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THE VOTE
 Artist’s rendition of 'The Vote'
 Site of Station Camp today
 Columbia River shoreline from Station Camp
 Saddle Mountain, across river from Station Camp
 hese are the results of the vote, as recorded at "Station Camp," on the North shore of the Columbia, by William Clark on November 24, 1805.
Sergt J. Ordway
Serjt. N. Pryor
Sgt. P. Gass
Jo. Shields
Go. Shannon
T. P. Howard
P. Wiser
J. Collins
Jo Fields
Al. Willard
R Willard
J. Potts
R. Frasure
Wm. Bratten
R. Fields
J: B: Thompson
J. Colter
H. Hall
Labeech
Peter Crusatte
J. B. Depage
Shabono
S. Guterich
W. Werner
Go: Gibson
Jos. Whitehouse
Geo Drewyer
McNeal
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Janey [Sacagawea] in favour of a place where there is plenty of Potas.
(Clark, from Moulton V.6, 83-4)
[Janey was a nickname used by Clark for Sacagawea.]
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Interpretation of Clark’s Notations | The Captains’ Thoughts | What Does It Mean?
What did the other members say on this day? | After the Vote
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