Arizona republican., 1899-06-24

turned saying he was dissatisfied with
 the knife. He had paved $121 for it,
 but would willingly exchange it for 9
 s1 article. The dealer kindly made the
 exchange and the man went his way rejoicing. He had no money to trOu-
 ble him, but he had a knife. and after
 all . knife is a good thing to have.
 AUTOMAT1C TRAP. The Jerome
 gum club now has a Mageau trap.
 which is capable of keeping fifty blue
 rocks in the air at the same time. This
 s geared similar to 2 bicycle and Is propelled by man in the pit. An
 other man at the end of a wire presses
 button which loads the machine
 with the blue-rOcks. But one of these
 machines is necessary to supply any
 gun meet which is liable to ba held n
 Arizona for some years.
 GROWING LIBRARY. - Secretary
 of the Territory Akers is having the | library quarters n the executive build ing arranged to accommodate the in cTeas;ng number of books. The, law books are being arranged in syste,
 mauc order foTI the convenience of
 those who patronize the library 4
 new section of shelving has already been placed in the library room, and
 Secretary Akers says that another section will soon have to be added.
 HAS HIS WHEEL. The city at rorney has decided that one man can not be fined for another's offense. Ac- cOrdingly F. L. Andrews has regained possession of his wheel. The wheel had been rented to a man who rode it at night without a lighted lamp. The man was arrested, but allowed to go on his own recOgniZance. The wheel, however. was retained. But bicycle dealers are cautioned against renting bicycles after dark without a lantern.
 A SCALP WOUND. --Dr. R. ". Craig, the physician of the Maricopa & Phoenix road was called upon yes terday to attend an injured Mexican At the depot as ths delayed tran pulled in, several Mexicans attempted to board the empty coaches which were being brought here for use in the Tucson excursion. One CT them lost his grip on the stoop rail and fell back. As he was falling his clothes l caught on Q protruding rod and he was dragged some distance head down ward. An ugly scalp wound and Ochsr ] injuries will lay him IpD for some time. !
 THE FIFTH CASUALTY. -M9xi- i cans were in trouble yesterday. After | four casualties during the day the ] evening was heralded by Q runaway :! on Washington street near the court ! hoUsa in which Mexican was badly injured. He was driving in 8 wood ] wagon. The four horses became fran i tic and started out at a good gait. ThH | Mexican jumped and lit on his feet. ! his back toward the running team ] Tn short space of time he turned tw? ! and then poised or his ! hsad He received a gash on the side l. of his head. Before the horses were ! stopped each one had sustained injur es more or less serious.
 THE PACHECO KILLING. Man Iel Arbiso. suspected of the murder Of . Lebrado PachecO. was lodged i'll the county jail yesterday Hitherto he has l been retained On suspicion but yester- lay a complaint was drawn up n Jus ice JohnstOne's court Charstng r-1u with the crime His nea- inS is set TOT his afternoon, but t will likely be postponed. Francisco Murieta is also !; Il the county jail, held on suspicion. The Republican yesterday announced 1. here was another suspect whom the officers were seeking. This man Is Manuel Romero and he $ th ught to 9a in Fisbee. Although he may not 1. g implicated directly in the murder t is thought that he has a clear knowledge of the affair
 McKelligon's where you can get