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MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES
Church of. the Redeemer,,

,
On Sunday evening, in, connection
with, the lecture Of Rev. Marion D:
Shutter on the "Spaniard in History
the choir, assisted by w. w. Nelson,
violinist, will render a program of spe--
cial music. Professor Oberhoffer is, mu
sic director and: will preside at the
Violin and organ-s =
a, "Romanza" ................:'.. .Svendsen
b: ''Madrigale's ..........,. T.. .Simonetti
.Messrs.' Oberhoffer and. Nelson. ~
Anthem: "A Day in Thy Court''. MAC Jarnen
81. !:4E..' : Quartet: IN Tg" -
Contralto solo and quartet with violins =
49, obligato: Now the Day Is Ended y, >,
Mrs L. NJ Park and choir ~ ::
Trio for soprano alto and tenor: Father,
Mrs Maud Ulmer Jones, Mrs. l.. NJ Park and
..;gl : 1919 Mr.. Williams.z. = yoX sI4z,
Viohn solo: Melodie, '.saeterjentenses sit
''ND w. W. W. Nelson. :: 'o 80. N'
Finale: Grand Choeur'' -. :Guilnan1
.,> WI. "a "a Emil oberhoner. ~
!: 81 - X = = !. IS !; ii;
Fowler Church. - a,'s
~, H..> =. MORNING. s, $50
Anthem "Hark, Hark, My Soul. -: :. Shelby
Offeftory, Call to Remembrance" ~. .Silche,
49,. ~ !: = EVENING. w. II -;
Anthem, II Am Alpha" .................St aine
Offertory-Duet, ."Calm As the Night"-Goetz.
=. Misses Olsen and Havill. -
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st. Paul's Church.
Evening and second musical service
at 5 o'clock:
Professional hymn 500. .Elvey
Psalm 100 ................ Kettle
Magn1hcat In D.. Marks
Nunc Dimittis 100. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Turtle
Hymn PSI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. .Hatton
Anthem, "Gloria' from Twelfth Mass. Mozart
Choir. -. -...
Solo, 1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd. .Liddell
J. Austin Williams. ~ 9.<,..
Anthem arrangement Of Lost Chord. sullivan
Choir. f. n ,- f,.. ~ -,
Solo, II Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. Harris
Matthew Crawford. a.. .,.
Anthem, 'Sanctus; Holy: holy, holy Lord
God Almighty ................... Gounod
Recessional Hymn 522. ....................M Mann
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they asked for dates which would keep
him here three years. -:
He is under contract to remain only
three months; then he is to return to
England, where his contracts for re-
viyal meetings carry him for six years
into the future. =:
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Hennepin Avenue :. Church.

y ~ : Hennepin Avenue Church. . :
.&,-: ,.': +. MORNING. go. - =;
Organ, ''Legede'' .Cadman
Anthem, God Hath Appointed Day.: Tours
Ofertory-Trio, Lord We. Praise Thy r.. T.:
i, Holy Name" .....................Ro ssini
Miss Pearce, Messrs. Davies and Kerr. .,
Postlude. g.. r! -.
. EVENING. "a. ~. ." -,
Organ Largo Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Anthem ''Ihy Heavenly Song. Gray
Offertory, Nearer My God to Thee.
Liebe -Schilling
Post1ude.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
PRECINCT COMMITTEE
FORMS ORGANIZATION
N. c. Coogs Choser Fer Chairman and
c. C. G'se Secretary Of Republican
Central COMMITTEES.

Tue twenty mn'h pFeeinct repahlIs'
an central etn,mlttte uast late Hester
day ais*gu'a'n a, the office Of Spl'-ss
Il Davis aud organized, n, q Coors
vas ea.sct%d chairman Of the commit
tee aud &, t;i>. gas eh0ssn seer"
taTy The situation vas thoronghls
discussed and the members 0f the nF
ganlEatIon SaH tha, The details are
weil In hand Goi the remainder of lhs
campaign,
The committee. Will meet again this
evening f"r the appointment of com
mittees aud for the transaction oi
other imp'rtah. business, The mem
h"rs will met al least once every ia,
from nov "n until election is over
The statement Is given out thSt ths
twenty ninth pf.ciAet will cast u bic
ger republican vGte this year than
ever before
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
WELL KNOWN STOCkMAN
VISITS KANSAS CITY
c. A. kenbton, Manager Of Adams
Bros. Ranch nea- vermejo, N. NJ,
Visits Eastern Stock Yards.

F.. 4 Remission uf Nernrj". \ NJ,
kpeptr of the big ranch Wnrd hr the
Adams Bros there is spending few
DAYS ut the Yards, says thH Kansas
CITY Journal MIR Remission reports
t!,at things on III" ranch l"Ok very
promising, and that a prnSp 'rnnS year
has been put in. ON this ranch is tn
be found a herd Of registered bulls
and hcitHrS. which are kept apart I cm
the range cattle. and 1t Ii from tHts
herd that the ranch Is stocked ur
which accounts for The high grad" af
its cattle There wcIe also taken 10
the range this year sixty good brood
mares and jack and stallion said
Mr. Remission This will enable u%
to raise a good class Of horses and
males out there The Whole ranch Is
under fcnc". aud tho different kinds
Of cattle are kept separate. We raise
a great deal of oats use steam plow
and have Our own steam thfesher TO
handle our crops. Tie oats crop this
year was a good one, and all til" straw
as well as the grain is saved for feed
right on the RANCH
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. sf.~-fa its pre-
sentiment yesterday the Fulton county
grand jury dsciares that had the city
police force Of Atlanta 'npposed a de-
termined front to the mob at the in
cipiency of the riots OF September y
all serious trouble would have been
averted.' II finds that after the riot
was under full headway individual
members of the police force with
some exceptions acted with courage
and with a consciousness OF the seri-
BUSINESS of the situation, excepting
that there was too little disposition to
resort 10 stringent measures in pro
tecting the innocent and helpless.
The jury urges the establishment of
an efficient county police department
and advises capital punishment for
criminal assaults. It also declares
that the better class of both races
urgently demands the pipmpt enforce
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
WOMAN SLAYER FACES
A CHARGE OF MURDER
Stabbed Female Companion in Red
Light District While Under the in'
fiuenee Of Liquor.

Ruby Ross Or Raas Estes, the wo'
man who stabbed female eunIpaaon
to death with a pair Of scissors three
months ago al rucunIC irl. and VIII
has since been confined f"r sHp'
keeping In the territol ial penit iaty,
has been taken TO the scene OF her
crime To stand trial for murder. Sher'
Iff ]. Alexander Street of Quay eonn-
~. went over to Santa Fe after her,
The tragedy Is said TO have been
the sequel Of a quarrel over IL man
wlt ',n both loved and look place In
dive In the red tranSom district "t
Which they were Inmates. The VIC
tim af her hnuse mates Jealous rage
Was Blanche Whitman. According To
th.. details learned ut the time by
Sheriff Street. the woman who Is
now under arrest on a charge of mur-
der, had been drinking heavily on
the night the crime was committed,
When she saw her rival going into n
room she forced np"n the dror an
attacked tho Whitman woman with q
pair of scissors which she clutched In
her hand
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TO INSTALL Cables
Las Vegas to Be Entirely Rewired--
Cables viii Enter New Central OF
flee Underground.

Lynn bliss. manager of C"nNtlu"
sinn work for tae CUl" "ado Tc!"
phone company. and gang Of el"v
on lincren are In the city and hav"
orders 20 completely rebuild tho n'
cph0nr system in Las Vegas.
4 complete cable system will he
used and all wires will enter III"
new central office now in cuurs" OF
construction at the corner OF Nh
fiOual avenue aud Seventh StiCr
unrlr ground The heavy cables will
be rn""srd in metal sheaths and
l,tn led for several squares in each
Erection num tho new office buil'l-
ing.
Colorado phones viii hc put In all
nf III" homes where Las Vegas tel"
nh0nes are now in use and they will
he connected MP so that at the SANG
time all of the Las Vegas subscrih
ars can begin using the new phones
and the home telephone central of
flee ran he closed and the old phones
remoN e.. The new office Building
of the Colorado Telephone company
will be completed hv the first Of the
wear
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
SECRETARY TAFT fN
OMAHA TO-DAY

Omaha. Neb.. Oct. ai.--Iiunareds Of
people from all over she eastern part
"f Nebraska are arriving here this
morning so take part I'm the great re.
pabllcsn demonstration tn b. held
her. this afternoon, when Secretary
Taft will he the chic speaker. The
secretary viii be giysn an enthusins
tic reception and the meeting wiil un.
aonht"dly he the grtagcst u the cam
patgn In this state -
Secretary Taft will go from here to
Denver where he Win speak tomor
Va aft"rnOon In behalf of the Rev
rr RHchtel. who IN the republican
candidate for governor In that state
From Colorado Secretary Taft will go
10 Idah" 20 aid In the campaign of
Governor Gooding. who is candidate
For ~ election.
Before returning u Washington.
Secretary Taft will iasp.ct various
western military postst including Fort
Robinson Nch. Fort Russell. wyo
Fnrts I.eavcnworth aud Riley, kas.:
Fort Sam Houston. Texas. and F"r
Siil. okla.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
CAS1ELLANE d.
VORCE HEARING
aEtTaER PLAINTIFF NOR pE.
PENDANT wERE PRESENT
IN TAE cOueT.
COuNSEL'SSTATEKENTS
Iasadsitsy ana Brutal TFeatHseas the
GFeUnd On Ahsch &hs Action -
Eased.

Paris. Oet 81 The Ca&seilaae d.
sotee ras. sas heard this aftsEnuaa
b~forr ii Henry Ditto. pEsxidrni of
the Tribunal oG the First instance of
the Seine, Neither the count aoF the
countess ~as present Maisra CTuppi
for the eonaiess pleaded fur divorce
an the documentary evidence suhmit.
ted.
ON an extended review. eoaasal fur
the CaMintesa DECLARED the countess M
the beginning % the suit sas not oct.
ing under Influence. but soleiy for
the purpose Of ending forever the
peril Of the moral dissolation of hes
household tie explained the mar.
liage contract by which the regime of
separate property was established
from the very beginning, and stated
that the domestic difficulties are over
a question af money IN treatment
s0ou followed. the count even striking
the plaintiff before servants, When
he reached the question Of the fides-
ity charges against the count, cTuppi
did not mention names but destgnatad
the correspondents as Madame A and
Madame n. etc.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
COLD SNAP CAUSED
Big FRUIT LOSSES
Apples and Pears Throughout Mora
and coifax Counties Not Picked
Were a Complete Loss

Theuughout C0lfax and Mora couh.
ties the apples and pears that were
on tho trees last Monday night al"
nov complete loss, haSing frnZe',
on the trees and frozen solid, saSa
tAt Springer Stockman. From repnris
II Is hardly probable that over % per
cent of the winter croD of apples and
nears had been picked. but there is
no question that the balance is lost
only being good for cider. vinegar
and buffers The winter apple crop
was unusually large this year. TT"
loss will he enormous.
". ". Mills says he has lost t.hW
bushels of apples at his Canadian
canvon orchard. and 100 bushels al
pears, This loss falls heavily upon
him He had practically picked none
of his winter varieties. He says he
.wiIl start IN at once making eide
and apple butter and utilize all h.
ran Of the fruit. Only two years ago
Mr.. Mills suffered heavy loss in BIZ
'orchard by the big flood. and tagett,
.or with the present loss he Is having
more than his share Of financial
trouble
NJ. NJ. Chase. who owns the large ii
orchard In this county, near Cimar.
ron, lost his entire crop. The loss to
him is enormous
Geo. H. Webster manager OF thf
Urraca ranch near Clmarron. reports
having picked about twothirds OF hi
crop. but the rest are gone.
Almost the entire yield In the biz
Dawson and Dane orchards on th,
vermejo were frozen. The smaller
orchards lower down ON the vermet
lost big per cent Of their fruit
some having partly picked the crop
Mrs. Krieberg, two miles east
this city. had not picked any ~
. apples. SO her crop Of a good sized
orchard Ii a total loss.
At the Model Farm orchard, which
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
fine Entertainment
At 7. N. c. A. BUILDING
Three international Secretaries Pre-
sent.-supper and illustrated Lee
ture Both Well Attended.

The illustrated lecture aud luncheon
az the Y. N. G.. A. !ast might Wei" both
exceptionally enjoy able affairs, FhIf
ty.five members Of the ass ociatlnn as
sembled ut the building AT five o'clock
and heard a very Interesting talk bH
International Secretary Fred S. Good
man. who took as his topic. Religious
Work Policy Of th,' Association. Al
ter the address. those present repaired
to the dining room, where an excel,
lent supper was x"'ved. MIR. Goodman
gave another short talk afterwards
aud great good resulted form tn"
meeting in various ways.
A peculiar circumstance was that
there were three International seelc
tarles present on this occasion; Br' n9
Hobbs, af Denver, s0uthw estern field
secretary of the International commit
tee; George d. McDIli. railroad see
retary OF the International committee
and Fred 8. Goodman, Of New York
city. religious w"fk secretary OF th'
international committee Of the Y. M.
G. A.
About hundred and seventy five
people attended the illustrated lee ur'
IN the auditorium Of the Y, N. C. A.,
which was given at eight o'clock
about an equal number of ladies' and
gentlemen being present.
Mr.. Goodman was not feeling well
and Bruno Hobbs gave a talk In his
stead, taking for his subject Work
For Men Around tho World" The
stereoptican views were exceptionally
good and the ainment was Il
very enjoyable one.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
EIGHT RUSSIAN
ROBBERS shot
SEVERAL WOMEN ARRESTED
CHARGED VITA COMPLETELY
ak N0L0~up.
Who GOT THE MONEY?
Dressed m Worn1n. But Believed %
Have Been a Man. Other Hl4
Hobbersex.

81. Petersburg. Oct. Slight Of
the Identified participants in the rob
berry Oct. =?th of Cashier Hermann
Of the custom house. according TO
the papers here. we're condemned 10
be transported by steamer last night
To- Croasiaat for execution by a squad
of soldiers Several women have
been arrested on suspicion Of compile
iiy. lneluding one who had possession
of a large quantity Of explosives. but
no trace has been found Of the mysteE-
Ions woman who decamped with the
cash. The police are now working
on the theory she was man In dis-
guise. The past fortnight's record
of important robberies throughout the
empire show that 203 were commit
ted. In addition TO the St. Petersburg
robbery last week af sls3,oo0.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31

Rochester, y. r. Oct. 3i.~The
last DAY m Vim. II. Hearst's final up
state campaign trip was made In a
driving snow storm and generally ma
favorable weather fer political ean'
candidate with a worn out voice, 10
spite of tho weather Hearst left her"
at eleven. the understanding being
thar h. would speak this afternnor
at Medina. I.ockpors, Niagara Fails
aud batavia The trip and np-stat"
campaign so far as liearst's person
nl participation IL concerned. Is "<
uected tn end tonight with thr""
ma..ilngs In Buffalo. after which ii"
" III return Ia New York city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
PRELIMINARY TRIAL
Set FOR FRIDAY
NEGROES ACCUSED OF BREAKING
INTO ARMohT PLEAD NOT
GUiLTv.-PRopERTY CALLED IN

Thomas Simpson and Chas. Brown.
the two negroes who were arrested
On the charge Of having broken into
the armOry Of Troop A. First cavalry
Of the New Mexico National Guard Of
this city On Sunday night, were ar
raigned before Justice Of Peace Frank
Bope yesterday afternoon on a charge
Of grand larceny.
Both pleaded not guilty, but the
hearing was postponed until Friday
morning at IL O'Clock, al the request
Of the prosecution. as the territory had
not summoned witnesses I'm the case
In default of bond. the two prisoners
were taken TO the county Jail.
Adjutan, General Harrington has
heen nutified Of the robhing OF the
armory and government detectives
will probably be sent here TO locate
the remainder OF the property Every
trooper and ex.membcr Of the orrani
alton IL ordered to turn In all gov
eminent property before the next
meeting uf the troop on Monday night.
No one will be allowed to have any
article belonging 10 the national guard
in his possession. whether he has ever
been granted permission by the Off
GERS or not. Government property Is
not allowed to he sold or disposed
Of in any manner and no one not on
duty and In the active service of the
territory Is allowed to have any of the
property In his possession.
Anyone wearing a national guard
hat or leggins on the street. any one
carrying government revolver or
carbine or using a cavalry saddle is
liable to arrest and no excuse will save
him ii he IL apprthended hy govern
ment officers sent here 10 locate the
property.
Major Rankin is making out a list
of the property which he has located
and il it is not brought In. an officer
Of the law win be sent to collect It,
f.agginss have been taken ont for
hunting trips. guns have been taken
home for range work. T, vnlvers have
heen borrowed for masquerade parties
and never returned. and many CT the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
CITY POLICE
~EORCE ROASTED

men of the law and that the time has
arrived when cooperation between
the best elements of both races can be
brought to bear in lesseaing crime.
Forty Negroes on Trial
Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 31.-A special
term of court has been ordered to be-
gin today for the trial of the forty
negroes charged with the murder Of
Policeman James Heard during the
September riots in Atlanta. The at.
torneys defending the negroes have
elected to try the cases separately.
ana it is possible the trials may ex-
tend over several weeks.
The jury In the case against George
W. Biackstock. charged with assault
with intent to murder negro woman
returned verdict Of guilty yesterday,
Sentence was deferred. Blackst0ck
was declared to be the .eader Of the
mob OF September 22. when several
innocent negroes were killed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
sisTEe CATHERINE sTRicKEs
WHILE At PRAYER

Stricken While - her moEnaag d.
voaiunk. Sister Catherine. a pioneer
In the vest amoag sias Sisters os Char
iay. died Monday ~ heart disease at
st. vlneent's Sanlaarinm In Santa W..
whieA she had helpea to foand in is6s.
amidst great AaEashGps. for IN taose
days ,hs sisters teek In washing and
sewing TO supFoF1 their wards, besides
nursing them she was q native a
ireland and In her slxsaesh year. She
gave gseas assistance In the building
Of 81. I0seah's saalasriam At AIha-
qusfanss and 81 Raphael's sanisaFiam
In Trinidad, Colo. Recently she had
heen engaged In similar work I'll Pm.
ehlo. Colo. aud weut from thai city 20
the mother house a CINCINNATI. Ohin.
To spead the remainder 0f her days.
but she recently returned 10 Santa ~.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
HUGHES.HEARST
CONTEST Waning
eoTa CANDIDATES LEAVE UP
PEs PART OF STATE TO-DAY
FOR souTH.
STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN
Hearst Out Of soase-Last Bla RAJ.
lies 10 o. Made in srookayn ard
Gotham.

0swego. \. T.. oct, 81 The lasi
ut,stat. tour Of Charles v. Hugnes.
pri.lr 10 the election on Tuesday. b.
drawing TO u close. K@gtnning soea#
Hughes will gradually work hls way
to the east aud south. reaching Ne"
York Friday night. when he will ad
dress several meetings at Long isl
and city aud brooklyn. The cands
date and party left here early today
With Syracuse as the objective paint
for tanlght's meeting The first stop
was at Fulton. where Hughes made a
brief address Al Auburn there will
he an afternoon meeting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
5ERGE ER-kAuFMkN BATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO TONIGHT

San Francisco. Oct. @t.--Sam Ber
ger aud Al Kaufman. the California
heavyw~ights, will fight twenty
rounds at Dream!and park tonight
The mill was arranged by Jim Cof
froth. who will give half of the gross
receipts To the fighters. to he divid-
ed GO ber cent to the winner and 20
per cent TO the loser
The winner viii, probably he chal
lenged by George Gardiner. who Is
now in training for the encounter
Gerber aud Kaufman are both fa"-
orites here and Is 1t likely that IA
large crowd will witness tonighCs
min. The professional experience of
the men has been limited. although
both have tackled Jack o'Brien. Ber
ger holding his own IN a six round
tilt. while Kaufman was knocked out
after seventeen rounds Of hard fight
ing.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31

troopers sse nsaag cavalry saddles as
II they had aAaHehased thsm wash their
0wa money. II Ii estimated that there
Is en0agh equipment scattered over
The city 10 IT ont = saasaEoa oi eas-
airy and all fEteRdshln ~ail h. for
gotten In m effort 10 recover H.
The aaaentloa of the guEeTHnaens
has also been called ao the malicious
aessFuctlua of goseFnaIena property OF,
the range of TEOop A north Of the
city S0aasr persons nakmogn. but
several are andeT saaspseaon. have
assaen amusing themselves by breaking
up the iHan parts Of the REVOLVING
target and stealing the aapes. whea
several u them are oEee appFehended.
Il will cease in he fanny The safest
course for aRyaae having government
property In bis lsosSessium will b. for
ham to turn il In without delay
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
BITTER Medicine
FOR fake DOCTOR
RAFAEL RUIZ GIVEN SIS or sEv.
ENTY.FtvE DAYS M THE couN-
TV JAIL.

Rafael RuIz. accused al the prac'
tlee Of medicine without license. was
found guilty yesterday In the jnstica
court Of the twenty ninth precinct ans
was given u sentence Of seventy i've
days In Jail and seventy five dollars
fine.
Iluiz plead not guilty TO the charge
and retained Pablo Uliharri to defend
him. His counsel's plea for the pris-
oner's acauittal was unique one.
Mr.. ulIbarrl stated that his client had
been indicted by the grand jury about
year ago for the same offence. but II
brought no bill against him. and stat
ed that q man, according TO law. could
not be placed In jeopardy twice for
the same offence.
&. d. Davis. Ir,. was the attorney for
the territory. and the witnesses for
The prosecution were DIR. d. u. Black.
DR. NJ r. Desmarais aud Pedro Ro
nero Justice of Peace Bope, after
hearing The testimony. decided that
N" defendant had never been placed
In Jeopardy. at least enough 10 hurt
m, and found him guilty of the
~hatgH.
Ruiz had called on Mrs, Pedro n
nero and administered medicine To-
her as IL he was regular practicing
physician she steadily grew worse
and was finally In a precarious con-
dtion from blood poisoning. Her hus~
band became alarmed and summoned
Dr. Black, who imedtatsly saw that
she had no. been properly treated
and made inquiries. AS secretary OF
the territorial board of health he I'm
mediateiy filed charges against Ruiz.
who was arrested and placed In jail.
II Is said that Ruiz has been practic~
ing medicine contrary TO law for
number OF years. but he will now
probably be restrained from such q
course. at least for the next seventy
five days ,e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-31
in"tans tn Wyoming

Sheridan. Nyo,. Oct 3i.~~I'tes
have crossed the Wyoming line ani
ar" apparently making for Ashland.
n" appointed mceiing place With tn.
Ches enne*, They are guing dow -
Hanging Women Greek and will
reach Us mouih "u Tongue river near
rern"y. probably today
The tr''pps under Col. Ausur LEI.
Sheridan to-day bui will moi he ahlc
I" reach Br,ney hetnr" t"n,nrrnw
night
I'niess the ties are headed oft by
the troops coming overland from Font
Keogh they may j"in the Cheyennrs
Friday night.
Ranrhmen living near Ashland. a.
rlvlng here TO-DAY. say the repnr;
that all the Cheyenne warriors ara
al work gu the Chicago. Milwaukee
& 81 Louis railway construction. is
II mistake. They sa! the tribe could
muster six hundred armed aud
mounted warriors.