The record-union., 1897-09-01

Lime Kiln = Hot and sultry with
lightning: prunes drying; lemons and
oranges doing we'll; highest tempera-
ture, 112 degrees; lowest, 81 degrees.
KERN.
Bakersfeld-Ten degrees cooler; or
ange clings all gone; harvesting prunes
and drying raisins; good crop.
HUMBOLDT.
Eureka-High fogs on the coast, but
sunny and warm inland; threatening
rain on the 26th; would have been well
come; high pasture ranges almost
brown.
SONOMA.
Santa Rosa-Bartlett pears. plums
and Crawford peaches marketed; cling
peaches ripening fast; wine grapes do
ing we'll; yield heavy; prunes ripe
enough TO pick, crop light; corn in
fair condition
LAKE.
Upper Lake-Change in weather has
caused late fruit. corn, hops and grapes
to ripen very fast; threshing is over;
yield better than expected; hop pick
ing has begun, with prospects of
fortnight
NAPA
Calistoga-Grapes and prunes ripen
ing.
Napa-Cool; fruit ripening gradually:
small average in wine grapes, but good
yield; threshing.
ALAMEDA.
Livermore-Grape picking begins this
morning; crop will be heavier than ex-
pected, owing to continued cool wealth
er
Niles-Weather fine; prunes half crop.
SAN MATEO.
Menlo-Fog in morning; favorable
weather.
SANTA CLARA
Camp pbell-Prune drying at it's hight;
early peaches gone; favorable weather
for drying.
San Jose-Weather very favorable for
drying fruit; warm weather has
brought prunes on rapidly and earlier
by ten days than usual; three weeks
will see the crop on the trays; very
busy season.
SANTA CRUZ.
Santa Cruz-Weather favorable for
fruits of all kinds; grapes ripening.
MONTEREY.
Kings City-Cool, with foggy morn
ings; grain all harvested.
Salinas-Very little fog; fruit ripen-
ing fast.
SAN LUIS OBISPO.
San Luis Obispo-Cool and foggy;
fruit picking and drying in progress;
good grain crop; also fruit, beans and
mustard.
San Miguel-Quite cool; heavy thresh-
ing and hauling.
SANTA BARBARA.
Santa Maria-Barley, oats and wheat
still threshing; yield very good; beans
spell a week ago.
Surf-Warmer than preceding week.
VENTURA.
Ventura-Very warm and some dam
age done by heat to Lima beans;
weather cooler and damp which will
help beans; good crop of walnuts; trees
loaded and the nuts filing we'll; thun-
der shower on the 23d.
LOS ANGELES.
Bassett-W Gather cool with west
winds; soft shell walnuts doing well;
corn nearly full crop; alfalfa light.
Duarte-Good weather for oranges,
which are doing we'll; peach crop har-
vested; all fruits doing well.
Los Angeles-Warm days, cool and
foggy nights; canneries and driers
busy.
Pomona-Cool; citrus fruits doing
well; drying and canning peaches and
pears.
ORANGE.
Santa Ana-Foggy mornings, hot
days; peaches almost picked; com
mence harvesting peanuts and beans
next month; walnuts are doing we'll;
now harvesting grapes; crop good.
RIVERSIDE.
Riverside-Cool, but favorable for all
all crops; handling deciduous fruits;
much grain and hay moving.
SAN BERNADINO.
Redlands-Cool; apricots all dried;
much grain going to warehouses.
SAN DIEGO.
Ell Cajon-Early part of week ex-
tremely warm; heavy showers on the
mountains: hot weather effectually dis
posed of mildew, which was beginning
to show in some vineyards.
Escondido-Warm weather from 18th
to oath; the peach crop is abundant
and grapes are ripening fast; few
prunes, but plums are plentiful.
San Diego-Highest temperature, "
degrees; lowest, 65 degrees; very favor
able for all crops; grain nearly all har-
vested yield greater than for years;
raisin cutting soon.
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