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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
RUNS OF TIE RAcERa.
Six Thousand Sporting People Out 9
New Orleans and the Betting Lively.

Six Thousand Sporting People Out NJ
New Orleans and the Betting Lively.
Nov Orleans. Jan. l2.-Thc wether to-
day was all that could be- desired and the
attendance WAS mp ina the 600. The track
was heavy aud lumpy ana the sport Of
f5red was OF the first class order. Tho
betting on every race was good
and lively. and the bo0lsmak-
ers had no very easy time of
it, as the talent came out strong. by back
ing the place horses pretty heavily ana
Whip-sawiug la nearly every event. Pet
tingill gave a couple of doses of discipline
To the jockeys by sticking a fine of S2j
catch against Fink and Cassin for their
conduct at the post in the second race.
and Sherrin got so fine 10y the Judges
in the fourth. Barrett also got dose of
$40 in the firth race.
Summaries follow.
First Three-fourths OF mile.
selling. Wanda Il. lU2, Haerr, 3 10 ]. won.
with Malaga, loo, a. Barrett. = 10 J. sec-
ond, ana Denver 102. j. Hill, 10 ]. third.
Time :2l1s.
Second Race Three-fourihs Of . mile.
selling. q. y. Cox, ", Cassln, TO T. won.
with ripstan, 100. 10 !, second. and Guard.
l02, Penn. to ]. third. Time 1:2l.
Third Race-Five-ei ghths of "A mile. sell
ing. Cora 1pG Leigh. to g. won, with
Blackball, lO3, Thorp, 10 ], second, and
Cheno8 l05. j. HIN. to I. thrd. Time -.
Fourth Race-One and one-siXteenth
miles. purse Marcel y. a. Clayton.
TO s. won, with Miss Mamie. 80, Sherrin,
TO l. second. and Billy Mckenzie, o.
Harold. 9 to T. third. Time 200
Firth Race-Five-eig hths OF mile sell
ing. Festival. l03 Penn. 10 !. won, with
Red Top. lV2. 4. Clayton. pa to ]. second.
and Maquon l05, j. Hil1, ~ TO ]. third
Time 1:07ia.
Richmond. Va. Jan. l2.-ln the case of
the commonwealth against the Alexan-
der Island races and pool sellers Judge
Wexford refused this morning 10 dis
solve the Injunction, but suspended it's
operations until Jan. .. in order to give
the defendants time TO prepare their
answer
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On me ground az this writsrs --...,--
-'.O-leter registered degrees -. ' ..
GO this morning
81 ing iield. III. Jan. I2.-O-a,s -t---.
19l-a-. - Ole ami sudden declines In ~
rbs--.- ~ Arfed here yesterday =
,,, ,'e.-'e 'i - degrees being recorded IN
ra,yfs+.r. CLOCK the Thermometer
q y degrees below zero
49,. -'l-' N'ln-, Jan All .it,- vast..-
+ -. y Iy gradually lowered until
-.--'- ls degrees below zero az -
~ ms moru.ng lt stood AZ : -.
"i.h Esht northwest wind
~ Louis AiO., Jan. la-Tha rol7es+
m oi The season prevails to-.fa,-
- curry mas fallen g. degrees since
laay afternoon. At q o--foct -bis
l'i1i Hils u registered degrees b..ro.,-
80 - 4 brisk northweSterlv gale vra-
"llis ana the indications were -hat
~ ufy would continue dropping for
1lle heAi tWeuty-four hours
reports Received from tfrourboft+ +t..
STATE end in Southern Illinois A-s.-.s-
a 5I,, North Texas state that the cold
1ieA extends 70 those points No suov.
mas fallen at St Louis.
''N'lhhati, %, Jan. 12.-La~t night WIS
Oiit OF lhe worst nights at The winter IL
showed almost incessantlv and tb.. ..ir5
Mo9 billhs cold. ana very strong. Tho
tv9V ABOUT Tour inches an hour rt
Nl0ulEht standing at "a feat. THE in5i-
cations are that unless the cold s1ar
Shzehs the rise, 80 feet viii be reached
De4oIe sunday morning Much higher wa
ter than that is uot expected
hlcaso Jan. 1..-Beu0rts from Iowa
lllAois, and the northwest show thar the
mercury Is from 10 degrees 10 r. degrees
DrioW zero. As many poor families are un-
prepared for the sudden change much
suffering viii inevitably result.
4 heavy snow storm prevails in North
ern Michigan and Wisconsin. which viii
De OF great benefit 10 IN. lumbermen.
Omaha, Neb., Jan i3-The Missouri
Valley was swept yesterday bv cold
wave or unusual severity A repetition OF
the blizzard of seven years ago. in
which many lives were lost. is feared
The wind reached o. velocity Of 80 miles
per hour last night, accompanied by snow
III some sections. There viii probably be
great suffering among The destitute in
Western Nebraska.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
MUST PAY THE INCOME TAX.
The Failure to Appropriate Won't
Nullify the Law.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Gordon Of
Georgia. in conversation with senator's to-
dav. called attention to certain provis-
ions in the income tax law which compel
tax payers to make returns and pay their
taxes upon incomes whether the pend
ing appropriation passes or not He said;
",rhe mere Withholding of the appropria-
ton asked will have no effect whatever
except perhaps, to deceive the unin-
formed and beguile them into a feeling
of security and to neglect compliance
with the plain requirements of the law
Itself Those who hope to escape the
navment of their income tax through
the failure Of congress to make the APP
nropriation asked for, and who thus
neglect making their returns at the
time fixed by the law. will find them
selves involved in so per cent. heavier
taxes and will be compelled TO pay them.
Failure by congress TO appropriate money
to collect the income tax VIII not pre-
vent such collection and 1t IS d cruel
wrong to the people to mislead them N
this matter"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
To Indict the TOBACCO TRUST.

Raleigh. y. c.. Jan. IA special to
the News and Observer from Wintson,
n c., says that District Attorney Glenn.
of the western district will bring an in
dictment against the American Tobacco
Company as It trust at the instance Of
Attorney General Osborne. Mr.. Glenn is
now in Washington City.
The republican caucus held tonight re-
suited in adjournment without taking q
ballot for United States senator. The
Pritchard forces fought strenuously for a
ballot but the anti-Pritchard force, which
is really the field against Pritchard, after
six tie ballots, succeeded in securing a
postponement until Monday night, when
the caucus well reconvene. This is a vic
tory for CANDIDATE a. Il. Holton. The
Pritchard men are greatly disturbed, but
a great effort is being made to keep them
in line. Boyd and Dockery are the dark
horses, with a possible re-entering Of
Mott. whose retirement was announced
last night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
BASE BALL IN THE SOUTH.
The Central ana Southern Leagues Apt
to Be Merged.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 12.-The Central
ana Southern Baseball leagues. which
have engaged in a scramble for the south
ern territory, are to hold Joint meet
ing nj Atlanta Monday. when it is pro-
posed TO unite the leagues 10 include
New Orleans, Montgomery. Nashville. Al
lanta. Memphis. Little Rock, Evansville
and Chattanooga.
New Orleans. La, Jan. 12-President
Henry Powers Of the New Orleans Base
Ball Association viii leave tonight for
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he win attend
a meeting of the Southern League which
is to be held in that city on Monday.
The league will arrange for permanent
organization and determine as TO what
cities shall be represented in the season
of 1895.
George Stallhngs Of Nashville, Central
League, and NJ. a. stone OF Little Rock
viii attend the meeting.
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HOMESTEAD MEN TO MEET.
An Effort to Get the Men in Line for
ORGANIZATION

Pittsburg, Jan. 12.-Another meeting Of
steel workers employed by the Carnegie
Steel Company at the Homestead works
has been scheduled for tomorrow. The
call has created much comment in labor
circles. The object of the meeting is TO
get the men IN line for organization. IN
order that they may be better enabled
to resist reductions and adjust grieyau .es.
The present movement is asitatel priu-
c.pslly by the men VINO broke the famous
strike Of 1892. They are now ready to
enter into an organization. provided the
old men who figured in thai strike. and
who We're taken back, VIII also join in the
movement. The new men fear treachery
and are, Therefore, exceedingly guarded
IN their action.
President Garland Of the AmaIgamated
Association of Iron ana Steel Workers
pleads ignoranc- of any new attempt 10
organize the Homestead men.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
NEW SHIPS AND 1000 MORE MEN
Secretary Herbert's Naval Recommen-
dations A ut to 20 Through.

Washington, Jan. l2.-There Is little
reason 10 doubt that the naval bill which
will be reported to the House next week
will carry an appropriation for three
new battle ships. This is the number
recommended by Secretary Herbert in
his annual report and the disposition
of the committee which has been careful
ly polled is TO meet his views not only
on this point, but very probably upon
his other recommendation that the en-
listed force be increased by 1000 men.
The subcommittee as yet have not dis
cussed this latter proposition, but there
is a manifest disposition on the part
of the members to comply with all the
secretary's recommendations The three
battIeships recommended by the secretary
are OF 10000 tons displacement, and will
cost, exclusive of their armament about
S4 coo 600 each.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
\ EXPRESS CAR ROBBED.
"a Rlriits Hold up Three Men and
R3nSlCk The Safe.

49,. Packages Thrown Into a Bag
carried OF When the Train
-,.-.f up at Junction Near
-..-.--us-The Robbers Supposed to
secured Not Less Than $1,000.
- Men in the Express Car Unable to
.,v-btne IN the Teeth OF the Re-
.,-.-s Pointed at Their Heads.
IT,. Jan. 12--While passenger
~. 1n the Burlington ROAD was
D.. Icothe. a small station ten
this city. at o'clock tonight
haskell robbers jumped into the ex
Through the side door. which had
t.eu closed. They presented re-
-..- -h- heads of the express mes
-..f taeeage Inan. Under cover OF
-.s..rs the employees were bound
~ o., Tie robbers held his pistol at the
men while his confederate went
i ..- -.t- Of th= express car, which was
He threw ell the packages ana
into a bag.
-r. tralu was nearing the city the
Jerk came into the express car and
rrei by revolvers without being
or eassed.
-4. tr slowed up at Milwaukee
Few miles from this city, and
gave the robbers an opportunity TO
ths train and escape in the dark
IS over the railroad tracks.
sm.l clerk released the prisoners and
=-- The train entered the Ottumwa
-,. The police were notified and a posse
s-.sl IN pursuit.
4 r-.~,hi1s in the safe was taken but is
believed the robbers got more than
cash
~.- robbers were disguised as farmers.
4 he property stolen was being carried
4 tss American Express. The railroad
s- think he amount stolen is much
4 -gsr .14n stated.
express messenger is bruised and
\ rs-ns from the nervous shock TO such
4 extent mat he can give little informa-
The robbers were evidently profession
j Despite their rural attire. Both wore
1- brown overcoats. One wore blue
lis trousers, and the other blue over
The agent. who was at work when
i entered. had little time TO inspect
II attire before he was knocked down
. forced TO give up the keys to the safe
4 aHnler was placed in two grain sacks
the robbers carried. 1t is thought
d robbers had confederates near here.
74- they were taken to a place of
4 l.u-ut 20 a carriage.
T1. train IS "a mail train, but does not
y he Well filled through safes of the
s company. The local safe. which
robbed frequently, contained large
ms ID. money. The express ccmpany's
a.s Will give out no information in
4 tr. ~ the amount secured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

Guyton, Ca, Jan. 12.-The store Of ]. y.
Shearouse is 10 ne enlarged.
Dr.. W ). Simmons is inclosins his lot
and will build at an early day
Mr.. Friedman is having a new front put
on his store house
The brick building or Alderman Z. ]. Foy
IS in process of erection. and will be
pushed to completion as rapidly as pos
sible.
There was a very successful phantom
party at the town hall this evening
J. c. Fox won the company medal at
the monthly practice Of the minute men,
and Mir. Harrison has the BOBBY for the
month.
Several persons have visited Guyton
during the week with the view OF renting
dwellings for the year.
Miss Emmie Bird went to Marietta this
week and has entered the high school
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
Augusta,s New omcera.

Augusta Ga, Jan. 12-The city council
tonight reelected all OF the city officers
except city Attorney Davidson, who was
defeated by NJ. p. Carroll and City Gem
etery Keeper j. VI. Hayes, who was de-
feated by J. II. Bradenberg. All the others
were unanimously elected, a secret eau
Gus having decided the question on the
night previous
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 12.-The report
about Taylor of South Dakota being I'M
der arrest in Memphis doubtless grew
out OF the fact that negro bearing
the same name is held here on suspicion
Of crimes committed in the north. and
telegraphic messages concerning him
we're sent TO different points.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
RETREAT OF THE CHINESE.
The CeIestials Expected to Make a
Stand at the Great Wall.

London, Jan. ia dispatch to the
Star from Tien-Tsn says the Japanese
are steadily advancing upon Chin Chow
and the Chinese are slowly retiring to the
great wall, where they intend to make
stand. The progress of both is impeded
by heavy snow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
BITTER COLD AND SNOW.
be Geld Wave on in Full Force
throughout the North.

tArOuEnCuG the h Orth.
Jan. 12.-The cold wave which
A been lowering around Chicago the
j .tc.y or TWO is on in earnest, and the
3. as-rraeable weather of the season
ss RESULT This morning the thermom-
r-d 10 degrees below zero
rsa wHf dense fog and smoke added
the DIS mtort. The change in the
g,r though predicted by the
4 ttr bureau. found everybody unpre-
a o. a 4 o clock yesterday afternoon
,v' Gown on the city with the
betty ot q cyclone. At that time the
rcUry stood at21 degrees above. Thirty
a4,es later Il had fallen to Z degrees
w. A nnv, dry snow was falling this
ming
Marquette Mich. Jan. 12.-over two
f, Of snow las fallen here in the last
4 iesa hours. and it has drifted so
.y as 10 bring local traffic to a com
4 re halt. Railroad trains so far have
I fallen much behind schedule time,
4 lt trouble is anticipated on some sec
Ions of the roads.
ne tug q w. GIlett, belonging to the
i7't Towing and Wrecking Company
'h'' city. was blown from her moor
oS '1e heavy gale this morning and
81 aarl aground. The sea is breaking
q aer with fun sweep, and the tug
PROBABLY be a total wreck.
'a. l1e',r Mich, Jan. ia heavy
' storm trayersed the upper PENN
20 rom west to east yesterday, and lum-
."el ore feeling much more cheerful.
-'fio there has been a great deficiency
'" 10 The pine region, and lumber
were 10 despair. Houghton reports
'''. 9L e'sht inches there, six inches at
'''aee and a large number of
'-'Iaea Who had left the logging
''s' have started back. Advices from
PARIS OF the pine district show that
-al.en in sufficient quantity to
ae 1mbermen to begin opera tons.
~ s7oosa, Tenn, Jan. IA high
i'7l reaching the force Of a cy-
W. L4lAG G-lN carry THIS
Missionary Ridge broke the
q the hurricane aud undoubtedly
cry from serious damage. As
or less loss of a minor nature
e.-l
m o. W. Va, Jan. 1.-THE Their
zsr, mere registered 1 degree below
r- CLOCK p. m, aud the weather
l. r. .- colder. There is heavy snow
1e mountains.
- Va. Jan. 12-The mercury
degrees here last night A
No. 9fu is raging to-day.
Tenn, Jan. 12-The Their
feslsters ! degree below zero
a- tonight, and it is growing
gf--. ~ mercury has dropped As de-
ia- o'clock this morning. Four
lor-.. snow fell in four hours this
AZ Bristol the thermometer
9 degrees below.
rs y" Va, Jan. 12.-Between
(, 2. m. to-day the mercury fell
j, O.. Jan. 12.-Thermometer is
~ below zero.
.e' o. Jan. 12.-From a. m. to
s1.r- ne mercury fell from "a degrees
cal,-t earees below zero
5a.--.S' ~, Jan. 12.-The mercury is
~ below at I0p. IN.
j. .oh' Ind, Jan. 12.-The mercury
ao@ e7s below zero with a foot OF
ii r-'.. lle- Pa, Jan. 12.-The mercury
hour. degrees above to zero in two
81. a blizzard is blowing.
B. s9. ny, Jan. Fit is 10 degrees
~ zero here
'r,,r... o., Jan. 12.-The mercury
several degrees last night. A
Ls...- torn IS in progress to-day.
oil, y" Jan. l2-It began showing
loon ~, O'Clock yesterday after
r s., mas been at it continuously
There Is six inches Of snow
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Off for Hampton Roads.

New York, Jan 12.-The United States
cruiser New York. the flagship of the
North Atlantic squadron, passed out 10
sea at S:25 O'Clock this morning. She
will proceed to Hampton roads TO meet
the other ships of the North Atlantic
SQUADRON, and will sail in their com
pany to the West Indies for a winter
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Mrs. Astor,s Funeral.

New York. Jan. Fl ne funeral services
over the remains Of the late Mrs. Mary
Paul Aston wife of William Waldorf As
tor were held this morning at Trinity
chapel at 80 o'clock. The church was
..rowied with the wealth and fashion of
New York and adjacent cities, but the
funeral was conducted with quiet sim
tlsrfrI-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
A Steam er Aahore.

Norfolk, Va, Jan 12.-The British
steamship Lord Londonderry, from Bal
t.more to Belfast, IS ashore OF Wind
mill Point, mouth Of the Rappahannocls
river. The Merritt Wrecking Company
has sent an expedition to her assistance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13

London. Jan. lord 1tahuoIP 7. !
Cbnrcbiu was suddenly seized last night
with an attack Of heart weakness; Wnlcn
threw him into a state of coma he Fal-
lied this morning, and is now cohscl9uS'
but has not yet regained his strength
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
Col. Colt Indicted.

Columbus. o.. Jan. 12.-Col. A. 3. Colt
received telegram this afternoon from
Washington Court House stating that he
had been indicted for manslaughter in
connection with the recent riot. sheriff
Cook was not indicted,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-13
More Deaths From the Grin.

New York, Jan. 12-SiX more deaths
from the grip are reported by DR. Maggie,
the registrar OF vital statistics. this morn
Ing.
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Tilt LAHnHTTO M TTlFnNHnlI
If[ MRKhLI0 DI I[LLuhAYn
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
The Volume of Business on the Ex=
charge Light
ValdeTbllts Again in Geof Buying D,manj.
Fairly Active Trailng in
Bonds

NEW YORK, April 10. Speculation on
the Stock Exchange today was character
izaI BY irm tons, but the volume of
business was light and prices lower. The
Vanderblts were again in good buying,
and the upward movem snt therein was
continued, two of the group, Michigan
Central and Canada Southern, making Il
new high record for the year. The pubi
cation OF the Atchison reorganization
plan brought the stock in O some activity,
sales being made between 81 and 81
Sugar was bought in roUnd amounts and
made gain OF l per cent on the day.
There was fairly good purchase of Cen
eral Electric, the stock making an adj
vance OF a per cent. Dis Hing went up
q per cent. North American was dealt
in more literally than usual. In the final
trading the general market was week and
reactions took place, but the closing fig
ures were mostly higier than yesterday 5
close.
Trading in bonds was fairly active and
higher prices were the rule. The sales ag-
gregated 81, 469, 000
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Chicago Stock flarket

CHICAGO, April 10.-Only about H.
900 cattle arrived today, yet buyers were
slow to take hold and toward noon there
were comparatively few sales and sellers
were calling the market 10c lower. Com
mon to choice beef steers averaging 1000
to 1850 pounds were quotable at "a z5@
6. Is, and extra beeves would have brought
1896. 40. n noteworthy sale was that
of sixteen head of enormous ones averag-
ing 20l0 pounds at 900. their great size
being against them. Sales were largely at
S5.0006.00. Cows and bulls were sold at
So 00G15.00 principally at S3.00@4. 90, and
veal calves were fairly active at $1,000
AIS.
Only about %, 900 hogs arrived today.
The smallness of the supply failed to
strengthen the market and restricted
demand enabled the buyers to force an
average decline of Sc, heavyweghts show
ing the greatest weakness. Early in the
day, however packing hogs, heavy, were
saleable at $5.35.
In sheep there was weakness and dull
ness early in the day, with sales at a de-
line of about 10c but later prices recov-
cred on better buying. Sheep sold on a
basis of $2.75@4.75, sales being largely at
S4. 20 and upward. Lambs sold at S4 00(a
800, not many being good enough to
bring more than T4.75.
Receipts Cattle, II, 900; calves, 500
hogs, 23000; sheep, 11,000.
The herald., 1895-04-11
WEATHER AND CROPS
Weekly Report of the Government Bureau for
Southern California


Fair weather prevailed, with generally
normal temperature in all the districts
and some drying northerly winds the lat
ter part of the week, which rapidly ab-
sorbed the surface moisture, and which
permitted vineyards to be plowed hereto
fore too wet for this work. Vegetation
advanced vigorously under favorable
growing conditions; a"ly sown grain is
beginning to seed and new barley hay
and alfalfa have appeared in market. Re-
ports continue to indicate light crop of
apricots. while other decduous fruits
promise we'll as the buds are setting III
good shape.
San Luis Obspo-The warm weather of
the past week has been beneficial to fruit
and other crops. The potato crop is ma
turing nicely: Vineyardists have been
busy blowing land that was recently too
wet to work. Musick: A strong north
wind blew several days, drying up feed
and grain; otherwise everything looks
WELL
Los Angeles county-Los Angeles city: :
Fair weather prevailed during the
week, with a normal range of tenn
perature; the highest was 50 degrees; ow-
st, 43 degrees. Seasons rainfall to date.
IS 45 inches.
Verdugo: The dry winds of the past
week dried up the surface of the ground
so that light rain would be acceptable,
but gra and grass are growing rap
idly. Orange trees are i'll full blossom.
Total rainfall to date for the season, 1921
inches.
La Canada: Crops and fruit trees are
growing finely and rapidly. Season :
rainfall to date 2l.93 inches. Highest
temperature was 66 degrees; lowest, 80
degrees.
Pasadena: Fair warm weather pre-
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vailed-verv favorable 10 fruit and crops.
Aprlcos are light, ali fruits setting we'll.
Much planting of deciduous fruit trees.
Rainfall for the season % AS inches.
Duarte The weather the pas week was
favorable for the growth of all crops. Or
ange shipments continue and all crops
are looking well. Highest temperature
70 degrees; lowest 43 degrees. Total ain
tall to date g :36 inches.
Riverside County-Perris: A heavy
wind and dust storm occlrerd on the 9th
4 light sprinkle OF rain fell on the 4th; the
week was a good growing one on the
whole. Highest temperature IS degrees,
lowest "a degrees. South Riverside; The
Bee reports the rainfall tor the season to
date at 1876 inches.
Orange Countv-Anaheim The weather
has been warm and clea: with some dry
easterly winds. Apr.cots are very short
in this vicinity New barley and alfalfa
The weather was warm with light desert
winds on two days. Grain is growing
rapidly; apricots will be light. Oranges
are movn slowly, and Il great many
seedlings yet remain on the trees. Caps-
trano The highest temperature was 10
degrees lowest "a degrees.
San Diego Countv--Escondido The
total rainfall For TIE season up to
date amounts to 17.35 inches. Valley
Center; The prospect for good crops OF
grain and fruits were never better. Ncge-
tation of all kinds is growing vigorously.
San Pasqua: Hay making has already
begun in this valley. Bernardo The
early sown grain is commencing to head );
the average will be short and in many
places poor. More rain is needed for late
sown grain The fruit outl,o.l is good.
Highest temperature 20 degrees, lowest 81
degrees.
The following report OF the rainfall for
L t-t.. lNxrf I.n
division superintendent of the Southern
Pacific ComDany: