Arizona republican., 1901-08-01
CT during week.-Chris. J. Kempe
COCONINO COUNTY.

COCONINO COUNTY.
 Flagstaff.-Rain every day during the past week and all crops are grow ing, under very favorable conditions. Plenty of water for stock.-Mrs. F. l., Renee.
 Flagstaff.-We have had several showers during the week and crops have been greatly benefited, especially the potato crop.-John Clark
 Flagstaff.-The drought was broken on the Fist and it has rained every day since, the rainfall being torrential at times. The country Is thoroughly drenched, and prospects for full crops are assured. Water holes are all filled up, and washes where water had not run for five years were torrents.-C. C. Moers.
 CHA COUNTY.
 Tonto. July 22.-No precipitation since the hailstorm of May 26. Garden stuff that came up again after the damaging hailstorm, has all, except sweet potatoes, dried up. Feed on range getting poor. Water lower in springs in the mountains this year than last. Wells in valley getting low but keep up better than last summer G O. Scott.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 Blue, July 22.-Some good showers along the river that were very much needed There is a good flow of water in Blue River.-C. E. Martin.
 Matthews.-Cloudy weather with con- siderable rain. Railroad section hands kept busy repairing washouts. Thresh- ing stlll In progress. The yield is fair. Vegetatlon growing under favorable conditions and looks good. The river is rising and past fording.-Jno. s. Waddil,
 Pima.--It has been cloudy and rain ing, off and on, all during the week. Corn Is looking good. The Irish po- tato crop promises well.-H. F. Norton.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 Mesa.-Light rain amounting to 20 inch on 23rd and increased supply of water In canals have greatly relieved the existing drought conditions. While garden truck and melons have suffered on account of scarcity of water, trees. pasturage and grain have done very we'll, and and with the increased sup ply will do better than expected. Very hot, sultry days and nights, with thunderstorms all around.-C. l.. Diehl.
 Giendale.-Good rain on 22nd. Dust pretty well laid. Slight increase in water in canal. not enough, however, to help pastures appreciably. Cloudy all week. Grape harvest begins next week-V F.. Messingsr.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.
 St. Joseph.-Very warm weather with good rain on 18th that did much good. IdfNtSt Ho" III luli pioSlcSs anu 'hS yield will be good. Second crop of alfalfa ready to cut.-Miss Emma Richards.
 Linden.-EXC eptional.y warm weather with a good amount of rainfall, Rain almost every day during week. Water holes and reservoirs partly filled up. The range is first class now. String beans and potatoes are ready for table use. Corn is in tassel. The outlook for good crops is promising.-H. w. Hopen.
 Pinedale.-Rain every day since the goth. Corn crop is looking fine but would have been very much better If the rain had come sooner. Wheat and oats have been harvested. Cattle in fair condition.-Louie Brewer.
 Shumway.-Grain crops and second Heavy showers of rain every day since the 23rd. The rain has damaged hay in swath, and grain that was cut and not hauled in; 1t also lodged all stand ing grain.-Miss Sibyl Harris.
 FINAL COUNTY.
 Oracle.-The rains have been gentle and are doing a great amount of good. The country is looking green every where, and the weather is delightfully."- cool and pleasant. Garden truck is doing well. Total precipitation for the week, 1.92 inch.-Mrs. E. s. Dodge, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
 Orc Blanco.-Cloudy weather with some rain. Water plentiful on range