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July 29 Took a few mammals
and a number of birds and
made them up! The Wrigley
arrived about 4 P.M.
so took up all my traps and
made ready to leave as she
will probably start at light
in the morning.
July 30. We left Fort Rae about
3 A.M. and proceeded toward
down the Arm toward Fort Ross.
tion. We passed out into the
lake during the afternoon
and reached Hardisty Island
late in the afternoon. Here or
were obliged to lay to for
the night as the wind was
high and it was not safe exto pass the Cross the wide
expanse to Resolution.
July 31. Left Hardisty Island
early in the morning and
get to Fort Resolution about
9 A.M. I found my brother
had made a very good collection
of mammals. We made ready
To Cure with the Treseness of
the Camp any showed permit.
About Noon. The wind increased
in such an extent that the
Captain announced his intention
I seeking a more
favorable place in the lee
I am salared near to
Inde put the storm, so
I embarked on freight on
board. The wind increased
in fury until about dark
when it bent down some-
what.
August 1. Everything keen,
body. The Wrigley left
Fort Resolution late in the
afternoon and rounding the
Islands entered the mouth
of the Slave River, and began
as send it. About9 o'clock
my stripped Two stood and
The crew was engaged a good
part of the night in loading
it. As soon as enough
wood was obtained in race