Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-14
summar, " noporls ~ Counilts


wasatch-R,in 90 o, Z, s, aud snow
squalls. Highest So, lowsni 90. Heavy
frost gih, proving disasirous 90 tender
vegetation. Potatoes killed. 10 ground.
OA.s frozen on low laujs. Ice thick a.
window glass.
Uiutah-Rnn on tho Sih, mixed
with snow TO amount Of los inchrs.
Oltlo1S Tor crops never bcttcn
Wobef-F0fe part suliry. Heavy
rain 7ih; balance 0t weua coii anu
stormy. Frost on on, damaglus gar
ien plants, but only slight injury TO
cut luCcru.
Davis- rhe past wcoll was fairly "a.
vonDie. Fore part warm, latter cold.
RAIN and hail on 7th AMI Sub, FtI8t
on Oh; no damage. HaYiug com.
mcucsu. Crops never better.
salt Laku-Hlghcsi 81, lowest 40.
Fore part warm aud pleasant. SHOW.
era on the I'm aud Sth made vegetation
grow rapidly. some Are cutting lu-
Germ, but the majority arc waiting tot
settled weather.
Box Eldrt-Higho.t SO, lowest IS.
Rain on the 7th ana Ssh. Latter part
OF week cold. Cherries AMI straw.
berfiea ripe. Commenced eating
lucern. Sprug grain iighg fall grAin
looks very VOL. Ft0st On the Oh,
damaging potatoes.
Cachc--Jhangoab'o. Snow on the
mountains, 7th, Frost on the 7th nui
6th, injured potatoes aud bcgps. Grain
has NOT suffered. There viii bt a
heavy crop oi alfalfa. Crop, In gen.
ersl look well.
Rlun--Hlghest So, lowest 20. Heavy
frost on the 9th, damaging potatoes.
Grain looks we'll. ltrg ition Just com
mrnclng; water plentiful.
M0rgau-MOro Or less stormy. Heavy
rain on tho Gth aud TN, followed by
frost which irD1s potatoes 90 thu ground,
and even oak leaves turned black.
But a good week for all crops proof
against frost.
Summit-Fltst Of week warm, max
ing fast growth. On the Tth rain all
night, aud on the SIN showed all day.
Cleared up, and ifuZh potatoes, cur.
rants, go0aubeffiea anu tender vegsla,
bles; lith warm. Ground In good con
ditlOn.
Toocle-wlnior wheat headed. Lu
Germ IN bloom, Slight frost on l9lh
Small grain suffered on account 0l
drought until the rain OF Oth and eth.
Barley l. heading.
Utah-H ighest 80, lowest 30. Crops
progressing nne. Grain healing out.
Il ght frost on 9Th whion nlpped corn,
beans, potatoes ami tomatoes. The
heavy rain Of 7th WAS nue for cflps.
Beels are improving. Rain went down
10 surface water alkall coming ny.
Sauueto 80 Hghrst 81, lowest 81
Frost 9TH anu stn. Corn aud potatoes,
which were well advanced, killed TO
the ground. Beans, cucum6ors and
tomatoes were also killed.
Juab-HeAyy rain 7lh aud SIN. Cold
since, nights frosty. Potatoes, beans,
cHumbora ami cora on lowlauds, ffost-
bitten.
Millard-Raiu 80, which helped
grain very much, Frost Night OF Sth
took potatoes, squash, beans, etc. Corn
much damaged; lucern some. Llcern
cutting begun.
5evlef-P0la.oes aud other stun hurt
by frost. Grain AMI alfalfa have not
been damaged.
Grand-Juuo ilh cutting frst crop VI
luoern was begun. loo on the Oh
east " MoRb.
Wayne-On 7th frost killed corn,
Deans hni potatoes. Grain and Alfalfa
not injured
Piute-5harp froa, 9th aud OH.
Lowest -. Lucorn hurt, also putl-
toes, Out have heard OF no grNn iu.
lureI.
lfon-Crops look pretty we'll, con.
nilering tue cold ani windy weather.
shower frat " week.
datheli-Grain h slow. Lloern
mas not done much since the cold spell
spring wheat doiug well; winter wheat
eplouuld.
hnne-Crops doing well where tree.
~ WA'eted, Ranges very dry; water
low, Ffost 6ln irlze potatoes.
Observation-Disclosures 90 grain.
First crop alfalfa being gathered.