, only two being Seen by them 
  = 
  Some punishment of two men Hall & Collins for takeing whiskey out of 
  the Barrel last night agreeable to the Sentences of a Court Mtl of the 
  party who we have always found verry ready to punish Such Crimes 
  = 
  Many Deer Killed to day 
  = 
  Allarm post or order of Battle arms to be Situated & the Duty &c# 
  Messes of men under a Serjiant who is to detail for every day one man of 
  his Squad to Cook &c# who Shall have the management of the provisions 
  dureing that day or issue, each Days rations must be divided &c# &c 
  Order of encampment, Tents, fires & Duty 
  =