Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 30, 1878, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Htrs3e-. Press september 3o. Tatti Tain pm. Daily edition. Monday sep. 30, 1878. Tee Kkt Yitts. The seventh report of the meteorological service of the Dominion of Canada by or. T. Kingston superintend ent addressed to the Hon. The minister of Marine and fisheries has just reached us in the Ordinary Blue Book form. The objects of the meteorological service Are two fold As follows 1. The collection of meteorological statistics including the statistics of and their arrange ment in forms adapted for the discussion of sundry physical questions the com of materials collected in a series of years and the deduction therefrom of the climatic character of different parts of the Dominion and a furtherance of the knowledge of the facts and Princi Ples generally and of Ca Nadia i climatology in particular. 2. The practical utilization of the facts and principles thus acquired especially for the prognostication of the weather. We learn from 1 Rof. Kings ton s report that the observations have been going on As in previous years and the interest in the work is gradually increasing. The Fol lowing changes and additions have been made to the stations in the North West territories corresponding with the head office at Toronto through the co opera Tion of col. Mcleod chief commissioner of the mounted police new instruments have been forwarded to replace those damaged in transit and some additional ones for new stations. Be Portu Are now received from the following stations under his command fort Saskatchewan fort Walsh. Fort Mcleod fort Calgary. Swan River Barracks Battleford Quap Pelle and Shoal col. Richardson has also succeeded in getting observations taken at Livingstone. In Manitoba or. A. C. O Bierne has commenced a series of observations at Poplar Heights baie St. Paul. Instruments have also been furnished to the Warden of the Penitentiary in this pro Vince. In contiguous territory we find that or. 3. R. Jason of Moose fort at the Mouth of Moose River on James Bay Lias been supplied with a full set of instruments direct from England and Lias commenced a series of observations. Instruments were furnished to to. H. Fur Longe d.l.s., with which to commence observations at Prince Arthur s Landing. The observations since the establish ment of the s tation have been regularly taken by p. Cooke the agent of the Canada Pacific Telegraph. It is pro posed As soon As telegraphic communication is established to have the reports sent to Toronto three times a Day. This would Supply a Long Felt want As reports from this part Are very much needed. The classes of the stations in connection with the let ecological service and the number of each class is As follows there Are ten chief stations where record of the state of the principal elements is kept either by a continuous automatic process or by observations taken night and Day at equal intervals not exceed ing three hours. There Are fourteen Telegraph stations in All where observations Are recorded and reported by Telegraph to Toronto three times a Day at 7.25 4.25 and 10.50 p.m., Toronto mean time. There Are four Reserve Tele graph stations where the observations Are the same As at Telegraph stations but Are Only reported by mail. The term Ordinary stations is applied to All observing stations not included in the three kinds above named. There Are upwards of 100 of these which Are subdivided As follows class i., stations at which observations of All the Ordinary elements Are made at least three times a Day. Class ii., stations where records arc kept of the temperature the direction and velocity of the wind the amount of rain and Snow and the Gener Al state of the. Weather with notices of miscellaneous Phenomena the observations being made two or three times each Day., class Iii-., stations where records Are kept of the amount of rain and Snow with notices of miscellaneous Phenomena. Then the cautionary storm signal stations of which there Are thirty nine Are places to which warnings of the probable approach of storms Are sent on receipt of which the agent in charge hoists a storm signal and posts a notice stating that a storm May be expected and what places Are warned. There Are at present ninety five places in the Dominion where an agent is appointed to receive the daily prob Abili these Are transmitted by Tele from the Central office at 10 . Daily and Are posted up by the agent at the Post office As Well As at the Tele graph office. At the majority of these stations the agent sends reports to the Central office of the actual weather which occurs. The data on which of the weather Are based Are received by Tele graph three times a Day from certain stations in the Dominion and the United states. Hie times at which these observations Are taken Are ., p.m., and p.m., Toronto mean time. The information contained in the reports consists of the following the Reading of the barometer reduced to a Ture of 32 fahrenheit and to sea level despatched to the various cautionary storm signal stations throughout the do minion also on the receipt of a storm warning from Washington the warning is forwarded or not at the discretion of the head office. The importance of issuing the warnings As promptly As Possi ble is Laid great stress on. Out of 510 warnings which were verified 483 were issued infill time to give notice of a storm s approach. In Only a few in stances owing to delay in telegraphic transmission did they arrive after the commencement of the storm. At Twenty seven places the storm had begun be fore the warning was issued from Toron to but in seventeen of these oases the storm continued to increase in violence after the warning was forwarded. The reports received show that nine storms occurred for which no warning was issued. Five of these were purely local and four More general. The percentage in the St. Lawrence and Ocean districts is Low owing to Lack of sufficient stations from which telegraphic reports Are received which accounts for less Success in that District professor Kingston states that additional stations Are required for the bet Ter working of the system in order to increase the accuracy of the storm warn Ings. He mentions that he has received an application from Winnipeg for the establishment of a cautionary storm signal station in. Order to give warning of the probable approach of those terrible blizzards which sweep Over the Prairies in the whiter and cause so much destruction to life and property. It is urged that were such a station established Many lives might be saved As people would not venture on a journey across the Prairies if timely notice were Given of an approaching storm. In order How Ever to accomplish this desirable object he says it would be necessary to establish one or More Telegraph report ing stations on the line of the Canadian Pacific railway or at other places in telegraphic communication with Winni Peg. During the fifteen months preceding the Date of the report a synopsis of the weather in the preceding 24 hours and Tho probabilities for the next 24 hours have been issued at 10 ., daily from the Central office and been forwarded by the Telegraph companies for Publica Tion in the evening editions of the various papers in Ontario and Quebec. The total number of predictions issued was 3.372 of these 78.9 per cent were verified in every particular and 92.5 percent verified either wholly or in part. In August 1877, the probabilities were first issued for the maritime provinces. They were not however published there until december. Considering the scan tines of the data on which the predictions were based the results were very Satis factory. As before stated additional Tele graphic reporting stations Are very much red River transportation copy. Notice to consignees on and Aktor first october All special rates on car Load lots As per classification will be a Vance to 4th fourth class rate new Stock boots and shoes sept28-octl a w. Kittson manager. Thistle Street Winnipeg. This establishment is now open and manufacturing the following grades of soaps extra White German evasive Manitoba laundry soap. And family orders from the Trade solicited. Soft soap constantly on hand. Grease and tallow bought and sold. Sept26m we. Parson manager. Of every description and Good Quality just received and now being opened out at needed both for this service and for storm warnings in order to sustain and if possible improve the accuracy of the predictions. 1 8 8 of the and Industrial society of Manitoba will be held at the pity Hall and grounds on Stear the Pemlar Ricoli Mil g. Range i East. Township Jwj of Sec 33, Range h East. Township no farm with Wood lot House and stable 20 acres under crop. 480 Soo township is of Sec 28, with buildings and improve ments 200 Nafes Wood. 5000 no i of Sec 2 and w i Ofsow i of Sec 1 150 Range in East. Township Nei of Sec 28 and is of Sei of Sec 35, 480 Sej of see 18 arid a Sec 7, 240 set of s Sec 1, on 0 p a 480 Nei and i of twi of Sec 12, on car 480 no d of Sec 7 and s i of so i of Sec 18 on car. .240 no i of Sec 1 and s i of be j of Sec 12 Good land about j wooded on c p r. 210 Range in East. Township Sei and is of Nei of see 21 2j m. For car. 480 township Nei and Ejof twi of see 5 Wood on car. -80 Range v East. Township no of Sec 32 Good Prairie. 480 no of Sec 32 480 township Range i East. Township no. I of Sec 2 and be i of be i of Sec 3 level Prairie. 2so township improved farm Nei of Sec 23, 500 township Sei of Sec 7 and in of Nei of Sec 6 Well timbered on c p r. 480 township main Street twi and no of swi of Sec 38, 240 Nei of see 12 and is of so of Sec 13 Wood. 240 Sei and is of Nei of Sec 4 7 m. For. Car. 240 no so j and s i of new j of Sec 24 Goodwood. 230 Range Vii East. Township Nei of Sec 10 and is of Sei of Sec 15, 240 township nose i of Sec 5 and w of so j of Sec 4 on c p r Wood. 200 Range Viii East. Township Sei and is of Ejof Sec 14 car. 240 Sej of see 4 in township 12 Annj of Nej of Sec 33 in township 11, 240 no is of Nei and n i of be of see 83 and s i of new i of Sec 34 of Wood. 230 township swi and is of twi of Sec 17 2j m. For. Car. 200 Nei 85 and is of twi of 36 Wood on car. 480 twi of Sec 7 and is of swi of Sec is 240 president. Hon. W. P. Howland . Chairman George Brown Hon. A. This successful and Strong company Jia pared to meet the requirements of Tho this association affords Al the be management. For a boots a fun policy no. Ten for profits or the above exhibits the gement extended to persons Wishin years. A policies in the confederation life association charter a Cash As Well As a paid up policy surrender it More annual premiums have been paid. Therefore if pay his premiums Are not lost. Intending insurers will do Well to Cal a Pouillie information. Ignea sept Lam to none i of Sec 25 and s i of be i of Wood and Prairie on car. 140 the 9tli and Loti of octto when ,200 in prizes Clements it Campbell fashionable merchant tailors main Street opposite court Honse Are receiving their fall Stock. Styles attractive and prices to suit. Suits made in the very latest fashions and of up in first class manner by Al workmen. Clements a Campbell. Good All 450 320 320 430 no this is the Best assortment yet shown and the prices Are such As will be Gratifying to All purchasers. An inspection Wally meal. So 26 w if u. i Vul Range i West. Township new i of see 16 Stream of Rood water. I Range in West townships 13 and improved farm. Be i of Sec 38, to 13, and be i of Sec 1, to 14, with 20 acre Wood lot near p o and school 40 acres fenced. 2000 Range in West. Township s i of see 31 Roll. Prairie 30 acres Wood. 450 Range i West. Township swi of see 3, with Wood and water township no i of so 1 some Wood. Township no i of Sec 27. Range Viii West. Township no i of Sec 4 Fine claim Oak Timber. Range do West. Township swi and s i of new i of Sec 17 Poplar. Township no i of see 1, and s j of so i of Sec 12. 200 Range i West. Township no i of Sec 34, with Excel Lent Wood lot 33 acres fenced and under cultivation House stable and milk House Good Well close to and p. O. Soo River lots. St. Andrews East of red chains by 4 Miles with Good Wood. 700 Little Point de chains by 2 Miles with claim to scrip for outer 2 Miles Wood buildings 20 acres broken. 1300 St lot no s w of red River 160 acres some Wood. 800 St lot no 10 w of red River 221 acres some Wood. 800 St of red River 198 acres 7 Miles from City. A. Mile Wood. 650 no acres in St. Norbert on Pein Bina Branch. In no acres in Lorette on Dawson Road rolling Prairie 3 acres broken claim to scrip. Jan nol89-St-Norbert-lots 7, 12, and 18, West of red River each 800 lot 64 also a of red River boo lots 191 Aumoa e of red River each 600 500 800 in the Morth West Wellband s famous Mammoth Call and examine Worth of hens misses and shoes. Co of o lot 246 Parsons Richardson will be Given for horses cattle sheep pigs poultry manufactures. Grain seeds wools. Flowers Divry products Needle and fancy work Fine Art Etc., Etc. Prize lists can be obtained of the Secretary James Stewart esq., main Street. To prevent vexations delay and mistakes entries should be handed to the Secretary be fore the Day of exhibition if possible. Members and entry lists now open. Arc now completing their new. And Choice Stock Rookh theological publications Standard works Ohhet Best writers juvenile books celebrated works or fiction sunday school publications custom work a specially no acres 8 Miles from City plenty Wood. Ron no 193-lot no Bale St Paul 6 acres broken of 92 Good Wood Prairie and Hay land. Onn no acres 6 cons. X 1 m. 3 cons East Side red River opposite Stone fort being Hay privilege Grant on Pembina Branch. Go nerds St a a the e. Bank of red River with improvements. 1385 City property. Lotg3, Machray Street. 200 Corner lot on Broadway Street. 170 not 08 and so in Mcdonald estate Point Douglas 1 x 2 chains Carob services and prayer books 6ept23-Octlo Jas. Stewart _ Secretary be. Mcnee. Life Assurance o o in in Al ust St. Established 1847. O sea level the Reading of the thermometer the relative humidity the direction and velocity of the wind the state of the sky and lastly the Quantity of rain or Snow if any. The morning reports con Tain a record of the minimum tempera Ture recorded since last observation. Re ports Are now received from 41 stations in the morning 31 in the afternoon and at night. Storm warnings based on the information above mentioned Are the oldest strongest cheapest and All Canadian companies. A policy for payable at death costs a Young Man 20 y ars of age Only per annul or less a 25 cts. A week. If taken with profits but per annul. All persons previously insured in the be who desire a Transfer to the Winnipeg Agency and who have not yet applied for such Are requested to communicate with the agent by postal card or other office opposite Grace Church slain Street p. O. Box 248. Edward Morrow. Several farms and City lots for Sale. High and College school text Monk shy Flooks Justim commercial and family stationery of every Teri pm to e would like the residents of Winnipeg to feel perfectly free to come in and look through our Stock of books when having a half hour to spare. Special works not in Stock ordered with despatch direct from Toronto Montreal new York London and Paris. 330id3d go., following Throe lots on the plan of Rev. George you Rig estate lot i on Portage Avenne Corner 200 Nellie sts., 125 no. 73 on Gladstone Street. 110 16, Curtis Street. Leg no. 142-lot 165 fronting on main St. 1 x 2 cons 700 no 13 on Austin St. 210 no House and lot with 66 House with Kitchen it. Frontage on Alexander Street let to Good tenant at per month. Jaw no following lots in tha w. R. Ross estate on William lot no-70 Corner Gin. Jijoo i 6 Orrt 109 Cornero nil 81 Jemima Street. 225 ii o Ito three lots in Point Douglas lot no. 1015 Gladstone St lot ill Gomez St. Lot no. 112 no 170-lot no 12 Logan estate Cor Ner Maria and Alexander streets 1 x 2 chn8. Under roomed House overcoats the season for overcoats is advancing to Date Buffalo is wide awake to the wants o and we guarantee to show the Best yet Shewn in Winnipeg also in pea men s Wear generally. A Fine assortment of Buck goods just to Tafla but we cannot enumerate. Call and examine our Stock then you satisfied and Purchase. Liers peae Seffl Buffalo Stoke Winnipeg. 150 estate. Notre Dame St Vui m r o Jaq 650 Village property no Mill at butt have just of the finest and most Complete Ever imported into this province Dlbert from the of a Audrith an go., West my Bideler conn., 300 tie Corner opposite tie Post office. Etc., taken to it on and not returned within Twenty four hours will be enned Tor u sold and not received Back. Do a co. To let. Business premises on main Street. Scrip. Allen a ont Etc. Main Street Winnipeg. I a. Which they Are offering at prices to 8ctt their Well selected Stock of Waltham and in Pold always be found of and at Proee that will defer neatly done on the tvs s
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