Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-04
CROP BULLETIN.
Good Rains During the Week in
Certain Sections,
REPORTS FROM CORRESPONDENTS.

santa Ne, n. A.. July ~ .--'rhe wcath.
er Tor the past week has been warm
ami oloudy. with considerable wind
Good rains 0ucurrcd in sgne acs4lona,
and nght refrcaiilug ialoWers were grn.
crtl eNcclainE IN parts ~ Thaa and
Rio Arriba vuuntics where they are ex-
porienCing one of the moat disastrous
druItha on rssori nur nhe1o localities
iianEoa are dry who,it AMI oats are SER
lolialy damaged and corn fields arr ~
witheicd that uniesas rain c,anes soon
there wiz be- iete yield. Light aho,y-
ori have fallen over Cho dfuafih -ssrick
en- regions ~ ghc extreme southwest.
and although uoa Sufficient az yet 20
make guOt Eraie ON tho ringea. the
cr1Is have been Eretily revived ami
There r., az rifle. sufficient wa1cr f,sr
Irrigation puIvuscs. Most of the flliI
wheat haa been harvested in uofghofn
sections. an dthe spriug wheat harvest
has hsgnn. The seCund crop uf alfalfa
~ heing secured In nurthorn seslona
under very fayuubio conditions. all
though In ssHne lucalities there has been
some slight dauage frYm the showofs
Ia the south the third crop is being cut
oats are being harvested In northern
8coaulns. with a gpod yield. generally
Corn " making rapid gNoyth. excepting
in The drvuth region. and roasting oars
Hrc In southern markets. Gardens al-e
coming on very satisfactorily. water.
melons. maalunciOnN and cantaloupoa
are ripe IN @aIthcrn sectiOns. gyhe vine.
yards Uf licTnuiillo Cuunsy AMI OF
southern iiio Gransie valley aro quite
promising. loirly uppl,a. peaches.
pears and pluIna are in the nntHkoaa of
central and nuFvhgfn ssSSionH late
peaches are ripeniug In thessuthom Pc
coa orchards. Fruits have druppe con
siderlbly owing to the high winds A.
IS r,iio utock is IN prime condition. In
uiuse section Of socOro county, and "
the southwest. where there haH been
considerable loss and suffering On ac-
count VI the dIOuth. the conditions have
been lntfcls improved by the resent
shOwcra irrigation water h getting
scarce In the scoiious depending ga tho
northern Itio Grando and In the vicinity
of Las Vegas. but ELSEWHERE there
sccnus to be no complaint.
Thc following eNtraots fran the re-
ports Of correspondence give tha con-
dltions nnore In detail
Aztec-sc. u. Mead Clops of an kinds !
are doing nicely S0ane early roatsing
ears are beginning 10 cmmc in Mssr-
k'ta well filed wth vegetables such as
new potsrtoea. onions, oabbdgcs, peas. |
bects, e'to.. ami apples peaches. pluHns
and apricOts. In the bower valley grass |
f,s.Ur,f.fss 49,. stls... a. $780,.
20 an crops. The s--oond c,1tting VI hay |
In Doing made. Dttohes are full OF wa
ter. Highest tcmperature. o.. lowest. !
~; no rain.
Hell Ramch.-C. NJ. O'Donnell. Cloudy |
and nhoweiy. Aifaifit has been cw the |
third time, Suoh peaches an the hail
has left are ripcning, Rainfan. O.sG
Carlsbad g. FNien Good rains
continue The country Immediately /
tributary 10 Carlsbad has had more rain /
this season than for three years past /
An crUpa are growing nicely. fAits
peaches are rlpehng. wuteI1nciOns and 1
cdutaloupen are on the market Aleal-
"a and corn ag>s satisfactory.
EHat Las Vcgas--J. Thoruhli; /
Weather continues very dry, hot and
suhry. Wheat is being harvested and /
ls very ahori. Oats. corn and all crops
are suffering fron the drouih. In some
plhces corn. oats and this springs al.
ftlfa sowing are dry, and water Ia the
river h very a1ance. Grass on the
ranges is drying up.
Galliuas Springs jas. -. Whiimofe:
Crops are iulins very Wel, Grass On
the range Is growing finely; outside
water h,acs are well filled. and ptO,k u
lea fine condition Fruit is rdpening w,dl
Highest temperature. %; lowest. "a.
rain. O.2i
iIobart.-N. II. Hough Wheat Ia an
ripe. corn and atfilfa grow.ag WELL
Fruit Is dr1pglng considerably. Water
is getting sgarce. Highest Temperature
g. lowest S.
MesAih ParkA. NJ. Sanchez: Cloudy
with ilgim rains. which were Of mnnq,
benefit On the a5th a very heavy rain
"a few miles 50 the south. Watermelons
and nnissigmoaona are on the market
Corn ia In the milk drapes ARE grow
ing nicely. Highest temperature i0l |
luN est, 80; rain. 0.t2.
Olo CailenteA. Joseph THE most
disastrous duuFth ever experienced ia
this scction Ia now upon us. The wheat
crop IL seriously damaged. corn may |
reylve n itr,ins ssson. otherwise none
Nlu be- rg,ias.i A fairly good crop ~ al
naha H. now helms harvested. Highest
temperature. % lowest. 60. NO rain.
fsedruok Louis Cllasnpie. Ecund a. |
falfa has been secured, hut was slight /
ly damuFcl by the Hght ai0wcrs ~ the
week The ruina were not sufficient b.
make good range feed Cor our stpck. bat |
there b. piefsy of water for irrigation. |
Corn o. in taasel ami gruWiag tiai.
santa S. United states Weather /
Bureau; Warm and win.iy, VITA light |
showers in vicinity. Iiooal market veal
suppued with the gr0gn pssauhea, pears |
and upricota ApIaesare dropping ON |
slderabiy. ssnne early corn b. iit Or
roasting cars. but Ia general the fields !
are hlra eofusng iDto fuli taHsel, lrriga- /
tioB Watsr plentiful 1IlRhcs teInpcra- /
turc. sd. lowest. tg, rain. 0.Gs
Weber,. n iiiorniaum. Two gossi
showers on Wednesday and Thursday.
and she situation was rnuch relieved
crups have made rapld growth With the
fresh air ami ciOu,iy weather, and All
afe hooking finely sOme oata are be-
ins harvested.
A. M. HARDIN0E.
session Dircctor.
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