The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-09

| received. On the morning of the 18th,
the temperature averaged as low as So
degrees in some of the north-central coun-
| ties.
Northern District.
Blount. Oneonto: Beneficial showers
fell during the week. thunderstorm
occurred during the early morning of the
| 4th. The average temperature was 10
degrees.-Aquilla j. Ketchum.
Colbert, Riverton The rains were of
much benefit. The maximum tempera-
ture for the week was So degrees; the
! minimum was SO degrees. The total pre-
cipitation was 126 inches.-E. r. Nelles.
DeKalb, Valley Head: Warm and
cloudy weather prevailed during the
week, with ample rainfall. The maxi
mum temperature was 90 degrees; the
| minimum was 81 degrees.-E, P. Nichol-
| son, NJ. NJ.
| Etowah ,Gadsden; The weather was
| generally favorable for outdoor work. The
| rainfall was ample temperature OF 81
| degrees occurred on the 1st.-D. z. Good
| hue.
Franklin. Phil Campbell The week was
generally favorable for outdoor work,
with warm, beneficial rains on the 4th,
9th and 6th.-M. M. Duke.
| Lawrence, Moulton: The rains of the
End and 3rd were of much benefit-W o.
| Watson.
Limestone, Elkmont: The weather was
! dry and cool until the 3rd, when very
| nice shower occurred.-J. w. Legg.
| Morgan, stringer: Much needed rains
| fell on the End and Srd.-J. C. Tanner.
ST. Clair, Steele: Warm, beneficial
showers occurred during the week-Fred
| Smith.
| Winston, Melville: The early part of
! the week was fair and warm. A much
| needed rain occurred on the 4th.-H. j.
/ Wilson.
Middle District.
| Bib, Randolph: Cool weather pre-
/ vailed during the latter part of the week.
Beneficial rains fell on the 3rd 4th and
| 5th.-W. II. Mahan.
| Bullock Union Springs: Heavy rains
occurred on the Bird. 4th and 9TH All low
| lands were overlooked. The heaviest hall
| storm for several years occurred on the
9TH, causing some damages. p. Rainer.
Clay, Ashland The first part of the
week was fair, the nights being cool and
the days warm. Much needed rains oc-
Cured on the 3rd 4th and 5th.-James
l.. Carwile.
Chambers, Buffalo, The first part of
the week was dry. A beneficial rain fell
on the 4th.-J. T. Spencer
Choctaw, Yantley: The first part of the
week was fair and warm. A rain occur
red on the 3rd, becoming excessive on
| the 4th with high winds and hail.. A.
| Dawson.
Dallas, Plantersville: The nights were
! cool Since the middle of the week, gen.
| orally moderate rains fell, with hail in
some localities.--J. A. Fulford.
Lee. Auburn: The first part of the
week was dry and warm. Beneficial rains
y, II
| Iowndes, Calhoun: Warm and cloudy
weather prevailed during the first part
| Of the week, The middle of the week
| was warm. with rain during the last part,
The total precipitation was 300 Inches
A M. Troyer.
Montgomery, Matthews: much needed
rain occurred on the 3rd, continuing,
with but little interruption, until the
| 7th.-W. D. billiard
] Randolph, wildwood: Generally warm
weather prevailed during the week. with
! a nice shower on the 3rd.-H. ID. Ian"
ders. "a
| Russell. Hooks: The week was gener-
allv favorable for outdoor work. Bene-
| fetal rains occurred on the Srd ana ATM
| followed by clear and cool weather-T
l.. Mitchell
Sumter, Ramsey: The first part of the
week was generally fair and pleasant
t. l.. Jenkins.
IT. l.. Jenkins.
weather prevailed during the first of the
week, with brisk south to southwest
winds. A light rain fell on the Bird, be-
coming heavy on the 4th and 5th.-W. NJ.
Waters.
Tallapoosa, Camp Hill: The average
temperature for the week was II degrees.
The maximum temperature was 80 de-
grees; the minimum was go degrees. The
rainfall was ample-Lyman Ward.
Tuscaloosa Fosters: The first part
of the week was clear and warm, with
ample sunshine Heavy rains occurred
on the 3rd, 4th and 5th.-L. e. Hill.
Southern District.
Barbour. .Batesville: The first part OF
the week was warm and dry. Ram oc-
Cured on the 4th, accompanied with high
wind and hail.--George Boyer
Conecuh Bermuda: The week was warm
and dry until the 4th, when heavy rain
occurred.-Carl Fowler.
Clarke. Jamestown: moderately heavy
rain occurred during the night of the 4th
and 5th.-J. s. Lambard
Crenshaw, Lapine: Rain fell on the 9th
which was necessary to progress in out
door work.. w. Slough &c Sons.
Houston, Lucy: The week was general
Nv fair and pleasant. with an average
temperature of IS degrees. The total pre-
cipitation was OF inch-A. l.. Crosby.
Mobile, Grand Bay: The weather was
generally hot and dry. The latter part of
the week was cloudy. with a few drops of
rain.-Julius Schnadebach.
Monroe, Turnbull: The week was warm
and dry until the Sd. when a light rain
occurred--G. H. McCrary.