Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-30
The Present Storm General Throughout
the State.

the State.
AUBURN September 29th.-It commenced
raining here about 5 o'clock last evening
and has rained at intervals ever since, with
more OF less thunder and lightning. The
grapes in the lower part OF the county will
be greatly injured.
VAcAvILLE, September 29ih.-Rsin COM
menced falling shortly after dark last night,
and uD TO O'Clock this morning .2S of an
inch of rain were recorded. Some damage
probably has been done to grapes and
peaches out drying, b1t it will be slight.
NORTH SAN JUAN, September 29th.-The
first rain of consequence since last June
commenced last evening and has been con-
tinuing steadily ever since. The weather
for the past week up 10 yesterday was ex
caedingly warm. The rain is gladly well
coined.
RED BLUFF, September 29th.-It rained
last night and to-day, and is threatening
more rain. Sheaving grain and hay haul
ing are stopped. Unless it rains good
deal worse. no material damage will be
done. The farmers are rejoining at prospect
of putting in grain. There has been some
damage to raisin and wine grapes.
ORovILLE, September 29,h.-It COM
menced raining here at 10 o'clock Last night
and continued until noon. Over half an
inch of rain has fallen. 1t is still cloudy
and threatening. But little damage can be
done in this vicinity.
MARYsvILLE, September 29,h-Eighty-
three one-hundredths Of an inch of rain
fell here during last night. 1t is still
cloudy, with Indications of more rain.
Hops hava nearly all been taken care of.
The rsisin crop is liable to suffer ii the rain
continues for any length Of time.
SAN DIEGO, September 29th.-Rain has
been falling since 6 o'clock last evening.
Rain is reported in Ell Cajon and vicinity.
DowEIEvILLE, September 29.h-There
has been generous rainfall all over the
mountains. 1t is most welcome to lay the
dust and purify the atmosphere.
NEVADA, September 29th.-One inch of
rain fell last night and the storm still con.
tinues.
s1ssoN, September 29th.-A general rain
throughout this section started in early
this morning and still continues.
CoTToNwooD, September 29h.-The first
general rain of the season began last night
and has continued all day.
SANTA BARBARA, September 29th.-One
and half inches of rain fell last night.
The weather is still threatening. There is
considerable damage to beans and pampas
plumes.
CORNING, September 29th.-The first rain
of the season commenced at s o'clock this
morning and still continues.
GILRoY, September 29th.-Rain COM
menoed falling Saturday night, continuing
Sunday and to-day, in light drizzling show
ers, aggregating 33 of an inch. Little dam
age is reported thus far to grapes and
fruits.
HoLLIsTER, September Goth. = Nearly
half an inch of rain fell last night and to-
day. with prospect of more tonight. The
grain is all thrashed, hay bsled and fruit
gathered. The rain, therefore, has done
but little damage.
PETALUMA, September 29:h.-A light rain
commenced falling here this afternoon.
MARTINEZ. September 29.h.-Half an
inch of rain has fallen here. Late grapes
are considerably damaged.
HEALDsBURe, September 29:h-Rain fell
last night and to-day. No damage has
been done 10 the fruit crop yet, though
much damage is feared if the rain con-
tinues.
NAPA, September 29th.-A heavy shower
of rain fell last night, and the outlook is for
more. Immense damage TO the grape crop
will result if the storm continues long.
ELvERANo September 29ih.-Rain set in
this afternoon, and there is anxiety among
the vineyardists for fear of damage to the
grapes, as picking has just begun,
SAN DIEGO, September 18th. 1t has
been raining in this county for several
days in an intermittent fashion, and the
raisin- growers of the Cajon. Sweetwater,
and other fruit valleys are in gloomy
mood, and say that if clear weather does
not come soon it will result in the loss of
over 100000 and the raisin crop, which
promised to be nearly double the output of
last year, be reduced 10 an average. The
present storm is the heaviest ever Known
in San Diego during September.
TRACY, September 29.h-Half an inch of
rain fell last night, and since noon there
has been regular downpour of 90 inches.
1t is still raining. Over 10000 sacks of
grain are out in this county, mostly covered
with straw, and 600 tons of hay in stacks.