Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-14
No Injury of Any Consequence to the
Growing CrOps

No Injury of Any Consequence to the
Growing Crops.
GRASS VALLEY, May 13th.-A slight rain began
falling early this morning, with u light south
erly wind. Grain and fruit were never better.
SIERRA CITY, May 13th.-Another rain-storm
drenehes the country far and near Much
damage will be done to the young fruit in the
valleys. The roads are badly cut up.
MARYsyILLE, May l3th.-Light showers have
fallen to-day.
CHICO, May 1Sth.-we are having light show
REDDING, May 1Sth.-It has been raining mo t
of the day. '--o
CoLUsA, May 13th-We have to-day light
showers. 81 with southerly wind. The crops are
Ia nne eonditlon. The former report of damage
Is slightly exaggerated.
WOODLAND, May 1Sth.-A light rain has fallen
throughout the country. 1t is very cloudy. with
a strong south vino. No damage has been
done.
VALLEJO, May 13th.-There were light rains
al morning, and very heavy shower at IL
O'Clock. The sky is now clear, with indications
OF lar weather. No damage has been DONE
NAPA, Nay 13th.-lt has been raining siuce :
O'Clock this morning. The damage by fain last
week is oyerestimated.
ST. HELENA, May l3th.-Heavy rain began
Ialnng early this morning, and continued all
the forenoon. IL viii damage cut hay and
standing grain, and cause the expense OF reculti-
waiting the vineyards.
SoNoMA, May 13th.-Heavy showers of rain
fell mere at intervals all day This rain is of
great benefit to vineyards.
SANTA Rosa, May lSth.-Light showers foil
Yesterday at daylight, this morning and part OF
this forenoon. There has been no Darfirrlsr p
damage. 1t is now clear
UKIAH. May f3th.-Rsin commenced falling
lrso Tsie souaY at A. NJ, continuing till l P. NJ.
Inc absence OF any frost insures large harvest.
Nav To -.
tnls morning about o clock, and has continued
steadily since. This afternoon indications point
10 change, and 1t is likely that good weather
will follow.
REDWOOD CITY, May 13th.-Yesterday and to
day there Were light showers. Ii has now
cleared again.
Los GATos, May 13th.-Rain has been falling
since III o CLOCK this morning, and indications
are 1t will continue. The fruit trees and grain
are IN good condition and rain at present Is not
heeued Ii the fall is heavy material damage
Will be done TO the crops.
HoLLIsrER, May 1Sth.-Heavy showers are
ialling In the foothills and the weather is threat
enlng here. The late rains have assured good
crops Ia all parts OF the county, with no damage
to iced or fruit.
GIIRoY, May l3th.-A drizzling rain has fallen
this morning with gusty winds The weather
Is decidedly unusual, disagreable and unpleas-
ant lately. The wet hay needs sunny weather
very speedily or much will be ruined past re-
demption.
SANTA CRUZ (Cal.), May ISth.-It has been
raining here all morning. No damage is re-
ported.
MONTEREY. May 13th-A strong south wind il
blowing, with prospects for rain
STOCKTON, May 1Sih.--Rain fell in slight
showers at intervals during the forenoon At
ESQ P. NJ. there were indications for more rain
The recent moist weather is highly beneficial to
the grain crop. The damage done by the late
rain in lodging grain not SO great as at first
expected The outlook for an unusually large
yield IN San joaquin county is very promising
FRESNO. May 13th.-The weather is warm
rain. 0
TULARE, May 13th.-There is no rain vet. hut
1t is cloudy and indications are favorable. Con
tinued cool weather greatly assists the filling OF
the grain.
San LUIS OBIsPo, May l3th.-The crops pener-
ally nave recovered from damage by the storm
The grain is much improved. The weather is
pleasant A summer sea, breeze is blowing
The SKY is hszy, with no sign of rain.
SANTA BARBARA, Nay 18Th The weather
here Is warm and pleasant, with indications of
rain. -