Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-05
OALTFORNIA CROPS.
Nothing Finer or Moro Promising
Ever Seen Before.

Nothing Finer or More Promising
Ever Seen Before.
PIAoERvILLE, April A large yield
in grain and fruit is assured.
BIaGs, April 4.-With the usual spring
rains, large yield is anticipated.
MENDocINo, April 4.-There is heavy
growth of feed on the ranges. The stock
is in excellent condition. Crop prospects
are excellent.
JACKSON, April 4.-The farmers look
Tor an excellent harvest in grain and
fruit of all kinds.
CHIco, April 4.-The fruit crop, espe-
cially cherries, will be large. The grain
crop will be larger than for the past
twenty years.
DUTcH FLAT, April A heavy fruit
crop, which is the principal one in this
vicinity, is assured.
DowNIEvTLLE, April 4.-Rain is now
falling. The acreage of cereals is much
larger than in many years.
DELANo, April 4.-The crops here are
more promising than for years, especially
the grain crop.
WINTERS, April 4.-The grain crop in
this section is unusually fine, but the
apricot crop will be short.
REDDING, April 4. Rain fell this
morning. The crops and fruit were never
more promising. The grass is very high.
CLovERDALE, April 4.-The spring is
favorable to the growing crops, especially
grass, and sheep and cattle are in better
condition than for many years.
WILLOWS, April 4.-The rainfall is two
inches more than the average to date.
The largest crops of hay and grain ever
raised are expected this season.
PERKINS, April 4.-The acreage of
grain and hay in this vicinity is very
large, and the prospect of heavy crops
fiattering. Hops, fruit and berries are
in splendid condition.
Huron, April At commenced rain
ing last night and S5 hundredths fell up
to 10 P. NJ. The crop prospects are the
best for years.
SONORA, April At is showery to-
night and plenty of water is assured for
mining and agriculture.
COLUMBIA, April 4.-The outlook for
grain was never better. The acreage is
unusually large. 1t is raining tonight.
NEWCASTLE, April 4.-Grain and hay
crops are looking we'll. The fruit crops
promise to be unexcelled.
WOODLAND, April 4.-The crop pros
pect is excellent. The only complaint is
that the grain is too rank and may
lodge.
SAN ANDREAs, April 4-The general
crop outlook was never more favorable.
Grain and fruits promise large yield.
0f oil l1tv,d1 ro
more promising than at any time for ten
years. Heavy crops are insured. The
fruit trees are in bloom. There are indi-
cations for rain soon.
GILRoY, April 4-Grain, chiefly wheat,
is making rapid growth, and there is a
greater acreage than last season. Orchards
promise we'll. One hundred thousand
olive cuttings were planted this season.
SAN Francisco, April 4.-Crop reports
from all over the State show the crops to
be in excellent condition and the pros
poets good for large yield.
SAN JOSE, April 4.-The grain prospects
of Santa Clara county are better than for
many years.
MoDEsTo, April 4.-Rain began falling
tonight. The crop prospects are better
than for many years, and the acreage is
the largest ever sown in Stanislaus
County.
FRESNO, April 4.-The crops are in
good condition and full yield is appar-
emily assured. Three hundred thousand
acres of grain are planted. Fruit trees
and vines are looking well.
BAKERSFIELD April 4.-The fruit trees
are loaded in the irrigated belt. In tie
mountains the barley crop is sure to be
large. The valley and unirrigated crops
will be the largest for ten years.
HANFoRD, April 4.-Grain generally
looks we'll and the yield in the irrigated
lands will be good. The early-sown
grain has already headed out.
SALINAS, April 4.-The crop prospects
in this county are excellent. Good crops
are assured without more rain.
HoLusTER, April In San Benito
county, much larger acreage is sown to
wheat and barley than ever before, and
the crops are heading out rapidly.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April 4.-The crop
prospects are exceptionally good. The
area in crops is one-third more than ever
before.
VENTURA, April 4.-The prospects for
the small grain crop has not been better
in twenty-five years.
SANTA ANA, April 4.-The crop outlook
in this section is the best in years.
SAN DIEGo, April The crop outlook
is unusually good. The ample rains as
sure an unprecedented season. The
rainfall is two and one-half inches above
the average and grain and grass promise
a year Of great prosperity. The acreage
in San Diego county will be increased
five-fold over last year.
Some Loose I.egfsIatiOu.