The Tombstone., 1885-08-28
OF THE EXAMINATION OF
 F. H. SMITH
J. c. FtZhenry on the Stand Today He Tells What He
 Knows
Of the Robbey or the Safe of FitZhenery & Mansfield
 By smith

The third day of the examination Of " N Smith for the robbery of the safe O. Fftzhenry & Mansfield, commenced at one o'clock this afternoon.
 Tn, frs, witness called for the prosecution was MT: J. C.-Fitzhenry.
 Mir. FitRhsnry stated that, "my ssfe was robbed within the ls.t six months and from $i.soo 10 s3oN0 taken out of the safe. Sai4 10 be that amount. There was two packag es that did not know the contents of, one Of these packages belonged 10 Tom Martin and the other tp George Martin. The amount taken from the safe to my kno"ledgc was one package containing s40O, one package containing $40 and loose money to the amount of sSI0, small gold watch and two notes. This money was Tn the custody of Fitzhenry & Mansfield. The safe belonged to F.tIhenry & Mansfi Id The safe was in oIice of Fiizhenry ty Man>feld when it was robbed. line safe was robbed be weeH Sal u,day night, May 23, ahd Monday morning, May 25. 1885. in Tom ostone, Coehise County. Ar'zona Territory. That money and other articles was taken from our safe without discovered ths; the sale had been rob bed, Monday morning, Ray a5, 1885 The last ,me 1 sern he money in tn sa'e, prior to the time that discovered that !. had been robbed was Saturday nigh. May g. 1885. The safe uas no, broken open. The nolored man named Henry Raymonl was in our cmp pioy al He is not in town now that know of; Saw him last on the Sunday after he lief, our empl. y; think he left orr employ on the 4th of June. 1 have not seen him since the Sunday after he left our em- poy. He had key to the back gate which leads to the store.
 CR'ss EXAMINATION.
 My usus, tIU'e for getting to my store in May ,sst was 8 o'clock in the morning. Mir. Mansfield pree eded me in getting to the store. The first business that did at the store varied; there was nothing else that KNOW of taken from the store at the tire the safe was robbed. I had been at the store about thirty a-inutes before discovered that tine safe had been robbed 1 had seen MT. Mansfield at the store before I discovered that the safe had been robbed. had DO conver- s..ion with him he went to Ereaktast. When entered, don't remember if lad sold anything from the time enter ed the store until discovered the robb- cry. don't remember that had made any sales on that morning before dis covered the robbery. It is fact that for the last eight or nine months that alvays opened the safe first. Itis not q fact that usually opened the safe in the morning and take out some money and put in my change drawer for change such is only done on Monday morning simei 10 put change in the drawer bu' found there was no money to put in il I don't know that it was one half houl b.fare aimed to put money in drawer I did not time myself i, wss about on haf hour. l kept books pertaining '' my daily business in my safe. IL wal also my custom or entering the store tc take out the books Perisiniuing to mJ daily business but it vsrIes snmetime Yes; and sometimes No; R.yEond th' porte, was ID the store when discovered the robbery. I would say that thu one half hour was ne, d-6nise; abou oue-half hour. l don't renembr wha. 1 had been doing; when went to m cafe that morning proceeded to open it b, turning the knob of the combination T the Lest of my knowledge 1t whirled a .suaI. The combination was set thin upon three numbers. .bink l turned th combination the right number Of times Una was operative to cpDn the safe. then opene the safe. The safe then opened after 'h figures were set; turned the handle ths throws back the bolts after the combinato wss SC. on the last figure of 'he comni"' tiou. 1 am not sure that turned the handle that threw back tte bolts. but had to ;nk the handle to open the safe. It would hay