Arizona republican., 1903-04-15

thui ioi lrrlSat1On- AlIdha ieii' s'iF quite sreen.-Ethel Smith. | Oraibi-Weather favorable. Tempera- ture normal. Heavy rains the past week make conditions favorable for a good crop. Indications for peach crop good.-John L. Ballinger. Polacca - Weather favorable. TWO rainy days in the week. Ground in good condition for blowing. Sowing not commenced yet. Fruit trees look ia | vorable for peaches.-G. c. Lawrence. Heber-Farmers blowing. Land in good condition. Cattle looking fairly well. Fall grain looking well. Grass getting good. Water plentiful.-Mrs c. F.. Porter
 1 Taylor-Weather this spring has been very cold and backward. and on that account grain sowing was late. Grain is just coming up. and is looking well. l Gardening is later than usual; some of l the garden seeds are planted. Grass on range just started Stock poor.-J. A. Lewis.
 Taylor-Weather cold and windy. Wheat coming up, looking well. Some garden seeds planted. and coming up. Peach trees not blooming this spring. Grass on range starting.-H. s. Lewis. Snowflake - w @ a her favorable. Ground in good condition. Wheat and alfalfa are growing fast, and are up well for this time of year. It is SUD- posed that the peach crop is entirely killed. Good prospects for apples, plums and small fruits-Wallace H. Larson.
 Woodruff-The weath has been pleasant for the past week. Crops are commencing to grow. Apricots are in bloom. Ground in good conditional. A. Hatch.
 PIMA COUNTY.
 Vail-Crops not all in. Alfalfa good crop. Barley looking first class | Weather clear and calm.-T. c. r. Man
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 Ground in good condition. Crops early and good. Feed is good on rangs Plenty of water for irrigation. Garden truck coming up. Fruit late but good -E. Rosenberg.
 | Columbia-Ground in good condition for planting. High winds and cool nights somewhat retarded growth Range and stock looking fine. Rain needed, however.-M. J. Nolan.
 Yarnell-Range is in fair condition and stock cattle and horses are i'm proving. Cold weather is still continr ing and retards growth of plants Sowing has been completed, and the stand of wheat and barley is fair Flowing for corn has not yet com- mcnced.-Leopold Walloth. | Placerita-Ground in good condition q 1 Damage to fruit trees not as great as anticipated. Range looking fine Plenty of water for irrigation. Weather cold, cloudy and windy.-G. W. Cool.
 Cornville-Weather warm and pleas ant. Barley and small grain doing fine. five or six inches high. Some garden made. Plenty of water for all purposes. Stock doing well on ranges Had the highest waters last of March here for sixteen or seventeen years.- Samuel c. Dickinson.
 Stantors-Feed on the range is very good. Rains in March put the ground in good condition. Stock is looking well. Water plenty. Garden truck planted, and some is up. The last few days of cool south wind stopped its growth. Prospects for fruit fair though damaged some by frost.-T. Fl Field.
 | Walnut Grove-Weather fine. Ground in good condition for blowing. Some garden truck coming up. Fruit tree: i in blossom. Range looking fine. better now than for three or four years at thi: time of year. Cattle improving.-J. O Carter.
 Prescott-Weather favorable; grounl in the best condition for blowing; n, sowing. Garden truck coming up. NJ damage to fruit trees. The seasor starts more favorable than for years Grass high enough for good feed.-W F. Day. M. D.
 Camp Verde-Ground in exce1len condition due to heavy rainfalls las week. Irrigating will be delayed fo two weeks owing to the condition O canals being badly filled and washe: by high waters. The prospects ar' good for fruit so far.-J. H. Wingfield.
 M. F. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director