Arizona republican., 1901-05-02
CT. Garden stuff doing fairly well.- Homer Kelton.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.

NANAJO COUNIN.
 Heber-Cool nights with frost. Small grain coming up. Cattle in fair condi- tion. Water plentiful, grass scarce. Flowing for corn in progress.-Mrs. Liz zie Porter.
 Woodruff-Crops have made rapid growth during week. Cloudy latter part of week. Grass growing some on range. Stock running on range poor II. A. Hatch
 Whitcriver-Weather warmer 1n- dians preparing ground for planting.- Will Wooster.
 Shumway-Sllght showers on 2lst. High winds, but not damaging to crops. Warm weather tie past week. Trees leafing.-S. Harris.
 Pinedale-Weather warm. Grass on range looking better Prospects fair for good crops.-Louie Brewer.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Tucson-Warm, cloudy weather the past week Spring barley and wheat maturing. Some barley and alfalfa mixed being cut for hay. Cattle and ranges good.-E. l.. Wetmore.
 FINAL COUNTY. Ray-Very warm. Ranges fairly good. Vegetation at standstill Tor want of rain.--W. J. MacNeil. Dudleyville--Vcry warm days Hay ing commenced. Ground drying out and water supply diminishing rapidly. Cat tie in good condition and doing very well.-Geo. r. Cook.
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. Crittcnden-Cardcn plants look good Fruit trees all right. Weather change abIe.-John Smith.
 Nogales-Weather variable: windy and dry, and consequently detrimental to growing vegetation. Barley crop reported short on account of late frost -s. F. Noon.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. | Aoh Fork-Quite cold all week ard very windy the latter part.-Miss Ella Foley, P. M.
 Dewey-First of week high south winds, very warm days and cold nights Latter part cold and cloudy, threaten ing rain. Too dry to plant grain. Feed very fair for stock. Peach crop de- stroyed by frost.-A. G. Miller. Hillside-First part of week warm latter part cold and cloudy, threatening rain. Alfalfa ana grain growing slowly Garden truck all up, but not doing well Water plenriful.-T. D. Sanders. Skull Valley-High drying winds pre- vailed all week with cool threatening weather but no rain. Frost in low places still continues. Planting almost entirely suspended for want of rain Grass drying up. There will probably be a few apples of late varieties ant some cherries Water on ranges getting scarcer. Large shipments of cattle be- | ing made.--E. Somerville.
 Goodwin.-Dry, windy and cool. Al moisture has disappeared and water scarce Range stock fair. Gardening at a standstill-A. B. Spence.
 Juniper--Fairly warm days, night! still cold. Dry and windy.-H. c. Rem low.
 Crown KIng-Warm days and coo nights. Most gardens are planted ant doing fairly well. The country needs rain.-W. S. Norvill. | Junction-Ground in good condition Trees in bloom. Strawberries doini well. Plenty of water.-S. II. Hart. Columbia-Weather warm. Wate sinking rapidly but still sufficient fo ordinary purposes. Gardens doing fair ly well. Cattle in good condition. Rair needed.-.M. J. Nolan.
 YUMA COUNTY.
 Yuma--Warm weather and freedom from high winds has made the pas week a very favorable one for the de velopment of all plant growth. Figs ar nearly ripe and strawberries quit plentiful. Alfalfa and grain are grow ing we'll. The Colorado river is slowl. rising Water plentiful Highest tenn perature, 94; lowest, 53.-Weathe Bureau.
 Yuma-Weather favorable for grow ing crops-warm and overcast. Plent. of water for irrigation. Small fruit coming on.--F. S. Ingalls,. Wm. c. BURNS. Section Director.