Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-11

yields. Potatoes are very good, and
sugar beets are above the average. The
yield from lucern was considerably be-
low the ayerage,-Exel Einarsen.
Woodruff, Rich.--Yery windy week;
light rain on the Srd. The third crop
of lueern Is being cut, Grain Is nearly
all harvested, and threshing has be-
gun II j, Tinrey.
Peoa, Summlt.-Llght frost on the
End did some damage 70 tender plants,
and killing frost occurred on the morn
ing OF the eth. High wind on the 9Th.
Harvesting is well advanced, The Sec
ond crop Of lucern is being cut and Sc
cured.-O. Il. Lyons.
Henefer summit-A favorable week
for harvesting and haying. Light frost
occurred at nights. but no serious dam
age resulted. Very windy on the 9Th
and 7th. Crop growth is about COM
pleted. William Brewer.
Coalville, Summit.--A fine week for
harvesting. Grain Is nearly all cut: the
yields were light The second crop OF
lucern Is being cut Cabbage and cell
cry are growing nicely.-Thomas
Beard.
Wellington, Carbon.-The nights were
generally cool but no frost occurred.
Some wind.--E. r. Branch
Holden. Willard. --Partly cloudy and
very warm. High wind on the 9th was
very destructive to fruit, especially ap-
ples.--T H. Sibley.
scipio, Willard. --Threshing has be-
gun, the yields are very light. The
second crop Of lucern is light but het-
ter than was expected Corn and pOta-
toes are growing nicely, No frost yet.
Thomas Memmott.
Deseret Millard.-Much cooler the
range OF temperature being from IS de-
grees 70 s. degrees Trees are rapidly
losing their leaves on account OF
drouth, Second crop Of lucern left for
seed Is In danger Of frost. Light frost
on the morning Of the 7th. High wind
on the 9th and TIN interfered with the
handling Of grains. w. Western.
Plateau, Seyier.-Llght frost on the
night Of the 3rd cut potato tops, but
did no serious damage CIV. H. Shock.
Emery, Emery. The first part " the
week was cloudy and showery; the lat
ter part was clear and windy. High
southwest wind on the 9Th blew much
fruit from the trees. The second crop
Of lucern Is being cut and hauled: the
yield Is below the ayerage.-H. C.Wick-
man.
castle Dale, Emery-The week has
been cool, Crops are nearly all har-
vested. The second crop of lucern Is
better than the first Fruit is ripening.
Potatoes are scarce.-James Jeffs.
Beaver, Beayer-Cool nights and
rather windy, but favorable weather
for harvesting clops.-D. Grimshaw.
Parowan, lr0n-Warm days and cool
nights. Light shower on the Srd Sec
ond crop OF luceTn IL nearly all stored.
Thresbng has begun; the yields are
somewhat better than last year. but
below the average, Corn Is a good
crop. Potatoes are fair In places.
James Connell.
Coyote. Gardeld--Dry and windy.
with cool nights. Light frost on the
LIST nipped beans and potatoes. Grain
harvest Is nearly completed. The wind
mterfered with the stacking OF hay-ii
j. Mccullough,
Toqueryille, Washing ton--Clear and
quite cool, with more or less wind frnih
the south. Crops have done well. The
ranges are In excellent condition Fruit
drying il IN full operation. Sorghum
making will soon begln.-R. G. Savage.
ST. George, Washlngton-Th third
cutting OF lucern Is In the stack.
Threshiug Is completed. Hay baling Is
actively going OH. G. Bleak
Note--The weather conditions can
now have bu, little effect upon the
crops Of the season Of 1901 In Utah. as
practically all Of them have matutcd
AID most Of them have been harvested.
therefore the weekly climate and crop
bulletin will be discontinued with this
issue. Correspondents are requested
20 continue their reports until the close
OF September, as the information is de-
sired for the national bulletin
The section director takes this op-
portunity TO thank the correspondents
for their faithful and valuable CO.
operation during gle season just ended.
L. II MURDOCH,
Section Director. Weather Bureau