Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-22
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TWAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

Inns Of the past TWO weeks eAUen'
TIE l.Lt--a-svyater 10 FL Paso and are gen
pm ,5Sro0ghout the country
pa -ose potatoes and rose bushes ar
Ear.! lS-i in the gardens about Clarendon
.o: ., -,arbes will soon be ripe.
'--i ~ nrospects in Hunt county are
ne c.yP ssrd little more rain woul(
i5i.- 50 -. - grow quite rapidly.
1-ls s ,s,, IN Northwest Texas will be i'm
-.r.s his year.
e r5ol clip IS rolling in at a rapid rae
l-t ,rr-pects are thai CoIoraoo ClIS
~ y fsnd.e big lot OF II.
W.. - Inns reported from Mesquite, Pilot
and Pittsburg.
.,,Io,KE. May 19.-We ship you by ex,
RCAHtts- evening q box containing al
press - -3rrr.e Of our promising oat ano
.a.-= rowing in this vicinity. Inc
r,-a- r IN abundant harvest OF grain
70 -. batter The corn and cotton IS
4t.- sane and very promising.
2 ~ ',r..,s are reported from Cotulla,
Coo Cbildress, Devils River, Sey'
ll-'ff5 5.,.ra. Castroville. Del Rio, Hoi'
r. y r.- Harbor Carrollton. Quitman,
~, a., a. Ctriugtown and Pilot Point.
-, rqfas reported from Coleman and
Hs1''
r,~r.roy. llav2l.-The weekly weather
- 4,g,.atla Of the Texas state weather
aIi crop J.-'.l '.-,.5 tn-nipht for the week
sa-T.ce - - ives Ternperature. rain
ending -'-A' -. tftiGrs as follows.
l. ana t-al' -, ~. tITa INST seven DAYS
i The ..-. 10, normal rainfall has
aud uuevenlv distributed, and
ven =, f.- Teen above normal in many
ar, Oh I'D. ,...l ,4,,rnaga has been done by
51H.s--' r..r-s of %erth Texas. and in a
.l.. 4I sun SUI. - Western and Southwest
{" . -g4-.-1s o,t 5out y 900 acres in oats,
t-1 -'N---- - fyII;t and cotton has been
'.l4. '-'t ~ lass in cotton is estimated
c--t.'- -. wheat about 10000
d i"' ,,rp and oats 1900 each.
arres' .,,. anova crops are generally
As.-e ~ -l.-i1D and the weather has
s0y- ti.' a,-.,ar,t that il has been too
o-t- ...o and corn 10 make rapid
grow ID, q,,., I'M ron is GOOD. The out
leu. ,.'.-ar, and corn are. on the whole,
i va g.. s.-,,,f,r.
4 ser l4'o!''''' ,,,,.,,,Dop-s
j ,.-.-.i,, Tra Lyna,her has been lust
ava. 49,. ,...,...t TauperatlIre, maxi
'.- ...,..,...r. ~. rainfall, .. a on two
ID"
4 AZ Farmers are well up with their
H-'- In ~orId be of great benefit,
n 7.-" 4'.'.' N -, ,,,,xi,,,1,,,1
b ',I" ..sr "a raufi,yI, Is on one day.
-. nh, weather has affected
q W. agrnr,.f1v Temprrature, maximum,
..'i .--.:,,,- ID. rainfall. 81 on two DAYS.
a a-r.rin- T4nperuure. maximum,
.,,...,. r, rainfall. III on one dav.
& Observation-Disclosures weather needed
b i5rrora and cotton, wheat and oats doing
sell. considerable damage has been done by
.U.yr small portion of the county.
.an,ratlrr maximum, w MINIMUM =;
4 --ai-., -!' on lhfee gay -. ~.
AIls 'ol. as. t.in
-. -. .ia,I-
7..,',r. Prom. IN fam condition Tom
Baf.-Peuty Of rain, crops all .loing
vel. and wuaat and oats will make a very
cod crop. Temperature, maximum, IS;
.Imm. is. rainfall. 80 on three days.
Canesy-e-NAeat and corn doing well,
c,'ul poorly. Temperature, Maximum
= -..i.-iuJli' 3D. rainfall I.uo on one DAY.
..,...4..-,. r..,-frsT.,r 81 frur1rD ~
'-A....-.' "i one DAY. ..,... -.
ca. harvest ready. corn in tasseI and roast
!rge2rs: cotton in fine stand. Tempera-
Ire. ! minimum. to, no rain.
college Sratiou-Corn and cotton both do
ag wrl. crops very promising. Tempera-
lie. maximum, 30. minimum, 90; rainfall,
~, "a one Ga' ~
Eled-r,D-rE - Crops Of all kinds very
lroi@N .ns' pastUrage good. Temperature,
"a r ,a.gs az. u. ..,-,., =, 49,.
nI".'1'- "he't splendid, ana all other
80 20 i. ','S li.u Ptllils HSasS CIpp
'-rs .l..US Du, S'a ,t! On low ANUS
W. an ~, uuI l4IlleIs iaie set-
IT., IG.ll i,i Cre l!taAliiLul'
pIr,., -, IN ,,l,.i 40 U,i CMo u .
.rH.F 80 4%ro,-.