Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-24
PROBATION KIDS
 GET PERMIT
Godfather Twomey Bows to Irresistible Youths Desires
 to See Show Girls
BEE LINE FOR HEAVEN
 AND A SIGHT OF MABEL

Please MT. Officer. kin we go to de show tonight? On de square. we will hike for home just as soon as it blink;
 de lights. We haint up to skinin no,
 body fer We want to see the goils and
 de lights and hear de music. Ara you on?'
 1t was the probation trio talking
 last night to their newly found god
 father. Deputy Denny Twomey, in
 whose hands and province together
 with that of Deputy Sheriff Will White
 lie the fate of Willie Ashman. Charle: Price and Albert Devote. Twomey
 studied long and deep as it entirely rested upon his shoulders as White
 was in Tombstone.
 Finally, with sort of a thickening l in his throat, he remembered he had once been a boy and somehow. the i thought of truant days again floated before his eyes.
 Yes, kids, you have the same priv. ileges as do any other boys in Bis
 bee just so long as you do not abuse them. You must remember that tbs curfew law is still in effect. but when you want to go to show. get your parents consent and go just like other boys. All you are expected to do is to go straight home after the show and do manage to keep out of mis chief"
 With grins that more than reward cd the officer. the three lads now un der probation. kicked up their heels and hustled off for the gallery. Re gently, the boys helped themselves to l the contents of q grocery store and now must report every Saturday to the officers concerning their conduct Pending the arrival of District At torney John Williams from Tombstone this morning. the preliminary hearing of Arthur Leroy. who is charged with the murder of Lee Perry, win be held l in Justice Highs court at two o'clock this afternoon. It is generally known that it is the intention of the pros
 ecution to thoroughly investigate the case and, if possible, have Leroy
 bound over to the grand jury. But little comment has been heard of the shooting since the fatal night | of June l9 when Perry was shot and
 almost instantly killed by Leroy,
 while standing in the latter's rear yard near a wood pile. At the time of the shooting opinion was divided as to whether Leroy as too hasty in the
 use of his pistol and it will be on this difference of opinion. looking towards charge of manslaughter, that the prosecution will be conducted. Formal charges of murder were Ill ed by Deputy Sheriff Will White on Monday following the shooting and
 was understood that the greater DOT
 ton of the testimony to be introduced during the prosecution win be by the same as those previously testifyins before the coroner's verdict These are: Dr. BIedsoe, Deputies TwomeT and Hall, Jack" Perry and MT. and Mrs. Leroy.
 A. F.. Garland appeared in Justice Highs court yesterday With ms countenance suggestive of having had serious trouble or unexpected coh- tact with a knife It was case oi family affairs, which was not freely aired in court, but in accordance with the evidence. Justice High administer. ed fine of $10 on the charge oi fighting. The fine was immediately paid.
 Joe S;rinker made no plea when ar raigned before Justice High yesterday on the charge of challenging to fight on Brewery Gulch Monday night. But little evidence was introduced, 1t re auiring the justice but few mo nents to assess a fine of $25 which the defendant paid.
 Rafael Ar. .;so. Mexican. was ar raig1ed before Justice High yesterday afternoon on the charge of striking a fellow countryman during war Of words last Monday evening. Rafael
 soon found himself committed as he
 failed to have the SIC assessed by the ! justice.