Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-11-03 | Page 2 | Wyoming Roads Now Passable

ROADS ROADS' NOW P PASSABLE After Aftel an interruption of twenty twenty- four foUl hours due due- to snow and mud in Wyoming between Rawlins and Cheyenne bus service eastward from Salt Lake Lale to Denver Dem r was was' va re renewed renewed renewed re- re Thursday at noon when the line sent out equipment loaded with nineteen passengers The V om ng tangle of automobiles automobiles automo automo- biles trucks and buses was was nearly righted when the Bl ewar decided to i i 1 establish its r regular gular schedule and and telegrams from the Virginia hotel at Rawlins to the principal operators in the city that the highway highway highway high high- way commis commission lon was vas on the tile Job with tractors and snow snow plows swung the service into line with an ann announcement that they too would renew activities Frida Friday morn morn- morning ing Reports from Medicine Bow Boss v Wyo o late Wednesday rn 1111 nt were nere that more than two score passengers were vere still stranded at that point but these are thought to have ha been passengers from a bus that burned after coming in contact with a high tension wire and another stage that was rendered useless by a burned clutch These however howe are expected expect expect- ed to resume their journey Thursday Thurs Thurs- day evening with the arrival of extra ex ex- tra equipment from flom Denver The con census of opinion among the bus operators is that no trouble is to be expected between here heie and Rawlins but that until the Uie highway workers in Wyoming are pr prepared pared to fight the elements on m the eastern side of the tIle Continental divide divido ob obstacles obstacles oh- oh may be anticipated at any time