Arizona republican., 1904-09-15

warmer than those of week before.-A. F. Henning.
 Springerville-The past week was mostly fair and windy, but there was q | light rain on the 9th; harvesting pro- gressing; most of the wheat cut and in shock: some second crop of alfalfa being cut which is very good; garden truck doing nicely.-C. B. Trammen.
 COCHISE COUNTY.
 Naco-Weather cool and cloudy; have had plenty of rain; range better than it has been at any other time in | the past three years; stock look we'll: high water ruined all crops but alfalfa, and it was damaged some; having has commenced.-B. T. Stuart. Pool-Weather during last week was cool, cloudy and windy; sorghum and corn crops doing we'll, but in danger of being frosted.-J. J. Pool.
 Turner-The rainy season appears to be nearly ended; all crops doing well; potatoes, all kinds of vegetables. corn, alfalfa. and native hay are plentiful.- c. A. Clark.
 COCONINO COUNTY.
 Flagstaff-Clear weather first part of week; cloudy with rain latter part; grain promises fair average crop if frost keeps off two weeks longer; po- tatoes are a total failure, being all vines and no tubers; vegetables are more than average; stock is doing well, and grass all over the country is plen- tiful.-Chas c. Moers.
 l F1agstaff-Average daily deficiency in temperature from September 5tk to 9th was 2.1 degrees; total precipitation cn .f inch: clear weather with warm days and cool nights prevailed until the 9th which was cloudy with rain and hail; light frost occurred on the sth. but it did no damage; vegetation con- tinues green and luxuriant; water abundant.-A. E. Hackett.
 CHA COUNTY. Young-Light shower of rain occur red first of week; partly cloudy latter part of week; total precipitation for the month of August was COG inches; crops and grass improving.-O. Leisure.
 GRAHAM COUNTY. Blue-The rains seem to be becoming general; crops are all about made; range will likely be better than it has been for years; all stock in fine con dition.-C. B. Martin.
  icIoudy; alfalfa, corn and sorghum doing finely; fifth crop of alfalfa ready for cutting, yield will be rather light; stock doing well; plenty of water John s. Waddill.
 MARICOPA COUNTY.
 Riverside-Alfalfa, sorghum, and corn crops growing, the weather being favorable for growth; water still plen- tiful; feed abundant and cheap.-J. B. Hoover
 Wickenburg-Corn and sorghum crops doing well; vegetables of all kinds growing nicely. except tomatoes which are drying out; weather is hot during day time. but the nights are cool: stock of all kinds have continued to improve, and are now generally in excellent condition.-John I. Bachtiger. Phoenix-Temperatu moderate; weather generally fair; plenty of water for irrigation, which is less muddy than previously; corn and sorghum doing well; some alfalfa being cut; a fair crop, but somewhat mixed with weeds; pastures very good, causing improvements in dairy products.-Dun- can Howard.
 l NAVAJO COUNTY. | Polacca-Corn is in fair condition, considering that rains were very late. I-Cn6rleS w. Hlgnan.
 1 Snowflake-Wheat and oats threshed with a large yield; corn turning ripe; third crop of alfalfa being harvested. watermelons plentiful squashes and beans looking well; ranges good; sheep getting fat; stock looking well; weather turning cooler.-Thomas Tanner. | Snowfiake-The third crop of alfalfa is being harvested and is very light; watermelon vines are dying; cucumber crop extra good; potatoes not doin z well; weather favorable for vegetable growth; bees swarming to a greater extent than usual at this season, but honey crop is light.-E. L. Smith.
 St. Joseph-Somewhat cloudy weath- CT prevailed during past week; days have been warm and the nights cool :: plenty of water in river; irrigation mostly over; squash and melons hava been rotting on the ground; corn anl lsorghum maturing; some blowing for wheat; ground in good condition; range good; stock doing unusually we'll Hans Nielsen.
 Winslow-Weather very warm {: showers have ocurred iTl mountains the last two days, second crop of alfalfn tnearly all cut, but should have been c3t a month ago; third crop will be very short unless frost does not come until late; alfalfa crop will be an aver age for this year; oat crop will be light; stock on range getting fat.-F. M. French.
 FINAL COUNTY. DudleyvilIe-A thunderstorm with O64 inch of rain occurred on the 3d; since then the weather has been partly cloudy and the wind has been from the southeast; maximum temper ature for the past week was 92 degrees and the minimum was 59 degrees; nights cool and damp; late peaches ripening and late crops doing well.-- Geo. r. Cook
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
 Lochiel-Cold. cloudy weather during early part of week, with light showers; warmer weather on Friday and Sat urday; late corn and bean crops doing well.-Jas. B. Mix
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