...Clark's Fork, in 48 "J, to that of St. Joseph's, Missouri, in latitude 41° ; that of the Bitter Root valley, in 46°, is similar to that of Philadelphia,...headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia and Yellowstone Rlvers, and that hot geysers, similar to those of California, existed at the head of the Yellowstone...

...attention was called to the mild opem region lying between the Deer Lodge vatley and Fort Lararnie, where the buffalo roamed in millions through the winter,...by my own explorations, the fact of the existence pf an infinite number of hot springs at the headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia, and Yellowstone rivers,...

...attention was called to the mild open region lying between the Deer Lodge valley and Fort Luramie, where the buffalo roamed in millions through the winter,...constituted the great hunting grounds of the Crows, Blackteet, and other mountain tribes. Upon investigating the peculiarities of the country, I learned...

...attention was called to the mild open region lying between the Deer Lodge valley and Fort Laramie, whure the buffalo roamed in millions through the winter,...constituted the great hunting grounds of the Crows, Blackteet, and other mountain tribes. Upon investigating the peculiarities of the country, I learned...

...lying between the Deer Lodge vafley and Fort Laramie, where tho buffalo roamed in millions through tho winter, and which, during that season, constituted the great hunting grounds of the Crows, Blackl'eet, and other mountain tribes. Upon investigating the peculiarities ef the country, I learned...

...attention was called to the mild open region lying between the Deer Lodge valley and Fort Lararnie, where the buffalo roamed in millions through the winter,...headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia, and Yellowstone rivers, and that hot geysers, similar to those of California, existed at the head of the Yellowstone...

...attention was called to the rniid open region lying between the Deer Lodge valley and Fort Laramie, whore the buffalo roamed in millions through the winter,...constituted the great hunting grounds of the Crows, Blackteet, and other mountain tribes. Upon investigating the peculiarities of the country, I learned...

...detect them when you are upon its shores. This remarkable meteorological condition is accounted for by the fact of the existence of an "infinite number of...springs at the headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia, and Yellow Stone rivers," and hot geysers similar to those in California at the head of the Yellow Stone,...

...during the severest seasons of the year." This remarkable meteorological condition is accounted for by the fact of the existence of an " infinite number...springs at the headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia, and Yellow Stone rivers," and hot geysers similar to those in California at the head of the Yellow Stone,...

...military road from Fort Walla Walla to Fort Beutou occurs the following mention of geysers. He says: and afterwards confirmed by my own explorations, the...headwaters of the Missouri, Columbia, and Yellowstone Rivers, and that hot geysers, similar to those of California, existed at the head of the Yellowstone...