Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-24

The Storm Lets Up in the North, but
Floods the South.
PASADENA, October 23d.-The storm is still on
with no indications OF ceasing. There is q
heavy downpour. No damage is reported in
this vicinity. The total precipitation Tor the
storm up to noon to-day is six inches.
The heaviest rain of the storm was from Il
noon to P. NJ to-day, and it is still raining
1he total precipitation at noon was 7.05 inches,
or about one-third of the usual annual rainfall
Business since noon is suspended. The street.
car tracks are washed out, and the cars are
sanding in the streets waiting for the rain to
stop. Railroad traffic is also irregular, and
much damage to the streets and property has
already resulted from the last heavy shower
The wind still holds steadily in the east, and
there are no signs of an end TO the STORM
Board sidewalks and crossings are floating
around. Many houses are flooded IN the base
ments and first floors Further and more serious
damage is anticipated.
Los ANGELES, October 2Sd-It commenced
raining at IL O'Clock last night and continued
the remainder of the night IL came down in
torrents all the forenoon and still continues.
The low land south of the city is flooded
SANTA ANA. October 25th-Tbe heaviest rain
yet, fell this morning; IL is hoodlng the streets
and cutters. Several dangerous washouts have
occurred on the roads leading across the mount
aims.
SAN BRREARDINo, October 25th.-Rain has
been falling all day, and the appearance OF the
sky indicates its continuance during the night
A.,
morning. The total fall since Sunday night is
4.73 inches. The loss to the bean crop Is estl-
mated from $4,000 to 100000.
BISHOP, October 2Sd.-There was heavy rain
here all last night. The ground is completely
soaked.
HANFoRp. October 2Sd.-The damage done to
unIhrashed alfalfa seed by the late heavy rain
in this vicinity is estimated at IS Co., The dam
age 10 raisln grapes partly dried is estimated al
$4,000. The snowfall III the mountains Is very
heavy. Tulare lake has extended mile over
its laIe dimensions, and settlers ON the lotion
land are Ill fear OF being driven from their
Claims.
VIsAIIA. October 23d.-The rainfall for the
past twenty iour hours amounted to I'll inches;
for the storm, s.02; and for the season, 3.92. 1t
is cloudless new.
MERGED, October 23d.--The storm stopped to-
day. The weather is pleasant. The rainfall for
the twenty -icur hours ending at O'Clock this
morning was .53 of an inch, making for the
storm 10 inches and tor the season l.55
SANTA CRUZ, October 23d. = The rain has
cleared off, and the weather is pleasant
GILRoY, October 2Sd.-The rainfall yesterday
was .55 of an inch, making $50 inches for the
storm and 10 tor the season. The wind Is stu
south, with clear and cloudy weather alternat-
lag. The farmers are now anxious for spell
of dry weather.
Los GATos, October 2Sd.-The indications are
that the rain is over. 1t was the heaviest rain
ever known in this locality at this season OF
the year. The total fall for this rain Is 500
inches The total for the season is 1901 inches.
As this is but the commencement of the vintage
in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the crop of grapes
will be ruined.
NAPA October 23d.-Rain has ceased. The
total precipitation is 4.S4 inches for the season.
DUTCH FLAT, October 23d.-Rain has been fall
ing most OF the time during the last six days
with some snow at the summit. The weather is
still unsettled and showery.
GEORGETOWN, October 23d.-The storm is ap-
parently over. Two and forty one hundredths
inches more rain fell since yesterday, making
e.20 for the storm, and 40 for the month and
season.
WILLOWS, october 23d.-Light showers fell to-
day. The storm is apparently over. Large
ranchers suffered some loss on grain and hay
but the small farmers were all through.