Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1882-06-25

ings indicate the position of the lorna
dos path with respect to each of them
and the direction in which the tornado
cloud moved.
z. State in detail and separately the
damage to each building; what portion
or portions were taken away or injured; /;
how far and in what direction were
hey moved bodily; what portion of
each was first struck Ivy the wind, and
how far and in what direction was the
debyis carriedp BE very careful to
give the exact position and peculiari-
ties Of building, which were not dam.
'ced although standing near those
" ich were destroyed.
s. Give the direction, of the wind
while the tornado cloud was approach.
ing, while the tornado cloud was pas
sing and after the tornado cloud passed.
9. Give the general atmospheric con-
ditions Of temperature, wind direction,
humidity and clouds, for from ten to
ifteen days previous to the occurrence
of the tornado and from three to five
days thereafter.
10. Wa, the day unusually warm
and sultryp Give the maximum
temperature, if possible, and state the
hour at which it was observed, to-
gether with the direction of the wind
and state of the sky existing at the
time.
IL. What had b cen about the aver
age daily temperature, also the maxi
mum and minimum, together with the
accompanying directions of the wind,
for eight or ten days previous to the
occurrence OF the tornado, and for
three days succeeding its appearance
II Give the direction, in degrees, of
the course pursued by the tornado
cloud along its path of destruction in
your locality, as for example: n 70o
E; E 800 N, etc. etc.
IL Send any newspaper article con
corning the storm which you may have,
or can obtain without inconvenience.
a. Give name and address of any
one i'll your state who is in the habit OF
keeping meteorological record or
who desires to keep one and would like
instructions.
Is In all descriptions of the lorna
dos path; in giving any particular
destruction in it, in detailing your ex.
perience while the tornado cloud was
passing, be careful TO state on which
side Of the center Ito the north or to
the south and how far) the damage
occurred or you were situated while
witness of the scene.
16. Do you know Of any one who
ozone in the atmosphere on the day of
the storm? If 50, send me their address
OF give the result of the observations
IL. Do you know of any one who
made observations with the galvanO-
meter or compass concerning the de-
Election of the needle during the day
of the storm, especially while the tor
nadO c'oud was passing a given point2
If so, send me their address or give
the result of the observations.
Is. IF you recall the occurrence in
times past of any violent hail storm
in your state, give the place, year,
month, Say of month, hour OF day, dl
rection co the storm. maxiu1um and
minimum. width of path in rods or
miles, sze-and shape of hail stones aud
a narration of tie destructive effects.
l9. If VOW reeall the occurrence, in
times past. of any other tornado in
your stats, gre yea,, monhh,. day of
month, hour of day, the erection OF
the course of the path of destruction
as pursCsd by the tornado cloud, its
length in miles, average width Of de-
stluctive path in yards os rods, maxi
mum width, Dinimum width, and. i: