Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-17
Weather Reports.

During the night it showed two inches. 1t
rained all dag to-day, 80 inches falling.
with prospect of more.
PLAcERvuLE, November 16th.-Sundav
forenoon it was cloudy, and about : o'clock
in the evening it began raining. continuing
with very heavy showers ali night. precipi-
tating LII inches The wini is strong
southeast The .all to-day was 30 of an
inch, making 81 inches for the q hours,
and 7.42 inches for the season.
NEVADA, November 16th.-It began rain
ing last evening, and has continued almost
without cessation up to this writing.
REDDING, November 16th.-A storm COM
mepced yesterday forenoon, with consider
able high south wind. Much rain has
fallen to-day. The weather is now cool,
threatening q continuance Of the storm.
RED BLUFF, November 1Gih.-Rain has
fallen continuously since yesterday noon.
The creeks are booming, many being i'm
passable. The storm at present is unpre-
cedented for the great fall of rain.
ARBUckLz November lGth.-Two inches
of rain has fallen since yesterday morning.
NIcoIAUs, November I6th.-The rainfall
for the pas twenty-tOur hours, up to :
o'clock Ibis morning, was 43 OF an inch
previous Tor this season, POI; total for the
season, 3.0t.
SrocEroN, November l6th.-The rainfall
last night amounted to 81 Of an inch
Total for the season, 2,03 inches, against
1852 inches At this time last year. The wind
IS strong tonight from the rain quarter
ANTIOCH, November l6th.-The rainfall
here tor the last twenfy-four hours is 90 OF
an inch, with good indications for more.
ST HELEHA, November l6th-A heavy
rain has been prevailing here since morn
ing. The rainfall for the season is nearly .
inches.
SoNoAA, November 10Th Rain COM
mence'l falling again about o'clock yes
teTday, and continued almost without ces-
sation until noon to-day. The people are
satisfied. and would be glad to see a clear
mp, for which there is little prospect.
TULARa, November l6.h.-It commenced
raining ri 3 p. II. Yesterday, with showers
at intervals al night ThFec-quarters of an
inch has fallen, with prospects of more to-
night.
HANFoBD, November 10th. - 1t COM
menced raining here again yesterday about
P. N, continuing steadily during the
night, and remaining warm, cloudy and
showery to-day So far rs of an inch has
fallen, making for the month and season
10 inches. The ground is now in good
condition, the farmers are busy blowing
and seeding, and are hopeful of good sea-
son. The indications are favorable for
more rain tonight.
SAN FERNANpo. November l6th.-Rain
commenced falling here about 8 o'clock
last night About inch has fallen. The
prospects are good for more rain tonight.
Los ANGELES, November 10th. - One
fifty-eight inches of rain fell last night.
The arroyos are booming. The press-room
of the Times office was flooded last night
from q broken culvert.
CoLroN, November 16th-lt commenced
raining last night, and at s a. NJ. 10 of an
inch had fallen. 1t is still raining. The
farmers are preparing to commence plow
ing, and all hope for good season.
SAN BERNARDINo, November 16th.-Last
nights rain was the heaviest of the season.
with indications of more.
Signal Service Weather Indications.
SAN Francisco. November 16th-S P M
Indications for the succeeding - hours
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain,
with southeriy winds, brisk to high along
the coast Middle Pacific, cloudy weather
and rain, with southerly winds, high along
the northern portion of the coast. South
Pacific partly cloudy weather and rain,
followed by fair weather with southerly
winds.
Railroad Washout-Fruit-Gro Growers and
Actors Delayed.
SAN FERNANDO. November 16th-A
washout in the railroad occurred this after
noon, commencing seven miles west of this
place, and three miles in length. The
south bound train with members of the
Fruit borrowers Convention and the JEFF
freys-L Lewis theatrical troupe, engaged TO
play in Los Angeles tonight will be kept
here till to-mOrning morning, and the
north-bound train will be kept on the other
side of the washout, 1t is thought that the
break viii be mended by tomorrow morn
ing
The New Alcszsr Theater-Fmms Ne
vada's Concert.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 16th.-The
Alcazar rheater was opened tonight by
Emma Nevada and her concert troupe to a
large and fashionable audience. Nine.
Nevada was rapturously received, and on
the conclusion of her first song was encored
four times. She was presented with many
handsome floral pieces in different designs.
Congressional Visit TO Vallejo.
VALLEJO, November 18th. - Senator
Stanford aud Senator Miller, if his health
will permit with others of the Congress
ional delegation, will meet Congressman
MeKenna II Vallejo on Wednesday next.
as the guests Of the Board of Trade and
will examine the harbor and visit the Navy
Yard.
Sudden Death of "a Passed Assistant En-
Gineer.
VALLEJO, November i6th.-Passed As
sistant Engineer n H. Lamdin, Z. S. n.
died suddenly between the hours of and
s al the Excelsior House, in this city Sun
day night of paralysis of the heart. De-
ceased was aged ~ a native of Maryland,
and leaves a wife and three children resid-
ing in Baltimore. He was on duty on the
United States steamship Adams
Butte County Teachers Institute.
Chico November 10Th - The Butte
County Teachers Institute assembled in
Chico this morning to hold its annual
meeting. There are nearly 100 teachers in
attendance, and several districts not vet re-
ported. Captain II. T. Batchelder, at one
time prominent teacher here delivered
an address of welcome this morning. An
interesting session is anticipated during
the week, rs a fine programme has been
arranged.
Tragedy on Sheep Range.
RED BLUFF, November l6th.-Griffin Lo-
gan, ]. S. Cones sheep foreman. was killed
on Saturday last at the summer range near
Eagle lake. Lassen county. by a Mexican
Hdiueu lSenta OnNaS. James McCOy, a
sheepherder, was seriously wounded. and
man named Edgar escaped by running
away. The particulars are meager, owing
to the distance of the sheep range.
House and Barn Burned.
SAN JOSE, November l6th.-A fire of I'M
known origin at , o'clock this morning
destroyed the house and barn of c. O. Mel
son, in this city. The insurance on the
property amounted TO 81 800, in the Impe-
rial, London, Northern and Queen Insur-
ance Companies. The family of Mr. Nelson
had narrow escape from being caught by
the flames.
Hotel Leased.
SAN LUIS OBIsro, November 16th.-The
Andrews Hotel, which opened jay LIST.
has been leased for five years TO J. W
Sharp & Sons. They assumed charge to-
day.
Immigration Diverted to Sa.: luis Obispo.
SAN LVIs OBIsPo, November l6th.-Sey.
eral hundred locations on Government and
railroad lands have been made the past
month Immigrants are pouring in from
all quarters and purchasing lands at from
So TO $50 an acre
First Train Over the Atlantic and Pa
cific.
SAN BFRSARDINo, November I6th.-The
first train over the Atlantic aud Pacific