Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-01
THE CROPS.

Encouraging Reports Received from
Large Number of Localities.
Following are the crop reports receives
by Signal Officer Barwick for the weel
ending last evening:
Yreka-A. G. Murdoch. Grain and al
kinds of fruits are doing well. Pasturag
| is better than ever known before.
| Redding-C. C. Bush. Fruit continus t,
promise we'll. Some light showers ar
| needed for late-sowed grain.
Anderson-H. K. Pet,ygrove. All crop
have been favorably affected.
Willows-A. W. Seahorn. Peaches AMI
apricots are doing we'll. The CLOUDY
weather and damp atmosphere have al
fected everything very favorably.
Marysviile-G. w. Peacock. A larg
quantity of hay has been cut, and is mostly
in stack. Late-sown grain improving
early-sown shows some blight on top O
the head.
Wheatland w. Hubbard. CROWN,
grain in this section is improving as thu
season advances.
Woodland. R. Springer. The ho
north wind of last week gave place to {
cool south wind this week. Winter.sowr
grain is developing finely summer fallow
is doing well also. Fruit prospects are
good.
Newcastle-C. II. kellogg. The berry
and cherry crops are abundant. Peaches
will be light crop.
Folsom. II. Sturgis. Hay crop nearly
all cut. Grapes still look unusually fine.
Suffer Creek-E. c. VOORHEES,. All crops
favorably affected.
Lodi-E. Fiske. The last few cool days
have done the crops good.
Denverton-S. K. Nurse. This cool
weather is favorable for all crops.
Napa City-W. H. Martin. All Gro rs
are looking well. Grapes are doing finely.
Santa Rosa-C. G. Farmer. All crops are
doing finely.
Upper Lake.. d. Hammond. Hay
crop light, but grain improving. Grapes
are in bloom.
Hydesyille-E. t. Fooss. All crops favOra-
bly, aft ,cted.
Fruitvale-A. Perkins. The continuous
fog and low temperature is favorable for
cherries, il it does not continue too long,
but unfavorable for other fruits and hay
ing.
Salinas-E. K. Abbott. Weather cool
and moist from fog, and crops have done
better, especially wheat and barley.
Livermore-A. ]. Palmer. Hay crop an
average.
Chino-J. WATSON. Corn crop promises
well. Wheat and barley below the aver
age.
National City "A. Wood. Cloudy
weather has slightly retarded fruits. Every
thing promises to be above the average ex-
cepting grain.
Tehama-John Lea. The temperature
for the last few days has been below the
average, and at times little cloudy, though
no rainfall. All crops have been favorably
affected.
Colusa-J. d. McNary. All crops are
doing well. Haying has progressed rapidly
during the week.
Nicolaus-A. Pendleton. A week of
cold winds and cloudy weather has affected
haying unfavorably, there being large
amount that is cut.
Jackson-Richard Webb. The weather
is cloudy and cold for the season. The
hay cut has been injured somewhat on ac-
count of not curing properly.
Centreville-H. Overacker, Jr. Most all
crops look well. Volunteer hay is light,
and contains altogether too much wild
timothy and clover.
The rainfall during the week was OI of
an inch at Folsom, a sprinkle al Suffer
Creek, sprinkle at Chino and II of an
inch at National City.
The following weekly crop telegram was
sent to the Chief Signal Officer at Wash
ington. ID. c.: THE cool weather of the
past week has favorablv affected the grain
and fruit crops in all parts of the State"