Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-09-14

Etts rainy HaasHa 6EsIas a0aAk 9FeEt
.afl stock doing wells feed for range
cattle Rheep and horses Is plentiful.
but crops uF grain. he's, potatoes, ete,
VIII be very short owing to the arouth
in the carly part Of The summe and
the laek nj anaw last winter. Highest
temperature 81, lowest As; no rain,
Faywood-T. CT Menermott-Steady
though not heavy rain on the 9Th and
6th puts us in better cheer, however
more rain Ii necessary TO insure SAT
oty 10 The we'll stocked anges.
Glencoe Frank u. coerSeasonabie
weather; grass II good but thin; stock
Ii fat, third cutting alfalfa oa.~~Anna
ii. roeCool nights and very warm
days. alfalfa crop light: range and
crops In good condition.
HiiisborGJ, NJ. Webster~~Cieaf
week. with 0al inch Of rain on Bird.
Hohart~W. II. Hough-~Wheat har.
vest over, quality fair corn doing
wen, also alfalfa; frequent rains have
put range IN excellent condition;
feed and water abundant.
Hood. NJ Cock~crop rlpentng
rapidly; early corn being cut; bean
| harvest Ia TN, with d Large acreage and
faIr yieid; winter apples are coloring,
many falling but still u good crop on
| trees, 4
Las Vegas Nm. curtiss Bailey"
Cool nights and warm days, with a
light frost on the morning Of the
7ih, Highest temperature IS, lowest
81; no rain.
Los Alamos VIM. Frank, Jr.~
| Weather In beginning to got COLDER
no rain and II Is very dry and windy
third crop OF alfalfa has been very
much delayed on account OF the
drouth. There IL hardly any water
In the river, not enough for irrigation.
La Luz Ernest s. swiftr-cloudy
and cool but no rain unless more rain
falls In this vicinity winter prospects
for cattle will be very poor.
ManuelitoW. A. LIS Tarr~-crops
and stock doing well and corn ripen.
Ing nicely. Week warm, clear and
pleasant bnt somewhat windy toward
the close.
Maxwell city-Wm. French--A dry
week With cooler nights. Prairie get
ting brown. Third crop Of alfalfa Is
about ready TO cut. Highest tempera.
ture So, lowest All; rain a trace.
Mogollon-W. Irwin Moore-Very
little rain this week and temperature
very low, averaging about So de-
grees
Mora--Z. s. Longuevan-Heavy
frost in seholla valley, destroying late
planting Of oats; wheat blighted and
scarcely any grain will BIO harvested
Some are harvesting alfalfa while
others are through with second crop,
with very light yield.
ocate--N. Well-Very dry and no
rains for some time. Have had frosts
In some sections, no grain to speak Of
and hay crop will be about one half
OIo-Caiiente "A. joseph Local
showers continue In the mountains
increasing water supply for irriga
ton, bean crop best IN ten years;
corn promising and fair crop expect
cd: grass on ranges good and all stoel
Is fai. Highest temperature So. low
est, 40.
Qnesta--Antonio J Gomez--Goos
grass on range; crops very good AM
7 yielding we'll; stock In fine condition
no rain.
Rowesamuel Dean--A klllinI
frost during The night Of 9th; stocl
Is doing fairly we'll. but winter graz
! ing in this vicinity will be very poor
Y seboyetta-C. Montoya-yery dr.
: Mt present but crops are In good COZ
ditIon; grass on plains curing; yer
little wheat harvested and yield lighl
: sherman-W. II. Acklln-A few Il
cal showers; crops doing well IN
" grass on range III falling Il little 10
want OF rain.
San Rafael DR.. Charles NJ. Grove
Ideal maturing weather; n touch
fost on night Of sth showed on
few flowers. 10 the open meadow
blossoms are all gone: crops sti
growing. corn hardening. tomatos
reddeniugs enntalonpcs ripe and wa
er melons almost, Highest temper
Itnre "a, lowest, Al no rain,
W Santa fe~-u. s. Weather Bureau
A dry. clear week with normal TER
perature, favorable for maturtr
!" crops, Pears, piums and n few la
= peaches ON Market early fall appi,
are plentiful and Of very fair qualit
y Highest temperature IS, lowest 4
rain 0,0T Of an inch.