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Show FIELDS AM FLOWERS. ; Many Beautiful 9Ik Seeu Near Brf-ltaiaClty. Brf-ltaiaClty. The farms north and south of the City of Homes look lovely at this season of the year. The golden grain stands waving in the gentle breezes, or is cut, bound and stacked, stack-ed, or hauled away, leaving a level i floor of yellow stubble. Large patches pat-ches of beets, onions, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, etc., are seen on every hand. The farms immediately immediate-ly north of town yield some of the heaviest crops in Utah. The grassy meadows and shady trees, with an occasional delicate prim-, prim-, rose peeping timidly out from some secluded bank, please and delight 'the eye exceedingly. Here the 1 yellow heads of the goldenrod pro-1 pro-1 trude above the fences, and there the prickly pate of the teasel stands out. The birds flit freely and fearlessly about you, j chirping and singing their merry i songs. An hour spent wandering along the shady lanes among the I fields and meadows north of town, j is replete with sudden delights, un- expressible rapture and soul-satislying soul-satislying enjoyment. |
