The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29
The following table shows the tempera- ture and rainfall at selected stations
Extracts from Report.

Rlount Oneonta: The first two days were fair; the remaining ones were snow cry: hail fell on the Ath.-Aquilla J. Ketchum.
 Calhoun. Ohatchie: The first part Of the week was fair; on the 24th and subsequent days the weather was showery the days have been warm, but the nights were un- reasonably cool-J. L. Gilbert.
 Cherokee. Blanche: The days have been hot but the nights were rather cool; the weather was fair until the 23d.-James w. D. Speer.
 Cleburne. Edwardsville: The greater portion of the week was fair and warn' rain fell on the 24th.-James M. lyler
 Colbert, Riverton: The weather mas been favorable: no rain fell until the 24th.-E. R. Neles.
 Cnllman. Cullman: Hot days and cool nights have prevailed; there was at least s5 ner Ant of sunshine.-C. B. Livingston.
 Dekax, Collinsville; The first part of the week was fair and warm; the latter part was showery.-F. P. Newman.
 Jefferson, Birmingham: Fair weather
 prevailed on the first two days; ire ouent thunderstorms occurred during the latter days; the temperature was apout normai,-Weather Bureau. Morgan, Strnger. The weather was fair and warmer during the first half; the latter half was showery.-J. c. Tan
 ner
 walker. saragossa: Favorable weather has prevailed; showers occurred in scat tered 1ocalities.-J. W. Ferguson.
 Middle District. Bibbb, Eoline: First of the week was clear and cooli the 2Sd was cloudy ana ana sultry. with light traces of rain; the 24th was rainy, with higher temperatures Will Woodson
 Choctaw, Pushmataha: The week was very favorable, except on the last three days on which heavy showers occurred -E. A. Carr.
 Greene, Boligee With an average of 30 per cent of sunshine and rainfall of 1 .52 inches, the week has been favor able.-E. r. Bouchelle Lee. Waverly: Showers occurred on
 the 2Sd and subsequent days.-Monroe Jones.
 Macon Milstead: The greater part of the week was fair and warm; rain fell on the 23d, 24th, 25th and 26th.-A. c. Boyd.
 Montgomery, montgomery: Although the rainfall was unfavorably heavy, the percentage of sunshine was about nor mai; a heavy, gusty wind accompanied n thunderstorm on the late afternoon | of the 26th, but caused no damage of | consequence; the day temperatures were rather high but the nights were unsea-
 sonably cool; the mean temperature for
 the week was slightly above normal.- l W eather Bureau.
 Russell, Scale: The weather has been
 warmer and generally fair; a light show l CT fell on the afternoon of the 23d- l Miss A. Augusta Bickerstar. Shelby, Harpersville The entire week l was fair; the latter part was partly | cloudy, with tow heavy thunderstorms- W. D. Bennett
 Talladega, Fayetteville: The weather
 was fair until the 2sd, after which show. cry conditions prevailed.-W. M. Walters | Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa: Rain fell or the 24th; the remaining days were fair
 F. N. c. Snow.
 Southern District. | Baldwin. Magnolia Springs: Showers I occurred on the 2Sd and 26th; the greater
 portion of the week was fair.-H. P | Krueger.
 1 Barbour. Batesville: The weather has been generally avorable.-George Boyer
 Butler McKenzie: Rain fell on thu | 23d, 24th and 26th; there was a fail 1 amount of sunshine and the weather wa! | warm.-J. c. Mcclure. 1 Clarke, Thomasville The weather wa. I fair during the greater portion of tn, week. rain fell on the 24th and subse ! quent days the temperature was mod
 eraly high.-J. G. Forster. Coffee, Elba: The first days were fail and warm; the latter part of the weef was cloudy and rainy.-Miss Ware Boyd l Coneeuh, Bermuda: The first of tht week was fair; the latter part was show | cry; a heavy rain began about D. m. l of the 24th and washed lands badly l NJ J. Morris.
 Crenshaw. Honoraville: The week was
 fair and warm until the 24th, after which