 | Daniel Williams Harmon - 1820 - 446 páginas
...principal dependence of the inhabitants, as the means of subsistence. Monday, September 2. We now have the common salmon in abundance. They weigh from five...they are excellent. As soon as the salmon come into this lake, they go in search of the rivers and brooks, that fall into it ; and these streams they ascend... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 520 páginas
...principal dependence of the inhabitants, as the means of subsistence. Monday, Sept. 2. "We now have the common salmon in abundance. They weigh from five...they are excellent. "As soon as the salmon come into this lake, they go in search of the rivers and brooks that fall into it; and these streams they ascend,... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 526 páginas
...principal dependence of the inhabitants, as the means of subsistence. Monday, Sept. 2. "We now have the common salmon in abundance. They weigh from five...they are excellent. "As soon as the salmon come into this lake, they go in search of the rivers and brooks that fall into it; and these streams the; ascend,... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 508 páginas
...Sept. 2. "We now have the common salmon in abundance. They weigh from five to seven pounds. There age, also, a few of a larger kind, which will weigh sixty...they are excellent. "As soon as the salmon come into this lake, they go in search of the rivers and brooks that fall into it; and these streams they ascend,... | |
 | Jedidiah Morse - 1822 - 514 páginas
...good, when just taken out of the water. But, when dried, as they are by the Indians here, by the he;it of the sun, or in the smoke of a fire, they are not...they are excellent. "As soon as the salmon come into this lake, they go in search ol the rivers ;ind brooks that fall into it; and these streams they ascend,... | |
 | Henry William Herbert - 1859 - 586 páginas
...the Salmon. The person who sees the first one in the river exclaims, Ta-loe naslay ! td-loe naslay ! Salmon have arrived! Salmon have arrived ! The exclamation...as the Salmon come into Stuart's Lake, they go in seareh of the rivers and brooks that fall into it, and these streams they ascend so far as there is... | |
 | Archibald McDonald - 1872 - 154 páginas
...have myself caught trout much larger.] Says Mr. Harmon, continuing his entries for this day — • ' Both of them are very good when just taken out of...palatable. When salted they are excellent. As soon as the 14 salmon come into Stuart's Lake, they go in search of the rivers and brooks that fall into it, and... | |
 | Daniel Williams Harmon - 1905 - 428 páginas
...There are, also, a few of a larger kind, which will weigh sixty or seventy pounds. Both of them arevery good, when just taken out of the water. But, when...they are excellent. As soon as the salmon come into this lake,, they go in search of the rivers and brooks,, that fall into it; and these streams they... | |
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We now have the common salmon in abundance. They weigh from five to seven pounds. There are, also, a few of a larger kind, which will weigh sixty or seventy pounds. Both of them are very good, when just taken out of the water. But, when dried, as they... 