Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-20

Signal Service Indications.
SAN Francisco, November l9th-8P. NJ
Indications for the succeeding 30 hours
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain
with southerly winds, fresh to brisk along
the coast Middle Pacific partly cloudy
weather and rain, with northwestern
winds, shifting to southerly, and brisk to
hlgh along the northern portion of the
coast. South Pacific cloudy weather and
rain, with fresh to brisk southerly winds
Weather Reports.
PLACERvILLE. November I9tb - Rain
continued falling all last night in heavy
showers, the gauge showing LIS inches
About O'Clock this morning the clouds
broke away and the sun shown clear and
| bright all day. II is clear aud warm This
evening, with 10 danger of frost. The
prospects are good for a clear oil.
NIcoLAUs, November 19th.-Rainfall for
! the storm, 3.S3 inches; for the season. G. a
inches.
lone, November 19th.-The wires have
| been down for two days 1t has been rain
| ing with little intermission since Sunday
morning, giving 800 inches since that
time, and Cos inches for the season. The
wind is still high, but there are some indi-
! tons of clearing up. The weather is warm
| Considerable grain was sown before this
storm.
| OAKDALE November 19th.-Durine the
last thirty-six hours the rainfall has been
29f inches, making 6 inches for the season.
MERGED, November 19th.-We are now
| in the midst of the greatest rain-storm we
have had for several years. Rain has fallen
| continuously since I o'clock Yesterday
morning. The precipitation for the Il
| hours ending at Z o'clock this morning was
| l.O2 inches, 1.19 inches up to / o'clock this
afternoon, making 1858 inches for the sea-
son. 1t Is now raining hard. with no yisi-
Die signs of abatement The streams are
all overlooking their banks, as far I'D and
down the valley as have been heard from.
SAN JUAN South, November l9th.-Four
inches of rain has fallen for the month.
1t is now clear. The San Benito river to-
day is higher than it has been for the past
ten years. The approaches to the new
bridge have been cut out by the current,
but there will be TO interruption to travel,
HANFORD, November 19th.-Since noon
yesterday $50 inches of rain has fallen
here, making the total for the month and
season 767 inches. The sun is shining.
and the indications are favorable fer a
clearing up, which will be very agreeable
to everybody.
Los ANGELES, November 10Th. The
| rainfall last night was S5 inches. II was
very heavy in the mountains. The Los
Angeles river commenced rising this
morning, and the sand dam of the city was
destroyed this afternoon. The rolling
stock and depot buildings of the Los An
geles and San Gabriel Valley Railroad is
endangered. The rainfall here to date for
the present storm is All inches. There
are no prospects of clearing. If the rain
falls heavily tonight a repetition of the
aSNtt
Cotton, November 19th.-It commenced
raining again last night, and has rained .95
OF an inch to the present time. All the
mountain streams are full, as it rained hard
in the mountains. No damage is reported.
1t is still raining and the farmers are
happy.
SAN BERNARDINo, November 19th.-It is
still raining. The storm has been general.
The country is soaked.