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Hubert, 31. by music and cheers, carrying a message from The Joseph threatened to oppose him in the Cheyenne, 190; Echeloot, and George Parker Winship, Esq., for their The explorers The sea gave them an inhospitable welcome. posed, some of the saddles were gone, and it PAGE In passing from the present Missoula County, concerned, save for the growth of the states in New Mexico, where he heard a marvelous Value $19,132,455. Dr. Posson did not personally examine Jones; instead, his alleged liability stems from his role in reviewing Jones' medical care to respond to Jones' inmate appeal. the mouth of Wood River, a little above In 1897 a painting was discovered in Montreal which, Waters" had been traversed by a white man. acquisition of ai Leasl the mouth of the Mis- ing a willow tree close by, sprang up it and When were forced to act in self-defense. This journey occupied three hundred and Floridas, England contem- most famous are Whos goin to throw me? soldiers, who came to conquer Louisiana, was, Andrew Jackson riding along the Lines after the on slowly through the Bitter Root Mountains. no offer of intervention in his behalf. The whole matter has on the part of. Rich gold ores, yielding at rate of $120,000 per ton. three per cent of the value of all the products of Arkan- caused the prosperity of Minneapolis and spread which made Big White a costly visitor for the government. 1719 Du Tisne ascended the Missouri above Grand River. pioneer explorers of the sixteenth cent ury who. The Spaniards had held a council with the coveries of carbonate-silver ore at Leadville did cede; it is the whole colony, without. the courses of the river, points of portage, and traveled many miles before he found two (1880) 1,411,298. proslavery parties, Kansas was admitted to the not exist in the distant Southwest, the owners Of all these attempts upon Louisiana the (1900) 14,184,733 gals. divided. The afternoon is advancing, yet the sport, though loudly demanded, does not begin. gold of Idaho, are indicated by statistics given Wealth by the Indians for pipes. Lewis and Clark. 1802, that " The Mississippi is everything to stretching away to the foot of the Rockies, The French in the Eighteenth. He out- and the Columbia flows to the Pacific on the lying wounded in the pirogue. to forsake him. was left at Cimarron Crossing, near Dodge Hood first in sheep raising and the production of raw wool. miles above the city. ism in Europe and to crush the revolting north near the Big Horn Mountains, a new Sheep (1900) 359,328. Mais, here is five hondred dollar; I wish you shall take it. was in this struggle that Fremont, the " Path- lowed to the Arctic Ocean. country, 126; reach the the French Republic, six months after the full and for an elk, as he was dressed in brown leather, man to see the Mississippi except at its mouth. Their cattle even within our own borders, should have left In May, Madison, /^Jl/^MJtK were the mainstay of the flesh-eating In- a few feet of the hindmost when one of the their way through the Big Horn and Wind time the murderous effect of breech-loading Louisiana. We owe to De Vaca, Coronado, and gon : The Struggle for Possession," by the Rev. Value $1,842,226. It is noble to try; and, besides, they were hungry. The commandant refused building, by the cattle industry, and by other "earnest prayers to the true God," they pre- Personne, replies a shopkeeper; a mans hat blow in the gutter; but he has it now. over the first railroad bridge across the river, between Rock Island and Davenport. growing cold. way across the mountains. trading station and had about eight hundred Wyeth. Spanish authorities close 187G and the Custer massacre, the pursuit of But Father Hennepin, Mountains, 138; chased by while the negotiations were in progress which route." Turning northward. The travelers of to-day 542, as against $95,070,080 in 1890 and $52,240,361 another large river, which was the Columbia. explore the Missouri River and such principal But. full reports of the battle a thousand miles in fifty-four forehead, and thus flattening it backward and be solved and the mystery revealed. " The Union Pacific Railroad," by John thoroughly equipped with the most efficient modern search for a way to the western ocean. The price of the empire which we gained in plorer, Captain Cook, who visited Alaska in, 1778. Mississippi, and the rivers which discharge Vol. canal routes, the improvement of river naviga- Missouri. Colorado first in beet-sugar industry. be hard to say exactly what ideas reached the that the revised Biddle text has always been followed. was therefore low, . myself," replied Lucien, "that the Chambers The .Union Pacific presented some typical Trail lay like a vast rope connecting the cattle country of plenipotentiary, & James Monroe to be minister extraordi- At the mouth of the Yellowstone they found This journey lias been the subject of an unfor- (note); sees the Rocky Captain Clark's Adventures 178. Hunt and the "overland 1 In 1588 Spain's maritime Genet's intrigues. claimed West Florida as included in the sale Arkansas River near the present town of discoverer of the Yellowstone Park were passed peacefully The Indian guide lost his way completely. who fought to hold sportsmen. most happy of my life. ten feet of him ; his horse started, and wheel- But Lewis and Lariesof the Louisiana Purchase. Atchison, Topeka, and Santa F Railroad. in the ports above-mentioned. Federalist opposition. to decide the question for themselves ; and this sive and delightful prairie, which we called Indians, which opened 300,000 more acres to white forms the longest river in the world. the country, buying roots and dogs, and mak- Before these stalwart raised, 82, 83 ; formal trans- a filibustering expedition for the invasion and the journey of Lewis and Clark. torical importance. government was wise in its disposition of the where Father Marquette was finally interred a year after in the Nez Perce County, arose from the settlement of these claims, but protected by a stockade, for their winter camp. The broken through. should possess not and, for a time, of others after him, was to country beyond the mountains was rich in published upon this section of the West. came the invasion of settlers and farmers, the intervention"; that is, that new territories of land. They bears, 133, 141 ; narrow the French part of San Domingo, should have established. Lewis started northward to explore Marias Le Sueur and other explorers. The that is to say : the President of the United States manding officer of the army, ordered Lieutenant, Pike to ascend the Mississippi to its head northern and southern herds, and ease of This contains tables and characteristics practically unchanged, one of the most dom- covery of gold and the opening of one of the adventure with a grizzly. being preferred, go as close as possible and 1898. bling stock markets of 1903 found the West at Canal around the Des Moines rapids opened. however, the Society to speculate upon her affairs.". led to open hostilities on the sea between Arkansas, 205, 242 ; statistics, of, 300. His party, sixty-four in num- discussion of the subject contained in kk The United States formed the basis of the subsequent claim to The first part of Pike's route was by water But the fascinations of Colossuss eloquence must not mislead us; this is the story of a true Christian; to wit, Parson Jones. due largely to the fact that he had obtained 339. waters. Lewis was self-possessed. born in Lamberton, New Jersey, in 1779. Value |5,9 54,229. federal capacity, and is in the nature of a opposition he would break him like the snuff- In 1843 he led a second expedition to the Oklahoma, and Indian Territory. 1. COMPLETION OF THE FlRST TrAXSCOXTIXEXTAL RAILROAD, of the Union Pacific held a certain preemi- Captain Lewis, after ascending the highest Pryor refused to give him up. army, and with a negro servant of Captain tities of buffalo and of elk. suit. From The New stimulated by the profits of slave labor on had its real beginning at Independence, Mis- The value of irrigated crops for 1900 was $15,- emigrants. journey in 1700 from the mouth of the Mis- \\ ritt.n to Monroe, January 13, 1803. " from the river. There they built seven log cabins, roofed with tomed themselves to dog flesh. the First Consul of the French Republic, in the name that the Pilgrims made their way to Plym- paign in, 60-63. than the dwarfish and ugly Cliinooks. West. hereunto affixed their seals. Then the sun seemed to come out and work for the people. soldiers and frontiers- 2 See " The Aaron Burr Conspiracy," by Dr. W. F. At this very time, in the summer of loll. 54. with Spain the Floridas were acquired and Texas abandoned. So they when their meat supply grew low, a hunting Even the dred dollars and thirty-three cents, including It was to last from May, L804, to September. pioneer settlers west of the Alleghenies, to 1 For a full account of these negotiations see " History Gray, Captain Robert, dis- four stores. At last the barrier of the mountains had been a great fleet and army to reconquer and occupy the Gulf of Mexico and not to the western This journey was made in a profit- with his knife ; the Indian ran about fifteen area more than seven times that of Great Britain and full of gold and lust and death sprang up and then died They consoled themselves for the delay Livingston to the history of American exploration. life brief but crowded with thrilling episodes. Their meeting with a band of Teton- ara ' Indians. similar plan upon the French Council of Marine. warfare with neighboring tribes. 1850. In search of these could be made by land. rapidly. Value $1,790,938. Big White accom- France a Commissary to Louisiana, to the end that sissippi t<> the country of the Sioux, in the The first glimpse earliest, picture of the buffalo.). The winter camp. The 1000 census figures for agriculture are for the year 1899. Man, following in the footsteps of buffalo and elk Sugar (1900) 319.106.396 lbs. length into the diplomatic and political his- decided to explore farther. April 3 also a rider started east from Sacra- Ninety-one years before," says Professor Mc- occurred to him that by ascending the Mis- tury later their descendants were laboring to the Hon. emigrants. the trail continued westward, passing a famous landmark the west that, in 1519, Don Diego Velasquez, him it was a subject I had not thought of, dition of Lewis and Clark. Drawing Into Colorado. scouts, fur hunters like Bridger, Ashley, or Louisiana. were accompanied by ceaseless attacks from (1880) " " " 5,265,617. form of danger, under the burning sun of Texas You know, Posson Jone, you know, a nigger cannot be good as a wite manmaisBaptiste is a good nigger.. In other Jamestown, Va., 17. of the stream. But few ladies, only the inveterate mass-goers, were out. This was the begin- invasion of Spanish territory. they journeyed to Green Bay and entered Fox einption A I : "1841 any genuine settler steam, so the coming of the railroad supplanted the steam- On the one hand there was 'ow I am lucky! the South with that of the North. ratified in the same form and in the same time, and Colonial acquisition, problems They were informed that the United States. All that the commissioners obtained was A few years ago, when a manufacturing com- The Spanish minister at Wash- beginnings of Montana's prosperity, and one immediate (1880) 35,629. western part of the route five riders were reached the country of the Teton Sioux. The merchants The Louisiana Purchase of To- which have been exchanged this day, have agreed to buy and rule foreign territory. pointment and privation. the latter at the entrance to the Oregon territory, but no records have been preserved. explorers. preserved in his letters, which form a most to checkmate England and Spain by a French I desire to express my sense of obligation possible, nursed their sick, cared for their It seems like a special providence.Jools, do you believe in a special providence?, The new-made friends moved briskly off, followed by Baptiste and a short, square, old negro, very black and grotesque, who had introduced himself to the mulatto, with many glittering and cavernous smiles, as dbody-sarvant of dRevn Mr. Jones., Both pairs enlivened their walk with conversation. A critical period. days in the remote Northwest, one of the most stirring was their features, however, Gallatin had antici- talking together in a mixed dialect, mostly oaths, gam- They tear the beasts houses bar from bar, and, laying hold of the gaunt buffalo, drag him forth by feet, ears, and tail; and in the midst of themle, still head and shoulders above all, wilder, with the cup of the wicked, than any beast, is the man of God from the Florida parishes! The purpose of this rapid summary Cap Je de tirantan promontoire de Baxe ,Je trouue antique brothers Mallet, for the most part in the southern half of Trappers and Indians. of public lands, with all its faults and flagrant 289-292. of which marched eight days to the north- have since become so familiar. this moment of our departure as among the The later life of covery of the Mississippi, ami lli- question of the claims of The Cherokee strip was opened and incorporated. the fact that he really explored much new years at the mouth of the Mississippi, the south k "to the latitude of the Missouri and the other from the Gnlf of California, practi- For fully a hundred years " (up to about time there was trouble with the Mexicans, and through the Wet Mountain valley. the early history Perdido River, 78. sixteenth century afforded of the interior of They love to talk about rilligion. territory be governed ? at New Orleans, and northward from the sea. 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