Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-26

Place.
Safford-Warm and rainy weather
during the past week. Water in the
river very high Floods have done
great damage to canals and ditches.-
Miss Burten Smithson.
MARICOPA COUNTY.
Wards Orange Grave Temperature
not SO high this week but the humidity
has been high. Good showers on
Monday and Tuesday, with a rainfall
of Al and % respectively. Ground is
| in good condition for cultivation and
the moisture is we'll retained. More
water in canals than heretofore Cit
rus fruit trees looking good, and MAX
ing considerable growth-W NJ
| Ward
Mesa-Weather has been very favor
able for the maturing of all crops.
increased supply of water Rains all
around but very little here Second
crOD of figs very heavy Late wheat
being harvested. Grain has been of
good quality in the valley this year.
Grape crop very large. Almond har-
vesting in active operation.-C. L.
Diehl
Alhambra-Third crop of alfalfa cut
it was light and a quantity was in
jured by rain. Pears ripening More
water in canal than at any time since
early spring. Evans.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
Taylor-Week has been cloudy and
sultry. Good rains on the 14th and
Goth were of material benefit to the
growing crops, but did some damage
to hay already cut. Grass on the range
is good and cattle are improving-J.
A. Lewis.
PinedaIe-Considera rain has fall
en- during the past week but II came
too late to save small grain, which is
almost a failure. Corn, though back
ward, is looking good.-James Peter
son.
Winslow-Weather cooler. Crops
growing finely More water for irri-
cation. Showery on the Goth and 21st
No rain here but heavy in the noun
tains. Plenty of wafer on the range
for stock-F. NJ. French
Taylor-Crops freshened by late
rain. First crop of alfalfa nearly har-
vested. Light rain on 2Ist. Some hay
damaged by rain. Oats are being cut.
Grass on the ranges growing finely.
Stock is doing better.-Miss Amy Han
cock.
Pinetop-It has rained every day
this week and all vegetation is fresh
ened and improved Hail on the Goth
did some damage to gardens Cattle
are fat and grass is plentiful.-M. A.
Penrod
Linden-C Cloudy with good rains dur
ing the week, the heaviest rain of the
season on the Goth. All growing gar
den truck promises we'll; cane and
beans are extra heavy; some corn silk
ing: new potatoes on hand; ranges
Hopen.
way-The past week has been
cool and cloudy with some good rains. !
Crops are looking good. L. Per-
kins.
Linden-We have been favored with |
two nice showers. Corn was begin
ming to spindle, and was only ten |
inches high Everything fresh and !
green and stock is improving.-F. |
Stanton.
st. Joseph-Warm and sultry-no |
rain. Wheat ripening and some har-
1esting being done Early potatoes Ia /
use Small freshetS make the water
for irrigation purposes very muddy
Miss Mary Hansen.
PIMA COUNTY.
Tucson-Warm, gentle rains five
lays last week. Grass on the ranges
growing rapidly Much more rain fell |
n the mountains than in the vicinity |
Of Tucson.-Angus Mcbride.
acknowledgements highest, 95; |
lowest, 70. Precipitation .16.-H. A. /
Man
PINAL COUNTY.
Silver King-Range in fine condi- |
ion. Plenty of water-grass and crops |
growing finely and stock is fat. Rain /
tall for the week .66-total since first
If month 4.69 inches.-Irion and Craig. /
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
Cnttenden-The weather the past
week has been quite cool for the sea
son of the year with frequent showers
by very vivid lightning
md heavy thunder Crops of corn
md beans very promising. Fruit and
in abundance The range
continues 10 improve. and stock is in
good condition.-Robert J. Goode.
Calabasas-W Weather Tor the past
week uniformly hot-air very humid.
Thursday, goth, regular downpour.
Irass and all planted seeds doing we'll.
Stock looking good.-M. R. Wise.
YAVAPAI COUNTY.
Goodwin-Several good showers
Turing The week, everything kvened
Up. Warm days, out cool nlSntS--A.
3. Spence.
Columbia-The showers during the
week, although light, did some good
o the crops, and increased the water
J. Nolan.
Coiumbia-Three showers this week.
light, were very helpful to
he ranges. Water for range stock
lad dried completely out in many
'laces. Heavy showers to the north
nd west of here caused creeks to rise.
C. E. Chamrie.
Walnut Grcve-Week has been very
warm with 1.01 inch of rain on the
9th which freshened everything up.
irass starting to grow. o. Carter.
Prescott-The precipitation during
he week, 1.5O inches. has been of
reat benefit to crops and grass.
lOudbursts have occurred in the
ranges, and roads and
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