Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-03
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The following notes are taken from
M reporfs 81 correspondence
Albuqaeraae-Cnlsersity q Ne~
Mexico: a little ciondlness prevailed
m the ssih and s7th. but no preeipt,
tatioa occurred. The HIGHEST temper
ssure of Inc ~eek ~as " degrees and
the lowest ~ax ~ degrees
Arasoa-John n Miiii<an: souse
eioudinexs occurred and considerable
high wind. but no damage resulted
The nights continue quite col and
are no favorable. We are needing
rain. The highest temperature Vas
IS degrees.
Arseris--wm Benson; 1he wealth
or conslnnes hot. with electrical
storms and th~restening clouds. bat
oniy = trace or precipitation occurred
Good showers. however. are reported
IN she vicinity. The highest tesn1srar
tire ~sa 100 degrees and the lowest
was So degrees.
Beenham-Frsnk Mierss Dfomth i
sun IN existence and rain n much
needed. We are having much wind.
Clouds appear often but no rain his
occurred.
Casa Salasar-I. Mora: The week
has been warm and dry with much
wind; nights. however. continue cool
Rain II needed The highest temper
AZURE was 70 degrees and the lowest
Al degrees
chama--Geo. Ruth: There was
considerable clondiness during the
week. The highest temperature WAS
n degrees and the lowest was ~ de'
grees.
III paso-g. 8. Weather Bureau:
The temperature Of the week averss.
ed 81 degrees. which Il . degree q day
below the normal. The highest tenn
peratmre Wal toi degrees and the lcw'
est was G4 degrees. A little cloud
ness occurred on "Wednesday md
Thursday. hint the sunshine Of the
week ayerased ~ per cent. No pre-.
cipitafion was recorded.
EngIe-w. ]. May: Il was clear,
drv ana hot throughout the week,
with three days having severe dust
storms. The highest temperature
was ri degrees and the lowest was 50
degrees. while the sunshine averaged
practically 100 per cent.
rayvood-T. G. McDermott. No
rain has occurred and II II getting
very dry. although 10 material dam
age has resulted. The highest tenn
perature was 80 degrees and the low
est 81 degrees
Fort Bayard-Major 9. II. Bush
nell: Clear skies prevailed through
out the week and no precipitation &C
CURED. The highest temperature Wal
ss degrees and the lowest was so Dc
grees.
Fort Win eate--Capt. Edward p
Rockhili. The sunshine of the weel
averaged practically 100 per rent and
no precipitation occurred. The high
est temperature WIS 81 degrees sns
the lowest was ~ degrees.
Glen-Mrs. Walter Wright: Thil
has been 4 week M very high ~
winds day and night. Come cloud!
mesa occurred but no precipitation
The highest temperature was 101 de
grees and the lowest was S. degrees
Hope-N. 4. Johnson II has heey
very dry. with hot days but COO
rights. On he eGth We had 4 sh0wel
that amounted to 0.3O inch, There q
stin plenty Of water IN the Rio Re
nascO.
Lake valley--Wm. r. Keil. Til
week vas d hot and dry one. the s0ti
being the hottest. with one exception
Loo the season, 100 degrees In Chi
shade, with very little wind. a trace
of precipitation occurred on the attn
Las vegas-Wm. Curtiss Bailey
High winds occurred during most j
the week. with very little c~loudinesI
and no precipitation. The higher
temperature was 81 degrees and II,
lowest WAS Al degrees; the ayerag,
for the week was s. degrees.
Las Lunas-Chas. y. Jones; Ii Il
dry and hot md rain Ii badly needed
The Rio Grande u much lower.
Orange. N. Holmsleys In
week has been VERY dry and warm. o,
the evening of the 9th II appeared Il
be raining to the south and southwes
q the station. The highest tempers
ture was I0s degrees and the loves
was 30 degrees.
Rosedale-W. II. Martin: Som