Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-11
PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
ADDITIONAL WEATHER REPORTS.
Extent Of Yesterdays Storm The Entire
State Favored.
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.
Death Of a Young Woman at Los Angeles
Under Suspicious Circumstances.
A cHINAMAN HELD TO ANSWER FOR FORGERY.
Miner cayed on and Killed in El Dorado
County.
Etc Etc. c.................. Etc.
CALIFORNIA.
weather Reports.


SAN FRANCISCO, February I0sh.-It raineG
heavily early this morning. the wind being
southerly. Subsequently the wind hauled to
the west and northwest, where it remains.
Rain then ceased and the barometer jumped
up, but is now falling again.
EM1eRANT GAP, February 10th.-It com.
menced showing at A. N, and since then
eighteen inches has fallen. It is now cloudy,
and the wind is from the south.
DowNIEvILLE, February 10th.-Snow has
been steadily falling since O'Clock this morn
isg. The mercury marks 3S'. The barom-
eter indicates continuation of the storm.
CHICO, February 10 h.-A splendid warm
rain began falling here last night about 10
o'clock, and continued to fall heavily until
about 10 this forenoon. Up to A. N. l. 06
inches had fallen. making fall of 8.71 this
season, eg sinst Is AZ last season. This rain
comes at very opportune time.
EVANSVILLE, February 10sh.-Rsin began
falling after II last night, aid up to noon to-
day the fall has been 43 of an inch. The
rain has ceased, but the sky is cloudy, with
o south wind, and there is q prospect OF more.
This is the first raiu during the present
month, and was needed. The total for the
season is 10 10 inches.
PLAcgRvILLE, February 1Osh.-A cold rain
set in here at s o'clock this morning. which
continued without intermission until 2 o'clock
P. NJ, when it commenced showing. It has
continued showing in large fakes ever since.
At Sportsman Hall the days snow fell to the
depth Of six inches. II quit showing at =
P. NJ.
WOODLAND, February 10Th. It COM
mercad raining here about o'clock this
morning, and continued lightly until l P. n,
fa NJ piadipnS
the hearts of the farmers. Crops are gen.
orally looking well. and this rain viii further
improve them. II is still cloudy, with q
south wind and prospect of more rain.
WILLOWS (Colusa county,, February 10th.--
A strong south wind blew last night, and a
light rain.storm accompanied it. Ten hun
dredths CT an inch of rain fell. The sun
shines brightly to-day, and the wind is from
the south.
CoLusA, February 10th Sixty. .hundredths
of IN inch OF rain fell here last night and
this forenoon.
ABBUcKLE (Colusa county, February 10Th.
Six tenths of an inch of rain fell last night.
This evening it is very cloudy, with q south
wind. Summer fallow is looking well.
STOCKTON, February 10th. : Rain com.
menced falling at $50 A. NJ, and continued
until P. NJ, IA of an inch falling, and the
prospects are favorable for more. A heavy
rain fell at Milton, and along the foothills OF
CalAveras. The stages made prompt connec-
tions with the train at Milton to-day, but il
the storm continued heavy all day it is doubs'
full if prompt connection can be made to-
morrow, as snow is reported falling heavily
LATHRop, February 10sh.-We are having
cold rain.
MERGED, February 10th.-A light sprin
kle of rain has commenced to fall, and stiff
breeze is blowing from the southeast. The
barometer has continued falling the last forty
eight hours, and tue clouds overhapgiug are
dark and dense. Everything indicates 9
good rain in prospective.
SANTA Rosa, February 10Th "A fine rain
fell during ell last night, snd welcome show.
chilling north wind has prevailed. There are
now no fears as to good crops.
SAN RAFAEL, February 10th.-It com
menced raining here at about o'clock this
morning. and up to O'Clock 1.60 inches had
fallen. 1t has been general throughout the
county.
SAN JOSE, February 10th.-Rain com
ne lced falling at 2:i0 this morning, and has
of ceasing. 1t is steady downpour, and
likely to remove all fears of dry season.
San JOSE, February 10sh-It has rained
since this morning steadily until P. NJ. The
sky is still overcast, with good prospect foI
another shower. The amount to-day is 81 OF
an inch. Total for the season, AL inches
There is a heavy snow-storm il the mountains
east of the city.
GILRoY, February 10th.-Rain fell here to-
day to the amount of 81 of an inch. II
cleared up this afternoon, unveiling the
mountains covered with snsw,
HoLmsTER, February 10th.-It commenced
raining at IL o'clock. There are prospects
of good storm, which comes in a most op-
perfume time.
SALINAS, February 105h.-It began raining
here about 9 O'clock this morning, aud has
continued without cessation till this hour,
P NJ. It is still raining.
SANTA BARBARA, February 10sh.-A slight
rain set in this morning. The barometer has
fallen steadily for twenty-sour hours. The
wind is iu ths right direction, the clouds are
heavy, and all indications are favorable for a
storm.
SANTA BARBARA, February 10.h.-It is
OF continuing.
Los ANGELES, February 10th.-It has
been cloudy all day, with the prevailing wind
northeast. A few DROPS of rain fell this
afternoon, and again to night The indica-
tions were never more favorable for rain.
SAN DIEGO, February 10th.-It has been
cloudy ali day, with the wind southeast.
Light showers fell this evening, with every
Indication CT heavy rain.