The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-19

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 The tracks I found seemed to be
 abous the same size, one, the left fore
 foot was square across, the toe. Ths
 track was mad by 8 horse without
 shoe I think there were three
 men concerned in the robbery. I
 was asked to examine the horses
 track by gentleman. It was Mir. Campbell In the cross examination, witness said, doubt track of the horse Hickey was rKfing, is the same
 that the robbers fad, l tracked tho large bare foot horse north of where Rumburg lives very little.
 MRS. ELIZA NJ. RUMBURG
 Testified that she had seen the de fendant Price Hickey a great many times. My residence is close to the road. On the night of the 11th saw two men passing along the road. Can't say, possibly that one was de fendant, but thought so at the time l heard the horses returning, the deg ran out. Could not tell exactly what time. It was some time before day, the moon was up a little. recognized the two horses as being the same that went down in tho eveu- ing, and the riders as being the same that rode the horses in the evening. They were going north 1 was sleep ing ont doors, one of them spoke to the dog not very loud. thought it was the voice of Price Hickey, though could not say it was him.
 Cross examination. Never said I saw Hickey pass in the night time. said I saw man who I supposed to' be Hickey; distance from house to road, between fifty and sixty feet Thought it was Ilickey's horse, never said positively 1t was Think it was the same horse, have seen it so often. The horse was going in slow walk, in the evening: In the morning going as if he had been rid den. It was twilight horses first passed; did not say they were Hick- cy's horses: Said I thought they were. l have nothing against the Hickey family.
 Henry Garfiss' testimony WAS sim liar to that of Mcdonald and Rogers He thought the track of the horse ridden by one of the robbers was made by the Hickey horse. The horse in front of the building is the Hickey horse, (examined by Court and witness). The horse in front sf this building is the horse whose tracks saw measured near the scene of the robbery. have had many years experience fn tracking horses
 LOUISA E. MARTIN Testified: know Frank Mahew. In the forenoon of the 11th inst, he got a saddle belonging to MT. Campbell at Mir. Thompson's house; Mir. Camp. bell came and got it.
 WILSON NJ. CAMPBELL
 Testified that hs was acquainted with Hickey and Mayhew. They live about thirty yards from my housn; Testified tc the niche broken put of the hoof of the left forward foot Jf the Hickey horse. did not know about the whereabouts of my saddle Dn the 11th. I got my saddle at Mfr. Hickey's on Saturday the 18th about noon. Have not seen my saddle blanket since the 9th or 7th of the month. It was brown In color. My wife loaned the saddle during my ab cnce from home. I don't know whether Mir. Thomson got ny saddle blanket or not.
 NANCY J. CAMPBELL Testified: Live about 100 yards from dr Hickcy's; saw the doys (Ifickey md Mahew) on the 11th, going to heir horses in the pasture. It was title after sundown. MT. Thomson ,ot my husbands saddle of me, He -ot no blanket.
 JOHN W. OSBORN.
 Know Hickey; met him on the vening of the day, preceding the obbcry. He asked for rife, say lg that he and Mayhew were going uniting. They were going for the leat, not fun, could get 30 cents 2, ound for the meat when dried. I ad no gun.
 HoRATIO WHARTON. l am employed in Morgan's, store; now Hickey and Mahew saw them the store on the evening of the obbery; said they were going hunt ng ;wanted 10 borrow a needle gun ley said. They wanted to buy it I lid it was not for sale. They then sked for pistol balls.
 VIM. II. DowNER. Assisted in tracking the robbers., 'und d belt and scabbara Scabbord powder flask, some bull tS and part of q box of caps. They ere found of the main road about mile on the trail of the robbers, cit was a leather one bound with orocco, with square white plate in ont.