Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-31
Jupiter PIuvIus still Reisns.

BENICIA, January S0th.-It has been rain.
iGg here since Friday last, with frequent
| cessations. Our farmers are all happy over
the outlook. The fall from Friday last up to
seven o'clock this morning is 2.40 inches,
making for the season a total OF OS inches.
SANTA Rosa, January SO.h.-The rain has
! poured without cessation and with uncom-
mon violence the whole thirty-six hours end
ing at twelve O'Clock last night, and after an
intermission until nine o'clock this morning
again began and is falling copiously. There
is enough and more.
PETALUMA, January 30sh.-From A. NJ.
to z P. NJ. yesterday the rainfall was 10
inches. For the present storm, which set IN
on the morning of the Goth, 40 inches had
fallen up to A. N. to-day, making a total
for the season, up to date, 6.7S inches.
SAN MATEo, January 30sh.-It commenced
raining here Saturday morning and has COL
tinued at intervals since From yesterday
morning until one o'clock to-day, % inches
of rain have fallen, making 240 for the sea-
son. against 7 rs last year at the same date.
1t is still raining.
SPANIsHTowN, January 3O:h.-The storm
continues. When the rain clears up the
farmers will finish their work blowing AMI
sowing, and with showers in March and
| April fine crop on the coast will be assured.
SAN DIEGO January 30th.-The rain has
continued to fall at intervals during the day,
and the indications are that the end is a long
way off. During the past a hours so of an
inch descended. making a total for the pres
ent storm of 2 50 inches.
Los ANGELES, January 30th.-Totsl rain
fall this storm, , 81 inches-all that could be
desired. 1t is now clear and pleasant.
SAN BUENAyENTURA, January 30th.-Seyen
and half inches Of rain has fallen during
this storm to date, making u inches for the
season thus far.
San LUIS OBIsPo. January S0ih.-Since
yesterdays report l 90 inches of rain has
fallen for the five days, SO inches, and for
the season to date, .5S inches.
HANFORD (Tulare county,, January 30!h.-
Seventy hundredths of an inch Of rain fell
since the last report-926 inches for the
storm, which is apparently over, it being
clear and cooler.
CENTERvILLE Fresno county,, January
30.h AT this point during this storm the
rainfall has been + 60 inches, making for this
season 70 inches, and it is still cloudy and
threatening rain.
FRESNO, January 30th.-The rainfall for
the twenty. -four hours ending at this morn
ing was 80 of an inch; for the storm, 2.37
inches, and for the season, AL. 70 this date
last season the fall was 8 S, and in 1882, 2 10
inches.
MERGED, January 9Osh. Fifty three hun
dredths of an incn of rain fell here last night,
making 1.57 for the storm and f. IA inches for
the season.
LIvERMoRE, January 30sh.-The rainfall
up to P. NJ. to-day was 115 inches. Total
for the storm, 3 80 inches, and for the season,
56 Corresponding time last season, SO.
The sky is still overcast, and the prospects
are good for continuance of the storm.
0BLAND (Colusa county,, January 30th.-
Two and three.quarter inches of rain fell
here since Saturday noon, and it is threaten
ing more. Much snow lies low down on the
foothills, giving four inches at Newcastle
this morning.
YRFkA, January 9Oth.-Deep snow and
continued snow-storms in the mountains south
Of here keep the stages late every trip lately
This winter promises to make water plenty
in the spring and summer.
RENO New, January 30;h.-Ten inches
of Snow fell here last night, and it is still
showing. Ga the summit there ID seven feet.
The storm ia general throughout the State,
and everybody is joyful.