Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-11

Sheriff Stewart Hunt arrived in the city yesterday morning and took his departure last evening for the county seat having in custody Mrs. Henry Sauvage and Amos Stone. charged with the murder of Henry Sauvage, which occurred in upper Tombstone canyon on the evening of August third
 A curious crowd collected at the de- pot to witness the departure of the prisoners. but they were hurried aboard the train by the sheriff without any unnecessary delay. walking direct from the jail. only a short distance away, to the car bound for Tombstone
 Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff White, Deputy Sheriff Humm. and Marshal Snodgrass went to the prem ises where the killing occurred, carry ing with them the hat worn by the de ceased at the time he met his death. One of the officers took up a position occupied by Savage as he was coming up the hill to the house at the time the shot was fired, and another entered the stable and stood in the position Amos Stone is alleged to have held. with rifle pointed at SauYage. The
 
 result of the investigation strengthen ed the theory that both Mrs. Sauvage and her son fired at the deceased al most simultaneously, the former using a double-barreled shotgun and the lat ter a rifle. The supposed rifle bull let hole in the hat would have been in direct range of a bullet fired from Q rifle in the hands of Amos Stone as he stood in the stable door. It is the in- tention of the prosecution at the ap- preaching trial to introduce this new testimony to show that there was premeditated plan to do away with Sauvage, and that both mother and son participated in the deed
 The officers are following up sever al other clues both in this vicinity and California. and some interesting devel- opments connected with the tragedy, not heretofore mentioned. will be brought to the attention of the graad jury.
 On yesterday Marshal Snodgrass received a telegram from Streator. requesting full particulars of the killing of Henry Sauvage- The telegram was signed George Huber. What interest he has in the case is aot known, but 1t is supposed that he is a relative of. the deceased.
 Messrs Bonnet & Williams. attor- neys for the defense, are in Tomb stone, preparing papers In habeas cor pus proceedings which will be heard this week before Judge Doan.
 At Tombstone yesterday Julge Doane set Monday at 1 o'clock as the time for hearing the habeas corpus proceedings instituted by the attor- neys for Mrs. Sauvage and her son. At that time there will be present the attorneys for both the prosecution and the defense together with, probably, Justice Mcdonald and his court rec ords of the case. District Attorney Flannigan was on the train last even ing from Tombstone bound for Doug las. He said that he had no doubt of the outcome of the hearing cn Mon | day, believing firmly that Mrs. Sauv- age and her son would be held.
 4 matter of further local interest in the case was receipt yesterday by Charles Jones. of the St. Elmo, where Henry Salvage was for a long time employed, of telegTams of inquiry from a nephew and b-other of the dead man. The nephew is located at Vic tor. Colo The brother is at the head of the detective force of the city of Des MOines, Iowa.