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LOG BOOK – MAY 3RD 1890 TO NOVEMBER 30TH 1890
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Log book of the USS "Bear" commencing May 3rd 1890 at San Francisco, Cal, ending November 30th, 1890, at San Francisco, Cal
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List of Officers attached to and on board of the USS Bear, commanded by Captain M A Healy USRM during the period covered by this log-book from May 3, 1890, to November 30, 1890
LIST OF OFFICERS 1890 MAY 3 TO NOVEMBER 30 1890
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Complement of Petty officers, Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Landsmen, Boys, and Marines on board
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Description of Instruments used for Meteorological Observations and their location, &c
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Armament of the USS Bear
Primary
Small Arms
ARMAMENT
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Deviation of the Standard Compass N° on board o fthe
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LOGS FOR MAY 1890
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3 May 1890
Lat 37.80, Long -122.62
coal: 6 tons 700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 197 tons 2050 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
san francisco cal
1020 underway and steamed down the Bay
Mrs. MA Healy and I.J. Blakenly Supt LSS on board by authority of the Department.
At 10.15 exchanged costor signals with OR and N Co's steamer bound to Southard.
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4 May 1890
Lat 40.33, Long -124.33
coal: 9 tons 1910 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 188 tons 140 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
at sea
thick fog
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5 May 1890
Lat 43.35, Long -124.82
coal: 9 tons 790 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 178 tons 1590 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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5 May 1890
at sea
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6 May 1890
Lat 46.20, Long -124.43
coal: 8 tons 1570 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 170 tons 20 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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6 May 1890
at sea
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7 May 1890
Lat 48.60, Long -124.83
coal: 6 tons 1220 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 163 tons 1040 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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7 May 1890
at sea
1130 anchored Washington
1455 underway up Strait of Juan de Fuca
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8 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 159 tons 680 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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8 May 1890
at sea
1035 made fast to mooring buoy off coal wharf, Seattle
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9 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 250 tons 1716 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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9 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
0945 cast off from coal mooring buoy and steamed to A.C. Co's Coal Wharf. 1010 made fast
coal: 92.5 tons received - 1700 stopped coaling
Dr. Sheldon Jackson - came on board for passage to Point Barrow and return by authority of Department
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10 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 106 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 315 tons 1610 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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10 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 66 tons -
Henry Davis, seaman - Deserted
C. Mc Cathy, seaman - Placed in single irons, refused to carry coal.
coal: 66 tons received - 1530 stopped coaling for the day
coal: 66 tons -
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11 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 20 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 314 tons 1590 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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11 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Henry Davis , seaman - Returned
H. Waite, 2nd class boy - Deserted
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12 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 266 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 361 tons 2220 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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12 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 48 tons -
coal: 207 tons - total amount of coal received
Fr Yoshisawap, 2nd class boy - absent without leave
coal: 48 896/2340 received - 1100 stopped coaling received in total 207 112/2240 tons
1405 cast off from wharf and steamed to mooring buoy, 1420 made fast
Revenue Steamer "Walcott" - arrived in port
coal: 48 896/2240 tons -
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13 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 20 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 360 tons 2300 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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13 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Revenue Steamer "Wolcott" - left the harbor
Fr Yoshisawa 2nd class boy - Deserter
Rev. Str. "Wolcott" - left the harbor
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14 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 2180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 360 tons 20 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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14 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Vessel open to visitors during the day
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15 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 359 tons 920 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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15 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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16 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 940 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 358 tons 2230 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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16 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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17 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 358 tons 1400 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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17 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
FH Dimack, 3rd lieut. - off dut sick
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Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
POSSIBLE DUPLICATED LOG
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 358 tons 1400 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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18 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 358 tons 700 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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18 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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19 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 357 tons 2120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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19 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
FH Dimock, 3rd lieut. - sick and off duty
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20 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 357 tons 1300 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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20 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
FH Dimock, 3rd lieut. - sick and off duty
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21 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 357 tons 480 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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21 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
FH Dimock, 3rd lieut. - off sick list and on duty
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23 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 830 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 356 tons 1900 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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22 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
DUPLICATED DATE???? SHOULD BE 22 May
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23 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 356 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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23 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
DUPLICATED DATE ?????
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24 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 356 tons 260 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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24 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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25 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 355 tons 1680 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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25 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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26 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 355 tons 860 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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26 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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27 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 355 tons 40 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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27 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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28 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 354 tons 860 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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28 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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29 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 354 tons 40 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 354 tons 40 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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29 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Lieutenant Quinning - Lieutenants Quinning and Ainsworth received commissions as Second lieutenants in the Revenue service; both too oaths of office and subscribed to same; former on May 26 and latter on May 28.
Lieutenant Ainsworth - Lieutenants Quinning and Ainsworth received commissions as Second lieutenants in the Revenue service; both too oaths of office and subscribed to same; former on May 26 and latter on May 28.
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30 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 353 tons 1460 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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30 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Dressedd mastheads in honor of the day
The day being a national holiday, all unnecessary work suspended
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31 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 353 tons 640 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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31 May 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
LOGS FOR JUNE 1890
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1 June 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 352 tons 2060 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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1 June 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
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2 June 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Louis Cummings, 2nd class boy - sick list
coal: 820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 352 tons 1240 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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2 June 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Revenue Cutter "Walcott" - arrived in port
Rev. Cutter "Wolcott" - arrived in port
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3 June 1890
Lat 48.27, Long -123.47
coal: 344 tons 2160 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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3 June 1890
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Revenue Cutter "Wolcott" - 0340 left the harbor
0350 underway and out of harbor
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4 June 1890
Lat 49.15, Long -127.68
coal: 6 tons 660 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 338 tons 1500 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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4 June 1890
at sea
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5 June 1890
Lat 49.83, Long -131.75
Louis Cummings, 2nd class boy, H Williams, Qmaster, Charles Jpohnson, Boatswain - sick list
coal: 4 tons 1860 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 333 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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5 June 1890
at sea
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6 June 1890
Lat 50.43, Long -135.80
coal: 327 tons 2100 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 2020 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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6 June 1890
at sea
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7 June 1890
Lat 51.97, Long -140.12
coal: 6 tons 20 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 321 tons 2080 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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7 June 1890
at sea
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8 June 1890
Lat 52.37, Long -145.02
coal: 6 tons 1740 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 315 tons 340 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001401: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_043_1.jpg)
8 June 1890
at sea
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9 June 1890
Lat 52.62, Long -149.05
coal: 6 tons 180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 309 tons 160 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001405: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_044_1.jpg)
9 June 1890
at sea
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10 June 1890
Lat 52.97, Long -153.72
coal: 3 tons 340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 305 tons 2060 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001409: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_045_1.jpg)
10 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d409075500140b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_046_0.jpg)
11 June 1890
Lat 53.43, Long -156.65
coal: 6 tons 980 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 299 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d409075500140d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_046_1.jpg)
11 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d409075500140f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_047_0.jpg)
12 June 1890
Lat 53.67, Long -160.08
coal: 292 tons 1410 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 1910 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d4090755001411: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_047_1.jpg)
12 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d4090755001413: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_048_0.jpg)
13 June 1890
Lat 53.68, Long -162.82
coal: 7 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 284 tons 2170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001415: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_048_1.jpg)
13 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d4090755001417: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_049_0.jpg)
14 June 1890
Lat 53.87, Long -166.52
coal: 4 tons 140 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 280 tons 2030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001419: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_049_1.jpg)
14 June 1890
at sea
Made fast to wharf at Ounalaska
1110 made fast to wharf Ounalaska
Captain M.A. Seaby - Author of the page
50874d5d09d409075500141b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_050_0.jpg)
15 June 1890
ounalaska
coal: 1 ton 430 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 279 tons 1610 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d409075500141d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_050_1.jpg)
15 June 1890
ounalaska
A.C. Co's Steamers "Karluk" & "Dora" - arrived
U.S. R.C. "Albatross" - arrived in port
Albatross - arrived in port
50874d5d09d409075500141f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_051_0.jpg)
16 June 1890
ounalaska
coal: 278 tons 1270 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 0340? lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
L.Cumming - sick list
Thos. Johnson, Boatswain - sick list
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16 June 1890
ounalaska
Comdg officer received call from Comdg officer of USRC strm Albatross
Boarded strm Arago, San Francisco, O'Hara master NA Com Co, stm Karluk San Francisco Thomas Master A Com Co, Stm Dora San Francisco Hague master A Com Co
50874d5d09d4090755001423: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_052_0.jpg)
17 June 1890
Lat 54.03, Long -167.25
coal: 3 tons 2140 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 274 tons 1370 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001425: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_052_1.jpg)
17 June 1890
ounalaska
50874d5d09d4090755001427: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_053_0.jpg)
18 June 1890
Lat 56.10, Long -169.52
NOT UPDATING "Lieutenant DennisO26532 weather reports on 2765 pages contributed to this voyage. Your captain has contributed 26296 weather reports. Do more than them to be promoted to Captain!"
coal: 269 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d4090755001429: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_053_1.jpg)
18 June 1890
behring sea
2130 came to anchor in Southwest Bay St. George Island
50874d5d09d409075500142b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_054_0.jpg)
19 June 1890
st george island
coal: 2 tons 400 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 267 tons 1480 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d409075500142d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_054_1.jpg)
19 June 1890
behring sea sw bay st george island
VERIFY DATA "Lieutenant DennisO26556 weather reports on 2768 pages contributed to this voyage. Your captain has contributed 26296 weather reports. Do more than them to be promoted to Captain!"
1030 up anchor and steamed around Island. 1245 came to in Garden lane
2130 got underway
50874d5d09d409075500142f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_055_0.jpg)
20 June 1890
Lat 57.12, Long -170.28
coal: 4 tons 1410 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 263 tons 70 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001431: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_055_1.jpg)
20 June 1890
at sea
0700 came to St. Paul Island
1725 underway
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21 June 1890
Lat 58.40, Long -173.37
coal: 255 tons 1330 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 980 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d4090755001435: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_056_1.jpg)
21 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d4090755001437: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_057_0.jpg)
22 June 1890
Lat 60.33, Long -178.20
coal: 7 tons 1900 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 247 tons 1670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001439: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_057_1.jpg)
22 June 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d409075500143b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_058_0.jpg)
23 June 1890
Lat 62.48, Long 177.87
coal: 242 tons 2110 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 1800 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d409075500143d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_058_1.jpg)
23 June 1890
at sea
At 1400 anchored off Indian encampment
Distributed Government presents among twenty (20) of Indians instrumental in extendinghsopitalities to J.B. Vincent and others of Napoleon's Crew. Sent Messengers over country to summon chiefs of Deer men to meet the "Bear"
50874d5d09d409075500143f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_059_0.jpg)
24 June 1890
Lat 62.3, Long 179.1
cape narain
coal: 241 tons 1930 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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24 June 1890
Lat 62.3, Long 179.1
cape nararin indian encampment
Distributed presents to WOncheat Poiack and the father of Outourak and the mother of Yardgidigan (Indians named by J B Vincent as especially instrumental in his preservation) and to twety five (25) other Deermen and Indians of the vicinity
1550 hove up anchor and made sail
At 1900 lost anchor
Distributed presents to Woncheat Toiack and the father of Outonrack and mother of Yardgidigan (Indians named by J.B. Vincent as especially instrumental in his preservation) and to twenty-five (25) other Deermen and Indians of the vicinity. Crew handling presents as required.
50874d5d09d4090755001443: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_060_0.jpg)
25 June 1890
Lat 62.50, Long 177.98
coal: 1 ton 160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 240 tons 1770 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001445: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_060_1.jpg)
25 June 1890
Lat 62.3, Long 179.1
cape navarin siberia indian encampment Finished distributing presents to Indians.
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26 June 1890
Lat 62.33, Long 178.42
coal: 4 tons 2030 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 235 tons 1980 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001449: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_061_1.jpg)
26 June 1890
Lat 62.3, Long 179.1
indian encampment cape nararin siberia
Entered drift ice
Sighted drift ice to Southward and Eastward
Working through large field of dirft ice ot Eastward of Cape Naranin.
50874d5d09d409075500144b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_062_0.jpg)
27 June 1890
Lat 62.98, Long -176.25
coal: 3 tons 460 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 232 tons 1520 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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27 June 1890
at sea
thick fog
50874d5d09d409075500144f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_063_0.jpg)
28 June 1890
Lat 63.23, Long -172.58
coal: 226 tons 2030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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28 June 1890
at sea
1735 anchored off village St. Lawrence Island
Surgeon Holmes - administering to the natives.
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29 June 1890
Lat 64.40, Long -172.33
coal: 2 tons 1010 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 234 tons 1020 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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29 June 1890
at anchor of cape chibnkak st lawrence island
Secured Indian interpreter to assist in obtaining census of natives of St Lawrence Island
0020 underway
0540 anchored off Indian Point Village, Siberia
Secured Indian Interpreter to assist in obtaining census of natives of St. Lawrence Island.
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30 June 1890
Lat 63.82, Long -171.58
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30 June 1890
Lat 64.4, Long -172.2
at anchor off indian point siberia
0225 UNDERWAY
Lieut Dimock - ashore with interpreter, taking census of natives of village, St. Lawrence Island. Surgeon Holmes assisting in cenus and also in administrating to natives.
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Abstract of Log for June, 1890
ABSTRACT OF LOG FOR JUNE, 1890
LOGS FOR JULY 1890
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1 July 1890
Lat 64.68, Long -169.73
coal: 5 tons 2210 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 214 tons 280 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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1 July 1890
at sea
1715 anchored off village King's Island
2150 underway
Gave interpreter for services rendered one (1) box bread and one (1) bag flour and issued 2 rations to him during his stay on board.
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2 July 1890
Lat 65.27, Long -166.78
coal: 1 ton 1930 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 212 tons 590 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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2 July 1890
at sea
0315 anchored in midst of Whaling fleet
21 Whaling ships and two trading schooners - in port
Surgeib if ship attending to sick of Whaling fleet
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2 July 1890
Lat 65.2, Long -166.7
port clarence
Continued from preceeding page
Destroyed seven cases containing 16 1/2 gallons gin and six bbls containing 210 gallons alcohol found on boat the "Helen MAr" and reported vessel for violation ~ 1955 ~ Statutes
july 02, 1890 continued
Names and Masters - all vessels in port boarded
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3 July 1890
Lat 65.08, Long -167.58
coal: 3 tons 1940 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 208 tons 890 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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3 July 1890
Lat 65.2, Long -166.7
port clarence
0810 underway and stood out of harbor
2050 came to in Port Clarence harbor
sent boat ashore with officers and Interpreter Kelly. Obtained census of village with assistance of Mr. Kelly.
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4 July 1890
Lat 65.50, Long -167.75
coal: 205 tons 1620 lbs - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1510 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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4 July 1890
Lat 65.2, Long -166.7
port clarence
Sunrise dressed mast heads in honor of the day
0750 underway
At 0825 came to off Cape Prince of Wales
Sent ashore tent and one weeks provisions for ten (10) men while erecting house.
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5 July 1890
cape prince of wales
coal: 204 tons 1280 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d4090755001475: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_072_1.jpg)
5 July 1890
Lat 53.4, Long -170.3
at anchor off indian village cape prince of wales
6.35am: Sent 1st and 2nd cutter and ten (10) in charge of 1st Lieut accompanied by Dr Jackson and Mr Thornton to assist in building school house
6.35 sent in 1st and 2d cutters and ten(10) men in charge of 1st Lieut. accompanied by Dr. Jackson and Mr. Thornton to assist in building school house. 7.45 1st cutter returned, hoisted same.
50874d5d09d4090755001477: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_073_0.jpg)
6 July 1890
cape prince of wales
coal: 203 tons 940 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
Jas. Cummings Seaman - sick list
50874d5d09d4090755001479: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_073_1.jpg)
6 July 1890
Lat 53.4, Long -170.3
at anchor off indian village cape prince of wales
3.30 boat came alongside with Captain Smith from whaling Bark Balaena hove to off shore to communicate with commanding officer of Bear.
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7 July 1890
cape prince of wales
coal: 202 tons 600 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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7 July 1890
Lat 53.4, Long -170.3
at anchor off indian village cape prince of wales
Sent carpenter and five men ashore accompanied by Commissioner Jackson and Teacher Thorton to work on house.
3rd Lieut Dimock and Indian Interpreter ashore taking census of village. 1st Lieut Buhner, Carpenter and part of crew assisting in erection of house.  Boatswain and balance of crew employed on boat's sails. 11.30 1st Lieut Buhner returned.
Boarded schr. Bonanza, San Francisco, Baxter master, trading and whaling bound to Port Clarence.
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8 July 1890
Lat 65.77, Long -168.92
coal: 199 tons 480 lbs, - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 120 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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8 July 1890
cape prince of wales
0825 up anchor, made sail
6.45 sent ashore 2d cutter with five men, with provisions and bedding, accompanied by Mr. Thornton, teacher to assist in building school house.
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9 July 1890
Lat 63.1, Long -168.9
east cape siberia
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 198 tons 60 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001485: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_076_1.jpg)
9 July 1890
Lat 63.1, Long -168.9
east cape siberia
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10 July 1890
Lat 65.77, Long -169.03
coal: 4 tons 1340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 193 tons 960 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d4090755001489: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_077_1.jpg)
10 July 1890
Lat 63.1, Long -168.9
east cape siberia
0415 underway
1255 came to off Diomede Island Village
1710 underway
2120 came to off Indian Village, Cape Prince of Wales
Surgeon Holmes went on shore to attend sick natives.
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11 July 1890
cape prince of wales
coal: 192 tons 540 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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11 July 1890
cape prince of wales
Natives from village on board
810 sent ashore 3rd cutter with five (5) men and Dr. Jackson to assist in completion of school house.
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12 July 1890
cape prince of wales
coal: 189 tons 2040 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 740 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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12 July 1890
cape prince of wales
1610 underway
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13 July 1890
Lat 66.30, Long -165.83
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13 July 1890
at sea
Lieut. Dimock and Indian Interpreters went ashore to take census of Kikiktuk Village.
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14 July 1890
Lat 66.75, Long -162.53
coal: 2 tons 2020 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 184 tons 560 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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14 July 1890
at sea
Schooner "Alton" - 8.45 boat from Schooner "Alton" came alongside
50874d5d09d409075500149b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_082_0.jpg)
15 July 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
kotzebne sound
coal: 183 tons 140 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d409075500149d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_082_1.jpg)
15 July 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
kotzebue sound
50874d5d09d409075500149f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_083_0.jpg)
16 July 1890
Lat 66.90, Long -163.30
coal: 181 tons 840 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1540 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014a1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_083_1.jpg)
16 July 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
kotzebue sound
0850 made all sail
50874d5d09d40907550014a3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_084_0.jpg)
17 July 1890
Lat 67.92, Long -166.20
50874d5d09d40907550014a5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_084_1.jpg)
17 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
at sea
0945 Cape Thompson came to anchor
1845 underway
2310 anchored in midst of whaling fleet
Bk Thomas Pope, New Bedford, Fisher from San Francisco - Boarded and examined
50874d5d09d40907550014a7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_085_0.jpg)
18 July 1890
Lat 68.42, Long -166.73
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 176 tons 640 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014a9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_085_1.jpg)
18 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
at anchor off point hope alaska
50874d5d09d40907550014ab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_086_0.jpg)
19 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
coal: 175 tons 220 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014ad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_086_1.jpg)
19 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
50874d5d09d40907550014af: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_087_0.jpg)
20 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
coal: 173 tons 2040 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014b1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_087_1.jpg)
20 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
Am Brig W H Meyer, San Francisco, Bolles Whaling - Boarded and examined
Am. Schr Silver Ware, San Francisco, Bayne Whaling and trading - Boarded and examined
"Little Ohio" - Took on board from steam whaler "Belvidere" James Gray, one of the crew of whaling bark "Little Ohio" wrecked on Point Hope in 1888
50874d5d09d40907550014b3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_088_0.jpg)
21 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
coal: 1 ton 1230 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 172 tons 820 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014b5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_088_1.jpg)
21 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
0435 underway
0525 came to off Point Hope school House
boat from Stm. Wm Lewis - came alongside and procured mail.
50874d5d09d40907550014b7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_089_0.jpg)
22 July 1890
Lat 68.78, Long -166.42
coal: 171 tons 260 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014b9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_089_1.jpg)
22 July 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
point hope
At 0700 underway
50874d5d09d40907550014bb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_090_0.jpg)
23 July 1890
Lat 70.03, Long -163.93
coal: 1 ton 620 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 169 tons 1880 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014bd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_090_1.jpg)
23 July 1890
at sea
50874d5d09d40907550014bf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_091_0.jpg)
24 July 1890
Lat 70.65, Long -159.92
coal: 165 tons 1930 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 2190 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014c1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_091_1.jpg)
24 July 1890
at sea
1155 anchored off Cape Collie
Bark "Reindeer" -
50874d5d09d40907550014c3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_092_0.jpg)
25 July 1890
Lat 70.57, Long -160.53
coal: 163 tons 1190 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1740 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014c5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_092_1.jpg)
25 July 1890
Lat 70.6, Long -160.0
at anchor off indian village wainwright inlet
0425 underway
At0700 made ice field
3rd Lieut. Dimock and Interpreter landed to take census of natives.
50874d5d09d40907550014c7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_093_0.jpg)
26 July 1890
Lat 70.80, Long -159.57
coal: 1 ton 1190 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 162 tons - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014c9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_093_1.jpg)
26 July 1890
Lat 70.8, Long -159.7
off indian village point belsher
0400 at anchor off Point Belcher
2300 underway
50874d5d09d40907550014cb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_094_0.jpg)
27 July 1890
Lat 70.83, Long -159.32
coal: 2 tons 1540 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 159 tons 700 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014cd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_094_1.jpg)
27 July 1890
at sea
1500 came to off Sea Horse Island
Bark William Baylis - Boarded and examined
50874d5d09d40907550014cf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_095_0.jpg)
28 July 1890
Lat 70.87, Long -158.75
coal: 157 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1220 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014d1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_095_1.jpg)
28 July 1890
Lat 70.9, Long -158.7
at anchor off sea horse island
Am. Bk. James Allen, San Francisco - Boarded and examined
Am Bark Helen Mar " - Boarded and examined
Am Bark Sea Ranger " - Boarded and examined
Bark "Mars" of San Francisco - came to anchor among whaling fleet
50874d5d09d40907550014d3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_096_0.jpg)
29 July 1890
Lat 70.87, Long -158.73
coal: 156 tons 430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014d5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_096_1.jpg)
29 July 1890
Lat 70.9, Long -158.7
at anchor off sea horse island
Ice pack observed off shore extending from NNW to SW distant 10 to 12 miles
schooner "Silver Ware" - came to anchor among whaling fleet
50874d5d09d40907550014d7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_097_0.jpg)
30 July 1890
Lat 70.87, Long -158.73
coal: 1 ton 1780 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 154 tons 890 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5d09d40907550014d9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_097_1.jpg)
30 July 1890
Lat 70.9, Long -158.7
at anchor off sea horse island
50874d5d09d40907550014db: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_098_0.jpg)
31 July 1890
Lat 71.35, Long -156.62
coal: 150 tons 1200 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 1930 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014dd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_098_1.jpg)
31 July 1890
Lat 70.9, Long -158.7
at anchor off sea horse island
Vessel working through the ice
0750 anchored off Cape Smyth
Surgeon rendered medical assistance to sick of whaling fleet. A number of vessels arrived and departed during watch.
Discharged Indian Interpreters Charley and Mary their services in taking census being no longer needed.
LOGS FOR AUGUST 1890
50874d5d09d40907550014df: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_099_0.jpg)
1 August 1890
Lat 71.38, Long -156.00
coal: 148 tons 190 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1010 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5d09d40907550014e1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_099_1.jpg)
1 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
Loaned spirit compass to steam Bark Balaena of San Francisco.
50874d5d09d40907550014e3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_100_0.jpg)
2 August 1890
Lat 71.38, Long -156.17
coal: 2 tons 720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 145 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014e5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_100_1.jpg)
2 August 1890
Lat 71.4, Long -156.5
off point barrow alaska
Received on board with their effects the following persons, ten(10) in number, constituting the crew of the Bark "Thomas Pope" dismasted off Point Hope on the 28th ultimo taken off by Stmr "Wm. Lewis" and transferred to Bear as shipwrecked mariners, the Lewis having no accommodation for them: John D. Silva, mate, Samual Purdy, 2d mate, James Dario, Cabin boy; George Youle, John Reynolds, John Holmberg, A. Alexanderson, Jas. Lawson, E. Silva, and C. Jones seaman.
50874d5e09d40907550014e7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_101_0.jpg)
3 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 144 tons 1700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 144 tons 10 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014e9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_101_1.jpg)
3 August 1890
at sea
0040 came to off Cape Smyth House of Refuge
Built raft of lumber for Refuge Station, landed and hauled same on site for building store house; landed also a portion of outfits of the station for 1891. Executive officer ashore at station. Shipped S. Anderson ordinary seaman and rated him seaman in lieu of B.J. Jilton discharged.
1.50 carpenter and five men went ashore to erect store-house for station. Indian Interpreters Charley and Mary left the vessel discharged from date.
50874d5e09d40907550014eb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_102_0.jpg)
4 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 142 tons 1460 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 790 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550014ed: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_102_1.jpg)
4 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth
Returned to steam whaler "Wm. Lewis" the chronometer left on board the Bear to rate.
50874d5e09d40907550014ef: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_103_0.jpg)
5 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 141 tons 170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014f1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_103_1.jpg)
5 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth
Mary K Thomas - whaling schooner anchored off village
Northern Light - whaling bark, took two crewman from wrecked ship
Captain Simmons - from bark "Northern Light"
E Silva - transferred to "Northern Light" from wrecked "Thomas Pope"
John Reynolds - transferred to "Northern Light" from wrecked "Thomas Pope"
50874d5e09d40907550014f3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_104_0.jpg)
6 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 1 ton 2300 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 139 tons 210 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014f5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_104_1.jpg)
6 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth
At 4 called all hands and commenced rafting coal ashore.
8.45 boats returned having landed all stores and provisions brought on this vessel for US House of Refuge. Mr. H.D. Wolfe and son came on board from whaling station at Cape Smyth and furnished transportation to Ounalaska, the former to act as interpreter and as required without compensation, and providing their own subsistence
50874d5e09d40907550014f7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_105_0.jpg)
7 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth
coal: 1 ton 1400 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 137 tons 1020 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014f9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_105_1.jpg)
7 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
50874d5e09d40907550014fb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_106_0.jpg)
8 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 1 ton 1520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 135 tons 1740 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550014fd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_106_1.jpg)
8 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
schr "Mary H. Thomas" of San Francsico - Boarded schr "Mary H. Thomas" of San Francsico, Smith master, landing shores one the cape for whaling station.
stowing supplies in House of Refuge. Commanding officer ashore on official business
50874d5e09d40907550014ff: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_107_0.jpg)
9 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
coal: 133 tons 650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1090 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001501: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_107_1.jpg)
9 August 1890
Lat 71.3, Long -156.8
cape smyth alaska
1610 underway
1730 anchored
2105 underway
50874d5e09d4090755001503: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_108_0.jpg)
10 August 1890
Lat 70.48, Long -160.50
coal: 6 tons 2120 - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 126 tons 770 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001505: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_108_1.jpg)
10 August 1890
Lat 70.8, Long -159.7
at sea
Between 1 and 2 passed light field of drift ice steaming southward and westward at half speed
50874d5e09d4090755001507: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_109_0.jpg)
11 August 1890
Lat 68.87, Long -164.87, off cape sabine
coal: 3 tons 1700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 122 tons 1310 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001509: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_109_1.jpg)
11 August 1890
at sea
0940 anchored off Coal Bluffs, Cape Sabine
50874d5e09d409075500150b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_110_0.jpg)
12 August 1890
Lat 68.9, Long -166.2
cape lisburne s 12 e distant 2 miles
coal: 119 tons 1180 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 130 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d409075500150d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_110_1.jpg)
12 August 1890
at anchor off coal bluff cape sabine
0915 underway
anchorage Cape Lisburne
strong wind, back ropes parted carrying away jib-boom at cap. Stopped engine to clear away wreck and recovered all rigging and sails, commanding officer having charge of deck.
50874d5e09d409075500150f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_111_0.jpg)
13 August 1890
Lat 68.9, Long -166.2
cape lisburne alaska
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 117 tons 2130 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001511: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_111_1.jpg)
13 August 1890
Lat 68.9, Long -166.2
at anchor cape lisburne
50874d5e09d4090755001513: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_112_0.jpg)
14 August 1890
Lat 68.9, Long -166.2
cape lisburne se12s distant 2 miles
coal: 114 tons 480 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 1650 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001515: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_112_1.jpg)
14 August 1890
Lat 68.9, Long -166.2
at anchor cape lisburne
1115 underway
1845 came to
Bark Thomas Pope - Made Bark Thomas Pope on starboard bow. Kept away for it SWby S
Natives on baord and surgeon attending to sick
50874d5e09d4090755001517: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_113_0.jpg)
15 August 1890
Lat 67.30, Long -164.58, cape thompson
coal: 6 tons 260 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 108 tons 220 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001519: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_113_1.jpg)
15 August 1890
Lat 68.3, Long -166.8
at anchor off point hope
At 0430 underway
50874d5e09d409075500151b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_114_0.jpg)
16 August 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
cape blossom kotzibue sound bore e12n distant 3 miles
coal: 3 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 104 tons 1300 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d409075500151d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_114_1.jpg)
16 August 1890
at sea
0840 came to anchor Cape Blossom
Officer and boats crew ashore at Indian Camp
surgeon attending natives
50874d5e09d409075500151f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_115_0.jpg)
17 August 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
cape blossom kotzibue sound bore e12n distant 3 miles
coal: 101 tons 2180 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001521: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_115_1.jpg)
17 August 1890
Lat 66.5, Long -162.8
off cape blossom kotzebne sound
0335 underway
50874d5e09d4090755001523: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_116_0.jpg)
18 August 1890
Lat 65.87, Long -167.85
coal: 97 tons 980 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 1200 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001525: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_116_1.jpg)
18 August 1890
at sea
1310 came to near Point Prince of Wales
50874d5e09d4090755001527: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_117_0.jpg)
19 August 1890
Lat 66.20, Long -168.20
coal: 5 tons 1780 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 91 tons 1440 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001529: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_117_1.jpg)
19 August 1890
at anchor nd of cape prince of wales
0150 underway
Communicated with missionaries
50874d5e09d409075500152b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_118_0.jpg)
20 August 1890
Lat 64.57, Long -166.67
coal: 84 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d409075500152d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_118_1.jpg)
20 August 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d409075500152f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_119_0.jpg)
21 August 1890
st michaels
coal: 80 tons 190 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 970 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001531: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_119_1.jpg)
21 August 1890
at sea
1315 came to, Egg Island
50874d5e09d4090755001533: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_120_0.jpg)
22 August 1890
st michaels alaska
coal: 77 tons 1390 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1040 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001535: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_120_1.jpg)
22 August 1890
st michaels alaska
1950 got underway
50874d5e09d4090755001537: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_121_0.jpg)
23 August 1890
Lat 63.82, Long -165.03
coal: 6 tons 1570 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 70 tons 2060 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001539: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_121_1.jpg)
23 August 1890
norton sound
50874d5e09d409075500153b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_122_0.jpg)
24 August 1890
Lat 61.17, Long -168.00, taylor
coal: 64 tons 130 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 1930 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
Speed 6.6 knots
water expended during the preceding 24 hours 200 gallons
50874d5e09d409075500153d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_122_1.jpg)
24 August 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d409075500153f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_123_0.jpg)
25 August 1890
Lat 60.02, Long -165.62
coal: 5 tons 1940 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 58 tons 430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001541: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_123_1.jpg)
25 August 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d4090755001543: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_124_0.jpg)
26 August 1890
Lat 58.65, Long -167.00
coal: 5 tons 1100 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 53 tons 1570 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
E.J. Taylor, fireman - sick list
50874d5e09d4090755001545: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_124_1.jpg)
26 August 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d4090755001547: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_125_0.jpg)
27 August 1890
st george island
coal: 49 tons 1230 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 340 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001549: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_125_1.jpg)
27 August 1890
at sea
0840 came to off Village North side St. George Island
Revenue Steamer "Rush" - 1400 anchored off Village
10.45 sighted a schooner at eastward, standing to Northward and westward. Comd'g officer received visit from special Treasury Agent Larender.
At 2.00 Rev Str "Rush" anchored off Village. Exchanged calls of com~~~. Communicated with shore.
Rev. str "Rush" - anchored
50874d5e09d409075500154b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_126_0.jpg)
28 August 1890
Lat 56.48, Long -169.25
coal: 43 tons 1550 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 1920 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d409075500154d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_126_1.jpg)
28 August 1890
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
0845 got underway
50874d5e09d409075500154f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_127_0.jpg)
29 August 1890
Lat 54.52, Long -166.87, cape cheerful sxe 14 e distant 9 miles
coal: 5 tons 2040 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 37 tons 1750 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001551: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_127_1.jpg)
29 August 1890
behring sea
1600 made fast to wharf at Ounalaska
A.C. Co's Steamer "Dora" - arrived in port
50874d5e09d4090755001553: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_128_0.jpg)
30 August 1890
ounalaska
coal: 1 ton 1820 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 35 tons 2170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001555: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_128_1.jpg)
30 August 1890
ounalaska
50874d5e09d4090755001557: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_129_0.jpg)
31 August 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 34 tons 810 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001559: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_129_1.jpg)
31 August 1890
ounalaska
Rev. Str. Rush - arrived
LOGS FOR SEPTEMBER 1890
50874d5e09d409075500155b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_130_0.jpg)
1 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5e09d409075500155d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_130_1.jpg)
1 September 1890
ounalaska
50874d5e09d409075500155f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_131_0.jpg)
2 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5e09d4090755001561: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_131_1.jpg)
2 September 1890
ounalaska
Am Schr CH White - Am Schrs CH White and Matthew Turner arrived in port
Am Schr Matthew Turner - Am Schrs CH White and Matthew Turner arrived in port
coal: 35 2000/2240 tons -
50874d5e09d4090755001563: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_132_0.jpg)
3 September 1890
ounalaska
50874d5e09d4090755001565: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_132_1.jpg)
3 September 1890
ounalaska
Coaling received total of 82 180/ tons
coal: 82 180/ tons -
50874d5e09d4090755001567: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_133_0.jpg)
4 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1740 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 111 tons 1680 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001569: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_133_1.jpg)
4 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5e09d409075500156b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_134_0.jpg)
5 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1270 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 110 tons 410 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d409075500156d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_134_1.jpg)
5 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
A.C. Co's Steamer "St. Paul" - arrived in port
Rev. Steamer Rush - Transferred John Silva, mate and Samuel Purdy, 2nd mate of wrecked bark "Thomas Pope" to Rev. Steamer Rush for passage to San Francisco
bark "Thomas Pope" - Transferred John Silva, mate and Samuel Purdy, 2nd mate of wrecked bark "Thomas Pope" to Rev. Steamer Rush for passage to San Francisco
50874d5e09d409075500156f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_135_0.jpg)
6 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 107 tons 790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1860 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001571: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_135_1.jpg)
6 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
At 1530 got underway and steamed out of harbor
Rev. Str. Rush - Reveived from Rev. Str. Rush one (1) Ritchie Compass and binnacle
Steamer "St. Paul" - Took on stores brought by Steamer "St. Paul" and four (3) mates for passage to Priblyoff Islands
50874d5e09d4090755001573: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_136_0.jpg)
7 September 1890
Lat 55.47, Long -168.17
coal: 105 tons 1670 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1260 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001575: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_136_1.jpg)
7 September 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d4090755001577: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_137_0.jpg)
8 September 1890
Lat 56.67, Long -169.55
coal: 102 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 2190 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001579: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_137_1.jpg)
8 September 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d409075500157b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_138_0.jpg)
9 September 1890
Lat 56.55, Long -170.58
coal: 1 ton 2170 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 100 tons 1790 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d409075500157d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_138_1.jpg)
9 September 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d409075500157f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_139_0.jpg)
10 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island
coal: 1 ton 2090 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 98 tons 1940 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001581: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_139_1.jpg)
10 September 1890
behring sea
1150 anchored St. Paul Island
schr Amethyst of San Francisco - anchored near
50874d5e09d4090755001583: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_140_0.jpg)
11 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island sw anchorage
coal: 96 tons 1380 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001585: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_140_1.jpg)
11 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor southwest ancorage stpaul island
1310 underway
1555 came to
50874d5e09d4090755001587: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_141_0.jpg)
12 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island ne point
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 95 tons 90 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001589: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_141_1.jpg)
12 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north east point st paul island Crew emloyed making sail corners, conering jacob's ladders and leathering oars.
50874d5e09d409075500158b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_142_0.jpg)
13 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 2 tons 350 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 92 tons 1980 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d409075500158d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_142_1.jpg)
13 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor north east point st paul island
0930 underway
1155 anchored off Village
special Treasury Agent Murray - Com'd Officer received visit from special Treasury Agent Murray.
50874d5e09d409075500158f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_143_0.jpg)
14 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
south east anchorage st paul island
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 91 tons 690 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001591: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_143_1.jpg)
14 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
south east anchorage st paul island
50874d5e09d4090755001593: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_144_0.jpg)
15 September 1890
Lat 56.95, Long -170.10
coal: 87 tons 1060 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 1870 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001595: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_144_1.jpg)
15 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
south east anchorage st paul island
1030 got underway
Received on board for passage to St. George and Ounalaska for the purpose of ~ relations two native men and two native women at no cost to government.
Reveived on board six (6) young girls natives of St. Paul Island for passage to Onalaska for the purpose of attending school at the latter place
50874d5e09d4090755001597: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_145_0.jpg)
16 September 1890
dalnoi point st george island bore swxs12s distnat 5 12 miles
coal: 3 tons 1850 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 83 tons 1450 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001599: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_145_1.jpg)
16 September 1890
soth west bay st george island
0825 underway
1745 came to
schr. "Amethyst" of San Francisco - Examined schr. "Amethyst" of San Francisco, Olsen master from Kodiak with wood for North America C. Co.
50874d5e09d409075500159b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_146_0.jpg)
17 September 1890
Lat 57.25, Long -169.95
coal: 80 tons 1560 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 2130 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d409075500159d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_146_1.jpg)
17 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
at anchor ne point st paul island
1840 got underway
50874d5e09d409075500159f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_147_0.jpg)
18 September 1890
Lat 56.35, Long -168.68
coal: 5 tons 730 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 75 tons 830 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015a1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_147_1.jpg)
18 September 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d40907550015a3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_148_0.jpg)
19 September 1890
Lat 55.37, Long -167.17
coal: 69 tons 340 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 490 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
Lee Parry, ward room steward - sick list
50874d5e09d40907550015a5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_148_1.jpg)
19 September 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d40907550015a7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_149_0.jpg)
20 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 3 tons 220 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 66 tons 120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015a9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_149_1.jpg)
20 September 1890
behring sea
0655 anchored outside Ounalaska Village
50874d5e09d40907550015ab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_150_0.jpg)
21 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska
coal: 64 tons 460 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1900 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015ad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_150_1.jpg)
21 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
BY order of the commanding Officer 3rd Lieut Dimock is, for the purpose of acquiring practical expereince, made navigating officer from date; he exchanging duties with 2nd Lieut Quinan
A.C. Co's Steamer "Dora" - At 0900 arrived
A.C.Co's Steamer "Dora" - arrived
Note. By order of the Commanding officer, 3d Lieut F.A. Dimock is, for the purpose of acquiring practical experience made navigating officer from date; he exchanging duties with 2d Lieut J.H. Quiman. Noted as expended as during the current week provisions to the amount of 56 rations and 272 lbs bread consumed by men ashore during erection of school-house at Cape Prince of Wales and given to the school teacher at that point.
50874d5e09d40907550015af: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_151_0.jpg)
22 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 129 tons 1660 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015b1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_151_1.jpg)
22 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5e09d40907550015b3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_152_0.jpg)
23 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 128 tons 300 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015b5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_152_1.jpg)
23 September 1890
onalaska alaska
50874d5e09d40907550015b7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_153_0.jpg)
24 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1430 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 126 tons 1110 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015b9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_153_1.jpg)
24 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
A.C Co's schooner "Pearl" - A.C Co's schooner "Pearl" and "Matthew Turner" arrived from Herendeen Bay and Umnak respectively
"Matthew Turner" - A.C Co's schooner "Pearl" and "Matthew Turner" arrived from Herendeen Bay and Umnak respectively
50874d5e09d40907550015bb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_154_0.jpg)
25 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 124 tons 1650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015bd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_154_1.jpg)
25 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
At 1120 cast off and steamed out of harbor
50874d5e09d40907550015bf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_155_0.jpg)
26 September 1890
Lat 54.12, Long -166.75
coal: 4 tons 2160 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 119 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015c1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_155_1.jpg)
26 September 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
At 0820 underway steamed out of harbor
Schooner Matthew - left for Kodiak
A.C. Co's Steamer "Dora" - sighted
50874d5e09d40907550015c3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_156_0.jpg)
27 September 1890
Lat 55.38, Long -168.10
coal: 7 tons 360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 112 tons 1370 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015c5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_156_1.jpg)
27 September 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d40907550015c7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_157_0.jpg)
28 September 1890
Lat 56.97, Long -170.08
coal: 5 tons 400 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 107 tons 970 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015c9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_157_1.jpg)
28 September 1890
at sea
50874d5e09d40907550015cb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_158_0.jpg)
29 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 105 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1500 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015cd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_158_1.jpg)
29 September 1890
south east anchorage st paul id
50874d5e09d40907550015cf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_159_0.jpg)
30 September 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 102 tons 850 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 960 lbs. (Error Sept. 7 x 100 lbs.) - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015d1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_159_1.jpg)
30 September 1890
st paul island se anchorage
At 1245 underway
1855 came to in Garden Cove
50874d5e09d40907550015d3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_160_0.jpg)
50874d5e09d40907550015d5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_160_1.jpg)
summary for the month of September 1890
coal: 149 tons - cola received for the month of September 1890
SUMMARY FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1890
LOGS FOR OCTOBER 1890
50874d5e09d40907550015d7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_161_0.jpg)
1 October 1890
north anchorage st george island
coal: 2 tons 270 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 100 tons 580 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015d9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_161_1.jpg)
1 October 1890
garden cove st george island
At 0800 underway
At 0955 anchored off Village
50874d5e09d40907550015db: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_162_0.jpg)
2 October 1890
st george island
coal: 98 tons 1530 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 98 tons 1530 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015dd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_162_1.jpg)
2 October 1890
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
50874d5e09d40907550015df: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_163_0.jpg)
3 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 95 tons 1530 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015e1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_163_1.jpg)
3 October 1890
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
At 0235 got underway
0825 came to St. Paul Island
50874d5e09d40907550015e3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_164_0.jpg)
4 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 1 ton 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 84 tons 170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015e5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_164_1.jpg)
4 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
50874d5e09d40907550015e7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_165_0.jpg)
5 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 1 ton 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 92 tons 1120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015e9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_165_1.jpg)
5 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
50874d5e09d40907550015eb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_166_0.jpg)
6 October 1890
dalnoi point st george island bore sexs12s distant 15 miles
coal: 3 tons 90 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 89 tons 1030 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015ed: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_166_1.jpg)
6 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
0915 got underway
At 1500 anchored, St George Island
50874d5e09d40907550015ef: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_167_0.jpg)
7 October 1890
southeast bay st george island
coal: 86 tons 2090 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d40907550015f1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_167_1.jpg)
7 October 1890
Lat 56.6, Long -169.6
north anchorage st george island
0615 got underway
At 0855 anchored in S.W. Bay St. George Island
Violent gale
50874d5e09d40907550015f3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_168_0.jpg)
8 October 1890
southwest bay st george island
coal: 1 ton 1970 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 85 tons 120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015f5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_168_1.jpg)
8 October 1890
sw bay st george island
At 1745 got underway
50874d5e09d40907550015f7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_169_0.jpg)
9 October 1890
Lat 56.15, Long -169.55
coal: 1 ton 1500 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 83 tons 860 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015f9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_169_1.jpg)
9 October 1890
at sea
Vessel laboring badly broke quantities of cabin and wardroom crockery
50874d5e09d40907550015fb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_170_0.jpg)
10 October 1890
Lat 56.25, Long -168.67
coal: 2 tons 810 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 81 tons 50 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d40907550015fd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_170_1.jpg)
10 October 1890
behring sea
50874d5e09d40907550015ff: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_171_0.jpg)
11 October 1890
Lat 57.03, Long -170.15, tolstoi point st george island nw 34 n 1 mile
coal: 74 tons 870 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 1420 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001601: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_171_1.jpg)
11 October 1890
behring sea
2155 anchored St. Paul Island
50874d5e09d4090755001603: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_172_0.jpg)
12 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island alaska
coal: 72 tons 1590 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1520 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5e09d4090755001605: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_172_1.jpg)
12 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island alaska
50874d5e09d4090755001607: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_173_0.jpg)
13 October 1890
sw bay st george island alaska
coal: 3 tons 1790 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 68 tons 2040 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d4090755001609: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_173_1.jpg)
13 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
At 0220 got underway
At 1100 anchored in SW Bay
At 1545 got underway
50874d5e09d409075500160b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_174_0.jpg)
14 October 1890
Lat 54.97, Long -167.82
coal: 1 ton 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 67 tons 680 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5e09d409075500160d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_174_1.jpg)
14 October 1890
behring sea
50874d5f09d409075500160f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_175_0.jpg)
15 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 65 tons 500 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001611: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_175_1.jpg)
15 October 1890
behring sea
At 0745 made fast to wharf at Ounalaska
At 11.00 hauled fires and blew down boiler. Surgeon gave medical assistance to residents and natives.
50874d5f09d4090755001613: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_176_0.jpg)
16 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 109 tons 1680 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1060 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001615: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_176_1.jpg)
16 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 45 tons received - At 1450 finished coaling
At 2.50 finished coaling having received 45 tons. Surgeon attending sick natives and residents.
50874d5f09d4090755001617: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_177_0.jpg)
17 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 108 tons 2220 lbs - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1700 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001619: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_177_1.jpg)
17 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5f09d409075500161b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_178_0.jpg)
18 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1060 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 108 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500161d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_178_1.jpg)
18 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5f09d409075500161f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_179_0.jpg)
19 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1300 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 107 tons 2100 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001621: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_179_1.jpg)
19 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
Discharged E.J. Taylor, fireman for physical disability and Jas. Saunders quarter master for incompetency and at his own request.
50874d5f09d4090755001623: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_180_0.jpg)
20 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1000 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 152 tons 1100 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001625: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_180_1.jpg)
20 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 46 tons received - 1145 stopped coaling
At 7.00 begun coaling ship0 from steamer "Bertha". Shipped J. Lawson ord. seaman, and rated seaman in lieu of J. Saunders. Shipped A. Reingarter as coal passer in lieu of E.J. Taylor, discharged. rated S. Perry as quartermaster and coal passer J. Gallagher as fireman. Took on board from steamer "Bertha" to form additional crew of the "Bear" the following men enlisted as belonging to Rev. Str. Wolcalf. Thos Thoren, Coxen, A. Smith, J. Patterson, R. Jensen, and G. Budge, seaman. Commanding officer informed Captain Glover, commanding steamer "Bertha" that the "Bear" would execute the order of the Department relative to the protection of the Seal Islands, enabling Captain Glover, to return the "Bertha" to San Francisco and terminate the charter. Transferred to Stmr. "Bertha" for passage down the survivors of wreck of bark "Thos Pope", invalids, deserters and others of the "Bear" for passage as follows: Jas. Saunders, James Greg, John Drarto, E.J. Taylor, George Harris, E. Glover. A. Alexanderson, L.H. Daniels, R. Dupires, Geo. Yorke, J. Price, Robert Bennett.
50874d5f09d4090755001627: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_181_0.jpg)
21 October 1890
Lat 54.35, Long -166.90
coal: 6 tons 1620 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 145 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001629: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_181_1.jpg)
21 October 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
At 0715 cast off and steamed out of harbor
Steam whaler Narwal McGregor - spoke Steam whaler Narwal McGregor, calling at Ounalaska on way to San Francsico
50874d5f09d409075500162b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_182_0.jpg)
22 October 1890
Lat 56.83, Long -169.82
coal: 5 tons 1780 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 139 tons 2180 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500162d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_182_1.jpg)
22 October 1890
behring sea
0905 anchored off Village St. George Island
At 1005 underway
At 1530 anchored in SW Bay St Paul Island
anchored off Village St. George Island in 14 fathoms water, with 40 fathoms on starboard chain. Special Treasury Agent Lanender visited comd'g officer and reported no sealing schooners seen since the last visit of "Bear" or since September 15-17. Reported also that continuous boisterous weather had been experienced since Bear's visit (October 13) making landing on the Island mainly impractiable.
seals - were leaving in large numbers. those remaining being mainly pups.
The majority of the natives being ill suffering from La Grippe. Comd'g Officer offered to lend part of crew to guard Island which offe was refused by Agent Lanenda he having suffucient force for protection.
50874d5f09d409075500162f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_183_0.jpg)
23 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se ancorage st paul island
coal: 1 ton 170 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 138 tons 480 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001631: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_183_1.jpg)
23 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island sw anchorage
At 0720 got underway
At 0835 anchored in SE anchorage, Sea Lion Rock
At 9:30 received signals from shore that nearly every one on the Island was sick and requesting that a boat be sent. Dispathced boat with Lieutenant and surgeon. At 11:30 officers returned and reported majority of natives suffering from "La Grippe", four deaths having occurred within the week. Learned from Special Treasury Agent Murray and residents, that no sealing schooners or marauders had been seen; that an efficient watch was kept over the rookeries exposed to raids that boisterous weather, mainly westerly had been experienced during the "Bear's" absence and that the bull seals and many others were leaving the Island.
Comd'g officer offered portion of crew to assist in guarding Island, which assistance was refused as unneeded by Agent Murray, he stating that with his available force he was well able to protect rookeries from being raided at this season.
50874d5f09d4090755001633: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_184_0.jpg)
24 October 1890
Lat St Paul Island, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 134 tons 2220 lbs, - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 3 tons 500 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001635: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_184_1.jpg)
24 October 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
At 1210 underway
At 1705 came to in SW Bay St. George Island
50874d5f09d4090755001637: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_185_0.jpg)
25 October 1890
sw bay st george island
coal: 1 ton 1300 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 133 tons 920 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001639: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_185_1.jpg)
25 October 1890
sw bay st george island
Vessel guarding SW Bay (Zapodine rookery) as only one about the Islands subject to raid in prevalent weather.
50874d5f09d409075500163b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_186_0.jpg)
26 October 1890
Lat 56.85, Long -169.18, w 169 12 0
coal: 127 tons 1620 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 1540 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d409075500163d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_186_1.jpg)
26 October 1890
sw bay st george island
At 0730 got underway
the natives were improving somewhat in health, although two more deaths had occurred Oct 25 and 26 and two dozen cases existed.
50874d5f09d409075500163f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_187_0.jpg)
27 October 1890
north anchorage st george island
coal: 4 tons 20 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 123 tons 1600 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001641: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_187_1.jpg)
27 October 1890
behring sea
At 0750 anchored off Village St George Island
At 1415 got underway
At 1620 anchored in SW Bay
Special Treasury Agent Lanander called on Comd'g officer and reports to vessels had been seen from the Island aslo that two deaths had occurred from "La Grippe" but that natives were now recovering and that nearly all the seals had left.
50874d5f09d4090755001643: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_188_0.jpg)
28 October 1890
sw bay st george island
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 122 tons 120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001645: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_188_1.jpg)
28 October 1890
sw bay st george island
50874d5f09d4090755001647: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_189_0.jpg)
29 October 1890
sw bay st george island
coal: 120 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001649: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_189_1.jpg)
29 October 1890
sw bay st george island
50874d5f09d409075500164b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_190_0.jpg)
30 October 1890
sw bay st george island
coal: 1 ton 1300 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 118 tons 2020 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500164d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_190_1.jpg)
30 October 1890
sw bay st george island
50874d5f09d409075500164f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_191_0.jpg)
31 October 1890
garden cove st george island
coal: 114 tons 1370 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 650 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001651: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_191_1.jpg)
31 October 1890
sw bay st george island
At 0030 got underway
0950 anchored in Garden Cove
50874d5f09d4090755001653: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_192_0.jpg)
50874d5f09d4090755001655: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_192_1.jpg)
garden cove st george island
summary of abstract log, October 1890
coal: 91 tons -
Summary of Abstract Log, October, 1890
LOGS FOR NOVEMBER 1890
50874d5f09d4090755001657: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_193_0.jpg)
1 November 1890
garden cove st george island
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 113 tons 90 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001659: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_193_1.jpg)
1 November 1890
garden cove st george island
50874d5f09d409075500165b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_194_0.jpg)
2 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island se anchorage
coal: 107 tons 1350 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d409075500165d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_194_1.jpg)
2 November 1890
garden cove st george island
At 0045 underway
At 0830 came to in SE anchorage St. Paul Island
Natives - recovering from epidemic, seven deaths
At 1640 came to E side NE Point
At 2100 underway
At 2355 anchored in West side NE Point
Special Treasury Agent Murray visited vessel, reported no vessels sighted from the Island since the last visit of the "Bear"; also that natives were recovering from epidemic, seven deaths having occurred in all. Also that many seals were leaving the island.
50874d5f09d409075500165f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_195_0.jpg)
3 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sea lion hill st paul island mwxw 14 w 35m
coal: 105 tons 30 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1320 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001661: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_195_1.jpg)
3 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne point st paul island
At 0850 got underway. At 0930 anchored Northward of North Hill
At 1040 got underway heavy swell
1240 came to on East side of NE Point
50874d5f09d4090755001663: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_196_0.jpg)
4 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
west side ne point st paul island
coal: 102 tons 1210 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1060 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001665: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_196_1.jpg)
4 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
ne point st paul island
At 0520 got underway
At 0800 anchored on West side NE Point
50874d5f09d4090755001667: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_197_0.jpg)
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For continuation see Continuation Log enclosed
For continuation see Continuation Log enclosed
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50874d5f09d409075500166d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_198_1.jpg)
Continuation of the transcription Log of the US Revenue Cutter "Bear", November 5 to 30th, 1890
Continuation of the Transcript Log of the U.S. Revenue Cutter "Bear" November 5 to 30th, 1890
50874d5f09d409075500166f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_199_0.jpg)
50874d5f09d4090755001671: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_199_1.jpg)
50874d5f09d4090755001673: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_200_0.jpg)
5 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
west side ne point st paul island
coal: 100 tons 630 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 580 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001675: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_200_1.jpg)
5 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island
2130 got underway
50874d5f09d4090755001677: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_201_0.jpg)
6 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
half way point st paul island
coal: 95 tons 1650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 122 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001679: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_201_1.jpg)
6 November 1890
behring sea
At 1530 came to off West side
50874d5f09d409075500167b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_202_0.jpg)
7 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
west side ne point st paul island
coal: 93 tons 30 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 2 tons 1620 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d409075500167d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_202_1.jpg)
7 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island
At 1325 got underway
At 1630 came to anchorage along South side of Island
50874d5f09d409075500167f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_203_0.jpg)
8 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
sw anchorage st paul island
coal: 2 tons 100 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 90 tons 2170 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001681: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_203_1.jpg)
8 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island alaska
At 1505 got underway
At 1600 came to
Special Treasury Agent Murray visited vessel (this being the first day since November 2 when landing was practicable with respect to surf) and reported no vessels sighted and health of natives much improved.
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9 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
se anchorage st paul island
coal: 1 ton 1540 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 89 tons 630 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001685: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_204_1.jpg)
9 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island
50874d5f09d4090755001687: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_205_0.jpg)
10 November 1890
sw bay st george island
coal: 3 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 85 tons 1160 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001689: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_205_1.jpg)
10 November 1890
Lat 54.2, Long -165.5
st paul island
At 0100 got underway
Officer went ashore communicated with natives from boat being unable to land safely on account surf and received mail and communication from Special Treasury Agent Lavender stating that no marauders or vessels had been seen from the island during the Bear's absence and that the seals were rapidly disappearing from the island, also that the natives had recovered from the epidemic.
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11 November 1890
Lat 55.92, Long -168.90
coal: 3 tons 60 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 82 tons 1100 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500168d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_206_1.jpg)
11 November 1890
st george island
At 0650 got underway
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12 November 1890
Lat 54.0, Long -166.7
cape cheerful
coal: 78 tons 1080 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 4 tons 20 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001691: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_207_1.jpg)
12 November 1890
behring sea
At 1220 made fast to wharf, Ounalaska
50874d5f09d4090755001693: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_208_0.jpg)
13 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 146 tons 1940 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001695: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_208_1.jpg)
13 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 70 tons received - 1650 finished coaling
50874d5f09d4090755001697: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_209_0.jpg)
14 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 145 tons 400 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1540 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001699: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_209_1.jpg)
14 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
50874d5f09d409075500169b: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_210_0.jpg)
15 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 143 tons 1260 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500169d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_210_1.jpg)
15 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
Vessel detained in port by stormy and unsettled weather.
50874d5f09d409075500169f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_211_0.jpg)
16 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
coal: 1 ton 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 141 tons 2120 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016a1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_211_1.jpg)
16 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
Vessel detained in port by stormy and unsettled weather.
50874d5f09d40907550016a3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_212_0.jpg)
17 November 1890
Lat 54.22, Long -166.75
coal: 135 tons 2100 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 2 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016a5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_212_1.jpg)
17 November 1890
Lat 53.9, Long -166.5
ounalaska alaska
Antone Milonedoff - Took on board for transportation to St. Paul Id. at no expense to the Government Antone Milonedoff brought from there on November 8.
Vessel laboring badly. Engines at full spead ahead.
50874d5f09d40907550016a7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_213_0.jpg)
18 November 1890
Lat 53.92, Long -165.53
coal: 127 tons 1440 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 8 tons 660 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016a9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_213_1.jpg)
18 November 1890
behring sea
Vessel laboring badly
50874d5f09d40907550016ab: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_214_0.jpg)
19 November 1890
Lat 52.47, Long -161.13
coal: 119 tons 1340 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 8 tons 100 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016ad: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_214_1.jpg)
19 November 1890
at sea
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20 November 1890
Lat 51.25, Long -157.55
coal: 8 tons 690 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 111 tons 650 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016b1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_215_1.jpg)
20 November 1890
at sea
Rough sea running to N'd and W'd. Vessel rolling and pitching heavily and breaking quantities of cabin and ward room furniture and corckery.
50874d5f09d40907550016b3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_216_0.jpg)
21 November 1890
Lat 49.57, Long -152.65
coal: 103 tons 60 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 8 tons 590 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016b5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_216_1.jpg)
21 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016b7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_217_0.jpg)
22 November 1890
Lat 48.13, Long -148.60
coal: 95 tons 360 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 7 tons 1940 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016b9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_217_1.jpg)
22 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016bb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_218_0.jpg)
23 November 1890
Lat 46.97, Long -146.57
coal: 8 tons 870 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 86 tons 1730 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016bd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_218_1.jpg)
23 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016bf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_219_0.jpg)
24 November 1890
Lat 45.62, Long -142.95
coal: 8 tons 1270 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 78 tons 460 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016c1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_219_1.jpg)
24 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016c3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_220_0.jpg)
25 November 1890
Lat 44.30, Long -139.32
coal: 69 tons 2140 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d40907550016c5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_220_1.jpg)
25 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016c7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_221_0.jpg)
26 November 1890
Lat 43.00, Long -135.65
coal: 8 tons 1290 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 61 tons 850 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016c9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_221_1.jpg)
26 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016cb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_222_0.jpg)
27 November 1890
Lat 41.80, Long -132.08
coal: 8 tons 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 52 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016cd: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_222_1.jpg)
27 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016cf: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_223_0.jpg)
28 November 1890
Lat 40.27, Long -128.72
coal: 8 tons 1380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 44 tons 330 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016d1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_223_1.jpg)
28 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016d3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_224_0.jpg)
29 November 1890
Lat 38.95, Long -125.57
coal: 8 tons 860 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 35 tons 1710 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016d5: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_224_1.jpg)
29 November 1890
at sea
50874d5f09d40907550016d7: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_225_0.jpg)
30 November 1890
point bonita
coal: 4 tons 240 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 31 tons 1470 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d40907550016d9: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol068/vol068_225_1.jpg)
30 November 1890
at sea
1335 came to off Vallejo St Wharf San Francisco Harbor
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LOG BOOK – APRIL 1891 TO SEPTEMBER 1891
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50874d5f09d40907550016e1: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_001_1.jpg)
50874d5f09d40907550016e3: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_002_0.jpg)
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Log book of the USS "Bear" commencing April 5th 1891 at Seattle, Washington, ending September 30th, 1891, at Sea, Bering Sea
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Commencing APRIL 05, 1891 at Seattle, Washington. and ending SEPTEMBER 30, 1891 LIST OF OFFICERS
List of Officers attached to and on board of the USS Bear, commanded by Captain M A Healy USRM during the period covered by this log-book from April 5th, 1890, to September 30th, 1891
List of Officers
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List of officers who have died, been detached or transferred on board of USS Bear commanded by M A Harly, Captain, USRM during the priod covered by this book from April 5th, 1891 to September 30th, 1891
LL Robinson, 3rd leiutenant - Drowned June 6th, 1891, at Icy Bay, ALaska, in attmepting to land in the ~
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Complement of Petty officers, Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Landsmen, Boys, and Marines on board
50874d5f09d40907550016ed: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_004_1.jpg)
Description of Instruments used for Meteorological Observations and their location, &c
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Armament of the USS Bear
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tables of deviation of the Standard compass N° ... on board of USS ...
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LOGS FOR APRIL 1891
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5 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 5 tons 600 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 30 tons 1660 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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5 April 1891
strait of juan de fuca
At 1115 made fast to mooring buoy off Seattle
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6 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 29 tons 380 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 1280 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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6 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Frank Friedburg, seaman, and Samual Rainsford, seaman, retured from liberty, 12 hours late. Restowing forehold and getting ready to take anthracite coal out of forward bunker. Dennis Carney, fireman, absent without leave.
50874d5f09d40907550016fb: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_008_0.jpg)
7 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 27 tons 2060 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 1 ton 560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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7 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
U.S. Revenue Steamer "Wolcott" - 1415 came into port
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8 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 560 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 326 tons 1680 lbs. - Coal received during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 353 tons 940 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d4090755001701: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_009_1.jpg)
8 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
Alfred Bedowin, 2nd class boy, and Gus Mertle, coal passer - deserted the ship U.S. Revenue Steamer "Wolcott" - 0900 left port Alfred Badowin, 2 class boy, and Geo. Mertle, coalpasser, deserted the ship. Disrated H. Davis, ordinary seaman, to 1st class boy, for drunkenness. Shipped James Hasler, ordinary seaman, and rated him seaman. Transferred Wm. Rutherford, seaman, to Engineer's department and rated him coalpasser.
coal: 326 1680/2240 tons - Black Diamond Coal
Revenue Cutter Walcott - left port
Wm. Thomas, 1st class boy - shipped
Discharged J. Murphy, coalpasser, for inability to do his duty. Discharged Jas. Burns, coxswain, for drunkenness.
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9 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 1 ton 650 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 302 tons 290 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
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9 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
coal: 37 tons - 1200 finished taking in coal, received Black Diamond Coal
W.J. Wright, seaman, absent without leave. Thomas Wogan, seaman, rated coalpasser. Shipped Michael Me~lade, ordinary seaman, and rated him seaman from date.
Receiving coal in sacks for Government schools in Alaska.
Shipped W.A. Smith as ordinary seaman and rated him seaman from enlistment.
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10 April 1891
Lat 38.1, Long -122.3
race island nnw 4 miles
coal: 344 tons 110 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 8 tons 180 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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10 April 1891
Lat 47.6, Long -122.3
seattle washington
0415 cast off
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11 April 1891
Lat 49.40, Long -127.37
coal: 9 tons 1360 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
coal: 334 tons 999 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
50874d5f09d409075500170d: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_012_1.jpg)
11 April 1891
at sea
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12 April 1891
Lat 51.53, Long -131.43
coal: 324 tons 1510 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 1720 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001711: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_013_1.jpg)
12 April 1891
at sea
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13 April 1891
Lat 54.07, Long -133.58
coal: 314 tons 1130 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 10 tons 380 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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13 April 1891
at sea
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14 April 1891
sitka harbor alaska
coal: 308 tons 1240 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 5 tons 2130 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001719: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_015_1.jpg)
14 April 1891
at sea
1120 came to anchor in Sitka Harbor
USS "Pirata" - Commanding officer from USS "Pirata" made offical call on Comdg Officer of this vessel.
Captain Herrington, USMC, - US Deputy commissioner Tooplay left the vessel. Lieut Comdr Forenholt, USS, and Captain Herrington, USMC, visited the vessel.
US Deputy commissioner Tooplay - US Deputy commissioner Tooplay left the vessel. Lieut Comdr Forenholt, USS, and Captain Herrington, USMC, visited the vessel.
Lieut Comdr Forenholt, USS - US Deputy commissioner Tooplay left the vessel. Lieut Comdr Forenholt, USS, and Captain Herrington, USMC, visited the vessel
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15 April 1891
Lat 56.93, Long -135.90, sitka harbor alaska
coal: 301 tons 1430 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 6 tons 2050 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
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15 April 1891
sitka harbor alaska
0845 underway
Governor Knapp, of Alaska; District Attorney Johnson of Alaska; and U.S. Deputy Marshal George Costromutinkoff and natives - on board
Governor Knapp, of Alaska - Underway with Governor Knapp, of Alaska, District Attorny Johnson, of Alaska; and US Deputy Marshal George Castormutinkoff on board; also two natives to be returned to homes in Aluetian Islands.
District Attorny Johnson, of Alaska - Underway with Governor Knapp, of Alaska, District Attorny Johnson, of Alaska; and US Deputy Marhsal George Castormutinkoff on board; also two natives to be returend to homes in Aluetian Islands.
US Deputy Marshal George Castormutinkoff - Underway with Governor Knapp, of Alaska, District Attorny Johnson, of Alaska; and US Deputy Marshal George Castormutinkoff on board; also two natives to be returned to homes in Aluetian Islands.
50874d5f09d409075500171f: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_017_0.jpg)
16 April 1891
Lat 56.47, Long -142.30
coal: 292 tons 550 lbs. - Coal remaining on hand at Noon
coal: 9 tons 880 lbs. - Coal consumed during the proceeding 24 hours
50874d5f09d4090755001721: (http://oldweather.s3.amazonaws.com/ow3/final/USRC Bear/vol069/vol069_017_1.jpg)
16 April 1891
at sea