The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-27
AFTER The STORM.
Damage in the South by Rivers
Overlooking.
Railroad Companies Rapidly Repairing
WaShOutS and Bridges.
Heavy Rains Reported From Sections Where
Sufficient Moisture Has Already
Fallen-SnOW at SiSSOn.
Special to THE MORNING CA.L

Los ANGELES, Feb. 26.-There Is no
change in the general situation in this VEIN
ity, except that every minute has been
utilized by the railroad people in getting the
tracks in shape. The first train for San
Francisco will probably leave tomorrow at
l o'clock. The situation south is much
worse and it will be probably Saturday or
Sunday before the line to Yuma is opened.
The Santa Fe is still badly blocked. The
tracks in the canyon is covered with dirt and
it will be some days before they can be
cleared. But little Is known east OF San
Bernardno. One or two trains are some
where between that place and Barstow, but
at what point is not known.
General Manager Wade arrived at San
Bernardino from Santa Ana today BY
private conveyance, and is directing repairs
from that point. twill take some days yet
before the coast line to San Diego will be
in a passable condition. The first mails
from the north are expected tomorrow by
the steamer Santa Maria from San Fran
cisco by way of Redondo. Local trains are
now running but it will be week before
everything is running smooth again.
No further reports of loss of life have
been received. and it Is now believed that
none other have occurred besides the four
heretofore reported. The loss to property Is not
SO heavy as al fist anticipated but still it is con-
siderable. Reports from Yuma are vely discour-
aging. Committees of the Board of Trade and
Chamber OF Commerce are now getting up sub
scTipttons for that place. There is no suffering
In This section SO lar as reported as result Of
The floods.
SAN BERNARDINo. Feb. 26.-Addtional par
ticuars regarding the damages by the storm
continue TO be received. Cajon Pass was badly
damaged and 1t Will be some time before the
tains get through. The railroad company Is
tying TO release the storm-bound passengers
from the trains caught between the pass. and
BarstOw. The railroad bridge twas washed away,
! bnt the bridge over Mojave, near the pass Is
| sin sale. The wagon bridges at RincOn, Au-
burndale and Riverside across the santa Aua
River are all our. The pipe line in Santa Aua
| Canyon, furnishing wafer 10 Redlands Heights,
was badly washed our. he AIessando pipe
| line received no damage and The storm did no
| damage In AleSSandro Tract.
This city has received no mail from any quar-
ter since last Sunday. A few bridges are entirely
| washed out. but every bridge IN the county this
| side of The mountains, except the Santa Fe
bridge, between this city and Redands, has been
| either badly damaged washed out. Repairs
| are being made rapidly and trains will be run
| ming again pretty generally In a day or TWO.
STOCKTON, Feb. 26.-The rainfall for the
| twenty-f0ur hours ending at $3.50 O'Clock to-
| night Is Ole OF an inch and for the month 10
| date Il, is 2.2S inches.
SAN RAFAEL Feb. 26.-Rain again commenced
| falling about noon TO-DAY and stil continues. a
very wet night is exi ected. The rainfall for the
season 10 date is 1911 inches.
LATHROP, Feb. 26.-It commenced raining at
5;30 o'clock this evening. The prospects for u
hard all-ntght rain are good.
TRACY, Feb. Pa heavy rain has been fall
Ing for two hours this evening, with indications
for an all-night rain. The wind Is southeast.
SiSsoN, Feb. 26.-SnOw commenced falling
this morning: A big storm is in progress
SONORA, Feb 26.-It is again raining very
heavily, alter a cessation of one day. The wind
is south and blowing gale. There is snow in
the mountains fifteen miles north to the depth Of
three feet There Is every indication. OF another
severe storm.
NEVADA CITY, Feb. 26.-1t recommended
storming about dark this evening, and is showing
| fast at all points slightly above here. Much rain
| and snow is falling in this city.
MODESTO Feb. 26.-Rain began to fail at dark
| this evening. ana gives evidence of heavy fall.
| Inc fainfaiI fortne season Is 4.s6 inches. An
GILRoY, Feb. ga slight sprinkle of rain
Tell to-day, aud more may tall tonight. IL Is not
needed, ana farmers would gladly dispense with
a further visitation at present.
RED BLUFF, Feb. Pct was raining hard to.
day and over quarter of an inch fell III a short
Time. Ii bids fair to ram all night.
| PETALUMA. Feb. 26.-lt commenced raining
| again THIS AFTERNOON ABOUT O'clock, aud has
! ralned hard since.
CHICO, feb. pa heavy rain set in about 3
| O'Clock his afternoon. II It continues. strong
Tears are expressed That mucn damage will re-
suit, as the Sacramento River is very high.
MARYsYILLE, Feb. 26.-Rain began falling at
O'Clock this afternoon. Tie fall 10 O'Clock
was OBS OF an inch, when 1t was stu raining.
NAPA, Feb. ga heavy rain set in again
about 3 O'clock this afternoon and still CON
tinues tonight. Those who were so anxious for
rain some days ago now cry enough
SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 26.-AfteT a day and half
OF clear weather 1t began raining here at 2
O'Clock to-day and has poured down steadily