the Child, and the Indian Cheaf are also on the recovery. the Chief has much more use of his hand and arms.

our Horses maney of them have become So wild that we Cannot take them without the assistance of the indians
William Clark

The Choke Cherry has been in blume since the 20th inst.
-Meriwether Lewis-

a speceis of Lizzard called by the French engages prarie buffaloe are native of these plains as well as of those of the Missouri. I have called them the horned Lizzard.    they are about the size and a good deel the figure of the common black lizzard.    but their bellies are broader, the tail shorter and their action much slower; they crawl much like the toad.
-Meriwether Lewis-

bore to the right up a creek. passd one lodge crossed a steep bad hill and descended down a long hill an a run    pass a large lodge and descended the worst hills we ever saw a road made down.
-John Ordway-

towards evening we arived at the kimooenim or Lewises river at a fishery at a bad rapid. our chief told us to set down and not go in the lodge untill we were invited    so we did at length they invited us in.    spread robes for us to sit on and Set a roasted Salmon before us and Some of their white bread which they call uppah. we eat hearty of this fat fish but did not eat ¼ of it. (Ordway)
-John Ordway-