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

Ing up Everything h. very backward
and not growing well-M v. selmlu.
Helper. Carbon Co.-Whent b. head
Ing nicely oats are LOOKING well. Lu-
Germ o. making rapid growth these
warm days. All crops nro doing well
Notwithstanding the exceptionally cool
nights uf the past two weeks Corn
and potatoes are coming up in good
form. but VIII be- later than usual
Gardens are very late. 40 uiu but
plenty of water Tor irurutl0u which Dr.
being used Co good advantage by the
flrmyrH Lucoru cutting VIII begin next
week-J. Tom Fitch
DcFeret. Willard Gothic week has
been very favorable 60 the growth of
900 crops. except Tor heavy frost on
morning % 18Th which Killed tender
plants Lucern ~ being cuts W.
Western.
bennington. Willard co.-The week
has been warmcr ana crops are grow
lnr. LucUu cutting has commenced;
tho first crop will b0 light Potatoes
urr not coming up good. Most uf th'
seed " garden stun rottcd iu the
ground Peaches ulumH. ami apples OIL
Killed by the frost.-C diversion.
Fillmore. Willard Cn=HgH bvau %
good growing week 10 b. now very
warm Lucern VIII soon he ready 90
cut Dry farm grain looks huv 40 high
winds.-C. Anderson.
.
warmer. one or two niEhts pretty cool.
] Grain not very forward, Meadows
[ looking wsli.--W. "a. schnck,
Lawrence. Emery Co.-The week has
/ becn favorable Co plant with, "N-
/ copt the morning az the IAN when
| there was white frost over every
thing. The frost did some damage 20
/ al tender plants. such 90 beans toma
] foaa and cucumbefH. The luccfn also
| dropped over in putchcs.-L, Lewis
castle Dale. Emery co.-Thc week
has been very warm. The snow 10 the
mountains 10 melting very fast ana the
streams are high. Crops are looking
| we'll. Frost on the morning " inc
/ itth but no damage rcHulted'-JaH'
JcnH
ucorn IL being harvested. tomatoes
and melons lu bloom. Temperature
reached 1903 degrees on the nth ana 10.
ON 18TH. Green peas are now ready
for the tnhip.=Houry Grouse,
Nlnersyille, beaver Co.-NCry change
able weather the past week. Frost ou
18th which cut on beans ana potatoes
Generally warm with drying WINDS
water is nearly failure. Lucvtn %
In bloom in places. Grain De- duinr
we'll. and n water would continue there
Is no reason why there should not %,
"a good haryost-Wilunm Wood,
0reenvlle. Heavier Co.-Wcek has
] been windy. Frost ON latu Mhlth MP
ped tender plants on the IAN chrly
potatoes. beans, etc. were also nlppei
No damage to wheat which Is CROWNS
well aud q very good stand. Wutci
Is getting scarce,-S, n. Barton,
Kingston. piuto Cu.-Froat on morn
ing Of ilth, Killed squash and pump
kin vines. damaged potatoes, ~euH ant
some wheat on dry ground.-li, Ed
ward DcHoules.
Thurbcr Wayne Co.-Frost on nigh
OF 18Th. greatly damaged lucern an,
tender plants. Warmer ana goo,
{ growing weather the latter part of tn
week High water has started
James Grant
Lyman. Wayne Co.-llenvy frost oi
I tho lith and 18th which nipped potato.
O and Topped luCgrn, otherwise the wccl
has been warmer and favorable q
plant growth, Grain looks fairly wei
| but IL late Gardens nro Just cominl
up. No uin-E, S0renscn.
, Parowun, Iron Co.-The week ha
/ . been tine. only two windy days. Al
crops are doing we'll especially whcr
thcy have been irrigated. LucOrn 8
4 very backward. Very little fruit 4
this vicinity ON account OF the lat
. frosts.-Iames connell
j. Cedar city. Iron Co.-An CROWN
e crops have made rapid progress durln
- she past week but are needing raj