Arizona republican., 1899-04-26
FROM REPORTS OF
 CORRESPONDENT
APACHE COuNTY

EAIR IRAClS FROM REPORTS or
 CORRESPONDENTS.
 APACHE COUNTY.
 Eagar-Weather conditions fair foi crops, Fruit in bloom-George II Crosby.
 St. Johns-Weather cold and windy nights, which injured the fruit croL some. Small grain is looking good { The ranges are very dry and cattle are i starving-M H Peterson
 COCHISE COUNTY.
 Fairbanks-Cool and dry. SlighJ 1 freeze on night of the goth. Wheat oats and barley doing nicely.-F. M ! Likes.
 Fort Huachuca-Favorable condi- tions for growth of range pastura ge.- J. W. Stump.
 COCONINO COUNTY. i Tagstaff-Drying winds and cold | weather have made unfavorable con ditions for farming and the ranges Flowing and seeding in progress. Frost { every morning and tender vegetation ! killed. Springs and tanks drying up. Charles c. MOers.
 lagstaff-Seeding in progress. The ground is cold and grass is making SLOW gfOWED-f1. E. BduL2- trawberry-Plowing finished. High w1nds.-S. R. Lowthian.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Tonto-Fall barley and wheat head ing. Alfalfa in bloom. Gardens back ward. Cattle improving-G. o. Scott.
 Oxbow-Cold and windy. Corn planting in progress. Very dry and feed scarce.-B. F. Joslin.
 Globe-Fruit doing well. Garden vegetables growing fast.-Andre Mau- rel.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Pima-Early grain heading out. Ranges are dry.-H. E. Norton
 Pima-Grain doing well. Water sup ply sufficient for present needs. Range stock not doing very wel1-J. K. Rog- CTS
 omonville-Growth of crops re- tarded by cold nights. Grain gener- ally in good condition. Alfalfa is ex- tra heavy and uninjured by frost. Corn planting has be8un.-W. A. Place.
 Duncan-Crops in fine condition. Corn planting has begun. Amp.e water supply Peaches have been se- verely injured.-J. A. Billingsley.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 ; y have somewhat checked growth or vegetation.-W M. Ward.
 Phoenix - Weather favorable for growing crops. Condition of barley and wheat improving. Having begun yield about one-half crop. Water for irrigation very short.-J. P. Orme. Glendale-Water for irrigation con tinues short A quantity of grain heading out too short to be headed and will only make hog feed. Alfalfl fields suffering for water. Thompson seedless grapes and olives blooming heavily.-H. w Adams.
 Mesa = Favorable conditions for growing crops. First cutting of al- falfa has begun with promise of an av- craze crop-C. L. Diehl
 Mesa-Cutting of first crop of alfalfa begun. Most of the grain is receiving the last irrigation and the water sup ply is ample. Early apricots and al- monds full gr0wn.-J. E. Bettler.
 AIhambra-Alfalfa in full bloom and cutting quite general. Barley, wheat, and cats growing nicely.-EIliot Evans.
 Alhambra-Grain heading well. Po- tatoes blooming; corn looks good; small vegetables growing fnely.-Mr5 J. Mognett.
 MOHAVE COUNTY.
 Fort Mohave-Weather cool. First crop of alfalfa has bsen cut and the yield is heavy.-Charles E. Jared.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.
 Taylor-Crops looking fine. Grass has started good Water is getting low.-Joseph Lewis.
 Winslow-Weather cold with heavy frost, which proved somewhat injur1- ous Oats, alfalfa and garden truck coming up.-F. M. French.
 Shumway - Freezing weather on night of the 18th which killed most or the fruit and injured garden truck l.. L. Perkins.
 Heber-Fine weather first part Of week, but very cold the latter part. Water scarce for man and beast. Cod weather makes small grain backward. Hans Nielsen.
 Linden-CooI and windy. Flowing still in progress. Water drying ID fast Growing stuff retarded on ac- count of cold weather-H. w. Hopen-
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Redington-Weather favorable and all growing crops doing well. Stock on range in fine condition. Early corn coming up-W. H. Wheaton.
 Tucson-First cutting of alfalfa will begin generally this week.-Angus Nc Bride.
 FINAL COUNTY. Casa Grande-Weather favorable fO~ ra Did growth No rain but plenty of | water for irrigating purposes. Hay ! crop will be large. Alfalfa ready to | cut-G. F. Westfall.
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. Crittenden-Stock is looking good | md the crops of barley and wheat are