Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-11
weather Reports Considerable DamaS
Iansed.

MARYsvILLE, October 10sh.-Rsin has beer
| falling all the morning. If the uDfsvorable
weather continues, 90 900 bushels of IN.
! thrashed grain in stack in this vicinity will
| probably be ruined. The damage must al
ready be great. There is much grain piled in
| sacks al3pg the Feather and Sacramento
rivers that has already been hurk With
| clear weather and dry north wind most OF
the exposed grain will probably be saved.
NORTH SAN JUAN, October losh.-Another
severe storm of rain commenced here last
night, ana still continues.
REDWOOD CITY, October 10Eh-Parties ar
irving in town from Pescadero, LaHouda and
other places, report the damage to grain
much larger than st FIRST reported. Several
hundred acres on the coast have not been
thrsshed, and those who were fortunate
enough to have theirs thrashed were caught
with it out 10 the Fl lids unprotected Ga the
Coburn ranch alone the loss will be s., 600.
It commenced raining here at noon.
PETALUMA October 10th.-Another heavy
rain fell here during last night and to-day.
The weather is now clear, with 8 strong wind
from the west. Rainfall for the season to
date, inches.
WHEATLAND, Oc!ober 1Osh-With short
intervals it has been raining here for the last
week. The farmers along Bear river have
| their crop of alfalfa hay in the field, which
will lie total loss There is considerable
grain in the fields in sacks, which will have
to be resscked TO save it from loss. There is
considerable grain now thrashed in this Sec
ton, and, from the present outlook, not 100
per cent. will be- saved. It is now raining
hard, with every prospect OF a continued
storm.
MENDoC1No, October 10.h.-It is raining
hard here, with the wind IN the southeast.
STOCKTON, October 10sh.-It commenced
raining about noon to-day, an up to O'Clock
this afternoon .3S OF an inch had fallen, max
ing 2 Il inches fer the season. Correspond
ing period last year, .07 of an inch. The in.
dications are strong for more rain.
NAPA, October l0sh.-It began raining
this forenoon, and has rsiued nearly all day.
Nearly 8 inches have fallen during thesessou
Most of the grape crop was gathered before
this storm, but the raia will damage the Sec
ond crop, which promised to be large.
RIO VISTA, October 10sb.-Is rained 80 of
an inch o-day, making total for the se8 On
of 2 "a inches. 1t il now clesr, wind west.
SAN JOSE, October 10.h.-It has been
drilling all the afternoon, and the signs iodi.
cate another shower before morning The
late grape crop is greatly damaged.
lone, October 1O.h-Rain again COM
mencsd falling this morning about o'clock,
and continued until D NJ giving aoCuS 20
inches for the season. This it Is thought will
complete the ruin of the unthrashed grain
and largely damage the exposed hay and
sacked grain. The damage is confined to
large farmers. the smaller ones having COM
pleted their harvest work before the rains.
MERGED. October 10 .h.-Rain set in here
about o'clock this afternoon, and continued
quite lively until 6, making good and profit
able shower Grass and grain are springing
forth rapidly, and in few more days, with
cloudy weather, there will be good feed for
stock on the plains and foothills. The
weather is now calm and cloudy,