They buried the fallen man in the old flower garden, and then rode swiftly for the Texan camp on the Salado.
The valley of the Rio Verde and Salado seems to have been a favorite resort.
But, ultimately, this ended in a bend of the Salado, and from there on all was wild and unbroken—a veritable terra incognita.
Dr. Gillies says where the Diamante joins it, it is called the Salado.
Beyond Buena Esperanza it keeps on the prairie as far as the crossing of the Salado, which here marks the limit of the monte.
On this sad march, at Salado, Walker performed perhaps the most brilliant exploit of his life.
The lower course of the Desaguadero is known as the Salado because of the brackish character of its water.
At the end of the eighteenth century the Spanish outposts ran along the course of the Salado.
They, too, rejoiced greatly at the victory, and all went back in triumph to the Salado.
The Flores is in fact but the drain of the waters of that river; it was found to be more brackish than even the Salado.