The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-16
aged by the recent cool wave

aged by the recent cool wave.
Escondido-Haying is finished and it
| is a fair crop, much better than year
ago: most of theeorchards in this valley
| have been irrigated for the first time
this spring and summer; the grape
vines are very full of blossoms and
young fruit; if nothing happens there
will be an abundant crop of grapes;
highest and lowest temperatures 81
and 80 degrees.
Otay-We are having regular sum-
mer weather and crops are all growing
nicely and beginning to get over the
crankiness of the season, although
there will be some disappointments IN
fruit.
Ell Caion-Weather very warm; har-
vesting of grain is well under way; hay
baling in full swing.
misunderstanding throughout the
valley is progressing rapidly and the
end of the week will find but little un-
cut.
Ballena-Haying is the order of the
day; late sown grain is short and will
make excellent hay.
HUMBOLDT.
Eureka-Fruit crop doing compare
all late sown grain and shortened the
early sown prematurely; gardens have
felt the need of rain very much; grass
on the high ranges has dried up and
the prospects for beef cattle is not en-
| couraging; the dairy season Will be
much shorter than usual for the first
time in many years; highest and low
est Temperatures 62 degrees and 43 de-
greeS.
MENDOCINO.
Ukiah-The many who anticipated
failure in crops this year owing to the
continued dry spell may find some So
lace in the judgment of others who ex-
press their opinion that we will have
an average crop, as the cool weather is
just the thing for grain; the fruit crop
will also be good.
Pomo-Grain is ripening too fast;
haying is in full blast; prunes and
peaches a half crop; apples are look
ing WE'LL highest and lowest tempera-
lures 100 and 4S degrees.
SANTA CRUZ.
Santa Cruz-Haying about over and
the crop is about an average one; cher
ry crop abundant; highest and lowest
temperatures 81 and 4S degrees.
MONTEREY.
San Lucas-Since last report weather
has been warm, the thermometer rang
ing from S5 to 95 degrees; warm nights
as we'll as days; grain has not suffered
from the heat but still continues to look
we'll; heading is also well under way.
SAN LUIS OBISPO.
Paso Robles-The hot spell is bring
ing along the grain very fast, it was
feared that it was ripening too fast,
but on a thorough examination it is
found that the grain was filling out
nice and plump; the grain will turn
out much better than was predicted
few weeks ago, the foggy mornings
helping it out wonderfully.
San Luis Obispo-The first part of
the week was very favorable to all
crops and fruits; the latter part has
been unfavorable with heavy winds;
green crops are doing fairly well and
have a good start; the first strawberry
crop is about over; barley will be very
plump. as the cool weather and fogs
have kept it from drying too quickly;
grape prospects are good; highest and
lowest temperatures SO and As de-
grees.
SISKIYOU.
Yreka-Weather continues dry; hay
ing has commenced and the crop is
very light one and the prospects for
grain are poor; it is doubtful with this
dry weather if any Of it will fill out
any way satisfactory; highest and low