HORSES AND MULES ON FARMS AND RANCHES. Number of animals, and their value January 1, 1903.

(As estimated by the United States Department of Agriculture.)

SHEEP AND HOGS ON FARMS AND RANCHES.

Number of animals, and their value, January 1, 1903.

(As Estimated by the United States Agricultural Department.)

TABLE SHOWING DATE OF

Of each year from the winter of 1887-88 to the winter of 1902-1903 at prominent

87.24

8.. Aug. 17

Bismarck.

46.47

100.38 Aug. 24.

92.6 Oct. 6. Oct. 14.. Oct. 6

9.

5.

12. Nov. 5..

8.Oct. 10..

解

19

6. Sept. 2.. Oct. 6..

Aug. 2 Oct. 11.

17 Sept. 15 Sept. 1 Aug. 23 Sept. 5.. Oct. 7.. Oct. 19..

96.44 Aug. 24 Aug. 17. Aug. 4 Aug. 22 Sept. 3.. Sept. 14....

Aug.

16 Sep

18

15

17

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66

9.

7..

20..

THE FIRST KILLING FROST

and indicative area centers east of the Rocky Mountains; also the latitude and

NOTE. There is no record for the following stations as they have been closed, viz.: Leavenworth and St. Vincent.

(1.) None reported.

x Temp. 32.5, only light frost. o Heavy frost, with ice.

27..

66

30..

66

8

18.. Oct. 21..

15..

30.. Oct. 8

4..

14..

18.. Oct.

3.

20

5. Sept. 26.. Sept. 27 Sept. 18.. Sept. 18..

4.. Oct. 14..