Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-12-10 | Page 3 | Traffic Tied Up

Traffic Tied Up. I.IXOOI.N. Nb.. l,c,-. 9 -Traffic . mam lines of tile Chicago. Harli ,K ton & Quincy railroad, tied up since lasl niu-hl h- a. snoivstorm in Xehraska. was resumed re-sumed today and conditions will he normal nor-mal by tomorrow, unless more unfaor-alile unfaor-alile weather develops, it was announced by the railroad officials lure todav. snow-pluws snow-pluws were used to clear the lines of snowdrifts, niakins.' it possihle to mine trains on the main lines between Denver and I'liieau-o and St. ia,Ih and l'.illinirs Mont., which had been detained 1 v the storm at arious Xel -ra ska pol ,, Hurlinton trains detained were two from S-l. Louis for liillinirs. Mo, it., m Lincoln; two from l'i!ii,,eS al it,,,-,.,,,,.,, two from loenvcr for i"ci--ae- at Mei'onk' wlode two others ooeratine, on t ie road's line between 1 'enver and Chicago Veri-beins Veri-beins htl.l, one here and llio other al Umana. d'he temperature 01" o1'. ijeiow- Kero was-reiiorted was-reiiorted at tdorrlon and is too lowest this season. Tile continued cold tomorrow tomor-row was predicted by the weather bureau.