Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-20
LUcERy CUTrINGHAs BEGUN


N.. NN.. N"N NI"'fHNN NN' N.I'AN H"At'N"-
rauro flr tbr week nearly up t1 more
m1L 10 vBH tho beet growing wcok OF
the season and 600 crops made rapid
enhancement The cutting of the first
crop OF uDUfu Dr. general. The yield VIII
le 20 llfiio ilrhiOr than uHuul ou account
OF tho backward rpriug Strawberries
being picked 600 over tho State. reports
Indicate that the Yield NJ this fruit ia
quite ighl winter wheat o. heading
out $50 rain has fallen. but the hirh
temperature have produced rapid
melting OF she SNOW and uu abundance
of water 20 coming down from the
mountains ln some of Che southern
counties water d. scarce. but over the
greater portion Of the state there o. an
abundance no present and VIII be
throughout the HeaHon.
CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS.
brigham city. box Elder Co.-Thrro
WIS u light frost on the morning ~ the
iith. doing 400 damage. The first crop
of luoorn De- being cut clear warm
aud hne gr0wlng weather has prevailed
during the week. Potatoes and corn
have recovered from the frost % the
Hth Instant crops lrU iu good c1udi-
uDn.-InmUs uywntor.
l,Bnsum cache 'o.=Nory cold on 18Th
and IAN. but very warm the rest NJ the
Wrgk II IN getting very dry ard ucern
| o. drying up. Potato p are looking VOL.
VIM. Homer
smlthnoid. cache Co-Tha week has
/ been Wurm-goUd growing weather. NO
| rain and everything ~ g1ttiug very dry.
/ Thor lH plenty Of water and irrigation iH
| being pushed. Lucorn and ull kinds of
grass are growing nicely. Grain on
/ dry farms needs rain. Potatoes which
| were cut hy the frost are recovering
I Samuel Nelson
Huntsville. weber Co.-Frost again
| on iith and 18th and thin layer OF Ice
I ON standing water. The last days of
| the week have been warm ana pleas
mt. AZ crops % about thrrc weeks
/ late. The grain which was frozen IT.
coming out again an right-Lars Pc
! tHrHuu.
Harrisyllic. Weber Co-Forepart N
| week cold ana windy. Latter part hot
and dry with dewey nights. Good grow
INK weather. Hay cutting has com-
! wencod. Peter Later
Knyrviilc. Davis Co.-Wnrm days and
| cool nights tho past wcck-Food grow
lng weather. Fan grain iH heading out.
u cannot recover from backHcts re-
ccivod earlier In the season. short straw
and light yields win be- the rule. Beats
are doing well. Strawberries are tipcn-
ing. the croo win be light-H w
Barnes.
Peterson. Morgan Co-Cropa looked
bad the forrpart OF the w1ok on uc,
count % damage done by frosH OF pre-,
ceoding week. Very warm the latter
| portion % the week which caused great
! Improvement LuCern viii not be cul
until very late. The fruit crops has
not been damaged nH much as thought
! ut nrHt,-Eli Whiliur,
| oakley, summit Goa ilno week fol
crop growth Lucorn and small graft
locks we'll Potatoes which were uI
4 H.NH 10 D
! FAR prospect Tor good crop, AZ
abundVco ~ small fruit such as cur
rants. g1psDherrlrs and cherries. Their
are also plenty Of upplos.-N. 10. Snupp
Pcon, summit Cu.-The past wuol
has boon nn Ideal one for gr1wlui
crops except Tor the cold uorthwes
wind on the 18Th which was folluwe,
hy ~ frost ON the morning of the 18th
lee formed uuc-Cighth inch thick tn
same morning, LuCcrn and tcudu
plants were slightly damaged. The lat
ter portion OF the week was bright AM
warm. Crops have improved very mucl
better than they We're two weeks axe
Frost has not Injured fruit no fni
There VIII be- fair crop of apple
while the yield of small fruit promise
iu hr above the average.-O. y. Lyon,
Tunplr. Topelo Gothic week hn
Temperature reached % degrees Of
H. luccru iH late In blooming. n
honey for the bees 60 gather ana som
swnrmg are dying; no new swnrms sci
| IL i, ELLINGTON,
puyHon, Utah Co.-Fiue warm wen
Their, no wind or rain, immcus
Eruwth IN everything. iurern is 4
bloom ana ready Tor cutting. The nr,
| Er,Un hay was seen this wgrrk SuEl
heetH were never cbttor. an thluuc
out, rGocn peas are being markotg,
The first strawberries are being piclln,
Plenty of water In the ditchrH.-Joh
! II, Stlrk.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co.-1he wc1
thor has been quite warm and hl
caused rapid growth NJ 40 crops an
, FIRST crop NJ lucern IL being cut Straw
berries are rlprning but the crop
llrht, ns win he that uf other fruit
Continued warm weather win produJ
b rapid growth Of corn and putatocs,-I
49, Storrett
Lako Shore. Utah Gothic past we.
h1a boon the Wurmcst ~ tho seuHu
Full wheat lH heading out Sprlr
o grain IN doing wclL Luccru be- byir
cut Potatoes ana corn are doing ME
wv. r.. Beer
liobor Wagltoh Co-lIas been O.
q ideal week for growth Llght fro
= every morning except one, lee form,
X ON morning uf IAN. The frost nipp.
tender crops Fruit begins 60 Hho
the effects OF the lute freezes. The pct
crop WIN Doc Hight The apple crop W.
zoe IIIt NiruMlHIrlrH uru almost
failure. Very warm during rho da.
b. the l0tter portion OF tho Wopg. but mo
n in the mornings, Maximum t0mpo
uturD reached 90 degrees. Lu0pru w
.r soon hD in bloom. All crops urc doll
Il woll,-John Crook
BE- Charleston, Wuaptoh Cu.-Gnol groi
NJ ing week. Grain looks fine. First ~
~ tUring OF grain a. lu pr0grrTH. n
NJ ! river ls very high AN llH doing mu
damage along itg banks Plenty
"a water Tor irrIgntluu,=U. j. W1gstnf
III Levuu, Julh Cu.-=trriguuon h
n commenced 900 earnest. Rye ls head
f- out Strawberries urH Erttlug ripe.
NJ | light frost the morning uf the iith D.
l. little damage resulted. VIM Brown
DR. Aiuutl STuupts Co., with the e.
NJ onptlun of thn frost uu tha night
h. tho l3th the weather hHH boon 900 10
.v could hn dcHIrel Everything D. ana
.y Ing rapid growth. Peas arc IN pa
a Not many HtfuWhrrrIas; small fruit
~ not mp tu the average Grass is IA
n Lucorn Or lHto ana needs warm wVlt
,y era. w. bessie
"a lndinuDla, Saupetc co The dn
~ have been warm and the nights frost
IN The frost has ulppod wheat and oa
also potatoes ana corn that We're cor