Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-14

siderable fog, precipitating an apprecia-
Bile amount OF moisture. The highest
temperature was 81 degrees, the lowest
"A degrees. Vegetation is making a
rapid growth, and the promise is for q
good season, though rains will be needed
later to fully mature crops.
Duarte, w. w. Bliss-The weather the
past week has been all that could be de-
sired, and crops are looking we'll. Or
ange shipping has taken fresh start
and they are moving off rapidly. High
est temperature during the week 80 de.
grees, lowest A degrees. No rain fell
! this week.
Pomona, John Wasson-The weather
has been most favorable to all crops.
Orange trees that were badly whipped
by wind and partly stripped OF leaves
are beginning to bloom in profusion,
dispelling the fear that the next crop
would be short. The foliage as we'll as
blossoms is coming out strong and plen-
tiful. The deciduous fruit prospects are
excellent. Barley and wheat crops are
looking well.
Ontario, E. P. Clarke-The warm
weather the past week has been very
| favorable to grain and trees. A large
acreage is being set to orange trees, the
DldutlUk Ucluk cdIilCI tndh C0is
| Chino, Edwin Rhodes-Excellent
growing weather prevailed the past
week. The ground is still moist, and
the warm clear days have given vegeta-
| ton wonderful growth. The rainfall
this season has been only TIA inches
and two or three good showers will be
necessary to make the crops. Fifteen
hundred acres of beets have already been
| o1orkol onI oro IOipu wnI1
Redlands, Scipio Craig-The condi-
ton of the grain and hay crop is the
finest known for years, and with the
ordinary spring showers the crop is
assured the acreage is large. Apricots
are not blossoming as heavily as last
year, but the indications are good for an
exceedingly large crop. Orange trees
show a few blossoms, and indications
are good for an extra large yield next
season. The extra warm weather oi
the past week has forced growing grain
ahead rapidly.
Riverside, w. E. Keith-The weather
of the past seven days has been clear
and quite warm, the temperature rang
ing from degrees to degrees above
the normal of the past eleven years
Grain is locking we'll, but will need
more rain in week or ten days. The
highest temperature was 81 degrees
lowest, 3S degrees.
Anaheim, NJ. Nebelung-The weathe,
was practically the same as the weel
previous. Heavy fogs at night lasting
until 10 or IL O'Clock a. m., and were
very beneficial to growing grain crops.
A we'll attended meeting of the stock.
holders of the proposed beet sugar
factory was held on Saturday last.
Tustin, E. D. Buss-The weather fol-
the past week has been partly clear O
partly foggy. The grain crop is in goo6
condition, but more rain will soon b'
needed, Deciduous trees are coming
into bloom and promise well. Consid
erable planting of trees and vines il
being done. The orange crop is moving
very slowly for the date. The best o
the fruit is yet to be picked.
San Diego, United States weathe
bureau, M. L. Hearne-Clear, brigh
weather has prevailed during the week
and vegetation and crops have made 6
rapid growth. Light rain would d.
good now. but is not actually necessary
The temperature has been above th'
normal; the highest was 73 degrees
lowest AZ degrees. New potatoes are il
market of good size, and strawberrie
are coming in quite plentifully; greer
peas and other vegetables are abundant
Asparagus is in market, with price rulin
high