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soNoMA VALLEY.
The Waters from Sonoma Creek Flood
the Town of FL VeranO.

The Waters from Sonoma Creek Flood
the Town of Eel Verano.
SoNoMA, January 27th.-The storm is
now over. No rain has fallen for forty
eight hours. The weather is sunshiny and
pleasant. Sonoma, being located on high
ground, did not suffer from the food. The
low lands in and around Ell Verano were
flooded, Sonoma creek having overlooked
its banks few miles west of Sonoma.
If we except the washing of a bridge
away at Glen Ellen aud the drowning of L.
j. Sullivan, no great damage has resulted
in this valley. ,rhe roads are in bad con-
dition and it will take a good deal of labor
ton as before the storm.
No washouts have occurred on the Soro-
ma Valley Railroad, and two trains arrive
daily on time. Should the weather con-
tinue pleasant for a few weeks the farmers
their crops, but clouds are making their
which are generally sure signs of rain in
in this section.
SANTA Rosa, January 27th.-Reports
from all parts of the county show that the
water is subsiding. 1t is estimated that
one-half the fencing in Russian River val
ley is destroyed. Many bridges are badly
damaged and others have left their moor
ings.
The water in the Russian river is very
rapidly subsiding and the farmers are re-
turning TO their homes. Santa Rosa creek
has not overfiowed It's banks, and this city
has not been under an inch of water. as re-
ported in some of the morning papers.
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UNPRECEDENTED SNOW.
Il Hail Carrier Lost Between Diamond
and Strawberry Valley.

a Mail Carrier Lost Between Diamond
and Strawberry Valley.
MARYsvILLE, January 27th.-The Yuba
and Feather rivers continued to run down
steadily to-day, and there Is no prospect of
a further rise in consequence of the late
storm. No damage is reported in this
neighborhood.
Dan Sebey, the mail carrier, started ont
from Diamond Springs a week ago last
Saturday, on snow shoes, with mail for
Strawberry Valley, and has not since been
heard of, and it is feared he has Iecished
in the snow. He lived at Strawberry Val
ley and had family.
Private advices say that on Sunday last
snow on the DoTnieville road at Camptou-
vile was six feet deep, at the Summit
House five feet, and at Ruth's ranch four
feet. These measurements show g greater
depth of snow, it is said, than has ever be-
fore been known in those localities, and
were made after the rain which brought
down the late freshet in the Yuba.
Rain fell as high up as Camptonville and
beyond, but at the localities mentioned it
had the effect of packing the snow, which
afterwards 'froze solidly on the surface as
the weather became cooler.
Local trains are running, but we have no
through trains to or from Oregon. San
Francisco papers arrived this evening on
time, which has not been the case for sew
eral days past.
passenger on the stage from the
mountains reports twenty-one feet OF snow
at Gibsonville, eighteen feet at La Porte,
ten feet at Strawberry Valley, and five feet
at Woodville. The journey FROM La Porte
TO WoodYille was made on snoW-shoes.
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STOCKTON AkD FIcrsIrY.
The Levees ON Union and Roberts Island
Closely Watched.

sgoexToN, January 9th The water
continues to fall in the channels at Stock
ton. but danger is apprehended from melt
ing SHOWS in the mountains east of this
place. The weather is clear and cool. The
sun is sh;aing brightly. 4 south wind
sprung up tbs morning, which may bring
rain. Water has Left all but the low por-
tons of the csly, where it will stand for
several days.
The Ievees along The San Joaquin are all
intact get, ssge Rough and Ready Island,
at the mouth Of Stockton channel, which
is nov q lake The break was so long it
was Impossible 10 stop it.
q tessghone message from Union Island
al O'Clock this afternoon states there is no
danger there yet, and they can stand risl
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AT VISALIA.
The Flcod Has ALated-The Rzmage
Foots Up in the Thousands.

The Flcod Has Alated-The Ezmage
Foots Up in the Thousands
VIsALIA. January 27th.-The foec has
abated. The people we're relieved this
morning when daylight showed the pin
cipal streets clear of water. The northern
portion of town is still immersed.
On the lake are msuy hsstily improyiSsd
crafts, SLED with both sezes, enjoying the
novelty Of boating. The streets look badly
wrecked.
The crossings are all walhed out and
carried away. The electric light works are
under sixteen inches of water. Last night
there was no light. The shafs,pits of the
planning mill are full. There WI be thou
sands of dollars damage.
The motor train bstween here aad Tulare
is the only one running. Both she east
and west branches OF the Southern Pacific
are disabled. The hslf-mile of railroad
between here and Goshen is swept away.
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remedies, but they did no good. L hnal-
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and, after using only a part of the con-
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heavy growth of hair. l recommend
your preparation as the best in the
world. 1T. Munday. Sharon Grove, Ky.
II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for a
number of years, and it has always given
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent dress
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Mary A. Jackson, Salem. Mass.
az have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
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represented to be. 1t restores the natu>
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my father, at about the age of fftys
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of six feet. Roberts Island levees are
threatened, and are being closely watched.
AMADoR COUNTY.
No Serious Financial Losses Reported
From the Mining Belt.

No Serious Financial Losses Reported
From the Mining Belt.
JACKSON, January 27th.-Saturday the
streams here were higher than for years.
Three and a quarter inches of rain fell from
Thursday to Saturday night
The Volcano mail-stage in trying to cross
small gulch, was swept away and the
driver and horses carried fifty yards, mar
rowly escaping death. The mail bags were
not recovered till the following day.
The main pipeof the Jackson Gas Works
was swept away. There has been no gas
the last two nights. No mails have come
from the outside since Friday night, bat
they are expected to day. No serious dam
age has been done il the mining belt.
Lambs bridge, below Drytown, was
swept away. 1t was worn out and had not
been used all winter. The sky is clear and
the snow-s,orm is over.
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canal. The water already out is working
slowly tuvyard the city and has flooded Bel
mont, E,ltmont and other additions badly,
buta large force of men is engaged in build
ing leyee along the city limits and the
water will not go into the city proper.
The weather is bright and prospects are
good for the storms being over. Two
trains from San Francisco arrived early
this morning, the first since 2 A. n. Satur-
day. They remained here till o'clock on
account of lardslides further south.
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THE ISLANDS.
The Latest Reports Say the Lower Parts
of Roberts is Flooded.

The Latest Reports Say the Lower Parts
of Roberts is Flooded.
SAN Francisco, January 9th. - Late
news from Ryer and Brannan islands is
that the former is now all right, but Bran
nan island had two feet of water on level
at last reports. Ryer island was flooded
some weeks ago on the Cache slough side,
the water rising over unfinished levees.
When the water receded it was great
satisfaction to the Landowner. DR.. w. NJ.
Ryer, of this city, to find that the levees
were intact. This he considers a demon
stration of his method of levee- building,
which is to take all material from the river
bottom, leaving the sides OF the river IN
disturbed.
This sediment soil, it is now shown, is
better adapted to resist all encroachnents
of water than any peat or surface soil that
may be put into levees.
At last reports the lower part of Roberts
island, that nearest Union island, was
under water, owing to break at Rough
and Ready. 1t was anticipated by ell that
the water would soon recede, and little
damage would be done. This portion of
the island has often been flooded.
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FEATHER AND YUBA.
There Has Been No Danger at Any Time
at Marysville.


at Marysville.
MARYsvrLLE, January 27th.-The freshets
in the rivers have rapidly subsidized since
Saturday. The Yuba is now little over
eleven feet above the original low water
mark, and has fallen more than three feet
since the highest point reached Saturday
night. The Feather has fallen to Ike
extent.
The weather is fair and cool No fur
Their rise is anticipated in consequence of
the late storm. No damage is reported
Water has been flowing through the old
break in the levee at the Bosom place, at
Lower Feather river, but there is no chance
for fresh injury there.
The water in the Tule Basin, Suffer
county, along the Sacramento river, has
again risen; also, in Reclamation District
No. 20, but there is little chance for fresh
damage over there, as the December flood
covered the lands overlooked
Here in Marysville there has been no
danger whatever, notwithstanding sensa-
tioual reports to the contrary printed by
certain papers in San Francisco.
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Ell DORADO COUNTY.
The Snow is Stin Two Feet Deep in tn
Streets of Georgetown.

The Snow is Still Two Feet Deep in the
Streets of Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN, January 9th. - The
weather has cleared once more. The rain
fall for the twenty7fonI hours ending Sat-
urday morning amounted to 2e0 inches.
This heavy rain, falling as it did upon
snow from two to three feet in depth for
upward of thirty hours, caused the streams
TO rise very fast, but the temperature fell
rapidly Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing, reaching fSo.
This has checked the rapid thaU and
will materially lessen the flow of water to
the rivers. The rainfall for January is
1926 inches; fer the season. to date, 81 81
inches, and for the same date last year,
1878 inches.
The roof of the josephine mine, at Vol
canoville, is the last reported to have ssr-
cnmbed to the weight of snow. Snow is
still from one to two feet deep in and
ssound town.
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NAPA COUNTY.
Streets of st. Helena Badly washed-No
Serious Losses.

Streets OF st, Helena Badly Washed-No
Serious Losses.
ST. HELENA, January 27th.-There has
been no rain since Friday night. The sun
has been shining brightly most of the time.
Sunday and this morning a heavy white
frost was on the ground. 1t is feared the
storm is not vet over. There is no damage
to property here. The streets are badly
washed out, but can be easily repaired.
The most damage done was to property
along the banks of the Napa river. AT j.
N. Mayheld's place, about four miles down
large piece of his vineyard.
1t is estimated that it will take 81 600 to
make the necessary repairs. Many small
bridges and the approaches from large ones
have been wasEed awsy. The rainfall for
the season is 5I.61 inches. The barometer
is low.
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At PACIFIC GROVE.
thousands of Pine Trees Frustrated
Cottages Damaged.


PACIFIC grove, January 27th.-The new
storm reached here in its full force Friday
night, and blew a perfect gale for five Or
six hours, dwelling hundreds of tall pines,
estimated By some as high as thousands,
and which carried damage to many pretty
cottages, as they fell by the force Of the
wind.
Mrs. McKay's dwelling was moved sew
ersl feet and partially tipped over, COM
polling the occupants to leave on short no.
tice. Heavy signs fell and shrubbery was
twisted of. No,person was injured.
It continued to rain heavily Saturday
Yesterday there seemed TO be fine pros
peet of its clearing of, but to-day it is again
cloudy.
Communication with the outer world
was cut off both by mail and telegraph IN
til last evening. TIE rainfall for the pres
ent storm was 2 25inches total fsg the sea-
son, % inches.
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AFTER THE STORM.
The Damage Hot So Great as Vas
Feared From First Reports.
RIVERS AND CREEKS FALLING.
The Islands Along the LoweE Sac
ramento are All Right-Many
Railroad washouts.
s1TUATIoN AT NAPA.

IsPEon1 D1srATcHr TO TIE REccaD-UMOs.l
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IoNE CITY.
A Few Hours of Sunshine Brings Back
Her Former Beauty.


lone CITY, January 27th.-Old SOP
shows with unusual splendor to-day, and
Is drying up the mud left in the wake Of
the receding waters. Oar people received
no mail yesterday or the day before from
San Francisco. While our people have
been put to great disadvantage by rain and
food, no damage of any great moment has
been experienced. There is no special
damage from the flooded district below this
city.
Some damage was done to the yard and
garden fences OIL II. Hall and L. L. Scho-
eneman, of lone.
a day or two Of sunshine. few hours of
the smiles OF old sol" and this place will
again be the pride of the foothills and
no one would know that her fair features
had been disturbed by an angry and muddy
flood
The funeral of Albert Dunlap, the young
boy who was drowned in Suffer creek on
Saturday, took place this afternoon.
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WESTERN HOTEL.

FyHE LEADING HOUSE OF sACBABENTo,
1 Cal.-Hesls, rs Cents. VIZ. LAND PIOprf.
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WARM RAINS.
They are Reported Falling on the Snow
in Butte County.

III Dutte county.
ORoyILLE, January 27th.-Reports COM
ing in from the mountains say that warm
rain has set in as high up as Forbestown,
in Butte county, at which point there is
eight or nine feet of snow. The Feather
river here is rising.
Several men who came down from the
highest points in the mountains to this
city On snow-shoes, say that the amount OF
snow that is piled up in the hills cannot be
conceived or believed by people unless
they see il. If the warm rain continues in
the mountains the streams in the valley
will be filed to OVERLOOKING.
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CorToNwooD, January 27th-The wash
out between here and Red Bluff is re-
paired and trains are running. No mail
from San Francisco has arrived since the
SD inst. The weather is clear and fine to-
dav
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the formation of
dandruff; makes the
hair soft and silken;
and imparts a deli
cate but lasting per-
fume.
" Several months
ago my hair COM
menced falling out,
and in a few weeks
my head was almost
bald. l tried many
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SITUATION AT FRESNO.
1t is Considerably Improred-The Break
in the Canal Closed.

FREsro, January 27th.-The water il
Kings river has carried away the head gates
of the Fresno Fowler Ditch and the Kings
bury Canals Fortunately waste ways in
the canals were broken also, and great dam
age by wafer running down the canals TO
the plains was sgerted.
In Fresno the situation is better today.
A large force of men xss at work all night
and succeeded in closing the break in the
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THE TUoLUmNE RIVER.
It Overfiows its Banks and Floods the
Bottom Lands.

Bottom Lands.
MERGED, January 27th.-The Tuolumne
river began rising Saturday, and by Sun
day morning reached twenty.three feet
above low water, flooding the entire bot
tom. At noon the water began to recede,
and to-day it is confined within its banks.
No damage is reported, the overflow be-
ing benefit in drowning out the gophers.
The weather since yesterday morning has
been clear, with a heavy frost last night
The San Francisco mail, delayed for two
days by landslides near Martinez arrived
at o'clock last night.
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