Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-01-06 | Page 3 | Furnace, Grate Are Most Popular Things

FURNACE GRATE ARE MOST POPUlAR THINGS Salt Lake Lale has t turned with unanimous accord to an enraptured embrace of ot otI I tho time steam radiator the furnace the theas gas as heater and the open grate These are art the time most popular institutions in the time ell city Just now The Thc warmest temperature yesterday was 1 zero at 3 o'clock In tho the afternoon At 6 a a. a mu m. the temperature was only onh 9 I above e zero At 10 last I night ht the time thermometer showed sho tj 3 degrees de de- is- is grees roes at midnight ht 3 above and antl the tho I mercury was dropping Prophecies were cre ma made o last Jast night bt that b by 6 G o'clock this morning tho temperature would drop to 1 or 2 below belot It If so toda today will bo be the tho coldest since 1910 when the thermometer registered rog 1 degree above zero That episode was th tho coldest sinco since 1898 with 3 below Time The coldest Salt SnIt Lako Lake day on record wa was in 1888 1883 20 de degrees rees below zero Tho The weather bureau at Modena Io in southwestern Utah Uta reports report exactly the same temperatures as Salt Lake yesterday Tho The entire nOI was frigid Havre Mont congealed at 32 2 degrees below zero r