Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-16
PAID FOR CARRYING
 CONCEALED WEAPON
Douglas Man Arrested Sum- day After Flashing
 His Revolver

J. F. Mccarthy, of Douglas, was arrested in Subway alley yesterday morning about nine o'clock, charged with carrying a concealed weapon and with making a threatening dis play of it. by Officer Brooks.
 About nine o'clock Officer Lorenzo Wright received a call to 90 to the Maze cafe, the call having been tele- .phoned by some woman. When he received the call he had two Mexican prisoners in his charge, and he tuned him ever to Officer Brooks and asked him to take them to the city jail. Ofscer Wright then went to the Maze, but could find no trouble in the restaurant, and was unable to learn who sent the call for an Of ficer over the phone.
 While taking the MsXicans up Sub way alley, Brooks saw McGarthy fourishing a pistol. and after deliV' ering the prisoners at the city jail, returned and placed the Douglas man under arrest and took him before Judge High, where he was arraigned on the charge of carrying concealed weapon. McGarthy entered plea of guilty, and was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and ten days in jail. McGartsly became abusive at this and held back from the officer. saving he would not go to jail unless Sher- if Harry Wheeler was there. He was jailed, however.
 Sheriff Wheeler, of Douglas, ar rived in the city soon after McGar- thy's arrest. following McGarthy automobile, and became active in Me Garthys behalf. Someone communl- cated with the district attorneys or fee at Tombstone, and obtained sane ton for a motion in the justice court to suspend the ten day jail sentence, and the motion was made in the jus tice court by Ed J. Flanigan. former assistant district attorney. The motion was granted by the court.
 Sheriff Wheeler went to the city jail and requested Officer Wright to deliver the prisoner. but this the Bis bee officer refused to do without an order from the justice court Tor the mans release, which he obtained, and released McGarthy from jail.
 The arrest Of Mccarthy followed sensational affair on the highway be- tween Bisbee and Douglas. A hired machine from Bisbee, driven by Bisbee chauffeur, had taken party of women to the smelter city. AS they were returning they were fol- lowed. it is said, by Mccarthy, in an- other automobile. The driver of Nc. Garthy's machine overloaded the Bisbee automobile, it is said, Me Garthy evidently wanting something of one of the women. The driver however, talked the Douglas man out of trouble at that time. There was a great deal of mystery about the affair. and the next open development was the arrest of McGarthy m SUD way alley, back of the Maze cafe What trouble occurred in the cafe resulting in the call for an officer could not be learned. but it appears that the original trouble began al Douglas, and was brought by Mo Garthy to Bisbee.
 Mccarthy had only recently been released from the detention hospital at Douglas. where he went through an illness of smallpox, and it was op this account that the plea for elem ency on his account was made When be entered a plea of guilty in the jus tice court, the court had no alterna' tive than to oppose the sentence laid down by the statute, which provides both the fine and imprisonment
 f.s Ia s. the city jail, Mccarthy left the city in company with the sherif.