Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-18

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Ine laa seek s1s clear. warm and
dry oser nlosf q The southern half q
the tertiary. Over N sosshesa half,
hcsesss. especially nezr the Cplot*xo
basdsr. Il ~ss more eacads. CONSIDERS.
by cooler. and shosszy ON ne lsrh
and 18Th An acre a. lou barometer.
which developed oveT eastern cAiifar.
min cn tn ieth. passed. eastward oser
scGghsrn Colorado. giving showers -
now nurvies on the 18th. followed
that afternoon and evening BY clearing
and cooser weather. sAars frosts oe.
CURED On The 18th and Iith. exfena.
inx southwark 10 central counties. bns
no material DAMAGE seems 10 have -.
suited. Showers again ocenrred On
the 18th and the week closed eiofsy.
threatening and shosery.
The clear DAYS during The hrst u
The week caused some melting of The
NOW In the northern mountains and.
with The later showers. streams are
well flied and moisture abundant.
Since me frst Of the month the
weather conditions Sser The territory
have generally been seasonal. except
that somewhat more than normal pre-.
cipitation occurred nj the close OF ths
nrst week In an districts bur the lov.
.er Rio Grande ralIev and southwest.
Title u psbilestlsn Changed.
"rnine with the present Issue.
the first OF the season Of 1906. this
publication wni be known as the
Mexico Section OF the Chronological
Service ~ the weather Bureau. II
succeeds the Week Crop Bulletin ser
ies heretofore published In this form,
The crop feature Il omitted. but the
weather data are given In greater de
tail.
The following remarks are from The
reports or correspondents
Albert-~H. NJ Hanson-The. week
Was rather cloudy with showers az III
beginning and close. the high tenn,
pe%ratnre was 50 degrees. lowest Sc de,
grees: precipitation 10 the 18th. eo7
Inch. ~
Albnanerdue-Pitt Ross-The wee,.
opened warmer and The nrst half was
clear and fine. but the last half was
colder and cool north winds. Tho
temperature fell TO "a degrees On the
morning ~ the 18th, ~ degrees on The
18th. and 10 80 degrees on the 18th,
with O hard frost, which. however
caused very little damage.
Artesla-wm Renson--The week
was clear and warm. the highest Tern,
peratnre was Sc degrees lowest 81 de.
grees. no precipitation 10 the 18th.
carlsbad-6eram II, Matthes-Ths
weather has been characterized by
clear days. but occasional thunder,
storms In the distance. The warmesi
day Of the season occurred on the
l1th. with a maximum Temperature ol
30 degrees: the lowest OF the week
~ degrees. The winds have been
moderate. 10 precipitation occurred
mp to the 18th. but D41 Inch fell ut The
close OF the previous week.
Chama--Geo. Hnth--The storm oi
the 7th lasted for II hours. giyins
$50 inches precipitation: that OF the
18th gave only OF inch. The DAYS
have been partly cloudy; the highest
temperature was 50 degrees, lowest 16
degrees.
Cloudcroft-Jack Hoflister--Thn
rain Al the close Of the previous week
carried AWAY the last trace Or snow On
the hills. The days have been most.
" clear and warm. but on the 18th
the temperature fen TO 20 degrees,
and a snow hurry occurred that after.
noon.
neutrality-suspicious. II. Beebe-
The weather continues cool: the high.
est temperature OF ne week was 81
degrees. lowest 25-degrees: precipfta.
tion at the close Of the previous week,
.0.53 inch.
Engle-W. ]. May-The weather
continues AIRY and warm, with con.
siderable wind and dust. the highest
temperature Of the week was so de.
grees on the 10th, lowest 81 degrees
on the 18th; sunshine more than 50
per cent.
Fort Bayard--Maj. 4. H. Bushnell
Have had clear, airy week, with high
est temperature Is degrees and loves,
81 degrees.
Fruitland--C. ]. coIlier-The bene
AT of the precipitation at the close
Of the previous week has mostly beer
lost By high winds since the 7th
The highest temperature was 7s de
grees. lowest "a degrees: precipitation
d the close Of the previous week
was $50 inch.
Hope-N. /. Johnson--very goot
rains occurred, at the close OF the pre-
yious week and the soil Is well moist
ened.
Las egas-wm. Curtis Bailey