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_____Saturday Mar. 9, 1872______
Ther 35. Max. 49. Min 32. Wind variable, southerly very light with occasional fresh puffs - sky half clear.  Spent day taking angles from Δs B, A & K. Evening wind light SE with one snow squall.  10. P.M clear. Bar. A.M. 29.184  10 P.M. 29.420.

_____Sunday Mar. 10______
Cloudy - fresh SE wind.  Ther. 32, Max 35, Min. 32 Bar. 29.488.  Storm brewing apparently.
4 P.M. heavy southeast storm with rain comes in & lasts P.M & evening - ice in harbor breaks up.  Bar. 29.300

_____Monday, Mar. 11______
Storm continuing but moderating.  Bar 29.246. 
Ther. 38.  Max 38  Min 35 Wind squally SE.  Heavy rain. Later less wind with showers of rain or hail at intervals P.M and evening  10 P.M. bar. 29.310  Wind S by E

_____Tuesday Mar. 12_____
Cloudy with passing showers.  Wind lt SE.  Stronger in puffs  Ther. 38 Max 48  Min. 37   Bar. 29.382 P.M. wind S. to SE with snow squall alternating fair.  Work on telemetric observations about Amaknak.  9 P.M. Bar 29.840
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[[image - drawing of landscape/islands. Features of drawing are labelled, from left to right:]] Korovin, Andronica, E, Popoff Id.

[[Drawing is titled:]] 
Straits N of Popoffsky 
from N of E end Unga half mile 

Transcription Notes:
Geographical names checked: Mar 12: Amaknak From labels on drawing on right hand page: Korovin; Andronica; Popoff Id; Straits N of Popoffsky; Unga.