The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-22

ably a portion will be planted to other
crops. Ground wet. Condition 49,
Lane-AIl o. X; soil wet to a consid-
cradle depth. Condition 100.
Leavenworth - No damage; prospects
favorable Condition 103.
Lincoln-No damage; ground wet. Con-
dition 81.
Logan-Soil favorable; prospects fine.
Condition leo.
Lyon-No damage: excellent stand;
sroudn soaked Condition IS.
Marion-Slightly damaged by fly in sew
eral localities, but possibly none will be
plowed up; ground saturated. Condition
&c.
Marshall-None p1owed up: ground in
fine fix. Condition 81.
McPherson-Fly reported in some local
tiles but little damage done; a slight
acreage probably will be plowed up; wet
ground. Condition s5.
Meade-None plowed up; soil favorable;
prospects good. Condition 9s.
Miami-No injury; indications good.
Condition 90.
Mitchell - None damaged and none
plowed up; prospects excellent. Condi-
ton 100
Montgomery-Damage in SINE fields by
| fly; some think ten per cent, half of which
will be plowed under; ground too wet.
Condition 81.
Morris-Small area, but good stand; no
damage. Condition IS.
| Morton-But little sown; prospects fair;
soil in good condition.
Nehama-No damage; prospects excel
| lent. Condition %.
Neosho-Full stand; no damage; plenty
| of moisture. Condition a.
Ness-Outlook good; ground saturated
! Condition &c.
Norton-"Fine for this time of year. no
| injury; soil favorable. Condition 81.
Osage-LittIe sown; good stand; no
damage Condition 80.
| Osborne-No injury; soil favorable;
prospects excellent. Condition Sc.
| Ottawa-None damaged; outlook good;
| ground soaked Condition &C.
| Pawnee-Present prospects most en-
| coura ging; no damage. Condition 100
| Phillips - Practically no drawbacks;
prospects never better. Condition 102
| Pottawatomie-Prosp delightful; soil
| favorable. Condition %.
| fTdII-NOIle udindStd, SiONiih III
cellent filth. Condition 100.
| Rawlins-Full of promise; abundance of
moisture Condition 100.
| Reno-Prospects most promising: no
damage; soil saturated. Condition 100.
| Republic-Outlook never more encour-
| aging; soil favorable Condition 50.
Rice-Slight damage by fly but none
| plowed up: outlook favorable for vigor
Gus growth Condition 9S.
| Riley-Possibly some damage by fly;
| very limited area may be p1owed under;
| prospect excellent. Condition 50.
| Rooks-No damage by fly, but small
area may be plowed up. Condition 1O1.
| Rush-Slight damage by fly; little
| plowed up. Condition 100.
| Russell-No damage perceptible; ground
| full of moisture Condition %.
Saline-Some damage by fly feared; and
| probably portion will be planted to
| other crops; sufficient moisture. Condi-
ton 95
Scott - Prospects most encouraging;
| ground wet Condition 1o.
Sedgwick-A slight per cent possibly
DANA ged by fly but none will be plowed
up; ground moist; prospects never bet
| ter. Condition SO.
Seward-Little sown; soil conditions per-
feet.
Shawnee-No damage; prospects extra
| good: ground saturated. Condition lob
| Sheridan-No damage; plenty of mois-
ture. Condition 81.
| Sherman-No damaged fields; prospects
| excellent Condition loo.
Smith-Possibly small portion plowed
up but no damage by fly: excellent
| promise. Condition 100.
Stafford - Perfect; no injury; none
| plowed UP. Condition 100
Stanton-But little sown; soil conditions
good.
| Stevens-Small area: ground moist
sumner-slishtly damaged by fly in
some localities: a very small area may
be plowed up; ground thorough soaked
| prospects excellent Condition 20
Thomas-No damage by fly; limited
area may be piowed up; ground wet to
a considerable depth. Condition IS
Trego-Prespects good; no damage; soil
favorable. Condition 100.
Wabaunsee-No damage; outlook prom
Using Condition 102.
Wallace-Rather small area but growth
vigorous. Condition loo.
Washington-None damaged; abundant
moisture Condition 60
Wichita-siost excellent at present; no
damage: soil in good condition.
wnson-No injury; ground moist Con
dition %
Woodsoa-In excellent form; good stand
good growth Condition -
| Wvandotte-No damage; ground moist
excellent Condition fn-
EXCEPT in several OF the more prorni-
nent corn counties tire reports GO not
isuggest thai any unusually large are OF
corn will be planted. Pastures and rDea-
dows are rapidly responding to The fay-
orable season and viii early afford lux
\ uriant grazing
Thoroughly vater-soaked accurately
describes the condition OF the sou OF the
state as a whole. ard f. many localities
Srr.ng work has been retarded BY the
more recent rains
FIGURING LARGELY.
independence Expects Great Things
Nesv fr