16 N. E. 20 N.W. 24 S.E. 22 S.E. 32 5 N. 29 N. 27 N.W. 23 N.W. 20 N.W. 23 N. 23 N. E. 28 N.W. 24 N. E. 22 N.W. 24 N.W. 23 N.W. 32 N.W. 32 6 N.W. 30 W. 22 S. 25 E. 24 S. W. 28 S.E. 32 S. W. 16 S.E. 20 E. 20 E. 24 S. 25 N.W. 25 E. 32 7 S. 31 S.E. 28 S. 24 W. 22 S.E. 40 E. 20 S. W. 28 N. E. 24 E. 23 N. E. 24 N. E. 24 E. 24 N. E. 40 8 W. 25 E. 25 ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. Means N. 35 N. 35 N.W. 40 N.W. 36 S.E. 40 S.E. 32 S. W. 42 N. E. 28 E. 27 E. 30 N.W. 48 N.W. 36 S.E. 48

 

TABLE NO. 4, MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA.

FROST.			THERMOMETER.				PRECIPIT’N.		DAYS.
Year.	First.	Last.	Max.	Date.	Min.	Date.	Greatest.	Date.	Clear.	Fair.	Cloudy.	Rainy.
1872	Oct.15	......	Observation		Commenced		Sept. 5th, 1872		...	...	...	...
3	"29	Mar.6	97.0	July5	14.0	Jan.19	3.47	May1	73	132	129	112
4	Dec. 15	Feb. 11	103.0	Aug. 13	27.0	"15	4.67	Mar.16	104	125	136	115
5	Oct.8	Apr.3	102.0	July16	18.0	"10	3.34	Sept. 27	101	148	116	123
6	Nov. 10	Mar. 13	100.5	"11	20.0	Dec.2	5.97	April2	133	125	108	107
7	"14	"11	102.5	"4	16.0	Jan.9	4.65	"7	117	122	126	105
8	Oct.19	"5	100.0	"22	22.0	Dec. 18	4.03	June13	140	140	85	106
9	"24	Apr.6	101.0	"13	14.5	Jan.6	3.46	Oct.17	122	151	92	135
1880	"24	"13	100.0	"4	8.0	Dec. 30	3.33	May27	75	172	119	132
1	Nov.4	Apr. 15	106.9	July7	24.0	Jan.2	3.63	Dec.14	123	130	112	120
2	"14	Mar. 23	97.6	June 28	19.2	Dec.8	3.13	Feb.8	105	179	81	124
3	Oct. 26	"28	98.6	July17	25.0	Jan.12	3.41	April9	137	145	84	112
4	"17	"16	97.1	Aug. 29	8.0	"6	3.62	June30	141	139	86	126
5	"14	"16	98.0	July31	15.5	Feb. 11	3.13	Jan.23	114	153	98	140
6	"28	Apr.6	97.8	Aug. 16	5.4	Jan.9	3.66	April 28	125	143	97	99
7	"31	"6	102.0	June19	12.9	"31	2.25	July27	139	126	100	103
8	.......	.......	.....	.......	....	.......	....	.......