Arizona republican., 1901-09-18
COCONINo COUNTY.

Flagstaff,-Clear and dry days with cold nights. Tender vegetation suc- cumbed to light frosts. Having will be finished the coming week. Crop abolt 75 per cent, but will be Of good quality. Potatoes do not come up to expecta- tions; probably one-fourth the usual crop. Other vegetables suffer from the dry cold weather and do not turn out W-ll-C c. Moers.
 Bellemont.- Dry and windy-nigh;s cold Frosts in certain localities. Po- feed plentiful. Hay crop will fall be- low expectations.-C. w. Davis.
 CHA COUNTY. san Carios-A good rain on 10th inst. reviving the range vegetation that had begun to appear rather sickly. Corn looking good. Highest temperature 1O4; lowest. 56. Rainfall, l.s3.-H. TuIlsen.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Pima.-Days warm but night grow ing cool. Avery fine rain on 1Utn wetted the ground quite deep all over the valley. Late crops of all kinds are growing rapidly. Fourth crop of lucerne will soon be ready to cu.. Mountain range has been well irri . gated.-H. F.. Norton.
 Matthews.-Good rain on 10th. Re mainder of the week hot days and cool nights. Showers in the mountains. River up. Cutting fourth crop of alf- alfa. Fall crop fairly good.-Jno $. Waddin.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 Mesa.-Weather favorable and every thing growing and looking fire. Sud- den rise in the river during week. but did not last over one day Water in canals very low. but vegetation is not badly in need of same. Watermelons still on the market. also green corn of | fair quality. Highest temperature. 1O2: lowest. 59.-C. l.. Diehl. Glendale.-No water in canal for two weeks. except short run for tanks. No shortage of feed yet. If water supply ' increases soon another crop of hay wi,l be made in some cases. Salway peach es being shipped. Corn not doing well No grain sown yet but some blowing V. F. Messinger.
 MOHAVE COUNTY.
 Mohave.-Weather is fine. Highes; temperature. 1O6: lowest. 62.-Homel felton.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.
 Pinedale.-weather cloudy with col3 winds. Corn being harvested. A light rain on 10th. Potatoes show a good crop. Late corn heavier than early yield. Cattle in fine condition. Water getting low in wells.-Louie Brewer.
 Linden.-Light showers during week Nights are cold. Corn cutting com. menced. Stock fat.-Miss r.. c. Hopel
 Shumway.-Light frost for three nights did no damage. Third crop o hay being cut A fairly good crop o h IaN Harris
 TayIor.-Light rain on 7th. Night: quite cold but no frost Corn an, beans ripe. Tomatoes ripening but { , light crop and of poor quality. Las crop of hay being cut. Water scarc' and wells very low. Range and stoc: looking good.-H. s. Lewis. St. .Joseph.-Days much cooler-nighti cold. Crops are ripening fast-will be gin gathering soon. Grass on rang locking fine. Stock doing well.-A,is Emma Richards.
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. Gro Blanco.-Past week cloudy witt heavy rain on 10th. Range and rang . stock in fine condition.-G. J. Phillips.
 YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 Columbfa-water for range stock be , coming scarce. Feed and cattle in goo , shape. Highest temperature, 105 lowest, 59.-C. F.. Champie.
 Columbia.-Fine warm days. Tn high drying winds of the week have in ? jured the range and reduced the wate supply. The growth of vegetation 5. very slow. Cattle and stock of al kinds still in prime condition.-M. ] Nolan.
 Prescott.-Hot days and warm night with no rain are fast drying out tn ground moisture. Growth of vegLta ton slow. Water supply getting low Highest temperature, S9.-Warren I Day. M. D.
 Skull Valley.-Warm days and COG nights continue.-E. Somerville.
 Juniper.-Ground fast drying out Slight frost the 11th. Hay crop all l. Stock looks good.-H. c. Remlow.
 VIM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.