Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-08

expect q good crop OF fruit spraying
II In progress
for growing crops. we Will have some
plumg and a few apples. currnts and
goosoherries II we do not get "a late
frost.
Parowan-Crops are growing nicely;
early peas are beginning % bloom. poe
tato planting Is finished. plenty of wa
ten FOR irrigation
Lcvan-Anothor cold rain and snow
storm on the End made the thermometer
fan 60 the freezing point. corn viii
have to be replanted. potatoes are
coming up. tender vegetables have been
nipped by frost.
Hanch-The weather has been very
good for small grain; recent heavy
Winds have dried the ground rapidly.
soipio-Tondcr vegetables have been
nippod by the frost ON the morning Of
the Jrd, but are looking we'll.
HOldcn-A Hight frost occurred on the
, morning Of the 3rd, which failed to
| lnjuro anything.
Henckley--Frost injured tender vines
Friday night
Pctcrson-Gr on uplanda IL look
ing we'll; luccrn is making a rapid
growth
Kingston Everything IL growing
nicely; Friday night q heavy frost
| damaged potatoes. gnrdcn truck and
| fruit
Kooeharcm-Illrh winds every day
and frost every night; some damage
] has boon done 20 luccrn.
MCaduWNllle-Au crops look we'll,
snow foli In the mountains on the Bird.
Spring Clty-Small grain ana graz
are doing nicely; lucern is beginning
! tn bud. frost night of Ord killed potn-
corn ana fruit.
| Chcstcr-Gruln and hay look we'll
! prospects are favorable for n large
crop, hard frost damaged almost
/ ever pthing ON the morning 81 the tth.
Manu-pu the morning ~ the ith.
/ frost cut the potato tops.
Fountain Orccu-FrOat damaged fruit
| and vprdena
Moutcello-Hot south winds are
{ warming and drying the GROUND
ground is In good condition. "a, al
[ filfa crop VIII be- heavy.
sIgurd Frost has nlppod potato
vines corn and tender garden stun
/ grain 1nd grasses nro doing we'll.
llatCtua-Fruut occurred nearly every
: night Grnrs iH doing well and grain
/ that ~ Mp ~ doing we'll.
American FurkaCold rulna have 70
| tntdgd planting. Lucorn ~ wantInr
| sunshine tn bring the blossoms out
| Lake shore Lucgrn u commencing 10
! blossom. sugar hectH look well ana
| have gooi stand. Garden truck do.
/ Ing woil.
s1lom-prospccts nrc good for OK.
] cHllOui crop ~ small grain and luCorn
/ Too much wet for the low land. somu
| viii plant uutatos and corn over. thg
! seed having ruttcd.
! suntaquin-S ~ tho corn o. up
| ana some VIII have 60 Do ruplnntpd
fchl-Thc highest temperature wus
| N deg, lowest ~. Weather rather cold
and windy.
uintnh- Strnwhnrriof and r1oaobor.
/ rlcH nrc nov boo th- market ana being
| shipped ln large quantities
| HUMANITARIAN uu low lands locke
| nickly Potato planting that was Dc.
' luycd on account ~ the storm b. now
4 uhout finished
! liarriHviilc-wc Weather la sun unset.
! Tod, delaying tho cutting of luccrb
/ which ls fully ripe. Grain will o.
plump ana good without any Irrigation
lIcbcr-FtOst occurred cycry night
| injured potatoes and tender vines. voy
fcw peas Rrv lrft. Pretty fair crpps
| uf apples and plums.
] Plnto-Gruin looks vol Tho ground
u drying rapidly now.
PCUa-Suow fell on the afternoon of
the 2nd and morning of 3rd wrlrhtiur
down shrub bushes 90 tho ground
| Some garden seeds have settled Ar
pie trees arr In bloom aud potatoes ar
! upi htrnwhcrficH are loaded viii
blossoms.
Paysnn-Ilcavy frost occurred Thurs.
day. and Friday nights. doing dnmnE,
10 beans, corn. potatoes and tender
vines. Some VIII have 90 Doc rppiaut,
Cd. Luccrn n ready 90 cut Tor hay.
J. ~. SMITH.
Section Director.
Per r. NJ hLANDFoisD.