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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
LUMBER MARKET REVIEW.
Regular Weekly Report Of the Con-
ditien OF Trade.
RAILROADS. NOT YET IN THE MARKET
Heavy Shtpmcnt~ Made Daring De-
ccmher - Canadian Demand for
Yellow Pine-Foreign Trade.
IlPoADS NOT YET IN THE MARKET

Beaumont, Texas. January s-There has
been something Of lei-up IN the number
o, orders foz dealers stock. due. perhaps,
TO tie holiday season and the rainy wealth
er; but the inquiries from dealers and the
several buyers ihe. have been coming 10
The Ellis Is assurance enough that the
ceInAna previously reported exists ard will
co1Grce fe- some time. The business o..
D'eceI- Der, 50 unusually and universally
sooa' Is shown by the shipments pub
Ashes last ~eek. could no; be exu@cted 10
rise TO sCeh proportions and die out sud
sc14!. 4neTe are stiu orders enough in
BAND to keep the ioading crews al wors
i-1oeft fer e1po.; laese is only fair de-
nAaa fer sa~ hills, the railroads not vat
tA'i1g come tato the market to any extent
AAo there Is steady inquiry fer material N
60 abroad, however. and cargoes ara con.
siAztiy beias booked. The shipments "
wafer VII be larger this month than In
Any other within the history Of lumber
exporting through Sabine Pass.
Sh'nsies are il fair demand at firm
prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Over q Qss rter Of . Million Dol
lars 10 Real Estate Transfers.
A CANDIDATE FOR ANOTHER COURT
1he Lumber Mefrcpchs WcsIa Like
70 Have . Court Of Appeals asA
CelereA Normsi-Nc Schools

Bearncax, Texas January s.-Tne rec
c~ds IN County Clerk BiKnraerses Office
shos that during the year Of 1875 property
waived nj mari thKa q quar.sr Ct million
c.iixrY changed hands IN Beaumont ana
Jefferson county, n1t hey further sasw
tn. vt1ss 1885 was generally regarded Is s
yezr G. universal dsprrssiuu sce business
s-1sr11sa. TIE rzr.ter ID e.-scs Recorded II
sais county ase--eRts. nearly oDe-sIxEa 81
sas Number .eE- have ncer recorded strca
ras auua-y vss s-rz-iros IL iss5- FoilcE-
s-g Is a .InElE.se statement s.. which the
lx1e s15x To- .hs -.A- JUS. pass are gA--
-ll1.r alxsszfss5 i ap-s -. contain every
esAf --atsra-f .-c -7lE-r c. ne t-ss.-Gras-s;S
Were 1set -ls-s2y -n- IL yz-sasss e pr
s%s-1lf zl4rk ElL ieIs-s -'e-s Ilfo S5rf-E1
sctinp. ss-r1au- oas1y Il wtlef EuslsF G1--
x41s-E-5ar vEE IN. G1Vs-. Ns.th1- 5eses ne
f-E-r-net1 ea-ls4a1 ne Ec-1E4 ~L1nt - lie
srrye-rF .-I1-Hsse--e-- Especially Il t.is ne
szss 4: ri s-e.,r. u zrw- fn-A Il lie Tg--
chase 2, zhici -sETs EDt Ets1-sH- Er5
-n1tr- Thiultlt ru-2s5oe-L-a1I *. c11s1'lt
ryrlts trzs-sst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Solicited, Which Will Prom Ate1l
William l.. FOle|
PA. e16. 21s TRAVIS STREET.

son Lumber company. was here on Mon
day. He was looking for cheap stock, none
OF which he found at Beaumont, however.
Mr.. A. Young. president Of the Warren
Land and Lumber company. was In town
Thursday.
Mr. George Hooks. president OF the
Hooks Lumber company went up TO his
mill yesterday morning after spending a
day in the city.
Captain George Lock OF Lock, Moore &
Co. Westlake, La. spent Monday night in
town. His visit was in connection with
the export trade.
Mr. +. F. Rogers, manager OF me Forest
Hill Lumber company at Forest Hill, La,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

came over Monday morning and went down
to Sabine Pass. He returned home Mon
day night.
Messrs. Chester Brown OF the Bradley
Ramsay Lumber company and j. A. Bel Of
the ]. a. Bel Lumber company, Lake
Charles. were IN town Tuesday night.
They returned home Wednesday morning.
Messrs. f. l.. Carroll OF Waco, president
Of the Beaumont Lumber company, and c.
L. Wallis OF Galveston, a director in the
same company. were here on Wednesday to
attend special meeting OF the directors
MIR. Wallis returned to Galveston Wednes-
day night. but Mr.. Carroll will remain for
several days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
HOUSTON SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY TO- 1897

weary sudience at theatrical performance,
and for that reason The Post CORES roaden'
has lately refrained from guessing ~.th
reference 10 the Kountxe properties Dur
ing their recent visii the distinguished
gentlemen expressed the intention OF max
ing a start. however. and Mr.. Hermann
Kounfse even went so far rs to tell The
Post man that he would divulge the nature
and extent OF the proposed Improvement be-
fore be departed North. but Mr. kouDtre
departed and be rever divuieed. II Is now
said thst II Is the intention 70 build .
wharf az Sabine Pass, this dock 10 extend
100 feet into the water and $50 feet wide
There is also considerable talk about the
kocnizes becoming interested in railroads
hut with the exception Of the Karsee rego-
tiGticas ard the wharf prcssc; nothing sp-
.sesrx 10 be Semitic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
N UNY 0 MS
Improved Homeopathic
REMED| s
ron ~-- ~DrN,
FOR CHILDREN

With them IN the house there Is no doc.
tor TO hunt or wa. for when della :
ARE DANGEROUS. Munyon's GUIDE &c
Health WI tel you VIVA; 70 use and how
70 SAVE DOLLARS IN DOCTOR
FEES. Sickness often. comes sudde7,y
and every n.c.he- Should be prepared oy
having MUNYON'S REMEDIES where
sne can ge, them quickly. They are ao-
eo!1,ely harmless. ano SO labeled there
IAN BE NO MISTAKE.
Munyon's Co.lc and Crying Baby cure
cures bilious coi.c. painters cole, cole in
chi!1ss-n. and gr.r ng pains % evesy De-
scr-pton. promptly relieves hys'sTla
sieep!e-ssness. rain from testhing, and
on;ets crying babies Price = cents.
MUNYON'S Sore Throat Cure effects a
prompt cure in diphthera and every form
OF Scre throat. Price. = GEMS.
Munyon's Fever Cure viii break any
form OF fever. II should be ADMINISTERED
cents.
Munyon's Worm Cure causes the prompt:
removal OF all kinds of worm, spia o-rIls
anal worms. Intestinal worms and tar
WORMS. Price. y cents.
Munyon's Whooping Cough Cure is thor.
oushly reliable. Il relieves ~ once and
CURES promptly
Munyon's Group Cure positively controls
al forms of Group. Pr.ce . cents.
\ separate cure for each disease At ell
druggists. mostly - cents a Viai
Personal letters 10 Prof Munyon 1875
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. answered
with tTs-e medical advice for any disease.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
BEAUMONT WILL be ~ EvrDgNcy

The present indications are that Beau.
mont VIII be much Ia evidence al the ees-
sion OF the legislature. which meets Ia Aus
YIN next TUESDAY the fact tia, th. cIy,l
eour' q appeals az Galveston is abou, q
cunuiating much more rapidly ;hao thev
can De disposed Of with Justice IN ntlysuts
mas created an impression in this city and
section tnat the legislature will md Il nee
ehsaFy 10 establish another cuurt Of an
peas In the event this court il sx,st
Ished II Is supposed the district ,,lI n.
composed exclusively Of East and gon.h :
east Texas counties and as BEAUMONT h IN.
nl"s, accsm'nle city an effort will be made
70 nave the court located here. Res,,-noo,
VIII also make an effort 10 secure inc new
co,orsa normal school that is 10 be e,tsb.
nsned by the legislature. This school VIII
c sSs sa BE- located in East Terss and
tne advantages Beaumont would afYord ,,,ch
an institution will be properly broneb, ~
she attention OF the legislators
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
SCHOOL TAX.

The public schools o; Beaumont are s,iil
closed and there are 10 prospects, o. their
being opened during this year. As q re-
suit a school lax IS again being agitsted
tv tie citizens who have the material
welfare O. the city at heart and the iadi-
cations for the tax are at present favor
able. IN 6iseDsxiag the benefits derived
hs community from good public schools
NJ. ". A Ward. prominent real estate
-aEr. today remarked:
las question o. finance q matter c.
r-rAi IN dollars and ceafs, 81 wifi par
we'll 10 vote tax sor the maintenance c.
oar schools Until the causes which have
dsoissed ogr available schoal fund ars re-
moved A very small TAX compared TO
that which Other cori1 nm ties assess upoz
themselves would provide funds TO relieve
ihs present 5EqlorShJe situation ana pro
vide tfr future contingencies The item
O, ssApol taxes Is the largest On the lis,
Il rss.s. well regulated counties north aa4
70 xulpot4 thGs 50 Intelligent AID enter
J-lstac ( community as this would REUSE
In vats The Sinai amount needed 70 sup
Element or STATE fun6s Is unreasonable
L-6 ! t.f.lsve grt-ae These citizens who
WI txEe the INITIATIVE II this movement
as push il 70 4 EueCess:ul Issue vii 10
-larr t7- ihs moral Intellectual AID ma
's-.AI wtlt1-~ of BaRuront and jefferson
rountv fhkl cEn possibly he Accom- riished
4 ES~ os1e- wav. i is the c-yi-g need
~ tha --asar. line ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
10 Gain Flesh, to sleep Well. to
Know What Appetite upd Good
Digestion Mean, Make n Test
Of ssunrfs Dyspepsfa
Tablets
Interesting Experience of an In.
dfannpolis Gentleman

10 trouble is more common or more rnls
Understood than neryou. dyspepsis peo-
PIE having it think that their nerves are IN
oistns ana are surprised that they are not
cured by nerve medicine and spring rene
- me real seat Of tho mischief Ia lost
ieht OF the stomach Is the organ 10 be
looked after
SERIOUS dyspe ptics often do no, have anv
pam whatever in the stomach, nor perhaps
any o. the usual symptoms OF stomach
wax h''th' Nervous dyspepsia shows itself
hHi ia the stomach 80 much as In nearly
every Other organ. In some cases tho hear,
psipl'atea and ia irregular: in others the
hlaheys are snccted. IN others the bowels
are conttpaied, with headaches, still
olheTs are troubled with loss of flesh and
appetite. with accumulation OF gas sour
ris,nes and heartburn.
Mr.. a. W. Sharper Of No 81 Prospect
street. Indianapolis. Ind. writoe as fol-
lows - motive Of pure gratitude prompts
me TO write theso few lines regarding the
new and valuable medicine. stuart's Dys-
peT'sia Tablets have been a sufferer
from nervous dyspepsia for the last four
years. have used various patent med cines
and other remedies without any favorable
result They sometimes gave temporary re-
iisf until the effects OF the medicine wore
On; attributed this TO my sedentary
habits. being tookkeeper with little
physical exercise, but am glad to state
nst Lle tablets have overcome all these
OBSTACLES for have gained In flesh, sleep
reNHr and am better in every way THE
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"Pcspectfully YOURS,
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81 Prospect street. indianapolis. Ind"
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burn. constipation and headache.
send Tor valuable little book on stomaca,
diseass BY addressing Stuart Co, Mar
shall, Mich.
Az druggists sali full sissd packages =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Hillsi,oro xs,,.

Hillsboro, Texas, JanualJ /,
A. Fields and John D. M
tives from this county, han u
tin to be on hand at lie =
session Of the Twenty.AiA
They were accompanied Wi
Duff, candidate for calend9 |
house, who has the promise Il
at the proper time to insure 4
ed place.
DR.. Winston. president 4 q
versity. and Professor olsnl
tendent Of public instructi0I
an address to the Hill cosalJt
stitute at 2 o'clock this afta,l
number of teachers are Ia III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

NH 1E-n-t L KEN is visiting her
narerit IL Columbus
Mr. FIu-aar4 LT71E 4s Il TAYLOR. where
she vEs tniz week called by the serious
lluess ot ~ tathe-.
N3Esss Rane and No-z Olive. two oh.-r
.ns yourg iAaiss >. Bss.rop. are visiting
Nh LIZ &o-vsl
&iv SIR McF13ai-. TIE pretty an.
stofcg; fhs-s ssusatF- . Mr. " P. II
toa-r V Waiting -p,at!Tes IN Victoria
R-s Jpha p C-9caa1e has returned
f-7s1 Eiglstr-. vhe-s she went to attend
.he Lr1lal oo5 0. The Hozk.oa Ligh.
csaa-d
n s1lGrE- the energetic travelling
zrs-' 2. f-'as- { On Houston vas among
hes AaH-1ao.7 trends s.d customers Mon
asy ard Tuesday.
ss-rs 70 w=d ,hS we--k Issued TO J.
-'nvilr ara Nora Robinson. Arniel
i-ast't ans E'-zif T. &.lle- ~ n Reynoids
l7.s .-r.-r C,fhn
FrAiE srt9rt VIZ hzs been confined
% 80 IND f1f .as-5y two months w.s re-
7S',1f'9 as se-ue bette yesterday afternoon
az hoI~= q recovery are row entertained
Mart. Dies. - -oountr fudge O. TYLER
's~';f as brilliant T9une lawyer. has
i-a7o- ~ beEG-oat FOR permanent rest
eng - Assor .ate1 himself with tho
Ia ,r- - Na-aw & Chester.
Tbs iA54ef Ai5 Eoc..ty @. the Rsptl.,
ft-'a mi this week a.d elected Officers
rs t1ii9~s. ~ Florence I,oog. pres,-
dt1i MTs. Max Vices vice president
~. T. + D21icil secretary Mrs. Z. c.
VOID ifsaEufe-
~ ). Simmons manager o, tie =.
= " i-s9n Hardware ron p.env. IS aao-n-
TX ne iirn7 q TIE cornp@uy's Etore build
4tF WIN large show window, which viii
sAe'a .uple crport-nity Tor a display Of
decorative talent.
JOE %saay reformed actor and play
"T+if'. VIII lecture % men only a, the
oftr2 aolse 81 O'Clock tomorrow after
tom Mr Nunty has Esinea considerable
yt'l ta'ioa as 81 Instructive and enter
"a n.ng talke- AID bis lecture will doubt
'as ;rpf" Interesting. No admission zee
VIII Be charged
Tha Ladies Benevolent society are max
2 preparations 'cr grand fancy dress
aa-l - - gwen ~ 'he opera house Thurs,
asf 'iFA' January 81. This society gave
grand hail last year that was a mos,
sT4.@'3ipE success and the one for which
separations are oow being made win be
"a rro-e extensive Fcaie Masqperade
-1siumer will be here from Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
AN IMPORTANT FEATURE

Lumber trade papers Of the country are
giving increased attention to the export
trade through Sabine Pass, which Is hon
ored with mention In their weekly reviews
OF the market, Referring to the whole
field OF trade open to Texas and West
Louisiana the Northwestern Lumberman
of last week said
In Texas and West Louisiana trade IA
In such volume and activity as TO be ex
ceptional to that Of any other part OF the
country. The mills are running full ca.
pacity. and there is a good demand from
the country and on export account. The
call for yard stock revived late I'm the fan
and followed period of extreme dnlluess
In which lumber accumulated TO a bur.
densome extent For several weeks lumher
has moved out TO country points in larp.
volume, which has restored a prosnorns,s
condition at the mills. The export reau,rc-
ment does not slacken. Lately ttirtee,,
vessels were at Sabine Pass at one Tina
for cargoes. Recent large orders for car
soas Asvo coma from Xexioa ons sxtssae..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Gored to Denth.

Alvin, Te1aA, January "a. B. Miller.
a iafH<~ living west OF town. lost a Ane
hofs+ last rigs}t. It being gored To death
" thorough bred Jersey bull owned by
~. KILLER The two animal. were not kent
- ne same lot. hut got together In some
Ay curing ihe night. and In the morning
- hoi1e vas found dead, having been
terribly lseevGiei by the bull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

To the abare should be added sos 81
= the consideration given Tor Tl.74f acres n
agricultural and pasture lands which makes
grand total o. 1884. 729. This docs no.
equal the business doHs 70 1856. during
Mnich year one traet u J1.or acres vas
cite company Tor $500 90 but II IL an er-
celieui showing when the conditions which
pfevallei during 1855 are taken into con-
sideraiion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
WILL BUILD A WHARF

improvements the Koun,zs Bros. were
going TO make at Sabine PaSs have h.sp
Standing rumors in Besumon, for many
years. but up to the present yr,,lny n,na
o. them have materialized II bsv.
ing oeen demonstrated that tho Kouptzox
are hsepers Of their own counsel. puh,,.h.1
sumon o. Their intantions havs about shs
& n s0A GAg sprsns % 5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
NEW CHARTERS.

The Consolidated Export Lumber com
pany has chartered the schooner Thomas
Wnsmore. which is the first vessel TO come
TO the Pass seeking a cargo. The Ameri-
can schooner Asa T. stowelI is or her re
turn to take another cargo for the Con-
solidated. which will also load the Anita
Berwind, the IOlanthe and the Celer.
The Reliance chartered three vessels
during the week, the schooners S p.
Hitchcock, Austin D. KuigI and JOHN f.
Kranz. which will take cargoes aggre-
eating 100000 feet.
NOTES AND PERSONAL
Mr. r. NJ. Richardson Of Oklahoma
city, |. T., manager OF the 7. NJ. Richard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Sausage NH

No. 100 Sausage Mill, wefel
only $500. ...,....,.'.
Large Japanned Sausage Am
800. only ....''1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
Misce11aneoa

Here are only a few Of ~
ing out prices;
Buck Saw ..........s ...s'"''
Axe and Handle ........''"''
Coal Holds ........... '"''
Shovel and Tongs ....'."''"''
Dover Egg Beaters ....'."'''
Wire Egg Whip ......""'''
Charcoal Furnace .......'''''
Scrub Brush ........" 49,"
2 dozen Slate Pencils .."''''''
Ice Pick ......... '".'''l
Steel Ratchet ....... -'""'
Thermometer ........ ""
7-pound Sad Iron ......;';;..sI
Set (S) Mrs, Potts $40 ~
Patent Cold Handle ...'''''
lo-quart Tin Milk Pan ..'''"'l
Tin Dish Pan ........'s.
Galvanized Foot Tub .''''
Tin Bucket .........'''''
/ dozen Tin Tea Spoons "'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

Red Table Damask tolI colors)l this week
sc. 35c. sec, ACC.
So, co. 81. "a. ss-inch Linen Table DAM
ask. this week 35c 45c, Soc 69c, 75c.
Fringed Doylies. this week Csc. 4oc, 45c.
50c. S5c per dozen.
81 1914. LA Marseilles Quits this week
s5c, 75c. eoc. SIS. 500.
los pairs Portieres. yards long,
Sc inches wide. Dado and
Fringe. both top and bottom, OR
per pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$50 pairs Irish Point Lace Cur
tains. Il Inches wide. Sls yards 4 S0
long, per pair. Observation-Disclosures. Wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

No. Cottage Gem Cook Stove,
worth $3.50. only ............. 4
NO 7-l6 Our Leader Cook Stove.
worth $50. only ............ o
NO. '-ls our Leader Cook Stove
worth sl1. only ........... I,
NO SIS Our Leader Cook Stove.
worth $3.50, only 1,
No 1907 Southern Leader Cook
stove, with large oven and porce-
lam enameled doors, worth 800
only ..,........... ..,.....,, IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10

finch Steel Shears. worth 45c. only. zoe
s-inch Steel Shears, worth SOC only. 25c
9-inch Steel Shears worth Toe, only. SOC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-08

An ordnance iovying n tax on tho assessed
valuation OF tho taxable property within
the corporate limits Of at Lake CITY.
County OF salt Lake. state OF Utah. for
the year 1897.
sFcI1oN l. lie II ordained by the City
Council OF Salt Lake Gity that ttero be. and Is
hereby levied general tx on all property, rca,
personal and mired. aituats lying hnd being
within the corporate imiis Of salt l.aae City.
made taxable by tho laws NJ SAD state and
tho ordinances OF said City scton mills on tho
dol ar as follows 10 WIT;
eirgt-rn dcfray tho contldgcnt expenses Of
SAID city hyo mills on the dollar.
socond-To dafray TIE expenses OF con.
trolling tho walers of SAID city, one mill on the
dOilar
rlhfd-To defrny tho oxpcuse OF opening.
imuroying and keepipg In repair The streets
md sidewalks OF BaId city, one third mill on
Fourth--To defrhy the oxnenses o, con
hructing and Keeping In repair sewers and
drains insaid city. one. ,hird mill the dollars.
fiith to neftay tho eApenses Of oHtnblish-
Ing and maintaining pubic library aud read
Ing room, QUO third mill on inc DO lar.
section H. ehid tnx shalt be collected by
the Treasurer OF salt Lalo county ut the times
ana ~ the manor provided by law for collect
ing STATE ana County taNns, and Baid Trehsur-
err shall have aud exercise the ssfno powcrs
respecting the collection Of said tax and saio
OF delinquent property ~ are conferred upon
MN by law respecting tho collection Of state
md County taxaa.
section Ill This ordinance shall take effect
from and Hfinr ats approval.
Passed by tho civ Council Of snlt Lake City,
State or Utah June 2lth. 1891. title 20,
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his up
SEAL DAVID s. EMERY.
City Recorder
Approved this tho Second day Of July 4. D.
GAMES oLESDINNIsG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-08
Do YOU know what an

Do you know what an
emulsion ISL" 1t is when
each drop of the oil is broken
up into minute drops, SO small
you can hardly see them with
the microscope: SO minute
that they pass at once through
the tissues into the circula-
ton. SCOTS Emulsion does
not disturb digestion, is not
unpleasant to take, and does
not fail to do it's work be-
cause digestion can deal with
it at once. You may be able
to disguise the. taste of raw
oil and get it past the palate.
You can't cheat your stomach
with II SCOTT & BowsE,
WIN IT, Chenisti. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-08

GOOD; potatoes up anu looking bno;
strawborries gsttI"g Rye; thu heavy
rain on the 2 d did great deal OF goo
10 erJps In general.
Toosle--G OF refreshing showers on
tbs End broke the ptotrac' cd drought
and invigufateo crops generally; hay.
lug Ia general with someth ny like AN
average ot0J; worms snd insects ara
damaging gardens mud field crops; in
some localities the range ahd every.
THU 6 not irrigated are showing the
tfieetg OF the drought AID the wind.
Uinteh--High WINS and ligbt
showers prevailed during past week;
the fret cutting OF lucern about com
pleley; wheat and oats are locking
we'll.
U,nh-Fsll wheat mud barley COM
mencing TO ripen; spring grain doinc
well; lucern ABOUT oil cut and stacked
anu u good cror; second crop OF luocfn
cherries, rsBpbsrrits and straw berries
In abundance; Rprlcots backward;
harvesteTs getting ready Tor tho whea,
crop.
Waeatch--The past week has hoon
favorable to The gruwlns crops. Fruits
ANA vrgetsblcsnot very pr0mislnP;
nrst crop of lucern Ia Deing cnt; gran
looking welt since the rain VI End.
Rainfall on 2n1 was 80 Of mn iuoh.
Weather during rast we,
generally favorable Tor growth OF
vegetation. Rain latter pnrI Of week
did much good to vegetation 10 gen.
erel. Haying going on; potaturs CON-
mencing to bloom. Corn somewhn,
backward; cherries ripeninR; grain
iookipg iaitly good; worms quite
numerous and doing some damage 10
garden and field cropt; email iruit
fairly good.
Washington Wheat harvest In
operations; nrst crop OF figs ripe; ssconu
cutting OF Iucern progIessiug; drying
apr cote; very large or p OF June pears,
apricots, and early peaone,; early
potatoes fine this year. General con.
diiionn A /.
Webei-Good growing week with
heavy and general precipitation CIV. |
Ing great vitality to growing crops;
also doing some dlmage to unhauieu |
hay. Potatoes aud corn lock nut; all |
crepe growing nicely.
j. ii. EMIrH,
WeAtnrt Bureau,