Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26

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s,ishad ana ear,v nIan,inps of su.
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,aa a,a an aroma ora anita fr,o from
-, u,,,n,, has hooor,e ,,,;,a gan.
aral .,,a ,aa arst oron of alfalfa oas
na.n sao,,rad 4, .oo5 condition In ia.
.I,,,as T., uasa coun,y Gardens
,,n,., h,erward mr.. doing fairly
,..u ,v,,,or n,,a., 10 Ia good cordi.
.,,n and ia heod,ng In localities.
o,rIn. wheat oats rye and grass -
orr, ADV, worry Vol RANGES arc in
good condition as rule and stock
il. ,o,,, ,,au win . fe,v axcantions
tho ,ros,eot for frnit continues pood.
cher,,as and herr,as arc ripenipg in
,,a .,p.n..s yoilav md stra vherri.s
u, ,,,a pa,.,o and GRAND ana 1rpcom.
naoyra vaiIevs
Extracts From Reports by Counties.
I.arImer-S bowery and favorable.
crons growing oulte rapidly. whe,t
crop Is expected to be large: early
beets are making excellent growth;
fruit prosn.c,s continue good
WeId-Very favorable conditions.
crons doing well. plantine 6pisbe 4
fruit crop is expected to be small:
s,rawharries eomjnp IN slowly. hay.
ing has begun. Greeley-yery favor
ahle. nIaptinr finished. alfalfa harry.
es, has bepun crop will he light;
grain doing well. beet millers have
anpeared in small numbers. beets are
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS potstoes promiso
good stand. and making rand growth =:
alfalfa will he n bie cron WITH ground
well Soaked TO start second crop:
some potato bugs and rrasshopperS ,
bur little damage being done nv them
Boulder-Rapid growth. fall wheat
heading; spring wheat oats and bar.
lev backward. condition fair to good 4;
alfalfa below average due to black
rust. timothy. clover and native
grasses doing well. ranges good
beginning to ripen
Lopan-I,ocal showers. destructiy q
winds on the 18th. Is to 30 miles ia
ers injured; generally favorable Ia
the southeastward, buildings beIn
blown down. Is cattle killed and 9th.
growth of crops; work progressing
ranges good: gardens doing we'll. al
falfa being cut, crop light; fruit pros.
poets continue good. LIE Roy-Shov.
cry: crops generally doing we'll win.
ter wheat heading: destructive wind !
evening of 18Th. to the northeastward
blowing down buildings and killing /
cattle: severe local nailstorm
Phillips fruits DESTROYED By
recent hailstorm also vegetables
small grain badly injured. but recoy.
ering somewhat. continued rains 70.
tarding work.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rain on 10th.
too wet TO pillow corn; crops doing
well. as rule. Akron-UnusuaIl,
favorable for growing crops: sufii-
cient rain and sunshine. Harrisburg
-Hailstorm night of 18th damaged
winter rye. spring wheat. barley. oats
and gardens. too wet for work
ranges good, and stock doing well.
Yums-Heayy rain night of 18th
too wet to work corn; weeds growing
fast; spring and winter wheat nead
ing; prospects good for heavy crou
of all kinds of grain. Fox-Plantine
practically finished: spring rye IN
bloom; early potatoes blooming; corn
a good stand and making rand
growth; grass on range fine: plenty
of rain; some hail. but damage only
slight.
Kit Carson-Crops generally In
good condition. dry I'm some locali-
ties.
El Paso-Rain needed: hot. driving
winds.
PuebIo-yery favorable, beets do
ing nicely. and nearly all thinned
harvest of alfalfa under way. cher.
rles being picked
Otero-Crops growing rapidly: first
cutting of alfalfa in stack. second
crop budding: beans and beets good
stand: corn is doing well: melons