Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-23
Report Of Climate and Crop Service, Weather
Bureau.
weather I'm Utah the ra.t Week. aud re-
port. from the state Of the Con-
dltiop Of Crops

day OF the present. hNNtH ai"
has been warmer thun the A',' 't,
Tbore were frequent ihnndcfs''."
,nit rarely dld the precipitation 'N''.
n trnce In rumc Instances Do We H'l-
nriept 10 iay co., dust, and d good ram
oeenrrsd in nna Instance. An opp'.A-
s,ve ana destructive wind. princip'l9
frafn tho southeast, 90 vailed lniNNHn-
a,,t n,.sf 81 tho week nni continue
recd pfosffss wtH mad. 10 thr h,i-
xc9t d,i,ia. since the character ui w,
,v,.athar hnH been hnNlrahls % 10. iAp'N
tlpenInr OF all grain. u iN PC
arrttrd thut late HIWn ff"in
shrivoied rnmrwhlt owing in me tap.'
urar,1s III ripfn.ng. uwlne go tht eN
erasitp heat. ln CnufDuu. uei ni wh''N
dirapuolntmrnt BE- fclt in SOM" .'i'
Nanv rorfraluudnutr report On nay
vrst nearly Completed. and thr ihf,
or maklur flilFfaD tory ptlEr l'
Gown and carly Fdtu ErHln thti mi
,v,1d brfgr. IN. drnuih. ere yielding hf
cordinr 90 expectations, ana ih. N"''"
eusar beets are atlii doing we'll th.re
belnr only one unfnvurabie report 'nN-
corning the crop; samples are n''"N
b., weather has not apprecinhly ~
Tested me vegetable and no Jon .tNp.
thrrs being an Abundance OF iH hNpl
IN m. markets. Fruits are also plHiu.
fui. though the trees aud ihelt pt"uuD,
were romwhlt damaged by the recent
~, second crop NJ luoem has been
s.gtrsd Ia rD1d condition, and II lf tN-
pscied that there viii d. aniiclsnt Wat.f
In many sections 90 mature the thita
crop.
EXTRACTS FROM REPonTa on
cUoP CORRESPONDENTS
pswcyvlle-Ths weather f. siili dry
and wirm A thundeffi1rm occurred
on tho Both. hul only a aprlhkle ~ iain
ton Tine second rinp Of iAeerh nv
oS GnraedH warm ard dry weather
eentinurr There was clnfiicranir
Mind ilri week. Az grain mas hl.h
ruL ThftahiuE m1rhln0f are huey'
Thfrf DE- good yiod 70 whfa.'
LurauaA steady HluihWl1t VII.
with wtrn weather last Neeh Wa W.
Tor the uncut grain. Inc plih' "
wili h. Urht. Sugar h.ttH arr looking
well Third crop % iuccru u ok Inches
NcWisn- The weather has been good.
few days were rathcr windy. flrin-
srs are completing harvest IhreshlhE
parsdiss Noariy ai grain has been
cut and thrcshlug has Begun. the
second crop 81 luccrn D. ready o. cui.
WellinFt1n-Iiarvcst IL prnEreHflng
Thsro was too much high Wind Last
week
ranged high % ins degrees. An huund-
ancp ~ melons and tomatoes are rp1.
An excellent crop ~ Einln is in shs
STACKS rraly Cor the thr0shHr the
third crop VI lucsrn II loohng hnr,
There T. a plcIsy Of water Tor irrigai'
Ing.
1errnn-Thore were frequent traces
OF rain that ala no good 20 anyihiuE
Harvesting and shrouhlnE continued
with vlglr The honey product u be-
low the average
Coy1lo-Thtrr was very favorable
weather laf%Neek The wheH harvest
u prugrcstHg with pipHpecu good f1f
Yield. iuesrn and villa hay crops ais
unusually good
rroWc-Early peaches are ripe Corn
ana tomatoes TrU abundant iu the mar
kc The second urup N luccu hai
been Gus ana there o. plenty 81 water
Tor lruHiflnE The ntw Crpp ~ lutrrn.
LfNln-A rain ana thund'rH. ru
mikei with hall occurred on ihe t.h
no damage. corn aui potatoes wet
htuenUeh Wheat DO mostly lu th
Rsurk
81 carmcl-u has been extrcmsl,
warm anu dfy, Hay crops have hesi
secured ln Frld condition.
eciplo-Most grain h1f been cut an
hau lrg pnd muHhluE cummoueod
llelds ar. good. Corn ana potat1os az
dolng WHll.
nlnchl Hnry,r, Dr. wen advanced
Some late crops suffered for want d
Watr
P,larron-Tpe blnd,H ar, bus,
Grain iH f'pgnirr raplily on hrnr
lands grain has fhruUk The HHpuu
crop ~ mrrrn Niil rut hn morn tina
bali crOp. Very oppressive dry wind
last work.
civicvnie- Tho weather wac airhtI
cooler than usual week. frequent rlirh
dowtfllla OF rain CrUpH have mad
marked ptprrrtH HarvoHtin
10 proceeding iu enrnoF
Second crop ~ luccrn a. D.
Ing cut Tnrv b. auiiclent water g.
Woodruff Hoayy showers on m
ish materially benefited me crop
Fali wheat IL mostly in the stacl
hr'uf wheat and late oats an htln
harV.tie Having De- practically don
which u good f1r corn and riponlu
fruit. Tho lonr drought is hNnF rl
pasiurea ami springs are drying
hlll Crra k-Au grain lH yleldhg wei
the qualty D. Hh1ye % tyrNvr Veg.
tannn la nunrIug Cor water
Mlllrr Very warm weather water
tcuivo, lhreshlng ls rl.nr un sma
late grain ~ considerably shruuk au
not turning OUT according 70 ,Spect.
tinna
Taylorsyllc-Th Threading "a pturr-
Ing wtth good insults pnHif1os uH
corn are doing we'll The water suppl
= short.
Galr- Harvesting IL nearly nuIsh.
andthrfFmuE haa begun. S,'uu uf %
grain Hhunk owing 90 excessive hr
causing 10 TO rpHu tnu rapidly PRIV
pgcls are good Tor n third crop nf ID
crrni sugar boots are doing we'll Al
Piles were blown On the trees hy N
heavy Wind. There IN a fair prospe
Tor peaches
chester-we had good rain ON u
18th
fredericksburg IL well progresaeD
yields are good.
slguri- Harvesting % nearly ov
and crops OF grain nre very hrnN
Alfnln Il bins cut for the Huc0I
time.
Culdlle-Wlud has blown many m
pies from the trets, ana blown the ha
badly
payaon-llcnvy winds blew dow
corn and grain. MELONS and peach
aip ripe,
Maulo,on-Threshinr = nearing con
pieuon, Ih' beet crop ls looking wei
aHmpNng has commenced
kayHYIllc- ThrCahIuF continues nr
will NOT Do completed within as
weeks IWo yields uro tho largest q
many years our beet crop D. fallul
pW.IUw tn tho #lrNuuhf