Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

damp weather very injurious to cotton.
Farm work retarded by showers in diff
ferent portions Of the county. Tenn
perature: Maximum 30, minimum so:
rainfall. go on the S0th.
Cuero-J. NJ. Reuss. Weather favor
able for crops. Temperature: Maxi
mum -. minimum 20; rainfall. ola on
one day.
Galveston-central stntion: Tenn
perature: Maximum IS. minimum IS:
rainfall. DOC on the LIST.
Estclle-S. q. Lackcy: Fruit good.
gardens fine. oats about all harvested.
Just enough rain TO make all crops
'guod. especially corn The dry
weather has enabled all farmers, ex-
cept the tardy ones, to put cotton In
good condition, which they have done.
Early cotton good and blooming nicely.
&c; rainfall, o.so on two days.
Lampasas-W. IL. Weber; Dat cror
pretty well saved; yield about forty
bushels to the acre. Corn crop II now
assured for large Yield. Cotton late,
but growing finely whore cleaned. Tenn
perature; Maximum 20, minimum 90;
RAINFALL 0.Sl on the Goth.
San Antonio-J. A. Barry; All vege-
tatlon In fine condition. Temperatures;
Maximum ~, minimum 73; no rainfall.
Schulenburg - n. l.. McKinnun.
Weather favorable for crops
Salisbury c. Holmes; Good
weather for growing crops. All for
age plants doing well. Temperature;
Maximum 90. minimum "A. rainfall. Las
ON two days.
Corpus Chrstl-Geo. Reeder: Crop
conditions excellent. Temperature;
Maximum IS, minimum 20; no rainfall.
Palestinc-M. Wright: Farmers
busy. Week favorable for crops. Tenn
perature; Maximum 90, minimum 6S;
rainfall, 0, IS on two days.
Longvlew-G. w. Kreoh: Too much
wet weather and cotton Is small and
In the grass. Corn doing well ON high
ground. but In water ON low lands.
| Other crops doing fairly we'll. Tenn
perature: Maximum 9b. minimum GS;
rainfall, AS on four days.
Georgetown-M. McDermit: Nearly
all oats saved In good condition. Wheat
almost q failure. Cotton month be-
hind and some fields abandoned on
account OF the grass. Corn good. Farm
work progressed well during the week.
McGregor-G. l.. Stone; Harvesting
about completed. Cotton being work.
cd and corn prospect never better.
Temperature: Maximum 81, minimum
~; rainfall, OBS ON the eth.
Colmesneil-F IL. Robinson: Crops
needing work AS they are suffering
greatly from weeds and grass; rainfall.
2.6S ON four days.
Henrlettu--C u. Patterson; Corn do
ing well, and 40 are late oats and all
grass crops. Cotton would do better
with dry weather though but little
damaged yet; rainfall, 2.65 on three
days,
Corsicana-E. L. Gibson: Farm work
progressed very well and many farms
have been cleaned out from weeds and
grass. oats not all saved, and some
stlll in the shock. Rains at the close
OF the week retarded farm work. Tenn
n y mi ina "a faAV aVa"I
rainfall, 2.0s on four days.
Wayland Bailey; Tempera-
ture; Maximum 81; minimum %; rain
fall, i.22 on three days.
Brenham-J. @, sloan: Temperature:
Maximum ss minimum az; rainfall. .2s
on two days.
columbin--J. S, Rogers: Temporu-
ture: Maximum 90, minimum ~; rain
| fall 106 on two days.
Helrne-W. a. Smell: Temperature:
Maximum 9S, minimum 70; rainfall,
none.
Houston-D. II. Saunders: Tempero-
| ture: Maximum "a, minimum 6s; rain
fall, so on i've dayD.
| Huntavllle-W. Y. Barr: Tempern-
| ture; Maximum "a, minimum ~, rain
| fall / ,Oi on four days.
| Lullng-Iohn Carter: Temperature:
Maximum "a. minimum a. rainfall,
none.
orange-G. II. Kitchens; Tempora
ture: Maximum 92, minimum 20; rain
fail, los on two days.
| San Marcos--W. G. Duggor: Tenn
pc 'ature' Maximum 90, minimum 10,
rainfall, none.
Tyler-C, Il. Wood: Temperature;
Maximum 49, minimum 20; rainfall. 2Oi
on three days.
Waco-W, II. Godber: Temperature:
Maximum 81. minimum ~; rainfall, CT
| on two days.
weatherford--J. II. stlckfort: Tenn
perature: Maximum o.. minimum &C;
rainfall, ESQ on six days.