The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-01-25
County Commissioners.

hOaQ CHECKS 1Ssueu.-A. L. HattersOn,
$3.50: Gegner & Green, $44 As; B. +. Johnson,
500 SO; John Michigan, $1S264 Joseph E.
Spencer, So 90; w. 8. Bowman, Jr., 50 Sc; Jas.
Dunnigan, s.. so; Carvll 7. Hughes $55 0S; A.
j. Lagan, 50; James 2. Beall, $S75; w. a.
Walter, 1925; James Kelly, $24.25; John
Bradley, s12; Walter NJ. Grub, SIG A; s. T.
Love, $26 so B. K. Scarborough, sos; Joshua
Dick, $53 IS.
Orders on Treasurer.-Egis and Inteligencer
in full for advertising to- March l, 1901, $500;
Bel Air Water and Light Company, rent for
year, 1901, $40; John Bauer, almshouse, So. IS;
E. F. Guillott, constable, $685.; Andrew Kin
hart, Sheriff, $491; The Kathairo Company,
disinfectants, $3.50.
The following minute respecting the Wool
sey bequest was adopted:
sit being represented to this board that
William Bullock Clark, OF the Johns Hopkins
University, and his assistants have generously
offered their professional services to Hartford
county in the necessary engineering work,
such as preliminary location, surveying, etc,
of the roads from Bel Air to Churchville and
from Churchville to Havre de Grace in con-
nection with the Woolsey requests for these
roads, free Of charge, except for personal ex-
penses necessary to be incurred, ordered that
the services of Mr.. Clark and his assistants be
accepted, on the terms above indicated. 1t is
further ordered that the trustees under the
will Of William Woolsey and the agents of
this board heretofore named, be authori .ed to
proceed, in their discretion, to construct the
road from Bel Air to ChurchVille as speedy as
the same may be prudently done in their
judgment; that is, that the same be done with
In the present year, If practicable"
Annual Summary.
The State Weather Bureau gives the follow
ing summary for 1900
ATMOSPHERIC PREs-URE-IN INCHES AND
HUNDREDETHs.
Annual mean at Washington, d. C.. 3006;
at Baltimore, 3O.05; average, 30.06, highest,
80. 70, at Washington, D G., on February 9th;
lowest, 30 81, at Baltimore, on February 22d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The annual mean CENTRE territory, $500,
was 1.3o above the normal
The highest annual mean was 500, at Solo
mons.
The lowest annual mean was 47SO, at
Deer Park.
The highest temperature recorded during the
year was 1860, at Green Spring Furnace, on
July 18th.
The lowest temperature recorded during the
year was-15o, at Deer Park and Sunnyside,
on February 9th.
The annual range of temperature, within
the sectional limits, was 1910.
The greatest local annual range was 113o,
at Boettcherville.
The least local annual range was 500, at
Pocomoke City.
The greatest local daily range In the year
was $50, at Grantsvllle, on October 10th.
PRECIPITATION In INCHES AND HURDREDTHs
The annual average CENTRE territory,
1896, was 90 below the normal.
The greatest annual amount was So 10, at
Sunnys!de.
The least annual amount was 2s2l at
Cumberland.
The greatest local monthly fall was "a,
at Washington, d. C., in June.
The least local monthly fall was 0.4O, at
Deer Park, in September.
The greatest fall in twenty four hours was
| 5.53, at Solomon's, on August 23d.
The average number of rainy days for the
year was ss.
The prevailing wind direction for the year
| was from the northwest.
The total annual wind movement was
| "A, 743 miles at Baltimore, and 5S,543 miles
at Washington, d. g.
The maximum wind velocity for the year
was 40 miles per hour from the northwest, al
Washington, ID. G., on February 18th.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The average number Of clear days, 173.
The average number of partly cloudy days
1OO
The average number of cloudy days, 81.
The sunshine received during the year at
Baltimore was IS per cent. of the possible
amount.
Thunderstorms occurred In every month ex
cept March.
Hail fell in every month except September
and October.
sleet fell in January, February, March
April and December.
Solar halos we're observed in every montf
except August and September.
Lunar halos were observed In every montl
but May.
Lunar corona we're observed in ever!