The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-01-11

WM. o. GOULD, SuPt.
1; will be seen from the above report that
nbom 80 percent 81 are b,rials during the
year were Of children from one to five years
pld. This is a large percentage, which has
bfen been remarked in reference to our
mortality Eeeords.ol - q! .---si.a-ia'
The largest number of deaths from any
pne disease is credited TO consumption. A
large proportion of these were persons who
came here with the malady already fastened
hpon them. Experience. shows that our
elimate is not conducive Of lung complaints,
but !, .cn the other hand, the proportion Of
cases of consumption is not nearly so large
Is in many other points in the West. ..,za
The report is an interesting one, and will
well repay perusal. ..-. o.. ..... 3......-..
llcicarolssaeal Res ers Eor December.
tDeduced from the U. :. Signal service.l "
Maximum Temperature, G30; last year,
$so. ,,'..i-.', ...., . d. 60.
Minimum temperatures below zero; Last
year, liz below zero. .. $50. ...-t,.
Thermal range, CSC; las, year, CO. ...
Maximum meas temperature, 410.s; last
year, $50. .rsH..-..
Minimum mean iempera:use, 20; Last
year, - below zero.
Rage If neaas, ~ 3; last year, 81 5..o -
Mean temperature Of The month, 2i'; last
year, 30o. Co...
Mean temperature of the month Of Decem-
Der at Fl. Leavenworth for thirty-four years,
799 s. ....-s o.: r.sr.- e. ''. as pr .' a.''
| Changes - The creates, diurnaI range.
337; hast year, 340. :i.a. ... .az .... .
Mean diurnal range, l50; last year, 2o0. "
-" MOISTURE. I.-..s,....
Rain and snow-watsr, 0.13 inches; last
year, 0.65 inches. b! ,..i T. -o..-'.,.-' '..,''. "
! Show fell TO the dcp,h Of 7-50:inche-.
Atmospheric humidity amounted Ga; last
year to So per cent 80
/ There we're 1--WE cloudy days,and eight days
without q cloud. 'u4ii..sli .fr.... ..-..-
The ratio Of clear sky to the clouds was as
$500; last year, As to So. e. &C.,. ~. ,..s 81.
| ..u..tu.a bee REMARKS .-..s.. 49, r
| The mean Temperature of the month fell
4 degrees below tho mean temperature Of
"a years. In fact, winter set in vigorously
| on the 18th Of November, and, with the ex-
I ception Of a few days, continued sharp TO the
close OF The year. 5as-..i '.' .ii itf-H.. o.. ..r-
On two ocrasions the inefcury ranged st
s. below zero, a9di4 sSnI iscfles 8, and
/ few reports az I'D A{sdets thitfhe peach
buds we're slightly damaged. II this be the
sass i T 8 tf'fs Ii s aa1iss
the month, and the wheat plant vas covered
wi,h snow much Of the time Int has sue.
tained no injury thus far. -. . '''' s-' -
! REyIEw OF THE YEAp.
Maximum Temperature, June 23ds-9S.
! Minimum Temperature, January nh and
February 18th, Sobe1oy zero. f
Range in the year, l0G9."
Mean Temperature Of the year, 54Se7G.
/ Mean Temperature Of the year at Foti
Leavenxorth for ihirty -Sour wears, 529.Sl..
4 Charses-Greasest dinrnai range, January
18th, So -. -. -
Near, aiuraal ,ranse,tiso..a q. = 49," I,
......--. So MOIST, RE.-i'''''.s' 80 i---'.'-
Rain fell TO the depth Of 1855 inches. ,
Mean fslEof rains Ebh Il lavtnwortk fl
"a years, 81. "a inche-A . 81 -, -" :
!. Snow fell to the deplh Of s5.el inches.
j Meas atmospheric humidity, G. per cent
\ The ratio Of clear sky ahe ciotrds was Al
49isto5 81. at, ~ -. g, 8. o..
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and honorable See the Register and ex
anime Il, and SEQ saA's hdP tuy,ne it. -.
TzIrsP-.rs ..-.ssH
BLESSED u he who spzinkleth ashes on u
e icy sidewalk in front off house especial
e where he has been too lazy to shovel of Ii
snow.