Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-06

vegetables greatly damaged b,
worms; highest temperature 81 dc
grees, lowest AZ degrees,
EstancIa, r, a. observation-disclosures
nights, growth OF vegetation more
rapid: some oats and grasses being
' cut and put up; new potatoes coming
TO market, corr doing well; range IN
splendid condition; local showers have
aided. but rain needed
Folsom, Jackson Tabor-Hot and
dry until the 29th, when good shower
refreshed everything. heavier 10
south and east of station, causing
quite a food In Dry Cimarron; grass.
hoppers and worms appearing In some
places, promise 10 cut second crop OF
alfalfa short: highest temperature 81
degrees, lowest - degrees. rainfall
0.37 inch.
Frisco, J. n. Milligan-Frst cutting
OF alfalfa under way, yield not large;
corn. oats and wheat looking fine;
no rain. dry and hot.
Los Alamos, William Frank, Sr.-
Continues dry and rather windy. but
crops making some Roadway; nights
very cool, refreshing crops from heat
OF day: 0.24 inch In shower Of goth:
grass and water on range good.
Mesilla Park, r.. II. Hart-Second
cutting alfalfa secured, large yield;
wheat harvest about over and a good
yield; peaches are ripe and being mar.
keted; plums ripe
Ojo Cliente, A. Joseph-Hot, drying
southerly winds continue and crops
and grass needing rain; hoppers do
ing considerable damage; highest TEN.
perature IS degrees, lowest 60 degrees.
San Rafael, Charles NJ. Grover
Everything growing but rain would be
welcome: early spring beans setting;
last Of week windy and hot, but show.
ers On surrounding mountains; high.
est temperature 81 degrees. lowest AZ
degrees, clear skies and no rainfall.
FL Rito, p. Lopez-Very hot and
dry: sufficient water for irrigation:
alfalfa and other farm crops in good
condition; first cutting Of alfalfa being
made and is a fine. crop.
Glencoe, Anna Coe--Hot and dry;
first crop Of hay just harvested, very
heavy yield; water falling rapidly in
streams.
Hobert, W. II. Hough-Wheat ready
to cnt, quality good; army worm de-
structive TO gardens; grasshoppers
have appeared; fruits excellent.
Las Vegas, William Curtiss Bailey
Crop conditions very favorable; local
hail storm covering area Of previous
week, did some damage: highest tenn
perature 95 degrees, lowest As de-
grees, rainfall 0.34, sunshine about 81
per cent.
Logan, w. l.. Besse-Two good
showers this week improved the looks
OF things; crops, fruit and grass look
ing fine.
Los Lunas. Charles r. Jones-Hot
and dry. rain needed: grasshoppers
plentiful but too late to damage
wheat; army worm did considerable
damage 10 young alfalfa after first
cutting, and very little damage TO APP
pies In some orchards but are now
gone: no damage to wheat-too far
advanced: wheat harvest now started
and fine yield in sight.
MdnueltOy w. n. lHTT-NlSnIS cOOl,
days warm and windy, rain needed;
insects working badly on vegetation;
stock doing nicely
Mora. z. s. Observation-Disclosures
through cutting and housing alfalfa,
yield good: continued high winds;
corr suffering for want of rain; wheatA
and oats look good. bur some con-
plant of worms doing damage.
Monntainair, John w. Corbett--
Very hot and dry, some damage done
to peas and other garden stuff; corn
and field crops doing we'll, plenty OF
good grass and cattle and horses in
better condition than at any time in
last two years: highest temperature
sc degrees, lowest ~ degrees, trace Of
rain.
Pinos Wells. B. Salas-Excessive
heat during days. but nights cool, no
rain: crops doing well, bur rain
needed.
Roswell, u. s.. Weather Bureau
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