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WEATHfcR RhFCRT
OCTOliKR
Maximum temperature 52
Minimum ” 20
Mean maximmn ” 4 1-97
Mean minimum ” 30.13
Ml'.ru ” 3755
Precipitation, inches. 4.45
Snow fall.
Number of days, clear 6, partly
1 loudy 16. cloudy 9, rain or snow 14.
M. I). Snodgrass, Vol. Ol server.
'J lu- i t*a fllinuhes rn small part o:’
<u; fin (1. *1 his )ear we have i wo atd
a haif ^rre«.t casks of salt salmon, be
sides neany^ccpai s of l eleke, - snlt
ed am; smoked I «.t, ks of saiti.cn, a ml
some ukeicy. d'ied salmcn. . t least
<ii e a week, when the we. tut-, is i < t
too stormy to go tl**hinjf, we Ik ve f:es h
tish; in wn.tei, usually e<d, in sum
mer. salmon halil ut, lake t.eut aid
salmon tici.t. In the tail and winter
wid dm ks cciaj it Hally .<<1 a little
vai ie?y to out l il, of f...e. 'i lieu i< o
we M>nieli»i t s have f.e; h 1 eef ot pci k
or fowl fiom oui own steak. law
ever not a litt.e of i ur me. tun ts in
tin cans also.
In the gardens we can r. i c a in i st
any vegetable that dees not requite
too much he«.t, and will ymtuie ijuii k
ly. Nowhe.e can nker le. tme and
r.aii. lies le found th.n a. e kiowu
he.e. 1\ t.. i es ami turnips aiM vie'd
a tfood tri p, hut the potal< es aie
rathei wate.y.
*1 he ilnmieu have leiently 1 veil
having ii sj.e,i..l tre. l. A nun:l er of
Unlives* went on n vbit to Oui ioitor,
anil Uiought home a quantity of kee
liuik. whi.le ine«t, and wha.e-iil.
We bought some of it, . nd the child
leu In.ve enjt yeo it hugely.
The laiirti h was taken out of the
water 1. j-t tin nth and put inside for
the winter. Site has done got cl woik
for us in bunging over « ur supply of
coal and < it for the winter; ail tlu
gr..in for the cattle that has yet arriv
ed, a two months supply of flour, and
many other supplies.
t'ntil sp;ing the ie*M of mi freight
ing will i t done with the i< vv boat.
We have no safe harbor on out is 1« ml.
The prevailing storms in winter ate
from N.W. and S.W. from whi h we
have no shelter hence our 1 oats h. ve
to he taken out of the water.