The herald., 1895-01-20

| tlo ranches hDONb buht uhppoulns uphi
the drsinways from the monntAins and
the foothill region.
Judge Frank P FREY made visit to
and examination OF his Mountain View
| orange grove Yesterday afternoon and
reports that NO serious results were
noted at any point on his rou'e; that he
found his tress in splendid shape.
TRAINS HELD AT BURBANK
~BuRRANK, Ian - is Special to The
| Herald We have plenty oi rain.
| about four and half or fivs inches
having fallen during the week. The
streets are bad washed in some places.
Trains have been Obliged to lie at Bur-
| bank all nighs on account OF the I'M
safeness in crossing the rejuoka wash.
CLEAR AT SANTA MICA
SANTA MONICA. Jau. ID. Especial to
THE HER,LD The rain has ceased +,
TEN porarily, at least. with every pros
pect OF more before morning. 1t 10 clear
and warm. with bsvy rain ciouds in
northerly and easterly directions.
The stream at the Santa Monica canon
assumed Immense proportions during
the heavy rains OF Yesterday, roaring
like lion on its passage to the sea.
SERIOUS wAsHoUTs AT ANAHEIM
ANAuEIM. Jan. D.-[Special to The
HERALD. Rain has been the order of
the day here since Monday morning.
All farming operations have been sus-
pended and in the lowlands blowing
Will be necessarily post poned for several
days after the cessation OF the rain.
Serious washouts have occurred in
various places. About 500 feet OF the
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| Olive bridge washed away yesterday.
The six O'Clock north bound passenger
on the Santa Fe ran into a washout
near Fullerton last evening. about one.
quarter of mile of the track buing
undermined. The train was backed up
to ADaleim aud tne passengers and
crew remained ia this city last night.
Two construction trains with crews
worked like beavers to place the track
in condition for travel, which they ac-
com plished in time for the detained
passenger train to leave hera at III
O'Clock u. m There are no traids run
ming on the Southern Pacific this morn
ing. The rainfall Ut to date for the
storm since SUNDAY night is "a inches,
for the season | | 80 inches.
havoc AT SANTA ANA.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 19.-TSpscial to The
HERALD The late storms have played
havoc with the railroads in this county.
The frat bad washout was at Ell T)ro.
whore the uthbound passenger went
iato the ditch. The baggage Car turned
over and one coach left the track. No
ons was reported hurt. TIE engine that
lies here over night went to the assist
ance of the wrecked train, but another
wsshout occurred between the wreck
and this city. 80 the engine could not
reach the spot.
This morning the early Santa Fe train
started out, but owing to high water it
was thought best not to attempt 10 90
on, and the train returned 10 this city.
The Southern Pacific train that stays
at Tustiu made a start from there, but
at Mcpherson the bridge over the Santi.
ago creek was washed out. ana that
train, too, went back.
A number of washouts arc reported
all along the line OF the Southern Pacific.
but the Santa Fe seems TO be all right.
A special from Los Angeles came in at
about 2 80 but brought no papers. The
Santa Ana river is very high and has
broken over the leve9s in nu mber oil
places.
The Filth street bridge is all right,
and nearly all The water is passing I'M
der it; but great deal of the water
below the bridge is going over the bank
to the west down through the low land,
flooding everything.
About l O'Clock this morning two or
three wagons loaded with household
goods, and with stock tied behind the
wagons, passed through the city, but no
one seems to know where they went. 1t
is suppose they were driven out by the
high water.
j. w. T. Kimball today attempted to
90 to his nome west OF the river
from this city, but at the junction OF
First street and the north and south
road, west of the river. the water from
the overflow of the river was almost
equal to the rivsr itself. and Kimball
had to return to the city and get boat
to get across the water to his family who
we're hemmed in by the overflow OF the
river.
A train came in on the Santa Fe this
afternoon. Regular trains will run
hereafter. The Southern Pacific will not
be repaired for day or two.
SAND SHIFTING AT REDLANDs.
REDLANDs. Jan. Especial to The
HERALD. The rain has caused sand
and other debris to be deposited
at the lower end of Domestic reservoir
caflon ditch, on j. w. Sutherlsnd's
property to point above. on Citrus
avenue. some 200 feet. 1t was filled up
from l6 inches back to the grade.
DESTRUCTION AT SAN BERNARDINo.
/ SAN BERNARDINo, Jan. 1S.-[Specisl to
THE HERALD. The sixth day of the
storm has been signalizsd by the hsav-
lest rainfall of the season, the washing
out OF two railroad bridges, stopping
trains in almost all directions and par
alyzng business generally.
The record Of the rainfall OF the last
| "a hours Ia 1.73 inches. and the total for
the storm is 7.05 inches. The Santa
Fe bridge ovsr Lytle creek. just west OF
the city, became impossible last night,
one bent being carried out by ths flood
which swept down from the mountains.
The railroad people at once went to
repair the damage. and this morning
were able to transfer trains, and they
have been running all day, but badly
behind time.
The motor bridge over Lytle creek
went out last night and 100 feet of the
grade at the north approach lie badly
washed and no trains will be abls to
cross for number of days. No attempt
has yet been made at repairing as the
pile drivers are all busy on the main