Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

Fo1fehcrrios and currants There viii
Ia some late grapca.-i j. ELLINGTON.
T1yi0faWlie. salt Lake 60. There ~
very little fruit ln this locality. some
orchards have none at nui n "ing
ore re- few uruue1 cherries, and q lFhl
crop Of appica Irrigated spring wheat
doing we'll Spring grain on lfy
forms is a fallurc.--J. -. Brlnghurst
pr0a Summit C0.-R1ln storms on
the afternoon 1f 2ith and 2jth dld mucn
good 90 cropa and the range. The week
bro been warm and bright sprlhE
wheat 10 doing better. che bright WMm
weather causing ~ 70 shoot M taWlll
Fruit g. doing wen and promlela % ihlr
crop. Tame and wild hay viii De AZ
mHst mn average crop The outlook IN
encouraging %. r. Lyons,
Charleston. wamtrh Goa good
growing week. Small frgll Dr. i'.i
Crup. Spring wheat i1 DOING wen,
Plenty ~ water Tor irrigation. Npr.a
Will not be- aa good "a crop as laat year
II. j. WnEatan.
Alpine. Utah Co.-Wnrm aN week
Spring wheat is looking woU qua w
heading. Fruit la very scarce but Grow
ing niceiy.-u. J. Brown.
American Fork. Utah Co.-Snrlng
wheat a. heading out and promises o.
good crop. Apples peaches ana npIl.
cots are almost failure. The crop nl
email fruit viii be fnlr Lucern cutting
ln in prorroHH; the Yield lH below tn.
average. The week has been dry ana
warm.-J. q. WaEstan
aant1ruln. Utah C0-sprlnE cram y.
good. Winter grain j. thin but mas 3 lol
heads. There will be- a Few apples but
mo- cherries. plumg and peaehe'.-'' T.
/ Dubois
Ueipcr. Carbon Co..-Gight Hhowcra
warm days ana cool nights There VIII
be- few late peaches but no early ones
mo- nprlcota OF pears. The Yield w mp
plcs viii be- very light. Corn and 20.
tatoes look we'll Spring wheat nnd
oats looks we'll Lucorn e. good ana Dee
lng cut wheat % below the average
Price. carbon Go. The past week Inns
been very warm. Hay cutting has CONE
monccd and the Yield is good. Spring
wheat ~ looking wen ana The prospects
nro Tor % hottcr crop than last year 30
pears apples and peaches, thorc VIII be
HIGHT yield Of plumH and plenty NJ
small fruit such ns currania. goose
berries. otc.=Albert nryncr.
Peterson. Morgan The wheat
crop will DO very HIGHT and on account
of ita lateuosa u may ho caught by The
frosts. The Fruit crup win De poor the
late frosts having dnmugcd all kinds.
The squirrels arc destroying a great
amount ~ who1t-El Whitcar
fndlanoln. Snupcto Co.-Sprlng wheat
looks very well and e. stoollnE but IL
ten days later than last year; the proH-
p0ct i7 Tor good crop Plenty ~ We
ter GoofoborrloH and currnnta are tho
only fruits rHlscd here and they are a
poor crop.-M. V. gHlmnn.
Hincklcy Willard Gothic hnylng
season IL nearly nt 70 close. Spring
wheat n doing we'll Potatoes and corn
are growing fast our main crop o. lu-
corn and % great many fields are lcft Tor
reed, The weather has been very
wnrm.-M. ~ bishop
Scipl1. Willard Co.-iI1t dry weather.
Spring wheat o. late but generally look
Ing we'll Fruit IL total failure. Lu-
Germ cutting sun ln progress. the yield
~ very liEht-Thoa. Momm0tt
Sigurd. Scvlcr Co.-The week has
been very warm ana dry ana some
folds Of grain orc burning up. water
being very scarce. Early spring wheat.
whore watcred, r. doing nnely aud ~
heading out; tho prospect g. Tor 70 fair
crop. WIN be a good Yield OF small
fruit but other varieties nearly n tlul
failure LuCorn crop " very light;
some n being cute. Meyer.
Lawrence. Emery Co.-Thc past week
has been warm. Garden stun b. doing
Wull. a refreshing rain on the Ut.
Everything Is growlng niccly.-L.
LOWS.
Castle Dale. Emery co.-spriur
wheat Is In the boot and prospects are
for an average crop, Fruit crop Will
De almost average Tho yield OF nlfnlfa
Will be below tho average. HaynE has
commenced. Weather hot AID dry
ElFln. Grand Colby and warm.
Vegetation doing we'll Plenty u water
Tor Irrigation. First crop lucrrn an In
ntHck.-A -. Farnaworth.
koosharom. Pluto Co.-Paat week has
been the wurmcst and most favorable
growlng weather OF the season Part
OF the time cloudy ana % Few light
! hhoWrrHs Grain and luccrn are muEInr
rapid growth but are later than usual.
p. l.. Olson.
Grover. Wayne Gothic weather has
been nll that could boz deHlrrI=bot
enough for anything Small grain h
making ine Roadway. Lucorn cutting
VIII be on time but the Yield viii pr5b.
hhly De- lighter than usual Potatoes
arc backward, Range feed Is very
Hllm.-HCnry Cullum.
Minersvllle Beaver Co.-tl1t and dry.
tomo wheat looks we'll. Winter
howh Is burning up Tor want of water.
l.ucnfu and gardens arc suffering from
drouth Water Is nearly a failure. mas
not been 30 low since the place Wus
tNNNA'AH W imam " NNA
0rUcnyille, Beaver C0.-Wccf dry. hot
nnd windy Spring wheat 10 In poor
condition on account OF drouth: mo
stand a. good and Il stooled well mn
should present conditions continue tho
crop viii be very poor. Fruit ~ fair!
APPLES ana pears are reported as bstnp
the best crop for a number ~ yctrs.
while there are no plums at an. Bor-
rlra are good, especially ruHpberrlca
and strawberries. Gardens excellent.
Lucen II being cuts. II. Barton.
Pnrowan, Iron Gothic week has
been favorable 70 growing crops Tho
shower OF the 25th being worry refresh.
Ing 20 vegetation, wheat and oats are
looking fine, Potatoes and corn are
growing nicely. Garden crops are also
in good condition. The stream H. got
tlnH low Tor the acagon.-Jamea Connel,
Amy Garfield Gothic weather has
hocn exceedingly warm. a good shower
occurred on the 25th accompanied by
han which did some damage In some
localities, SOme Of the stones mpuH-
ured three and Rcvcn-olghts inches In
circumference, Spring wheat looks
well but Is a little later than usual
W. r. Riggs.
Leeds. Washington Co.-warm with
dry. hot winds. water supply n very
light Farmers nrc busy cutting grain.
Fail wheat r. fully up 20 the average.
Second crop % lucern a now harvest
Cd. Early peaches arc ripcning and
o. good Yield but fruit small on account
Of irouth.-J, q, wilder
Levhn. Juab Co-'Ihe week has heon
hot dry and windy. Spring wheat
has made but little headway and n
Ht.ll backward. Peaches, uprlcots and
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