Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-01
the American Board of Horticulture to-
morrow. Conveyances are provided TO take
them to all the principal points of interest.

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REDDING, January 3lst-Although the
committee to receive the horticulturists
have to work under disadvantages owing
to the storm, they viii endeavor to give the
visitors warm welcome.
THE COMPANY DOING ITS BEST.
fCopy9h, 1855, by ae California As,ociated Press.
YREKA, January 31st.-The railroad is
| still blocked by numerous slides The
| company is hiring all the men it can get at
So day. 1t may be a week before the road
| is clear again from Redding Stages are
| making connection on the Siskiyou mount
ain until the road north is cleared of the
slides.
The Glorious Rain.
tCopyigd, 1855, by tie California Associated Press
DIXON, January 31st.-It has been raining
steadily all day, and the indications are il
will continue all night.
WOODLAND, January 31st-The storm
still continues. The fall here for the storm
| is II inches, and for the season 8.15
! inches. AT Yolo, for the storm, 10 of an
inch, and for the season go inches.
MARTINEZ, January 31st.-It commenced
/ raining this morning. The wind is south
and steady with warm rain now falling
ANDERSON, January 3lst.-It has rained
every day since the 10th and there have
| fallen 6.65 inches of rain for the storm, $40
for the month and for the season, IA 80
inches. The weather is warm Fruit trees
are being set out by the carloads.
GILRoY, January 31st-A light rain is
falling here. with prospects of contin-
| uance tonight.
TRINITY CENTER, January 31st - Two
inches of rain fell here to-day and last
night, and it is still storming.
Weather Indications
SAN FRANCISCO, January 31st-TSnecial. |
Weather indications for the twenty-four
hours commencing at 3 P. NJ, February 1st
For California, light rains in the districts
north OF the latitude of San Francisco;
local rains south of that latitude; light to
| fresh southerly winds in Northern Cali
tornia; light, variable winds, generally
| southerly, in Southern California; slightly
| cooler in the northern portion, and nearly
stationary temperature in the southern
| portion.
Irrigation in Colusa.
MAXWELL, January 3lst- Considerable
real estate is changing hands here now.
Ihe recent division of a tract near town
| into small lots is increasing the demand
| The engineers for the Central Irrigation
District have been employed and will be-
| gin the work of making estimates soon c.
| u. Grunsky of Sacramento as chief and w
| 5. Green OF Colusa as assistant are the engi-
| neers. The opening of this canal is des-
tined to prove a wonderful factor in the
| future history OF this locality.
An Address by John f. Swift.
| SAN FRANCISCO, January 3lst-[Special.l !
John f. Swift has issued long address to
! Republicans. He reviews the last cam
| paign, and urges the party to organize for
| the Presidential campaign. He attributes
the defeat OF the Republican party at the
| last election to an accidental division of the
| party. In conclusion he declares that
| nothing can prevent California from giving
1900 to $4,000 majority for the Republican
ticket next November
Auburn to incorporate.
AUBURN, January 31st.-A large meeting
! of citizens was held here last evening. at
which the towns attorneys were instructed
| to immediately negotiate with the plaintiff
| in the old bond suit against the town of
Auburn now pending in the United States
Circuit Court, with the object of effecting
| compromise. As soon as this is accom-
plished an election will be called to decide
the question OF incorporating the town.
A Narrow Escape.
SAN Francisco, January 3lst.-Charles
+. Mietinger, clerk for Sutro, the private
banker, and companion named Wolff,
clerk IN downtown house, were found
to-day in a room at 519 Golden Gate av-
enue, suffering from the inhalation of gas
escaping from JET in the room They
were taken in charge by a doctor. who
brought them to consciousness again.
Merced's Irrigation Celebration.
coPgight, 1sss, by tie California associated Iressl
MERGED, January 31st. Several light
ehnuprs Of rain haua 70!
throwing quite damper upon the hopes
CT people here for a fair day tomorrow
The town is being filed with people eager
20 participate in the grand fete, and more
are coming tonight and tomorrow morn
ing.
Failure of Stockton Firm.
Copyright, 1855. by the California associated Prssl
STOCKTON, January 31st. = Steinhart &
Goldsmith. clothing merchants, have filed
| their petition in insolvency. The schedule
of liabilities foots up $134 900, and the as
sets 100000. The heaviest creditors are
Koch, Goldsmith, Joseph & Co., of Cleye-
| land, in the sum 100000.
The Martinez Smallpox
Iccpyriga, 1855. by te California associated Press
MARTINEZ, January 31st.-No new cases
Of smallpox were developed at the County
Hospital to-day. The premises have been
quarantiued. The Town Trustees have or
dered general vaccination.
California and Oregon Trains.
Copyright 1885, By The Caf fornia A.soca.ed Press
| REDDING, January 31st.-The trains for
| the last three days that could only go as
| FAR as Delta, on account of the slides, have
| returned to this station where they will re-
| main until the track is clear.
|
The Benson Indictments.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 31st.-[Special]
The arguments on the motion to dismiss
the indictments againt Benson and others
implicated in land frauds were finished to-
day and the points submitted.