Arizona republican., 1900-09-26

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 And 7ou'u be all right in the morning. Flagstaff-First part of week cool, latter part cloudy. Killing frost on 18th forming ice i inch. Harvesting nearly ali cone, except potato digging. This has been the most unsatisfactory and disastrous season Coconino has ever experienced. many farmers nos raising enough fodder to keep stock over winter-Chas. C. MOeTs.
 Flagstaff-Coo-er. \ light sprinklns of rain during night of 2Srd, but no benefit to stock. Stocfmen buying water from railroad coMpaay-Ajrs. E. L. Renee.
 GILA COUNTY.
 GIobc-Owing to the dry coalition of the soil no fall blowing has been done. Days continue warm and nights very cool Cattle are a littIs improved. but poor prospects for winter fsei.-J. F. Gerald.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Duncan-A good rain on tha Dist ana 22nd. Ground in fair condition for blowing. and grass everyWhsre. Stock doing wel.-Nsphi Packer.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 Nesa-Water supply too low for planting late crops. and unless there $ an increase soon there will be practi- cally no crops put in. Pasture nearly all gone Dairy stock being sold for want of feed. which will grs atIy de2re- ctate the revenues of the farmer Pears rireni1e sIowiy.-C. l.. Diehl.
 River Bottom-The past season has been disastrous to many, the present is discouraging-the future gloomy. The only salvation will be an abundance of rain and snow during the winter in the mountains. It is the only hope for the ranchers and gardcners.-JnO. T. Hill,
 Alha5nbra-Tha condition of agrlcul- ture in this locality is desperate There is practically no feed for stock, the water supply is wholly inadequate to admit of fall planting of grain and al- faifa. and orchards are in dying con dftion.-Chase l.. Purdy.
 Mesa-The increased humidity is fa- vorab,e to drought stricken vegetation, Fruit trees that have had good care are steadily improving in vitality There is a fair crop of oranges, trees look pretty good. Other fruit almost fai!ure-pears excepted, of which there is a light crop.-Geo. ScAornlck-
 MOHAVE COUNTY. sicnal-Conditicn of soil very dry. Nt sowing done for want of wat r.-G Levy.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Tucscn-lIinimun tempor1ture, @; maximum. 1G0 To,al rainfall .,9 inch Freshets on PilIito River, and some or the Santa Cruz. Cane and corn will make half a crop. Conditions favor able for fall grass. Farmers are plant ing wheat and barley.-E. L. WetnoTe
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. CaIabasas. Sept. 22-Drought broken Electric storm and rainfall for l6 hours Ground well soaked. Vegetation will recup=rate now. Stock safe for water M. F Wise
 Eoga- -es-Verv heavy thu1d5rs -orn- during night of the Fist. Total pr5cipi- tatian for week 2.1I in n s.-P. A. Gar stin.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. , Columbia-High. dry winds lattel part of the week left the range in bal condition. Water s-arce, soil very dry 1 Days warn with cool nishts.-M J Nolan.
 Big Bug-A very dry week but weather threatening. Latter par cloudy wi;h light sprinkl- s of raia.-AI T. Wheeler.
 ! Prescott-EainfaI .C5 in. on the 22nd Highest temperature. S; lowest, 9 The entire county is too dry for blow ing. and seed crops generally are fail ures. Grass short. Water for all puc- poses scarce. Agricultural and stock prospects bad.-Wa9ren F. Day, NJ. D.
 Tarnell-Firzt part of week Wa: warm and pleasant but from the 2gtt on strong southeast win S with clouds weather prevailed. and .o3 inch of Iair fe,l on the 22nd. Rain is needed fol fall growth Of crass-even some of th= oak brush is drying Up.-Leopold Wal 10th.
 YUMA COUNTY. Harrisburg-co'd, w.nly wea her and ID rain. It will Le d hard winter No grass or 'wa.cr for stock.-O. B B-Comcr.
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