Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE WEATHER.

stations except Sacramento. The wind
mostly from some westerly point along th
entire Pacific coast, and the barometer
rising slowly. very good indication of clear
ing weather. The total rainfall at Sacra
mento for this storm is 50 Of en- inch. Tn
total rainfall for the season to date is Is 6
inches. The total rainfall for the season G
1878 to corresponding date Is % 62 inches
an excess of Z 90 inches over the present sea
son. The total rainfall for the season o
1888 is Is 3 inches, which is "A of an incl
less than the present season. The total rain
fall for the season of 1879 80 is IA % inches
which is 1.42 inches less than the present sea
son. The total rainfall for the season O
1SS0-Sl is % 20 iIches, az excess of 8.
inches over the present season. The average
rainfall for the past five season is Is s.
incaes, making the present seasons about L
inches less than the average rainfall for tn,
past five years.
The following kilograms were received a
this ofica last evening:
Bakersfeld-The weather has been cole
and cloudy for several days, aad last NIGH
we had fine rain that soaked the grounC
thoroughly. Il is 8 6ne thing for the grail
ton in the mountain parts of tie count. TIE
season is the best that has been had fol
several years. From appearances we are
likely to have more rain before morning.
Los Ahgeles-A succession of gentle pene
trating showers commenced at 10 yesterday
morning, and continued at intervals until Il
A NJ. to-day. About half an inch fell
San Buenaventura-A splendid shower Of
rain fell last night, giving over half an inch
of water. THIS was the one rain needed to
insure later crops of CORE and beans. The
smaller grain crops were already safe. The
bees are making enormous crops, both honey
and brood, from carly blossoms of alileria
and other flowers.
Yreka-The weather has been quite cold
for the past few days. We had a few hours Of
shower yesterday afternoon and this me rair 6
a snow.storm prevails.
San Luis Obispo-It commenced raining
Saturday night, with warm southeast wind
Up to this time LIP inches has fallen. Tota
for season, II. 03 inches.
Princeton-Ihe rainfall for the present
storm Is so of an inch. 1t has cleazed of
warm, and prospects are excellent.
Marysville- of an inch of rair
fell last night; during the storm, beginning
Saturday, "a of an inca total ;or the season
II. u inches. The weather at noon was cleal
and bright. TIE Yuba and Feather rivers
are low. Splendid crop prospects.
CaEba n9se- eobeIuAy IL EalHeu marc
most CT the day and until midnight. To.
day it is cloudy aud cool, but no rain. A
sharp frost this morning.
Woodland-The rain here on Saturday
measured Sc of ao inch and on Sunday 60 of
an inch, making 1.2l inches for the storm.
This makes total If Il S inches for the sea-
son. Crops are just booming all over Yolo
county. Fruit promises abundantly, as al
kinds Of fruis trees have blossomed unusually
full. The outlook for good crops has never
been more promising at this time of the year.
Merced-The rain last night continued
from until nearly u O'clock, the gauge this
morning showing fall # 81 of an inch,
making rs Of I'll inch for the storm of Satur-
is warm and cloudy, indicating more rain.
Farmers and business people are in high
spirits, all feeling sure OF good crops and d
prosperous business season. The young grain
and vegetation Of all kinds now make rapid
growth. The prairie is covered with carpet
of Will flowers sud the country presents q
scene of beauty unparalleled.
Visalia-lhe rains of Saturday aud Sunday
foot up As of an iuch. People from variou;
portions Of the county say this assures good
crops. To-day is warm, growing weather.
Iemoore-1 hirty-six huniredths of an inch
of rain fell last night, and the indications are
favorable for more.
MERCHANDISE REPoRT-The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on tbs
9Th +: For NJ + Jones, boxed piano AM
Barley, l box household goods; Charlie
OFT, l box hsusehold goods; Huntington
Hopkins & Co.. IS bundles sand-paper w
d. Comstock, 10 boxes chairs A. a. VsI
VOORHEES, & Co., case saddlery hardware
Baker & Hamilton, cases files; Holman
Stanton & Co., l box machinery e. Nc
Creary Il Co., 1 box machinery G. 2. r. r.
9 cases dry good, William Nj. Siddors,
car cider. The following freight passed Ogder
for Sacramento on tie 7th For WeiDstocG
l. Lubin, 8 cases hats, ! box underwear
Casey & Cronan, l case cigars; G. p. K. r..
! box tin car seals, l case steam gauges G.
II. Gilman & Co, 3 boxes fancy soap ; Jacot
Schmidt, 2 barrels whisky Baker & Hami
ton, barrel and l box hardware. cases let
ter files Huntington, Hopkins & Co., boz
iron oilers, l ease hard ware, 2 crates horse
resls G.. Lsvepsop, 4 cases shoes John T
Stoll, 6 sacks snd 10 crates sad lie. trees +; J.
Breuner, 2 boxes chairs; H Ill, Luhrs & Co
% boxes baking powder; Lindley 4 Co., 2;
barrels hams Holman, Stanton / Co.,
box wire cloth; S. Lipman & Co, bos
hosiery II. Fisher. crate machinery.
Police CoUeT.-Ah Gun and Kim Chi
cases continued to April 18th. Dan Dreery
petit larceny, found suilty, and sentenced t,
800 or 100 days in the County Jail. Boney
Sewell, petit Larceny, continued to Apr
llth. Ed. Rand, vsgrancy, 80 days il
County Jail Tom Collins. vagrancy. dis
charged. All Sing, petit larceny, faed S10(
or 100 days in the {. unity Jail. All Lip
case continued to April 18th. q. w
Thompson, drunk, 6ued s. or days in tn,
County Jail. j. Manning. battery, 500 o.
60 days in the County Jail. Lewis Cash
vagrancy, continued TO April 1lth
Ed. Dolsn, Common drunk, 80 days in tn,
County Jail. Jack German, druak, dis
charged. Mike Sullivan, drunk, deposit for
feited.
HoNoRABLy Observation-Disclosures Duffy
Charles Walters and William Whitman, VIII,
were arrested some time since by Deput,
Sheriffs Jackson and French. yesterday ha,
an examination before j. G. Tubbs. justice
of the Peacs 10 this city, and were honorabl,
acquitted. l. will be remembered that thes
three young men were charged with the steal
ing of cattle from the farm Of Henry Meiss
in this county, en- Thanksgiving eve. Tn
evidence of the prosecution showed clearl,
tnaE tley were nf6 Tile E1iSf paFklee. lHel
were not required to offer any defense.
CAMP HAYGoND.-At a meeting of tn
Board of Officers OF the First Artillery Reg
iment it was unanimously decided to go int
camp at San r fael, and that the regimen
will leave hero per boat on Monday, Angus
2lst next, returning on the Motdly follow
ing. The emp VIII be knowh Cam
Hammond" ia honor of Colonel Creed Hay
mond, late commander OF the regiment.
ST. PAuL's PIcxIc The fourth annua
picnic of St. Pauls Church viii be held a
Nssoma Grove, Folsom, on April 2Sth
Music for the occ, son will be furnished b,
the Hassar brass band. Tickets will be oni,
81 for the round trip. and 80 cents for chill
dren under IL years Of age. The children of tn
Protestant Orphan Asylum will be provides
with car to accompany the party, and ais
furnished Refreshments.
CATHOLIC FEsTfvAL.-The ladies OF Rock
lin will hold festival tomorrow evening
at Rocklin Hall. Tickets (admitting ladl
and gentleman, including supper, 81 SO
Music by Jenes, Grant & Co.
DIRECT from tie importers in the EAST
heavy invoice of laces. Over Fifty different
kinds of fashionable laoes. from 3 cents to z,
cents yard, opened ont for sale this morn
-, ~ tha Rad Hause