Arizona republican., 1898-07-20
Crops in good condition.-Lizzie Shell

ley.
 I.inden-Thunder and lightning dur ing week and a good rain on the 14th. Farmers are cutting wheat. Corn is silklng. Crops in fine condition. Water BOW in reservoirs. String beans now on hand. Range like meadow.-.Mrs. L. Horen.
 Pinetop-Rains every day. Crops do- ing finely.-Miss Martha Packer.
 Pinetop-Rain every day for two weeks. Everything growing nicely. Some fall grain being cut. Have had new potatoes for some time. Grass and water in abundance.-Loretta Han sen.
 Shumway-Cloudy, warm and grow 1 ing weather. Several good rains.-L | L. Perkins.
 St. Joseph-Weather very cloudy and warm. Few light showers. Farm CTS are harvesting wheat.-Miss Mary Hansen.
 i Taylor-The first part of week warm with light rains; last part warm and windy. Crops progressing rapidly Wheat nearly ready to cut-Miss Eliza Lewis.
 PIMA COUNTY. Gro Blanco-Temperatur highest 9t. lowest 63. Rainfall 134 inches. Grass improving. Two rains this week which refreshed vegetation very much. Night of the 18th very warm and close. l-S. F. Noon.
 Lochiel-Much rain on the nlg,.t of the 18th. Fields and grasc ta a splen- did condition. Cattle improving fast fC. de la Ossa. l Calabasas - Temperature, highest 110, lowest 62. Rainfall 91 inches The July rains came earlier than usual this year, in consequence the blowing and planting of beans is about over. Corn 1 is growing finely, and there is an abundance of grass for cattle-W. l.. Campbell.
 eaterville-Temperatu highest 92, lowest 70. Rainfall .12 inches. Range grass fine, cattle fat.-E. Downer. YAVAPAI COUNTY. 1 Jerome-Temperature, highest 100, lowest 65. The week has been very warm with light showers almost every evening-L A. Hawkins.
 Walnut Grove-The week has been warm and cloudy. A good rain on the 14th and soaking rain on the even ing of the 18th; 1.01 inches fell Part Of second crop of alfalfa is spoiled by the rain. Blackberries, plums, and peaches are ripe.-J. O. Carter. l Big Bug-Had fine rains on the 10th, 11th, 18th, 18th and 14th, and on the i 18th we had regular Kansas cyclone, which swept down the line of the B. B. & Prescott railroad. At the quarry on the railroad it caught up and bodily carried off the camp of the contractor Grass is in fine condition.-M. E. i Wheeler
 i Columbia-A thunder storm Thurs day evening swept by, giving us only a small shower. Rain very much needed for all purposes. Water for stock to be found only in few places M. J. Nolan.
 YUMA COUNTY.
 Harrisburg-No rain but plenty of water for stock and gardens.-O. B. Bloomer.
 Yuma-Temperature, highest 113, lowest 78.-M. E. DeVane.
 UNCLASSIFIED REPORTS. l For week ending July 11th, received too late for publication in bulletin l No. 15:
 Big Bug-Fine rains on the 4th and 5th, which have given grass and all vegetation a fresh start. Best grass in ten years.-M. B. Wheeler. l 9th, cooling the atmosphere somewhat, but too light to be of benefit to vege- taticn.-M. J. Nolan.
 Columbia-Rainfall 68. Cooler weather since rain. Gardens doing nice ly. Range stock will pull through all right-C. B. Champie.
 Fort Apache-Rain nearly every day during the past week, which has thought out the grass finely on the range. Corn beginning to tassle.-M. I. Esterly.
 Mesa - Temperature, highest 1O7. lowest 67 Rainfall 95.-L. Salter.
 Nutrioso-We have had nice gentle rains for five days during the past week. Crops and grass are greatly benefited.-J. B. Pace.
 OXbow-The past week has been very warm with frequent showers making the corn and other crops look fnely.-B. F. Joslin. White Hills-Much cloudy weather during the week, but no rain until today (the 11th). Green corn begin ming to come in.-R. B. Knight.
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