Ogden Morning Examiner and Morning Standard | 1909-01-31 | Page 3 | Lines of Colorado Railroads Blocked

I 1 I II I I I LINES JUNES Of COLORADO RAilROADS BLOCKED I DURANGO TRAIN SNOWBOUND THREE DAYS DA 8 RELEASED Blockade el kade on Telluride Line May Puny Not Be Broken For Another Week Wook Denver Jan 30 Snow from seven to ten feet foet on the level and antI drills drifts many feet foel deeper are still blocking many man of the tho lines of Colorado Col rado rail railroads railroads roads but bt most moat of or the passenger trains stuck In l drifts at remote sid sidings ings or small email stations bavo have been i reached leached and the tho passengers are taken lakon caro care of ot Tho rho Colorado Southern passenger train which has been heen ma mn near Jefferson Jofferson for two days la is still sUIl In the snow but tho the passengers bao been brought to tho village Tha Jha broke Its three days blockade on Pass yes and released the snowbound Durango pas pg r Yain The Hio Hlo J to Grande C Southern road roal however is IR still sUH badly hadl blocked In the vicinity of Durango and yesterday the big hIS rotary plow was sas broken The Tho line to telluride ide has been Joen blocked for neatly nearly a week and It Is probable will wI ho bo another week weck before the toad road is open rim Tho line to was wa opened last night alter after being Icing blocked ton ten days Some of tho ho mow Inow slides cut through were rem rom thirty to forty feet feel deep deop of coal and md supplies are aro being rushed to In it which city ell has bas been close to famine Tho rho high line or Leadville branch brancil cf of the Colorado Southern Is bar hav having ha haIng barlag ing lag much trouble with anti and two passenger trains are arc snowbound at Boreas Station on top of the range All Ali tho the passengers on the snowbound passenger las enger train from frolD from Denver which got stuck near Como have been Into that town and are being cared cred cr re for The weather In the mountains moun mona has cleared but It Is still m JD intensely tensely cold