Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-17
OLD TIMER DIES FROM ATTACK
 IF TYPHOID
ChaS, Stone SuccumbS To Dis ease Contracted In Dra- goonS-The BiSbee Evening Miner Sues County,
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 TOMBSTONE, April 16.-Charles Stowe, one of the old timers of Co., chise county, died in this city on Sat urday evening from an attack of ty- phoid fever, contracted while at work in the Dragoon mountains. He was taken sick about week or ten days ago and came into town the first of last week. The fever had gained such hold on his system that the doctors were unable to check its course. The deceased was buried this forenoon and the remains were followed to their last resting place by large number of friends. He leaves a sister, Miss Edith Stowe of Bisbee to mourn his loss.
 MT. Stowe with his father was one of the early settlers of Cochise county coming to Tombstone in 1879, he with his father conducted small store in what is now known as old town on the mesa adjoining the Old Guard Mine, where the town of Tombstone was first started. With his parents he after ward moved to Charleston where he resided during the palmy days of that camp, where it was one of the fastest towns in the west. During the past eight or ten years he has been con nected with the Middlemarch Copper Company, which is operating in the Dragoon Mountains in Middle Pass.
 Deceased was at the time of his death 5 years old, the larger portion of his life having been spent in Ari- zona, having been in Tucson before coming to Tombstone.
 Suit Again County.
 G. F. Humbert, editor of the Bisbee Miner, has brought suit against the county for debt in the sum of S919.60 alleged to be due for the publication of the election proclamation last fall which was required by law to be pub lished in one paper of each party in the county. At the regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors held during the month of January, the bill of the Miner for the same amount was presented and allowed for $235, the same as was paid the Bisbee Re- view, which was the amount the Re view could collect under its contract with the county, while the Prospector was allowed little less than that amount on its contract. The manage ment of the Miner refused to accept the amount allowed by the Board and Humbert appeared before the board at it's recent meeting and tried to get 1 it to rescind it's action at the form CT meeting and allow the bill in the 1 full amount The board refused to do this and as a result the county will l have to defend itself in the action that has been brought to recover the amount
 The date for the drawing of the i trial jury will be set for Monday, May 6. The order directing the clerk to draw the names from the box will be made this week so that the names of those fortunate enough to be caught on the panel can be summoned by Sheriff White during the next few weeks. The United States court will not have any criminal business before the judge until some time in June, but no definate time has been set as yet. The larger portion of the witnesses for the territory wanted before the grand jury have been subpoenaed by l the sheriff's force as have the mem DtFS WHO VIII CDU5tIlulc iuHL pOOl- The district attorneys office has com piled list of the cases and they will be taken ID on the different days as its January meeting, and MT. Hum. follows:
 Monday, April 22.
 l J. H. Carter, burglary; Tombstone John Eustice, burglary; Tombstone John Turnbeau. assault to murder; Benson: William Downey and b 1 Doyle, burglary; Tombstone. Dolores | Armenia, assault to murder; Fair | bank.
 Tuesday, April 23.
 James Bean, crime against nature; Bisbee. Pablo Laybas and R. Laybas burglary; Bisbee. vaso Dabokovich larceny; Bisbee. Selso Allies, burg lary; Bisbee. John Campbell, assault
 "Wednesday, April 24.
 Robert Sanez. burglary; Bisbee C. 10. Craft. assault to kill: Douglas. Ra mon Comancho, assault with deadly weapon; Bisbee. Lorenzo Lopez