A History of the Missouri River Discovery of the River By the Jesuit Explorers

Phil E Phil Edward Chappell

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Leavenworth" "Bowling Green/' "latan, " "Platte" "Thames, " "Gen. Brady;' "Oceana, " "Roebuck, " "Manhattan" "Malta" "Lehigh, " "Osage Valley, " "Gloster, " "Amazon, " "Huntsville, " "Lewis F. Linn, " and "Warsazv. " THE STEAMBOAT IN THE FUR TRADE.
It was during this period that the steamboat superseded the keelboat in the upper river fur-trade. This trade had so increased as to require a better method of transportation, and besides, such improvement had been made in the construction of the ste...am- boats as to lead the fur companies to believe that they could suc- cessfully be used in navigating the upper river as well as the lower. In 1831, Pierre Chouteau, who was then at the head of the American Fur Company, built a boat called the "Yellowstone" intended for the mountain trade. She was 130 feet long, 19 feet beam, 6 feet hold; good model; side wheel; single engine, two chimneys; fly-wheel; cabin in the stern-hold; boiler-deck open; no hurricane roof; pilot house elevated; and drew 6 feet loaded to 75 tons.

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