Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-12
DAYS WERE WARM
AND NIGHTS COOL
ThreshiOg Nearly Over in Salt
Lake, Utah and Davis Counties,
THE SPRING WHEAT YIELD.
quality H. Good, but Not Heavy Corn
u being cut Faii Flowing
Has Commenced.

Weekly Crop Bulletin. salt Lake city.
! Utah. September ~. 1899.
The week ending September 18th was
/ without rainfall. The days were warm
and the nights cool. the mean tempera-
| turo being slightly below normal. No
| Injurious frost occurred. ThreHhlng
was completed or nearly completed In
Davis. salt Lake and Utah counties. but
is stili On FUN progress 10 other sections.
/ Spring wheat has made good Yields in
/ Cache. Salt Lake and Titan countleHo;
| ln other sections The yields have ranged
/ from ilght tp fair but the quality ls tn
| vsnably good Tho iucern crop being
/ harvested at the present time ln some
] localities the second and in others tho
l third, b. generally light Corn Is being
/ Cache. Salt Lake and Utah counties.
l Some fall blowing and planting has
| been done in Davis and Utah counties
] but the Eround u too dry Tor working
ana q good rain will be- necessary before
/ much OF this can be done. The digging
| ~ sugar beoU ls now In progress In
] salt Lake county the Yield D. not 80
| great nH last year but the quality D.
better. In Utah county the yield %
| Ennerhlly up Co the average although
some localities report that the t9nnago
la less than last year
CORRESPONDENTS REMARKS.
FlolilnF UuNeidor Co.-Daya warm
ana nlght cool Thrahlng is progrcsa-
ing rapidly. yields are very llght-r. r.
] DulWbs.
bowoyviIe. Boxeidcr Co.-Tho days
! have been warm and the nights cool
| The ground o. very dry and very little
| full p'0wIHs huH been done yet Luccrn
. H".N +. d.. HH..Ha.N Tho N.IHNI
/ VIII hU fHlr.HIuhn Garmor.
! Logan. Cache Cu.HunyH have been
! warm and The nights cool. There has
| been very little wind ThreshlnE ~ in
progress. Grain s turning out pretty
/ good Hull the way from ln 90 30 bushels
per acre. The yield from potatoes VII
/ Doe below tho average. Corn g. poor
j. A. PoruuFt0n
Knyauilc. Davis Co.'s nearly nu
/ crops have been harvested the past
| week had no effect on anything except
/ hHgtH and tumulnUs. IrUta are maturing
nicely but the weather has been TOO
/ cool f0r tomatoes. ThrrHhiuE has been
| completed ana tall planting iH now 100
| progress g. W. Nurnra
Huntsville. Weber .-rhroshlng has
commenced. Most " the grain o. Hull IN
The heldHH1mr M % not cut Some late
wheat and oats have been badly frosted.
Second cutting uf lucUrn viii make ale
most half "a crop Lars Peterson.
lintuh, Weber Co. 80 rain. Feed for
stock uu the ranges lH very scarce.
] Winter wheat ls nearly all thrcahud.
| Thiri crop OF luccrn ready 60 cut. Poo
ntuua ON dry land All nne-bettsr than
those un irrigated gr0und.-Chaa DC Ia
iioumo
Plain city. Weber Co-Tho weather
hiss been nue with cold nights. Thrrah-
lng ls lu progress. the yields are gene
orally llrht Fruits are being marketed.
] HthuH. NHul
IlarriryIlle. Weber Co.-'rho days have
been hot and the uiEhtH cool. 80 rain.
crops ATE maturing nicely Corn O.
| ready 10 cut Some boets nearly ready
/ very light-pytur Lolie.
tioyHyillH, summit Gothic week
/ has been n good one Tor harvesting.
/ Grain o. nearly ull cut. the yields will
boz away below tho average Wheat
| and barley were much damaged hy
frost Second cutting % lucorn o. be.
Ink harvested and will not make more
than half crop. Potato crop Will BE-
very light Frost on the ith and sth
inbred everything grccn,-Fryemuu
Mulln.
CualyllIe. summit Co.-Bonutlful
warm days but cold frosty nights. cab,
bagr ana root vruupH are growing fnlr-
ly we'll. Very little grain cut yet but
tho relpDrs nrv now husy.=E Beard,
Charleston, MaHutch Cu.-iruin near
ly AN cut and tHryshuE in progress,
tho Yields are fair Days have been
windy and the nights frusIy-li. j,
| Wug8tuu
Hcber. wnaatch Co.-A cloudloHr
week with hot days and cool nights
some harvesting Co be duno yet
Thrgshug has commenced. Second
| crop NJ luCrrn ~ being stored. lee
forms nearly every morning the sum,
mer has been very short John CLARK
Miller, salt Lake Cu.=arhc week has
been dry aud warm Tor the maturing
crops. Threahing iH nearly completed
Frost on the nights OF the I'm ana sth
| did but little damage. Third crop nj
} luccrn ~ doing very wen where SUM-
! ulcnuy WntCred. Some potatoes Hrt
being dug and arc turning out poorly
John Morgan.
/. Tuylorsylllc, salt Lake Gothic week
has been fairly favorable Tor late crops
] Beet digging has bgFuu-the quantity
d. not Ho great as last year but the
quality ~ better. Third crop OF Mootr
Do growing slowly, Corn 10 being gul
ana is a fairly good CROP. b. Bring
hurst
| cool ulghtH. ThroHhlug OF grain d
nearly completed, the yields have been
good, Corn looks we'll. Potatoes VIII
De- an average crop sugar bootH are
being dug and ar1 yielding wcll.-Z. 5
, | Taylor.
I NAlNNNININs Z NlN Co." ANN NNNN MnNO
been warm and the nights cool. Thrush,
! | Ing lH completed. Corn ~ being cut
{ | Some ill sowing has been done but
I most of the land b. too dry FOR blowing
a good rain Be- much nccdcd--C. l.
| Dubois.
Salem, Utah Co-rho week has N,
vorud the growth and ripenlng OF crops
The days have been warm and N,
nights cool but no damaging frost.
! have occurred. Some farmers are
dlgsing hycts, others are preparing {,
sow fan grnln.-D 70. Taylor
lrhL Utah tn,-Flus uniform wealth
or the past week. All kinds uf fan labor
have progressed rapidly Tho yirldi
from grain are fully up 20 the average
leet digging Is lu progress; some report
/. thH tonnage lighter than usual uuI
think that this iH due TO Injury b,
yHtgrpillJw.HaJ. WuUlhouao
Lake Shore, Utah Cu,HWurm day,
and cool nights ThrrahluF lH nhuuI
completed. The third crop OF lucrrr
win bo lEht. Corn, potatoes unt
squash look we'll sugar haatg are be-
ur sumplcd,-W, H. Byrr.
ltyuu, Juah co. splendid week fll
ihrvshnug and IN another wteI
most % tho grain win he separate
from the straw Wheat Is ylellni
about 80 bushels and OATS 20 buahoI
per acre, oats are badly mixed wifi
suuauwur and black seed; the gruI
uamo up thin and the weeds got IN,
upper hand In the sprlng,--W william