Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-22
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.

headed out Wheat and oats are look
ing very well so FAR but the WMGy
weather is drying out the ground rapid
ly and the water in the irusalng
streams is not sufficient for the de-
mands -Wm. Brown.
Nephi. Juab Co-Cool and windy all
week Frost on the night NJ ,he l1th,
but no damage resulted Crops need
rain and warm weather Corn and poo
tato planting about completed.-Thos.
Wicker.
Henefer. Summit Co.-The past week
has not been as favorable for crop
growth as the previous one Ice oc-
cured on standing water on four
nights. Crops are looking fairly We'll
Late potatoes and corn are being plant
ed-WlllIam Brewer
peoa. Summit Vegetation has
made but little growth owing 10 cold
winds and fr0sts Ice formed on the
nights Of the 10th and "a Potato plant
ing has commenced. Garden truck
win be- late this season.-O. T. Lyons
Midway. Wasatch Co.-The week has
not been as favorable for crop growth
as the previous one First part OF
week cold with light fr0sts on the l4th
end 18th Fruit trees I'm fun bloom.
on the whole crops look well,-F. I.
Wilson
Heber wasatch Co.-very cool and
frost formed every morning Tee on
The morning OF thn 18th. Fruit was
damaged some Grain, meadows and
pastures are looking Well Pears are
set and some are os large as "a small
pea. A good shower the night OF the
lSth.-I0hn Crook.
Hlnckley. Willard Co-Cold north wind
an week ana heavy frost the night of
the nth. which has damaged tender
plants and trees The gr0unl Is get
ting dry.-M NJ Bishop
Fillmore. Willard Co.-Week has been
windy and dry Early potatoes and
corn are up and looking wen. a good
rain Is much needed.-C. Anderson.
Woodside Emery Co--The week has
been too cold Tor rapid termination OF
garden seeds and corn. A cold north
wind on the 18th was followed by quite
a hard frost on the morning Of the 18th.
Lucern over two feet high Plenty
OF water for irrgation.-F Preset.
Moab Grand Co.-Nery hiEh Winds
during the week but no serious damage
resulted Strawberries are getting ripe.
First crop OF lucern IS being cut on
several ranches Fine growing wealth
er-Henry Grouse.
sigurd SEWER Co.-Iieht frost on ihe
night of the 18th and very tender gar
den truck was nipped O little. Small
grain and alfalfa are growing nicely.
Potatoes are an planted.-C. Never.
Elsiuore. SEWER Co.-Hlgh wind on
the 18TH with quite a heavy frost on
the following night which nipped poe
tatoes and some Of the fruit. In gen.
eral "a good week for crops.-H. 7. Han
sen.
MinersviUe Beaver Goa good week
f0r all growing crops Lucern Is ahoui
ten inches high. some corn ana pos
tatoes are being planted. High winds
the fore part OF the week The days
have been warm and the nights de-
cidedly COOl.-Wm WOOD.
Circleyllle. Piutc Co.-F1ne growing
weather Crops are looking better anc
farther advanced than usual for the
season.-H. A. Chanin.
Koosharom. Pluto Co.-Tho week has
been cold and windy, ana the growth Of
crops has been retarded. Frost on th'
nth which did some damaBe 90 lucern
Garden and potato planting In progress
% a. Anderson.
lnfftN, " hNUt lNt-rI NllN Hfi lN =
weather. Willows and fruit trees IN
FUN bloom Corn and tender vegeta-
| bles being planted Lucern Is ten
inches high.-H. w. Cullum
Coyote. Garfield Goa good growing
week. Wheat looks fairly we'll Lu'
Germ has made good growth and Is
about eight inches high. Apples. pium'
and cherries are IN bloom. Potato
planting Is In progress-H ] McCul'
| Tough.
Tropic. Garfield Goa fair week foi
crops Curranta. goose berries and
Strawberries in bloom Luceru twelve
| inches high cold north winds al
nlght but no fr0sts.--lra G. Sch0w.
Pinto. Washington Co.-Grain l00ki
well Corn planting is In progress
| Fruit ls In good condition. The ranges
| are Improving u. IT. Harrison.
| S. George. Washington Co.-Whcat
barley and oats never looked better On
this region Corn. tomatoes. melons
etc. not looking quite as forward M
usual for this time OF year. owing Z,
the deficiency OF temporature.-Ja
@ Bleak.
L. n. MURDOCH.
Section Director.