CHARLIE CROUCH
Arizona Republican Newspaper
August 6, 1897

Today a cloud of mourning once more speards the usual busy life 
of Bisbee and one more, who has long contributed to its life 
and bustle, has forever left the scene of many fond hopes and 
pleasures.  Charlie Crouch, than whom a better natured or 
more generous hearted citizen never lived, has this time been 
the one to answer the Master's call.  After an illness of but 
little over a week and almost before many realized that he was 
ill became a victim to the ever claiming fever as he has now 
passed into the great beyond into whose boundless shades we 
all must follow.
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