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Show LTJlir. In Is-'.1 Pry creek was dry, as the name given signified; to-day it has a volume of water as large as City creek; and will water about 2.000 acres The grasshoppers have not taken any of their crops at Lchi, nor have any been seen there this season. Crops are looking well; considerable cane has been planted; wheat about the usual quantity. Apples and peaches are very abundant; apricots mostly killed. Co-operation is flourishing; schools an well attended; and the library is open twice a week. Mouutainville is a thriving settlement, cultivating between be-tween 300 and -IClU acres. Prosperity reigns in the north end of Utah county. |
