Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-08

to noon the rain-gauge shows 6S of an
inch with indications of more. Some
straw remains unbaled and if there should
be long storm the grapes will be injured.
PLACERvILLE, October 7th. = 1t COM
menced raining at 10 o'clock and fell
lightly, increasing to downpour. Over
one inch of rain has fallen up to P. N.
The wind is from the rainy quarter.
SAN RAFAEL, October 7th. 1t COM
menced raining here at 7:30 P. NJ. yesterday
and has continued steadily with heavy
wind since. There are no signs of clearing
yet.
REDWOOD CITY, October 7th.-Yesterday
there was strong southerly wind all day
and all night. At I A. NJ. today heavy
rain commenced and ii continued to fall
until noon. In the afternoon there are
light showers and the wind is southwest.
UKIAH, October 7th.-At about o'clock
this morning warm rain commenced fall
ing. Eighty-seven hundredths inches of
| rain has fallen.
HEALDsBURG, October 7th.-It began
| raining here about o'clock last evening
and continued all night and until P M.
to-day, with indications forssmore tonight.
| One and twenty hundredths inches has
| fallen for the storm. About half of the
grape crop is on the vines. The Zinfan-
| dels are badly damaged. The Mission
grapes are not hurt as yet, but the damage
to other crops is considerable.
HoLLIsTER, October 7th.-A heavy
storm OF wind and rain visited us this
! morning, being the first of the season,
and continuing most of the forenoon, and
sggregating nearly half an inch.
NILES October 7th.-The first rain storm
| for the season commenced this morning
about o'clock. 1t rained very hard until
| noon and is showery this evening, with in
dicatlons for more rain tonight. The rain
fall for the Storm is eighty-six hundredths
! OF an inch. No great damage is done, as
the fruit and grapes are about gathered.
NEWMAN, October 7th. - Fifteen hun
dredths of an inch of rain has fallen at this
place since 8 A. NJ. The wind is still in the
southeast.
SAN RAFAEL October 7th.-It commenced
raining last evening at Z o'clock and has
continued at intervals since. The prospects
are good for stormy night. The rainfall
| for the storm is 112 inches.
CAYUCos. October 7th.-The storm seems
| to be breaking. Total rainfall for ten
hours is l 05 inches.
SAN JUAN SOUTH, October 7th-The first
| rain of the season fell to day. Precipita-
ton, .55 of an inch.
FRESNO, October 7th.-It began raining
| at II o'clock to-day and continued until
| about 5, .4S of an inch falling. Owing to
| the information furnished by the United
States Signal Service station, most of the
| raisirs which were sill out were cared for
| and bat very little damage has resulted.
| Indications are good for more rain during
| the night.
SANTA Rosa, October Sth.-The rainfall
| for the storm is .95 of an inch. The clouds
are breaking tonight, and the indications
are for frosty weather.
BAKERSFIELD, October 7th.-A strong
| wind sprung up about P. NJ, continuing
| for an hour, and eliminating in q gentle
| continuous rain that promises for all night
| VIsALIA, October 7gh.-It commenced tc
rain at noon and continued to pour until
! dark. 1t was unusually heavy for an early
| rain. No break in the clouds is visible
| but it is sprinklipg very little now.
| INDEPENDENCE, October 7th.-A strong
wind has been blowing all day from the
| south. 1t is showing in the high Sierras
| There is alternate cloud and sunshine in
the valley, with indications favoring rain
HURON, October 7th-It commenced
| raining at II o'clock to-day and has con.
| tinued to rain since that hour Now, at Z
P. M, it is very cloudy. The wind is from
| the south and the prospects are for very
heavy storm before morning. Stock men
are afraid the rain will damage the feed.
| MARTINEZ, October 7th-It commenced
raining this morning at 7:30 and has rained
about one inch. No damage, other than to
| hay.
| WAwoNA. October 7th.-A special dis
patch from the Big Tree Grove says thai
| over two inches of snow has fallen there
extending from the Upper Grove to the
Grizzly Giant.
| TURLoCK, October 7th.-The first rain Of
the season fell to day. The wind blew g
gale. The warehouse of John w. Mitchell
of Delhi, was unroofed.
MERGED, October 7th.-Rain commenced
falling here this morning and showers have
been falling at intervals since. So faI
slight damage has been DONE