Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-26
freshet. There is no apprehension of dan
ger here or at Yuba City.
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freshet. There is no apprehension of dan
ger here or at Yuba City.
Clear at Gold Run.
GOLD Run, January 25th.-It rained hard
all night and until ten this morning. The
track west of here is flooded in places and
trains have TO run carefully through the
overflow. The weather is now calm and
mild, with very little wind, but it is still
threatening more storm.
High Water Feared.
FRESNO, January 25th.-It showered all
last night aud a steady downpour began
this morning. with no indications of an
abatement The weather is warm and the
snow is melting fast in the foothills Very
high water is feared.
Rain Changed to Snow.
DUTCH FLAT, January 25th-It is snow
ing again this evening" after thirty hours of
rain. The railroad is blocked east of Emil
grant Gap. The blocksded passengers were
taken out West. The barometer is low.
Very Much Discouraged.
NEWMAN, January 25th. = The storm
commenced at Z o'clock last night, and it is
still raining hard. Farmers are very much
discouraged. Never in the history of the
west side has so much rain been known to
fall at this period of the year.
Clear at Calistoga.
CALIsroGA, January 25th No rain here
to-day and there is not cloud in sight to-
night, The rainfall has been nearly
forty-nine inches. The roads are in very
bad condition and trains and stages here
have lately run irregularly.
Modest Modesto.
MODESTO, January 25th.-The rainfall
for the past twentyfour hours is Ice
inches, making total of 1916 inches for
the season. The only damage in this sec.
ton is the delay to farmers in putting in
their grain, the ground being too wet to
pillow. 1t is still raining hard, but we are
contented.
Wet Weather Streams Swollen.
GONZALES January 25th-A very heavy
rain fell last night and day, nearly two
inches, making total for the season of
about seventeen and one half inches. The
wet weather streams are all swollen to
small rivers and almost impossible.
! Fresno Alarmed.
| FRESNO, January 25th.-At 8 p. NJ. it is
| still raining hard. Men are patrolling the
canal east of the city to prevent a break.
There is serious apprehension of break
and flood in the city before morning.
| Latest From Truckee.
TRUcKEE, January 25th-The blockade
will probably be cleared tonight. The
rotary is throwing snow at lively rate
and the prospects are favorable for the run
ming of through trains tomorrow morning.
Raining at Bakersfield.
BAKERSFIELD, January 25th.-A heavy
! commenced raining, with prospects of a
hard rain all night.
Salinas River Very High.
| SaU Ianuor,, The foil
for the past twenty-four hours is 2 %
inches. Salinas river is very high. No
passenger trains south of Castroville.
Rain in the South.
SAN BERNARDINo, January 25th.-It has
been cloudy all day and threatening rain.
The storm commenced at $50 P. NJ, and
the indications are that it will rain hard
all night
Provisions Scarce.
AUBURN, January 25th.-It rained up the
mountains yesterday as far as Blue Can
yon. Provisions are very scarce in some
of the mountain towns of Placer county.
Evidently Over.
ORLAND, January 25th-The storm is
evidently over. Damage to crops is great
by drowning out. Stony creek was the
highest it ever has been, but is receding.
General Rejoicing.
REDDING, January 25th.-It has been q
beautiful clear day. All appearances indi-
cate the storm is over. There is general
rejoicing.
The Worst is Over.
WOODLAND, January 25th.-Reports from
Yolo state that the water is falling rapidly.
1t is thought that the worst is over.
River at Nicolaus.
NICoLAUs, January 25th.-The river is
thirteen feet six inches, and has risen five
inches in the last two hours.
Little Drops of Water.
Los ANGELES, January 25th.-Rain COM
menced falling at 11:30 o'clock to-day.
Weather Forecasts for To-day.