Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-13
Plenty Of Water
Tor New Mexico
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The SNOW In The mountains Is evenly
distributed and 10 not melting a.
rapidly vi n aid last wear ID this time
From present Indications there win
be an ample supply 81 water for irri.
cation. Red Riser-R. w. Penn
The depih ~ snow IN The higher
mountains averages from ! Ia 10 feet:
there Win be plenty os snow for water
until the end % July. Tres Piedras-
Felix Grsnt-There is plenty ~ snow
fnily 10 inches remain as > 90 feet
Golden. h. Livesay-About -four IN
ches % snow remain 1000 feet above
the station and n lies evenly. Hobart
Wv. n. Hough-No snow remains I'M
the valley. bur in ths higher ranges ii
10 fom six 20 thirtysix inches deep.
San Pedro--N. ]. Strumanisf- About
"A inches On snow remains III an ~
titude Of 5000 feet Biand-B. III
shaw-There b consi serabiy less
sno~ Than lAss year. about M Inches
remain II al aitiNde Of = 100 feet. Je-
mes-R. ures-There Is plenty o.
snow. Santa Fe-weaiher Bureau
Total snowfall for The month. sa In
ches: none On the ground nj the close
Of the month at the station hut fhe
eastern range II wet covered. M
iagros--I. v. Mulien--Much snow can
be- seen On the Manxano mountains
and Il appears very deep IN the drifts,
and canons above 5000 feet. San Ra.
fael-G M Grover-~The ground Iii
not covered below 5000 feet, but there
are many drifts from I 10 s feet deep;
above that altitude there are from q
to Q feet and M. Taylor Il still cover.
led. Datil-Fred Baidvin--No snow
remains In this valley. but about eight
inches IN the mountains. Fairyiew-l
E.W winston--A little snow remains
on the north slopes or higher noun
ltains OF the Black range. Hermosa-,
Postmaster-The snow Is drifted and
swept into canons In compact masses
and The outlook for water supply II
very good. Hilisboro-G. 7. Miller
Some snow femais In sheltered
places IN the eanons.
San Francisco. 0lis and Mimbres.
Cooney-A. q. Morro~-No snow
remains In the foothills. but Il Is com.
nact IN the higher mountains and I'M
the deep canons ana should insure Il,
good water supply during the season.
Joseph-C. Aragon-Some snow re.
mains on the north slopes Of the
mountains. but the prospect u poor.
Patterson - ]. Patterson - No snow
remains In the valleys and but little
on the north slopes. Cliff-T i'll
Clark, Sr.--No snow occurred during
the month In the valleys but on the
north sides Of the Mogollon range and
AZ the timber line Il Is about four feet
IN depth. Fort Bayard-A. Fl. Bush
neil.-There Is no snow visible from
this point. but Il Is said there is still
snow 10 the mountains above $500
feet. Redrock-L. Champie-The ont.
look for water for the season u good
because the ground Is thoroughly
soaked. Santa Rita. w. Turner
No snow remains st this station hut
abundant water supply Is assured.
Steeple Rocks. Robinson-No snow
remains here. Cooks-C. Poe-Some
d remains 1t about 5000 feet. but
only Ii the canons. There Is plenty
Of water in all OF the canons
Canadian and Northeast.
Anrora--J. G. Lucero-The snow Is!
drifted into the canons and very com
pact. but the outlook for water supply
Is not as good Is last year. Cimarron
WIN. French-About SIS Inches b
snow remains at an altitude OF 10000
feet, which Is fully "a inches less than
at q corresponding date last year.
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