Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-15

was below the average.
Brigham. BoXelder Co.-There wa
nearly twice as much snow as lar
year. and more than any winter for th
last 10 years
Etna BoNcidcr Gothic snow IN IN
mountains was about an average
Golden. Boxclder TO The snowfall il
this section Of Boxelder county was ia,
heaviest I'm several years While IN,
weather In March has been unusually
warm. and the snow has disappcarcf
rapidly In the valleys. the heavy DRIFT,
In the mountains appeared to be wei
packed and viii probably last well int,
the summer
Wasatch. Boxclder Co.-There wal
more snow and ice than usual and mou
than last year.
Grouse Greek. Boxcldor Co.-Snov
drifts Ia mountains were not very solid
and were about the same in amount %.
the average. and not 80 much as last
year.
kaysviue Davis Co.-Thcre was MOI
more than half ss much snow rs las
year. but there Is plenty of moisture 10
the ground
Pennington. Davis Co.-Thcre wa.
about one-fourth less SNOW In IN,
mountains than there was last year
Bountiful Davis CO.-rhe snow b.
tho mountains was probably not az
much ~ last year. but was above the
average
Garden city. Rich Co.-Snow av'
eraged about three feet In the noun
tsins. probably equal to the average.
Laketown. Rich Co.-What snow wac
loft In the mountains averaged about
three feet and was wen driftcd and
solid The water supply viii not b'
equal 10 tho average, but the GROUND
was very wet.
Little Cottonwood Canyon. Salt LAX,
Co.-The snow was packed harder IL
the gulches than I'm previous years
and averaged about feet. The out
look for water this coming summer i'
better than it has been for scvcra
years.
silver Lake. Salt Lake Co.-Th'
amount ~ snow and ice In Big cotton
wood canyon was not over halt of
what IL was last year. and was lesl
than the average yearly amount. The
snow is well packed and drifted b.
places.
SEWER LAKE WATERSHED.
Beaver. Beaver Co.-Snow iu noun
tains was not so deep as In prevlou.
years: however. IL is much more solid
anu hWWNA AAAf NfANNAf HtfN'NA'"h
is expected as usual.
Frisco. Beaver Co.-There was no
as much snow as last year and wa'
below the normal amount
HcIDer. Carbon Co.-Thcro was an un
usually large amount of snow and ic'
I'm the mountains especially In STRAW
berry and Price river watersheds
There was about % per cent more thar
last year and about 80 per cent nor
than the average Very little OF thi'
snow has melted AT am as yet. OWNS
TO the short warm spell TINS sprhl
and the unusually cold winter
Enoch. Iron Co.-The snow was les'
than last year. but We expect fairly
good water supply.
Hatton Willard Co.-Ihc snow ial
was about the Same as tho average
Abraham. Willard Co.-rhere was
more snow ia mountains than last
year. and prospects for good water
supply were excellent.
AIpine. Willard Co.-There was
enough snow and ice i'm tho noun
tains to give the usual supply oil
water
Kingston. Piute Co.-At the head OF
the SEWER river the snow rs anou'
the same as last year.
Indianola. Sanpcte Co.-Ihere wa
SIX iNNN OF NllON III NAA'NAAhhtfff-t.f
same az last year.
Ephraim. Sanpete Co.-The snow
fan was less than the average for
the last three years.
Tairview. Sanpete Co.-During the
mast winter % inches Of snow was
recorded In the mountains near Nam
moth reservoir There was three lee'
six inches OF snow on the leNeL ] MS
is about the average amount
GREEN AND COLORADO RIVERS
WATERSHEDS.
Orangevlile. Emery Co.-The supply
OF snow and ice available for water
was not a. much as last season nut
was greater than the average.
Pangultch. Garfield Col believe
that the snow and ice In the mountains
was greater than last year
Elgin, Grand Colt was reported
that the snow available Tor water was
not so much as last year.
Johnson, Kane Co-SnoW IN noun
tains exceeded that FOR last year.
Jensen U,ntah Co.-Snow was per-
haps 20 per cent less than last year
Charles. Wasatch Co.-The snow was
well hacked and drifted. ana the
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