The record-union., 1895-06-19
/ There is still deficiency in sunshine,
but nothing to retard the growth of crops.

There is still deficiency in sunshine,
| but nothing to retard the growth of crops.
HUMBoLDT.
Eureka-Cool nights and sunny days
have characterized the week; loss of IL
/ in heat as compared with the normal
would indicate that there might be better
corn weather. The grass is still In fine
condition and dairying interests are al
most too prosperous, judging from the
prices Of the products. Crops are pro-
crossing finely. Highest and lowest
temperatures, 700 and AZ.
MENDoCINo.
Ukiah-Grasshopper are reported in
vast numbers in the southern part of the
county. They are attacking growing
crops and are now advancing on the hop
| fields of Cunningham and Abrams,
twelve miles below this city.
SAN BENITo.
Hollister-Hay in some localities has
been slightly damaged by rust, but in
general the crop is large and of fair quail
! lty. The prospects for a grain and fruit
/ crop is still hattering. In the Pacheco
district the cut-worm is injuring the al
falfa to an alarming degree. Highest and
lowest temperatures, 7Z' and 400.
SAN LUIS oBIsPo.
San Luis Obispo-W Gather favorable
for all summer crops, and grain harvest
Is III progress. Highest and lowest
| temperatures, 730 and 40.
MoDoC.
Adin-Although the mercury got down
to 2So one night last week there was no
serious damage, and tho outlook con-
| tlnues TO be tiattering.
LASSEN.
Lake View-Crops are looking well.
The fruit crop will be a heavy one, es-
pecially the apples.
sISKIYOU.
Etna-The fruit outlook Is better than
expected and the frost did not do much
damage after all.
Yreka-kreezing weather in the mid
die OF June makes it possible that there
will not be any crops TO speak OF. The
frost goes i'll streaks, some places freez-
ing the potatoes to the ground In one
patch and not touching some in the same
patch alongside of those frozen. Most
all the gardens as well as alfalfa is more
or less damaged. Highest and lowest
temperatures, go and 32'
SHASTA.
High winds for the past week
have had a drying influence. Peaches
and apricots have ripened fast and are
now on the market. Apples and grapes
are doing nicely, haying well advanced,
kinds doing well.
Bear Creek-Farmers are busy haying.
Inc north wind is blasting a great deal
OF grain and causing farmers to cut more
hay than they otherwise would.
PLACER.
Newcastle-W Gather fine for work, but
1t is somewhat cool, which delays peaches
from rlpening, although several carloads
have been shipped from this place. The
~.ff-
here during the fruit season. Highest
and lowest temperatures. 90 and 49,
Rocklin-Good weather for fruit, and
there are no grasshoppers here in this
vicinity. Highest and lowest temporal
lures, 80 and so.
Ell DORADO.
Coloma-The fruit-growers have fin
ished thinning their breaches and the
fruit crop looks well.
AMADOR.
Ten miles above Oleta-Warm weather
first part of the week and cooler the lat
ter part. Haying just commencing and
the crop Is an unusually heavy one
Raspberries and currants are ripening.
There has been no damage from the north
winds.
CALAVERAs.
San Andreas-The hot weather of the
week was beneficial to all crops. AS no
hot winds accompanied the heat, no dam
age has been done. Ripe cherries have
made their appearance. Considerable
grain hay has been cut during the week
MARIPOSA. :
Mariposa - Grasshoppers have made
sad havoc with vegetation down in the
White Rock and Ben Hur sections, The
granite powders around Mariposa evil