Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01

red in many places on the 23d, which.
however, did little damage except
triling one to potato vines. Warm and
sunny days from now on will cause all
crops to grow luxuriantly.
WESTERN SECTION.
The universal verdict is that the rains
OF the past week will do much good II
they do not continue too long. There is
lutte danger of this ON the high lands
but the bottom lands are becoming too
wet to work, and there is danger Of over
flow. At the time OF writing the indiea-
tions are that the stormy conditions are
passing away, and that sunny weather
will ensue. The latter is needed, the
week past having been too cloudy and
cool. During the wet spell weeds have
got quite start, and when the Iground
gets dry enough, the farmers will need
to rush their cultiyators and merriIy ply
their hoes. In Whatcom county grass
and clover are immense, grain is first
class, and hops are growing rapidly with
nc lice. In San Juan ahd Island the
much-needed rains have refreshened
everything, and all crops are in favorable
condition. In Skagit there has been a
little too much rain; it has been good for
late oats and wheat. In Clalam and
Jefferson it has rained since the 23d, and
all the week has been favorable. Pota-
toes are growing nicely crops of all kinds
| look we'll; Strawberries are ripenng, and
the yield will be very large. In Sno-
homish it was one Of the heaviest and
most protracted rainfalls known to old
settlers. Low bottoms flooded. Mead
oWs in fine condition. In King and
Pierce crops OF all kinds are in splendid
conditions; irosts in the latter county
slightly injured tender vegetables.
Strawberries are ripening. The fruit
crop will be large. In the ChehaIis val
ley orchards, grass, grain and all other
crops are looking we'll. Too wet for the
cold swamp lands only. The river is RS
ing, and may overflow along the low
bottoms. In the southern counties every
thing is promising and nothing but sun
shine needed.
EASTERN SECTION.
The much-needed and long-desred
rain came at last, and not in stinted
measure, but SO copiously as has rarely
| Iz.,, oosE WocbiDuFnn The
late sown grain will now surely germin-
ate, and all crops have been quic6ened
wonderfully. The showers have been
warm, and the week has therefore been
the most favorable one this season. In
Stevens, Lincoln and Douglas counties,
the rains came just in time. The pros
poets are good, and if nothing unforeseen
occurs the crops will be splendid. In
Spokane and Adams the farmers are
much encouraged, believing that the
copous showers have ensured the growth
of grain and that large crop will result i.
In Whitman, Garfield and Columbia the
situation has changed completely since
last week; the warm rains having done
wonders for the crops, and the farmers
are hopeful. In Yakima everything is
all right, though frost on the 23d cut ten
der vines. In the Snake river valley, as
shown by reports from Asotin, the pros
pect for fine fruits is e>cellent.
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