Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-09

somewhat but no material damage
highest temperature. 10; lowest. AL
rainfall. "a of an inch.
Estancia. =. A. speckman-.., ora
showers the past week have helnel
tate crops ranchers are putting M
cane and fodder crops hay hRryesi
completed, With a splendid lot or M
i've nay cured fange stock Of all
kinds IN excellent condition.
Folsom, jackson Tabor-Hot and
dry glass on the range about cured
native hay mostly cut and the Yield
mas been very heavy, stock Of All
Kinds doing we'll and prospects fol
winter feed good; highest tompera.
ture' So lowest, 81 rainfall. .os OF an
Gage. r. ?. Range grass OK.
ceedingly good trace OF rainfall
during the week, clear skies.
Garcia, Limo Garcia-Nery hot and
diy and soil drying ont. HIGHT show.
ere. hui too small to be- of much hene.
a.. bitches without water for lrrlea.
ton and crops IN rather bad condi.
ton.
Glencoe, Anna y. Coe-some show.
ers in mountains the previous week.
RANGE Ia nno condition and crops look
well.
Las Vegas. VIM. curtlss bailey
Dry hot week. without rainfall. hlgh.
cHt tempe aturo. o., lowest. 40 sun.
shine. about so per cent.
Luna, J. J. haio-plenty OF rain the
previous week; wheat being harvested
and yield is good ard quality GOOD
oats ready 10 cut; grass fine and stock
IN good condition
Portalos. John Meekor-H lracst
temperature, 90, lowest. 5S. rainfall.
.O2 0i an inch, but heavier showers DO
vicinity; prevallins high tempora.
turca. but week closing With shove
and sirh winds, report OF crops are
generally go0u.
Rcdrock, Louis Champlc--A very
warm week, with rain taroatenlng iu
afternoons good rain the 3Otn. md "a
hght shower the 3ist: amount Tor the
week, as ~ On inch corn planted on
unir iEaied land VIII make a fair crop.
Roswell, u. 81 Weather bureau
Dry hot weather continues: rain
would be- benehcal highest tompera.
ture 9s lowest. 5S; sunshine. ahou.
NJ per cent
Santa Cruz. 7. NJ Amandt- Very
vain; plenty of water for irrigation
and crops doing well. executing chlii.
WITS To- abundance, ana mostly rlpe.
Insects dying; frequent showers IN me
mountains that maintain streams: PEG.
pie generally In good spirits.
Santa Re- L. g. Weather bureau
High temperatures the FIRST OF the
week bui close. cool ana showory
highest temperature. sii lowest. 81;
rainfall, or OF an inch Temperature
averaged mo,e than degrees daily
above normal Crop conditions favora.
Die. fruits and vegetables abundant
TeNlco. u. r. Putnam Weather hot
and dry; farmers have begin cutting
cor nand sorghum; range good. water
becoming scarce on account OF lack OF
wind % turn mills; crop Yields large
Truchas, 5. Martinez Crops are
good farmers cutting wheat and oats
alfalfa good; goats and sheen fat and
doing hnelyfh hot, dry weather. but
light showers.
Valley, John NJ. Archlo--Last week
very hot and dry. but a good. heavy
ram the lrt, range good and all stock
vormeio, II. w. Adams-Hlshost
Temperature Of the week. 81; lowest,
IS, no rainfall.
Wagon Mound, w. II. Fulwellor--
Meadow hay about an cut ana Yield
generally light. corn ilpening nicely.
and beans have boon pulled In some
helds, with a fair yield; range grasses
pretty well cured, tr. feed not so
good as last year; cattle IN good con.
dillon and sheen lmDrDvods All water
holes filled; rainfall t.5S Inches.
CHARLES r. iINNBY.
Section Director.