Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-23
ALONG TIE PACIFIC COAST.
Judge Shaftsr Gives the Press Of
San Francisco a Scoring.
JOSEPH WALLACE TO BE HANGED.
Grangers Entertained at Chico and
MarysviIIe-A Man Murders
His Mistress.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIoNl
WET WEATHER.
Rain Still Falling, but Indications are for
Early Sunshine.

Rain Still Falling, but Indications are for
Early Sunshine.
SIERRA CITY, November 22d-The heav-
lest rain-storm in years set in this morning,
and the streams are swollen into rivers.
The wind is having a velocity of about
sixty miles per hour, freighting for the sea-
son being completely stopped.
NAPA, November 22d.-Rain is still fall
ing. The fall to date is 9.35 inches. There
is no damage.
MARYsvILLE, November 22d.-At noon
the sun was shining and the rain appears
to be over.
LIvERMoRE, November 22d. = After
twenty-four hours cessation the rain is
pouring. 1t is colder and the wind is
strong.
GILRoY, November 22d.-After twenty
four hours of superb clear weather, rain
set in again this morning, and it has been
coming down steadily all day The wind
remains southerly, which always in this
section indicates a continuance of the
storm. Gentle rains, with warm weather
like the present, are only productive of
good, and the farmers pronounce the sea-
son as the best in their recollection.
IoNE, November 22d.-It commenced
raining again to-day at IL A. NJ. The ther-
mometer stands at $40. Grass is finer than
it has been for years at this season. Cattle
and sheep are doing well on grass alone.
Farmers are anticipating prosperous crops
next year. Miners have all the water
they want.
NEVADA CITY, November 22d.-In two
hours this forenoon nearly 1.50 inches of
rain fell. Deer creek rose a foot in half an
hour. A mile below town two cabins were
cfr ,s--kx,
feet of trestle and water-pipe belonging to
the Providence Mining Company. All
work in the mine is stopped until the pipe
can be relaid, which will take two weeks,
even with favorable weather. The damage
to the company by the destruction of prop
erty and suspension of mining is estimated
at $1,000.
REDD1Ne, November 22d.-A heavy
nights rain and wind increased the rain
fall 1919 inches for the season. The sun
shines bright. The season has been very
warm thus far. The orange trees have put
out new shoots ten and twelve inches long.
Alfalfa has grown a foot high since the
first rains and grass and early-sown grain
are doing finely. The fruit trees never
looked better. The mining interests of the
county were never in a more prosperous
condition. There is every indication for
AAOob prosperous SOAAAbS sCdA AJ4 Rldole
county.
AUBURN, November 22d.-The total rain
fall for the season is II inches. Yesterday
was beautifully clear, but this morning
rain fell in torrents.
ELvERANo, November 22d.-After falling
almost necessarily since last Sunday, the
rain ceased this afternoon, and the sky is
once more clear. The precipitation for the
past five days has been 460, and for the
season IA SO. To the same date in 1888 the
precipitation was 6S5.
MERGED, November 22d.-After a cessa-
tion of twenty-four hours, the storm recon-
menced about o'clock, and rain since has
been falling steadily and heavily. AT this
hour, s P NJ, the streams are all swollen,
and some are out of their banks.
FRESNO, November 22d.-It began rain
ing at o'clock this afternoon and is still
coming down in heavy showers. with pros
poets of an all-night storm. So far the
season has been most favorable, and if it
continues large acreage of grain will be
sOWn,