Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-04
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

week for growing crops. The first
part OF the week was quite sultry but
the latter part quite chilly A light
shower occurred on the night OF the
2Sth. All crops are In fine condition
John Crook
Henefer Carbon Co.--Cloudy, cool and
showery Potatoes, corn and oats are
looking well. The first crop of lucern
IL unusually good, and Is being cut.
Range feed Is good, Apples, peaches,
opricots and plums will yield WELL Ir-
rlgation water is PLENTIFUL. Tom
Fitch.
Buena Vista, Uintah Co.--Crops have
grown very fast during the week There
Is an abundance Of Irrigation water
Robert Bodily.
Vernal, Uintah Co-Partly cloudy
weather with q shower on the Both.
Fan wheat Is heading and all grain
looks fine Lucern has begun to bloom.
Strawberries are getting ripe.-William
Gibson.
Holden, Millard Co.-High winds the
first OF the week, cold and frosty on
the nights of the 3Oth and 31st ana
dry and warm the latter part Of the
week. Crops look fine. Irrigation wa
ter has begun to fail, which is usual
at this time of year.--T. II. Sibley.
Fillmore, Willard Co.-Wlndy, cloudy,
cool night and an occasional shower of
rain. Field and garden crops are doing
We'll but dry farm grain and lucern
are much In need of rain. Strawberries
are ripe and plentlful.-C. Anderson.
Elsin0re, SEWER Co.-The week has
been partly cloudy with cool nights.
Everything is growing rapidly. Sugar
beets are nearly all thinned. All crops
look well,--H. p. Hansen,
Emery, Emery Co.-Very windy with
cool nights. Frost on the morning Of
the Slst, but no damage therefrom.
Grain is look well, Luoern Is one foot
high Corn is coming up and late po-
tatoes are doing well.--H. c. Wickman,
Beaver, Beaver Co-Cloudy and
windy all week Light thunder show
er on the 10Th. Light frost nearly every
night, but no bad results therefrom,
Crops are growing nicely.--D. Grim
shaw.
Thurber, Wayne Co.--High winds all
week. Some rain fell but It was quick
ly dried up by the winds and there was
not much good resulted therefrom.
Some frost the first Of the week caused
but little damage. james Grant.
Tropic, Garfield Co.--Good growing
weather Wheat looks fine. Corn Is
coming up. Good rain on the 9th. Fine
prospect for Fruit. G.. Schow.
Coyote, Garfield Co.-Cloudy, windy
and cool. with light showers on the Goth
and 29th. Crops have made fair
growth. Potatoes are coming up and
garden truck Is growing nicely. There
viii be some currants gooseberries and
cherrles.--H. j. Mccullough.
ST. George, Washington Co-New po-
tatoes. peas, early beans. and fresh
currants are on the market. Some OF
the small grain is nearly ready to cut
j. g. Bleak.
Pinto, Washington Goa favorable
week for all kinds Of crops. Early corn
and potatoes are coming up. The week
has been generally cloudy with light
showers on the hills Light frost on
the eth and 2Sth, but no particular
damage resulted-J, II. Harrison,
Mt. Carmel Kane Co.-Changeable
weather. Light frost occurred doing
some damage. A sprinkle OF rain on
the 29th. The growth Of lucern has
been checked Some fruit has been
blown from the trees.-R Moncur.
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.