United States Congressional Serial Set
United States Congressional Serial Set
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The "cretaceous formation" continues for some distance above Fort Pierre, and is succeeded by the formation of clay and marl containing beds of lignite, which continue to the mouth of the Poplar. As the water of the Missouri at Fort Benton is clear, and as from the Poplar to the Mississippi it has a deep muddy color, this, it seems to me, must be imparted by the flow through the clay and marl formation.
We left Fort Pierre early on the morning of the 21st. The bluffs from this place are about f...our miles from each other, and equally distant from the river. During the day I noted manj points that were suitable for settlements ; they had a tolerably rich soU and produced fine grass.
M, Doc. 129. 209 The river in many places was well timbered with cotton- wood, inter- mingled with whicn was a small quantity of ash. Cedars were ob- served in small numbers in the ravines. . Many tracts of dead trees standing were seen on the '* Burnt Hills " along here ; there were noticed mdications of " slides," and of the earth having caved in, proba- bly on account of combustion in the interior.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "cretaceous formation" continues for some distance above Fort Pierre, and is succeeded by the formation of clay and marl containing beds of lignite, which continue to the mouth of the Poplar. As the water of the Missouri at Fort Benton is clear, and as from the Poplar to the Mississippi it has a deep muddy color, this, it seems to me, must be imparted by the flow through the clay and marl formation.
We left Fort Pierre early on the morning of the 21st. The bluffs from this place are about f...our miles from each other, and equally distant from the river. During the day I noted manj points that were suitable for settlements ; they had a tolerably rich soU and produced fine grass.
M, Doc. 129. 209 The river in many places was well timbered with cotton- wood, inter- mingled with whicn was a small quantity of ash. Cedars were ob- served in small numbers in the ravines. . Many tracts of dead trees standing were seen on the '* Burnt Hills " along here ; there were noticed mdications of " slides," and of the earth having caved in, proba- bly on account of combustion in the interior.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Government Printing Office to read onlineMoreLess
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