Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-10-25 | Page 5 | Rockies Bask in Sun after Snow

BASK INSUN iNSUN IN INSUN SUN AFTER SNOW DENVER Colo Cob Oct 25 UP UP- UP Skies were clear today as Colorado and Wyoming recovered from the effects of or the winters winter's first major snowstorm Except for rain or snow in m western Montana generally fair and warmer weather was predicted by the U. U S. S weather bureau for the Rocky Mountain Mountain Moun Moun- tam tain states Lowest temperatures of the season were recorded last night The coldest coldest cold cold- est weather was reported a at Leadville Lead Lead- yule ville Cola Cob where the mercury dropped to zero Snow drifts some of them them- five feet deep barred motorists from highways highways high high- ways through Fall River Berthoud rod Loveland passes of the Denver Rio Riol I. I l ande Western railroad however said the snow was not sufficiently deep to prevent start of construction work on the Dotsero cutoff on scheduled sched sched- tiled time lime