Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-08-09
CROP BULLETIN.
Drouth Continues Along the Lower
Rio 6rande Valley,
REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS.


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SaiAH re ~ NJ aug warm am
s'fo"ery uurnhs the p"st "eek' i"'ms
nave lai'eh Over All q on uhe TER
rluory' out IN uhe ioWer hio erande' anu
III isros anu no Arrioa oounOles the iall
was hght' ana urouoh o'ndtoOns sun
prevail 10 some extent Corn VIII De
greatly improved by the RUNS anu grass
on the rNngeS refreshed put as most OF
the wheat "ous ana oarley u "oVu'
ready 10 harvest me wins nave c"me
most TOO late 20 pehent those crops IN
nVruledstelh S"Vtohs ue raihs WIZ
quite heaVy' n Deihg ny
nan IN some cOrs'derNpie
damasc esuIed 10 fruits ana stand'ng
crops, ppth from the hani n from
Washlng' IN the loWer fecOs Valiey
there mas Deen abundant rams during
the season ana reports indl"ate max
conditions There are the g $ IN years
IN uhe extreme southwest n IN west
ern Soc"rro county Where there mas
been - much SUFFERING from drouuh'
the are having almost dnily showers
anu Stock and farming interests are I'm
proving rapidly Inc SNond crop OF al
lalta - alnloAt an secured ana uhder
raNorable c"nuluiVns as a RUE Wheht'
oats and barley seem 10 be hardly UP To
the average Yield IN northern sections
The third cutting OF alnalna mas begun
In the extreme south. WHtern'NO'is
muskDehons OF a poo quality are
coming into the southern huo GrFunde
market Eirly grapes are hesirly y
IN n lower Pecps valley. irrigation
water ls getting quite scarce IN many
localities, Dun the occ"sional showers
are Neepfng s"rueiis amn groWihg crops
IN a very 1air condition WIN rev ex-
captions an IMPORTS sho" that SUCK -
In prime condlton
lhe eN'r"cts rrOh repor's
OF correspohhehts gives uhe cOhuluiohs
inOre IN deuhl;
Eeter' Ihiru crop
OF airamta " w oIooin' water tor irtasa-
ton Is pecoining scarce squashes nave
been destroyed oy Bugs ana melons
mat Were n IN close proximity 10
the mas are suteatns nom the
same cause beahs "re peahs eateh ny
cmheh bugs Aniraiidel grapes are
turning HIGHEST temperature 10; low
est' 56i precipitation a ufrice'
beii hanch-c' NJ doou
rains uuilhe the WEEK nave i~resheleu
the grass ana replenasheu Stock wslued'
I'allse u III eAce"ei" o"huitoh' i"ih-
rall' Il''
C"rlso"u-h w. rulfei. WILLIS nave
peeh IIePuent anu "ou'uai'' VroPe III
uhe NaaIey soutn here wefe never Det-
YER iSihse Us une oest IN hVe yenS' Inc
tniru cuuOins on aiia'ia no" peihs nlaue'
fe"Ches urc npel"hs iaS'sr un,h my
N"i pe uNSi'u ~ u"'e oai '"NS sum
peu 10 hHnsus 'Hy ths hs' Week n
ralr crop vi ei"pes """ CUNNING i"uo
malhe'
hast LAs esasT ihormih. ih'
orouui - ~t i"s' ~pdohehi soou rams
n"'eu"'ei pu' US Nte VIC sens"di ~
DC Oh pehen . or0s nv corn. |orn WIZ
nm ,uu ,ou"e w q,
"'uOh uen'eu ps naH7 ""Np' =
"Dous "i e'eu "'u W" Nop "a
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anu iipe'"hs p"SN "auN SUI" wy
suarce III liNe MY u'Ven
r"ffnsVonm" ~, oyh NopS
uoihs messy "he'' herVes' hes.iiy n''
isheu ny une Gnu VI 'he no1po"' CIV
rauh.r hsnt' N"rn PROMISES p" 49,
yie'u' SeVo'hl euV''"s u "i"inh "po"'
All secureu' h~irly pcaches anu appte'
are heHIiy "a" on the "iaINe' Appie'
are heaIly al No. 'ery lew "o'rny'
fVr nnOoh-rr D. W onowei'
hesurly every u"y' orops sro"ihs noe
~ staSS ~ soou anu suooA r"N'
o"ui"Ns oPnhssD o"ines r. WIN
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