Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-06

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In bloom; shade trees 10 leaf; grace on
the ranges nOOJ.
soiio-Verv heavy thunder and
rain 20 hot fret half uf week; every.
think growing fist and prospects iof
crnps brighter.
Vernon-The past week hes been
remarkable for noavy nhOwtrs and
mild temperature. Cmfs shnoiing
ahead nicely; blossoms falling; irlit
iuat forming, tree. more heavily lo1p.
Ell than aver before; water hiss btcn
held back aud IN plentiful row.
Sprinr City-Thuffd y, Friday and
Saturday some ralDipll an1 on Friday
a gteat deal uf rain foil, c.using hoota
which did much damege, especially 10
tie fislds. Crops doing well.
bcvan--splcndid gr5wlug weather;
heavy shower On .0tH.
Uinlah--EvtryininR he been grow-
ing iast this week; very nigh wsiuii
bfidges carried away ON Weber
rivef: acres and acres OF agricultural
land washed away. Rain nnd thunurI
on 29lh anu 3lth.
Harflsviils--Thr forepaft 81 vefk
snltry abd hot a good nonklng warm
rain s9ih rud a0ih, giving glorious IN.
dlcationa Of pfOdigious crops.
Hunlsvlllr-A ilne rain tho .0ih.
Everything IL backward, but tht past
week has been warm nud CROPS Hsc
growing nicely; rivsrs hiGh.
Cache Juuctiou--Ltst week warn;
grain ana luccrn growing fast; heavy
wind night OF gDlh with faiu cOntlnu.
ing nearly all dny OF sOlh. Fruit trees
In bloom.
Newt n-Wsathor last week warn;
grain anu iucorn growing nicely;
potatoes plantci; fruit troee In bloom;
bees beginning to swarm; rain GA
29lh; vegetation looking we'll.
Lake sh0ft-rho graiD cfora doing
well, commonoei to irFlgats them;
sugar beeia all planted aud some will
DO soon ready TO thir; lucern gTowing
gsod; planting corn and potatoes; peas
In blossom; rain 20ih.
Pnyton--IIucern crops extra heavy (;
helped ~ rains, everything looking
fine. Extra heavy storms 20lh aud
s0lh.
sanisquin-Fino rains nearly every
day; gardens ana everything elsB
growing nicely; lucofn two feet high
and rye three ieet; plenty of irrigatiug
water, still the nights are cool which
keeps tho streams In check little;
prospects OF plenty OF wafer until
August.
Lehi-The pact week all that could
be dosired for growth; the fino showers
last two days were bsneiicial; thinning
beetn progressing; rainfall inches.
Warmer weather, al
though wind has occasionally been
quite strong through the week. Last
couple OF days quite warm ana a cou-
pic Of good showers today (20ih) has
helped tho vegetation considerably.
Josepn-Thr past week has boon eK.
cecdingly warm; warm weather on the
Increase; lucern growing noe; wheat
and oats looking well; windy on 29th
with fnr rain.
Peaa--rhe past week has been very
favorable 10 crops; weather has born
warm and vegetation made wonigT.
ful growih. Heavy thunder shower
on tho .0th, which was followed by
rain ana nail on 30lh. Grain and hay
Looking we'll considering the late sen.
son; some briogce going cut and dam.
age done.
Coalviile--The past week has been
very VAIN, aud the last iour days anu
Flights II has ralneI hard At times,
cauaing tbs snow Ia the mountains 10
melt 40 fast that tho water has come
down In torrents oveifi1wing the bot.
tom land sand doing some dAmsgs.
Croydou--A good week for all kind
Of CROP; everything growing fast.
Heavy rain on goth and 30lh; almost
n frost this morning; carly potatoes
q ming NJ. Tho hot weather Of thr
past few days has caused the snow IN
the moustaius TO melt away 30 fat
that the Weher river IL higher than II
has been since 1862.
Moronl--Week very warm aud dry
the flfst nve days. Heavy rain or
Friday amounting 10 Gao OF an inch
Tho warmth nrst part OF the wstl
cauaed the snow on tho mountains Il
melt aud furnished plenty OF water fol
| Irrigation; the rain on the 10Th cnupsd
the river TO rise and overflow IN,
banks. IL has been good week fol
vegetation.
Heber-First four days OF week very
warm, causing high water; great dam
age cont; several hundred acfer q
grain under water. Provo river IL Ia,
n lake In some places. Friday after
noon rain poured down Ia streams, II
one hour inch fell. Grain lookinl
we'll; fruit trees In bloom; vegetation
growiag rapidly; potato plan inE abou
over; some lew patches yet TO plant.
J. n. SMITH,
Observer aud Section Director,
Halt Lake CITY, Utah.