Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-04

Various Localities Report a Storm of Un-
usual Severity.
Copyright 1888. by the california associated Press
PETALUMA, January 3d.-A severe wind
and heavy rain set in last night from the
west, .09 of an inch falling. Since Deem
Der 9th LOG inches have come down, with
7.08 for the season. To-day is without a
cloud.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, January Sd. - 1t
rained heavily all day, and is still storm
ing. Over inches have fallen up to this
time, making total of about inches for
the season.
GONZALES, January 3d-The heaviest
rain that ever fell here was from o'clock
| until this morning, which measured 1.02
| inches. Total for the season, 3.73 inches.
PLAcERvILLE, January 3d.-For the last
week we have had a very severe wind and
| rain-storm, which wound up last night
with settler" Nearly inches of rain
fell last night. This amount gives US 10
inches for the storm, making IL inches for
the season. Tonight is clear, but not very
cold
HANFoRD, January 3d.-Rain has been
falling since 4 A. NJ, and 90 of an inch is
registered up to P. NJ. This is the first
storm of the season. The farmers are
jubiiant, and real estate values have ad-
vanced considerably. Total rainfall for
the season, . 20 inches. Last year at the
same date, 1.l5 inches.
WOODLAND, January 3d-The rainfall
throughout the county during the last
twenty-four hours has been very heavy
AT Woodland l 3 of an inch has fallen, at
Yolo 80, Blacks 116, Duunigan's l incb
Madison OIL, Capay l inch, Winters 2.1S.
Total for the season at Winters, 1041.
MODESTO, January 3d-The rainfall for
the last twenty-four hours is go of an inch.
Total for the season, 3.11 inches.
SAN JUAN SOUTH, January 3d.-One and
three-quarters inches of rain fell last night
For the season. 4.90 inches. Agricultural
| and dairy interests never looked better.
CHINO, January 3d.-Rain began falling
early to-day. 1t is the best prospect of the
season for a prolonged rain. Already .95
of an inch has fallen.
LATHRoP, January 3d.-The rainfall is
LILO inches for the storm, and for the sea-
son 4.4S inches.
SALINAS, January Sd. 1t commenced
| raining again at l A NJ, and Jained Ia
| inches up to A. NJ. 1t is still raining and
| the weather is warm.
TEMPLEToN, January 3d.-The rain set in
last night, aud up to l P. NJ 2.46 inches had
| fallen, and for the season to date .23 inches.
The Salinas river is higher than at anv
| time since last winter.
LIvERMoRE January 3d.-The rainfall
| for last night was 1.70 inches, total for the
storm "a inches, for the season 6.S4 inches,
and for the same time last season l 81
inches. The Arroyo Mercho and the Arroyo
| Vale creeks are running almost bank-full.
Los ANGELES, January 3d-12 Mt is
storming and raining very hard.
SANTA BARBARA, January 3d.-It COM
| menced raining here at 2 clock this morn
ing, and has been raining hard and inces-
sanity ever since.
lone, January 3d.--0ne and half inches
more rain was precipitated last night, fill
ing the streams bank-full.
SANTA Rosa, January 3d.-It rained hard
last night, ands9o of an inch of rain fell.
The sun is shining to-day.
SAN Lucas, January 3d.-Up to II o'clock
to-day We had 1.20 inches of rain, making
a total of 3.42 inches for the season.
SAN JOSE, January 3d.-There was a
heavy rain during the night, with fall of
1.31 inches, giving total fall for the season
of 5.13.
TURLocK, January 3d.-There was q very
heavy storm here last night. The total
rainfall was "a of an inch, making total
| for the season Of BIS inches. The total at
the same date last season was pa. The
rainfall at Hills Ferry yesterday was ,9S