The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-03
CLIMATE
AND CROPS
Weekly Bulletin for the Week
Ending June I---COnditiOns
Are Promising

orally cloudy and moderately cool,
with showers over the greater part of
the state. while the last few days
were generally clear and very much
warmer than usual for tbs time Of
the year. Considerable snow fell on
the mountains in the eastern north
eastern and Southwestern sections on
the 23d, oath and 25th. A light frost
occurred on the morning Of the 25th.
The rains and SHOWS during the
week we're of great benefit to the
stock ranges which are reported to
be in most excellent condition In
nearly every portion of the state.
The warmer weather at the close
of the week was very favorable for
termination and growth. Reports in
dictate that crops of all kinds have
made rapid and satisfactory progress,
and are everywhere in fine condition.
Fruit prospects are exec, in most
districts. In the extreme sou por-
ton grain is ripening and alfalfa is
being harvested.
CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS.
Wadsworth-The weather of the
past week has been favorable for the
growth of vegetation. Grain, analfa
and garden truck are looking fine.
Today (30th) it is very warm, with
showers on the mountains.
Martins ranch (near Gardnerville)
Since my last report we have had
fine growing weather and all crops
have made rapid growth. The snow
Is fast disappearing IN the noun
tains. Carson river rising.
Carson City orepart of week cool,
last part quite warm. Highest tenn
perature. Sc, on the Both; lowest, 80,
on the 9th; race of rain on the -Ist.
Good growing weather and crops Of
all kinds made rapid advancement.
Wheat looking fine. Garden truck
doing fine. Pasturage good and stock
in fine cond4,lon. Potatoes about all
planted. Fruit prospect excellent.
Smith-Weather warmer than the
previous week. Alfalfa growing rap
idly. Most of TIE grain looking well.
Some garden truck up and looking
we'll Water in ..--.er river fell eigh-
teen inches during ,Ae cold snap.
Wabuska-Forepart of the week
cool; last part very hot. All crops
doing we'll. Range feed best for years.
Trees are loaded with fruit.
Pine Grove-On the 23d and oath
from u to Is inches of snow fell. The
storm was of great benefit to range
feed. Later part of the week warm
and pleasant, fine weather for tie
growing crops.
Battle Mountain-After W weeks
Of bad weaver a fine. warm spell
has set in for good.
Shoshone week ending May 26th)-
A stormy week, rain and sleet in
the valleys every day from the ls.h
to the gath; snow fell on the nouns
tains. The rain has done a great deal
of good to vegetation. Prospects for
range feed a great deal brighter. AL
falfa from four to eli inches high.
Ely-The past week has been OF
rain and snow. ihe mountain and
valley ranges promise to be superior
to any year since 1896. Planting has
been entirely suspended, yet we are
ccntented and hopei~-.
LamoiIle-The past week has been
cold and c-oudy, with snow in the
mountains and a heavy rain in the
valley. Potatoes most all planted. lAe
fruit trees are looming slowly; very
backward spring.
Deeth-Cold weather for h past
week, except the last part which was
very warm. Snow and rain on the
2zth, 25th and 18th. Vegetation has
not made much growth On account OF
cold weather, Water plentiful. Grain
ali up, but growing slowly. Crickels
in the mountains doing some damage.