Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-20

Ctivtd TOO muru Whlellhti was ~
down. some hay Gu. anu lying on the
ground was spuilud.
Grain isturniux On nearly oil lOcall'
tles and harvest IL well unIet way DO
the earlier seCIous; thc wheat i7 eall
10 be- splendid. AppIes, peaches aud
plums are fipuuiuf in the sJutu'
snmmars boz Dnuniiss.
B.N ELUEt
Dowevvilie-Hot and dry. Upland
wheat being harvested.
BOX Edef-smNIls shower llth, b1lu
hey crop Ia. GAiu looking we'll
AUficois ripe.
Lear Rlvsr-Go-d harvest weather.
Crop average; wheat well hilsi.
CACHE.
Millvliis - 40 change; ia general,
good prospects.
warm and wiuiy. shower GA the llth.
Lewistou-First crop OF lucefn very
heavy. wheat turuiuE ripe.
Newtor-Flfst lucern III ini two
third crop. Grain Backward Will be
no harvest for three weeks.
MORGAN.
Croyicn-p0taiooa In bloom. Much
alfalfa IA stack. = rcAms low,
prtrfs1u-On thu llth heavy storm,
rain, hail aud Wind, laying grain,
iucorn aud timothy Dat. Hay dam
aged. Crops In genera look we'll
SUMMIT.
Coalvllle-s'orm on the 18th laid
down some wheat where II had been
watcrcd too much. CABBAGE sown Ia
September last aud wintervd Ia frames
now for salt; turnips alec.
wAsATcIL
Charleslon-Large amount Of iucern
now cut, but weather uniavorable iof
making hay.
wSlisUuTg-Gsod week for crops.
Hiy sxcellunL
hundred loads Of hay per day are CONF
Ing into town. Grain looks well. The
week was splendid for growth.
WEBER.
arrisvillt-Floufishln pfospools.
Harvesting Ia full operation.
Uintah-Hhtvthtin fall grain an
over tbs untfy; wheat splendid. New
apples coming la. Very few wofmy
ones where spraying was done.
DAVIS.
Layton-Hoavy winds on the iith
ami 10Th aud rain. Gala was dam.
aged ny wind, ana fruit blown ftJm
,ho tscs. Second crop Of alfalfa IN
bloom,
SALT LAKE.
Gale-Nice shower on nth. Ctops
growing nicely. Second crop oi lu-
ceAn soon ready ~ cut. Some smut
In wheat anu oats.
TooELE.
Cenier-Vsry hot. A heavy thun-
deshoweT on llth which did u great
deal Of good, washing tho range tor
milos.
Tooels-Moro stormy days for this
time OF year tnan / eau remember. IT.
ngation water failing last Fruit
looks well; aptioots ate beginning 10
luTn.
UTAH.
Lehi-Gouefally nne week for crops
Pleasant Grove some wheat cut
hnd more ready; grsin Opening very
last Early nprica ripUning. Corn
ia the sir.
Like shore-Grain changing fast,
Good prospect tor lair harvest.
sptingvills - Cloudy, except l2,h.
Early apples ripe. haryca,cra begin.
ming 10 move.
Payso Crops maturing, Showers,
whiOn were greatly appreciated.
Spanish Fufk-train beginning 10
turn. Water lower than Tor years az
this season.
sAntaquiu-. Corn and pola,ota on
Try lsud will DO a good crop II showsrs
continue.
juan,
Leyan Heavy thunderelorm on
1870, nattening some wheat and dam.
aging Iuoern layiug cut On the l5lh
lightning struck aud killed a man VINO
was watering his grain.
HANrErE.
Walos-Summet has At last come.
Everything looks well except wild
hay, whioh IL light crop, Fret lucsfn
all In.
WILLARD.
bennington - Crops doing hrly
we'll. Plenty Of water Hlguest, Bji
lowest, 60
soiplo-showeTy iliunug late hay,
Wuuht u beginning 10 tlpuu,
HOldeu--Fino growing weather.
Commenced 10 cut rye.
Oak Cny-Warm aud dry. Early
apples anu grain are riuening last,
SEWER.
RlChncli ami SIgurd-Grain on
bench which was willing, secured uy
the showers. Rain poured down ola
llth spelling considerable hay; whetr
grain WAS hrAvy Il i8 iaiI down,
wAYSE.
Loa-Cr0ps never since tho valley
was settled. Grain healing,