Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-01

Levy, C. Fl. Burton (present incumbentl, Jo D.
Griffin present incumbent, Vim. kreling, J. b.
Lewis present Incumbent 7. C. Fitzpatrick. J.
G. James (present incumbent) and Thos Ash
worth present incumbentl.
Weather Reports.
ST. HELENA, September 30th.-Considerable
rain fell here this afternoon, and some DANCE to
the grape crop is probable. The weather has
grown cold, and there is possibility of frost to-
morrow morning.
MARYsv1LLE, September 3Oth-The fall rains
commenced here to-day at O'Clock p. M, and
up to o clock P. n. 80 of an inch fell. In SUIT
ter county there is still some grain unthrashed.
which will suffer from the rain.
CHICO September 3Qth.-The strong north
wind which prevailed for three days moderated
yesterday and this morning changed TO the
south with heavy clouds. This afternoon,
about 8 O'Clock, rain came down quite heavily
for about an hour. and gave us good wetting
down. There is two inches OF snow in the
mountains, and it is still showing There was
heavy hailstorm at Nina, and the storm has
been general up the valley. Some farmers are
not through thrashing yet, and this storm is bad
for them.
SANTA Rosa, September S0th.-It commenced
to rain here this afternoon at $50 with pros
pect of heavy downpour tonight.
RED BLUFF, September SOth.-Rain COM
menced falling to-day at P. NJ. 1t continued
until about A. making rather decent fall. 1t
causes no apprehension in the county, as the
harvest is over and the rain comes in good time
for blowing. The indications favor more rain.
BONNEVILLE, September 30th-We are hay
! ing heavy shower this evening, and the indi-
cations are favorable for good storm.
| NAPA, September 30th. Several heavy showers
| of rain fell here this afternoon but not enough
to do any damage to the grape crop.
GRASS VALLEY September 3eth.-About noon
| to-day rain began to fall and has continued in
light showers the greater part of the afternoon
At 6 o'clock the heaviest thunderstorm seen
here in many years, accompanied by vivid
flashes of lightning, took place At the same
| time rain fell in torrents. From the indications
| tonight, the storm is not yet at an end
MERGED, September 30th.-A heavy shower of
rain fell here at ESQ this evening" lasting about
five minutes and wetting down the dust nicely.
| A strong breeze is blowing from the northwest
and it is very cloudy. There will probably be
more rain during the night.
| PETALUMA September 30th.-A heavy cold
wind blew here and the weather was partially
| cloudy up to 2 P. NJ. to-day, whena lively shower
| began to descend, continuing some fifteen or
twenty minutes. A light shower fell between 3
and o'clock, since which time the weather
cleared up and strong breeze is now blowing
| from the west.
Auxiliary Immigration Society.
MARYsvILLE, September 3eth-The people of
| initiated the organization of an auxiliary immi-
grafton society Eli Davis, of South Butte. was
elected temporary President, and Geo. ohleyer
temporary Secretary. Geo. Ohleyer T. B. Bull
| and B. f. Frisbe were appointed TO draft con-
stitution and bylaws, and the Convention
adjourned to meet next Saturday at II oclock,
when there will be large gathering, as the
| County Grange will be in session then. The
feeling is strong in favor of means for stimulat-
| ing immigration.
Boy Run Over BY a Wagon and Killed.
| GILRoY, September 30th-A l0-year-old son OF
| Mrs. Hollsack was run over and instantly killed
| by loaded wheat wagon this afternoon. De
ceased was riding on the tongue of the trail
| wagon, and losing his balance, FELL both wheels
| DaSsiup over his neck