Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-08
Wind, Frost and Snow.

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| Wind, Frost and SNOW.
! SAN FRANCISCO, December 7th.-0n Sat
| urday evening a severe norther began to
| blow. and within few hours increased to
| n yeritable gale. the wind finally reaching
| the velocity OF forty-three miles an hour.
1t grew so cold and disagreeable that the
streets soon became deserted. The nortlier
did net subside until late this afternoon,
Pleasure seeking was almost wholly aban-
doned to-day. Many signs and fences were
blown down The chief sufferer by the
norther was the shipping The bay was
in wild commohon Tor thirty-slx
hours, ans FEW vessels succeeded IN
getting into the harDof- All the sIips
aLos .te ol 'le u
.le ioi III ~ ol iS'os 1S,
, Df oeliis uiiseh sins. .lae
uusiiies' M Ia ~ ,l-, 1'I-,r ~
s.ls ~ Nrt, 49,
The The Freneb IRON shin Seine was badly in
;nred havins, a number of her iron mates
Stove in The Glory of the Seas is ashore
on the Oakland mud flats Many lighters
and pile-drivers were eapsized into the bay.
The breakwater being built for the accom-
mediation of the fishermen,s fleet was al
most entirely swept away. The ferry-boats,
with a few Interruptions, performed their
usual service The reports from the Signal
office predict fine weather for Monday. The
damage in the harbor and city will reach
many thousands of dollars.
ORovILLE, December 7th-The hardest
wind-storm known here for many years
prevailed last night and to-day. Tin
roofs, awnings. signs, fences, shade trees,
ETC., have been scattered promiscuouSty,
and the AR is hlied with lying deoFls.
The wind is from the northeast, ana the
thermometer stands at 90.
SuIsUN. December 7th-The strongest
north wind for many years past has been
blowing yesterday and to-day, doing con-
siderable damage.
PoRr COSTA. December 7th-The sever
est wind-storm occurring here within many
years commenced early this morning, and
has kept up Il steady blow all day. Sew
eral small boats have been smashed, and
few small buildings overturned.
NAPA. December 7th.-The strongest
north wind for many wears past has been
blowing Yesterday and to-day.
p,r,,,.,,, Doco,,bor 7tb The cold
,,o.thn,,. mh;cb LIan, tbro,Irbont vester-
,i,t. roa ~ f,r;o,e ,,aIn of II o'eIocl, Ioet
us " " 1'.i';ai 80 ~, baa,,;ost ,,;,,J
t,1lr' st9-n, ''llre ever Known here has nrevaied
cn1aii h,,iI,I;noa bova boon ti,ronn down
otpars ,,rronfaJ aud fsnces laid low Fven
tba boov, rree,, bone,hs of trees have snc-
| c,,,,,bod 70 rho haay,, norther and been
| snapped from their trunks and whirled in
| the distance. Since p. NJ the storm has
abated, the wind now coming only in fire.
ouent heavy gusts.
ur,cpn Dacan,bor 7tb The heaviest
troS, nf H. season risited Meraed Last night
Io' flr,,,nd o,a o,d half inches in .bict
w H. IL af st;ii ,rotor Tbo dow
~ rs ", - ,''e pia lE1Ns ,,d sinnd md sl;1.b,
$780, si''o Of haiI fajJ obon+ 10 o'clocL his
aro,';,,e, einno- v,,,,soI ,ba weatber has ba-
o.i -, ,,,;Id a,,d ,i,o dort ,IordS be-
III ~ -;
'Pes'A am - ~,
BAKERSfiELp, pece1iper IIh. a. ne y.
| weather nee - very coiu anu ciou'iy-
| ''o"eN ''.i ~
Nk"HALL, DeGeliipei 'th--?iio" us55iii 5ai
! iaiilnG at CLOCK lliis lllofiilils, anu oy
| noon me snow rehlaiIlllls uIi'liel'eu m
crehseH ana ,l'eaSurEu T 9'gi ii 'Lee | iJies 3i
deep IN lhe Vlllage. ne mus IN anu salles
ie pei L. ~
rncIt for a dav Or 60 snow has fallen as
far south nc the San Fernando tunnel. and
| also Down tha Santa Clara valley. It was
a,t;reIv nnexnecIed os LAST nisht the sky
| e-avc no indication of rain much less
snow. The nights are very col5, the
thermometer marking $50, and more SNOW
may fall before morning
| HASFoRp. December 7th.-So far this
season has been Dir er ,han usual. but not
| so cold. Since the light rain about four
weeks ago the days have been sunny and
warm, while the nights have been cold and
frosty. Last Friday a cold north wind set
in. bringing the temperature low enough
to freeze the pumps and hvdrants last
night. This morning the wind luilcd, but
tbe mir was chilly and the Sky overcast.
Shortly after noon ii commenced splitting
snow and at go P. NJ. it was coming down
quite lively. but soon ceased. At this hour
& P. NJ it is clear and cold. The farmers
are busy plowlng and seeding.
Doy Badly Injured.
po,- cosr, nocc,oba~ 7tb At tbo
crounor,, vnl ta-dav ~ II o,clnrl, Charley
Parils . how of ! Years foll from nnder \
,nnvi,,o m fot car hIcalinr his left arm neaI.
tto .b1,,lder in a,e, yav tbat .,nn,,fa-
tim was rendered NECESSARY tbis evening.
'0'' ~, ,a Iro,.sos p,.rnad
Darn anu i'"-
! RosEvILLE. December hh.-lhe barn Oh
Mrs. d. Stephenson about two hllieS east
OF this place, was consumed by hre tins
morning, together with three valuable