Arizona republican., 1901-05-30

ature of 22 degrees. High winds are drying up the moisture.-Mrs. E. L. Renee.
 Bellemont-Good growing weather. Planting well advanced. Ranges in fine condition and water plentiful--C w. Davis.
 Flagstaff-Heavy winds during last of week. Crops and grass growing rapidly. Cattle beginning 10 take on flesh. The outlook is favorable for good crops.--John Clark. CHA COUNTY.
 Globe-Warm days and cool nights. Cattle in fine condition. Feel beg,n- ming 10 dry up. Plenty of water in springs and creeks. Garden truck growing nicely.-G. S. Gerald.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Blue, May 1S-Alfalfa and garden truck doing well. Nearly all crops planted.-C. B. Martin
 Eden-Harvest will soon begln.--Wm. Stapley.
 Matthews--Warm days--cool nights. Crops look good-bariey Is ripeniug fast and harvest is at hand. Garden truck doing well. Corn and sorghum being planted. Water supply Is ample.-Jno. $. Waddll.
 Plma-High winds and cool nights. Water plentiful for irrigation. Range Is getting dry but cattle are still doing well.-H. F. Norton. Saffcrd-Alf Ia aklng rapid growth. Grain ripening fast. - Mrs Burton Campbell.
 MARICOPA COUNTY. Orme Section-Weather cool and windy-favorab for wheat and barley, which are ripening very slowly but fill ing we'll. Alfalfa making fine growth. Bartlett pears will make only one-half crop, but of superior quality.-J. P. Orme
 Buckeye-Second crop of alfalfa be- ing cut and some barley ready for header. New Castle apricots are ripe. Water plentiful.-Jas. s. Day. Glendale-The cool nights are favor able to the proper development of fruit. Water supply has fallen off about 60 per cent but as grain is all finished" the shortage is not felt. Heading be- gan the first of the weekly. F. Mes singer.
 Mesa-Frst crop of figs nearly ripe which will be light; second crop setting very heavy. Barley harvest still in progress Second crop of alfalfa, of heavy growth, in bloom. Citrus fruit sets dropping very badly, which iS due to drought of last season.-C. l.. Dishl. River Bottom-Second crop of hay 1 coming on finely and pasturage con | tinues good. Stock in good condition Water supply lessening.-Jno. F. HI. Wards Orange Grove-Windy with very cool nights. Citrus fruit trees making second growth. and are inn proving as the season advances.-W M. Ward.
 Mesa-Alfalfa making good growth and grain ripening under favorable conditions. Water supply is decreas- | ing. Pasturage is insufficient for the 1 great number of cattle coming in. as alfalfa Is very thin on account of last seasons drought-W. H. Wallace.
 MOHAVE COUNTY. Mohave City-Garden stuff growing rapidly. Water for irrigation Is plen- tiful.-Homer Kelton. Peach Springs-High winds and cold nights. Frost on the Fist. The winds are drying out the ground very fast Mrs. M F. Coleman. NAVAJO COUNTY. Taylor-Windy with cold nights Damaging frost on night of 21st which seriously affected crops and almost ruined first crop of alfalfa in some ! felds.-J. A. Lewis. | Linden-Cold and windy. Hard 1 freeze on Fist doing some damage tc young corn and garden stuff.-H. w | Hopen.
 Shumway-Frost on night of Fist killed all tender vegetables and caused alfalfa to wilt. Rain badly needed s. Harris.
 PIMA COUNTY. Rosemont-Warm days-cool nights Range feed good, but ground very dry W. l.. George.
 FINAL COUNTY. | Silver King-Favorable conditions for | blowing and corn planting. Stock doing well. Heavy frost on morning o1 22nd which killed tender vegetables | Irion and Craig Dudleyville, May 1S-Grain hay not all harvested yet; yield will be above the average. Grain ready to cut.-Geo F. Cook. i Ray-Range grass very good consid- ering lack of rain.-W. J. MacNeil. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY. Calabasas-Very favorable weather for harvesting, and alfalfa and barley crops nearly all in shock.-M. R. Wise
 Orc Blanco-Range in good condition J. G. Phillips.
 Crlttenden-Windy during week Gar