Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-16

mum, 50; minimum. co; rainfall, 0.si on
the 9th.
San Marcos &c. w KnlghD; Heavy
rain ON the 9th and 9Th. which put
crops In good condition and furnished
plenty OF stock water.
Roekport CRobert Strachan): The
light showers improved vegetation gem
orally, but more rain Is needed. Tenn
pcrature. maximum, s.; minimum, 20.
Coleman (E. a. Lindsey; Some ear
~ crops will have to be replanted.
Farmers have used the dry weather
this week to great advantage, by work
inS their crops. The dry norther on
the 10th damaged cotton considerably.
Temperature, maximum, 81; minimum,
s.; no rainfall.
Brighton III. ]. williams: The
weather has been fine, and crops grow
ing nicely. Corn is tasseling, and
was slightly damaged by high winds,
Watermelons are blooming and fruit
Ing nicely. Insects are numerous,
which may injure growing crops. Tun-
perhture, maximum, 81; minimum, 6S;
rainfall. OBS on the 9th.
Grapevine CIV. j. Crowley: There
Is very good season In the ground,
and crops have improved considerably.
Farmers are busy clearing their crops
as weeds and grass are plentiful. More
rain VIII soon be needed, as some spots
are getting dry and hard. Tempera-
ture. maximum. 30; minimum, 53; rain
fall, 004 on two days.
Belleville IL. l.. Prouty): But little
farm work done this week. on account
of the ground being heavy for working
but the rain last week was beneficial.
Temperature, maximum. IS; minimum,
66i no rainfall.
Dodd OH. II. Cobb: Crops OF all
Kinds doing we'll On the 18th there
was some rear among the farmers that
II would frost on the 18th, as the north
CIR was raging.
Estelle IS. G. Lackey): oats looking
Wen and fair crop Is expected. Corn
Is little late, but growing rapidly
since the rains. Early cotton a good
stand and is being worked out rapidly,
Good rains last week and crops are
growing nicely. Fruit promising and
gardens are fine. Temperature, maxi
mum, %; minimum. 60; no rainfall
Lhmpasas CIV. II. Webbcr): All vege-
tation Is growing nicely since the late
rains. Farmers are encouraged as tho
prospects indicate good crops. Temper
ature maximum. SIS; minimum, so.
rainfall. 100 on the 9Th.
Cuero j. NJ. Reuss): Weather cener-
ally beneficial to crops. Temper
atnre maximum, 90; minimum, 81; no
rainfall.
College Station u. II. ConnelD; Tenn
pernture, maximum, 81: minimum. 30:
rainfall 1.19 In two days.
Glen Rose &c. j. Chandler: Tempera-
ture' maximum, 90: minimum, 55; rain
fan, l.5O on the 9TH,
Belton CIV. II. Ray): Temperature,
maximum, IS; minimum, IS; no rain
Columbia u. s. Rogers); Tempera-
fall trace.
Hearne CIV. A. snclD: Temperoture
maximum, 80: minimum, So; no rain.
fall '' '"'"-
Houston; d. A. Saunders: Tempera-
sure' maximum, IS; minimum, SO; rain
ran, O2I on three days.
Huntsville CIV. Y. Barn.: Temner,-
ture, maximum, sG minimum. 90: rain
fdll, l.lh on two days.
LongView &c, W. Krech); Temnero-
ture, maximum, %; minimum. 40. rain
fall O.62 on two days.
Lullns John Carter): Temperature
n.nnNAnum. 20; minimum, so: no rain
Orange %. II. Kitchens. Tempera-
lure maximum. 81; minimum, 80: rain
ran. O.Ol on the nth
Paris &C.. II. Thorne): Temperature
fall. w. 'o ram
san Marcos CIV. c. Duggep; remper.
azure, maximum, SO; minimum 5Si No
Ih!l' O.62 on the 18th. ~
rainfall.
sherman tW c. Jackson: Tempern-
sure, maximum, So; minimum, so: rain
y n s5 vs. minimum. 90; rainfall.
Iyler &c. Il. Wood: Temperature
mr nv, SIS; minimum, 49, no rain.
waco CIV II. Godber): Temperature
ms91,Nimum. SIS; minimum. IS; no rain,
Meatherford II, II. stickforO: Tenn
no rainfall. a.