The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-30

sesttis SEPT =. 10
S1ns-sa ss-c>-z1szre, slightly aeaeM
sr1. and CRY weather. have caancssr-
$50 re closing week 0. ira crop s<~soov
1ae nssLs aase osez eoos. and fogS a&vS
Ssesa3ls<a during tie eor~nccas ia shua
S Sis.s see 1on: ne afternoons have geasr-
So zen sunny ard pleasant -hers were
sSsAss ISIS GA Ise Ala. 9Th and 18th n
.ee@Ares. whi.A nicpea lac vsws4Aoae1
- go 80 = sslscs zssis9e TIE ~easacs was
S8saseiE s2vosNass foz farming opArarsons~
- greater S&~s ~ ta-eshsng has been
So1lP'ss@a. Fesaso digging remains - -
60. =; -lttle saI 2sowzag has been ac-
EeS1 ees1-t2or Tor Il LEsl-i after q scssEfna
Te41- TIE Past season ckr.so. BE- celxnsss.
egs1 gsaeraAy savo-aese GOA TIE an
<.cs<atso3s or Abundant hArvcs.A <srsv -
lie sea so. nave no. - q rssse. bear reaI~
go Ss-s "a FeHIss an not osscciralg~
ing Tee ys-sd Of apsss h fair. alsAourA
crop las esen secured re parssss ~.
S-s o. crops eAs been due - sas szrors-
ce1-n.ed dry spell IN Tasy Ard August,
IRE Yakima oCarsry senraAs.nes a. rev~e
before. cas nensf,s 70 - derived frozzA irrt.
sat.oa II inssE1ns . cCoa yaaaA nsa.WasA
Western section.
Port Anxeies-wAsse frcse M Nus -
injury 70 <rsss or vsxssshieA C'-vas-AJ
kinds q fruit rosr8 forward: crop geaeg.
Porf Ange@es-Wnsts trcss Ssa. bot n
harley Just f2ir: cats poo<. Potatoes a,ss
Eoor, as far as neArd ncu, NreA Pay
T>arsshinx wiz last ten dAyv yet Cros
p'ss and 5sars ss sS. sSs 49, ses e..
fo4arens Ground toe dry 70 psow. La caa.
ner-Wtta enc more week % good wxxssS@s
our ga; crop viii he secured wtsaoas nav.
satisfactory. Observation-Disclosures .or a
crops Never saw celery make hs,.rS
sF2S.2; ARES Rs An 1aos, : ss.,.-. Faa
ls-fs. crop. Asso cats Ksrt-EIocs heinz
picked Yield witt BE Fair. Buck .-lrraSl
or &th, Ssh and 27th. ntppes late potasoss
kinds except corn atste below AveTags.
Crttag--k harvest acsus closed Fc- season.
E:th we'd below average. except hosss
81 cultivation wzarone-sI~nerrsss nal
crop; rlarns and apples ons-senth. pTssnsz.
ncne; pears. os1e-eirath; ssrawf-~rrsess s~os
rants, f1if crop. h8ackherrtes. one-fotlxthy
clover ray. half crop. potatoes. eEe-sossrsni
cereals al poor 80 ar as kaewn. Ovens
tseets growing fine. Late potatoes 4ssns
veil Rey-Oats have beel god crepl
likewise hay. There vii oe n, rsssnosnen.
good TAtt5e Rack--Petaso digging cem.
EaeAcec. Yield better than was sxpsst<-l
Paowsng. .oT small grain Grand Moan5--
Grain al n. and In most cases fair 70 good.
SsaSon has been rather dry. bat rsfurra
By ~ means dIsccTTagfrS- Fs Eli-Jcpa
al picked. ard good crop. NeSe'isssna~-
-
estimated Ssforn raressl.ng Potatoes x1yv
promise ~ q fair c-ND. La Censer--SexrA
a. n'oT!ng 9one. and some grain sovr1
ait1s&E1 ire ground il very hard. orl1
spring plowe3 ground can he worked.
Eastern sect GA.
North Yakinz-Ths spring was narks
ward ard farmers discouraged. bat SUNK
nsr came early ana crops came on rapidly,
All lay land produced 3 heavy crop Fossi
heavy crops Of alfalfa 81 Sunnyssae cossns
try and two IN tbs unuatAin meadows
Negeta bles. ali kinds except potatoes
wsre the best ever produced here. posas
large yield, ana price so good that e~ap.
orators VIII be run only 70 take care d
late peaches. Hops good. but many NOD
ne best seasons Yakima county has svef
known Dayton-Hsrvest al completed
except n mountain valleys. ART w5eat
hauling under faii headwsy. Roads gen
ting worse on account q heavy loads. Az
erage Yield OF wheat Oats ani barley be-
low average. Corn good. Potatoes poet
on tie avsrags Ess,on-.A fsroraoie SEA-
average; posatces the same. A ffne weeh
fer digging potatoes. Waversy--Psst ween
good for thrs~hing. which 10 now fnisheA
quality ard quantity. Pa!ouse-fass weeN
fzalt.ess for thrsshtng. Slight shower On
the as'n, Three heavy fro:t:, but too isss
sll-eshsng- finished. u no rain wana
waila-Teather has been favorabas FOL
Farm WORK ksorA-CrOp4 al harvested,
excepting roo.s Hay and potatoes coed
on irrigated land spcksne-Ths crop.
wniis not aitoSethef ssfssfa Glory u muci
better than at one crns expected Fruit
VIII be a f1G crop n ioeaides Hay pen
~. gram no. . FUN Yield. nor OF the hest
qualify Morfovs-Threstin4 about Acnei
average yis'd through nj vicinity: quail.
ity No. I! Frost on 18th. vsry Mite fan
sowing dona Pnlsman-~weafhse rood fc1
harvesting ard shreshfng wheat: not yfesds
ing frs. rate. Medical LAke-6od very
dry again. Potatoes SIN green In spota.
Early cabbage good crop Root crocs sx@
ceiient and EN- CROWNS. Onions rect
rip-ned finely whore col was rteh. White
Saimon-AGrain crop rather below aver~
age. Fruit Of al kinds only half croA
owing 20 backward. cool ard vet spring.
Potatoes a good average crop OF s1ceiienl
quality. A very good hay year Kettle
TaIls--rops rot quite up 70 average, ows
Ing 70 dry spell. but late root crops were
benefited by rain ard VIII prove largo Ma
<ros. rs We. here. ncr along Columbia va1s
ley. Iyie-S@edsrr will commence tha
coming week. No frost as yet
Sose-Thts Spliessn completes ne eor1ea
FOR this season. II Is expected FRAT re-
ports VIII b. resumed IN April. fs2f. ThS
hearty thanks Of the director II exfendeA
70 those faithful correspondents whose re
ports have made these weekly summaries
possible. c. n SALISBURY