Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-24
WEATHER REPORTS.
Indications that Winter has Commenced
in Earnest
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
A Special Train of Eastern Excursionists
to Arrive To-day.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Typhoid Fever at Walla walla and Diph.
iberia in Klicl1itat County.
CALIFORNIA.
Weather Reports.

NAPA, November 23d.-About one-eighth
of an inch of rain fell this morning-the
first rain of the season. The indications are
favorable for more.
SANTA BARBARA.- Weather hazy and
threatening at A. NJ; barometer q, and
thermometer 500; wet bulb thermometer,
49,; wind northeast calm.
GEoRGETowN.-A very light rain began
falling here at 9 o'clock last night and con-
tinued at intervals up to 9 A. NJ. to-day, .03
of an inch falling. 1t is still raining lightly.
Mission SAN JosE.-It commenced raining
here at 9 A. NJ, and the indications are favor
able for good rainfall.
AUBURN-A light rain fell here last night,
but not enough to thoroughly wet the deep
dust. It is still cloudy and misty, with
promises of more rain.
PETALUMA.-The rain which threatened all
day yesterday began to fall about midnight,
and continued in light showers at intervals
until morning. The air is still misty, and
There is every Indication of continued rain
San DIEGo.-The weather has been threat
eniug rain every night for the last three days,
but there is clear sunshine in the morning.
Wind southwest, weather hazy.
SANTA BARBARA.-Rain-drops have fallen
at various times to-day, although the clouds
have continued light and feecy. Rain would
damage the Lima bean crop thousands of
dollars. No anxiety is felt at present, be-
cause the barometer is steady and indicates
dry weather.
Los ANGELEs.-The weather is moist and
warm, but clear.
Rio VISTA. Rain commenced falling last
evening, and continued at intervals through
the night. Little has fallen through the day,
but since dark it has rained steadily, with
every indication of continuing all night. 1t
is the first rain of the season for this section.
GRASS VALLEY.-The greater part of last
night and to-day a spripkling rain has been
falling.
MARYsvILLE.--A light rain fell during the
day. 1t is cloudy, with a south wind and
prospects of more rain.
SAN JosE.-The day opened with light
wind from the southwest and the hazy ap-
pearance indicating rain. This continued
until about 10 A NJ, when slight mist de-
scended, after which the sky cleared for a
few hours. About P. NJ. it darkened over
head, and at 3 P. N. commenced to shower,
and continued ceaselessly for two hours,
since which time it has rained very lightly,
and looks as if it might continue all night.
All the hay is under cover throughout the
valley, and all the straw is secured that is
wanted for winter use. The atmosphere has
turned very chilly within an hour.
PLEAsANToN.-It has been raining since z
o'clock this morning, and the prospect is that
it will continue till morning. The farmers
are most generally ready and waiting for the
rain, that they may commence blowing. The
past week has been very cold one, the ther-
mometer at one time touching 14i' above.
STooKToN.-It commenced raining here al
about 8 o'clock this afternoon, and has stead.
ily continued since. At the present writing
the sky is cloudy, and the Indications are
that the rain will continue through the night
San FRANcIsco.-Rain has been falling at
intervals through the evening, with prospects
of a continuance. The fall has been light.
A heavy down-pour is much needed to cleanse
the streets and flush the sewers, which are
breedino disease