Journey to the Quaw-mash Grounds in 1806
June 3 1806 Clark notes recovering invalids Bratton stronger and able to walk the Indian Chief slowly improves the child nearly well the imposthume on the neck subsides they apply onion polico Indians dispatch an express to travellers rest terrain remains difficult with deep slipping creeks grass scarce and rivers high they plan to move to Collins's creek on the 10th to hunt and stock meat before attempting the mountains they fear salmon will not be ready before departure
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Trade of horses near Kimooenim river in 1806
In June 1806 Clark notes his horse nearly failed and weak after the journey to the Kimooenim river. An Indian trader offered a large strong horse in exchange, knowing Clark’s mount was good, to obtain a running buffalo horse for the hunt.
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Lettuce fine upheld in Easton court ruling on biodegradable dispute
In Northampton County Court, Dawn Higgins was ordered to pay a $173.50 fine for discarding lettuce from a car outside a Wal-Mart. Higgins appealed, arguing biodegradability, but the judge found her guilty after arguments about the lettuce. Higgins plans to appeal to the state Superior Court.
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