El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-08
COLD WAVE STILL
HOLDS COUNTRY
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News from the cattle range indicates
that there will be some loss.
Roswell Records 16 Below.
Roswell. n. NJ, Jan S--Eor the INST
time in history rivers are frozen over
here. The thermometer this morning
REGISTERED Is below. The weather IS
clear there is no wind, and there IS
six inches of snow on the ground.
second Heavy Snow Of Season.
Socorro. n. NJ, Jan. Six inches OF
snow and extremely cold weather nave
visited Socorro and seem prepared 70
STAY a while. This is the second heavy
snow storm this winter and the old
est fnhabitant' is at loss for comparl-
blizzard In Panhandle.
DaIhart. Texas, Jan. S.-The PAM
handle is experiencing a severe biz
zard- The thermometer reached us
lowest thus far at about q m, Wnen
if stood at four below zero A stlfI
north wind with snow accompanied
Rising Temperatures In West.
Denver Colo. Jan. S.-The cold wave
drifted southwark last night Win one
crest in southeastern New Mexico an, anu
another in western Colorado AT rus
we'll the temperature was 10 degrees
be1ouy zero while in Colorado the 10"
mark was recorded at Grand Junction
with Is below. Marked rises occurred
in eastern Colorado, MyohI1In a9-o+ anu
Nineteen below at Trinidad.
Trinidad, Colo, Jan S--Nln tI-S'= -
low zero Is the minimum for THIS WIN
fer. recorded at the government sVSo
ton here. The maximum was
T1irhf Below ut Colorado Springs
colorado Springs, Colo, Jan %
Although the Thermometer ISslsteLo -
eight below last night, indications ~ ~
that the worst cold wave experience
here in the last % years is apout
over The ground is covered Win 81
inches of snow Livestock mas SUI SUI
Tered little so far from the 0o4O
Gas shortage In Kansas.
Kansas City, No, Jan. SIMS elLs
faced a gas shortage last ms I Ile,,,si1I-
cording to statement py Ii rs.s CON
eIs u o50 +be offfcials of the local
gas company. They said that an ~
gas in the reserve tanks nao DeeLi 49,, H,o5
and that if cold weather CoLtI44 - -
there would be a gas famine HeIS -,
less the people stopped . usIlaS of
heating purposes. a temp Ii,-I3F
u above zero prevailed !as5 HisA'
with warmer weather PROMISED
Mercury - Below in kansas a5sls,,,,.o.
Topeka. Kans., Jan; % 5as,vaes
lures ranging from eight 70 70 uSs1 ne
heJo,v zero were recorded IhIou5,H
Kansas TODAY. There was no VIM lL,. a
shortage Of gas was geHSl -, a-l,,e,,a f7,re
experienced the lO"SSt % t-ll1rvv If
the mercury standing at 20 DSlo" -.
was "a below at Hutchinson, Il 49, 80
corCia- 10 at Wichita anu a.
City. self lake.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah, Jan S--- --l.eo'o1o5
ito, - A. weather and an 1ncreaseu
flow in fhe mains ended the w.
famine that has prevailed mere ~ -
DAYS. An order from the tI m -
trict court compelled the Il+e,.e in
in charge of the utigated WdIelS -
Rio CotfonvToo6 creek to supply a SUI
ficient flow to relieve the " iciraI
was sold nv the gallon from muhIclp Pc.
snrirI-Ii-,e- co-fe The minimum tenn
Derat1ra last night was 10 above zero
Blockade Continues In Oss,scc-e'I5ss,,.
Seattle. Wash, Jan. S.-solo "9 -
in the Cascade mountains nave -.
pletely blocked the Chicago, ~ ~ -
kee & st. PauPs trans .,larI sTd
line and the MiIwaukee's oVerla ~
trains are being operated over the
mountain divisio0 of the Northern "a
cific, which is also handling lne GIe-l
Northern's Chicago trains An ava
lanche buried 2. Milwaukee snow pIoW
at L.aconfa Five feet Of new sno"
has fallen at the summit OF tne - 80
cades since ard the snow IN
mountains is now 10 1eet deep a
binding snow storm, driven py a H .t55
wind. is raging in the mountains anu
Milwaukee officials have ordered an
rotary crews TO stop WofA unIh ~
storm abates.
Arkansas River Freezes Over.
TuIsa- Okla ian. 8.-With the Ar
kansas river. frozen solid, Tulsa's wa
ter supply is cut off and the municipal
electric light and power plant has
been forced to close down The Ar
L.. off nH1NV