THE VOYAGES OF USC&GSS Carlile P. Patterson 1894-1895
(More detailed plots follow in the text)
(Maps prepared using Journey Plotter, developed by Maikel. The Plots can only be approximate. They are made by joining-up positions on successive days, and sometimes positions are not given. There will therefore be occasions when the ship appears to have travelled overland)
LOG BOOK – JANUARY 1st 1894 TO MARCH 31st 1894
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Steamer CP Patterson
Lieutenant Commander WI Moore USN Commanding
From 1 January 1894 to March 31 1894
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General dimensions of vessel
Length at load water-line 160 feet
Extreme breadth of beam at load-water line 27 feet 3 inches
Depth of hold 10 feet 4 inches
Tonnage OM 453
Draught, forward 11 feet 6 inches, aft 14 feet 2 inches; displacement 718.71 tons
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List of officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson:
WI Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined January 25, 1892
H Rodman, Ensign USN, joined March 2, 1893
JG Doyle, Ensign USN, joined March 8, 1893, detached February 20, 1894
G Tarbox, Ensign USN, joined March 31, 1892
RF Lopez, Lieutenant (Junior Grade) USN, joined January 12, 1894
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1, 1894
James H Sears, Lieutenant USN, joined March 31, 1894
CG Decker, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined April 1, 1892
HJ Leopold, Assistant Engineer, joined March 30, 1893
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Notes.
I Wet and dry bulb thermometers not to be depended upon.
II Barometer correction +22 (twenty two hundredths plus)
LOGS FOR JANUARY 1894
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1 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy and squally until 7.00, then clearing weather and wind shifting from E’d to SSW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with rain last hour, light airs to gentle breeze from SW.
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2 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining, light variable airs and breezes. USS ALBATROSS left Navy Yard at 8.00. [USS ALBATROSS was a US Fisheries Commission steamer launched in 1882.]
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, variable light airs.
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3 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy, calm and light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool, light airs to moderate breeze from SW and W. Received on board: 30 gallons kerosene oil and 2 dozen lamp chimneys. Loosed sails to dry.
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4 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, gentle and moderate breeze from W. Loosed sails to dry. Landed Vixen on Navy Yard wharf. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and cool, moderate to light breezes from W’d.
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5 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy. Calms, light airs to moderate breeze from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, gentle breeze from WSW with light airs and calm. Scraping spars.
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6 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool, light airs and calm.
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7 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant first part then overcast. Light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, drizzling at times, foggy latter part. Calms, light airs from SW and SE.
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8 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy first part. Cloudy last part. Calms, light airs and breezes from E’d. Scraping spars.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light airs and calm. Received on board the following articles: 1 sauce tureen, 2 covered dishes, 2 baker’s dishes, 2 pickle dishes, 1 salad dish, 1 dish 10”, 1 dish 14”, 1 dish 16”, 1 dozen soup plates 8”, 1½ dozen plates 8½”, 1½ dozen 6½”, 1½ dozen 4½”, 1 dozen butter plates, 1 dozen cups and saucers, 3 dozen assorted glasses, 1½ dozen tumblers, 1 dozen coffee cups, 1 dozen coffee cups, small, ¾ dozen plates 8”, ½ dozen salt and peppers, 1 pair blankets.
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9 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Generally clear and pleasant. Light airs and calms.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from NE. Scraping spars. Shifted moorings nearer coal shed for purpose of coaling ship. Received on board from Vallejo: 540 feet rough lumber for planking deck during coaling.
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10 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool, first part, then warmer weather. Calm and variable light airs. Commenced coaling at 8.20. Received on board up to noon: 31½ tons.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light variable airs first part, calm during remainder of watch. Received on board: 62 1736/2200 tons of coal.
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11 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy. Calm, light airs and breezes from E’d. At noon, 96½ tons of coal had been received on board.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light E’ly breeze and calm. Finished coaling and took in 1½ tons during afternoon making 95 tons in all.
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12 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light E’ly breeze. Received on board: 1200 gallons fresh water.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light airs and breeze. Lieutenant Lopez USN reported for duty on board this vessel.
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13 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy, light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, raining, light airs to moderate breeze from SW and SE. Received on board: 1 dozen pie plates, 1 dozen deep plates, 3 dozen tin plates, 4 frying pans, 3 coffee pots, 1 coffee boiler, 2½ dozen teaspoons, 2 dozen knives.
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14 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy and raining. Light airs to moderate breeze from S’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Stiff breeze to moderate gale from S.
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15 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Fresh breeze in squalls until daylight then moderating.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy first part then clearing weather. JJ Gensoul (Paymaster Yeoman) was discharged from the Naval Service, his services being no longer required. Plumbers at work on war’d [possibly ward room]. Office work.
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16 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clearing, cool weather. Light breeze from W’d. Office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, gentle breeze to light airs from SW’d and calms last part. Scraping brightwork. Overhauling and repairing launches.
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17 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, overcast last part. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from S’d. Scraping bright work and overhauling launches.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally first four hours then clear weather. Breeze first and squally until weather cleared, then light airs from S’d and W’d.
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18 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Variable weather, light shower first part then clearing. Variable light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
First part overcast and passing showers then clearing weather. Office work; crew engaged scraping bright woodwork. Engineer’s force working on launches.
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19 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and cool, calm and light airs, variable in direction. Office work; crew engaged scraping bright woodwork.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light airs to gentle breeze from E and SSE.
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20 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light airs to stiff breeze from SE, SSE and SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and cloudy, light breeze from S’d and W’d.
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21 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and foggy, light breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally cloudy, light airs and breeze from W to SW.
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22 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, passing showers. Light airs and breeze from SW. Received on board: 1400 gallons water.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Calms and light variable airs. Sent to San Francisco: Pirate’s engine and boiler, to be placed in new boat. Painting cabin, overhauling boats.
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23 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, hazy. Calms and light airs from E’d and N’d. Painting cabin. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and hazy. Variable light airs and calm.
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24 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy. Calms and light airs from NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant first part, becoming foggy during night. Calm. Repairing steering gear and overhauling boats. Office work.
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25 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy during night and early morning, lifting slightly toward noon. Calm, light airs from S’d and E’d. Overhauling boats; office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant, light variable breeze and airs. Painting cabin, carpenter overhauling launch and working on steering gear. Painting main deck.
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26 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Light variable airs and breezes. Painting main deck and cabin. Received on board: 4 paint brushes. At 10.00 USS McARTHUR came in and went alongside dock. [USC&GS McARTHUR was a survey steamer launched in 1874.]
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm and light E’ly breeze.
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27 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy, calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and calm.
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28 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear first part, then foggy weather and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, foggy first part of time. Light airs to gentle breeze from ESE to W.
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29 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, foggy first part, mist and passing showers. Light airs and breezes from W’d. Carpenter overhauling boats. Painters working in cabin.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from SW. Shipped Charles Dalston (Seaman). Received medical stores as per requisition. Carpenter overhauling boats. Painters at work in cabin.
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30 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, calm to light breeze from NW. Carpenters at work on boats. Painters at work in cabin.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant first part, passing showers during night. Light airs and calm.
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31 January 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Passing showers first part, then clearing weather. Calm and light airs. Received on board from CJ Hendry of San Francisco: 1 deadlight for air port, 2 packages screws (brass), 1½”, and the following lumber: 1 piece of oak 6” x 6” x 12’, 1 piece 6” x 6” x 14’ and 1 piece 6” x 6” x 7’, and 2 pieces of white pine, 2 of 4” x 4” x 8’ and 1 of 10” x 9” x 2’ 5”.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light variable airs and breezes. Overhauling boats and painting ship.
[CJ Hendry Company was a ship’s chandler and naval store. The store is referred to by various names in these logs; the name Hendry being the constant feature.]
LOGS FOR FEBRUARY 1894
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1 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, light airs to gentle breeze from E’d. Overhauling boats and painting ship. Received from Yard: 1000 gallons fresh water. Ensign WB Hoggatt reported for duty.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, pleasant weather. Moderate to light breeze from NE.
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2 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, variable light airs and calms.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light breeze, airs and calm.
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3 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear first part, then cloudy and cool. Light airs and breeze from NW and E.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light and gentle breeze from E’d. Painting ship and overhauling boats. Carpenter working on rudder.
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4 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy. Light airs to moderate breeze from E’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy last few hours. Calm and variable light airs. At 1.35 McARTHUR came in.
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5 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast until daylight, then clearing. Variable light airs and breeze.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, calm and light airs. All officers off duty and a company of infantry without arms from this vessel attended the funeral of the late Lieutenant CF Emmerick USN.
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6 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, calm and light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, with calms and light airs and breezes from SW.
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7 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with mist and rain squalls. Light airs to moderate breeze from S and WSW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, squally, rain. Gentle to stiff breeze from W’d. Overhauling boats and rudder. Revenue Cutter CORWIN left at 2.00. [US Revenue Cutter THOMAS CORWIN was a topsail schooner-rigged steam cutter, built by Oregon Iron Works, Portland, Oregon, completed 1876.]
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8 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light airs to moderate breeze from SW. At 9.00 McARTHUR left Yard. Received on board: 40 gallons mineral sperm oil from Hendry & Sons. Overhauling boats and rudder.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy, squally, bad weather. Fresh breeze from SW.
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9 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Fresh breeze to moderate gale from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy weather. Moderate and light breeze in squalls from NW and W. Office work and repairing boats.
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10 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool weather. Gentle to moderate breeze from W and NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Wind blowing from NW in squalls reaching force of very fresh breeze. Calm last four hours.
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11 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and cold, calms and light variable airs and breezes.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining first part. Overcast last part. Gentle breeze to light airs from S’d and E’d. Enlisted Hugh Rodman as 3rd class Writer from this date, for cruise.
[Note: In addition to Hugh Rodman mentioned above, there was an Ensign Hugh Rodman on board whose rank/role is unclear and changing. He is included in the list of officers at the start of this log as Ensign and has signed log entries as Ensign and later as Lieutenant. He took a promotion examination during 1893 and was variously referred to as Ensign and Lieutenant after that in the 1893 logs, so it is not clear when promotion was confirmed. He later became an Admiral, and did duty as an Admiral of the British Fleet during WWI. ]
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12 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, clear latter part. Calms, light airs and breezes from E. Overhauling boats. By order of Commanding Officer changed rate of Hugh Rodman from 3rd class Writer to Pay Yeoman.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard.
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13 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm, calm and variable light airs. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from SE and calm. Office work. Crew overhauling riggin and boats. [Note: riggin is written in the log on a number of occasions. Corrected subsequently.]
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14 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs. Office work and overhauling rigging and boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant first part. Light airs and breezes from E, SW and W. Office work and overhauling boats.
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15 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear with dew first part. Overcast, squally and raining last part. Light airs and breezes increasing to fresh breeze in squalls from S. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining. Wind from W’d blowing in squalls varying in force from light airs to fresh breeze. Overhauling boats.
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16 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms, light airs, breezes from W’d. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Breeze variable in force and direction. Hauled out in stream at 2.00 and moored to dock at 5.15.
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17 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, gentle breeze from W, shifting to S. Received on board: 1 metal frame for cabin deck light and 29 packs stationery.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy and squally. Light to stiff breeze in squalls from S and SW.
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18 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, squally and rainy first part then cloudy weather. Moderate squalls from SSW then light airs and breeze from S’d and W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining. Light airs to moderate breeze from S and SW.
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19 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, raining, moderate to very fresh breeze in squalls from SW. Overhauling boats and painting.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and cloudy. Strong breeze from S’d and W’d, moderating in afternoon and calm late.
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20 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Calms and variable light airs. Received on board: 30 gallons star kerosene, 50 lbs soap, 5 lbs sheet lead and 2 lbs galvanized tacks.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light airs from SW and W. Transferred to Naval Hospital, Mare Island, D Lefeber (Seaman).
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21 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light variable airs and breezes. Ensign JG Doyle USN was detached from this ship. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light airs from SE first part. Gentle to fresh breeze in squalls second half.
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22 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Moderate breeze from N first part, shifting to the W’d and decreasing in force to light airs from SE. The MONTEREY, MOHAIGAN [sic, presumably MOHICAN] and the Navy Yard fired national salutes. [USS MONTEREY was a monitor launched in 1891 at the Union Iron Works, San Francisco; USS MOHICAN was a US Navy sloop launched in 1883.] Dressed ship’s masthead at 8.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light variable breeze.
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23 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from E’d. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, gentle E’ly breeze and calm.
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24 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm, gentle breeze from E and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breezes from E to SW.
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25 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breezes from NW to W.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from SW.
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26 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from various quarters. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally clear and warm. Gentle breeze from SW. Lieutenant Lopez brought up new steam launch from San Francisco. [Note: No name is given for the new launch here, but a boat named Reynard is referred to later.]
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27 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle W’ly and S’ly breeze.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part, passing showers last hour. Gentle to fresh breeze in squalls from SW and WSW. Shipped port hawse pipe to Union Iron Works. Received from Yard: 800 gallons water.
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28 February 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy first part. Clear last part. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from WSW, NW, SW and SW. Paid off crew.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from SW. Discharged from Naval Service Sam Chuck (Landsman), his service being no longer needed. Sent steam launches out for trial trip.
LOGS FOR MARCH 1894
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50874fcf09d40907550309d9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0354_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 1st March 1894]
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1 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, light airs to moderate breeze from SW’d. Received on board: 16 lbs okum [sic; presumably oakum]. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Fresh squalls from S’d and W’d with heavy rain.
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2 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Wind in moderate squalls from S’d and W’d. Moderating in forenoon. Received on board: 25 lbs pitch.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers one hour. Moderate breeze to light airs from W, N and SE. Overhauling boats.
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3 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light variable airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs and calm.
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4 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light airs and breezes from SSE and WSW.
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5 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining, clearing towards noon. Overhauling boats and forward main deck in wake of compressor.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining last part, stiff breeze to light airs from SSW and W. Overhauling boats and working on main deck. USS YORKTOWN came up to yard at 2.30. [USS YORKTOWN was a screw gunboat launched in 1888.]
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6 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, light airs from W and NW. Working on boats and forward main deck. Received from Hendry & Sons: 2 pieces oak timber, 24 patent sheaves and 4 iron sheaves.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs.
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7 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy threatening weather. Variable light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle breeze to light airs from SSW. Received: 600 gallons fresh water.
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8 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear. Calms and light airs and breezes from SW and S. Walter Hamilton (Seaman) returned form liberty 24 hours over time.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part, overcast latter part. Light airs and breezes from SE and W. Received on board from Navy Yard: 1 bale 6/4 flannel, heavy (98 yards), 300 lbs tobacco. Turned in to general store keeper of Navy Yard the following stores: 2 blankets, 8 pairs calf shoes, 71 cloth caps, 21 pairs Kip shoes, 2 shaving brushes, 8 pieces shaving soap, 25 can openers, 21 razors, 6 razor strops, 46 spools sewing silk, 63 spools cotton, 57 thimbles, 46 handkerchiefs, 75 yards 6/4 flannel.
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9 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, raining. Light to moderate breeze from S’d and W’d. Received: one dinghy from Nilson & Griffin, 10 dozen sheets, 6 dozen pillow cases, 6 dozen towels, 14 dozen napkins, 75 yards mattress covering and 24 blankets.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from S’d and W’d and calm. Received on board: 600 gallons water.
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10 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear. Light to gentle breeze from SW to WNW.
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11 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, calm and light airs and breezes from NW to SW. The Commanding Officer inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from SW to WSW.
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12 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy for three hours. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d. Overhauling boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, gentle breeze from SW.
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13 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light to moderate breeze from W.
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14 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, light to gentle breeze from W and WSW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from WSW. Received on board: 5 packages containing instruments (see list) from Coast Survey Office.
List of instruments received: 5 x 3 arm protractors, 2 watches, 10 index sextant mirrors, 20 horizon sextant mirrors, 5 theodolites, 1 vertical circle, 8 binoculars, 6 clocks, 1 PT alidade, 2 PT telemeters, 1 pair bow spring dividers, 1 case drawing instruments, 2 RL pens, 1 50 m steel tape, 1 spring balance, 2 thermometers.
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15 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from SW. USS MONTEREY left at 6.30. Carpenter working on boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and windy, moderate breeze from SW. MONTEREY came in to coal wharf at 2.00. Received on board: 1100 gallons fresh water. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service Chas Dalston (Seaman), his services being no longer required.
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16 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy and squally. Fresh breeze in squalls from S’d and W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle to very fresh breeze from W and WNW.
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17 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle to moderate breeze from WNW and NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle to stiff breeze from NNW
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18 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, drizzling latter part. Light airs to stiff breeze from WNW and SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, wind in fresh squalls from W’d and S’d.
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19 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Moderate breeze from W’d and N’d. Received on board: 2 new hawse pipes.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle to fresh breeze from W and WNW. Shipped port hawse pipe. Filled main boiler with fresh water from hydrant, 4000 gallons.
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50874fd009d4090755030a2d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0375_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 20th March 1894]
50874fd009d4090755030a2f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0375_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 20th March 1894]
20 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Calm. Light airs to moderate breeze from WNW and NW. Shipped starboard hawse pipe. Engaged carpenter from shore to assist in fitting hawse pipes.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Fresh breeze to light airs from NNW to W. Received on board: 7 feet 7/8” iron. Hoisted in Vixen, hoisted out Pirate. Securing hawse pipes.
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21 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, light airs to gentle breeze from N’d and W’d. Received on board: 1 tin chart case, 600 feet bell wire and 1 ¾” black tape. Securing hawse pipes.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light breeze from SW in afternoon, then variable light airs and calms.
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22 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, variable light airs and calmReceived on board: 1 barrel lime and 1200 gallons fresh water.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light breezes and airs from NW, W and SW.
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23 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from W’d.
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24 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs to gentle breezes from W, NE and SWReceived on board: 4 lbs sal ammoniac.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light breeze from SW. Discharged from this vessel and the US Naval Service Ah Tye (Cabin Steward), his services being no longer required.
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25 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing during forenoon. Light airs and breeze from S’d and W’d and calms.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d.
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26 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, calms and light airs from SWReceived on board: 3 pairs rowlocks, 25 yards #5 canvas, 15 yards #10 canvas, 15 yards 10 oz duck and 600 gallons water.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and cool. Calms and light airs from W and SE.
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27 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, calm, light airs and breezes variable in direction.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and cool. Light airs and breezes from S’d and W’d and calmReceived on board: 1000 rounds of rifle [cartridges] and 1000 pistol cartridges.
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28 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs from S’d and W’d and calmReceived on board: 20 gallons mineral sperm [oil] and 20 gallons kerosene oil.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part. Overcast with passing rain squalls last half. Light to fresh breeze from SW and WSW. The USS MOHICAN sailed at 12.45.
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29 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear with passing rain squalls first part, clearing last part. Light to moderate breeze from SW and W.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers. Light to moderate breeze from SW.
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30 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers. Light and gentle breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and warm. Moderate breeze from SWReceived on board: 700 gallons cistern water.
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31 March 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, fresh to gentle breeze from SW. USS YORKTOWN left at 7.30. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service NJ Nilson (Seaman).
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light and gentle breeze from WSW. Lieutenant James H Sears USN reported on board for duty as Executive Officer. [James Hamilton Sears was later Naval Attaché to Peking and Tokyo.]
50874fd009d4090755030a5d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0387_0.jpg) [Blank weather page]
50874fd009d4090755030a5f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0387_1.jpg) [Blank remarks page]
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50874fd009d4090755030a63: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0388_1.jpg) [Blank remarks page]
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50874fd009d4090755030a6b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 98/IMG_0390_1.jpg) [Rear cover of log book]
LOG BOOK – APRIL 1st 1894 TO JUNE 30th 1894
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50874fd009d4090755030a6f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0392_1.jpg) [Front cover of log book]
50874fd009d4090755030a71: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0393_0.jpg) [Inside front cover of log book]
50874fd009d4090755030a73: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0393_1.jpg) [Title page]
50874fd009d4090755030a75: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0394_0.jpg) [Instructions for completing log books]
50874fd009d4090755030a77: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0394_1.jpg) [General dimensions of vessel]
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List of officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
WI Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined January 25, 1892
Jas Sears, Lieutenant USN, joined March 31, 1894
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1, 1894
G Tarbox, Ensign USN, joined March 31, 1892
CG Decker, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined April 1, 1892
HJ Leopold, Assistant Engineer, joined March 30, 18 93.
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Notice
1. Wet and dry bulbs thermometer not to be depended upon.
2. Barometer correction +22 (Plus twenty two hundredths).
LOGS FOR APRIL 1894
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1 April 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breezes from SW to W. MONTEREY came alongside of coal wharf at 10.45.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part, overcast and squally last part. Light to fresh breeze from W.
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2 April 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from W to NW. Started fires under main boilers at 9.00. USS ALERT went in commission at 10.55. [USS ALERT was a US iron-hulled screw steamer gunboat launched in 1874.] MONTEREY hauled in to stream at 11.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light breeze from SW. At 1.20 began dock trial of engines. At 3.10 stopped and banked fires. Received: 3 pairs oar locks.
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3 April 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from SE to SW. A Lefeber (Seaman) returned on board from hospital.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm, light airs and breeze from S’d and W’d and calm. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water. from Equipment Department: 1 chronometer box, 1 book and 4 chronometers for transmission to the USS PINTA at Sitka. Alaska. [USS PINTA was a Navy tug used for fisheries protection].
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4 April 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island to San Francisco.
Lat 37.95, Long -122.45 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from S’d and W’d. Ensign WB Hoggatt USN was placed under suspension by order of Commanding Officer pending the answer to a communication concerning his conduct. Tried engines at 9.40 and got underway at 10.15 for San Francisco.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to stiff breeze in squalls from SW, decreasing to calm at end of watch. Standing down San Francisco Bay and in to anchorage off Jackson Street Wharf. At 1.30 anchored. Secured and hauled fires. from Hendry & Sons: 6 lamp globes. At 5.45 shifted berth slightly.
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5 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, hazy calms and light, variable breezes and airs. Bent sails.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and hazy. Light to moderate breeze from W and SW. Banked fires.
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6 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy. Light airs to gentle breeze, variable in direction. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy and warm. Fresh breeze from S’d and W’d. Hauled fires from under main boiler.
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7 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy and foggy. Wind from S’d and W’d, variable in force. Hauled fires under auxiliary boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, hazy last part. Stiff breeze to light airs from SW and calms. Received on board: 6 tin buckles, 4 coffee pots, 2 baking pans, 6 saucepans, 6 dish pans, 2 dozen teaspoons, 1 dozen table knives.
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8 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, hazy. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from SW and W. The USRC GRANT came in at midnight. [USRC GRANT was a Revenue cutter launched in 1871.]
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9 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Calm and light variable airs. Enlisted for cruise John Erickson and Theo Olsen (Seamen),
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy and warm, usual afternoon breeze from S’d and W’d. Received on board the following articles: 1 ¾” brass cock, full set linings for galley, new top complete, 2 top seals, 1 smoke pipe, and 3 cakes of fresh water soap. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service Geo Hee (Cabin Steward) and Ah Chung (Seaman), their services being no longer required.
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10 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy, cloudy and foggy. Light breeze from S’d and W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, hazy, light to stiff breeze from W’d. Received on board from Chas M Plum and Co: 1 wire mattress, 2 boxes and 1 barrel glassware. Also 42 boiler tubes from Pacific Tool and Supply Co.
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11 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Light to moderate breeze from W’d. Received on board: 100 feet 2½” rubber hose, 50 feet 1½” rubber hose, 1 2½” nozzle, 1 bell for engine room. Received from CS Office: 6 logbooks.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to moderate breeze from SW. Enlisted Fong Jack (Seaman).
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50874fd009d4090755030aab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0407_1.jpg) [Remarks page presumably for 12th April, largely obscured by long list of Engineer’s stores received on board; not transcribed]
50874fd009d4090755030aad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0408_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 12th April 1894]
50874fd009d4090755030aaf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0408_1.jpg) [Scan of remarks page for 12th April with list lifted to reveal log; transcribed below]
12 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, pleasant. Light airs to moderate breeze from W and N. At 8.00 started fires in main boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NW to SW and calm later in the evening. Received on board the appended list of engine room stores [see above].
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13 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy and pleasant. Light airs and calms. Moderate breeze from SW last two hours. Received on board: 6 barrels engine oil, 4 barrels lard oil, 1 barrel cylinder oil. By order of Commanding Officer, Ensign WB Hoggatt USN was temporarily relieved from suspension to assist in preparing ship for seasons work in Alaska.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to very fresh breeze from SW. [Entry signed by WB Hoggatt, Ensign, USN]
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14 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from NW to SW. Received on board: 2 brass oarlock sockets, 14 stanchion sockets.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, stiff breeze from SW’d, dying away to calm.
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15 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs to very fresh breeze from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and squally. Fresh to very stiff breeze from SE to S until 7.00 then moderating to gentle variable breeze until midnight. At 4.00 got up steam and at 4.35 shifted berth. Anchored.
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16 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Moderate breeze from W to WSW. Received two new whale boats. Disrated J Huehne (Quartermaster) to Seaman, for carelessness on duty. Enlisted G Nyhre (Seaman).
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy, squally in afternoon. Moderating after nightfall. Moderate breeze from N’d and W’d shifting to light airs from E.
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17 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy, foggy and pleasant weather. Variable light airs and calm. By order of Commanding Officer rated J Anderson (Seaman) to Quartermaster. Revenue cutter GRANT left at 10.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs to stiff breeze from W and SW.
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18 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear and foggy. Calm and light airs from SW to SE. Received on board the following list of stores: [list is attached; see above]. Engaged in receiving tents, stores etc. of several shore parties
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy pleasant weather. Light breeze from N’d and S’d and variable light airs and calms. Received on board the following list of stores: [List is attached; see above]. Also the instruments and supplies for the several shore parties under the command of Assistants McGrath, Dickens, Morse and Pratt. Engaged in storing equipment and supplies. Enlisted from this date A Elenius as Seaman.
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19 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy and hazy, pleasant weather. Variable light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and hazy. Light airs to gentle breeze from W and SWS. Enlisted J Anderson (Seaman).
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20 April 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Haze, calm to light breeze from SW to NW. Received: 2 barrels crockery, 2 lengths 1½” angle iron, 2 lengths half round galvanized iron, 40 nuts and 40 washers, 6 boat hooks.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, foggy. Gentle breeze to light airs from S, SE and NW.
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21 April 1894
San Francisco to Port Townsend
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy. Light airs to moderate breeze from S’d and W’d. Securing ship for sea. Received on board: 2300 gallons water, 1 box plaster of Paris, 1 scuttle butt, 2 bullseye lanterns. The following named men belonging to boundary parties came on board: RE Carsen, PA Jameson, Manuel Machado, John Nelson, James McCartey, Spring, McQuillan.
Meridian to 4pm:
Partly clear, hazy. Gentle to moderate breeze from SW. At 2.30 US Revenue Cutter CORWIN left the harbor. At 3.00 got underway and stood out of San Francisco harbor. At end of watch ship abreast Bonita Point, outer bay. Fremont, Morse, JE Edmunds and Taylor, Assistants in the Coast Survey, came on board at 1.00.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and foggy. Light to gentle breeze from SW x S and S x W. Standing out of San Francisco harbor. Course West under steam. Went to stations for fire quarters and abandon ship. At 5.00 made sails.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast foggy and hazy. Light breeze from SW. At 6.45 when Point Reyes light bore abeam, distance about 1 mile, changed course to NW ¼ W. At 6.50 took in square sail and set it again at 7.00. Standing the course under all sails.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and foggy. Light to gentle breeze from S to SE. Under sails and steam.
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22 April 1894
San Francisco to Port Townsend
Lat 40.17, Long -124.38 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and misty. Gentle breeze from SE. At 1.00 took soundings with Thomson machine. No bottom with 310 fathoms wire out. Slowed down for one minute to check wire from running out. At 1.20 sighted Point Arena light. At 2.26 light bore NE?N, distant 6.8 miles. Ship under steam and fore and aft sail and foresail and topsail.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and misty. Light airs to gentle breeze from E shifting to N. Sea smooth with swell from N’d. Under steam and sail. At 5.00 took in mainsail and spanker. At 6.00 took in square sails. At daylight sighted brigantine rigged steamer on port beam standing to NW’d. At 7.20 sighted steamer on port quarter. These steamers resembled the CORWIN and BEAR. [US Revenue Cutter BEAR was a barquentine rigged steam cutter launched in 1874, purchased for the US Navy in 1884.] Land in sight on starboard beam.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and misty. Gentle breeze from SSW. Land in sight on starboard beam.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and cloudy, hazy. Light breeze from NNW. At 2.00 Cape Mendocino light bore abeam, distance 4 miles. At 2.08pm when the whistling buoy off Blunts Shoal was abeam, distance 5 miles, changed course to NNW.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and cool, hazy to the E’d. Light airs from NW and NW x N. Steaming course NNW.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and misty, calm. Easy swell from NW. Course NNW under steam.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, light airs to light breeze from NNW and NW. At 11.00 sighted Seal Rock Lt from fore yard, bearing broad off starboard bow.
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23 April 1894
San Francisco to Port Townsend
Lat 43.85, Long -124.75 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy, hazy pleasant weather. Light to gentle breeze from E to ESE. At 1.00 set jib and square sails and at 3.45 set mainsail. Smooth sea. Steaming the course NNW.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy first part, clearing toward end of watch. Gentle to stiff breeze from SE. Under steam, mainsail, jib and square sails on course NNW. Smooth sea. CORWIN in sight on port beam.
8am to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Fresh breeze from SE. Under sail and steam.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and misty. Stiff to fresh breeze from SSE and S. Under sail and steam. At 12.45 stopped engine to key up on slide valve guide. After 10 minutes went ahead again. At 1.50 stopped for 7 minutes to slack up bolts of guides.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy with light passing showers. Fresh breeze from S. Standing under all sails except flying jib and topmast staysail. At 4.00 set spanker.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast with passing showers last hour. Moderate breeze from S x E. At 6.30 took in and furled spanker.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and occasional light drizzle. Gentle breeze from S x E. Under steam and sail.
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24 April 1894
San Francisco to Port Townsend
Lat 47.55, Long -124.60 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and hazy. Gentle breeze to light airs from SE to E. Smooth sea. Under steam and sail. At 2.45 took in square sail.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy with occasional light drizzle. Wind light from E’d and S’d, freshening last hour of watch. At 6.15 took in main and head sails. At 7.30 set them. Land in sight on starboard beam. At 7.50 set mizzen.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy. Light to gentle breeze from NW and N x NW. At 9.30 took in sail.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and cool. Gentle breeze from NW and NNW. At 12.40 Destruction Island light House bore NE ½ E. At end of watch Tatoosh lighthouse in sight bearing NNW, White Rock ENE ? E. Exchanged numbers (International Code) with the McARTHUR, steaming course NW x N.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, gentle breeze from N. Under steam standing in to Strait of Juan de Fuca on various courses. Navigator conning ship.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs from N to NE. Standing up Strait of Juan de Fuca from Cape Flattery to Slip Point, which was abeam at end of watch, distance about 2 miles. At 7.50 slowed engine to 70 turns. Took in all sail at 7.00.
8pm to midnight:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs from NNW, SSW and SE. Steering course E by N until 11.09, then changed to ENE ¾ E. At end of watch Race Rock Lt Ho on port beam, distance 10 miles. Ediz Point light House in sight one point on starboard bow.
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25 April 1894
San Francisco to Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to 4am:
Fair weather, generally cloudy and misty round horizon, part of watch. At 1.00 Ediz Hook light bore abeam. Working ship to enter Port Townsend.
4am to meridian:
Cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from E and NW. Standing in for Port Townsend. At 5.35 came to anchor in harbor. Banked fires. The ALBATROSS, GRANT and CORWIN in port.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and threatening, followed by rain during the night. Breeze from S’d and N’d. The Revenue steamer BEAR came in and anchored at 7.15. The Commanding Officers of the CORWIN and GRANT made official calls on this ship.
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26 April 1894
Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy and squally. Wind from S’d and W’d, in squalls at times. The Revenue cutter BEAR left at 5.00. The USS MOHICAN came in and anchored at 11.30. The Commanding Officer made official calls on the GRANT, CORWIN and ALBATROSS.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy with rain and passing showers. Calm and moderate to light breeze from ESE and E. The Commanding Officer made official visit to the MOHICAN. The YORKTOWN passed the harbor at 2.45, standing to the W’d.
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27 April 1894
Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with rain last half. Calm and light variable airs. The ALBATROSS and CORWIN left the harbor at 9.20 and 9.30 respectively. The Commanding Officer of the USS MOHICAN paid an official visit to the ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy, squally and cold. Fresh breeze from N’d and SW, preceded by light airs and calm and followed by light breezes from SW. At 3.40 the HASSLER towing the Earnest came in and anchored. Transferred the chronometer to the HASSLER. [USS HASSLER was a US Coastal Survey Schooner launched in 1870.]
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28 April 1894
Port Townsend to Esquimalt
Lat 48.35, Long -123.25 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, overcast and rainy. Light breeze from E’d and N’d, shifting to S’d and E’d and freshening. Spread fires at 6.15 and got underway at 9.00 and stood on for Esquimalt. Set square sail at 9.30 and took it in at 11.50. HASSLER followed this vessel.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs to moderate breeze from SE and SW. At 12.45 anchored in Esquimalt harbor. Banked fires. HMS HYACINTH in port. At 3.00 the HYACINTH went out. [HMS HYACINTH was a British Satellite Class sloop launched in 1881.]
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29 April 1894
Esquimalt to Departure Bay
Lat 48.70, Long -123.20 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and squally. Gentle to moderate breeze from SSW. At 6.15 spread fires. At 7.00 pilot C Francis came on board. At 7.50 got underway and stood out of harbor for Departure Bay. Steaming through Strait of Juan de Fuca and Haro Strait during watch.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy and cool. Wind in moderate squalls from SSW. Steaming from Turn Point around East Point light up the Gulf of Georgia, course NW x N ? W. At end of watch Active Pass light bore S x E. Followed by HASSLER towing Earnest.
4pm to 6pm:
Partly clear, moderate to stiff breeze from SSW and SW. Standing up Strait of Georgia followed by HASSLER towing Earnest.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy and pleasant. Moderate breezes from SW. Standing up Gulf of Georgia under steam, pilot Francis in charge, followed by HASSLER.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light to moderate breeze from SW. Steaming in for Departure Bay. At 8.40 made fast to buoy off coal wharf.
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30 April 1894
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy. Light airs from SW. At 7.00 went alongside coal wharf. At 8.30 commenced coaling.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool. Gentle breeze and light airs from E, shifting to SE then to W. Finished coaling at 5.00 having received on board during the day: 133 812 tons. At 7.00 hauled out to mooring buoy. Found 2 feet of water in ship at 6.00 and started pumping. HASSLER hauled out from coal wharf about 8.00.
LOGS FOR MAY 1894
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1 May 1894
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Light airs and breeze from W’d and S’d and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs and breeze from N to E and from W. At 4.45 the Earnest was towed alongside and secured for the night on port side.
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2 May 1894
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 49.75, Long -124.75 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs and breezes from SW to NNW. At 3.00 turned engine over. At 3.25 got underway with Earnest in tow astern, followed by HASSLER, and stood up Gulf of Georgia with pilot at the conn.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy and cool. Light and gentle breeze from W’d. Standing through Strait of Georgia under steam, pilot in charge, followed by HASSLER. At end of watch The Sisters on port bow.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from W to N. Standing up Strait of Georgia for Discovery Pass, Earnest in tow.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy and pleasant until last hour then [blank space]. Variable light airs. Standing up Gulf of Georgia from Cape Lazo through Discovery Passage to Seymour Narrows.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy with light drizzling rain. Light airs from SE. Standing up Discovery Passage. Entered Johnstone Strait at 6.00.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast, raining. Light airs from SE to NW. Standing through Johnstone Strait, pilot in charge, followed by HASSLER.
8pm to Midnight:
Cloudy with occasional rain. Wind variable in force and direction. Standing through Johnstone Strait.
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3 May 1894
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 51.70, Long -127.90 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, rainy and hazy. Gentle breeze from S’d and W’d. Standing from Ella Point to Charlie Islands, pilot at conn.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and cloudy. Light to gentle breeze from SW, N and NE. Standing through Queen Charlotte’s Sound, pilot at the conn. Set head sails and mainsail at 7.00.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light and gentle breeze from E’d. Standing across Queen Charlotte Sound and up Fitz Hugh Sound, under steam and sail, in charge of pilot, followed by HASSLER.
[There is no entry for meridian to 4pm]
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, cloudy, rainy and misty. Light breeze from NE, standing from Idol Point through Seaforth Channel across Milbanke [Millbank in log] Sound into Finlayson Channel off Oscar Pass.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and raining. Light breeze from NE. Standing through Klemtu [Klemtoo in log] Passage and Felice Channel.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, raining. Light airs and breezes from NW and SW. Standing through Graham Channel under steam, followed by HASSLER. At 9.25 Northern end of Sarah Island abeam. At 11.40 grounded on Southern end of Warke Island [possibly now Work Island], ship touching easily about abreast of mizzen mast. Hauled in slack of schooner’s lines and shifted forward movable weights as rapidly as possible. Tide falling, the ship remained fast, heeling slightly to starboard. The schooner drifted ashore just astern of the ship. HASSLER standing off nearby.
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4 May 1894
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 53.17, Long -128.66 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and rainy. Light breeze from E. Ship settling on ledge with list to starboard. Ran a line to a tree. Kept pumps going. Sent to HASSLER to anchor ahead of us and to be ready to haul us off next high tide.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, rainy and cold, gentle breeze from East. At 5.30 the ship had finished settling, leaving the shoe under propeller resting between two boulders, ship resting on bottom from astern to a line from starboard gangway to port quarter. The water line at low water extended from starboard hawse pipe to bottom of keel aft, ship keeled to starboard. The Earnest rested on an even keel astern and inshore of us, apparently not damaged. Very little water came in. A few barrels full forward and that easily handled. Ship rose with flood tide and began to right herself. A few sheets of copper and steel bilge keel received slight damage. Also strengthening pieces on either side of keel.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Gentle breeze from E. Made preparations for getting ship off Warke Island. At 10.30 the HASSLER anchored ahead and veered a line from us, to wait for high water. At 11.20 the HASSLER steamed ahead. The PATTERSON moved slightly off the rocks. At 11.50 the HASSLER made attempt to tow ship off the rocks and at 12.00 the PATTERSON cleared the rocks and went ahead under steam.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining. Calms to light airs and breezes from S’d and E’d. At 12.10 anchored off Southern end of Warke Island. Having carried out kedge from Earnest and tried to warp her off without success, made preparations for getting her off on evening high water. At 10.45 hauled her off and alongside. Found her unhurt and making no water.
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5 May 1894
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 54.08, Long -130.28 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Generally cloudy with mist over the hills. Calms and light NW breeze. At 12.15 took schooner Earnest in tow and signaled to HASSLER preparatory to getting underway. At 12.45 called up anchor. At 1.00 went ahead full speed, HASSLER following. Pilot conning ship. At 4.00 Point Cumming bore on starboard beam.
4am to 8am:
Generally overcast but clearing at end of watch. Rain and snow at frequent intervals. Variable light airs. Standing across Wright Sound from Point Cumming and up Grenville Channel.
8am to meridian:
Overcast with passing rain and snow squalls. Light variable airs. Standing through Grenville Channel and Arthur Passage. At 11.50 White Cliff Island bore starboard beam, distance one fourth mile.
[Meridian to 4pm watch not included]
4pm to midnight:
Cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from S. Standing in for Port Simpson [Lax Kw'alaams]. At 4.30 anchored.
THE VOYAGES OF USC&GSS Carlile P. Patterson
Operations in Alaskan waters 1894
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6 May 1894
Port Simpson to Naha Bay
Lat 55.11, Long -131.15 [Est]
Midnight to 8am:
Cloudy with occasional snow. Calm to light breeze from NE to ESE. At 6.00 got underway with Earnest in tow and stood out of harbor.
8am to meridian:
Generally fine and clear weather, followed by thickening weather the last hour. Variable light winds. Set square sails at 10.00 and took them in at 11.30. Steaming from off N end of Dundas Island to N end of Mary Island. Earnest in tow.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy, cool. Light sleet first hour. Light breeze from SE and E. Standing through Tongass Narrows. Off N end of Gravina Island at end of watch.
4pm to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from S’d. Under steam standing through Clover Passage and into Naha Bay. At 5.50 anchored and secured. Banked fires. Anchored Earnest inshore of ship.
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7 May 1894
Naha Bay to Burroughs Bay
Lat 55.91, Long -131.68 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from W’d and N’d. Sent whaleboat to Earnest and brought over HASSLER’s boat for Mr Dickens’ party. At 9.17 got underway and stood up Behm Canal. At end of watch abreast of Black Island.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light variable airs. Standing up Behm Canal and into Burroughs Bay. At 2.50 anchored off cannery in Burroughs Bay. Banked fires.
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8 May 1894
Burroughs Bay to Fort Wrangell
Lat 55.73, Long -131.77 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast. Calm to light airs from SE. Mr Dickens and party left the ship. At 8.25 got underway for Loring. Standing down Behm Canal at end of watch.
Meridian to 8pm:
Overcast, cloudy, squally and occasional showers. Steaming from Bushy [Busy in log] Point to Loring, where anchored at 2.10. HASSLER with Fuca in tow came in and anchored at 5.00. At 7.00 spread fires and got underway, with Earnest in tow, followed by HASSLER towing Fuca, for Wrangell.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast with light passing showers last hour. Light to gentle breeze from S to SSE. In Clarence Strait with pilot at the conn.
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9 May 1894
Burroughs Bay to Fort Wrangell
Lat 56.466, Long -132.383
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy, mist and rain. Light airs and breezes from W’d. Standing up Clarence Strait under steam, 85 revs, followed by HASSLER. At end of watch Screen Islands abeam.
4am to meridian:
Overcast, snowing. Light breeze from E’d. Standing up Clarence Strait and Stikine Strait for Fort Wrangell. At 8.10 anchored at Fort Wrangell. Banked fires.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and rainy. Light to gentle breeze from SE and NE. At 1.05 got underway with Earnest in tow and stood through Sumner Strait. At 5.50 entered Wrangell Strait. The HASSLER got underway at 1.00 and followed the PATTERSON.
4pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, snowing. Light airs to moderate breeze from E and SE. Standing through Wrangell Narrows, pilot Francis conning ship. At 5.26 anchored in the narrows off Finger Point. Banked fires.
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10 May 1894
Fort Wrangell to Juneau
Lat 57.57, Long -133.70 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy, snowing. Light airs from SE and N. At anchor off Finger Point. At 2.00 spread fires and at 4.00 got underway and stood on through Wrangell Narrows.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, light to gentle breeze from N to E. At 4.00 went ahead under one bell. At 4.15 full speed. Steaming through Wrangell Strait and Frederick Sound. Farragut Bay abeam at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy at times, then overcast. Fresh breeze from S’d and E’d. Steaming up Frederick Sound from off Farragut Bay into Stephen Passage. Off Point Hugh at noon. At 8.15 set square sails, head sails and mainsail.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy with passing snow squalls. Moderate breeze from ESE and E. Steaming through Stephens Passage, square sails, main sail and headsails. At end of watch Grand Island on port bow, distance 1 mile.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, cloudy, snowing. Moderate to light breeze from E. Standing through Stephens Passage and Gastineau Channel under steam and sail, followed by HASSLER. At 5.40 took in and furled sails.
6pm to midnight:
Overcast and snowing. Gentle breeze from E. At 6.10 anchored off Juneau. Ran a line from Earnest to HASSLER. HASSLER hauled her alongside and took charge of her.
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11 May 1894
Juneau to Sitka
Lat 57.84, Long -134.95 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and snowing. Light to gentle breeze from E. At 2.50 turned engine over. At 3.00 got underway and stood out of Gastineau Channel.
4am to 8am:
Generally overcast. Cloudy, rainy and snowing. Gentle breeze shifting with the head of the channel until last hour then freshening from SE. Standing from S end of Gastineau Channel into Stephens Passage, around Point Retreat and into Chatham Sound. Set foresail at 4.20 and took it in at 7.20.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy with light snow, squally last hour. Gentle to moderate breeze from SE. Standing down Chatham Strait for entrance to Freshwater Bay.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy and cool. Overcast latter part. Gentle and moderate breeze from SE and SSE. Standing down Chatham Strait under steam. Ran into mouth of Freshwater Bay to look at Pavlof Harbor and continued down the strait for Killisnoo.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy, moderate breeze from SSE. Steamed into Killisnoo Harbor and out again, then across Chatham Sound for Peril Strait. In Peril Strait at end of watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Thick weather with heavy snowfall. Light variable wind. Steaming from the spindle on McClellan Rock to the buoy off Cozian Shoal.
8pm to midnight:
Partly clear, cool, pleasant. Calm and light airs from S by E and NNW. Standing down Peril Strait and through rapids. At 10.10 anchored in Schulze Cove. Banked fires.
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12 May 1894
Juneau to Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to 8am:
Cloudy and cold. Calms and light variable airs. At 4.00 got underway and stood through Whitestone Narrows and Neva Strait. At 7.15 anchored off Sitka.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy. At 8.10 moved alongside of wharf, Japonski Island. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Fine, warm, clear pleasant weather. Light airs from NW and ENE. Snow melting along shoreline. Launched the Cosmos at 7.00.
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13 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs and calms until late in forenoon then fresh breeze from S.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Moderate breeze to light airs from NW, E and N.
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14 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breeze from NW to NE. Loosed sails. Watering ship. Cleared out fore hold to dry.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, calms, light airs and breezes from NW. Crew engaged in overhauling boat outfits. At 4.10 furled sail.
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15 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Light airs from NW to NW. Crew overhauling boat outfits.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from NW. At 5.20 Cosmos made her trial trip. Engaged in painting deck.
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16 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from E. HMS HYACINTH came in and anchored.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs generally from SW. Engaged in painting spar deck.
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17 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Generally clear and pleasant. Light airs and calms. Engaged in painting spar deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs from SW, W and S. The HASSLER arrived from Chileat at 12.40 and HBMS PHEASANT at 1.15. [HMS PHEASANT was a composite screw gunboat launched in 1888.] HMS HYACINTH left at 2.40. The Commanding Officers of the HASSLER and PHEASANT paid official visits to the Commanding Officer [of this ship]. Got up steam on the Cosmos and tried her engines. Found them in good condition. Received: 112 feet 9” x 1” lumber for Cosmos boat house.
[The Chileat district referred to the area north of Lynn Channel, between the coast and the Yukon River (1883): https://www.nature.com/articles/028359a0]
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18 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breezes from SE, NE and SSE, NW and SW. Returned 28 bundles shingles to saw mill.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breezes from N’d. Crew engaged in cleaning and painting ship. Carpenter and gang shingling boat house. Overhauling boats and gear. A warrant was served on Ward Room Steward. He was taken ashore by boat to Sitka but discharged, it being a case of mistaken identity.
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19 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs from SW. At 5.00 Revenue Steamer BEAR went to sea. Carpenter’s gang finished work on boat house. Crew replacing stores and boat outfits.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally clear and pleasant. Light airs from SW and calms.
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20 May 1894
Sitka to Yakutat
Lat 57.05, Long -136.00 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, then clear and pleasant. Variable light airs and calm. At 8.25 got underway and stood out of Sitka Harbor for Yakutat, and at 11.19 took departure from Cape Edgecumbe, bearing NNE ? E, distance 3.3 miles.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from WSW.
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from SW. Under steam. Land in sight along starboard beam. Yakobi Island a little forward of starboard beam at end of watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Clear and pleasant. Slight breeze from W. Steaming the course. At end of watch entrance to Cross Sound on starboard beam and Icy Cape bore NNW.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W and WNW. At 8.10 Cape Speney [probably Cape Spencer] bore abeam.
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21 May 1894
Sitka to Yakutat
Lat 59.57, Long -139.85 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, moderate swell from W’d. At 1.00 changed course to W x N.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from NNW. Set all sail except spanker at 7.00. Steering course N x W.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W and NW. At 9.55 changed course to NW x N. At end of watch standing to entrance to Yakutat Bay with Navigator at the conn.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part, cloudy and rainy last part. Light airs and breezes from SW and E. Under steam standing in for Yakutat Bay, Navigator conning ship. At 1.20 anchored and secured. Banked fires.
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22 May 1894
Yakutat to Sitka
Lat 59.50, Long -139.90 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, rain and mist. Calms and light airs and breezes from E’d. At 5.00 tried engines and at 5.10 got underway. Stood across to Port Manby. At 7.35 anchored and landed Mr McGrath and his party. At 9.30 got underway. At 11.30 Ocean Cape 3 miles on port beam. Course E ½ S.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and hazy with thin fog banks around horizon, tending to clear during last hour. Gentle breeze from E x N to ESE. Steaming the course E ½ S. At 2.30 took in mainsail and spanker and furled sails. Smooth sea.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy and cool, calm and light airs from ESE. Steaming course E ½ S.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms and light airs from WSW. Course E ½ S under steam. Grand Plateau Glacier a little abaft the port beam.
8pm to midnight:
Generally cloudy and hazy around the horizon. Variable light airs. At 9.00 stood inshore around Cape Fairweather and skirted the shore searching for Lituya Bay entrance. At 10.45 took departure Harbor Point on port beam, distance about 3 miles, and set the course SE x E ½ E.
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23 May 1894
Yakutat to Sitka
Lat 56.95, Long -135.90 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and cool. Light passing rain second hour. Light airs to gentle breeze from E to NW. At 2.40 set headsails and mainsail. Steaming course SE x E ½ E. At end of watch Cape Spencer bore N ? E. Land in sight on port hand throughout watch.
4am to 8am:
Pleasant weather, partly cloudy, calm. At 4.20 took in headsails and mainsail. At 6.50 changed course to ESE and thereafter headed for Mount Edgecumbe.
8am to meridian:
Clear overhead. Foggy and hazy to seaward with fog bank drifting in about noon. Calm and light airs from SW. Steaming in for Cape Edgecumbe.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear with fog first part. Overcast and cloudy latter part. Light airs and breezes from W, SE and NW. Calm. Entered Sitka Sound with the Commanding Officer at the conn. At 3.50 made fast to wharf on Japonski Island. Low banked fires.
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24 May 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear with dew and fog. Calm and light airs from WNW to S.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and foggy. Calm and light airs from S’d and W’d. Received on board: 5865 feet assorted lumber for signal building. At 10.00 fire broke out on shore and gun was fired. Sent fire party ashore. At 10.40 sent rest of crew ashore to assist first party.
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25 May 1894
Sitka to Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.11, Long -135.41 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Calms, light airs and breezes from N’d. At 2.00 fire party returned aboard. At 5.40 spread fires. At 7.00 left dock. At 7.10 anchored in Sitka Harbor. Got in rest of lumber. Got all boats in and secured Cosmos alongside. At 11.30 got underway for Freshwater Bay.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear, pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from WNW and ESE. At 12.45 anchored. At 2.00 hove up and got underway, standing through Peril Strait.
4pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and calms. Standing through Peril Strait into Schulze Cove, where anchored. Banked fires.
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26 May 1894
Sitka to Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.50, Long -135.22 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NE, followed by gentle breeze from ENE. Got underway at 8.25 and stood through Peril Strait.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from ESE and NW. Standing through Peril and Chatham Strait for Freshwater Bay.
4pm to 6.15pm:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from NW and S. Standing up Chatham Strait and into Freshwater Bay, Navigator conning ship, Cosmos in tow. At 5.15 reached mouth of Pavlof Harbor. Stopped engine and sent Cosmos and Vixen into harbor to sound it out. At 5.45 stood into Pavlof Harbor and anchored and secured.
6.15pm to midnight:
Fair weather. Light S’ly airs. Engaged in sounding for better anchorage.
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27 May 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally cloudy. Rainy and misty with occasional squalls of rain and wind from S to SSE. At 1.00 shifted anchorage to a more favorable position as shown by soundings. At midnight commenced tidal observations.
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28 May 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Fair weather generally. Light drizzling rain at noon. Light variable wind. Cleaning ship. Parties in the field recovering signals and erecting new signals from survey of 1890. At 6pm Pirate returned; made preparations for next day’s work of erecting signals.
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29 May 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with occasional drizzling rain. Calms and light airs from S to S x W. Working parties erecting signals.
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30 May 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, occasional rain. Calms and light airs from S’d and N’d to E’d and S’d. Working parties building signals.
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31 May 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, occasional rain. Light airs to gentle breeze from SW, NW S’d and E’d. Building signals, reconnoitering for base lines.
LOGS FOR JUNE 1894
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1 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, occasional rain. Light airs and breeze from SE to W. Engaged in building signals and in base line work.
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2 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with rain last part. Light airs from S to NW. Engaged in occupying main triangulation signals and upon base line work. The HASSLER left for Sitka at 7.20am.
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3 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with occasional rain. Calm. Light airs and breeze from E to SW. Sent camping party up Tenakee Passage [Inlet] for base line work.
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4 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Cloudy first part, partly clear latter part. Light airs and breeze from N through E to SW. Engaged in occupying main triangulation signals.
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5 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with passing rain showers. Light airs to moderate breeze from SSW, E, SE, S to W. Engaged in occupying main triangulation signals and in building hydrographic signals.
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50874fd109d4090755030ba3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0469_1.jpg)
6 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, cloudy and drizzling. Variable light airs and calms. Boats engaged in carrying on triangulation and cutting in hydrographic signals. Cosmos left for Tenakee Inlet to run triangulation for base line to Chatham Strait.
50874fd109d4090755030ba5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0470_0.jpg)
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50874fd109d4090755030ba9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0471_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 7th June 1894]
50874fd109d4090755030bab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0471_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 7th June 1894]
7 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Cloudy, rainy and overcast with light airs from S’d and W’d and a moderate breeze from SE during afternoon and calms. Vixen and Reynard engaged in triangulation and cutting in hydrographic [signals]. [This is the first mention of the name Reynard, presumably the new steam launch received 26 February, 1894.] Cosmos at base line.
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50874fd109d4090755030baf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0472_1.jpg)
8 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Clear and pleasant weather. Variable light airs. Reynard engaged in cutting in hydrographic signals, Vixen in triangulation and sounding, Cosmos at Tenakee Passage.
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50874fd109d4090755030bb3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0473_1.jpg)
9 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally clear. Light airs to gentle breeze from N, E and ENE to S, SW and NW. Reynard occupying hydrographic signals, Cosmos sounding, Vixen triangulating.
50874fd109d4090755030bb5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0474_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030bb7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0474_1.jpg)
10 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Light airs from S and E. At 6.45 the HASSLER came in and anchored.
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50874fd109d4090755030bbb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0475_1.jpg)
11 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from S, SSW and SE. Cosmos and Reynard sounding, Vixen triangulating.
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50874fd109d4090755030bbf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0476_1.jpg)
12 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast with passing showers, rain last part. Light airs and breeze from SW, E and NE. Cosmos and Reynard sounding. Vixen left the ship with camping outfit to remain three days at work upon triangulation in Tenakee Passage.
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50874fd109d4090755030bc3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0477_1.jpg)
13 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, drizzling and rainy. Light airs and calms. Cosmos and Reynard engaged in sounding, Vixen in triangulation.
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50874fd109d4090755030bc7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0478_1.jpg)
14 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Foggy during the morning, clearing about 8am when Cosmos left for sounding and also made a reconnaissance for extending triangulation as far as Peril Strait. Reynard engaged in sounding. Vixen returned to ship for repairs from Tenakee Passage.
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50874fd109d4090755030bcb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0479_1.jpg)
15 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, light airs and breeze and calm. Wind varying in direction all around the compass. Engaged in triangulation work, sounding and measurement of base line.
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50874fd109d4090755030bcf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0480_1.jpg)
16 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast with passing rain. Engaged in sounding work. Calm light airs from SW and N.
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50874fd109d4090755030bd3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0481_1.jpg)
17 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with occasional showers. Light airs from SW to E.
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50874fd109d4090755030bd7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0482_1.jpg)
18 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast with passing showers. Light airs to light breeze from SW to SSE. Engaged in sounding and base line measurement.
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50874fd109d4090755030bdb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0483_1.jpg)
19 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, with passing showers. Calm to light breeze varying around the compass. Engaged in sounding work.
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50874fd109d4090755030bdf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0484_1.jpg)
20 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Fair weather. Light airs and breezes from S to NE. Engaged in sounding work and signal building, south of Tenakee Passage. HASSLER came to at 6.15pm.
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50874fd109d4090755030be3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0485_1.jpg)
21 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, raining last part. Engaged in sounding and triangulation in Tenakee Passage and to the S’d. Light airs and breezes from all directions of the compass. HASSLER got underway at 11.20pm.
50874fd109d4090755030be5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0486_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030be7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0486_1.jpg)
22 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, rainy and misty. Light airs and breezes from SW to NE. Engaged in triangulation and sounding work.
50874fd109d4090755030be9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0487_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030beb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0487_1.jpg)
23 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Began overcast, foggy and rainy. Clearing after 8am. Engaged in building signals, triangulation and sounding. Sent party to Funter Bay to make simultaneous tide observations.
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50874fd109d4090755030bef: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0488_1.jpg)
24 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast and damp. Fair weather during forenoon. Light airs and breezes from NE, SE S and SW.
50874fd109d4090755030bf1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0489_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030bf3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0489_1.jpg)
25 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, rainy at intervals. Calm and light airs to light breeze from ESE, SE and NW. Boats engaged in triangulation and signal building. The party from Funter Bay returned having made simultaneous tidal observations.
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50874fd109d4090755030bf7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0490_1.jpg)
26 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, rainy during latter half. Light airs and breezes from all points of the compass. Engaged in signal building, triangulation and sounding.
50874fd109d4090755030bf9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0491_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030bfb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0491_1.jpg)
27 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast, generally slight rain at intervals. Calm, light airs and breezes from SW and SW. Night observations of tidal staff.
50874fd109d4090755030bfd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0492_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030bff: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0492_1.jpg)
28 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Calms, light airs and breezes from SE and SW. Engaged in signal building, triangulation and sounding.
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50874fd109d4090755030c03: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0493_1.jpg)
29 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather, light airs and breezes from SE and SW. Engaged in base line work, signal building and triangulation. The HASSLER arrived from Sitka at 8.00pm.
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50874fd109d4090755030c07: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0494_1.jpg)
30 June 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast generally, raining, misty. Light airs to gentle breeze from NW to SE to SW. Engaged in signal building, sounding and triangulation. HASSLER left at 8am.
50874fd109d4090755030c09: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0495_0.jpg) [Blank weather page]
50874fd109d4090755030c0b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0495_1.jpg) [Blank remarks page]
50874fd109d4090755030c0d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0496_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c0f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0496_1.jpg) [Blank pages]
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50874fd109d4090755030c13: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 99/IMG_0497_1.jpg) [Rear cover of log book]
LOG BOOK – JULY 1st 1894 TO SEPTEMBER 30th 1894
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50874fd109d4090755030c17: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0498_1.jpg) [Front cover of log book]
50874fd109d4090755030c19: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0499_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c1b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0499_1.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c1d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0500_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c1f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0500_1.jpg)
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50874fd109d4090755030c23: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0501_1.jpg) [Title page]
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
WI Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined January 25, 1892
Jas Sears, Lieutenant USN, joined March 31, 1894, detached August 31, 1894, to McARTHUR
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, February 1, 1894
G Tarbox, Ensign USN, joined March 31, 1892
CG Decker, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined April 1, 1892
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
HJ Leopold, Assistant Engineer, joined March 30, 1893.
50874fd109d4090755030c27: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0502_1.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c29: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0503_0.jpg) [Instructions for completing log book]
50874fd109d4090755030c2b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0503_1.jpg) [General dimensions of vessel]
LOGS FOR JULY 1894
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50874fd109d4090755030c2f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0504_1.jpg)
1 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast and rainy, gloomy. Calms, light airs and breezes from all parts of the compass.
50874fd109d4090755030c31: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0505_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c33: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0505_1.jpg)
2 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast and disagreeable, rainy. Calms, light airs and breeze from all points of the compass. Engaged in sounding, triangulation and shoreline work. HASSLER arrived from the North at 7.30pm.
50874fd109d4090755030c35: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0506_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c37: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0506_1.jpg)
3 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, with passing showers. Calms and light airs and breeze from SW to NE. HASSLER left for Sitka at 9.00am.
50874fd109d4090755030c39: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0507_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c3b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0507_1.jpg)
4 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast and rainy. Calms to gentle breeze. Wind from NE to SW, with the sun. Decorated ship at 8am till sunset in honor of the day, with the national ensign at each masthead.
50874fd109d4090755030c3d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0508_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c3f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0508_1.jpg)
5 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast and drizzling. Calms to light breeze, wind from N to SW, hauling with the sun. Engaged in shoreline, triangulation and sounding work.
50874fd109d4090755030c41: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0509_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c43: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0509_1.jpg)
6 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast and rainy. Light airs to stiff breeze in squalls from E to SW, by the S’d. Engaged in sounding, triangulation and shoreline work.
50874fd109d4090755030c45: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0510_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c47: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0510_1.jpg)
7 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally pleasant weather, passing showers. Calm, light air and breezes from all quarters. Engaged in sounding, triangulation and shoreline work. Launches returned in the afternoon. The Vixen’s boiler was repaired for a leaky tube.
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50874fd109d4090755030c4b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0511_1.jpg)
8 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Light airs and breezes from NE, SE and SW. The HASSLER arrived at 10pm.
50874fd109d4090755030c4d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0512_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c4f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0512_1.jpg)
9 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally pleasant weather. Light airs and breeze from all directions. Engaged in sounding, triangulation and shoreline work. The HASSLER left at 8.05. At 10.45 ran out a kedge. Sighted the starboard anchor and warped to a new position, letting go starboard anchor in 14 fathoms, veering to 25 fathoms chain. The position is shown on chart. Owing to the small size of the harbor magnetic bearings are of no use.
50874fd109d4090755030c51: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0513_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c53: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0513_1.jpg)
10 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Calms and light airs from NE and SW. Engaged in sounding, triangulation and shoreline work.
50874fd109d4090755030c55: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0514_0.jpg)
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11 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Calms, light air and breeze from NE and SW. Engaged in sounding and shoreline work.
50874fd109d4090755030c59: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0515_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c5b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0515_1.jpg)
12 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Light airs and breeze from NE and SW. HASSLER arrived at 9pm. Engaged in sounding and topography.
50874fd109d4090755030c5d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0516_0.jpg)
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13 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Pleasant weather. Light air and breeze from SW, NNW, NE and SE. HASSLER left at 11am. Engaged in sounding and topography.
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50874fd109d4090755030c63: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0517_1.jpg)
14 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Overcast and misty. Calms, light airs and breezes from SE and NE. Engaged in sounding.
50874fd109d4090755030c65: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0518_0.jpg)
50874fd109d4090755030c67: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0518_1.jpg)
15 July 1894
Freshwater Bay
Lat 57.845, Long -135.025
Generally overcast, passing showers. Calm and light airs to gentle breeze from NE, E, SE and S.
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16 July 1894
Freshwater Bay to Killisnoo
Lat 57.75, Long -134.85 [Est]
Overcast, foggy and passing showers. Light air to fresh breeze from SE, S and SSE. At 11am got underway and stood out of Freshwater Bay for Killisnoo. At 3.47pm anchored off the wharf in Killisnoo. Engaged in shoreline work.
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17 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast, passing showers. Calms and light airs from SE, S, SW and W. Engaged in topography and sounding. Steamer TOPEKA arrived at 9.30pm. [Presumably the SS CITY OF TOPEKA which was a Pacific Coast steamer launched in 1884.] Hauled alongside her and began coaling.
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18 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Pleasant weather generally. Calm generally, light air and breezes from SE, SW and W. At 5.30am finished coaling having received 100 tons. Steamer TOPEKA left at 8.15, when ship hauled alongside dock of fishing company. Engaged in shoreline work, topography and sounding.
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19 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Generally pleasant. Calms, light airs to moderate breeze from S, W and NW. Engaged in shoreline work, topography and sounding.
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20 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Fair weather, passing showers during the afternoon. Calms, light airs and breezes from S. Engaged in shoreline, soundings and contour work. The HASSLER passed through at 5.20 bound N.
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21 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Unpleasant weather, rainy and misty. Calms and light airs and breezes from SW. Engaged in shoreline and soundings.
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22 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Fair weather. Light airs and gentle breezes from S and SW.
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23 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Fair weather, passing showers. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from W. Engaged in triangulation, Killisnoo Harbor.
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24 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast with passing showers. Calms, light airs and breezes from SW, S and W. Engaged in triangulation of Killisnoo Harbor.
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25 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Fair weather, occasional rain and mist. Calm, light airs to moderate breeze from N and S. Engaged in shoreline and soundings.
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26 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers and squalls. Light airs to moderate breeze from E and SE. Calms at end of day. Engaged in topography, shoreline work and sounding.
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27 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast, misty with occasional rain. Calm and light airs and breeze from SE and S. The HASSLER arrived at 10.30 and left at 11.45 for Sitka. Engaged in sounding, shoreline and topography.
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28 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast generally. Misty with occasional showers. Light airs to gentle breeze from SE. Engaged in sounding, shoreline and topography. Steamer QUEEN arrived in the evening.
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29 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast, raining at intervals. Calms, light airs and breezes from N, E and SE. Steamer QUEEN left at 1.30am.
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30 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Generally overcast, passing showers. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from ENE, E, SE and S. Engaged in shoreline and sounding. At 9.10 the HASSLER passed through, bound N. The pilot came aboard at noon.
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31 July 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Overcast, passing showers and squalls. Calms, light airs to moderate breeze from NE, ENE and SE. Engaged in sounding and shoreline work.
LOGS FOR AUGUST 1894
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1 August 1894
Killisnoo to Yakutat
Lat 57.75, Long -134.85 [Est]
Midnight to 10am:
Overcast, cloudy, rainy and misty. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from N, SE and S. At 9.30 unmoored from the dock and steamed out of Killisnoo, pilot Francis conning. The Cosmos and Vixen left the ship with Mr Ford and Mr Appleton to continue the survey.
10am to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Light airs to gentle breeze from SE. At 10.15 put over patent log reading 0, Danger Point bearing 2¼ N, distance 1 mile.
Meridian to 4pm:
Generally overcast and cloudy with light passing showers. Wind in various directions, following trend of passages. Steaming From North Passage Point, Chatham Strait, to Icy Strait off Porpoise Island at end of watch. Set square sail at 12.05 and took it in at 2.20. Pilot at conn.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast with light passing showers. Wind from moderate to light breeze from S. Standing through Icy Strait at end of watch off Point Carolus. Set fore and aft sail and foresail at 4.20. Took it in and furled sail at 4.35.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast, light passing showers, mist. Light airs and breezes from S’d. Standing through Icy Strait. At end of watch, Cape Spencer bore W x S.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and misty. Moderate breeze from SE and SSE. Long swell from SE. Set all sail except spanker.
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2 August 1894
Killisnoo to Yakutat
Lat 59.57, Long -139.83 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and drizzling. Gentle breeze from S shifting at 2.00 to E. At 2.00 took in fore and aft sails, steaming the course with square sails set. Changed course to W x N.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, clearing. Gentle breeze from E x N. Steaming course W x N with square sail set.
8am to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze, variable in direction. At 9.00 sighted Mount St Elias and [Mount] Vancouver. At 10.00 sighted Ocean Cape [Phipps Peninsula]. Standing for Ocean Cape during rest of watch.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breezes from W’d. Standing in to Yakutat Bay under steam. At 12.25 hauled in patent log reading 34.0. At 12.36 anchored in Yakutat Bay and secured. Sent on shore to inquire concerning Mr McGrath. Ascertained that he was camped on Point Manby. At 1.30 got underway and ran over to Point Manby and anchored. At 9.10pm, having party and outfit on board, spread fires. At 9.30 got underway and returned to former anchorage. At 11.50 anchored. Banked fires.
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3 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d. At anchor, under banked fires off Yakutat Village.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Moderate breeze from WSW. At 3.30 spread fires. At 4.15 got underway and stood over near THISTLE and put mail on board then steamed out of harbor. [A steamer named THISTLE was launched in 1892 in Hoquiam WA.] At 5.30 Ocean Cape bore abeam.
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4 August 1894
Yakutat to Lituya Bay
Lat 58.63, Long -137.72
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, gentle breeze from WSW. Smooth sea. Under steam, course E x S. At end of watch sighted The Paps bearing NE x N.
4am to meridian:
Cloudy until 8am, then clear and pleasant. Moderate to fresh breeze from W. At 4.10 stood in for Lituya Bay. At 6.00 anchored off W end of spit at entrance of bay. Bearings of anchorage: end of spit E ¼ S, Mount Fairweather N by W. Sent whale boat in charge of Lieutenant Rodman to take soundings and observe current at entrance of bay, and the gig, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, to find landing place on shore outside. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Fresh breeze from WNW.
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5 August 1894
Off Lituya Bay
Lat 58.63, Long -137.72
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, fresh breeze from WNW. Lieutenant JH Sears made an examination of the entrance to Lituya Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and overcast with light mist last part. Gentle to moderate breeze from W to W x N. At 1.40 hove up anchor and dropped down near entrance to Lituya Bay. At 2.20 anchored off end of spit at N entrance of Lituya Bay, bearing NE ? E. Heavy banked fires. The Executive Officer and pilot made a reconnaissance of entrance to bay. At 9.46 got underway and stood off coast, steaming 60 revolutions.
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6 August 1894
Off Lituya Bay
Lat 58.61, Long -137.67
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy, misty, gentle and moderate breeze from WNW. Smooth sea. Under steam, standing off and on. At end of watch about 10 miles off Lituya Bay.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and misty. Gentle breeze from WNW. Light swell from W’d. Standing off and on. About 10 miles off Lituya Bay at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and hazy. Moderate breeze from NW. By order of Commanding Officer changed course to NW x N at 8.15. Slowed down and stopped at 8.52 and went ahead at 9.55 and anchored. Landed shore party under Mr McGrath with supplies.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Gentle breeze from NW. At 1.15 got underway and stood along the coast to the E’d. The Commanding Officer and Navigator at the conn. At 2.40 stopped and backed engine to sound. No bottom at 46 fathoms.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, light and gentle breezes from W’d. Smooth sea. Under steam standing along shore. Looked into Dixon Harbor and adjacent bights but found no fair anchorage. At 5.46 left tangent of Sugarloaf on starboard beam.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast. Gentle breeze from W. Smooth sea. Tay Point about one point forward of starboard beam at end of watch.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy and overcast. Gentle breeze from W. At 8.30 stood in for Lituya entrance to communicate with steamer.
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7 August 1894
Lituya Bay to Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy and hazy. Pleasant. Light airs and breezes from WSE to WNW. Land in sight on starboard hand, distance about 10 miles.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and misty. Light airs to gentle breeze from S and NE. At 5.40 set mainsail, jib and flying jib.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and foggy. Moderate to gentle breeze from NE to SE. At 8.10 set square sails. At 9.25 sighted Ocean Cape on starboard bow. At 10.04 took in and furled sail. At 11.26 anchored off village at Yakutat.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Light drizzling rain. Light airs and calm.
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8 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first part, then clear. Light airs from SE, followed by light breeze from N’d and W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear first part, cloudy last part. Calm and light airs from W, SE, N and NE.
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9 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast. Calm and light airs from SSE and E.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, misty, raining at intervals. Calms, light airs and gentle breezes, variable in direction.
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10 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, misty rain during early part. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from N’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from SSE and SE.
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11 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Clearing during morning watch, then clear and pleasant until noon. Calm to light variable airs. At 7.00 loosed sails. Commanding Officer left ship in steam launch for Disenchantment Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light breeze from S’d and E’d. Commanding Officer returned at 10.30.
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12 August 1894
Yakutat
Lat 59.55, Long -139.75
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and variable light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally clear, pleasant. Calm and light airs and breezes from N and ESE.
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13 August 1894
Yakutat to Lituya Bay
Lat 59.47, Long -139.85 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Clear first part then overcast and squally with rain and passing showers last part. Got up steam preparatory to leaving Yakutat. At 5.00 banked fires. At 9.30 spread fires and at 10.15 got underway and stood out of harbor. At 11.27 Ocean Cape abeam and put over patent log reading 0.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy, misty, raining. Moderate to gentle breeze from E. Under steam, course E ? S. Land in sight along port beam till 3.00 when it was shut out by mist.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, rainy and foggy. Gentle breeze from E. Steaming on course E ? S.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and rainy and thick weather. Gentle breeze from E. Land in sight at times on port beam. Steaming the course E ? S.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Gentle breeze from E to ESE. At 9.10 changed course. Land in sight on port hand and at 11.10 stood in towards the land under half speed, the Commanding Officer at the conn. Stopped and sounded at various times. No bottom at 45 fathoms. At 11.27 made out The Paps and stood towards them under half speed for an anchorage, stopping and sounding at intervals of 3 minutes.
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14 August 1894
Off Lituya Bay to Killisnoo
Lat 58.61, Long -137.67
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers. Light and gentle breezes in squalls from E’d. Under steam, standing in for anchorage of Lituya Bay. At 12.50 anchored and secured. Banked fires. At 5.50 got underway and stood up as near as possible to entrance of Lituya Bay. At 6.30 anchored. Lowered boats and sent them in for Mr McGrath and party. One boat succeeded in getting out at 7.30, but the other boats were compelled to remain until the next tide.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy, light to gentle breeze from E. Smooth sea. At 12.40 Mr McGrath and party came on board. At 1.12 got underway. At 1.18 east side of entrance to Lituya Bay bore abeam.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy overhead. Clear around horizon. Gentle breeze from E. Standing to the SSE until 5.00 then hauled to E ¼ N for the entrance to Cross Sound. At end of watch Cape Spencer bore NE ½ N, distance about 2 miles.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy with light drifting fog last part. Light breeze from NE. At 6.15 hauled in patent log and stood through Cross into Icy Strait, the pilot conning the ship. At end of watch off Dundas Bay. Passed numerous small bodies of ice.
[There is no log for 8pm to midnight]
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15 August 1894
Off Lituya Bay to Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from SE. Standing through Icy Strait and Chatham Strait during watch.
4am to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Drizzling last part. Moderate to gentle breeze from S’d and E’d. Steaming from off Sivash Passage to Killisnoo where anchored at 6.50. Low banked fires. Messrs Ford and Appleton with Cosmos and Vixen returned to ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Calm, light airs to moderate breeze from NE to SE. The Cosmos, in charge of Ensign Hoggatt, left the ship at 12.45 to build signal at astronomical station Occasion and cut it in. Returned at 5.10.
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16 August 1894
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, warm and passing showers first part. Light airs to gentle breeze from E, SE and SSW. Ensign Tarbox in charge of Cosmos left ship at 8.30 to cut in signal at Ancoon [?]. Vixen left at 8.30 to break up astronomer’s camp. Loosed sail.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers. Light airs to moderate breeze from E’d. At 3.00 astronomer returned on board with his outfit. At 3.30 hoisted in Vixen, furled sail.
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17 August 1894
Killisnoo to Sitka
Lat 57.35, Long -135.70 [Est]
Midnight to 8am:
Overcast, cloudy, raining first part. Light airs to gentle breeze from E’d. At 6.00 got underway, Cosmos in tow on port quarter. Stood across Chatham Strait and into Peril Strait, pilot conning ship.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle to fresh breeze from E. Standing through Peril Strait during watch.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Fresh to light breeze from SE. Steaming through Whitestone Narrows. At 3.35 moored alongside dock at Japonski Island. Allowed fires to die out.
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18 August 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy with rain until forenoon then clearing. Light airs and calms. Took on board 14 tons of coal from the Government pile on shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally clear. Calm and light airs and breeze from SW and NE. Transferred to the PINTA 3 chronometers sent from Naval Observatory, Mare Island, and received on board 3 for transportation to Mare Island. Hauled up Cosmos on the ways and secured her in boathouse for the winter. Received on board: 14 tons coal from Naval Warehouse. The HASSLER arrived at 8.25. Made preparations for leaving Sitka.
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19 August 1894
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear first part, then overcast with rain, clearing towards end. Mr EF Dickens and party came on board with outfit.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, passing showers. Light airs to gentle breezes from E’d. Finished stowing boathouse, leaving key with A Anderson, Carpenter’s Mate, to be turned in to Commanding Officer of PINTA when certain overhauling is done on Cosmos.
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20 August 1894
Sitka to Killisnoo
Lat 57.52, Long -135.56 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d. Discharged from US Naval service LP Johnson, Charles Nilson, Andrew Anderson and William Petnik [?], their services no longer required. At 9.15 hoisted in Reynard. Mr Moore came on board with his stores. At 9.40 left wharf and stood to N’d through Olga Strait and Whitestone Narrows. Pilot Francis conning ship.
Meridian to 4pm.
Overcast and cloudy, light breeze from E. Standing through Peril Strait, conned by pilot.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, cloudy and chilly. Gentle breeze from E’d. Steaming through Peril Strait and across Chatham Strait. At end of watch about 3 miles off Killisnoo. Pilot at conn.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs from E. At 6.30 anchored in Killisnoo Harbor. HASSLER anchored at same time in harbor. Hauled Earnest alongside, preparatory to leaving. Banked fires.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, raining. Calms, light airs and breezes from E’d.
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21 August 1894
Killisnoo to Wrangell Narrows
Lat 57.06, Long -133.35 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy. Light breezes from SE. At 1.30 hove up anchor and got underway, dropping schooner astern. HASSLER with Fuca in tow got underway and followed. Standing down Chatham Strait during watch.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, light rain at intervals. Gentle breeze from SE until last hour then variable. Steaming down Chatham Strait and at 6.30 into Frederick Sound. Pilot at conn. Set all sail except spanker at 6.45. Took in square sail at 7.00 and set foresail at 7.40.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy with occasional light rain. Light to moderate breeze from ESE to SE. Took in and furled sails at 10.00. Standing through Frederick Sound, pilot at the conn. At end of watch on line between Cape Fanshaw [Fanshawe in log] and entrance to Portage Bay. Distance from Portage Bay about 3 miles.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy, raining. Moderate breeze from E’d. Standing through Frederick Sound, Earnest in tow, followed by HASSLER. Pilot Francis in charge.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and rainy. Fresh to very stiff breeze in squalls from E. At 4.15 entered Wrangell Narrows.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy, overcast, rainy and very squally. Strong wind form SE. Steaming through Wrangell Narrows. At 7.30 anchored at S entrance to Wrangell Narrows. Banked fires. Moored Earnest alongside.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and raining. Gentle to fresh breeze from E to SE.
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22 August 1894
Wrangell Narrows to Departure Bay
Lat 56.27, Long -132.62 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy, misty. Light airs and breezes from E’d. At 3.37 got underway and continued passage to Wrangell.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and cloudy. Light breeze from E and ESE. Standing through Sumner Strait for Fort Wrangell, schooner in tow. At 7.00 anchored off Fort Wrangell. HASSLER came to anchor astern of us.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from various directions. Spread fires at 9.15 and got underway at 10.00 and stood out of Wrangell down Stikine Strait and off Round Point at noon. Pilot at conn. Earnest in tow.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy, with occasional passing showers. Light to moderate breeze from SSW to SE. Steaming through Clarence Strait. At 3.00 off Point Stanhope.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle breeze from SSE and SE. Standing through Clarence Strait under steam. At end of watch Ship Island on port bow.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Light breeze from SE. Steaming through Clarence Strait.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and pleasant. Variable light airs. Steaming from off Caamano Point through Tongass Narrows to Bold Island at end of watch.
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23 August 1894
Fort Wrangell to Departure Bay
Lat 54.10, Long -130.30 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy and misty. Light breeze, variable first part from N last hour. Standing through Revillagigedo Channel. N end of Mary Island on starboard beam at 1.40.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, cloudy, misty. Light to moderate breeze from ENE to NE. Standing across Dixon Entrance and into Chatham Sound, pilot at the conn, followed by HASSLER. From 5.10 to 5.50 slowed, HASSLER’s tow adrift. At 6.00 set mainsail and headsails. At 6.30 hauled down flying jib. At 7.20 set square sails.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant. Light breeze from N and NW. At 9.00 took in sail. Steaming through Chatham Sound into Arthur Passage.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from NW. Steaming through Arthur Passage into Grenville Channel. At 1.00 set foresail and lower topsail, and at 3.45 upper topsail.
4pm to 6pm:
Partly clear, warm and pleasant. Light breeze from NW to N. Steaming through Grenville Channel. At end of watch off Lowe Inlet. Took in and furled sail at 5.15.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs from NW and SE. Standing through Grenville Channel, pilot at the conn, followed by HASSLER.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and foggy with frequent flashes of lightning. Gentle to fresh breeze in squalls from E. At 11.55 sighted steam and light coming from Fraser Reach. Steaming through Wright Sound and McKay Reach. Off Worke [Work] Island at end of watch.
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24 August 1894
Fort Wrangell to Departure Bay
Lat 52.09, Long -128.12 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
First two hours rainy. Thick and foggy, followed by clear weather around horizon. Cloudy with head wind in fresh squalls from SW then moderating to gentle breeze. Steaming from Fraser Reach into Tolmie Channel; at end of watch entering Klemtoo Channel [Klemtu Passage], pilot at conn.
4am to 8am:
Partly clear first part, overcast, cloudy with passing showers last part. Calm, light airs and breeze from SE and E. At 6.20 set sail. At 6.45 took in and furled sail. At end of watch entering Seaforth Channel, Ivory Island on port beam.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers. Light airs to gentle breeze from E'd. Standing through Seaforth Channel, Lama Passage and down Fitz Hugh Sound.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy. Gentle to moderate breeze from SSW, SE and E. Steaming through Fitz Hugh Sound.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy and warm. Light breeze from SE. Steaming from Fitz Hugh Sound across Queen Charlotte Sound, off White Rocks [?] at end of watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast with heavy rain squalls first part, clearing second hour. Gentle to moderate breeze from E’d. Steaming across Queen Charlotte Sound, the pilot at the conn. Storm Islands in sight ½ point on port bow, distance about 3 miles.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, raining. Light airs and gentle breeze from E’d. Standing across Queen Charlotte Sound and through New Passage, pilot conning ship.
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25 August 1894
Fort Wrangell to Departure Bay
Lat 50.38, Long -125.60 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and drizzling. Light airs to light breeze from S to E. Steaming through Queen Charlotte Sound and Johnstone Strait. At 3.25 sighted [steamer] QUEEN at anchor on Gordon Reef, E of Cormorant Island. Sent boat to offer assistance. Boat returned; Captain Carroll said that we could do nothing. [This list of wrecks confirms that QUEEN was refloated the following day, beached and repaired and refloated 30th August.]
4am to 8am:
Overcast, drizzling with drifting patches of fog. Light airs from SE. At 4.12 went ahead and steamed from Cormorant Island into Johnstone Strait. Off Forward Bay at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, foggy with occasional light rain. Clearing towards end of watch. Light airs from E to SE. Steaming through Johnstone Strait, pilot at the conn. At end of watch off Knox Bay.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from various directions. Standing through Johnstone Strait followed by HASSLER, pilot at conn. At 1.08 slowed to 50 revolutions. At 3.30 went ahead at full speed. Passing through Seymour Narrows. Maude Island abeam at end of watch.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy but pleasant. Light breeze from NW. Steaming through Seymour Narrows and Discovery Passage. At 6.00 Cape Mudge bore abeam.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy and warm. Light breeze from N. Steaming out of Discovery Passage into Strait of Georgia. At 6.10 Cape Mudge on port beam. At 6.45 slowed to 4.5 knots.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NW. Steaming course ESE ? E. At 10.50 slowed to 35 revolutions. Cape Lazo on starboard beam.
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26 August 1894
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from W’d. Standing down Gulf of Georgia followed by HASSLER. At 3.10 sighted Yellow Island [probably Chrome Island] light. At 3.45 went ahead full speed. At end of watch Sisters abeam.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Light breeze from WSW and WNW. Steaming through Georgia Strait for Departure Bay. At 7.30 went alongside coal wharf.
8am to midnight:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from WNW. Banked fires at 8.10.
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27 August 1894
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from W’d and N’d. Took on board 100 tons coal.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs to moderate breeze from W. Finished coaling ship. Received on board in all: 126¾ tons coal. Got up steam in main boiler. Left coal wharf at 4.45 and anchored in harbor at 5.05. Low banked the fires. The HASSLER left the coal wharf and anchored near the PATTERSON at 8.00.
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28 August 1894
Departure Bay to Victoria
Lat 48.90, Long -123.10 [Est]
Meridian to 8am:
Smoky weather. Light airs and breeze from W and NE. Calm. Got the Earnest alongside at 6.10 and made preparations to leave for Victoria. Got underway at 8.00 and stood out of harbor.
8am to meridian:
Smoky. Calm to light variable airs. Standing out of harbor and down Gulf of Georgia during watch.
Meridian to 4pm:
Smoky. Gentle breeze from N’d and W’d hauling to S’d and W’d. Steaming down Gulf of Georgia into Canal de Haro [Haro Strait]. At end of watch off Turn Point, Stuart Island. Set main, fore and head sails at 2.45. Took in fore sails at 3.00 and reset at 3.50.
4pm to 6pm:
Smoky. Light airs and breeze from WSW and SW. Took in and furled sail. Standing through Canal de Haro.
6pm to midnight:
Smoky, calm. Standing for Victoria, pilot conning. At 7.25 anchored off entrance to Victoria Harbor. Banked fires.
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29 August 1894
Victoria
Lat 48.41, Long -123.39
Midnight to meridian:
Thick smoke, calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Thick and foggy. Calms and light airs.
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30 August 1894
Victoria to Port Townsend
Lat 48.15, Long -122.74 [Est]
Midnight to 8am:
Foggy and thick. Calm and light airs. Hauled Earnest alongside at 5.50 and got underway at 6.10, followed by HASSLER, pilot at conn. At 6.25 off wreck of San Pablo, ahead full speed.
8am to meridian:
Smoky and thick. Light air and breeze from E and ESE. Stood across Juan de Fuca Strait with pilot at the conn. At 11.00 slowed down to run in for anchorage. At end of watch fog whistle at Point Wilson sounded from WSW.
Meridian to midnight:
Thick smoke, calm. Steaming in for Port Townsend. At 12.50 anchored. Low banked fires. Mr McGrath, Mr Dickens and 5 men of their party left the ship.
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31 August 1894
Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to meridian:
Thick smoke. Calm to light airs from NE.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy and smoky. Calms and light airs. Lieutenant JH Sears was detached from the vessel. Hiashi (Japanese), a passenger, left the ship.
LOGS FOR SEPTEMBER 1894
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1 September 1894
Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing during forenoon. Calms and light airs. Discharged from this vessel and US Naval Service A Elenius, Seaman, his service being no longer required.
Meridian to midnight:
Clearing weather, with rain last part. Light airs to gentle breeze from E to SE, shifting to S and W and blowing fresh. Received 600 gallons of water from shore. Mr FC Morse, Assistant USC&GS, left the ship to return to San Francisco.
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2 September 1894
Port Townsend
Lat 48.11, Long -122.74
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and squally first part, clearing last part. Very fresh breeze in squalls from W, moderating in force to light SW airs. The MONTEREY shifted berth at 9.15. Anchored off end of wharves at 9.40. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from SE to SW.
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3 September 1894
Port Townsend to San Francisco
Lat 48.30, Long -123.70 [Est]
Midnight to 8am:
Cloudy, smoky and misty. Calm to light breeze from SSE. At 7.10 got underway and stood out of harbor. At 7.43 buoy off Point Wilson bore abeam.
8am to meridian:
Foggy, hazy and smoky. Gentle breeze from S’d and E’d. Set foresail at 9.00. Took it in at 9.10. At 11.10 Race Rock light bore on starboard beam, distance 1 mile. Steaming through Strait of Juan de Fuca, Navigator conning ship.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy with occasional passing showers. Steaming through Juan de Fuca Strait. At end of watch Waddah [Waadah] Island bore SW x W, distance about 3 miles.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle breeze from SSE and S. Steaming through Strait of Juan de Fuca. Tatoosh Island on port bow at end of watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Thick, foggy and raining. Moderate breeze from SSE. At 6.15 set course S ½ W when Tatoosh Island light was on port beam, distant 1½ miles. At 7.20 slowed down and stopped and at 7.50 went ahead.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast with rain first half. Gentle to light breeze from SSE and S. At 9.00 changed course to S x E ½ E. At 10.50 stopped engines to repair oil cup to crank pin. At 11.00 went ahead on course.
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4 September 1894
Port Townsend to San Francisco
Lat 46.75, Long -124.60 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from S, course S x E ½ E.
4am to 8am:
Weather thick and rainy. Fresh breeze from S. Steaming the course S x E ½ E.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, thick and raining. Fresh breeze from SSW to S. At 8.55 set mainsail and jib. Took in jib at 9.30 and mainsail at 11.00. Steering course S x E ½ E.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and cloudy with occasional showers. Moderate to fresh breeze from SW.
4pm to 6pm:
Rainy first hour, clearing second. Fresh breeze from SW. Set fore topmast staysail at 4.10. Steaming the course S x E ½ E.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast, cloudy with light passing showers second hour. Moderate breeze from WSW and W x S. At 6.45 set foresail and at 7.45 set topsails.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Moderate to fresh breeze from SW x W. Under sail and steam.
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5 September 1894
Port Townsend to San Francisco
Lat 43.55, Long -124.90 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light breeze from S’d and W’d. Steaming the course S x E ½ E under all sail except spanker and flying jib.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light breeze from SW x S and SSW. At 5.00 took in and furled square sail and at 6.00 took in fore and aft sail. At 8.00 changed course to SSE.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle to moderate breeze from SW x W. Moderate swell from SW. At 11.00 sighted high land on port bow. At 12.50 high land bore abeam. At 8.00 set fore and aft sail. At 9.00 set foresail. At 10.40 took in foresail.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy, drizzling last two hours. Gentle breeze from SW to S. At 2.00 took in fore and aft sail.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, thick with drizzling rain. Light breeze from SE. Steaming course SSE.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and drizzling. Gentle to moderate breeze from NE x E to ESE. Steaming on course SSE.
8pm to midnight:
First two hours overcast and misty. Last two clearing and pleasant. Gentle breeze from WSW and ENE. Set mainsail and headsails at 8.35 and foresail at 10.00.
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6 September 1894
Port Townsend to San Francisco
Lat 39.83, Long -124.36 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle to stiff breeze from NNE to NW. Hauled down jib and flying jib. Steering course SSE under steam, mainsail, foresail and fore staysail.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, gentle to moderate breeze from NW and WNW. At 5.00 changed course to SE x S and at 7.00 to SE.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Strong breeze from NNW. Hauled down jib at 11.00. Changed course to SE x E at 9.00. Land in sight along port beam.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant. Fresh to moderate breeze from NNW. and N. Steaming course SE x E. Land in sight on port hand.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy, fresh breeze from NNW. At 5.25 Point Arena light abeam.
6pm to 8pm:
Generally clear and fair weather, hazy around horizon. Gentle breeze from NW. Took in mainsail and jib at 6.15. Steaming the course SE.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Heavy dew. Light airs and breeze from NW to NNE. Steaming course SE. At 11.30 sighted Point Reyes light from topsail yard. At 11.40 sighted the light from deck.
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7 September 1894
Port Townsend to San Francisco
Lat 37.82, Long -122.52 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from W to NW. At 4.10 Point Reyes abeam. Changed course to E ½ S.
4am to 8am:
Clear first part then foggy. At 5.00 changed course to E x N. At 7.05 black buoy No 1 abeam. Standing across bar and for Bonita Point during rest of watch.
8am to meridian:
Foggy, light breeze from SE and W. At 8.07 anchored in Bonita Cove. At 11.55 spread fires and began to heave in.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and foggy. Light airs to stiff breeze from W’d. At 12.15 got underway and stood in to San Francisco harbor. At 1.15 anchored off Clay Street Wharf. At 3.40 shifted berth a little further offshore. Banked fires again.
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8 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy, calms, light airs and breezes from W’d. Landed members of shore parties and stores.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from W to SW and calm. Ah King, a Chinese passenger, left the ship.
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9 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and gentle breeze from W.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, warm. Light to moderate breeze from W.
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10 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.798, Long -122.394
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs from W and NW. Discharged Cara Kiniyata (Seaman) and Takeda (Wardroom Steward) from the Naval Service, their service being no longer required.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and warm. Light airs and breezes from W’d. Crew engaged in cleaning ship.
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11 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and misty. Calms and light breezes from SE and NW. At 9.30 spread fires. At 9.55 tried engines. At 10.04 got underway and steamed down to Union Iron Works. At 11.00 made fast alongside dock. Let fires die out.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, hazy. Light to stiff breeze from W, NW and S x E. At 1.00 hauled into dry dock and made preparations for Iron Works to begin work on bottom and stern casting for propeller shaft. Crew scrubbed bottom and assisted in above work.
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12 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Generally clear and warm. Calm and light airs. Engaged in repairing and coppering bottom and in overhauling and examining propeller shaft. Men from Union Iron Works engaged in above work assisted by crew. Received from Yard: 400 gallons water. Received one can copper paint.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs. Engaged in repairing and coppering bottom and ship’s crew in hauling out and examining shaft.
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13 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Hauled out of dry dock at 8.40 and moored to wharf at Union Iron works. Loosed sail. Unbent and put below. Continued work on shaft.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and warm. Calms, light airs to moderate breezes from W’d. Crew unbending and stowing away sails. Engineer’s force getting propeller shaft inboard for examination.
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14 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms and light airs from N. Crew cleaning ship and overhauling boats. Engineer’s force removing covering from propeller shaft. 70 gallons water received from yard.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from W and calm.
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15 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Light airs and calms. Cleaning ship. A terrific stench from the Potrero caused much annoyance and discomfit. [Potrero Point is where Patterson is moored. There were several mills, iron works etc. in that area.]
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light W’ly airs and breezes. Discharged John Erikson (Seaman), his service being no longer required. Received on board: 50 gallons of water from shore.
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16 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from ESE and ENE.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs and breezes from W’d.
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17 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and misty. Calms and light airs from WNW. Crew overhauling boats and setting up lower rigging. Engineer’s force overhauling engines.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W’d and S’d and calm. Setting up lower rigging.
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18 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from W’d and N’d. Rattling down.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, warm and pleasant. Calm, light airs to moderate breeze from W. Rattling down and making repairs in Engineer’s department.
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19 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from W. Rattling down and making repairs in Engineer’s department. Men from Union Iron Works making preparation to unship rudder.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm, light airs and breezes from W. Unshipped rudder. Found rudder stock badly warped. Crews working on lower rigging. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery.
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20 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms, light airs and breezes from E’d. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery. Crew working on rigging.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from W’d. Calm, working on rigging.
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21 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Light airs and calms. Working on lower rigging.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm. Light airs and breeze from NE and NNW. Rattling down and office work.
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22 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms. Rattling down. Office work. Discharged Sing Fong (Cabin Steward), his service being no longer required.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light breeze and airs from N’d and W’d and calm.
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23 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light to moderate breeze from W’d.
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24 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from various directions. Crew cleaning boats. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery. Workmen from Yard refitting rudder casing. Enlisted AO Snow as Shipwright for cruise.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, warm and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breezes from W and SW. Workmen from Union Iron Works refitting casing around rudder head. Office work.
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25 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, warm and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SW. Office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light variable breezes and airs. Crew overhauling boats. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery. By order of Commanding Officer rated AO Snow Carpenter’s Mate (1st Class).
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50874fd209d4090755030d8b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0591_1.jpg)
26 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and warm. Calms and light airs from W. Crew breaking out fore hold and cleaning bilges. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery. Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert M Kennedy reported on board for duty. [Robert M Kennedy was born in 1867 and later became Rear Admiral.]
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from W’d and N’d. Shipped rudder. Cleaning boats. By order of Commanding Officer discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service Jas A McLennan (1st class Fireman), his service being no longer required.
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27 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy and warm. Fresh breeze from W. Working on rudder. PA Surgeon CJ Decker was detached from this vessel. Enlisted JF Rydholm as Seaman for cruise.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs from E and light to stiff breeze from W.
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28 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, warm. Calm and light airs and breeze from E, SE and W. Received from Yard: 2010 gallons water.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W and calm.
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29 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Gentle to fresh breeze from SE. Paid off crew.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining. Light to fresh breeze from SE shifting to W.
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30 September 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, raining. Light airs to gentle breezes, variable in direction.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs and breeze from W.
Approved and forwarded
WI Moore [Stamped Lieutenant Com’d’r USN Com’d’g USC & GS PATTERSON]
50874fd209d4090755030d9d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0596_0.jpg) [Blank weather page]
50874fd209d4090755030d9f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0596_1.jpg) [Blank remarks page]
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50874fd209d4090755030da3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 100/IMG_0597_1.jpg) [Rear cover of log book]
LOG BOOK – OCTOBER 1st 1894 TO DECEMBER 31st 1894
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50874fd209d4090755030da7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0598_1.jpg) [Front cover of log book]
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50874fd209d4090755030dab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0599_1.jpg)
50874fd209d4090755030dad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0600_0.jpg) [Blank pages]
50874fd209d4090755030daf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0600_1.jpg) [Title page]
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
WI Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined January 25, 1892
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1 1894
G Tarbox, Ensign USN, joined March 31, 1892
AG Rodgers, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined November 15, 1894
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
HJ Leopold, Assistant Engineer, joined March 30, 1893.
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50874fd209d4090755030db5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0602_0.jpg) [Instructions for completing log book]
50874fd209d4090755030db7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0602_1.jpg) [General dimensions of vessel]
LOGS FOR OCTOBER 1894
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1 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calm and light W’ly airs. Crew overhauling boats. Engineer’s force working on machinery.
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2 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light variable airs. Crew scraping side. Engineer’s force overhauling machinery.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Gentle breeze from NW and calm. Enlisted Martin Olsen as 1st class Fireman for the cruise of this vessel. Scraping side of ship and painting.
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3 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing in forenoon. Calm. Painting ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs and breeze from NW. Received on board from Hendry & Son, San Francisco: 4 seam bushes. Painting outside of ship.
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4 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Clam and light airs from NW. Finished painting outside of ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs from NW.
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5 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm, light airs and breezes from N’d. Hoisted out Reynard and got her ready for steaming.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W and calm.
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6 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and warm, variable light breezes and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from W. Transferred to USS RANGER for transportation to Mare Island: 3 standard chronometers, 1 back, 1 triple chronometer box, 1 transporting case received from USS PINTA. [USS RANGER was a Navy gunboat, launched in 1873, subsequently known as USS ROCKPORT and USS NANTUCKET.]
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7 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs from NW and SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and warm. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from W’d.
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8 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Calms, light variable airs and breezes. Engineer’s force working on machinery. Crew cleaning side.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Gentle S’ly breeze and calm.
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9 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Variable light airs and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool. Calm and light airs from W. Overhauling chain and clearing out chain lockers. Workmen from Union Iron Works engaged in fitting stern casting for propeller.
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10 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, cool. Light airs and breeze from W. Overhauling chain and restowing it. Workmen engaged in fitting stern casting.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cool. Light airs to gentle breeze from W and SW. Fitting stern casting. Received in Engineer’s department: 72 feet 1” pipe, 72 feet ¾” pipe, ½ barrel fittings.
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11 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Light airs to gentle breeze from W. Fitting stern casting. Reynard left ship for working ground.
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy, pleasant weather. Light breeze from W. Received on board: 1 dozen coffee cups and 2300 gallons fresh water. Fitting blades on propeller.
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50874fd209d4090755030de9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0615_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 12th October 1894]
50874fd209d4090755030deb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0615_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 12th October 1894]
12 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy and warm. Calms and light airs from W. At 9.00 came out of dry dock and moored to buoy off Union Iron Works. Enlisted Ah Chu as Seaman for cruise of this vessel. Engaged in lining up shaft.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light to moderate breezes from E’d. Engineer’s force lining up shaft.
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13 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms light airs and breezes from W’d. At 4.00 started fires. At 8.00 engines reported ready. Fired them during the next hour and at 9.00 was ready for getting underway. At 9.55 slipped and stood down for anchorage off Clay Point. At 10.15 anchored and secured. Received from Hendry & Sons: 5 gallons boiled oil, 5 gallons raw oil, 3 gallons turpentine, 8 gallons spar composition, 100 lbs white zinc, 75 lbs lead, 20 lbs shellac, 1 gross sand paper, 10 lbs vermilion, 5 lbs burnt umber and 1 can copper paint. Discharged from US Naval Service EH Colley (1st class Fireman). Lying under low banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Stiff breeze, decreasing to light airs from W’d.
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14 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from E and WNW. By order of Commanding Officer Wm Neish (Seaman) was rated 2nd class Fireman.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs and breeze from E and calm.
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15 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calms and light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear. Light airs and gentle breeze from NW to W x N.
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16 October 1894
San Francisco
Lat 37.763, Long -122.385
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing towards noon. Light airs and breeze from WSW to NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, warm. Light airs to stiff breeze from W and SW. Received from water boat: 1000 gallons fresh water. Received on board: 1 box of glass ware. Enlisted Fong Gong as Seaman.
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17 October 1894
San Francisco to Mare Island.
Lat 38.03, Long -122.35 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Calms, light variable airs and breezes. At 8.30 spread fires. At 9.50 fired engine. At 10.05 got underway and stood up the bay for Mare Island.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from W’d. At 12.50 anchored above engineering dock and secured. Received official visit from Commanding Officer of ADAMS. Commanding Officer paid official visit to Commandant of Yard and Rear-Admiral Beardsley. [USS ADAMS was an Adams Class screw gunboat launched in 1874; Rear Admiral Lester A Beardslee was at this time Commander of the Pacific Squadron.]
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18 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Clearing towards noon. Light airs to gentle breezes varying in direction. Commanding Officer made official calls on men-of-war in port. Crew cleaning ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant during first half, drizzling latter part. Light airs to gentle breeze from S’d and E’d. Scraping spars. Received official calls from men-of-war.
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19 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from W’d. Scraping spars and cleaning side. Received official visit from Commanding Officer of ALBATROSS.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and threatening, followed by gentle breeze from WSW, shifting to SE. Scraping spars. YORKTOWN came out of dry dock at 4.30.
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20 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy until noon, then clearing. Fresh to light breeze from SE, shifting to SW. Commanding Officer of RANGER made an official visit to this ship.
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21 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, then clear. Variable light airs and breeze.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breeze from S’d and W’d.
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22 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NW and WNW. Scraping spars. J Rydholm [Seaman] absent over time.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part, clouding later. Light airs and breeze from WNW to S. Scraping spars. The ALBATROSS shifted berth at 1.00. The Commanding Officer of the MOHICAN paid an official visit to the Captain.
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23 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, squally and raining first part, clearing toward midday. Light to moderate breeze from SE to SSW. Received on board: two cases of medical stores.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with passing showers. Light airs to gentle breezes from W’d.
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24 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy first part, clearing towards noon. Light airs from W’d. Scraping spars.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from W’d. Scraping and oiling spars. By order of Commanding Officer declared this day Ah Chew (Seaman) a deserter.
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25 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Calms, light airs to gentle breeze from NW. At 7.00 lighted fires under auxiliary boiler. Received on board: 1800 gallons water. Scraping and oiling spars.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs. Scraping and varnishing spars and boats.
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26 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm with light airs from SW and gentle breeze from W’d and N’d. Scraping the bright woodwork of boats and the strongbacks. At 10.30 the PHILADELPHIA hauled out into the stream. Transferred G Myhre (Seaman) to the Naval Hospital, Mare Island.
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27 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NW shifting in the forenoon to SW. The RANGER moved to Navy Yard wharf. Received on board the following stores: 50 undershirts, 50 drawers, 196 yards trouser cloth, 156 yards cap cloth, 193 yards flannel (6/4”), 50 pairs calf shoes, 200 pairs woolen socks, 17 working suits; 100 lbs tobacco, 300 lbs soap.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm. Light airs to gentle breeze from SW and NW. Half masted flag with the BENNINGTON. [USS BENNINGTON was a screw gunboat launched in 1890. Not clear why she half masted flags.]
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28 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breeze from NW and SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from SE and SW.
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29 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE and E.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from E. Received from Hendry & Sons: 1 coil cordage, 7 fathoms wire rope and 50 lbs putty. Scraping bright woodwork.
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30 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Calms, light airs and breezes from SE. Enlisted as Seaman for cruise, Olaf Anderson. Scraping and oiling bright woodwork.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and misty. Light airs and breezes from SW.
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31 October 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy. Light airs and gentle breeze from SW. Crew at work on bright woodwork.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear until dark then misty. Gentle breeze from NW shifting during evening to SE. Scraping bright woodwork.
LOGS FOR NOVEMBER 1894
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1 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Foggy until 10am, then clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from SW. Scraping and varnishing bright woodwork around the deck. The ALBATROSS hauled into the Navy Yard dock at 8am.
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2 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy about sunrise. At other times clear and pleasant. Calms and variable light airs. Varnishing and painting about the deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs and breeze from NE.
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3 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE.
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4 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, pleasant. Calm and light airs and breeze from SE and SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs and breezes from SW.
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5 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Slight fog in morning. Calms and light variable airs. Started fires on auxiliary boiler for watering ship. Received on board: 1200 gallons fresh water. Hauled fires on auxiliary boiler. Crew painting ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calms and light variable airs. Painting ship.
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6 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light variable airs. Painting ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from SE and SW. Painted port side of spar deck.
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7 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs to fresh breeze from NE and ENE. Painting spar and main deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and gentle breeze from ENE. Painting spar and main decks.
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8 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from S and from N. Painting main deck and repairing damage to yacht Jessie. The BENNINGTON left wharf and anchored in stream. The ADAMS hauled out of dry dock and went alongside wharf.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from SW. Painting ship. Received on board: two cases mineral sperm oil.
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9 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing towards noon. Light W’ly airs. Started fires in auxiliary boiler and took on board 1000 gallons fresh water. At 11.30 Navy Yard tugs came alongside. Hoisted anchor and was towed in alongside Navy Yard wharf. Secured and hauled fires. Discharged from Naval Service Chigi Takanaki (Cabin Cook).
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from SW. Painting ship.
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10 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing towards noon. Calm. At 10.15 USS YORKTOWN went to sea. Painting ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs from SW and calm. Enlisted Cono Takahia as Cabin Cook for the cruise of this vessel.
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11 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and variable light breeze. Commanding Officer inspected the ship.
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12 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm and light breeze from E. Painted ward room and berth deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm, light airs and breeze from E and ENE. Fire party left ship at 8.15 in answer to alarm and returned at 8.40. Painting berth deck and ward room.
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13 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs from NE, E and SW. The SWATARA left dry dock at 12.30 and the MOHICAN went in at 1.00. [USS SWATARA was a warship, originally launched in 1865, but completely rebuilt with a new hull and launched in 1873.] Painting berth deck and staterooms in ward room.
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14 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and warm. Calm, light airs and breeze from SW, E and NE. Painting berth deck and staterooms in ward room.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light E’ly airs. Painting ship.
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15 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from SW. Painting ship. Lieutenant AG Rodgers reported on board for duty. The water received from Vallejo having been tested by the Surgeon and found bad, began to distill, using auxiliary boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from SW. Painting ship.
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16 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing towards noon. Calm. Painting ship. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from SW. Distilling.
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17 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy until 6.00, then clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from SW to NW. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from E to S. Distilling.
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50874fd309d4090755030e81: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0653_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 18th November 1894]
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18 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from NW. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and gentle breeze from E.
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19 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs and calms. Discharged from this vessel and US Naval Service Tam Saki, (Mess Attendant), his service being no longer required. Enlisted U Becker (Seaman) for the cruise of this vessel.
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20 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy until the forenoon, then clear and pleasant. Light airs from NW. Enlisted M Hashimoto as Mess Attendant for the cruise of this vessel. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard cistern.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breeze from W.
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21 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Foggy first part, clear and pleasant latter part. Calm and light airs from W and SW. Received from JC Hendry & Son the following stores: 1 dozen corn brooms, 3 rubber mats, 1 cocoa mat, 25 lbs white zinc, 3 lbs cotton twine, 12 coir brushes, 1 dozen bottles lye, 5 lbs burnt umber, 2 bags animal charcoal, 1 coffee mill and 2 coffee pots. Finished repairing damage to yacht.
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22 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light airs from SE and SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from SW.
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23 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SW. Painting storerooms etc. Received from Winchell Bros: 1 dozen lamp globes.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SW.
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24 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light variable airs and breezes. Received on board the following stores from CJ Hendry & Sons: 3 gallons hard oil finish, 12 lbs ammonia, 2 dozen sheets sandpaper. From Brownley, 1 barrel lime and 1 dozen chimneys.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light variable airs and breezes.
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25 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light variable airs and breezes. Started fires in auxiliary boiler for heating ship. Discharged from this vessel and the US Naval Service Ah Sam (Ship’s Cook 1st class), his term of enlistment having this day expired.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool. Calms, light variable airs.
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26 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, calms and light airs from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and threatening. Variable light airs and moderate breeze from S. Cleaned ward room bright woodwork. Enlisted Ah Sam as Ship’s Cook for the cruise of this vessel.
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27 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast and raining until afternoon, then clearing with fine weather during the evening. Moderate breeze and light airs from S’d and W’d. Received on board: 4 cases sperm oil and 2 rat traps. Cleaned water tank. Began distilling at 1.30pm and started water in tank at 2.40pm. By order of Commanding Officer rated Ah Sam (Ship’s Cook 4th class) to Ship’s Cook 2nd class.
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28 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs. Pumped out float alongside.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear with passing showers first two hours. Calm and light airs and breezes from SW. Received 500 gallons water from Navy Yard.
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29 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Partly clear. Calm and light variable airs. Sent fire party to answer alarm at 2pm. Returned at 2.15pm.
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30 November 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy first part, clearing later. Light airs from N and NW. Received on board from Hendry & Sons: 2 dozen sheets of sandpaper.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from S’d.
LOGS FOR DECEMBER 1894
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1 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, clearing toward noon. Calms, light variable airs and breezes. Received on board: 2 cedar planks, 1 box screws and 40 gallons mineral sperm oil.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, foggy latter part. Light E’ly breeze.
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2 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy. Light to moderate breeze from E’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy with rain. Fresh breeze from E.
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3 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
First part cloudy and rainy. Clear during forenoon. Moderate breeze from E. The RANGER went into dry dock at 7.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Gentle to moderate breeze from E and SE.
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4 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, drizzling rain during forenoon. Light to gentle breeze from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Moderate breeze from E. Started fires in main boiler at 4.00.
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5 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy and thick weather, light airs from E to NE. Started distilling at 9.45. Received on board: 1 barrel fire clay, 1 barrel cement, 24 cans lye, 6 files, 3 water buckets, 1 gallon muriatic acid, 2 packs bolts and nuts, 2 sheets asbestos, 1 dozen saw blades and 6 fire bricks.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Light airs to light breeze from NE to S.
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6 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, squally, rainy. Moderate to stiff breeze in squalls from SSW to SW varying in force from fresh breeze to light airs. The Commanding Officer of the RANGER made official call. G Myhre (Seaman) returned from hospital.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light to moderate breeze from SW. Received on board from Navy Yard: 750 gallons fresh water.
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7 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally overcast, squally and raining last part. Calm, light airs and breeze from SE shifting to S and SW and increasing in force to moderate gale in squalls.
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8 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and squally and raining first two hours, clearing later. Stiff to fresh breeze in squalls from SW first part, light airs later.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair first part, overcast and raining. Light airs and breezes from SW and S.
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9 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light to very fresh breeze from S, shifting to SE and then to W.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining, clearing towards midnight. Stiff breeze, decreasing to light airs from SW and N.
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10 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, calm and light variable airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, calm to light breezes from ENE to SE.
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11 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs to gentle breeze, variable in direction.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Light airs to gentle breeze, variable in direction.
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12 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, calm to moderate breeze from N and NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, moderate gale from N until sundown then gentle breeze from NW. Scraped and shellacked ward room floor.
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13 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs to moderate breeze from SE, SW and NW. The RANGER came out of dry dock at 1.30pm and the Alert went in at 2.00pm. Lowered Vixen and put in boiler and hoisted her again. Received on board: 750 gallons fresh water from cistern in Navy Yard. Sent fire party to answer alarm at 8.10pm.
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14 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Generally clear, cool. Light airs and breeze from E. Received on board: 400 gallons fresh water.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with rain last part. Light airs and breeze from E and SE.
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15 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast and raining first part. Clearing towards end. Light variable airs and breeze.
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16 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, clearing towards end. Light variable airs and breezes.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from S and SE.
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17 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from SE and S.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers during afternoon, then fair and pleasant. At 4.00 USFS PHILADELPHIA left Navy Yard. [USS PHILADELPHIA was a protected cruiser launched in 1889. At this time she was flagship of the Pacific Fleet, hence USFS.]
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18 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, raining during morning and forenoon. Light to gentle breeze from SE to SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from E.
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19 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Calm to gentle breeze from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light airs to moderate breezes variable in direction.
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20 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Gentle and moderate breezes from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Strong breeze in moderate squalls from SE.
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21 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Cloudy, rainy, squally and generally overcast and disagreeable. Fresh breeze and squalls to light breeze from SW to SW. At 9.20 the ALERT came out of dock and at 9.50 the BOSTON went in. Received on board from Hendry & Co: [long list not transcribed]. From Nathan Johansson and Co: [long list not transcribed]. From Navy Yard: 900 gallons fresh water.
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22 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Generally overcast and cloudy, clearing during forenoon, with occasional passing showers. Variable light airs and breezes.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear first part, passing showers later. Light airs and breezes from SW, E and NE. Received on board: 2 boxes glassware and crockery from N Donman and Co.
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23 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally clear, cool. Light airs and breezes from NE through E and SE to NNW.
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24 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Calm and light airs from NE and SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from E’d.
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25 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Light and gentle breezes from E’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, light to fresh breeze from E’d.
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50874fd309d4090755030f1d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 101/IMG_0692_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 26th December 1894]
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26 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, light and gentle breezes from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy during afternoon, raining at night. Light to stiff breeze from E and NE. Discharged J Anderson (Quartermaster) by order of Commanding Officer. Received from Coast Survey Office, Washington DC: 28 parcels. Received: 6 boat hook handles.
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27 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with passing showers. Gentle breeze from NE.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and raining. Light to moderate breeze from NE and E. Transferred M Sullivan to the hospital. At 5.20 the BENNINGTON got underway for San Francisco.
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28 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle breeze from ENE to SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and cloudy. Gentle breeze from ENE. The RANGER hauled out in the stream at 1.45 and the ALBATROSS shifted her berth down the dock at 2.30. Received: 700 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard cistern.
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29 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally overcast and raining first part. Light breeze from ENE, later from E and S. The ALERT hauled out to mooring buoy at 9.00am. The MOHICAN shifted her berth near shears at 2.00pm.
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30 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partially clear first part, with occasional showers in forenoon. Calm and light airs from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with occasional rain. Calm and light airs from SW and S
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31 December 1894
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally clear. Calm and light airs from NW to SSW. Discharged Wm Pedersen, Machinist, his term of enlistment having expired.
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LOG BOOK – JANUARY 1st 1895 TO MARCH 31st 1895
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50874fd309d4090755030f3f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0700_1.jpg) [Front cover of log book]
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
WI Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined January 25, 1892, detached March 15, 1895
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1 1894
G Tarbox, Ensign USN, joined March 31, 1892
AG Rodgers, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined November 15, 1894
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
HJ Leopold, Assistant Engineer, joined March 30, 1893, detached March 29, 1895
EK Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined March 1, 1895
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50874fd309d4090755030f4d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0704_0.jpg) [Instructions for completing log book]
50874fd309d4090755030f4f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0704_1.jpg) [General dimensions of vessel]
LOGS FOR JANUARY 1895
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1 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Calm and light airs from SE. Enlisted Wm Pedersen, Machinist.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and cool. Calms and light airs from SE.
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2 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, calm and light airs from E’d. Overhauling launch.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs and breezes from E’d.
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3 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, light to moderate breezes from SE. Overhauling launch. Received: 43 fire bricks.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle to fresh breeze from S and SSE.
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50874fd309d4090755030f5f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0708_1.jpg)
50874fd309d4090755030f61: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0709_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 4th January 1895]
50874fd309d4090755030f63: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0709_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 4th January 1895]
4 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Very stiff breeze to strong gale from SSE during night, decreasing to fresh breeze during forenoon.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining first part. Cloudy later part. Stiff breeze decreasing to light airs from W’d. Received from Yard: 1000 gallons fresh water.
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5 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, raining. Light airs and breezes from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy first part, then cloudy. Calm and gentle breeze from SW.
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6 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Light rain during morning, followed by clear and pleasant weather. Variable light airs and calms.
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7 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Calm and light airs from SE and E.
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8 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs to gentle breeze from E, through S to SE.
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9 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, light airs to gentle breeze from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, light drizzling rain during part of first watch. Light to gentle breeze from E.
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10 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Generally overcast and cloudy. Light breeze from E. Received: 57½ gallons mineral sperm oil.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, gentle to moderate breeze from E. Half masted flag during funeral at Navy Yard.
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11 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, gentle to moderate breeze from E and ENE. At 7.40 USS MOHICAN left the Yard.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast. Light to gentle breeze from ENE. Received: 1000 gallons fresh water. USS BENNINGTON came in.
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12 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, foggy during forenoon. Gentle breeze from ENE to E.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with occasional passing showers. Light airs to fresh breeze from S and SE. M Sullivan (1st class Fireman) returned from hospital.
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13 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with occasional rain. Light airs to light breeze from SE to SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Calm and light airs from SW.
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14 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast and cloudy first part, followed by clearing weather. Calm and light S’ly breeze. At 3.30 the BENNINGTON came into coal wharf and at 4.15 the MARION hauled out to buoy. [USS MARION was a third rate Navy sloop launched in 1839, subsequently refitted as a screw steamer.]
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15 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light fog during morning. Variable light airs and calms.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining and squally. Light airs to moderate gale from SW and SE.
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16 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast, raining and squally. Light airs to stiff breeze from ESE to NW.
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17 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear at beginning, passing showers, rain and squalls later. Light airs to stiff breeze from NW, W and S.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy, very fresh breeze to light airs, in squalls first part, from S and SSW.
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18 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, raining, light airs to fresh breeze in squalls first part, from S and SW. Received from Navy Yard: 1000 gallons water.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers. Calms, light airs and breezes from SE and SW.
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19 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with passing showers. Light E’ly airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to light variable airs.
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20 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Calm to light variable airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Gentle to fresh breeze from SSW and SE.
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21 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle to fresh breeze from SE. Received on board: 100 lbs waste and 1 box brass pipes.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Fresh breeze from SE.
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22 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast, rainy and blowing a moderate gale from S’d and E’d until afternoon, then moderating. Half masted flag from 2.30 to 3.20 following other vessels.
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23 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant, variable light airs and breeze from N’d and W’d and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breeze from W and NW.
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24 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breeze from W, SW and SE. The ALERT and RANGER steamed out of harbor at 10.45am.
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25 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light breezes from SE and NE.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light to moderate breeze from E’d. Received from Navy Yard: 1000 gallons water.
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26 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light breeze from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm, light airs and breezes from E and SW. At 2.00 USS OLYMPIA came in and went into drydock. [USS OLYMPIA was a protected cruiser launched in San Francisco in 1892.]
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27 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, cloudy latter part. Light airs to fresh breeze in squalls, variable in direction.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Fresh gale from NNW. Got out additional moorings at 8.00.
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28 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear during first part until daylight, blowing a fresh gale from N’d and W’d, then moderating with variable light airs and breeze and calm. Took in the additional stern fast gotten out last evening.
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29 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Hazy around horizon until sunrise, then clear. Calm and gentle breeze to light breeze from E. Received on board the following articles for repair of deck: 8 feet 2½” lead pipe, 100 lbs lead tape, 20 lbs galvanized tacks, 16 feet 16” sheet lead, 56 wooden chocks for steering gear, 15 feet oak lumber, 6 sheets sheathing metal.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from E. Half-masted flag during funeral service of Naval Constructor Armistead. [Lieutenant Samuel Wilston Armistead was a Naval Constructor at Mare Island Navy Yard, killed January 27th 1895 in an accident in the construction yard.]
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30 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to moderate breeze from E. Engaged in putting new canvas on deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light variable airs. At 3.30 USRC RUSH came in and anchored. [USRC RUSH was a Revenue cutter launched in 1885, the second ship with the name].
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31 January 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light variable breezes. The USRC RUSH left at 10.45.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE. The BENNINGTON left the yard at 12.55. Discharged Ikutaro Tara, Mess Attendant. Received from USC&GS Office: one level staff and target, 2 rubber triangles (one broken), 18 index and 36 horizon glasses for sextant of which 15 index and 18 horizon glasses were in good condition, 3 index and 14 horizon fair and 4 horizon poor.
LOGS FOR FEBRUARY 1895
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1 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breezes from NNE to E. Received from CJ Hendry’s Sons & Co: 20 lbs galvanized tacks, 50 lbs white lead, 1 box screws, 1 barrel oil.
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2 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE and E.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from E.
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3 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from N and E.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from E.
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4 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from E. Received: 50 lbs white lead.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from E.
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5 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from E’d. Received from Hendry’s Sons & Co: 25 lbs red lead, 5 gallons raw linseed oil, 5 gallons boiled linseed oil. Putting new canvas on spar deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs and breezes from E. At 2.00 USS OLYMPIA was put in commission.
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6 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms, light airs and breezes from E. Carpenter renewing chocks of steering gear. Crew working on spar deck canvassing. Enlisted James Sato as Mess Attendant for cruise.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Variable light airs.
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7 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Foggy until forenoon then clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from S’d and W’d. Received on board: 900 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard cistern.
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8 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy until forenoon, then clear. Light airs from NW to S and calm.
Meridian to midnight:
Partially clear, pleasant. Calm and light airs from S and SW. Received from Hendry’s & Sons & Co: 14 gallons floor cement paint.
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9 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Foggy first part, clearing later. Calm and light airs from NW, S and SW. The OLYMPIA came out of dry dock at 2.00pm and went alongside of coal wharf.
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10 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy with light rain last part. Light airs and breeze from SW and S.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light airs from SE and ESE.
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11 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light airs from E. Received from Hendry’s Sons & Co: 2 bushings, 10 gallons linseed oil, 2 gallons rubber paint, 50 lbs white lead.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light airs to gentle breeze from S’d.
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12 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light to very fresh breezes and squalls from S. Replaced rudder pendants.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light to fresh breeze from W and SW.
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13 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, stiff to light breeze from W.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Calm to gentle breeze from W.
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14 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, foggy part of time. Calm to light airs from SW. Received on board: 8 ?” bolts, 4 scuppers and 4 sockets.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Calm and light airs from SW.
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15 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Cloudy pleasant weather. Light airs and breeze from N to E. Received on board: 1100 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard cistern. The main chronometer was sent to San Francisco to be cleaned.
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16 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, light airs from SE and from N.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast first part, clear and pleasant later. Calm and light airs from SE and SW.
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17 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm, light airs from SE through W to NW.
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18 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from E to S.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NE. Painting boats.
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19 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from E. Painting boats.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from E’d.
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20 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear first and overcast last. Light airs and breezes from E and SW. Crew blacking down rigging.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from SW.
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21 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, calm to gentle breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast. Began raining at 7.00. Light airs to light breeze from SW and SSE.
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22 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with passing showers. Gentle breeze to light airs from E and SE. At 8.00 dressed ship with national ensign at mast heads.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally cloudy and rainy. Moderate breeze from S’d and W’d.
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23 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally cloudy and overcast. Gentle breeze from S’d and W’d.
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24 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and warm. Light breeze from W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, warm and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from W.
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25 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear, warm and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from W. Received from JC Hendry’s Sons & Co: 100 lbs fresh water soap, 1 dozen tins lye, 1 dozen sheets emery cloth and 2 lbs twine. Took on board from Navy Yard: 1700 gallons fresh water. MONTEREY came out of dock at 1.45.
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26 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy first part, clear later. Calm, light airs and breeze from NW and W.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from W.
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27 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Generally clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from NE. Received from Hendry’s Sons & Co: 6 deadlight lenses, 6 panes glass and 18 feet rubber gasket.
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28 February 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from E.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy. Light airs from SW. Discharged the following, service no longer required: G Myhre (Seaman), O Anderson (Seaman), J Anderson (Seaman) and J Rydholm, (Seaman).
LOGS FOR MARCH 1895
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1 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm to light airs from E. At 10.00 hauled out to buoy.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, calm to light airs from E. Received: 1 case of crockery. Lieutenant Commander EK Moore reported on board for duty.
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2 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Light variable airs. At 10.48 hauled alongside of wharf.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and warm, gentle breeze from S’d and W’d.
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3 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
First part until 8am overcast and foggy, then clearing with fine weather during remainder of day. Commanding Officer inspected the ship.
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4 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and gentle breeze from S’d and E’d. F Schmidt (Seaman) returned on board 12 hours overtime.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from E. Discharged Jose Kabaye, Mess Attendant, his service being no longer required.
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5 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear first part, overcast last three hours. Calm and light airs and breeze from W and SW. Received from JC Hendry’s Sons & Co: 51½ gallons mineral sperm oil and 1 dozen lamp chimneys. Took on board 500 gallons water from Navy Yard. Enlisted Keno Hashimoto, Mess Attendant.
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6 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, pleasant. Light airs from SW and W. Painting outside of ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, light airs to light breeze from SW and W. By order of Commanding Officer discharged George Sunamoto (Mess Attendant), service no longer required. Ensign Glennie Tarbox was detached and ordered home.
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7 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, light airs to gentle breeze from W and WNW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, light airs to light breeze from W. Received on board: 73 yards cap cloth and 180 yards flannel. Enlisted Igi Jaichi (Mess Attendant) for the cruise.
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8 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light breeze from W.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant during afternoon, then cloudy and threatening rain. Gentle breeze from W.
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9 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Variable light airs and breezes. Enlisted Ah Tye as Seaman for cruise of this vessel.
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10 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle breeze from S’d and W’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear, pleasant. Light breeze from SW.
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11 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast, light airs to gentle breeze from SW and NW.
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12 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Generally overcast, light breeze from SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy. Light to gentle breeze from W. Received: 1000 gallons water from Navy Yard. Enlisted AMW Wright (Seaman) for cruise.
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13 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Gentle to light breeze from W and NW. At 10.00 hauled out to buoy.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, squally with passing showers of hail and rain. Moderate to light breeze, variable in direction.
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14 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm to light variable airs. At 10.30 hauled into wharf.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W’d and S’d. Discharged Fong Jack (Cabin Steward) from this vessel and the US Naval Service. The OLYMPIAN hauled out to buoy at 3.00.
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15 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Clear and pleasant. By order of Commanding Officer Ah Tye (Seaman) was rated Cabin Steward from this date. By order of Lieutenant Commander WI Moore, today detached from the Command of this vessel, all petty officers were disrated, and by order of Lieutenant Commander EK Moore, who succeeded to the command, all petty officers were re-rated to their former rate. [Edwin King Moore was later Rear Admiral.] Half masted flags with other vessels from 2.15pm to 3.15pm.
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16 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs. The BENNINGTON came in and moored to wharf at 9.00. Received on board from the Naval magazine: 2000 rounds rifle cartridges.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs from W. Received on board from the Ordnance department: 6 Hotchkiss rifles, 2nd model, in exchange for 6 of 1st model turned in to store.
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17 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast with rain last part. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from SE.
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18 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with rain first part. Light airs from E, SE and SW. Filled main boiler with fresh water from hydrant in Navy Yard. Got up steam and made dock trial of engine, finishing at 12.15. Received on board for main boiler: 1200 gallons fresh water. Then banked fires under main boiler and let them die out under auxiliary.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, light airs from SW. Received 800 gallons fresh water.
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19 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, calm to light airs from SE and SW. Coaling ship, received 40 tons.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Light to fresh breeze from S to SE.
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20 March 1895
Navy Yard, Mare Island
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Fresh breeze to moderate gale in squalls during morning watch. Moderating during forenoon with light W’ly airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breezes from W.
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21 March 1895
Mare Island to San Francisco
Lat 38.090, Long -122.258
Commences and until midnight:
Overcast, raining and blowing. Disagreeable weather, fresh breeze from S’d and W’d. Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water from Navy Yard. Got underway at 1.45 pm and anchored off San Francisco at 4.45pm.
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22 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Generally fair and pleasant. Light passing showers in forenoon, variable light airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from W, N and S. Received from instrument maker: 7 chronometers, having been cleaned.
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23 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SW, E, SE and N. Received from Nathan Dorman & Co: 6 dual burners, 10½ dozen lamp chimneys, 14 dozen lamp wicks and 6 porcelain lamp shades. Received from Adams, Taylor & Pritchard: 1 stove top.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy to fair. Calm to gentle breeze from W and SW. Received: 1 stove pipe.
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24 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, foggy during forenoon. Calm to light variable airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs.
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25 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and overcast. Light airs to gentle breezes from N’d and W’d and calm. The McARTHUR went out at 7.15.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NW. Received from Adams, Taylor & Pritchard the following articles: 6 stewing dishes, 1 egg beater, 1 iron ladle, 1 water bottle, 1 grater, 1 iron pot, 1 6 gallon tea pot [!], 1 coffee pot, 1 sifter, 2 iron spoons, 1 coffee strainer, 2 ordinary strainers, 2 boilers, 3 tin wash basins, 6 coffee pots, 4 dishpans, 2 dozen table forks, 2 dozen table knives, 2 dozen coffee mugs, 2 dozen tea cups, 2 dozen tin plates, 4 iron sauce pans. The McARTHUR came in and anchored at 6.50pm. Enlisted Thomas Rowe and Theodor Thorsen (Seamen) for cruise.
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26 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Calm and light airs from W.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with passing showers. Light airs from W’d.
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27 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Light breeze to very fresh breeze in squalls from SSW and SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and squally and raining. Light airs to moderate gale in squalls from SSE to WNW. Broke out and restowed paint locker.
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50874fd409d40907550310af: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 102/IMG_0792_1.jpg) [Scan of remarks page for 28th March 1895, partially obscured by insert; not transcribed]
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28 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.80, Long -122.39
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining first part, clearing later. Light to moderate breeze from NW to W. Made preparations for going alongside of wharf. Enlisted August Carlson, Seaman, for the cruise.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Gentle breeze from W. Got underway at 12.30 and moored alongside of Pacific Street Pier, San Francisco, at 1.10. Allowed fires to die out after 1.30 under main boiler. Started fire under auxiliary. Received on board the appended list of stores: [not transcribed]. Got on board stores and provisions for ward room and forward mess. Received from Hendry’s, Sons & Co: [long list not transcribed.
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29 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear pleasant weather. Light airs and breeze from W shifting to N at noon. Received on board the following stores: [3 columns of items received; not transcribed].
Meridian to midnight: [No entry]
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30 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light breeze from N and NW. Received: 3 locks for drawers.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from N’d and W’d. The Commanding Officer paid the crew in full to March 31.
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31 March 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Fair, pleasant weather. Variable light airs. The McARTHUR left at 10.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs to gentle breeze from W and SE. The McARTHUR came in and anchored at 1.30. Discharged Harry L Ford, Master-at-Arms, his enlistment having expired.
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LOG BOOK – APRIL 1st 1895 TO JUNE 30th 1895
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
EK Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined March 1, 1895
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1 1894
AG Rodgers, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined November 15, 1894
HK Benham, Ensign USN, joined April 19, 1895
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
SE Moses, Assistant Engineer, joined April 10, 1895
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LOGS FOR APRIL 1895
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1 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Generally overcast. Calm and light airs and breeze from S. The GEDNEY got underway at 9.15. [USC&GS THOMAS R GEDNEY was a US survey ship launched in 1875.]
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with occasional drizzling rain. Calm to light variable airs. By order of Commanding Officer enlisted HL Ford for cruise as Writer 3rd class and rated him Pay Yeoman. Rated Hugh Rodman [Pay Yeoman] as Master-at-Arms.
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2 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs and breezes, variable in direction. Discharged August Cederberg (1st class Fireman) his term of enlistment having expired. Received: two rubber elbows for water closets.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, light breeze and airs from W. Received on board: 6 pints and 1 quart of ink and 6 small bottles of mucilage.
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3 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Generally fair and warm, light airs and breeze from W to WSW. Received on board: 2 marlinespikes from Hendry & Son.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally fair and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from SW to WNW. Enlisted A Cederberg (1st class Fireman) for cruise.
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4 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and cool. Light airs to moderate breeze from WNW and NW. Discharged August Nelson (Bosun’s Mate 2nd class) his enlistment having expired.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to moderate breeze from W.
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5 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from N and NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and warm. Light airs from WSW and calm. Discharged from this vessel and the US Naval Service E Lauf 2nd class Quartermaster, his term of enlistment having this day expired. Enlisted August Nelson as Seaman for the cruise of this vessel and by order of Commanding Officer he was rated Bosun’s Mate 2nd class.
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6 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear overhead, hazy around horizon. Calm and light airs from NW. Discharged from this vessel and the US Naval Service Sven Svenson (Ship’s Writer), his term of enlistment having expired. Received on board: 1200 gallons fresh water from Goodall Perkin & Co. Enlisted E Lauf, Seaman, for cruise of this vessel and by order of Commanding Officer he was rated Quartermaster 2nd class.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs and breeze from W.
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7 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from NW and W. Enlisted Sven Svenson as Ship’s Writer 3rd class for the cruise and rated him Ship’s Writer 1st class.
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8 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, Calm to light airs from S to W. Bent sails.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally fair and pleasant, overcast last part. Gentle breeze from SW. Received on board: 20 lbs yellow ochre, 1 laundry stove, 2 sections stovepipe, 1 wringer, 1 pack clothes pins, 1 dipper, 1 case steel tubing.
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9 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
First part overcast, then clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from SW. Examined and stowed store rooms for sea.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs and breeze from SW. Received from Taylor, Adams and Pritchard: 2 elbows and 2 joints of stovepipe. Received from the McARTHUR: one whaleboat skiff and 6 oars for shore party. Received and stowed for shore party: 5 boxes thermometers, 5 boxes instruments, nos 1, 2, 5, 15, and one tent no 3.
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10 April 1895
San Francisco
Lat 37.800, Long -122.395
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first half. Fair and pleasant later. Calm and light airs and breeze from W. Received from Goodall Perkins & Co: 1100 gallons fresh water. The McARTHUR came over from Oakland and anchored at 11.45. Received from Coast Survey Office, San Francisco, 75 packages camp outfit for shore party. Assistant Engineer SE Moses USN reported for duty on this vessel.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from W. Enlisted Ah Long (Mess Attendant) for cruise.
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11 April 1895
San Francisco to Victoria
Lat 37.89, Long -122.85 [Est]
Midnight to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from NW. At 4.00 started fires on main boiler. At 7.50 turned over engine.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from W. At 8.30 left wharf. Swung ship for deviation between Alcatraz and Yerba Buena Islands At 9.20 finished and went ahead full speed. Standing out of San Francisco harbor and along coast for Point Reyes during remainder of watch. Put over patent log at 11.30, Duxbury Reef buoy abeam. The following passengers on board: Mrs EK Moore, F Morse and EF Dickens, Assistants Coast Survey, and Wm Diercks and Manuel Machado belonging to EF Dickens’ party.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W. At 1.50 when Point Reyes Light bore abeam, distant 0.7 miles, by order of Commanding Officer changed course to NW. At 2.00 the signal station at Point Reyes made international code B D and we answered G V T Q. Passed two steamers heading for San Francisco, one at 1.00 and the other at 1.50 and dipped in answer to them. Ran through numerous shoals of nautiluses.
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W by N and WNW. Steaming course NW. Passed steamer WALLA WALLA standing to the S’d. At end of watch Ross Mountain bore NE ½ E.
6pm to 8pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NW to WNW. Steering the course.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NNW. At 10.00 sighted Point Arena Light on starboard bow. Passed two steamers standing to S. At 11.20 Point Arena Light abeam, distant 3 miles.
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12 April 1895
San Francisco to Victoria
Lat 40.61, Long -124.53 [Est]
Commences and until 4am:
Clear and pleasant, light breeze from N to NNE. Passed to the W’d two schooners, one standing to the S’d and the other to the N’d. At 2.40 set mainsail and headsails. Steaming NW ¾ N. Lost sight of Point Arena Light at 1.30. Land in sight on starboard hand throughout watch.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Light breeze from NNE to E. At 5.00 took in all sail. At 8.00 King Peak bore abeam, distant about 17 miles and Cape Mendocino bore N x W.
8am to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Light to moderate breeze from ENE, shifting to S about 11.00. At 8.00 changed course to N x W ¾ W. At 8.40 set square sails and mainsail. At 10.35 Cape Mendocino bore abeam, distant 5 miles. Exercised crew at fire quarters and abandon ship.
Meridian to 4pm:
Fair and pleasant. Gentle to light breeze from S hauling to W’d and coming out NE. At 1.00 set flying jib. At 2.20 took in topsails and foresail. Making course N x W ¾ W. Land in sight throughout watch on starboard hand.
4pm to 6pm:
Fair and pleasant. Light air and breeze from SSE. Set square sail at 5.00. Engine gradually slowing down from beginning of watch until 4.40 when it stopped. Started fires in auxiliary boiler at 4.40. Hauled fires under main boiler at 5.00 and plugged leaky tube. Started fires in main boiler at 6.00. Land in sight along starboard beam.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy and pleasant. Gentle breeze from SSE. At 6.50 started engine. At 7.30 sighted Seal Rock Light bearing N.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy, gentle to moderate breeze from SSE. At 9.45 North West Seal Rock Light bore abeam, distant 9 miles. At 10.00 changed course to NNW ¼ W.
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13 April 1895
San Francisco to Victoria
Lat 43.90, Long -124.60 [Est]
Midnight, cloudy and continuous rain falling very hard last two hours. Strong breeze from SSE, shifting to SSW. Took in mainsail at 2.00. Sighted Cape Blanco Light about 3.35 and at 4.40 it bore NE ½ E, when by order of Commanding Officer changed course to N x W ½ W. Steering the course.
4am to 8am:
Clearing weather with occasional passing showers. Strong to moderate breeze from SSW to WSW. At 4.20 took in topsails. At 4.40 set main sail. Steaming course N x W ½ W. Land in sight on starboard hand at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy, light rain, squally about 10.30. Moderate sea. At 8.30 changed course to N x W ¼ W.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant, moderate breeze from WSW. Steaming the course under square sail, mainsail and headsails, except flying jib. Land in sight along starboard beam. Sighted a few fur seals, whales and nautiluses.
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from WSW. Steaming course N x W ¼ W. Land in sight on starboard hand.
6pm to 8pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from WSW. At 7.00 set flying jib. Steaming the course N x W ¼ W. Land in sight along starboard beam.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy, gentle breeze from WSW and SW. Moderate sea. At 9.30 sighted Cape Meares Light. At 10.00 changed course to NNW. At 11.00 Cape Meares Light abeam, distant 19 miles. Took in top sails at 11.00.
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14 April 1895
San Francisco to Victoria
Lat 47.35, Long -124.55 [Est]
Commences and until 4am:
Fair and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from WSW and SW. At 1.30 lost sight of Cape Meares light bearing E x S. At 3.00 Tillamook light was in sight from fore yard bearing on starboard beam. At 1.40 set topsails, making course NNW.
4am to 8am:
Fine, clear weather. Moderate breeze from SW to S. Hauled down head sails at 5.00. At 6.00 let steam run down. Re-stopped leaky boiler tube which continued leaking during watch. At 5.00 Cape Disappointment light bore NE ¼ E. After daylight land in sight along starboard beam.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy with occasional drizzle. Fresh breeze from SSE and SE. Moderate sea. Stopped engine at 9.00 to repair leaky tube. Ahead full speed at 9.30.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and raining. Fresh breeze from SE. At 2.12 changed course to NW with Destruction Island light bearing ENE, distant 4.2 miles. At 3.15 stopped engine to plug leaky boiler tube. At end of watch Jagged Islands were in sight on starboard beam.
4pm to 6pm:
Thick and overcast, moderate gale from SE. By order of Commanding Officer changed course. At 6.00 headed in for the strait, Captain at conn. At 5.15 took in mainsail. At 5.40 took in both topsails and goose-winged the foresail. Started ahead on engines at 4.45. Moderate sea. Land in sight along starboard beam at times. Passed a ship under close sails at 6.00 bound out from strait.
6pm to midnight:
Thick rainy weather. Moderate to gentle gale in squalls from SE and ESE first two hours, decreasing to light breeze from S. At 6.20 sighted Tatoosh Island light. Took in and furled foresail and stood in for anchorage in Neah Bay. Anchored at 8.25. Banked fires and hauled in patent log.
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15 April 1895
San Francisco to Victoria
Lat 48.42, Long -123.39
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and rainy, with occasional squalls. Gentle breeze from SSW. Spread fires at 4am.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy with occasional rain. Light breeze from NE. At 4.50 got underway and stood up Strait of Fuca for Victoria, British Columbia. At 7.45 set fore and aft sail.
8am to meridian:
Clear and cool. Light breeze from E to N. Steaming up Strait of Fuca with no navigator at the conn.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and cool. Light airs and breeze from N, SW and S. Anchored in Victoria Harbor at 12.15. Banked fires.
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16 April 1895
Victoria to Port Townsend
Lat 48.42, Long -123.39
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, squally and raining. Light airs to fresh breeze in squalls from SW. At 10.30 turned engine over.
Meridian to 4pm:
Fair, wind from SW to SSW in fresh squalls. Turned engine over at 2.00 and got underway at 2.35. At end of watch New Dungeness light bore SE ¼ S. Steaming the course E x S. At 2.50 set fore sail and mainsail, jib and fore topmast staysail. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service M Goulden, Machinist, his term of enlistment having expired.
4pm to 8pm:
Fair and pleasant. Fresh breeze from WNW, moderating to light airs from SW at end of watch. At 4.15 set fore topsails. Steaming up Strait of Juan de Fuca for Port Townsend. At 6.30 anchored off Port Townsend. Banked fires.
8pm to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from SW, shifting to SE.
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17 April 1895
Port Townsend to Tacoma
Lat 47.60, Long -122.45 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
First part fair and cool. Last part cloudy and threatening. Spread fires at 3.45 and turned engines at 3.55. Began heaving in at 4.00 and got underway at 4.15, Captain and Navigator at conn. Moored to buoy off Seattle at 9.30. Banked fires. F Morse (Assistant) with effects left the ship in Seattle. The Commanding Officer paid an official visit to the USS MOHIGAN [probably the USS MOHICAN]. The MOHIGAN sent a boarding officer to this vessel. Spread fires at 11.30 and got underway at 11.40 for Tacoma, Captain and navigator at conn. At end of watch off Duwamish Head. Enlisted M Goulden as Machinist for cruise of this vessel.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy with passing shower. Calm to gentle breeze from S and SE. Making passage from Seattle to Tacoma. At 2.45 made fast to buoy off coal bunker, Tacoma. Banked fires. USS HASSLER in port. Commanding Officer of HASSLER paid official visit to ship. EF Dickens, Assistant Coast Survey, and WM Diercks, belonging to his party, left the ship.
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18 April 1895
Tacoma
Lat 47.27, Long -122.44
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with passing showers. Light to gentle breeze from SE and SSE. Hauled fires in main boiler and started fires under auxiliary boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and overcast. Light passing showers in the evening. Light airs and breeze from SSE. At 2.30, under tow of the Fuca, shifted mooring to a buoy near the HASSLER off the boathouse landing. Made fast at 2.50.
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19 April 1895
Tacoma
Lat 47.27, Long -122.44
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, calm and light airs. Sent working party to Quartermaster Harbor in Fuca to tow Earnest to this port. Received on board: 4000 gallons fresh water. Put in one new boiler tube.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Variable light airs. Fuca returned with Earnest in tow. Loaded 15686 feet of lumber on board the Earnest. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service Theo Olsen (Seaman) and Theo Thorsen (Seaman), their service being no longer required. Ensign HK Benham USN reported for duty on this vessel. The MOHIGAN [MOHICAN] came in and moored at 3.30. Lieutenant Commander Wadhouse made an official visit to this ship representing the Commanding Officer of the MOHIGAN. Received on board from shore the following articles: 3 waffle irons, 1 coffee pot and 1 stationary wash basin for cabin, 1 NP plug for same; 15686 feet lumber for signal building, 2500 laths for same; 1 piece clear oak 3” x 4” x 10’ and 97 feet surfaced lumber for ship’s use. From the HASSLER the appended list [see above].
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20 April 1895
Tacoma to Seattle
Lat 47.27, Long -122.44
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and variable light airs. At 6.00 took the Earnest alongside, loaded with lumber and sent the Fuca to the HASSLER for coal. The FUCA started alone for Seattle during forenoon. Started fires on main boiler at 5.30 and got underway at 11.30 and ran over to Quartermaster Harbor and moored to dock there, Earnest alongside. At 11.30 landed upper spars and other unnecessary hamper from the Earnest.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light to gentle breezes from NW and NNW. At 1.00 got underway and stood down Puget Sound for Seattle. At 5.15 moored to buoy in Seattle Harbor. Uve Becker [Seaman] was this day discharged from this ship and the Naval Service by reason of his service being no longer required, by order of Commanding Officer. Received following articles from CSS HASSLER, viz, CS schooner Earnest with equipment and following stores: 3 bow anchors, 105 fathoms chain, 6 belaying pins, 2 chain shackles, 1 handy billy, 1 iron filler, 2 skylight covers, 1 ship’s bell, 2 side lights, 2 water tanks, 1 cook stove, 1 dinghy (worthless), 1 devil’s claw, 1 fish hook and pennant, 1 harness cask, 1 mooring shackle, 1 shank painter, 1 stay light. For transportation for shore party: steam launch Fuca with outfit. Enlisted this day as Seamen, Jas Hyde, Gus. Kahl, Rob Robertson, Jas Cullen, Florido Deroy, Adolf Ellefsen, August E Henrikson, Edward Schneider. Rated this day from Seaman to Quartermaster 3rd class, G Kahl. Left on wharf at Quartermaster Harbor the following articles from Earnest: 1 dinghy, 1 harness cask, and the following part of the equipment: 2 gaffs, 2 top masts, 2 lower booms, 1 jib boom. EH Francis (pilot) reported aboard. At 5.15 banked fires.
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21 April 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SW. Aug Heyermann (Seaman) was sent ashore to Marine Hospital.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to gentle breeze from WNW. Under banked fires.
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22 April 1895
Seattle to Departure Bay
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from S, shifting to light breeze from NW about noon. At 4.30 spread fires under main boiler. At 6.15 turned engines over, then cast off from buoy and went alongside Union Wharf, schooner towing alongside. Engaged in getting stores for shore party on board. Received: 50 lbs of sounding wire.
Meridian to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NE, shifting late in afternoon to NW. Engaged in getting on stores and supplies for shore party. Received on board: 10 lbs seine twine and 2 mattress needles. Spread fires at 4.30 and at 5.50 hauled out in stream and started for Departure Bay at 6.00 with the Earnest and Fuca in tow. The following named Civil Officers and men reported on board under command of Assistant EF Dickens: PA Welker (Assistant), OB French and CC Yates (Aids), RL Livingstone and HA Grady (Extra Observers), H Priest, JE Williams, PE Olsen, CO Landahl, and GO Locke, who with EF Dickens (Assistant) and Wm Diercks, who returned, and M Machado completed the shore party complement.
6pm to 8pm:
Partly clear, cool and pleasant. Light breeze from NW. Steaming through Admiralty Inlet, the pilot at the conn. At the end of watch Apple Cove on port beam.
8pm to midnight:
Clear, bright star light. Light to moderate breeze from NW. Steaming through Admiralty Inlet, pilot at conn. At end of watch Point Wilson on port beam.
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23 April 1895
Seattle to Departure Bay
Lat 48.98, Long -123.30 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Fair and pleasant. Light airs to light breezes from WNW and NW. At 12.10 set course W ¼ N. At 12.40 changed course to NW x W. Discovery Island light on port beam at end of watch.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from N’d and W’d until last hour, then moderate squalls from NW. Steaming from off Kanaka Bay, San Juan Island, to East Point light, at end of watch on port beam.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Moderate breeze from NW. At 9.07 buoy off Kanaka Reef bore SSW, distant ½ mile. Following course WNW up Georgia Strait. At end of watch Old Sands Heads [Old Sand Shoal in log] light bore NNW.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear weather. Moderate breeze from WNW. Steaming in Gulf of Georgia on course WNW. At 3.30 changed course to W ½ N, Gabriola Reef abeam. At end of watch Flat Top Islands off port beam, 1 mile distant.
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Moderate to gentle breeze from WNW and W. Steaming up Gulf of Georgia for Departure Bay. In harbor at end of watch.
6pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, fresh to gentle breeze from WSW to W. Moored alongside coal wharf, Departure Bay, at 6.30. Banked fires and made preparations for coaling ship. The Fuca towed the Earnest alongside of the coal wharf and then hauled fires.
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24 April 1895
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W’d and S’d. Hauled the Fuca on the flats at high water at 4.00 and at low water overhauled propeller and shaft. Started coaling at 7.00 and at noon had in about 75 tons.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to gentle breeze from WSW and W. Finished coaling ship at 6.00. Received in all 134 244/2240 tons.
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25 April 1895
Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from W. At 8.55 hauled alongside Earnest and began taking lumber from her, stowing it on main and upper deck. Got Fuca off at high water.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light breezes from E shifting to light airs from W latter part. At 3.00 hauled out to mooring buoy. Received on board: 2000 gallons fresh water. At 6.25 finished coaling Earnest having secured on board about 121 9/100 tons. At 11.35 got underway and steamed out of Departure Bay. At end of watch clear of entrance to Departure Bay, Earnest and Fuca in tow.
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26 April 1895
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 49.99, Long -125.21 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from W. Steaming through Strait of Georgia, pilot conning. At end of watch Port Augusta light in sight on port bow. Earnest and Fuca in tow.
4am to 8am:
Clear and cool. Gentle breeze from WNW. At 4.40 slowed down to 70 turns on the engine. Steaming up the Strait of Georgia. At end of watch N end of Denman Island.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NW. At 10.45 went to fire quarters and stationed men at abandon ship. Steaming up Strait of Georgia, in to Discovery Passage. Engine making 70 revolutions until 10.00 when increased to 86 revolutions. At end of watch Cape Mudge bore NNE.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs from E and SE. Steaming in Discovery Passage. At 2.05 anchored in Duncan Bay.
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from NW. At 5.40 got underway with Earnest and Fuca in tow. Standing through Discovery Passage for Seymour Narrows during watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from NW. Steaming through Seymour Narrows and up Discovery Passage to Chatham Point at end of watch.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to moderate breeze from NW, SW and W. Fuca stopped steaming at 8.10. Steaming through Johnstone Strait. At end of watch off Adams Point. At 11.40 the engine slowed; unable to determine the cause. Got up steam in the Fuca to render assistance in case the engine became totally disabled.
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27 April 1895
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 51.16, Long -127.85 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear, bright starlight. Light breeze from SSE first hour. Calm latter part. Steaming in Johnstone Strait. At 12.15 stopped engine to tighten nut on low pressure valve. Had Fuca tow ship ahead. At 12.55 started ahead on engine. At end of watch Bunga [possibly Bauza] Cove on port beam.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light airs from SW. Steaming through Johnstone Strait into Queen Charlotte Sound. Hardy Bay abeam at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Clear, cool and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W’d and N’d. Steaming through New Channel across Queen Charlotte Sound; off Cape Caution at end of watch. At 10.40 set fore and aft sail.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear, cool and pleasant. Light airs from E to moderate breeze from W. At 2.30 took in and furled spanker and flying jib. Took in and furled mainsail, jib and staysail. At 2.30 exchanged numbers with Revenue Cutter CORWIN. Standing across Queen Charlotte Sound into Fitz Hugh Sound. At end of watch off Kwakume [Point].
4pm to 6pm:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light breeze, variable in direction. Steaming in Fitz Hugh Sound. At end of watch Kiwash Island on starboard beam. Plugged two leaky tubes in main boiler.
6pm to 8pm:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from SE. Steaming through Fitz Hugh Sound. Pointer Island, entrance of Lama Passage on port bow at end of watch.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calms and light airs from S. Steaming through Lama Passage and at 9.30 anchored in McLaughlin Bay. Heavy banked fires. By order of Commanding Officer the unexpired portion of the punishment of F Sito (Ward Room Steward) was remitted. Plugged one leaky tube in main boiler.
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28 April 1895
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 52.89, Long -128.52 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, pleasant, light airs from SE.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and cloudy weather during latter part. Light airs from WSW. At 4.00 began heaving in. At 4.15 got underway and stood out to Seaforth Channel. At end of watch crossing Milbanke Sound, North Island on starboard beam. At 6.10 had to slow down on account of leaky boiler tube. At 5.00 passed steamer WILLAPA. [WILLAPA was an Alaska Steamship Company steamer, previously the General Miles.]
8am to meridian:
Cloudy, light airs to light breeze from WSW and SE. Slowed down, repairing boiler tube until 10 o’clock. Then ahead full speed. Slowed down engine from 11.30 to 12 to repair two leaky boiler tubes. Steaming through Finlayson Channel, Klemtoo and Tolmie Passage during watch.
Meridian to 4pm:
Fair and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from SE, shifting to W. Steaming out of Tolmie Channel into Fraser Reach. Off N end of Warke [Work] Island at end of watch.
4pm to 6pm:
Fair and pleasant. Light to gentle breeze from W and WSW. Steaming up Fraser Reach into McKay Reach. At 5.50 off Ringcome [Kingcome] Point.
6pm to 8pm:
Partly cloudy weather. Light airs and breezes from WSW. Steaming in McKay Reach and Wright Sound. At end of watch Camp Point [possibly Rogers Point] off starboard beam.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy. Calm to light airs from S. Steaming through Grenville Channel during watch. Slowed down at 9.00 to plug three leaky boiler tubes. Full speed at 10.30.
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29 April 1895
Departure Bay to Port Simpson
Lat 54.56, Long -130.44
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy and hazy. Gentle breeze from E to SE. Steaming from Grenville Channel to N end Kennedy Island at end of watch.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy with light passing showers first part. Light airs and breeze from SE to ENE. Set foresail and topsails at 4.40 and took in and furled them at 5.00. Engines slowed to 60 revolutions at 5.45 on account of two leaky boiler tubes. Plugged tubes and went ahead full speed at 6.35. At 7.30 boiler tubes began to leak. Standing through Malacca Passage into Chatham Sound. At end of watch off Tugwell Island abeam.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Steaming in Hecate Strait. At 10.00 bought Earnest alongside and at 10.10 anchored in Port Simpson Harbor.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and drizzling. Light airs from NNW. OB French left the ship. Landed his stores.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and drizzling, light airs from NNW.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and raining. Light airs from N.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs from N and NE.
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30 April 1895
Port Simpson
Lat 54.56, Long -130.44
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs from NE. Working on boiler tubes.
4am to 8am:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs and breeze from NE, shifting to W. Continued working on boiler tubes.
8am to meridian:
Overcast with light passing showers. Light airs and breeze from W and SE. Men ashore assisting in building observatory for shore party. Watered Fuca.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast with passing showers of light rain. Light airs from SE and calm. At 1.40 hauled Earnest away from ship and anchored her. Turned her over, with 75 tons coal, to Assistant PA Welker.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and rainy. Calm. At 5.30 started fires under main boiler having finished putting in tubes. Put in ten new tubes and plugged eight.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Calm and light airs from SE.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast with occasional light rain. Light airs from SE. and NNW. Turned engines over at 11.10 after plugging a leaky tube in boiler. At 11.25 got underway and stood out of Port Simpson harbor with the Fuca in tow and steaming. The pilot at the conn. At end of watch off N end of Birnie Island. Reduced steam pressure to 50 lbs.
LOGS FOR MAY 1895
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1 May 1895
Port Simpson to Portland Canal [anchored at Salmon River]
Lat 55.68, Long -130.10 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast with passing showers of light rain. Moderate to gentle breeze from WNW and N. Steaming in Portland Inlet. At end of watch Portland Point on port beam. At 1.00 passed steamer on port hand standing to SW.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, passing showers. Light to gentle breeze from N. Standing up Portland Canal. Hattie Island abeam at end of watch.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and drizzling, cool and pleasant. Light breeze from N to NW. Steaming in Portland Canal from Hattie Island to Cliff Point at end of watch.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and drizzling. Light airs from SE. Stood up Portland Canal until 2.30 when anchored off mouth of Salmon River. Low banked fires. Mr Walker left ship to look for camping place.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, cloudy with light drizzling rain. Light airs from SE.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and drizzling. Calm.
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2 May 1895
Portland Canal to Port Simpson
Lat 55.90, Long -130.02
Meridian to 4am:
Overcast and raining. Calm.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Calms.
8am to meridian:
Overcast with passing showers. Calm to light airs from E. Engaged in landing stores of PA Welker.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, pleasant weather. Light airs from SE. Spread fires at 3.15 and began heaving in at 3.55. Finished discharging stores and instruments of PA Welker (Assistant) who, with CC Yates (Aid), HA Grady (Extra Observer) and the following men: H Priest, JE Williams, OE Olsen, CO Sandahl and GO Locke left the ship in the Fuca for camp at the head of Portland Canal. Turned over Fuca and one whaleboat to PA Welker.
4am to 6pm:
Overcast and drizzling. Light airs from SE and SSE. Hove up anchor and got underway at 4.30. Standing down Portland Canal under slow bell with Fuca in tow. Stopped abreast shore party camp and let go Fuca at 4.40, then ahead full speed down the Canal. At end of watch off Round Point. Carrying 50 lbs steam.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast, foggy with light rains. Calm. Steaming in Portland Canal. At end of watch White Point on port beam.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast with passing showers. Steaming in Portland Canal during watch. Repaired one leaky boiler tube.
THE VOYAGES OF USC&GSS Carlile P. Patterson
Operations in Alaskan waters 1895
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3 May 1895
Port Simpson to Mary Island
Lat 54.56, Long -130.44
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, light drizzling rain. Light airs from SE to S. Steaming down Portland Inlet from Spit Point to Wales Point at end of watch.
4am to 8am:
Overcast with occasional drizzling rain. Light airs from SE and S. Stood in for Port Simpson Harbor. Went alongside Earnest and made fast to her moorings at 5.50. Took Earnest alongside and made preparations to take coal from her. Began coaling at 7.00 after breakfast. Plugged one leaky tube.
8am to meridian:
Overcast and rainy weather. Light breeze from S. Crew engaged in coaling this ship from Earnest. At 10.45 finished coaling, having taken aboard 33 1900/2240 tons.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast and raining. Light breeze from S. At 1.50 turned over engines. Shifted the moorings of Earnest back and veered. At 2.45 cast off lines from Earnest and stood out of harbor. Set headsails and main sail at 3.20.
4pm to 6pm:
Generally fair. Light passing showers at times. Gentle breeze from SE. Steaming around Cape Fox into Revillagigedo Channel. Off Boat Harbor at end of watch.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy pleasant weather. Light breeze from E and ESE. Standing up Revillagigedo Channel, Black Rock abeam at 7.53.
8pm to midnight:
Partly cloudy, with passing showers. Light breeze from E and ESE. Steaming in Revillagigedo Channel. At 9.15 anchored in Customhouse Cove, Mary Island. Banked fires.
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4 May 1895
Mary Island to Wrangell Narrows
Lat 55.09, Long -131.23
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, passing showers. Light to gentle breeze from E and NW. Banked fires.
4am to 8am:
Fair and pleasant. Gentle breeze from WNW. Made preparations to land stores and instruments belonging to party under Assistant EF Dickens.
8am to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Light passing showers last part. Light breeze from WNW to SW. Landed stores and outfit of EF Dickens and party and turned over to him one whaleboat and one dinghy received from HASSLER.
Meridian to 4pm
Fair and pleasant weather. Light to gentle breeze from S and SW. Assistant EF Dickens, Observer RL Livingstone, camp hands Wm Diercks and M Machado left ship. At 1.20 weighed anchor and stood toward Tongass Narrows. At end of watch Gravina Point on port beam.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy with occasional passing showers. Light to gentle breeze from S. Standing through Tongass Narrows and into Clarence Strait. At 5.30 made all sail except spanker. Stopped engine at 5.45 to get a piece of glass out of bearings.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Gentle breeze from SSW. At 6.30 went ahead on the engine. Steaming up Clarence Strait at end of watch.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy, cool and pleasant. Gentle breeze from SSW to E. Standing up Clarence Strait. Off Point Harrington at end of watch.
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5 May 1895
Mary Island to Wrangell Narrows
Lat 56.81, Long -132.97 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy weather, passing showers of light rain latter part. Light breezes variable in direction. Steaming in Stikine Strait. At 12.40 took in square sails and at 2.00 took in fore and aft sails. At 3.55 anchored at entrance to Wrangell Narrows on starboard anchor.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, passing showers. Light variable airs. At 7.00 spread fires. At 7.40 turned over engine and got underway, steaming through Wrangell Narrows.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and overcast with occasional drizzle. Steaming through Wrangell Strait from Midway Rock to Frederick Sound. At 10.40 anchored. Heavy banked fires. Got out both steam launches.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy with passing showers. Gentle to moderate breeze from SE and E. Sent steam launches, whale boat and cutter in charge of Ensign Hoggatt to search for reported danger to navigation in N entrance of Wrangell Narrows.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy weather, passing showers of rain. Moderate to gentle breeze from E.
6pm t0 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy. Passing showers. At 6.30 boats returned to ship and were hoisted, having located danger in Wrangell Narrows.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs from S to SE. Got underway at 10.10 and steamed up Frederick Sound. Off Cape of the Strait [Cape Strait] at 11.45.
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6 May 1895
Wrangell Narrows to Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to 4am:
Fair and pleasant. Light breeze from ENE and SE. Standing through Frederick Sound. Plugged one leaky tube.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy weather. Gentle to moderate breezes from NNW, N and NE, becoming calm latter part. Steaming in Frederick Sound and Chatham Strait. At 4.45 set topsails. At 5.30 set head sails. At 7.30 took in sail. At end of watch Point Caution on starboard beam.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, light to moderate breeze from W, shifting to NE about 10.00. Standing up Chatham Strait for Killisnoo. At 10.30 made fast to wharf in Killisnoo Harbor. Banked fires, commenced discharging lumber.
Meridian to 4pm:
Fair and pleasant. Gentle breeze from NE to E. Continued discharging lumber and deck load.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast but pleasant weather. Light breeze from E.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast and cloudy weather. Light breeze from ENE.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast with passing showers. Light breeze from ENE to NE.
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7 May 1895
Killisnoo to Sitka
Lat 57.13, Long -135.41 [Est]
Meridian to 4am:
Cloudy and cool, light airs from NE. Spread fires at 3.30 and made preparations for unmooring.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from E and NE. At 4.00 cast off from wharf at Killisnoo. Stood out of North Channel across Chatham into Peril Strait, bound for Sitka. Miss Brightman and Willie Larianof, passengers from Killisnoo to Sitka, on board.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy, passing showers. Light airs latter part. Light variable breezes. Steaming through Peril, Olga and Neva Straits. At end of watch S end of Big Gavanski Island on starboard beam.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with occasional passing showers, variable light airs and breeze with calms. Steaming through Olga Strait to Sitka. Moored to wharf near Customs House at 1.20, banked fires and got out Vixen. Received official visit from officer of HMS PHEASANT. Commanding Officer paid an official visit to the PINTA and PHEASANT. The Commanding Officer paid an official visit to the Governor of the Territory. Sent working party to get the Cosmos ready for launching.
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8 May 1895
Sitka
Lat 57.049, Long -135.341
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs and breeze from E to SW. Commanding Officer of HMS PHEASANT paid an official visit to this ship. Began coaling at 8.00 and took in 20 tons coal. Got the Cosmos ready for launching.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with light passing showers. Light airs and breeze from SE to NE. Finished coaling ship and Cosmos and got her ready for launching. Launched the Cosmos. Watering ship.
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9 May 1895
Sitka
Lat 57.049, Long -135.341
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to stiff breeze from E and S. Tried Cosmos and found engines working well. Watered ship and took stores from boat house. Lieutenant Rodman and pilot sounded passage to the W’d of spindle of saw mill.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, passing showers of rain. Moderate breeze from SE, decreasing in force latter part. Took aboard 600 gallons fresh water.
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10 May 1895
Sitka to Killisnoo [anchorage at Schulze Cove]
Lat 57.23, Long -135.55 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Variable breezes. At 8.00 made preparations for leaving wharf. Lieutenant RJ Lopez and J Huelme (Seaman) left ship on duty connected with astronomical work at Sitka. At 8.30 left wharf. At 8.45 took Cosmos in tow and stood for Olga Strait. Miss Brightman and Willie Larianof took passage aboard for Killisnoo. At end of watch Sound Islands on port beam.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, passing showers. Light airs and breezes from S’d and E’d. At 1.00 anchored in Schulze Cove, banked fires.
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11 May 1895
Sitka to Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy weather. Passing showers, light rain, calm.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy weather. Snow flurries first part, calm. Underway at 5.50; stood out into Neva Strait. Cosmos following in wake. At end of watch Krugloi Island off port beam.
8am to meridian:
Generally fair and cool. Light showers first hour. Gentle breeze from E to ESE. Steaming from Deadman’s Reach through Peril Strait to Killisnoo. At noon slowed down off the wharf and made preparations for mooring.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Raining at times. Went alongside dock in Killisnoo Harbor at 12.10. Let fires die out in main boilers. Got out boats and prepared them for work. Set up staff tide gauge on Eastern part of the wharf. Moored Cosmos inshore.
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12 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Moderate to gentle breeze from NW, N and E. At 9.10 the Cosmos left with Lieutenant Commander Moore and Ensign Hoggatt to overlook working ground. Commenced observing tide at 8.00. Hauled ship in alongside E face of wharf. Started fires in auxiliary boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy, passing showers. Calm to moderate breeze from E and SE. Cosmos returned to ship at 5.30.
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13 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy with occasional passing showers first, fair weather at end. Calm to gentle breeze from S to SW. At 7.00 Reynard, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Ensign Benham, left ship for signal building in Chatham Strait; the Vixen with Ensign Hoggatt in charge and Mr Rodman for signal building at entrance to Hootznahoo Inlet [also known as Kootznahoo Inlet]. Carpenter preparing lumber for signal building and for ramping. At 7.30 the Cosmos, with Mr Ford in charge and Mr Appleton, left, fitted out for one week of topographical work in Chatham Strait.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, light to moderate SE breeze. Signal parties returned at 5.00. Preparing camping outfit and signals.
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14 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, squally weather. Light to fresh E and SE’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard, with Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Ensign Benham, left ship for signal building in Hootz Bay [Hood Bay]. The Vixen with three boats in tow, Ensign Hoggatt in charge and Mr Rodman, left ship at 9.00 with camping party fitted out for one week of general work in Hootznahoo Inlet. Put out starboard bow anchor and veered to 22 fathoms on it.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Gentle E and SE breeze and calm. Signal building party returned at 5.30. At 6.00 the mail steamer CITY OF TOPEKA arrived with mail, leaving at 11.00. Pilot EH Francis left the ship on the TOPEKA.
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15 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, then fair pleasant weather. Calm to light S’ly and E’ly breezes and S’ly and W’ly breezes. At 7.00 Reynard, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Ensign Benham, left ship for occupation and building of signals in Chatham Strait. Loosed sails to dry. Men on board at general work about ship. Carpenter building observatory for astronomer.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, pleasant weather. Calm to light W’ly breezes. The party of the forenoon returned at 5.45. Cosmos with topographical party returned to ship at 4.15 and left again at 4.50. Crew at work as in forenoon.
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16 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, pleasant weather. Calm. Loosed sails to dry. Carpenter building observatory. At 7.00 the Reynard, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship for location of signals in Chatham Strait. Ensign Benham left to work with party under Ensign Hoggatt in Hootznahoo Inlet.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm. At 1.40 CITY OF TOPEKA arrived from Sitka. Lieutenant RF Lopez USN and J Heulme (Seaman) returned on board with chronometer and instruments. Watered ship. Carpenter and crew at work as in forenoon. Furled sails. CITY OF TOPEKA left port at 8.00. The party that went out in forenoon triangulating and party on Cosmos engaged in topographical work returned on board.
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17 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, pleasant weather. Calm. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship to build signals in Chatham Strait and entrance to Peril Strait. The Reynard, Mr Appleton (Pay Yeoman) in charge, left at 7.00 to build signals in Chatham Strait and entrance to Hootz Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to gentle W’ly breezes. Party left ship to inspect place for measuring base line. All three parties returned to ship by 6.30.
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18 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Fair, pleasant weather. Clouding over at end. Calm to light breeze from SE and SW. At 7.00 Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship for signal building in Chatham Strait; the Reynard, Ensign Benham, for same purpose in Hootz Bay. Cosmos and Reynard returned to ship at 11.50.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, occasional light passing showers. Calm to light breeze from SW to W through S. Ensign Hoggatt and Mr Rodman returned to ship from camp, leaving remainder of party in camp.
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19 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy weather. Calm to light airs from W and SW.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Calm.
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20 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light rain at times. Calm. At 7.00 the Reynard with two boats in tow left ship for signal building in Hootz Bay, Ensign Benham in charge. The Vixen with one boat in tow left to join camp in Hootznahoo Inlet and continue work there, Ensign Hoggatt in charge and Mr Rodman. At 8.15 the Cosmos with whale boat in tow fitted out for one week left for general work in Peril Strait. Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Appleton (Pay Yeoman). At 8am commenced simultaneous tidal observations at the gauge here and in Hootznahoo Inlet. Carpenter at work on general ship work. Preparing signal lumber and current poles.
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21 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy to pleasant weather. Calm to light breeze from N’d and W’d. At 7.00 the Reynard with whaler and dinghy left to build signals and occupy signals in Hootz Bay, Ensign Benham in charge, with Assistant. Engineer Moses. Took in water from shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Pleasant weather. Calm to light S’ly breezes. The Reynard with party of forenoon returned to ship at 5.30.
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22 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to light breeze from E to S. At 7.00 the Reynard with dinghy in tow, Ensign Benham and Assistant Engineer Moses, left ship for occupation of signals in Hootz Bay. Carpenter preparing lumber for base line measurement and general ship’s work. Crew preparing berth deck for shellacking.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant at first, light passing showers at end. Light SE’ly airs. The Reynard returned to ship at 5.30. Ceased taking simultaneous tidal observations at 8.00 having continued them 60 hours.
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23 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, calm to light N’ly and E’ly and S’ly and E’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship for occupation of signals in Hootz Bay. Shellacked berth deck.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather, calm to light airs from SE and W. A party left ship at 1.15 to inspect proposed site of base line, returning at 5.00. The Reynard returned to ship at 6.00.
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24 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light rain last part. Calm to light airs from W. At 7.00 the Reynard, with Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to occupy signals in Hootz Bay. Party out looking for locations for base line. Observed currents in Western entrance to harbor from 9.00 to noon. Party looking for base line returned to ship at 11.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and overcast with drizzling rain. Light breeze from SW, E and NE. Observing currents in Western entrance to harbor from 2.30 to 5.00. The Reynard returned to ship at 5.40.
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25 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from E and SE. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to occupy signals in Hootz Bay. The Vixen with Ensign Hoggatt and Mr Rodman, returned from camp at 11.30 leaving remainder of camping party behind.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Gentle W’ly breezes. The Cosmos with party returned from Peril Strait at 12.30. The Reynard returned to ship at 1.00.
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26 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, calm. Commanding Officer inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, raining last part. Light to gentle W’ly breeze.
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27 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with passing showers, first part. Calm to light wind from SE. The following parties left the ship for work: the Reynard at 7.00, Ensign Benham in charge, for signal building in Sitkoh Bay, Peril Strait; the Vixen with whaleboat in tow to join camp and continue work in Hootznahoo Inlet, Ensign Hoggatt in charge with Mr Rodman; the Cosmos to continue work in Peril Strait, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses; the sealing boat, Lieutenant Rogers in charge with Mr Ford (Pay Yeoman) for base line work. Watered ship. Cleaning bilges.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm. The Reynard returned to ship at 5.30. The base line party at 5.00. Cleaning bilges.
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28 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, calm and light airs from SE. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship to build and occupy signals in Sitkoh Bay, Ensign Benham in charge. The sealing boat left for base line work, Lieutenant Rogers in charge. Cleaning bilges.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, calm to light breeze from S’d and E’d. Base line party returned to ship at 3.55. Reynard returned to ship at 6.10. Cleaning bilges.
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29 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, with occasional light passing showers. Calm to light breeze from SE and NW. At 7.00 Reynard left ship to occupy and build signals in Hootz Bay, Ensign Benham in charge. Base line party left ship at 7.00. Cleaning bilges. The Reynard returned to ship at noon.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather with occasional rain, then clearing light airs to breezes from N’d and W’d and E’d. Base line party returned to ship at 4.00. The Cosmos came alongside at 6.10. Cleaning bilges.
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30 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light airs from E’d, then W’d. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to occupy signals in Sitkoh Bay, Peril Strait; base line party, Lieutenant Rogers in charge, left ship; and Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses, left to continue work in Peril Strait. The CITY OF TOPEKA with mail arrived at 10.15 and left at 11.30. The Cosmos returned to ship at 10.45 and left at 11.35. Cleaning bilges.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to light breeze from S and SE. The base line party returned to ship at 5.30 and the Reynard at 6.00. Cleaning bilges. Received from the CITY OF TOPEKA 25 boiler tubes.
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31 May 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from NW, N and S. The Reynard left ship at 7.00, Ensign Benham in charge, for sounding in Hootz Bay, returning at noon. Transferred to USRS INDEPENDENCE at Mare Island, California, enlistment records and accounts of Aug Heyermann (Seaman). The base line party left ship at 7.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair pleasant weather. Calm to light breeze from S to SE. The Reynard left ship at 1.10 to continue work of forenoon, returning with base line party at 5.55.
LOGS FOR JUNE 1895
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1 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to light W’ly airs. The CITY OF TOPEKA came in at 1.30 and left at 6.00 with mail. The Vixen with Ensign Hoggatt and Mr Redman returned to ship from camp at 11.30. Scrubbed hammocks and bedding.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light airs to breezes from S’d and E’d. The Cosmos returned to ship from work in Peril Strait at 1.30.
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2 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and cool. Calm to gentle breeze from NW and SE. Commanding Officer inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, raining at times. Calm to gentle breeze from W’d and E’d.
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3 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with passing showers. Gentle breeze from NE. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship for sounding in Hootz Bay. At 7.20 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses, left ship to continue the work in Peril Strait. At 7.35 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge with Mr Rodman, left to join camp and continue work in Hootznahoo Inlet. At 7.55 the base line party left ship to continue work. The Cosmos and Vixen fitted out for a week.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather with passing showers. Light to fresh breeze from E and SE. The Reynard returned to ship at 12.15 and left again at 1.20. The Reynard, with base line party in tow, returned to ship at 6.15. Got out line from starboard bow, the anchor having hauled home.
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4 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy, and rainy weather. Light to gentle E’ly breeze. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship with Ensign Benham in charge, to continue sounding in Hootz Bay. The base line party left ship at 10.00. Watered ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Calm to gentle breeze from S’d and E’d. Both working parties of forenoon returned to ship at 6.00.
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5 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light airs from E’d, changing to W’d. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to sound in Hootz Bay and the base line party left at same time. Put 15 new tubes in main boiler.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light airs from N’d and W’d. and S’d and E’d. Working parties of forenoon returned at 5.00.
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6 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light N’ly and W’ly airs. At 6.00 commenced simultaneous tide observations for comparison with gauge no 3 in Hootznahoo Inlet. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left the ship for shoreline work and the base line party left ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, calm to light airs from S’d and W’d. The working parties of forenoon returned to ship; the Reynard at 5.15, the base line party at 5.50.
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7 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Calm to light WSW airs. The Reynard, Ensign Benham, left ship at 7.00 for sounding in Hootz Bay. The base line party left ship at 7.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, with mist and rain at times. Calm. The working parties of forenoon returned to ship at 5.25 and 6.00. At 8.10 the USS PINTA came in and anchored. The Commanding Officer called on the Commanding Officer of the PINTA.
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8 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather with occasional light rain. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left the ship at 7.00 to build and occupy signals on Hootznahoo Inlet; the sealing boat to build signals in Koteosok Harbor [Killisnoo Harbor]. The sealer returned at 10.00, the Reynard at 11.50.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather with occasional light rain. Light airs to breeze from W and S. Cosmos returned to ship at 2.30 and the Vixen with part of camping party at 3.50.
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9 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light breeze to light airs from S, SE and W’d. At 9.00 the Vixen, with Ensign Hoggatt in charge, left the ship to take party belonging to the Geological Survey, now in port on board the USS PINTA, on an inspection tour of Hootznahoo Inlet. Commanding Officer inspected the ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to gentle breeze from SE and E’d and W’d. The Vixen returned to ship at 4.25.
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10 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with drizzling rain, at times heavy rain. Calm to light breeze from SE and NW. At 7.00 the Cosmos left ship, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses, to continue work in Peril Strait, fitted out for one week. The Reynard left ship at 7.00 with Mr Ford (Pay Yeoman) for shoreline work in Hootznahoo Inlet. The base line party left the ship at 7.00. The Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge with Mr Rodman (Master-at-Arms), left ship at 8.45 to join camp in Hootznahoo Inlet, taking with her for the day on a tour of inspection the Geological Survey party from the USS PINTA.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Calm to light breeze from SE. The parties of forenoon returned to ship as follows: Reynard 3.40, base line party, 4.00, the Vixen with Geological Survey party returned at 5.50. The USS PINTA left port at 10.20.
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11 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy first, partially clearing at end. Calm to gentle S’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship, Ensign Benham in charge, for sounding in Hootznahoo Inlet and the base line party left to locate bases and build signals for expansion. The Vixen left to join camp in Hootznahoo Inlet at 9.00. Finished cleaning bilges.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather with drizzling rain at times. The working parties of forenoon returned to ship: the base line party at 5.00, the Reynard at 5.30.
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12 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy weather. Light drizzle at times. The Reynard left ship at 7.00, Lieutenant Rogers in charge, to occupy base signals, and the sealer with Mr Appleton (Pay Yeoman) for the same purpose.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to gentle breeze from S’d and W’d and S’d and E’d. Parties of forenoon returned to ship at 1.15 and 3.45.
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13 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light E’ly breezes. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, and Mr Ford (Pay Yeoman), left ship at 7.00 for sounding and shoreline work in Hootznahoo Inlet.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light W’ly breeze. Lieutenant Rogers left ship at 1.20 to occupy E base. The Vixen with Ensign Hoggatt and Mr Rodman returned to ship from camp at 1.45. The Reynard returned to ship at 4.40.
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14 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant. Calms to light breeze from N’d and W’d. At 6.30 am the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, with Mr Rodman, left ship for sounding in Hootznahoo Inlet. Ensign Hoggatt, Mr Ford (Pay Yeoman) and Mr Appleton (Pay Yeoman) at office work preparing hydrographic sheets of Hootznahoo Inlet and Peril Strait.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light breeze from W. Reynard returned to ship at 5.30. The CITY OF TOPEKA with mail arrived at 10.00 and left for Sitka at midnight. Connected bench marks nos 2 and 3 with tide gauge and bench mark no 1.
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15 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and cool. Calm to gentle breeze from W. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship at 7.00 with Mr Rodman to occupy signals in Sitkoh Bay. The Cosmos returned to ship at 11.00. Ensign Hoggatt, Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work, preparing hydrographic sheets of Hootznahoo Inlet and Peril Strait.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair, pleasant weather. Calm to light N’ly breeze first part, S’ly last part. The same officers at office work as in forenoon. The Reynard returned to ship at 7.00.
[There are no scans for 16 June 1895].
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17 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather, calm to light S’ly breezes. At 3.50 the CITY OF TOPEKA arrived from Sitka; hauled alongside her and prepared to take coal from her. Commenced coaling at 10.00. The Reynard left ship at 8.30, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Hootz Bay, returning on account of weather at 10.00. The Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Rodman [Master-at-Arms], left ship at 7.30 to continue work in Peril Strait. Ensign Hoggatt, Mr Ford and Mr Appleton engaged in office work preparing hydrographic sheet.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather. The Reynard left ship at 1.30 to continue work of forenoon, returning at 5.00. The CITY OF TOPEKA left port at 3.15. Finished coaling at 2.30, having received 51 864/2250 tons in all. Hauled back alongside wharf. Received from CITY OF TOPEKA: two bales jerseys, freight from Mare Island Navy Yard.
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18 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, calms and light E’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left the ship to sound in Hootznahoo Inlet and Chatham Strait. At 7.30 the Vixen, with Ensign Hoggatt in charge and Mr Ford, left ship with balance of party to join camp in Hootznahoo Inlet.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, rainy at end. The Reynard returned to ship at 5.30 having lost in sounding 1 specimen cup, 1 lead and 130 fathoms sounding wire.
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19 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Calm and light S’ly airs. The Reynard left ship at 7.00, Ensign Benham in charge, to sound in Sitkoh Bay and Chatham Strait. The steamer QUEEN arrived at 11.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Calm to light SE’ly breezes. The steamer QUEEN left port at 12.55. The Reynard returned to ship at 5.30.
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20 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light E’ly then W’ly airs. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship, Ensign Benham in charge, for sounding in Chatham Strait and shoreline work in Sitkoh Bay. Commenced distilling at 11.45.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to gentle W’ly breeze. The Reynard returned at 6.00. Distilling.
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21 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Light airs to breezes from N’d. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to sound in Chatham Strait and Sitkoh Bay. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy weather, calm to gentle breeze from N’d and then E’d. The Reynard returned to ship at 6.10. The Light House Tender COLUMBINE came into port at 7.50, having on board on a tour of inspection, Rear Admiral JG Walker USN. [USLHT COLUMBINE was launched in 1892; Rear Admiral John Grimes Walker was at this time head of the US Lighthouse Board.] The Commanding Officer called officially on Rear Admiral Walker, which call was returned. Distilling.
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22 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with passing showers of light rain. Light to moderate breeze from NE and ENE. The Light House Tender COLUMBINE left port at 2.10. Ensign Benham and Mr Appleton engaged at office work. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, light rain first part. Calm and light S’ly airs. The Cosmos returned to ship at 12.15. Distilling.
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23 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm and light SE’ly airs. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to light breeze from S and SSW. Distilling.
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24 June 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with occasional drizzling rain. Calm to light S’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to do shoreline work in Hootz Bay. At 7.15 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Rodman, left ship fitted for a week to continue work in Peril Strait. The sealer left with Lieutenant Rogers to occupy base line signals. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light S’ly airs. The Vixen, with Ensign Hoggatt in charge, with men and outfit from camps in Hootznahoo Inlet returned to ship at 4.45. The base line party returned at 5.10, the Reynard at 5.45. Stopped distilling.
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25 June 1895
Killisnoo to Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.45, Long -135.00 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, calm to light airs from S’d. Started fires in main boiler at 4am. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work at entrance to Peril Strait. Making preparation for getting underway. At 10.20 got underway and stood out of Killisnoo Harbor for anchorage in Perils Strait. At 11.35 picked up Reynard in Peril Strait. Standing through Peril Strais at noon. Thos Rowe (Seaman) was left ashore in Killisnoo to observe tide during the absence of the ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light rain last part. Steaming through Peril Strait to anchorage. At 3.15 anchored just above Pogibshi Point, Peril Strait. Got out boats, landed lumber for observatory and prepared for work generally. Banked fires in main boiler and hauled fires in auxiliary boiler for repairs.
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26 June 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm and light N’ly then S’ly airs. At 7.00 the Reynard left ship, Ensign Banham in charge, for signal building and Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, for same purpose. Carpenter building observatory on shore. Put up tide gauge and commenced observing tides. Parties on shore selecting place for base line.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, calm to light breeze from S’d. Carpenter at work building observatory on shore. Party selecting base line. The Reynard and Vixen returned to the ship at 4.00. Let fires die out under main boiler at 9.00.
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27 June 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, hazy weather with fog at times. Calm to light airs from S’d. Started fire under auxiliary boiler at 4.00. The Reynard left the ship at 7.00 for signal building in Peril Strait, Ensign Banham in charge. The Vixen left ship at 7.00 for signal building in Peril Strait, Ensign Hoggatt in charge. Base line party left ship at 7.15. Carpenter building observatory on shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with light drizzling rain at times. Light wind from S’d and E’d. Lieutenant Portman in the Cosmos returned at 6.00. Ensign Banham in the Reynard returned at 5.50 and Ensign Hoggatt in the Vixen returned at 6.30. Lieutenant Rogers with base line party returned at 6.00. The steamer DORA from Unalaska passed bound for Sitka at 5.10. [The wooden steamer DORA was a passenger and cargo vessel launched in 1880.]
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28 June 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy with fog and mist latter part. Light wind from N’d and W’d. Nimbus clouds. Lieutenant Rogers left at 7.00 with party to measure base line; Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses in the Vixen to occupy triangulation signals in W end of Peril Strait; Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman in the Cosmos to sound in Peril Strait; and Ensign Benham in the Reynard to build and occupy signals in an arm at the W end of Peril Strait.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast. Cloudy and foggy with drizzling rain. Ensign Benham returned in the Reynard at 5.00 having completed building signals in his locality but had to stop occupying on account of rain. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses returned in the whaleboat at 5.30, the Vixen having blown a bend off the heating coil at 1.00, about eight or ten miles away. Sent the Reynard to tow the Vixen back. The Reynard returned with the Vixen in tow at 7.15. Lieutenant Rogers with base line party returned at 5.45. Watering ship.
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29 June 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather cloudy with occasional drizzling rain and squalls. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses left the ship at 7.00 to occupy triangulation signals; Ensign Benham in the Reynard to build hydrographic signals at the entrance of Hoonah Sound [sometimes spelled Hooniah in the log]; and Lieutenant Rogers to measure base line. All parties returned about noon.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with occasional clear sky and occasional rain. Wind light but squally from the E’d. Paid off crew’s subsistence and ration money.
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30 June 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather cloudy, foggy and squally. Some blue sky last part. Wind SW. Commanding Officer inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with passing drizzling rain. Wind SE.
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LOG BOOK – JULY 1st 1895 TO SEPTEMBER 30th 1895
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
EK Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined March 1, 1895
AG Rodgers, Lieutenant USN, joined November 15, 1894
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1 1894
HK Benham, Ensign USN, joined April 19, 1895
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
SE Moses, Assistant Engineer, joined April 10, 1895
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LOGS FOR JULY 1895
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1 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast first but cleared about 4.00. Calm and light airs from N’d. Steamer CITY OF TOPEKA passed at 4.00 bound for Sitka. She gave us mail. The WILLIPA passed at 4.10 bound for Sitka. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses in the Reynard at main triangulation, Peril Strait; Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman in the Cosmos fitted out for three days, at hydrography in Peril Strait; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph building and occupying hydrographic signals in an arm, W end of Peril Strait; Lieutenant Rogers with Mr Appleton measuring a base line. All away at 7.00. Loosed sails, watering ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather clear and pleasant. Calm and light variable winds. Furled sails. Watered ship. Ensign Benham in the Reynard and the base line party returned at 5.30. Lieutenant Rodman in the Vixen returned at 7.10. The steamer WILLIPA passed from Sitka at 7.10. Setting transit instrument in meridian.
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2 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather clear and pleasant, but a little hazy. Light variable wind. Taking observations for time. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, with Quartermaster Dolph as recorder, to build and occupy hydrographic signals in an arm, W end of Peril Strait; the Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses as recorder, to occupy triangulation signals in Peril Strait, left the ship at 7.00. Lieutenant Rogers with the base line party left the ship at 7.30. Watered ship. The CITY OF TOPEKA arrived at 11.30 from Sitka, bound for Seattle. Got comparisons with Mr Young and sent mail.
Meridian to midnight:
The CITY OF TOPEKA left at 12.20. Weather clear and pleasant. Light variable wind. The Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman, returned at 5.00. The Reynard, Ensign Benham, returned at 6.00. Got observations for time.
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3 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage to Sitka
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather clear and pleasant, with light variable wind. The Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Appleton as recorder, left the ship at 7.00 to occupy triangulation signals in Peril Strait, S of Pogibshi Point. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge with Quartermaster Dolph as recorder, left at 7.00 to occupy hydrographic signals in the South Bay and Poison Cove, W end of Peril Strait. Both returned at 11.00. The Cosmos returned at 11.30. Started fires under main boiler at 6.00. Let fires die out under auxiliary boiler. Hoisted Reynard and Vixen. Turned engine over at 11.50.
Meridian to midnight:
Underway at 12.10 for Sitka. The Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Ensign Benham, left at 12.15 to occupy triangulation signals in Peril Strait. Left Quartermaster Lauf in camp at tide gauge to continue tidal observations. Left nine men behind with old whale boat, sealer, old dinghy and No 17 [?] to hunt and fish. At 1.30 steamer QUEEN passed us bound for Sitka. At 5.25 made fast to Government Wharf at Sitka. Launched the Vixen. USS PINTA in port. Called on Commanding Officer, also on Lieutenant General JM Schofield USA who with his staff are passengers on the QUEEN. [Lieutenant General John McAllister Schofield was a Union Civil War General. At this time he was Commanding General of the US Army.]
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4 July 1895
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm to light breeze from W. At 8.00 dressed ship with national ensign at mast heads. At noon a salute of 21 guns was fired by Marine Guard on shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, warm and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SSW and NE. Lieutenant General JM Schofield and staff visited the ship. The QUEEN left at 6.15.
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5 July 1895
Sitka to Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Commences and until meridian:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from N, NW and SSW. Received on board from Mr Bray, Sitka: 1500 feet scantling stuff, and 1000 feet 1” boards. Received from Sitka Trading Co: 6 bolts signal cloth, 2 dozen packs tacks and 1 hand sickle. Made preparations for getting underway. Left wharf at 11.50 and stood out of harbor. Stopped engines at 12.00 to hoist Vixen and dinghy. Went ahead full speed at 12.10, standing for working ground. Gave passage to working ground to an Indian, Peter Killisnoo.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from S’d. Steaming through Peril and Neva Straits for working ground. Navigator piloting the ship. At 3.00 slowed down engine to wait for slack water in Southern Rapids and at 3.15 stopped. Went ahead again through narrows at 3.25. At 4.50 anchored. Party left on shore in camp returned to ship. The Cosmos returned to ship. Preparing to continue work. Got out boats. Let fires die out in main boiler. Repairing air pump of Cosmos.
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6 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather with drizzling rain at times. Calm to light E’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, left ship for sounding in Peril Strait and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for signal building and occupation. At 8.00 the sealer, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left to occupy signals in Southern part of Peril Strait and to build signals. Started fire in auxiliary boiler at 5.30. Watering ship. Repairing air pump in Cosmos. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light airs to moderate breeze from E’d. The working parties of forenoon returned as follows: Vixen at 4.15, Reynard at 5.30, sealer at 5.40. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton engaged in office work. Hoisted stern of Reynard to examine and repair propeller, she having struck a rock during the day.
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7 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Light airs to fresh breeze from E’d. Squally first part. At 10.15 Commanding Officer with Lieutenant Rodman and Ensign Hoggatt on an inspection trip to Hoonah Sound. Inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Calm and light NW’ly then SE’ly airs. Vixen with Commanding Officer returned to ship at 4.50.
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8 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather cloudy, foggy and raining. Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman in the Cosmos left at 7.15 fitted for one week to build and occupy hydrographic signals in Hoonah Sound. Weather too wet for the other parties in the field. Engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
The Indian passenger Peter Killisnoo left the ship. Weather overcast, foggy and raining first part. Overcast with light fog last part. Engaged in office work.
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9 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy with occasional drizzle and blue sky. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses recorder in the Vixen on main triangulation in Adams Narrows and Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder in the Reynard occupying hydrographic signals in the Middle Bay, W end of Peril Strait. Lieutenant Rogers measuring base line. All parties away At 7.00. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton on office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast and cloudy, with occasional drizzle. The parties which left in the morning returned by 6.00.
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10 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy first with some blue sky last part. Calm and light airs from the N’d. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses recorder in the Vixen on main triangulation in Adams Narrows; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder, in the Reynard occupying hydrographic signals in the middle bay, West end of Peril Strait; Lieutenant Rogers measuring base line. All parties away at 7.00. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton on office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with occasional blue sky, first but overcast and cloudy with some fog and drizzling rain last part. Wind from SE, variable in force. Ensign Benham returned at 1.45 then occupied hydrographic signals at the entrance of the S bay. All parties except that in the Cosmos returned at about 5.30. Watered ship.
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11 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy with light S’ly wind. The Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT passed for Sitka at 4.00. Lieutenant Rodman with Assistant Engineer Moses recorder in the Vixen occupying signals at the entrance of Hoonah Sound; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder in the Reynard on hydrography in Peril Strait running S; Lieutenant Rogers measuring base line. All parties away at 7.00. The USS PINTA passed at 8.20 standing to the N’d and E’d. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast and cloudy with occasional streaks of clear sky. Light variable wind. The Cosmos returned at 2.50 having completed the building and occupation of signals in Hoonah Sound. The other parties returned at about 5.30. Watered ship.
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12 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather cloudy with some clear sky. Calm and light variable wind. Lieutenant Rodman in the Vixen building triangulation signals below Adams Narrows; Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman as recorder in the Cosmos, fitted out for two days, sounding in Hoonah Sound; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder sounding in Adams Narrows; Lieutenant Rogers with Mr Appleton measuring base. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with some blue sky first but drizzling last part. Light variable wind. Watering ship. All parties except that in the Cosmos returned about 5.30.
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13 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy with drizzling rain last part. Light wind from S’d and E’d. Lieutenant Rodman in the Vixen on main triangulation between Adams Narrows and Sergins Rapids; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder in the Reynard on hydrography in Adams Narrows; and Lieutenant Rogers with Mr Appleton measuring base line. All away At 7.00. Mr Ford at office work. The parties leaving in the morning returned at noon.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast, cloudy, squally and rainy. Wind SE. Cosmos returned at 1.30. Ensign Hoggatt and Mr Appleton at office work.
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14 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast, cloudy and drizzling. Calm and light variable wind. Commanding Officer inspected the ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast and cloudy with drizzling rain first but clear last part. Light wind from SE and calm. Observing for latitude.
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15 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather clear first but clouding last part. Calm, Observed on 16 pairs of stars for latitude. The CITY OF TOPEKA arrived from Seattle at 2.30 and left for Sitka at 2.45. Received mail. Lieutenant Rodman in the Cosmos on main triangulation in Sergins Narrows; Ensign Hoggatt in the Vixen with Mr Rodman, recorder, on hydrography in Hoonah Sound; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph, recorder, in the Reynard on hydrography in Adams Narrows; and Lieutenant Rogers with Assistant Engineer Moses, recorder, connecting base line. All parties away at 7.00. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast and cloudy with occasional blue sky. Light variable wind. Roused up and overhauled starboard chain. Served out clothing and small stores. All parties returned between 5.30 and 6.00. Hoisted No 17 on board for repairs.
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16 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather overcast and cloudy with light wind from S and SW. Cumulus clouds very low. Lieutenant Rodman with Mr Ford in the Cosmos, fitted out for one week on shoreline and topography; Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman in the Vixen on hydrography in Peril Strait; Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph, recorder, in the Reynard on hydrography in Adams Narrows and building signals; Lieutenant Rogers connecting base line with main triangulations. All away at 7.00. The CITY OF TOPEKA arrived from Sitka at 11.00 and left for Seattle at 11.15 taking our mail.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather overcast and cloudy with occasional blue sky. Clouds, light wind from S and SW. All parties except Cosmos returned about 6.00.
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17 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Weather cloudy. Clouds very low with calm and light variable wind. Steamer WILLAPA passed at 5.30 for Sitka. Ensign Hoggatt with Mr Rodman in the Vixen, on hydrography in the W end of Peril Strait; and Ensign Benham with Quartermaster Dolph recorder on hydrography in South Bay, W end of Peril Strait. Lieutenant Rogers working up base line and Mr Appleton plotting shoreline sheet for bays in the West end of Peril Strait. Hauled the cutter and the old dinghy on the beach for repairs.
Meridian to midnight:
Weather cloudy with light wind from S’d and W’d. The Vixen returned at 5 and the Reynard at 5.25. The WILLIPA passed from Sitka at 7.00.
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18 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, misty weather. Light airs to breezes from S’d. At 1.50 the steamer QUEEN passed bound for Sitka. Boarded her and received mail. The Vixen with Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship at 7 to sound in Peril Strait near ship. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge with G Dolph (2nd Mate) recording left to sound in Middle Bay Peril Strait. Carpenter overhauling boats. Mr Appleton, (Pay yeoman) at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and misty. Light airs to gentle breeze from E’d. Boats returned to ship by 6pm. At 8.25 the Revenue Cutter WALCOTT passed to N’d and the QUEEN in same direction. Boarded QUEEN and sent mail. Mr Appleton at office work. The following changes in ratings were by from July 1 1895. S Sermoun from writer 1st class to Writer 2nd class in compliance with General Order 1449 from Navy department. Ah Long from Mess attendant to Seaman by order of Commanding Officer.
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19 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, misty weather. Light S’ly breeze. The Vixen and Reynard with same parties as yesterday left ship at 7 to continue the hydrographic work. Watered ship. Mr Appleton at office work. Carpenter repairing boats. Connected tide gauge and bench mark on shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light N’ly and E’ly breezes. Boats returned to ship as follows: Vixen, 5pm, Reynard 5.30 and Cosmos at 5.45. Mr Appleton at office work.
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20 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first, raining at end. Calms to stiff breeze with squalls from SSW, shifting to N’d then E’d. At 7.00 the Vixen and Reynard left ship to continue hydrographic work and Cosmos for triangulation in Peril Strait. Lieutenant Rodman in charge of Cosmos with Assistant Engineer Moses recording, Ensign Hoggatt in Vixen with Mr Rodman recording, Ensign Benham in charge of Reynard with G Dolph recording. Mr Ford at office work. Vixen returned at 11.45. Reynard 11.50. Cosmos at 12. Got water from shore for launches use.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy and squally. Light to fresh breeze from S’d then N’d and W’d. Started distilling at 4pm, water accepted and turned into tank at 8pm. Veered to 60fms on starboard chain.
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21 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with rain first, cloudy but pleasant at end. Light to moderate N’ly breeze. Commanding Officer inspected ship. Distilling.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy first, rainy last part. Calm to light N’ly airs. Distilling.
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22 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with passing showers at times, partially clearing. Calm to light breeze from SW. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, the dinghy, Mr Appleton in charge left ship to observe currents in North and South Rapids of Peril Strait. The sealer, E Lauf in charge to observe currents off Provorotni Island, Peril Strait. The Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Rodman recording for triangulation on Southern part of Peril Strait. Distilling, watered ship from shore. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant at end. Calm to fresh breeze in squalls from SW. Hove up starboard anchor and let go port. Mr Ford at office work. Distilling. Took water from shore for general use. Boats returned as follows: sealer at 6, Vixen at 5.35, Renard 6.25 and Cosmos 7.15. Reynard lost anchor in current work.
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23 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy with rain first then clearing. Calm to light airs from NW. At 4.20 the Cosmos, Ensign Hoggatt in charge left ship to observe current in Southern Rapids, Peril Strait. At 7.00 the Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Rodman recording, left ship for triangulation, lower part of Peril Strait and Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording left for sounding in Middle Bay, Peril Strait. Broke out fore hold and cleaned bilges.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from E’d. Restowed fore hold. Boats returned as follows: Cosmos at 2.30, Vixen at 5.30, Reynard, 5.45. Stopped distilling at 4pm.
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24 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to light breeze from S’d. At 5.40 the steamer CHILKOT passed through the Straits to the S’d. At 7.00 the Cosmos, fitted out for 4 days, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford left for shoreline work and triangulation in upper end of Peril Strait. The Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, for sounding in Hoonah Sound and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge G Dolph recording for sounding in Middle Bay, Peril Strait. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light to fresh breeze from S’d. The Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 6pm. Veered to sixty fathoms on port chain. At 11 the steamer CHILKOT passed from Sitka.
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25 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy and misty. Foggy at times. Light to gentle SE’ly breeze. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to continue sounding in Hoonah Sound and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, to continue sounding in Middle Bay, Peril Strait. Mr Appleton at office work. Broke out fore peak.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, at times clearing partially. Light to gentle SE’ly breeze. Reynard returned to ship at 6, the Vixen at 4.30. Mr Appleton at office work.
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26 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather, foggy in the straits first then hazy. Calm to light N’ly breeze. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge with Mr Rodman recording and Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge with G Dolph recording left ship to continue sounding in Hoonah Sound and Middle Bay. Overhauling ships hull to ascertain condition, signs of rot having been discovered in fore peak. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, calm to light SE’ly breezes. The Vixen and Reynard returned at 5.30. Mr Appleton at office work.
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27 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, foggy part of the time, then hazy. Calm to light airs from SE. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording left ship to continue sounding in Hoonah Sound and Middle Bay. Mr Appleton at office work. The Vixen and Cosmos returned to the ship at noon.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, light to moderate breeze from S and SE. The Reynard returned to ship at 2.
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28 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from S’d then N’d. At 5.20 the Cosmos with Lieutenant Lopez with J Huene (Seaman) left ship for Sitka with thermometers and astronomical outfit to occupy astronomical stations there. Inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Calm to moderate SE’ly breeze. The USS PINTA anchored near ship at 8.10 pm. The Cosmos returned at 7.20.
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29 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, foggy first part. Calm to light E’ly airs. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Ensign Hoggatt in charge with Mr Rodman recording left for occupation of signals in NE Peril Strait. The Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Assistant Engineer Moses recording for signal building and occupation in SW Peril Strait and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge G Dolph recording for signal building and occupation in SW Peril Strait. Mr Appleton at office work. The USS PINTA got underway at 8am and stood through Peril Strait for Sitka. Broke out fore hold to bore frames and inspect ship’s hull also after part of shaft alley.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Gentle breeze to light airs from E’d. Boats returned as follows: Vixen 5.20, Reynard 5.30, Cosmos 7pm.
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30 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light breeze to light airs from S’d and E’d. At 3.30 the CITY OF TOPEKA passed bound for Sitka. Boarded her and received and sent mail. Received by TOPEKA from Assistant Dickens of the Coast Survey three boxes and one bundle of magnetic instruments. At 7.00 the Cosmos, with Mr Ford and Mr Appleton, left for shoreline work; the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, for sounding in Hoonah Bay; and Reynard, with Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Assistant Engineer Moses recording, for occupation of signals in SW Peril Strait; Ensign Benham at photographic work on board ship. Breaking out after store rooms, overhauling coal bunkers and valve compartment forward.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Light to gentle S’ly breeze. Boats returned as follows: Cosmos, Vixen and Reynard at 5.40. Overhauling hull and cleaning out after store rooms. Ensign Benham at photographic work.
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31 July 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather with light fog first part. Light airs to breeze from S’d. At 7.10 the Cosmos, fitted out for four days, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Ford, left ship for shoreline work; the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for occupation of signals in SW Peril Strait. At 9.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, for sounding in Peril Strait. The CITY OF TOPEKA passed, bound to S’d at 8.30. Boarded her and sent mail. Sent by TOPEKA to Assistant EF Dickens, Mary Island: 1 level with tripod, no 33, and 1 leveling rod, USC & GS No 7, target no 4. Overhauling and cleaning storerooms.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs to breezes from SE and NW. Boats returned as follows: Reynard at 5.00, Vixen 5.30. Overhauling after store rooms.
LOGS FOR AUGUST 1895
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1 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Pleasant weather first, then cloudy with rain in light squalls. Calm to fresh breeze from N’d. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for sounding in Hoonah Sound, NW Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left for photographic work. At 9.35 the Reynard returned to ship, the weather having stopped the work. Hauled fires in Reynard to repair smoke stack which had been carried away. Whale boat, Ensign Benham in charge with G Dolph, left for sounding between Povorotni Island and Pogibshi Point at 9.50, returning on account of weather at 11.25. The US Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT passed to S’d. At 11.00. Mr Appleton at office work. Repaired Reynard. Overhauling store rooms and after hold.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy. Light to gentle variable breeze, blowing in squalls. Vixen returned to ship at 5.10. Mr Appleton at office work. Overhauling, cleaning and restowing store rooms.
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2 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Light to moderate breeze from S’d. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for sounding in NE Peril Strait; and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding in SW Peril Strait. The steamer WILLIPA passed to S’d at 7.00. Mr Appleton at office work. The steamer QUEEN passed at 11.40 bound to S’d. Boarded her and received mail. Cleaning out store rooms and restowing them.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Light to moderate SE breeze. Boats returned to ship as follows; Vixen at 4.30, Cosmos at 5.00 and Reynard at 5.30. At 8.45 the steamer WILLIPA passed to the N’d.
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3 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy weather. Occasionally clearing for a short time, light to gentle SE’ly breeze. At 7.00 the Cosmos and Vixen left ship, and at 7.15 the Reynard, for hydrographic work in SW Peril Strait. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather, at times partially clearing. Light to gentle SE’ly then W’ly breezes. The Cosmos, Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 12.30. Hoisted Reynard to repair condenser, then lowered her again. At 5.50 the steamer QUEEN arrived from Sitka; boarded her and sent mail. The QUEEN left at 6.10.
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4 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy weather, calm to gentle N’ly breeze. Inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy, squally weather. Light to fresh breeze on squalls from SE.
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5 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Squally first two hours then light breeze to airs from SE. At 7.00 the Cosmos. fitted out for 1 week, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Ford, left ship for shoreline and topographical work in NE Peril Strait; the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, for sounding in W end of Peril Strait; and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Hoonah Sound. Overhauling store rooms. Put sealing boat on shore for overhauling. By order of Commanding Officer A Lefeber (Quartermaster 3rd class) was disrated to Seaman for neglect of duty from August 4th.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, with passing showers at times. Partially clearing. Light S’ly breeze. Vixen returned to ship at 5.45; the Reynard at 6.00. Mr Appleton at office work. By order of Commanding Officer rated Chas Fick (Seaman) Quartermaster 3rd class to fill vacancy from August 5th.
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6 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from NE and SE. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in W end of Peril Strait; and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Hoonah Sound. Mr Appleton at office work. Loosed sail.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to moderate breeze from S, SW and N. Mr Appleton at office work. Reynard and Vixen returned to ship at 6.10 and 5.30.
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7 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather at times, clearing, at times misty with drizzling rain. Light S’ly airs. At 7.15 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding in SW Peril Strait. At 7.30 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding in SW Peril Strait. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from S’d. The Vixen returned to ship at 4.20, the Reynard at 5.30. Mr Appleton at office work.
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8 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage to Bear Bay
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from S’d until 10.00 when from N’d. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding in SW Peril Strait. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left at 7.15 for photographic work in SW Peril Strait, towing dinghy for signal building. Finished overhauling capstan engine. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, calm to light breeze from S’d. At noon, started fires in main boiler and let fires die out in auxiliary boiler. At 2.00 the Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT passed to the N’d; boarded her. At 5.10 turned over engines, at 5.25 got underway and shifted anchorage to Bear Bay, Peril Strait, anchoring at 7.00 in Bear Bay. Banked fires. Put out current float in channel. Reynard and Vixen returned to ship at 5.30, Cosmos at 7.00. Mr Appleton at office work. Left two observers on shore to continue tide observations at Pogibshi Anchorage.
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9 August 1895
Bear Bay
Lat 57.42, Long -135.57
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy first part, foggy and misty last. Calm to light S’ly airs. At 7.00 set up tide staff in Bear Bay near ship and commenced observing tides. At 6.45 Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding in Southern Rapids, Peril Strait. At 7.10 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left for sounding in Peril Strait near Northern Rapids; and at 8.00 Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left for sounding and occupation of signals in Peril Strait below Southern Rapids. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy, misty weather. Calm to light S’ly airs. Boats returned as follows. Vixen, 2.30, Reynard, 5.00 and Cosmos 5.30. Mr Ford at office work.
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10 August 1895
Bear Bay
Lat 57.42, Long -135.57
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, misty and drizzling rain. Calm to light S’ly airs. At 6.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Appleton recording, the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge and G Dolph recording, left ship for sounding in Peril Strait, in and near Southern Rapids. Mr Ford at office work. Reynard returned to ship at 11.15.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy rainy weather, calm to light S’ly breezes. The Reynard ,fitted as in forenoon, left ship at 1.00 to continue work. Boats returned as follows: Vixen 2.00, Cosmos 2.30, Reynard 2.50. Cosmos left ship for Sitka at 4.00 to communicate with astronomical office, Ensign Hoggatt in charge. Mr Ford at office work.
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11 August 1895
Bear Bay
Lat 57.42, Long -135.57
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, rainy first part. Calm to light S’ly airs. Inspected ship. Commanding Officer left ship at 9.45 to inspect part of working ground; returned at 11.00. Hoisted stern of Reynard and repaired broken rudder.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light SW’ly breeze. Cosmos returned to ship at 7.40. At 8.00 shifted anchorage, letting go port anchor. Received from Sitka Trading Company: 10 balls sail twine.
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12 August 1895
Bear Bay to Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy variable weather. Calm to light S’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding in Southern Rapids, Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding in Peril Strait between N and S Rapids. At 7.20 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left for shoreline and topographic work in NE Peril Strait. At 6.00 spread fires in main boiler, at 7.20 turned engines. At 8.35 got underway from Bear Bay, steamed into Deep Bay and thence to anchorage near Pogibshi Point. Took up current float off Bear Bay. At 10.35 anchored in Pogibshi Anchorage. Tide observers left in camp returned on board. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers, light to gentle S’ly breeze. The Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 5.40. Mr Appleton at office work.
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13 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to fresh breeze from S, SW and E. Squally. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding and general hydrographic work in Southern Rapids, Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Peril Strait, between Pogibshi Point and below Northern Rapids. At 4.15 the CITY OF TOPEKA passed bound to the S’d. Boarded her and received mail. Loosed sail.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy and squally. Light breeze, blowing in squalls to moderate gale from N’d and E’d, shifting at end to W’d. Vixen returned to ship at 5.15, the Reynard at 5.40 and Cosmos at 6.10. Veered to 60 fathoms on port chain.
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14 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light passing showers first two hours then clearing. Light N’ly airs to breezes. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship for peak work in Peril Strait near Povorotni Island, returning at 9.00 and leaving again at 9.20 with Lieutenant Rodman and Mr Ford on board, fitted out for the remainder of the week for shoreline and topographical work in NE Peril Strait and Hoonah Sound. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for sounding in Southern Rapids, Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Peril Strait between Povorotni Island and Northern Rapids. At 11am the steamer CITY OF TOPEKA passed from Sitka; boarded her and sent mail. A. Lefeber (Seaman) was this day discharged from the ship and the Naval Service, his service being no longer required. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather first, then overcast. Calm to light S’ly breeze The Reynard returned to ship at 12.40 and left again at 1.40 for photographic work in Peril Strait above the Northern Rapids. Reynard returned to ship at 4.40, the Vixen at 5.50. Mr Appleton at office work.
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15 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs to breezes from SE. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in NE Peril Strait near ship; and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Peril Strait between Povorotni Island and Southern Rapids. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, calm to gentle SE’ly breezes. At 2.15 the whaleboat, Mr Appleton in charge, left ship for sounding between Povorotni Island and Pogibshi Point, returning at 5.00. Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 5.30.
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16 August 1895
Pogibshi Anchorage to Peril Strait
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy, drizzling rain at times. Calm to light airs from SE. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in NE Peril Strait; and the Reynard for shoreline work in Peril Strait near Northern Rapids. The Reynard returned to ship at 9.30 on account of weather, leaving again for sounding near Povorotni Island at 10.00. The Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT passed at 10.20 for Sitka; boarded her. Spread fires at 10.10. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy weather, calm to light breeze from SE. At 12.15 got underway, steamed up Hoonah Sound, and thence to anchorage in arm in NE Peril Strait, S side, anchoring at 6.10. Banked fires. All boats returned to ship at 6.10. Mr Appleton at office work. Took up current floats and stopped tide observations at Pogibshi Anchorage.
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17 August 1895
Peril Strait to Killisnoo
Lat 57.49, Long -135.26 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Calm to light N’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in arm of NE Peril Strait near anchorage and at its entrance to Peril Strait. The Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, to sound in same locality, and the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Appleton recording, to sound in same locality. Mr Ford at office work. Cosmos returned to ship at 8.45, leaving again for Sitka at 9.45, to communicate with astronomical officer. Spread fires at 9.30 and got underway at 11.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light SE’ly breeze. At 12.20 stopped to await the Vixen and Reynard at entrance to the anchorage bay. They came alongside, leaving again at 1.20 to continue sounding. The Vixen returned to ship at 3.05, the Reynard at 3.40. Hoisted both boats to overhaul. Put new shaft in Reynard, hers having been bent running on a reef. Stopped leaks in Vixen. At 4.05 went ahead for Killisnoo, Commanding Officer conning ship. Went alongside wharf at Killisnoo at 7.30. Let fires die out in main boiler. Thos Rowe (Seaman), tide observer, returned on board. Received mail.
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18 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Rainy first part. Pleasant last. At 7.00 started fires in auxiliary boiler. Inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather first, then overcast with passing showers. At 12.40 the Steamer QUEEN passed through harbor.
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19 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, light passing showers first part. Calm to light NW’ly and SE’ly breezes. At 7.00 the Reynard, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left to build signals in Chatham Strait, E side, and Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Appleton recording, for sounding at entrance to Peril Strait. The Cosmos returned to ship at 10.15 with Lieutenant Lopez USN and G Hueme (Seaman). At 11.45 the Cosmos left ship, fitted out for a week, to join Lieutenant Rodman. Mr Rodman went in Cosmos. Ensign Benham left at 11.45 for signal building in Cha-ik [Chaik] Bay. Lieutenant Rodman transferred from Reynard to Cosmos. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, light airs to breezes from S’d. At 3.15 moved around alongside wharf. Let go starboard anchor. Vixen returned to ship at 5.30, Reynard at 5.40. The steamer WILLAPA arrived at 8.15 and left at 9.00.
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20 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, drizzling rain first part, then cloudy, light airs to moderate breeze from SE. Squally first. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left ship to sound in entrance to Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work and signal building in Hootz Bay [Hood Bay]. Received 19 August from Sitka Trading Company: three bolts Cabolt [perhaps cobalt] W cloth for signal building. Mr Ford at office work. Put up tent at observatory. Took on water.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather, calm to light breeze from S’d and W’d. Boats returned to ship as follows: Vixen and Reynard at 5.30, Cosmos 6.30. Mr Ford at office work. Took sunset observations in mid channel for 2 hours. Lost overboard from Cosmos: 1 axe, 1 hatchet, 1 saw, 1 hammer, 1 cold chisel, 1 auger and 1 iron bucket.
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21 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first, drizzling rain at end. Calm to light SE’ly airs. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for signal building and triangulation in Chatham Strait, fitted out for four days; the Vixen, Mr Ford in charge, for shoreline and peak work in Sitkoh Bay; and at 7.10 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work on E side Chatham Strait, below signal Distant. Mr Appleton at office work. Observing currents in W entrance to harbor.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, overcast and rainy. Light to gentle breeze from S and E. Vixen returned to ship at 4.10, Reynard at 6.10. Mr Appleton at office work. Observing currents in W entrance to harbor until 2.30.
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22 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, rainy weather. Squally first part, light to moderate breeze from E and NE. At 8.25 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left ship to sound and observe currents in Hootznahoo Inlet and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding in Hootz Bay, left at 8.35. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, partially clearing at end. Calm to moderate breeze from NE then W. The Vixen returned to ship at 5.20, the Reynard at 5.30.
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23 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, calm to moderate breeze from NW. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left the ship for sounding in the mouth of Peril Strait, and the Reynard, Mr Ford in charge, for shoreline and peak work in Sitkoh Bay. At 8.20 the Louise, a launch borrowed from the Alaska Oil and Guano Company, left ship, Ensign Benham in charge, to transfer unto the Reynard, Mr Ford using the Louise for shoreline and peak work. Ensign Benham to take the Reynard for sounding in Sitkoh Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, raining last part. Calm to moderate breeze from WNW, shifting to SE. Boats returned as follows: Louise, 5.20, Reynard, 5.30, Vixen 5.35, Cosmos 6.00.
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24 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, raining first part, then misty. Light SE airs. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to sound in Hootz Bay. At 7.30 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for triangulation work in Chatham Strait, fitted out for four days. At 9.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left ship to sound in Hootznahoo Inlet. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, cool weather. Calm to light airs from NE. Reynard returned to ship at noon, the Vixen at 2.30. At 3.00 the Reynard left ship with Commanding Officer on an inspection trip of Hootz Bay, returning to ship at 6.30. The Cosmos returned to ship at 6.15.
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25 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light S’ly airs. Inspected ship. At 8.15 Commanding Officer left ship in Cosmos to inspect part of the working ground. At 9.00 the Reynard, Mr Ford in charge, left ship for peak work on E side of Chatham Strait and in Hootz Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, calm to light S’ly and W’ly airs. The Cosmos returned to ship at 5.00 and Reynard at 5.15.
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26 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and misty, drizzling rain. Calm to light W’ly breezes. At 8.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship to build signals in Neltushkin Bay [possibly Whitewater Bay], Chatham Strait. At 8.10 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in Chatham Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, to occupy signals in Cha-ik Bay, Chatham Strait. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy and foggy. Calm to light WNW airs. Boats returned as follows: Vixen 4.25, Reynard 5.50, Cosmos 5.55. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
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27 August 1895
Killisnoo
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather with fog and mist. Partially clearing at times. Calm to light W’ly airs. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to occupy signals in Neltushkin Bay. At 8.40 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, left to sound in Chatham Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, to sound in Chatham Strait. At 7.55 the steamer CITY OF TOPEKA arrived with mail, leaving at 10.30. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy and foggy, calm to gentle breeze from W’d. The Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 4.00, the Cosmos at 4.30. Mr Ford at office work.
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28 August 1895
Killisnoo to Cha-ik Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.470, Long -134.568
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, foggy and misty first part, light airs from S’d and W’d. At 7.45 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Rodman recording, the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to sound in Chatham Strait. At 7.00 started fires in main boiler and let fires die out in auxiliary boiler. Turned engine at 11.30; got underway at noon. Jas Hyde (Seaman) was this day discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service, his service being no longer required. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work. Left on shore at Killisnoo to observe tides J Huehm (Seaman) and J Cullen (Seaman). Lieutenant Lopez remained on shore at Killisnoo to get observations for azimuth and magnetic observations.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather with occasional fog, mist and rain. Steamed over to anchorage in Cha-ik Bay, Chatham Strait, coming to anchor at 2.40. Boats returned to ship as follows: Reynard 5.30, Vixen 6.10 and Cosmos 6.35. At 3.00 Mr Appleton left ship in dinghy to build hydrographic signals and occupy in Cha-ik Bay near anchorage. Lost overboard from Reynard, 2 seven pound leads and 198 fathoms sounding wire. Condemned as useless 900 fathoms sounding wire. Put 750 fathoms good wire in Vixen and Reynard.
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29 August 1895
Cha-ik [Chaik] Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and foggy first then fair, pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from NE then W. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to build and occupy signals in Cha-ik Bay. At 8.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left to build and occupy signals in Chatham Strait, S. At 10.15 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left to sound in Chatham Strait. Loosed sail. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work. Reynard returned to ship at 11.40.
Midnight to meridian:
Fair, pleasant weather. Calm to light W’ly breezes. Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left at 1.30 for shoreline work on E side of Chatham Strait near Distant Point and in Cha-ik Bay. The Cosmos returned to ship at 2.00 and left at 2.40, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, for peak and shoreline work in Chatham Strait, S of Peril Strait. The Vixen and Reynard returned to ship at 6.00. Mr Appleton at office work.
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30 August 1895
Cha-ik Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Foggy first part, heavy fog bank to SW all the watch. Calm to light breeze from NE then S’d. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound in Neltushkin Bay, Chatham Strait, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work in Cha-ik Bay, Chatham Strait. The Reynard returned to ship at 8.25 and left again at 8.45 for shoreline work in Chatham Strait, E side, and Neltushkin Bay. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair weather, foggy to SW. Calm to light breeze from S and NNE. At 3.00 the Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT passed to the N’d. At 5.20 the Vixen returned to ship, at 6.05 the Reynard. Mr Appleton at office work.
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31 August 1895
Cha-ik Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Fair damp weather. Foggy first then clearing except to SW. Calm to light breezes from NE and SSW. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair, pleasant weather, fog bank to SW. Calm to light airs from N’d and S. At 2.15 the Vixen returned to ship having been engaged in sounding in Chatham Strait. At 3.40 the Reynard returned to ship having been on shoreline work in Cha-ik and Neltushkin Bays. At 5.20 the Cosmos returned to ship
LOGS FOR SEPTEMBER 1895
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1 September 1895
Cha-ik Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Fair weather, hazy, calm to light breeze from NE and S.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light passing showers between 4 and 8. Calm to gentle breeze from SSW and light airs from N.
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2 September 1895
Cha-ik Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, hazy. Calm to light airs from N’d and S’d and E’d and W’d. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship and at 7.10 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, and the Cosmos, Mr Ford in charge with Mr Appleton, left the ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Hazy, passing showers last part. Light airs to breezes from E’d. At 12.05 the Reynard returned to ship, leaving again at 1.00, with same party as in forenoon. Vixen returned to ship at 5.50 having been engaged in sounding in Chatham Strait during the day. The Reynard returned at 5.50 having been occupied in sounding in Cha-ik Bay all day and the Cosmos returned at 7.00 having been engaged in peak work in Hootz Bay.
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3 September 1895
Cha-ik Bay
Lat 57.33, Long -134.53
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy first with fog, then cloudy but pleasant. Thick over to SW. Light airs to breezes from N’d and E’d. At 7.00 the Cosmos, with Mr Ford in charge and Mr Appleton, and the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship for work; the Cosmos fitted out for 5 days. Lieutenant Rodman at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light S’ly breezes. The Vixen returned to ship at 5.10 having been occupied in sounding in Neltushkin Bay; the Reynard at 5.30 having been occupied in sounding in Cha-ik Bay; the Cosmos returned at 6.20 having been occupied at peak work in Hootz Bay and Chatham Strait.
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4 September 1895
Cha-ik Bay to Kelp Bay
Lat 57.28, Long -134.83 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and damp, but pleasant weather. Calm to light N’ly airs to breezes. At 6.30 the Cosmos with Mr Ford in charge and Mr Appleton and at 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G, Dolph recording, left ship for work. At 5.30 spread fires in main boiler. At 6.50 turned engine. At 7.10 got underway and stood out of Cha-ik Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant then calm to light airs from W, N and SE. At 12.15 anchored in Kelp Bay. Let fires die out in main boiler. The sealer, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship at 1.15 to build signals in Kelp Bay, returning at 5.55, and the No 17 at 1.30, Wm Pedersen (Machinist) in charge, to build signals in Kelp Bay, returning at 3.30. The Vixen returned to ship at 5.40 having been occupied in sounding in Chatham Strait during the day. The Reynard returned at 6.30 having been occupied at photographic work in Cha-ik Bay. The Cosmos returned at 8.00 having been engaged in peak work in Cha-ik and Neltushkin Bays during the day.
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5 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather, heavy dew first part, passing shower middle, fair last. At 6.00 started fires in auxiliary boiler. At 7.30 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, at 7.35 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, fitted out for four days, at 8.40 the dinghies, Mr Appleton in charge, and at 9.40 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship for work. Lost overboard one 11 lb lead.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to gentle S’ly breeze. At 3.45 the dinghy returned having been signal building in Kelp Bay. At 5.50 the Vixen returned having been engaged in signal building in Chatham Strait, W side, and in first bay to S’d of Kelp Bay on W side of Chatham Strait. At 5.55 the Reynard returned having been engaged in signal building in Kelp Bay.
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6 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy pleasant weather, heavy dew during early part. Calm to gentle breeze from SE and N. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left to occupy signals; the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, to build signals; and the sealer, Mr Appleton in charge, to build signals. At 11.00 the sealer returned to ship having been occupied building signals in Kelp Bay, leaving again at 11.10 to occupy signals.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to gentle breezes from NE and SE. The sealer returned to ship at 3.35 having been engaged in occupying signals in Kelp Bay the entire day. The Reynard returned at 5.25 having been engaged in building and occupying signals in Kelp Bay the entire day.
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7 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and damp but pleasant weather. Calm to light breezes from S’d and E’d, shifting to NW. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for occupation of signals and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, to build signals. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to breeze from W. At 12.15 the Vixen returned to ship, having occupied signals in Kelp Bay. At 2.00 the Reynard returned having been engaged in building signals in Chatham Strait and Whitewater Bay. Lost from Cosmos: 1 hatchet. Mr Appleton and Mr Hoggatt at office work.
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8 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to breezes from W’d and NW. At 7.00 the Cosmos left for Killisnoo to communicate with astronomical officer. At 9.00 the Vixen left with Commanding Officer on inspection trip of a portion of the working Ground, Kelp Bay. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from W and SE. The Cosmos returned to ship at 5.10 with Lieutenant Lopez and the magnetic instruments and outfit. Vixen returned to ship at 5.30.
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9 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light S’ly airs. At 7.10 the Cosmos, fitted out for a week, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left the ship for Chatham Strait. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for occupation of signals, and at 7.05 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship for building and occupation of signals. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather; calm to gentle breezes from N’d and W’d then E’d. At 3.20 the Vixen returned to ship having been engaged in occupying signals on W side of Chatham Strait and at 5.35 the Reynard returned having been engaged in building and occupying signals in Kelp Bay. Mr Appleton at office work.
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10 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather, light SE’ly airs. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding. At 7.10 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship for shoreline work. Party ashore cutting lumber for signal building until noon. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair, pleasant weather, calm to light S’ly breeze. The Vixen returned to ship at 5.00 having engaged in sounding at entrance to Kelp Bay and the Reynard at 5.15 having been on shoreline work in Kelp Bay.
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11 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from NW and SE. At 7.00 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work. Mr Appleton at office work. Party on shore cutting lumber for signals.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear pleasant weather. Calm to light S’ly airs. At 12.30 the Reynard returned to ship, leaving again at 1.30 with same party as in forenoon. At 1.30 the sealer left ship with Mr Appleton in charge, G Dolph (Quartermaster) recording, to occupy signals in Kelp Bay. At 5.45 all boats returned to ship, Vixen having sounded in Kelp Bay. At 9.50 the Cosmos returned to ship bringing mail from Killisnoo, having been occupied in triangulation and signal building in Chatham Strait.
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12 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, pleasant weather, Calm. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Assistant Engineer Moses recording, the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship for work. The Reynard returned at 11.00 having been engaged in shoreline work in Kelp Bay, leaving again at 11.20 for signal building and occupation. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear, pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from N and SE. At 5.30 the Vixen returned having been engaged in sounding in Kelp Bay. At 5.40 the Reynard returned having been engaged in occupying and building signals in Kelp Bay. At 5.40 Cosmos returned having been engaged in occupying signals and sounding in Chatham Strait. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
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13 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first, light rain last part. Calm to light SW airs. At 7.00 the Reynard, Lieutenant Lopez in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to build and occupy signals in Kelp Bay, S arm. At 7.05 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left to sound, and at 7.20 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Assistant Engineer Moses recording and Mr Ford, left for contour work, sounding and occupying signals. Mr Appleton at office work. Sent mail in Cosmos to meet CITY OF TOPEKA. At 8.05 the sealer left ship to pick up Mr Ford from Cosmos, returning with him at 9.35, he having been engaged in contour work in Kelp Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, calm to light airs from SW and S. At 5.20 the Vixen returned to ship, having been engaged in sounding in Kelp Bay the entire day. At 5.30, the Cosmos returned having been engaged in occupying signals and sounding in Chatham Strait. Mr Appleton and Mr Ford at office work.
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14 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Calm to light S’ly airs, shifting to squally from NE. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Ford, the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, G Dolph recording, and the Reynard, Lieutenant Lopez in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for work. At 11.00 the Cosmos returned having been engaged in shoreline work in Chatham Strait, W side, until 10.30 when she was stopped by weather. At 11.45 the Vixen returned having been engaged in sounding in Kelp Bay. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Calm to light S’ly breezes. The Reynard returned to ship at 1.55 having been engaged occupying signals in Kelp Bay.
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15 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, rainy first part. Calm to light NW airs. Commanding Officer inspected ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light passing showers first part. Calm to light S’ly airs.
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16 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first part, raining and squally last part. Light airs first then moderate breeze, blowing frequent heavy puffs from SE. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Ford, and the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship, returning at 8.30 and 8.15 on account of weather. At 7.05 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, left ship to occupy signals in Kelp Bay. At 9.15 Reynard returned to ship for repairs leaving party on working ground. Sent Vixen out to take her place. Overhauling Reynard’s boiler. At 11.30 the Vixen and sealer returned to ship having occupied a few signals in Kelp Bay when work was stopped by weather.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy and squally. Light to fresh breeze in squalls from SE. Reynard ready for use at 3.30.
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17 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy weather, squally, light breeze variable in direction with occasional strong squalls. At 8.45 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and at 8.50 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to occupy signals in Kelp Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy and squally, partially clearing occasionally for a short time. Light to moderate breeze in squalls from WSW and SE. At 1.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Appleton recording, left ship. At 1.50 the Vixen and Reynard returned to ship having occupied signals in Kelp Bay, S arm, until stopped by weather. At 5.45 the Cosmos returned having sounded in middle arm of Kelp Bay. Overhauling Vixen’s boiler. Overhauled and repaired ship’s pumps.
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18 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant first part. Raining last hour. Calm to moderate breeze from SE to NW, through S. At 7.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship for sounding. At 7.45 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left for shoreline and contour work. At 9.15 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for sounding. Mr Appleton at office work. Finished repairs on Vixen at 9.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy at times. Generally pleasant weather. Calm to light breezes from SE, S and NW. At 5.15 the Vixen returned having been sounding in bay S of Kelp Bay and in Chatham Strait. At 6.00 the Reynard returned having been sounding in Kelp Bay. At 7.15 the Cosmos returned having been engaged in shoreline work in Kelp Bay.
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19 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light SE then NW breezes. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left the ship for shoreline and contour work; at 7.15 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and at 7.20 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding. Mr Appleton at office work. Party ashore cutting signal lumber.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to breezes from SW, SE and E. At 5.30 the Reynard returned to ship having been sounding in Kelp Bay during the day. At 6.10 the Cosmos returned having been on shoreline and contour work in Kelp Bay. Mr Appleton at office work. At 7.05 the Vixen not having returned to ship, sent Cosmos with Lieutenant Rodman in charge and sealer in tow to search for her and at 8.30 sent Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, on same duty. At 8.30 the sealer returned, at 11.05 the Cosmos and Reynard and at 11.15 the Vixen, she having been delayed and prevented from working by rough weather. Overhauled circulating pump in Reynard.
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20 September 1895
Kelp Bay
Lat 57.30, Long -134.85
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light airs from SE, NW and NW. At 7.10 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left ship for work. At 8.05 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship for sounding in Kelp Bay, and Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding in Kelp Bay. Mr Appleton at office work. Started fires in main boiler at 8.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy threatening weather, raining last part. Light to moderate breeze from SE and NW and W’d. At noon the Vixen returned to ship having been engaged in sounding in Kelp Bay, leaving again at 1.00 with same party as in forenoon. At 12.45 turned engines over and at 1.00 got underway and steamed down Chatham Strait W side, anchoring at 6.00 at first bay S of Kelp Bay; called it S Bay. [The bay immediately S of Kelp Bay is named Cosmos Cove on modern maps.] At 1.30 the Reynard returned to ship having been engaged in sounding in Kelp Bay. At 2.50 Reynard left ship again for shoreline work but returned at 3.25 on account of weather. At 4.00 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, and sealer, Mr Appleton in charge, left for signal building at entrance to bay S of Kelp Bay, called S Bay. At 4.00 the Vixen returned having sounded in Kelp Bay and Chatham Strait, W side. At 6.00 all boats returned, the Cosmos having been on shoreline and contour work in Kelp Bay. Let fires die out in main boiler.
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21 September 1895
S Bay [Cosmos Cove], Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy weather. Light to moderate breezes from NW and SE. Started fires in auxiliary boiler at 5.00.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy weather. Cloudy at end. Light S’ly airs.
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22 September 1895
S Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and cool. Light SE’ly airs.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, raining last part. Calm to light N’ly then S’ly airs.
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23 September 1895
S Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy first then clearing. Calm to light breeze from S’d, then shifting to N’d and E’d. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left ship for shoreline work and occupation of signals, and the whaleboat, Mr Appleton in charge, for signal building. At 7.10 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left for signal building and occupation, and at 7.25 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left for signal building and occupation. At 11.55 the whaleboat returned to ship, having built signals in S Bay.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with passing showers. Light S’ly breezes. At 1.20 dinghy left ship to occupy signals in S Bay, returning at 5.40, Mr Appleton in charge. At 1.30 the whaleboat, Commanding Officer in charge, left to build signals in S Bay, returning at 5.45. The Vixen returned at 4.40 having built and occupied signals on W side of Chatham Strait and in small bay S of S Bay. At 5.10 the Reynard returned having built and occupied signals in Chatham Strait, W side, and small bay to S. Watering ship. At 6.25 Cosmos returned having run shoreline and occupied signals in Chatham Strait, E side.
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24 September 1895
S Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy first part, partially clearing at end. Calm to light breezes from W and S. At 7.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Assistant engineer Moses recording, at 7.05 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, and Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship for sounding. At 7.10 the sealer, Commanding Officer in charge, left ship to build signals in S Bay, returning at 7.35. At 7.15 the dinghy, Mr Appleton in charge, left ship to occupy signals in S Bay, returning at 11.50. Party on shore cutting signal lumber. Mr Ford at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Pleasant weather first then rainy. Light N’ly then S’ly airs. At 2.50 the dinghy, Mr Appleton in charge, left ship to occupy signals in S Bay, returning at 5.20. Boats returned to ship as follows, all having sounded in Chatham Strait: Vixen, 5.00, Cosmos, 5.45, Reynard, 5.50. Mr Ford at office work. Party on shore cutting lumber for signal building.
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25 September 1895
S Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy weather. Light S’ly airs to breezes. At 7.40 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left for shoreline work, the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, for sounding, and Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, for sounding. Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy, at times clearing. Light N’ly and S’ly airs. At 2.00 the Cosmos returned to ship having run shoreline in Chatham Strait, W side, leaving again for Killisnoo for mail. At 4.40 the Vixen and at 5.05 the Reynard returned having sounded in Chatham Strait. Mr Appleton at office work. Parties on shore cutting signal lumber.
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26 September 1895
S Bay, Chatham Strait
Lat 57.245, Long -134.860
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy first, then partially clearing with passing showers. At 7.00 the Vixen, Mr Rodman in charge, left ship for signal building. At 7.40 the Reynard, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, left of sounding, and the sealer, Ensign Benham in charge, for occupying signals, the latter returning at 11.55 having occupied signals in S Bay. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, with passing showers. Light S’ly and N’ly airs. The Reynard returned to ship at 12.30 having been sounding in Chatham Strait, leaving again at 1.30 with Ensign Hoggatt in charge, G Dolph recording, to sound in S Bay, returning at 5.25. The Vixen returned to ship at 1.40, having built signals in first bay to S of S Bay, in Chatham Strait, W side, leaving again at 1.50 with Mr Ford in charge for shoreline work in S Bay, returning to ship at 5.15. Mr Appleton at office work.
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27 September 1895
S Bay to Cascade Bay
Lat 57.14, Long -134.78 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather and cool. Calm to light S’ly and W’ly breezes. At 7.35 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to occupy signals, and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, to sound. At 5.00 started fires in main boiler. At 10.15 turned engine and at 10.25 stood out of S Bay and down W side of Chatham Strait. Mr Ford and Mr Rodman at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, rainy and squally at times, towards end frequently heavy squalls from E and NE. Steaming down W side of Chatham Strait until 1.30 when stood into the first bay S of S Bay and anchored. Called this Cascade Bay.* Banked fires in main boiler and let them die out in auxiliary. At 1.20 the Vixen returned to the ship, leaving again at 2.00 and returning again at 4.00, having occupied signals in Cascade Bay. At 6.15 the Reynard returned to ship having been engaged in sounding in S Bay and in shoreline in Chatham Strait, W side. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
[*The first bay south of S Bay (assuming S Bay to be Cosmos Cove), about one mile down the coast, is now Kasnyku Bay. Cascade Bay is further south. Patterson steamed for three hours to reach this bay, so it’s more likely that she anchored in Cascade Bay.]
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28 September 1895
Cascade Bay
Lat 57.025, Long -134.760
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy and squally. Light breeze blowing in squalls to moderate gale from NE. Mr Appleton, Mr Ford and Mr Rodman at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with rain then passing showers. Calm to light N’ly breeze. At 5.55. the Cosmos returned from Killisnoo with mail.
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29 September 1895
Cascade Bay
Lat 57.025, Long -134.760
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, occasional passing showers. Light to gentle W’ly then S’ly breeze. At 7.30 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, Mr Appleton recording left to build and occupy signals. The Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, to build and occupy signals and the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, for shoreline work. Four Revenue Cutters passed through Chatham Strait to the S’d.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Calm to light W’ly airs. The Reynard returned to ship at 12. 05 leaving again at 1.05 with same party as in forenoon. At 3.30 the Reynard returned to ship having been engaged on shoreline work in Chatham Strait, W side and Cascade Bay. At 5.07 the Cosmos returned, having built and occupied signals in Chatham Strait, E side and at 5.30 the Vixen returned having built and occupied signals in Chatham Strait, W side.
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30 September 1895
Cascade Bay
Lat 57.025, Long -134.760
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and cold. Calm to light W’ly airs. At 7.15 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, PA Surgeon Kennedy recording, left ship to occupy signals. At 7.30 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to sound, returning at noon having sounded in Cascade Bay. At 7.35 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left to occupy signals, returning at 11.55 having occupied signals in Chatham Strait, E and W sides.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy first then rainy. Calm to light W’ly breezes. Reynard left ship at 1.10 and Vixen at 1.35 with same parties as in forenoon. The Cosmos returned to ship at 3.05 having occupied signals in Chatham Strait. The Reynard returned at 3.15 having sounded in Cascade Bay. The Vixen returned at 5.20 having sounded in Chatham Strait. Mr Ford and Mr Appleton at office work.
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LOG BOOK – OCTOBER 1st 1895 TO DECEMBER 31st 1895
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List of Officers attached to Coast and Geodetic Survey Steamer CP Patterson
EK Moore, Lieutenant Commander USN, joined March 1, 1895
RJ Lopez, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined January 12, 1894
H Rodman, Lieutenant USN (Junior Grade), joined March 2, 1893, detached November 19, 1895
WB Hoggatt, Ensign USN, joined February 1 1894
AG Rodgers, Lieutenant USN, joined November 15, 1894
HK Benham, Ensign USN, joined April 19, 1895, detached December 15, 1895
NW Gilman, Ensign USN, joined December 19. 1895
Robert M Kennedy, Passed Assistant Surgeon, joined September 26, 1894
SE Moses, Assistant Engineer, joined April 10, 1895, detached November 5, 1895
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LOGS FOR OCTOBER 1895
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1 October 1895
Cascade Bay
Lat 57.025, Long -134.760
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy weather. Calm to light SW’ly and NE’ly airs. At 8.45 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to sound. At 9.10 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge with Mr Ford, left ship, and the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship. Board of officers took inventory of Paymaster’s stores.
Meridian to midnight:
Rainy weather. Calm to light NE’ly breezes. At 2.40 the Cosmos returned to ship having been on shoreline work in Chatham Strait as far down as Point Gardner, both sides, leaving again at 3.15 for three days with Lieutenant Rodman in charge and Mr Ford. At 5.00 the Vixen returned having sounded in Chatham Strait and at 6.25 the Reynard returned having sounded in Chatham Strait.
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2 October 1895
Cascade Bay to Killisnoo
Lat 57.15, Long -134.75 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather, foggy overhead. Calm to moderate breeze from SW and W, shifting to E’d. At 7.35 the Vixen, Ensign Hoggatt in charge, Mr Rodman recording, left ship to sound, returning at 11.30 having sounded in Chatham Strait. At 7.35 the Reynard, Ensign Benham in charge, G Dolph recording, left ship to sound. Spread fires at 8.00. At 9.45 turned engine. At 10.10 got underway and stood out of Cascade Bay into Strait, returned to Cascade Bay to hoist Vixen, then stood off and on under easy steam. Hoisted Vixen.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with mist and drizzling rain. Moderate breeze from SE and E with strong squalls last part. At 12.35 the Reynard returned to the ship having sounded in Chatham Strait; hoisted her, and at 1.05 went ahead, stood across Chatham Strait and into Whitewater Bay, thence to Killisnoo. Set jib and flying jib at 3.40. At 5.20 anchored off Killisnoo. Banked fires. At 7.00 J Huehm (Seaman) and J Cullen (Seaman) tide observers left at Killisnoo, stopped taking tide and returned on board ship with their effects.
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3 October 1895
Killisnoo to Pogibshi Anchorage and Schulze Cove
Lat 57.51, Long -135.55
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, misty last part. Moderate breeze blowing in strong squalls from SE then SW. At 4.30 spread fires in main boiler, turned engines at 5.15 and at 5.30 got underway; stood out of Killisnoo Harbor, across Chatham Strait and down Peril Strait to Pogibshi Anchorage, where anchored at 10.20. Banked fires. Took up tide gauge and took down observatory on shore.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Light to moderate S’ly breeze. Spread fires in main boiler at 12.30, turned engines at 12.45 and got underway at 1.00. Steamed down Peril Strait to Bear Bay where anchored at 2.15. In coming through Adams Channel, found the black buoy off Rose Island missing; found Cosmos in Bear Bay, she having sounded in Sitkoh Inlet and Lindberg Harbor, Chatham Strait. At 3.00 the Cosmos, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left for Sitka. Put up and leveled off bench mark in Bear Bay. Got underway at 4.10 having ended the season’s work, and left working ground for Sitka. Steamed on through Peril Strait to Schulze Cove where anchored at 5.05. Banked fires.
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4 October 1895
Schulze Cove to Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Light S’ly airs to breeze. Spread fires at 4.00. Turned engines at 4.50 and got underway at 5.00 and steamed for Sitka, going alongside wharf at 8.55. Commenced coaling ship at 9.40. Commanding Officer called on the Governor of Alaska. USS PINTA and US Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT in port. Commanding Officer of WOLCOTT called on Commanding Officer of this ship. Received on board up to noon: 7 tons of coal from coal pile. Banked fires. Getting Cosmos ready to haul up on ways.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and at times rainy weather. Calm to light W’ly airs. Received on board from Reed and Jack: 10 gallons mineral sperm oil. Commanding Officer called on Commanding Officers of the USS PINTA and Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT. Coaling ship until 5.30, having taken on board in afternoon 16 tons.
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5 October 1895
Sitka
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather with passing showers. Light W’ly airs to breeze. At 6.45 the Vixen, Lieutenant Rodman in charge, left ship to sound around spindle, Sitka Harbor, returning at 10.10. Commenced coaling at 6.45; finished at 9.55 having received 22 tons, making 45 tons in all from Government coal pile. At 7.30 the Revenue Cutter WOLCOTT left port. Spread fires at 9.45, turned engines at 10.20 and at 10.30 left Sitka wharf and steamed over to Japonski wharf. Made preparations for hauling up Cosmos. Banked fires.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather, at times fair. Calm to light airs from NE and S. At 1.00 hauled Cosmos up in boat shed and laid her up for the winter. The Governor of Alaska called on Commanding Officer. Commanding Officer of the PINTA called on Commanding Officer. Pilot EH Francis reported on board ship.
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6 October 1895
Sitka to Port Simpson
Lat 57.050, Long -135.347
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from NE, NW and WSW. Discharged from this ship and the Naval Service: Adolf Ellefsen, Seaman, Walter Hamilton, Seaman, and August Carlson, Seaman, their service being no longer required.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, cloudy weather. Light airs from WSW and NW. At 1.00 made preparations for getting underway; spread fires. At 2.10 cast off lines and stood out of Sitka Harbor for Peril Strait. At end of watch Whitestone Point abeam.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast with drizzling rain. Light breeze from NW. Standing through Neva and Peril Straits. Passed through Sergins Narrows at 5.30. Secured boats for sea.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy and drizzling with moderate squalls from ENE during the last half of watch. Steaming through Rose Islands Narrows, and at end of watch off creek flats.
8pm to midnight:
Cloudy, squally with occasional light rain. Gentle to fresh breeze from E to SE. Steaming through Peril Strait until 11.00 when headed down Chatham Strait.
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7 October 1895
Sitka to Port Simpson
Lat 56.74, Long -132.95 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy weather. Light rain showers first part. Gentle breeze from SSE and E. Stood down Chatham Strait. At 2.30 rounded Point Gardner and set course NE ¾ N. At 3.03 Yasha Island abeam.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, light to gentle breezes from NE to E. Steaming through Frederick Sound for Wrangell Narrows. At 4.15 changed course to NNE ¾ E. At 6.00 Turnabout Island abeam.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and cool, gentle breeze from E to SE. Steaming down Frederick Sound into Wrangell Strait. At end of watch off Mountain Point.
Meridian to 4pm:
Cloudy, cool and pleasant. Light airs from S’d and E’d. Standing through Wrangell Narrows until 2.30. At end of watch entering Snow Passage.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy weather. Light airs from ENE and SW. Standing down Clarence Strait. At end of watch Marsh Island abeam.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy, light airs from SE. Standing down Clarence Strait.
8pm to midnight:
Thick foggy weather, sufficiently clear to see outline of land on near shore. Steaming down Clarence Strait from Narrow Point at 8.45 to Cape Caamano at midnight.
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8 October 1895
Sitka to Port Simpson
Lat 54.56, Long -130.44
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy with occasional mist and fog. Light airs from ESE and SE. Passed a stranded steamer in Tongass Narrows, 2 miles N of Ketchikan PO. Steaming through Tongass Narrows and Revillagigedo Channel. Off buoy on Hog Rocks at 3.49.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, rainy and foggy. Light airs from NE. Steaming in Revillagigedo Channel on course SE ¼ S. At 4.25 stopped at Customshouse Cove, Mary Island. Lowered boat and communicated with shore.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, foggy and rainy. Calm to light airs from N. Steaming through Revillagigedo Channel and into Chatham Sound for Port Simpson. Went alongside the Earnest and made fast to her at 11.05. Began heaving up Earnest’s anchor.
Meridian to 4pm:
Thick, cloudy with mist and fog. Variable light airs and calms. At 12.10 let go starboard anchor and got up Earnest’s anchor. Spread fires at 1.30 and got underway at 3.12, with Earnest in tow, and took the Fuca in tow at 3.30. At 1.00 Assistants EF Dickens and PA Welker USC&GS with their parties and outfits came on board for passage S, turning over the Earnest and Fuca to this ship. The following is a list of passengers that came aboard today: EF Dickens, Assistant, PA Welker, Assistant, CC Yates, Aid, OB French, Aid, RL Livingston, Recorder, HA Grady, Extra Observer. On the Earnest, with S Svenson Writer 2nd Class in charge of Earnest: OE Olsen, Hand, CO Sandahl, Hand, H Priest, Hand, J Williams, Hand, Chris Tangin, Cook. On Fuca: W Diercks, Hand, M Machado, Cook, Thos Thompson, Cook, D Buckley, Hand, JB Wasson, Machinist. Repairing leaky tubes until end of watch when ship was in the S entrance to Port Simpson.
4pm to 6pm:
Cloudy, misty and foggy. Light airs from SSE. Steaming down Chatham Sound, Fuca in tow.
6pm to 8pm:
Overcast, misty, light showers of rain. Light airs from S. Steaming down Chatham Sound. At 6.16 stopped to communicate with passing steamer thought to be TOPEKA. Steamer did not stop to call of rocket from ship but burnt red and green fires. At 7.05 started ahead.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, foggy with occasional rain. Light airs to light breeze from S to SSE. Standing down Chatham Sound and into Grenville Channel during watch. Marrack Island abeam at end of watch.
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9 October 1895
Port Simpson to Departure Bay
Lat 53.20, Long -128.75 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Cloudy, light patches of fog, but generally clear around horizon. Light airs and breeze from E’d and S’d. Steaming from Marrack Island into Grenville Channel. At end of watch about 2 miles below Nabannah Bay. Plugged one boiler tube.
4am to 8am:
Cloudy, misty and raining. Light airs to gentle breeze from SE. Standing through Grenville Channel. At end of watch between Davenport and Yolk Points. Plugged one boiler tube.
8am to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy weather. Light to moderate and fresh breezes from SE. Steaming through Wright Sound and Fraser Reach. At end of watch about 2 miles W of Warke [Work] Island.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, rainy and foggy. Gentle to moderate breeze from E. Steaming through Fraser and Graham Reaches.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast, rainy, thick and foggy. Fresh to light breeze from E. Steaming down Graham Reach into Finlayson Channel and at 6.00 anchored in Carter Bay. Brought Earnest and Fuca alongside. Hauled fires in main boiler and started fire in auxiliary boiler at 6.00.
6pm to 8pm: Overcast, raining. Thick and foggy. Light airs from E and S.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, foggy and rainy weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from SW and S.
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10 October 1895
Port Simpson to Departure Bay
Lat 52.6, Long -128.49 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast and foggy. Light to gentle breeze from S.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, cloudy, raining, thick and foggy. Light airs and breeze from S. Started fires in main boiler at 4.05. Hauled the Earnest and scraped part of her bottom.
8am to meridian:
Overcast, raining and thick. Light to moderate breeze from SSW to S x E. Finished scraping copper on port side of Earnest. At 9.50 got underway and stood down Finlayson Channel. At end of watch off N end of Cone Island.
Meridian to 4pm:
Overcast, foggy and rainy. Moderate breezes from S x E. Steaming down Finlayson Channel. At 1.20 rounded to into Klemtoo Passage. At 1.55 anchored in Klemtoo Passage. Banked fires. Brought Earnest alongside port side and heeled her to clean copper on starboard side.
4pm to 6pm:
Overcast and rainy and foggy. Gentle to fresh breeze in squalls from SE.
6pm to 8pm:
Blowing and raining moderate gale from SE.
8pm to midnight:
Overcast, drizzling and squally. Gentle to fresh breeze in squalls from SE.
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11 October 1895
Port Simpson to Departure Bay
Lat 52.57, Long -128.51 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Overcast, foggy and rainy. Moderate breeze from SE increasing to moderate gale in squalls. Ship dragged slightly during watch.
4am to 8am:
Overcast, raining and squally Moderate breeze to moderate gale in squalls from SE. At 4.30 let go starboard anchor. At 6.20 the BOSCOWITZ passed going S.
8am to meridian:
Blowing thick and rainy until 10.00 when wind moderated and by 11.30 it began clearing. Wind in fresh squalls to light airs from SE. Spread fires at 11.40. Hove up starboard anchor and shortened in on port chain.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clearing weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from SE to SW. At 12.05 got underway and stood down for Milbanke Sound. Crossed Milbanke Sound and at the end of watch off Bush Point, Seaforth Channel. Set all sail except spanker at 2.40.
4pm to 6pm:
Clearing weather. Light airs from SE and SW. Steaming through Seaforth Channel and Lama Passage. At end of watch Ship Point abeam. At 4.45 took in all sail.
6pm to 8pm:
Cloudy, calm to light airs from SE to SW. Steaming through Lama Passage.
8pm to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs to breeze from SW. Steaming down Fitz Hugh Sound from Fog Rocks to S side of Security Cove.
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12 October 1895
Port Simpson to Departure Bay
Lat 50.50, Long -126.40 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from NE and NNE. Standing across Queen Charlotte Sound. At end of watch Storm Islands in sight on port bow, distant about 5 miles.
4am to 8am:
Clear and pleasant. Light breezes from SW and W. Steaming through Queen Charlotte Sound and New Channel. At end of watch False Head abeam.
8am to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm to light variable breezes. Steaming through Johnstone Strait during watch. At 11.40 sighted steamer WILLAPA standing to N.
Meridian to 4pm:
Clear, pleasant weather. Light airs from SE to gentle breezes from SW. At 3.15 passed a clinker built boat about 30 feet long, bottom side up, barely awash. Steaming down Johnstone Strait from Ella Point to Milly Island. Passed steamer WILLAPA at 12.30 bound N.
4pm to 6pm:
Fair and pleasant. Gentle to moderate breeze from SW to NW. At 5.40 took in and furled sails. Standing through Johnstone Strait. At end of watch off Camp Point.
6pm to 8pm:
Partly clear and hazy weather. Gentle breezes from SW. Steaming in Johnstone Strait. At end of watch Pender [Walkem Islands] Island abeam.
8pm to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light breeze from NW. Steaming through Johnstone Strait and Seymour Narrows. At 8.30 slowed down to wait for slack water in narrows. Started ahead full speed at 10.25. Passed through Narrows at 11.15. In Discovery Passage at end of watch.
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13 October 1895
Port Simpson to Departure Bay
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to 4am:
Fair and pleasant, gentle breeze from NW to W. At 3.37 Cape Lazo bore on starboard beam, distant about 2 miles. Set square sail at 2.00. At 1.40 passed a tug standing to N’d with barge in tow.
4am to 8am:
Far and pleasant. Gentle breeze from W. Standing down Strait of Georgia. At end of watch off Seal Rock.
8am to meridian:
Clear and pleasant weather. Gentle to moderate breezes from W. Steaming in Strait of Georgia. At 10.50 hauled in Earnest’s line. She and Fuca moored to buoy. At 11.00 came alongside wharf at Departure Bay, port side to. Banked fires. At 11.50 sent Fuca to Nanaimo.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light breeze to gentle breeze from W. Made preparations for coaling ship. Received from EF Dickens, Assistant USC&GS, the following articles: 1 level #33, 1 target #4 and 1 staff and 1 boat compass # 13678. These instruments were returned having been borrowed.
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14 October 1895
Departure Bay to Victoria and Seattle
Lat 49.20, Long -123.95
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant weather. Calm and light airs and breeze from ESE and WNW. At 7.00 began coaling ship and the Earnest. Finished coaling at 9.30, having received 122½ tons. Received 1500 gallons fresh water.
Meridian to 8pm:
Fair, pleasant weather. Variable light breeze. At 1.10 hauled ship out to buoy and at 5.35 Fuca towed Earnest alongside. Spread fires at 6.30, tried engines at 7.30 and got underway at 7.40 with Earnest and Fuca in tow.
8pm to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs from NW. Standing down Strait of Georgia with pilot at the conn. At end of watch off Fraser River Lighthouse.
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15 October 1895
Departure Bay to Victoria and Seattle
Lat 48.42, Long -123.39
Midnight to 4am:
Clear and pleasant. Heavy dew. Light airs from W and SW. Steaming in Strait of Georgia, Active Pass, Swanson Channel and Haro Strait. At end of watch Henry Island on port beam.
4am to meridian:
Fair, clear pleasant weather. Calm and light airs from SW followed by moderate breeze from NNE. Standing from Henry Island to Victoria, British Columbia, where port anchor was let go at 6.20. Banked fires and took Earnest and Fuca alongside.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant until 11.30 when ran into thick smoke. Calm, light airs to gentle breeze from NNE to ESE. Made preparations for getting underway; turned engine over at 8.20 and got underway at 8.40 and steamed out of Victoria. At 11.25pm Smith Island light bore NE ¾ N. At 11.30 encountered thick smoke which lasted throughout remainder of watch.
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16 October 1895
Departure Bay to Victoria and Seattle
Lat 47.68, Long -122.48 [Est]
Midnight to 4am:
Clear overhead, thick smoke about horizon. Steaming in Strait of Fuca and Puget Sound. At 1.00 brought Earnest alongside and Fuca kept astern under her own steam. At 2.10 anchored in Port Townsend on account of denseness of smoke.
4am to 8am:
Thick smoke. Calm to light airs from SE. At 5.00 spread fires. At 5.30 hove up anchor and got underway for Seattle, Earnest in tow alongside and Fuca following astern. At 6.45 lost sight of Fuca. At 7.50 stopped to wait for her to come up. At 7.20 started ahead full speed, Fuca in tow.
8am to meridian:
Smoky and thick. Clearing a little last two hours. Calm and gentle breeze from SE. Steaming from above Double Bluff to above West Point light.
Meridian to midnight:
Smoky, calm and light variable airs. Stood into Seattle Harbor and at 1.15 made fast with starboard chain to inner buoy. PA Welker, Assistant USC&GS; OB French and CC Yates, Aids; CO Sandahl, OE Olsen, H Priest and J Williams, Hands; and Chris Tangin, Cook, left ship with their personal effects.
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17 October 1895
Seattle to Port Orchard
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Smoky and thick. Calm and light airs from NNE. The Commanding Officer of the Revenue Cutter CORWIN paid an official visit to the Captain. Sent instruments belonging to Mr Welker’s party on shore. The CORWIN came in and anchored.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant, foggy and smoky about horizon. Light airs from NW and SW. At 2.00 Commanding Officer returned call of Commanding Officer of CORWIN. Pilot Francis left ship. At 2.00 spread fires and made preparation for getting underweigh [sic]. At 3.05 unmoored ship and stood out of Seattle Harbor. At 5.20 anchored in Port Orchard. At 5.30 Commanding Officer made official visit on Commandant of Station.
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18 October 1895
Port Orchard
Lat 47.55, Long -122.63
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, overhead, foggy and smoky about horizon. Light airs from NW. Crew at work in cleaning out storerooms and stowing gear on HASSLER. Commander Morong USN made an official visit to the ship. Commenced office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Hazy with smoke from forest fires. Calm to light breeze from NW and WNW. Engaged in breaking out stores and transferring them to HASSLER. Unbent sails and sent them to HASSLER. The following articles were stowed on HASSLER: all running gear, all unnecessary equipment and carpenter’s stores; one Howitzer field carriage complete; all empty cases, old logs and blank books; one scraper’s outfit.
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19 October 1895
Port Orchard
Lat 47.55, Long -122.63
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, calm. Moored Fuca near the NIPSIC [USS NIPSIC was a gunboat launched in 1863].
Meridian to midnight:
Smoky. Light airs from E and calm. Moved the Fuca near the NIPSIC leaving her outfit on board ready for use. Stowed in shed on shore: 1 cutter, No 54 from HASSLER, 1 gig No 50 from HASSLER, 1 whaleboat No 51 from HASSLER, 1 cutter No 38 from Earnest, 1 St Lawrence skiff from Assistant EF Dickens, and all movable parts of the boats on the HASSLER. Moored inshore schooner Earnest with her outfit, 95 tons coal and 30 fathoms chain belonging to this ship. Earnest is moored with 30 fathoms on each chain. The starboard anchor lays NE’ly, port SW’ly with swivel. Assistant EF Dickens discharged M Machado (Cook) and W Diercks (Hand).
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20 October 1895
Port Orchard to Seattle
Lat 47.55, Long -122.63
Midnight to meridian:
Smoky. Calm and light airs from SE. Started fires under main boiler at 8.30.
Meridian to midnight:
Smoky. Calm to light variable breezes. At 1.10 got underway and got out of Port Orchard. At 2.35 anchored in Port Blakely. Banked fires. The Commanding Officer left the ship to inspect ships’ building works. At 3.30 got underway and steamed out of harbor for Seattle. At 4.30 shackled starboard chain to mooring buoy off coal docks in harbor of Seattle. Let fires die out.
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21 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, calm to light airs from S to SE. At 5.15 started fires under auxiliary boiler. At 11.30 EF Dickens, Assistant US Coast Survey, left the ship. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and foggy. Light airs from SW and SE. At 12.15 US Revenue Cutter GRANT arrived in Port.
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22 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy. Calms and light airs from S and E. US Light House Tender COLUMBINE left port. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, foggy and smoky. Calm to light airs from NNE to NW. The inspector of Hulls and Inspector of Machinery of this port came off to make an examination of this ship, unofficially.
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23 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy. Smoke. Calm to light airs from NW to NE. Carpenter engaged in taking out strips of planking off the outside forward. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Smoky, cloudy and foggy. Calm and variable light airs, generally from N’d and W’d.
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24 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy. Thick and smoky. Variable light airs. Took off one strake of plank on port side, main deck and port coal bunker for inspection. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy, thick and smoky. Light variable airs. Carpenter at work stripping planks inside coal bunkers to expose frame timbers. Discharged from this ship and the Naval Service the following named men, their services being no longer required: Edward Boschin, Seaman, SL Johanson, Seaman, Fong Gong, Seaman, and John Nilsson, 2nd class Fireman.
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25 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, thick and smoky. Calm and light variable airs. Carpenter engaged in stripping plank from inside of coal bunker. Lieutenant Lopez and Thomas Kennedy, Machinist, left ship on a month’s leave of absence. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and foggy weather. Light airs from W and NW. Crew engaged in cleaning out ballast from after hold.
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26 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Fair weather. Foggy and smoky about horizon. Light airs from N and NW. Crew engaged in tearing off inner planking in after holds. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy, pleasant weather. Calm and light airs and breeze from NW to N. The Lighthouse Tender COLUMBINE came in at 12.15.
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27 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy and smoky. Light airs from N to NW. The COLUMBINE left at 9.00 and returned at 11.50. AS Snow, (Carpenter’s Mate) returned on board 4 hours over time.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy, smoky and thick. Calm and light variable airs.
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28 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy, smoky and thick. Calm and light S’ly airs and breeze. Schneider, Seaman, returned from liberty 4 hours over time. Watering ship. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy weather. Calm, light airs from W and SE. Carpenter at work tearing off inner planking. Received on board: 1000 gallons fresh water. Received of Standard Oil Co: 30 gallons mineral seal oil.
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29 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy weather. Light airs from E and NW. Carpenter at work stripping off inner planking. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy, variable light airs. Carpenter continued making preparations for the coming examination of the hull.
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30 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Thick foggy weather. Calms and variable light airs. A carpenter and boiler-maker from the Moran Works Seattle made an examination of the hull and boiler, unofficially. W Pedersen (Machinist) and Martin Olsen, 1st class Fireman, left ship on 1 month’s leave of absence. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Smoky, foggy and thick weather. Calm and light airs and breezes from NW, N and SE. US Inspectors of Hulls and of Boilers inspected the ship.
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31 October 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Thick, foggy and smoky. Light airs and breeze from SE. Shifted berth to the second buoy from end of coal wharves. Made fast to buoy with starboard chain. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and foggy first part, raining latter part. Light to gentle breeze from SE and SSE. At 1.30 moved ship to next buoy outside. By order of Commanding Officer discharged from Coast Survey and Naval Service AMW Wright, Seaman, his service being no longer required.
LOGS FOR NOVEMBER 1895
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1 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Light breezes from SSE. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and raining. Light airs from SSE, shifting in the evening to NNE.
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2 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy first, fair during forenoon. Gentle breeze from W followed by light breeze from S’d and E’d. Received on board: 5 gallons boiled oil, 12 tins brilliant shine brass polish, 12 tins lye, 8 yards wax cloth, 1 gallon copper paint, 3 gallons alcohol, 5 gallons shellac, 25 lbs white lead, 50 fathoms 12 thread manila, 1 gross sandpaper from Schwabacher and Co. [Spelled Schwabasher in the log, but correctly Schwabacher.] Got out the Vixen at 7.00. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light variable airs.
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3 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Fair, cool and pleasant. Calm, shifting light airs to gentle breeze from NW.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Foggy during the night. Light variable breezes from N’d and W’d.
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4 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy weather. Light variable airs. Crew engaged in tarring down. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy, smoky and misty. Variable light airs. US Revenue Cutter GRANT came in and anchored to buoy at 2.30. Finished tarring down at 3.00.
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5 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy during the night. Clear and pleasant during the day. Light airs from NE to N. Assistant Engineer SE Moses USN was this day detached from this vessel and ordered to the USS PINTA. The Lighthouse Tender MANZANITA came in at 12.55. [USLHT MANZANITA was a steam lighthouse tender acquired in 1880, subsequently wrecked in 1905.] Received on board: 800 gallons fresh water. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Foggy. Calm. Light airs and breeze from NW and E. The COLUMBINE came in. The Revenue Cutter GRANT left at 3.35. Received from Schwabacher Bros: 10 saw locks and 3 varnish brushes.
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6 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy and thick. Light airs from SSE to SE. The MANZANITA left at noon. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and foggy weather. Light variable airs.
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7 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy weather. Light airs from SE and SSE. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Calm and light airs from N to NNW.
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8 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, misty and foggy. Calm and variable light airs. Lieutenant Commander Jeff F Moser USN, Hydrographic Inspector USC&GS, arrived on board and with the Commanding Officer made an inspection of the hull and ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, smoky. Calm and light shifting airs. The Revenue Cutter GRANT arrived at 1.20. Received from the Stetson & Post Mill Co: four boards of the following dimensions, two 1” x 16” x 16’, two 1” x 20” x 16’ and one 1¼” x 14” x 162”.
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9 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Partly clear first part, overcast last part with passing showers. Calm and light airs and breeze from S to SE. The Revenue Cutter GRANT left at 8.10. Discharged from this vessel and the Naval Service Florido Deroy (Seaman), his service being no longer required.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light breeze from SE. Ensign WB Hoggatt left on one month’s leave approved by the Superintendent.
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10 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light breeze from SE and S.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally fair and pleasant. Light airs and breezes from S to NE.
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11 November 1895
Seattle to Port Orchard and Tacoma
Lat 47.59, Long -122.56 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Clear until 4.00 then foggy until 8.00 when it lifted, then fair with patches of fog. Calm and variable light airs. Started fires in main boiler at 1.30, turned over engines at 7.55 and got underway at 8.55. Ran over to Port Blakely and anchored. The Hydrographic Inspector and Commanding Officer made a visit ashore for inspection of works and at 11.20 they returned. Got underway and ran for Port Orchard. At noon off Point Glover. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light airs, variable in direction. At 12.35 anchored off Naval Station, Sydney. Hydrographic Inspector and Commanding Officer inspected ships of CS lying there. Banked fires. At 2.30 spread fires and at 3.00 got underway and stood up Colvos Passage. At 6.35 moored to buoy off coal wharf, Tacoma, and banked fires.
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12 November 1895
Tacoma to Seattle
Lat 47.50, Long -122.42 [Est]
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, foggy and rainy. Light airs from SE and SW. At 5.30 spread fires. At 8.05 unmoored and steamed to Quartermaster Harbor, Mr Warner of Dry Dock Co aboard. Anchored in Quartermaster Harbor at 9.05. Hydrographic Inspector inspected plant of Puget Sound Dry Dock Co. At 11.16 hove up and got underway; steaming for Seattle. At end of watch Dolphin Point abeam. Officers engaged in office work.
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy weather. Light airs from SSE. Standing into Seattle harbor. At 1.10 moored to buoy off coal wharf. Let fires die out in main boiler. Officers at office work.
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13 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and cold. Light airs and breezes from SE and S. Received on board: 6 lantern globes and 1lb copper burrs; and 1400 gallons fresh water. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light airs from S and SSE.
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14 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.60, Long -122.36
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy weather. Light to fresh breeze in squalls from S, moderating towards end of watch. Officers engaged in office work. Lieutenant Commander Jeff F Moser (Hydrographic Inspector) left ship.
Meridian to midnight:
Generally cloudy. Wind in fresh squalls from S.
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15 November 1895
Seattle to Port Orchard
Lat 47.55, Long -122.63
Midnight to meridian:
Generally overcast, cloudy and misty with clearing indications last two hours. Strong breeze from S with occasional squalls. Started fires under main boiler at 2.30. Got underway at 8.25 and at 10.15 anchored off the NIPSIC, Naval Station, Port Orchard. Banked fires. Started to unmoor the Earnest. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy weather. Light breeze from S. Crew at work coaling HASSLER from Earnest. Took aboard 8½ tons coal.
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16 November 1895
Port Orchard to Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy. Light airs variable in direction. Continued coaling. HASSLER took aboard 16½ tons coal. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Misty and partially foggy. Variable light airs and breeze. Removed Earnest between NIPSIC and dry dock. Unmoored HASSLER and at 4.40 got underway with HASSLER in tow astern and moored to buoy, 3rd from coal bunker off Seattle at 8.10, with HASSLER alongside. Commanding Officer made an official visit to the Admiral on the PHILADELPHIA. Spread fires at 3.00 and banked them at 8.02.
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17 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and misty. Light airs and breeze from SE. Unmoored at 9.00 and moored with starboard side to dock, HASSLER on our own port side. At 10.00 alongside ferry slip at West Seattle. Spread fires at 5.30 and after mooring allowed them to die out.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy weather. Light airs variable in direction.
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18 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and foggy weather. Calm and light airs from NW. Crew at work in cleaning out HASSLER. Engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy but pleasant weather. Light W’ly airs. Discharged from this ship and the US Naval Service Frank Sito (Ward Room Steward), his service being no longer required. Rousing out and cleaning HASSLER’s chains and chain lockers. Officers at office work. Lieutenant Rodman USN received orders detaching him from this ship and the Coast Survey on the 19th November.
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19 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy weather. Calm to light airs. Breaking out and stowing on shore articles belonging to this vessel. By order of Commanding Officer C Takahia (Cabin Cook) was this day rated Ward Room Steward. At office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and foggy weather. Calm and light variable airs. Caulkers from Moran Bros at work on HASSLER began work at 9.00; knocked off at 5.00. Received from Schwabacher: 1 bale oakum, ½ barrel pitch. Crew engaged at cleaning out HASSLER.
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20 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and cloudy weather. Light airs from SE. Caulkers from Moran Bros at work on HASSLER began work at 8.00. Crew at work clearing out holds of this ship and HASSLER. Officer engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy rainy weather. Light to gentle SE’ly breeze. Two caulkers from Moran Bros caulking HASSLER from 1.00 to 5.00. Overhauling HASSLER’s chain and cleaning chain lockers.
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21 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Rainy and squally first, then pleasant weather. Fresh breeze from NW with squalls. Two caulkers from Moran Bros of Seattle caulking HASSLER’s forecastle, finishing at noon. At 9.15 the Revenue Cutter GRANT left port. Transferring coal from PATTERSON to HASSLER’s bunker. Officers at office work. Enlisted this day for the cruise as Seaman Fred Gail and George Shindo as Cabin Cook.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Fresh to light breezes from NW. Crew at work discharging coal from PATTERSON into HASSLER.
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22 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs, variable in direction. Crew at work discharging coal into HASSLER. Received from Navy Yard Mare Island the following articles: 50 drawers, 50 undershirts, 200 yards cap cloth, 209 yards blue cloth, 282 yards flannel, 25 neckerchiefs, 14 blue badges, 144 spools silk, 150 lbs soap. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and damp, calm to light NW’ly breeze. Transferring coal from this ship to the HASSLER. Officers at office work.
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23 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Foggy weather. Light SE’ly air. Transferring coal from this ship to the HASSLER until 11.00 when stopped having transferred in all 21 1890/2240 tons. Officers at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs from WNW and calm.
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24 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and misty weather. Light airs from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Misty and cool. Calm. Lieutenant Lopez returned from leave.
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25 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and damp. Calm and light SE’ly airs. Breaking out ballast from ship, cleaning HASSLER. Officers at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and foggy. Light airs from SE. Hoisting ballast out and stowing it on wharf. Received: 3 boxes of medicine stores. Officers engage in office work.
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26 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and misty. Light breeze from SE with occasional drizzling rain. Engaged in hoisting out ballast. Stowed anchors on wharf. Enlisted Theodore MW West as Seaman. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to light breeze from SE. Hoisting out ballast. Officers engaged in office work.
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27 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast with drizzling rain. Light to moderate breeze from SE. At 7.50 USS PHILADELPHIA got underway and left harbor. Received on board: 1470 feet lumber. Crew engaged in hoisting out ballast and cleaning HASSLER. Enlisted Charles Eklund as Seaman.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Moderate to gentle breeze from S to SE. Hoisting out ballast. Officers engaged in office work.
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28 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Gentle to moderate breeze from SE. Ran a line from port bow to pile on shore and carried out anchor with 6” hawser from port quarter of HASSLER. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to gentle breeze from SW. By order of Commanding Officer discharged Theo Rowe (Seaman) on account of service no longer required.
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50874fd809d409075503150f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1072_1.jpg)
50874fd809d4090755031511: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1073_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 29th November 1895]
50874fd809d4090755031513: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1073_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 29th November 1895]
50874fd809d4090755031515: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1074_0.jpg) [Second duplicate scan of weather page for 29th November 1895]
50874fd809d4090755031517: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1074_1.jpg) [Second duplicate scan of remarks page for 29th November 1895]
29 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Light to gentle breeze from SE. Officers engaged in office work. Crew hoisting out ballast. Enlisted John Aug Anderson as Seaman.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy weather. Gentle to fresh breeze from SE. Received from Schwabacher and Co: 4 tins of white enamel.
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30 November 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Partly cloudy weather. Light breeze from SE and S. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to light variable airs.
LOGS FOR DECEMBER 1895
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1 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to light airs from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear weather. Light airs from SE.
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2 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs from SW and NW. Engaged at office work. Crew at work discharging PATTERSON and cleaning up HASSLER.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from SW to NW. Crew at work discharging PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work.
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3 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Calm to light airs from N to NW. Discharging PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light breeze from NW. Calms. Crew at work cleaning up and painting HASSLER and breaking out holds of PATTERSON.
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50874fd809d409075503152b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1079_1.jpg)
50874fd809d409075503152d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1080_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 4th December 1895]
50874fd809d409075503152f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1080_1.jpg) Duplicate scan of remarks page for 4th December 1895]
4 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Fair first half, raining latter half. Light airs from SE. Engaged at office work. Crew engaged in cleaning HASSLER and breaking out holds of PATTERSON. JJ Dykeman (Machinist) left ship on month’s leave.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy with occasional rain. Calm to light airs from SE. Discharging PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work.
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5 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy during morning and mid watch. Clearing during forenoon. Light breeze from SE. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear first part. Rainy latter part. Light breeze from SE.
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50874fd809d4090755031537: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1082_1.jpg)
50874fd809d4090755031539: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1083_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 6th December 1895]
50874fd809d409075503153b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1083_1.jpg) Duplicate scan of remarks page for 6th December 1895]
6 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light breeze from SE. Crew at work cleaning HASSLER and removing stores from PATTERSON. Engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast with occasional drizzle. Calm to light breeze from SE. Received: 10 gallons of oil. Sent down topgallant and topsail yards and rig in jib booms. Stowed them on wharf. Officers engaged at office work.
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7 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Fair and pleasant. Calm to light breeze from SE. Sent down main and mizzen topmast and stowed them on wharf. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs from SE. At noon USRC GRANT left port.
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8 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Clear and pleasant weather. Light airs from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Light airs to light breeze from SW.
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9 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Calm to light airs from SE. Officers and crew transferred to HASSLER. Engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light breeze from SE. Discharging ballast from PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work. The leave of Ensign WB Hoggatt was extended until December 22 by the Superintendent.
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10 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy weather. Light rain. Light airs from SE. Transferred red pennant to HASSLER. Engaged at office work. Crew at work discharging ballast from hold of PATTERSON.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, drizzling rain during first watch. Calm to light breeze from SE. Crew engaged in getting ballast out of PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work.
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11 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, passing showers during mid watch. Calm to light airs from SE. Discharging ballast from PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy and rainy. Light breeze from SE. Crew at work discharging ballast from the PATTERSON.
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12 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Light to gentle breeze from SE. Crew at work discharging ballast from PATTERSON. Engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from SE. Discharging ballast from PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work.
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13 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Light breeze to very stiff breeze in squalls from SE. Discharging ballast from PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Light to moderate breeze from SE. By order of Commanding Officer discharged Joichi Igi (Mess Attendant), service no longer required.
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14 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Light to fresh breeze from SSE and SE. Officers engaged at office work. By order of Commanding Officer enlisted Ivataro Kawai (Mess Attendant).
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from SE. Officers engaged at office work. Ensign WB Hoggatt returned from leave.
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15 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy and rainy. Light airs to light breeze from N’d and W’d during mid watch, shifting to SE at 4.00. Ensign HK Benham was detached and ordered to the Washington Navy Yard.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, raining and snowing. Light airs and breeze from SE.
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16 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast first part, with passing rain showers and snow. Clearing later. Calm, light airs and breeze from SE and NW. Crew engaged in breaking out water tanks in PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, light airs to light breeze from NW. Officers engaged at office work.
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50874fd809d4090755031567: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1094_1.jpg)
50874fd809d4090755031569: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1095_0.jpg) [Duplicate scan of weather page for 17th December 1895]
50874fd809d409075503156b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1095_1.jpg) [Duplicate scan of remarks page for 17th December 1895]
17 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Fair, calm to light variable airs and breezes. At 9.00 two carpenters from shore commenced taking off outside planking of PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Calm and light airs from SE. Carpenters from shore quit work on PATTERSON at 5.00. Received from Seattle Hardware Co: one hand shovel. Officers engaged at office work.
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18 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, snowing and misty. Light airs and breezes from SE. Three carpenters from shore began work on PATTERSON at 7.30. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, snowing, about noon began rain. Three carpenters from shore at work taking off outside planking of PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work.
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19 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and raining. Light to moderate breeze from SE. Four carpenters from shore at work taking off outside planking of PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work. Received from Stetson & Post Mill Co: 100 feet 1 x 12 rough lumber, 1000 feet 1 x 10 D.4. S spruce, 250 feet 1” D.45 clean cedar, 150 feet 1” D.45 clean fir, 3 pieces 3 x 4 x 30 rough 90, 3 pieces 3 x 4 x 20 rough 60, 6 pieces 3 x 4 x 24 rough 144, 6 pieces 2 x 4 x 24 rough 96. Ensign WN Gilman reported for duty on board.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and squally. Light to stiff breeze from SE. Carpenters from shore stopped work on PATTERSON at 4pm. Officers engaged at office work.
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20 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, light to fresh breeze from SE to SW. Seven carpenters from shore began work on PATTERSON at 7.30 am. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy, clearing last four hours. Calm and light airs to light breeze from SSE and SE. Officers engaged in office work. Ten carpenters from shore removing copper and outside planking from the PATTERSON. Sent following instruments to Coast Survey office at Washington: theodolites #62, 88, 87, and eye piece of #126; binoculars #170, 230, 145. Received from M Seller & Co: 2 dozen tumblers, 1 cream pitcher, 4 oil and vinegar bottles.
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21 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Partially clear to overcast. Cloudy and misty. Light airs from SE, shifting to E, NE and NW. Officers engaged in office work. Ten carpenters from shore engaged removing outside planking from the PATTERSON.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair. Light airs from SE. Carpenters at work on PATTERSON.
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50874fd809d409075503157f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USCS Patterson/Book 105/IMG_1100_1.jpg)
22 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Light to moderate breeze from SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, rainy and squally. Light breeze to moderate gale from SE.
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23 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, squally and raining first part, clearing later. Moderate gale in squalls from SE decreasing to light airs. Eight carpenters from shore began work on PATTERSON at 7.30 and one at 9.00. Officers engaged in office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Fair and pleasant. Light airs to light breeze from SE and S. Carpenters at work on PATTERSON until 4.00. Officers engaged in office work. Received from Schwabacher and Co: stores as per appended list. [There is no scan of an appended list.]
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24 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Fair to overcast, cloudy and cool. Light airs to light breeze from SE. At 7.30 6 carpenters from shore began work on PATTERSON. Officers engaged in office work. Received from West Seattle Hardware Co: stores as per appended list.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy. Light airs to light breeze from SE to S. Received from Schwabacher and Co: 10 bales twine, 5 gallons alcohol. Carpenters at work on PATTERSON. Officers engaged at office work. G Dolph (Quartermaster) left ship on a month’s leave.
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25 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast and rainy. Clearing about noon. Light to moderate breeze from S to SSE.
Meridian to midnight:
Partly clear. Calm and light airs and breeze from S.
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26 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, squally and raining. Light to stiff breeze in squalls from S and SE. Six carpenters from shore at work on PATTERSON from 7.25 until noon when they quit work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and cloudy. Rainy and squally. Light to fresh breeze from SE. Received from Seattle Hardware Co: 100 lbs white lead.
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27 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, cloudy and squally. Light to very fresh breeze in squalls from SE and SSE, shifting to S and SW and NW at end of watch.
Meridian to midnight:
Cloudy, calm to light breeze from NW and SE. Received form USC&GS Office: 2 packs stationery. Received from Seattle Hardware Co: 6 meat dishes, 2 dozen teaspoons 1 dozen coffee mugs, 6 sugar bowls, 6 salt cellars, 6 mustard pots.
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28 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Clear, calm to moderate breeze from SE to SSE.
Meridian to midnight:
Clear and pleasant. Light airs and breeze from SE. Boarded up PATTERSON. Received from Seattle Hardware Co: 1 keg (10d) nails; from Schwabacher Bros: 12 scrubbing brushes; and from Standard Oil Co: 30 gallons Astral Oil.
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29 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, snowing and raining. Light airs to gentle breeze from SE. Lieutenant AG Rogers USN granted one month’s leave from this date.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, cloudy and rainy, to fair and cool. Light to moderate breeze from SSE to S.
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30 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Cloudy, pleasant weather. Light airs to gentle breeze from S to SE.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast and rainy. Light to gentle breeze from SE. Officers engaged at office work.
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31 December 1895
Seattle
Lat 47.59, Long -122.37
Midnight to meridian:
Overcast, snowing, followed by rain. Light to fresh breeze from SE and SSE. Officers engaged at office work.
Meridian to midnight:
Overcast, light airs and breeze from N, NW and ESE. Officers engaged at office work.
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