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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Postnl I.nLwaY IN RerlIn.

A dispatch from Berlin TO the Lon
don Times states that the German
postofiice department has put for
ward a scheme TO connect general
postofiice I'm that city with the var
ious branch ofhces by the construe-
ti0n of an underground railway. by
means OF which the more rapid dis
tribution OF the mail bags To ant
from the mail trains will be erected
AT a speed OF about 26 miles an hour.
The railway will be worked without
a guard or driver, and the tunnel,
which will be placed beneath the
road surface, Is TO be only 30 lncl,es
In width. Each truck or car is In
tended for the conveyance OF large
sized mail bag The complete train
will be composed OF dwarf loeom0-
tive and not more than four trucks.
The locomotive will have a pair OF
axles. each furnished with a motor.
The line will b0 double track
throughout, constructed on a 1913
inch gauge. over each track will bc
conductor rails. A trench Will be
provided between the two lines Of
rails. so that a man will be able TO
pass through the tunnel. The rail-
way ls 10 be operated by electricity.
The construction OF these tunnels for
distribution OF mails. the dispatch
says, "a regarded as a matter OF eer-
talnty. as the negotiations between
the postal authorities and the city
OF Berlin have already been con-
chded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Brazil Makes Her Own Jute Bags.

Brazil Makes Her Own Jute Bags.
Deputy Con.nl-General Joseph J.
Siechta OF Rio Janeiro furnishes the
following report on the conditions
under which the monopoly OF jute-
bag manufacture is profitably car
ried on In Brazil:
The bags used to hold Brazll's Inn
mense coffee crops are manufactured
by national industrial establish
ments. When Il Is remembered that
last year Brazil needed over 10000
600 jute bags 10 hold the years cof-
fee production. and that each bag
costs the shippers a trlfle over 1S
cents, IL Is seen that the business OF
manufacturing coffee bags takes on
very considerable proportions,
amounting last year TO nearly s4,-
100000. Bags made OF the same
material are used also for rice, beans
and other agricultural products OF
Brazil. The greater part OF these
bags are manufactured by Ave large
establishments. which have hitherto
been more or less Independent Of
each other. Two OF the largest OF
the factories are owned by an Amer
lean, who Is also the sole owner OF
large cotton mills. Through the ef-
forts OF this mill owner all five OF
the large mills producing bags for
coffee and other purposes have been
brought under one management
Only a few weeks have elapsed
since the completion OF the Organiza-
ton. but already the prices have
been raised about one-third OF a
cent a bag.
Bags arc manufactured from the
raw jute, nearly all OF which Is i'm
ported from British countries, the
imports there from IN 1906 amount
ing to about s2.5OO,0O0. or course.
the United Kingdom could produce
the finished article much more
cheaply than Il could be manufac-
tured here, but the item OF duties Is
factor TO be reckoned with on that
score. The duty on jute bags Is
500 reis per kilo (2.2 pOunds)
which becomes In actual payment.
Including proportion payable in gold,
about 35 cents The average weight
OF bags used for coffee Is approx
mately 440 grams. or very nearly
one pound, which means about i6l
cents per bag In customs charges.
and since the mannfacturer's price
average a little more than IS cents
per bag, the duty amount 10 sS per
cent, as based on the price here,
while II based on the manufacturer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
RAILROADS Look For Good Times.

Railroads Look For Good Times.
George Gould Is pushing his plans
TO reach the Pacific, aud thus 10 d.
vide with Hartman the honor of
having transcontlnental railway
that is transcontinental. Ever since
Oakes Ames on one OF the line and c.
p. Huntington on the other bridged
the territory between Omaha and
San Francisco we have had what
were euphemigtically called trans
continental roads, but the first man
who acquired real ocean-to-ocean
system under his own management
was u. N. Hartman. lie has had
this for the past three weeks. or
since the links were completed
which Joined his Georgia central
with his Illinois central and with
his far western roads,
Aud now the head OF the Missouri
Pacific Is pushing his project 10 get
through connection between the two
big seas. When his Western Pacific
Is finished he will be able 10 start
from the Pacific and ride right
throngh TO the Atlantic on cars and
over rails controlled directly by him
self. Asked as 10 his willingness 90
take the risk OF continuing his work
on his far western road, he has said
that he looks for the return OF norm
al times within twelve months, and
he wants TO be In position 10 take
advantage OF the prosperity. Like
all other railway chiefs, and like the
majority OF the people. he Is hoping
for good crops In 1908, as a means
OF pulling business ont OF the slough
OF despOnd Big haTYests had a
very important enect In this direc-
tlon In the latter part Of the panics
OF 1873 and 1893, and the depres-
sion is ont nearly 80 great now as II
was then.
The fact that Hartman announces
he will resume his work OF improy-
ing his lines Is another indication
that the railway magnates believe
the upward turn which Is now under
way will not be interrupted. The
atest report showed that there were
more idle cars at that time than al
any other date since the beginning
OF the setback last October. This
Is Offset. however. by the record OF
earnings, which Is better than Il was
q few weeks ago. The gap between
the present income OF the roads aud
that OF a year ago Is not as broad
az Il was In the earlier months OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
WOMAN TORTURED
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NOUHlIHutd FrOm Page IL
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was forced to go however, and when
she passed through the doorway an
other gendarme suddenly thrust the
d decapitated head before her facs.
The woman went into Mysteries,
wildly declaring that she had not
killed her master, but admitted that
in a moment of panic had cut the
body to pieces. She declared that he
stabbed himself in the heart while
taking a footbath. A letter written
by Raimbault just before his death
seems to bear out the woman's ver-
sion. AS she cannot write, II is Inn
possible that she could have forged
this letter, which contained instruc-
tions as to the disposition of the
body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20
Notice 20 Contractors.

Plans and specifications for the
erection Of an addition to the grand
stand at the Oregon state fair
grounds may be seen al the city hall
recorders ofnce). Salem. Oregon.
Sealed bids will be received until
jane ! same should be addressed 20
v. A. Weieh. secretary OF the o. s. d.
OF Agriculture. ard marked on the
outside OF the envelopes Bids for
Grandstand. Right Is reserved TO
reject any or all bids II decided for
the best lnterests OF the state.
". A. WEIGH,
Secretary OF o. 3. b. Of A.
s. b-zf-23-2T-z0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

1908. When we such astutc railway
men as Gould and Hartman plau-
ming, as they are. for brick days In
the near future the average citizen
has right to feel that the winter OF
our discomfort has been left behind
us.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-20

price in Englend Il amounts to a
much higher rate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
MORE EVIDENCE.
1t Is Coming In Rapidly in Mex
leo.

Evidence on the following subject
VIII prove Of interest to every Mexico
reader. SO many people go through
the same experience daily. This public
statement should be proof positive to
every wearing doubter. Read 1t care
fully.
VIM. J. hahon, living at Cor. Lib
erty q Washington SITS. Mexico, Mo.
says; "Doan's Kidney Pills have done
me much good. My back was very
lame and | could lift nothing and /
could hardly stralghten after STOPPING
awhile, / got a box OF Doan's Kidney
Pills at Q. W. oriswell g. Cor drug
store and they not only stopped the
pain Ia my back, but corrected the
Kidney secretions, so that they no lon
ger annoyed me. MY back regained
It's normal condition and the aching
and Stiffness In the back OF my neck
bothers me no longer"
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York cole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
R - r
|0.0.0. L r

Nsoldsreczn hai until II csn1e uhoh prodaoes a s bn ncnoVd
Extznsi aPplrztors q sdveg uzzhas lsno=Ss <H~ may redaee he inaan-
zessn ad assist IN kespizg The plse ccAn. bzt nznt cue the suuhle
h1zase thy % net reach is souroe OA sarrs exist bGanse The blood IS
iziatz with Impurities and poascns EAieh ne enastanty being discharged
fnto Ee pzacA. Ezerses tzsues ard 9hrz q the 6esh are keptiu q sate
q irritation and dsze by baag daily led wth the gsuladen ua4tsr
through the Gnriadon- uakirx IL Impossible for the sore 70 heal. SIS
cures ckpzie s0Ns ~ rs pa1fyirg aeina On the Nod 4 gws down izte
he eiFrriatioa. and ren0rs TIE poisnnFgodnaug Eemss Impurities and
morbid matters which ae responsible iw the failure Of The place . heal
S s S. makes The bhod pare frsh and heithys thea . sew. 'nA bod :
carried 10 the spot the healing process begins al discharge cases. the
iuaanzz6os ielves new tissue begins e f5rnL the place ais IN with frm-
healthy ash and soon the sore Is pernaneEny cured s s s Is purey
Fegezabe tue szSt ard bst Blood parties for yuang o. old Book On
ScrS and Ulcers and any uedical adFice hNe 70 al who write
THE swFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA. GA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

NATIONAL ANNTrTY-Msxea AsseuAay
NO. q, meets svery IND ard tsh Mand2F xEasa
10 each month - A. o T. ". HaE TAE
meNbcrs are a{waTs ReIcuma.
GeOrFe p. CiBre Frezidgux
CIV. CandF, Secretary.
Me4ica Ledge No zae. Modern Hrgtarrsopa
o. America. meet first And third Frt4aF nlxafk
= each month E4itlag ueiKhBor we3cerR-
Meets a. L 90 r. Hal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

ma WsatAsr bureau report
shows. Toe. IN Longest FlOOd
Period.



LAST month uzs the rainiest June
that The Kansas Cry odice o. N
weather bureau has rtcoE1 o. since u.
establishment trentT ysssa ago Tht
total precipitation for The month va.
? 3 tnoheS Tbs Is i've inches mors
than The average rainfall q The month
and lacks only enc inch OF equaline
ths heaviest rainfall for q manah
kBowa here, IN Septemosr. 1906.
Toe report shows thai there were
thunder storms on thirteen days, hat
storms On two days and the greatest
precipitation, SIS inches, % June L
and Is The month was about tive
degrees below the average 10 temper
atare There we're only eight clear
days Ia the month and none without
wind
The pfesent nood, Too, has broken
al record for duration. The Missouri
river rosa above the danger line Of
twenty-one feet June {, and Is still five
feet above IL. IL may be another
week before the river drops bslow it.
While Kansas City and Arnourdale
have not been flooded since June 8,
The water has been over the Harlem
and Qnindaro since that time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Executors Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that lat
testamentary upon the estate
Joseph s. Shock, deceased \
been granted to the underslg1eao.
the Probate Court Of Audraln v, VSul'
Mo bearing date June 24th, W.
All persons having claims asss
said estate are required 70 e aoSs
them for allowance to tne uI y
executors within Ole
after the date OF said letIes y,
they may be precluded from any n
iit Of said estate, and II sucn Clslb n.
not exhibited within two yeats N NJ
the time Of the publication "
notice, they will be forever CaIi'D
4. f. SH0Ck'
j. E. SH0ChA,o s
W. T OLEAIs
WIN. T. PHLS
17-4t ExeCud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Ed. ana Mrs. G. 3. Rnrt.

Referring to the marriage OF Mr.. @.
E. Burt, OF Auxyasse, and Miss 10.
sephine Hill, one OF Mexlce's most &C.
complished young ladies, the Aux
vase Review says:
When the branch train pulled lnl at
the Auxyasse Union Depot. Tuesday
afternoon, there was a large crowd OF
young ladies' and gentlemen present
10 shower congratulations upon the
Newly WEEDS, but they stole a march
on the expectant crowd by leaving
the train al organs and spending the
night at the home OF the groom's
father, Mr.. Nat. C. Burt. On learn
ing Of this move on the part OF newly
weds, a crowd Of singers and musi-
clans secured a big wagon and loaded
themselves into It, then proceeded to
the Burt home, where they sang and
sang and played and played until they
succeeded in bringing the bride and
groom from under the roof to the
view Of the waiting and anxious SER
enaders.
Perhaps there is no young man In
this section OF the county better or
more favorablY known than is the
groom. He Is a member OF the firm
Of French & Burt, dry goods and groc-
cry dealers, and is a young man of
high traits Of character and business
integrity. He is now having a nice
cottage home erected on North Main
street where they will go to house
keeping and be at home to their
friends as soon as completed
The bride is the charming aud ac-
complished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taz Hill, who reside In the northern
suburbs Of Mexico and is a young lady
OF many good qualities and is we'll
suited to make the man she has chosen
for her life partner 4 help meet that
any man might be proud Of.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Beta Sigs


&AA@N-l-AAf AA4A-f AAAACz
An important event OF the week
vas the meeting at Lookout Inn Of
the Beta sigma Onicron sorority, a
girls Greek letter society with chap
ters in ten different colleges 10 the
south and west Business sessions
we're held IN the mornings, afternoons
ana evenings being given over to so
lelAl pleasures The members Of the
socistg sere greatly pleased with the
Chattanooga meeting. Miss Lack
land. Of Mexico. No, the president. said
Is was b. far the most successful from
: business viewpoint, andthe INST de-
hshEt1l socialif considered 10 me his
tdTy q the organization.
An Informal reception at the Inn
Wen1@sav night for the incoming
delegates, and q river trip followed by
q dlunsE AZ the Golf and Country club
nurs1As sTening ssrs pleasant feat
srs u the zsetiDg. The Clue house
szS ea2oorately decorated for the din-
DsF n ruoy and pink, the sorority col
ax On tie tables we're plates OF
sep red ard pale pink sweet peas, and
70 eASA gaesf g1s giTea q bouquet Of
the fragrant Sewers to the club col
IE&
The e9GVenEi11 closed Friday night
with a brilliant bali al the Inn, which
wEs Q1Its ths prettisss affair OF the
RIB. ever given there Crossing the
usEzrz Al S1grt intervals were depend.
t11 rs-Ess chi fron r9by and pink
zissu Apz Ha1ls crossing IL ia every
nrg1i.n ans eEgz1E together At fire.
naE1 azsersbA 10 rsssgGes we're fes
Esszs 1Nsstes nt0oos 81 the paper
s2eN gsFsE g&F appearance 70 the
-EZ Lezoa ker chicken and ham
s4z1wasnes we're served throughout
te essning a. tables spread 10 the
Rzlsrcon Dancing was continued
13Eii tEelve O'Clock, q late car being
furnished ~ thai hour On the incline
% co1yes the returning guests to the
city The guest list OF young ladies
vas limited almost entirely 70 the
members Of the sorority. About fifty
young men from the city we're invited
Tne next meeting Of the council will
Be held in June, 1903, at Merrimac
Highlands, just out from st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Red Hair 70 the Fore

A large firm in Chicago is adyertis
ing for red haired Office boys. Only
boys with red hair will be accepted
The manager, giving the reason fol
this, declares that youths with fiery
locks are more active, smarter and
more aggressive than others, rud re,
main in their places longer.-Homs
Notes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Flows Cemetery on Sunday

centralIa, Mo, July 2-Probably
the only man who ever plowed 10
cemetery on Sunday was william
Hawkins, who lives eight miles wesl
Of here. The Falrmount church Gem.
etery consists Of six acres. tE5 81
which were unoccupied. Last sunday
morning Hawkins arose and began
blowing the two acres that he rented
from the owners Of the cemetery. He
plowed until so'clOck, when neigh.
bans passing By expressed their amaze
ment at his 2bofing on Sunday,
Hawkins Is . member OF the church,
and declares that he was unaware
that IT was the Sabbath. H~eohserved
sabbath the following day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Circuit Court Notes.
The case Of Lewis Lorton vs. Wa
bash resulted In a hung jury.

Twenty-Five Cents is the Price of
Peace
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, Is
almost instantly allayed by applying
Chamborlaln's Salve. Price, % cents.
For sale by @. W. Criswell & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Summer Tourist Rates via The
Wabash
Commencing June 1st, 1908, the
Wabash win have on sale round TRIP
tickets to certain points in Arizona,
Colorado, California, Michigan, Min
nesota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah
Washington, Wisconsin. Also to
many eastern points.
For rates, limits, etc, call or address
/. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash r r. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Notice o. FINAL Settlement.

Notice IL HEREBY given, that anal sell,sS
the estate OF James II Canada dleeaseei
made at the August term OF ffOps1
Of Audrain County, Missouri 70 20 y
hexiccs Missouri, on the second hO0aF
FRANK CANADA
STANLEY PALkS
Administnien
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Excursion Fares Via The wab-
ash:
$40. IS to Cleveland Ohio and return
on sale July 9th 7th and 9Th 1908.
sl9.45 to Columbus Ohio and return
on sale July 9th to 18th, 1905. sl4.OO to
indianapolis Ind. and return on sale
July 18th, 18th and 10th 1908.
/. M. Richard,
Agent,
Wabash r. r. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
$3.50 to Dallas Texas and Re
turn Via the wabash.

Account Grand Lodge Benevolent
and Protective order Of Elks. Dates
Of sale July 9th to 18th Inclusive,
final return limit leaving Dallas moi
later than Aug. Stb 1908, stop over
at, and South Of Kansas City.
1. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Committeeman Salt River Township
Zone TO elect)
Committeeman First Ward Mexico
tone 10 elect)
Committeeman Second Ward Mexico
Zone to elect)
committeeman Third Ward Mex,co
Zone to elect)
committeeman Fourth Ward Nexico
Zone to elect
committeeman Loutre Township
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Linn Township
Zone to elect)
committeeman Prairie Township
Tone to elect
committeeman Cuivre Township
Zone to elect)
committeeman Wilson Township
Zone to elect)
sailing Township
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Ms Bird Kste q SheEbinA No. Is
The guest q heEkistsr, Mrs wn 81.
ler, CO NAde street
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Notice Is hereby given that fnal selussa
be made Il ne August term Of ne w
Court OF AadFain 90 unty, Missouri, 2
At Mexico, Missouri, on the aecoha Nv"
FANNIE D. WILLIE
ID Admibsinm
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Wat Nichols sir K1nSzs CIty q
.bussnsz tals week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Yoties o. FINAL Settlement
Hotiss Of FINAL Settlement.
Notice Of Yinal Settlement

Notice is hereby given that ipal settlers,
the estate OF Caroline G. Holiday $3.50
Court OF Andrain county, Missouri, to y ~
Mexico Missouri, on the second hossp 7
August ,io0e. NJ LOCKE.
MRS. EMPRl1
"a FfeesM
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Cowherd VIII Speak.

Hon. w. S. Cowherd will
speak in Vandalia Thursday.
July at 1870 p. m. and at
Laddonia at A p. m. and in
Mexico the same day at 7:3o
p. m. The public is Cordially
invited to attend these meet
ings. I'd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
Third Monday In January.
First Monday in June.
Third Monday in September.
County Court
First Monday In each month
Regular Terms:
First Monday in February.
First Monday In May.
First Monday in August.
First Monday In November
Probate Court
Second Monday 10 February.
Second Monday in hay.
Second Monday In August.
Second Monday In November.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

James Stevenson Is hack ashss place
Of bnsiness AFTER 3 short Illness
Mn + B. KsAth Is wishing IL chilli
|cosbs. No
TAs Ledger Oorsrs ne nesd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Mrs Amanda Kunkel is home from
Vandalla.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09

Committeeman Salt River Township
Zone to electl
Committeeman First Ward. Mexico
Zone to eleet)
Committeeman Second Ward Mexico
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Third Ward Mexico
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Fourth Ward Mexicc
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Loutre Township
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Linn Township
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Prairie Township
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Cuivre Township
Zone to eiect)
Committeeman Wilson Township
Zone to elect)
Committeeman Sailing Township
Zone TO elect)
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
sf.75 to st. Louis and Return Via
the wabash

Tickets sold for trains passing Mex
leo at 7;27 a m.11:07 and 3;O6 p. N and
FOB p. N. Saturday July IL and 2:ss q.
m 4:l5 3 m. and 7:27 a. m. Sunday
July 18th. Returning on all regular
trains up to and including train No. I
leaving ST. Louis at 1871 p. m. July
Il 1907. /. NJ. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09


State OF Missouri,
County OF Audrain, "a.
=. n. Carter, Clerk OF the r..
~ Court within and for M rVouu
OF Audraln. do hereby certify Soult
above and foregoing Is a sae' u
correct list containing the s sue ~
pest ofice address Of each az
date. the party or princlpla andI
resents, and the hours durInT - v
the polls viii be open. Vhks
In testimony whereof, I bo,.
set my hand and afix the ssa, 1'eani'
County Court. Done AT om y III
Mexico. this, the twelfth dav aug y, d
1908 VI June
ISealJ u. II. CARTrp
Clerk OF the County coS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-09
Good Line of
Vehicles

4 have just put in a
reliable line OF
Buggles and Farm
Wagons, in addition
to my harness bust
ness. Call and ex-
anime my line and get
prices before you buy.
| guarantee satisfac-
ton. Prices right; as
as a~nybody's.
MEYER
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-04
Jury Discharged.

The jury in the trial of Ernest
b. Randall for the Bright murder
was discharged Wednesday forenoon
by Judge MCGEE, after having been
out over forty hours. The jury was
hopelessly divided on the case, the
balloting having stood seven for ac-
quittal and five for conviction from
the first. While Randall expressed
himself as being disappointed at not
being acquitted, yet he apparently
was unmoved by the announcement
OF disagreement.
States Attorney Chauncey L.
Wood had announced that he would
call up the trial again this term of
court, if the jury disagreed, but
Judge MCGEE stated that it would be
impossible to do so. That means
that Randall will have to remain in
Jail until some time next spring be-
fore he can get his second trial. II
is not known whether his brother
v. A. Randall, who has been in this
county for several weeks assisting
in the preparation Of the evidence
for the defense, will remain here OF
return to his home at Tacoma
Wash,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-12-04
Weekly Weather Report.

Temperature and precipitation da-
ia from the records of the Local Of
flee, U. S. Weather Bureau, Lakota
Building, Rapid City, S. D. for the
week ending Thursday, December 3
1908.
Highest temperature during the
week. SO on the 3rd.
Lowest temperature during the
week l on the LIST.
Average daily temperature dur
ing the week 81
Normal dali temperature for the
week 20.
Average daily deficiency in temp
erature during week is.
Average daily deficiency in tenn
Derature since December i, SO.
Average daily excess in temper,
ature since January l, 1.6.
Total precipitation Tin inches
during week, trace.
Normal for week Ola.
Deficiency for week ola.
Deficiency in precipitation since
December /, 0.06.
Excess since January l, O.59.
G. l.. Mitchell, Observer