Box 17, Folder 9: Meteorology (Milwaukee) 1859-1871

(From the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, April 6th, 1861.)

Meteorological and Tidal Observations,

Made under the direction of Capt. Geo. G. Meade, Topographical Engineers, Superintendent Survey of the N. and N. Western Lakes, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Lat. 43° 03' N., Long. 87° 56' W.; Height above the Sea, 593 feet; above Lake Michigan, 15 feet; FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1861, BY I. A. LAPHAM

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[Printed Circular for 1863].

[Hand Written List of Names of Individuals Sent To].

Dr. Tho s M. Logan Sacremento Cal Prof. J.D. Whitney San Francisco Cal G.A. Hyde Cleveland Ohio J.A. Phelps Ottawa Lesueur Co. Minn. John B. Newcomb. Elgin Ill. Capt. H Squier Grand Haven Mich Lt. Col. J.D. Graha, Detroit Mich A.D. Hager, Proctersville Vt. Dr. G.H. Blaker Marquette Mich Prof James Hall-Albany N.Y. Dr. Asa Horr Dubuque, Iowa Dr. P.R. Hoy Racine, Wis Col Sam' Stone Chicago Dr. Geo Vasey Ringwood Ill. Prof. J.C. Watson Ann Arbor Prof A Winchell -- Dr. Geo Englemann St. Louis Dr. AD Backe Washington Dr. S.B. Mead Augusta Hancock Co Ill Jas W. Talman Winnebago Depot Ill Prof M.Y. Williams Urbana Ohio Historical Society St. Paul, Minn. Geo Gale, Galenville Wis.

This paper sent in Jan 1864 to

Sm Just Washington Com' of Agr. do Um A, Hammond, Surgeon General Prof. A. Caswell Providence R.I. Provine c Observatory Toronto Canada W. S. Armstrong, Caldwell Pr. Racine Co. Wis. Isaac Atwood Lake Mills Jefferson Co " James H. Bell Kilbourn City " W.W. Curtis Rocky Run, Columbia Co. " Dr E. Ellis Ashland, Ashland Co. Wis. Rev. John Gridley Kenosha " Charles W. Kellog Delafield " Prof. H.S. Kelsey Beloit " Jacob Liips Manitowoc " Um Mann Superior " Prof. R.Z. Mason Appleton " Geo Mathews Burlington Racine Co Wis. M. Parker Weyauwega " Dr. C.G. Pease [Dr. C.G. Clark] Janesville " M.H. Tower Dartford " Prof. J.W. Sterling, Dr. E.C. Carr Madison " R.H. Struthers Rural, Waupacos Co " Dr. Carl Winkler Milwaukee " F.G. Pomroy do Wm Wood Weyouwega " Levi Burnell Milwaukee J.T. Lewis Gov Madison Col d Fairchild Sec. St. " S.D. Hastings Jr. " J.L Pickand St. Supt. " L.C. Draper St. His Soc " Dr. J.W. Hoyt Madison

Meteorology for 1864.

Meteorological observations for 1863, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin—Latitude. 43 deg. and 3 min. North; Longitude 87 deg. and 56 min. West; elevation above the sea, 593 feet—by I. A. Lapham.

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[Printed Circular and Handwritten List of Persons Sent to].

Meteorological data by Month and Year 1841 to 1865

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