Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-31
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testified that he learned that the
 wrench and chisels had been taken from Weber's blacksmith shop. He told of having found the tracks oi ta;o horses. cic :Ina;l shod and the
 other with larger shoes. leading out of the town to the northwest. One
 of the horses had been tied to tree
 and the other to a fence in the rear
 of the store. he said
 John Boyer, a clerk at the store
 testified that on the Saturday previ-
 ous to the robbery he had sold West
 pair of boots. size 3J2, of the same
 make and size as the ones that had
 made the tracks in the rear Of the
 store. A package on one of the
 counters in the front of the store,
 said Boyer. had been broken into the night of the robbery and several boxes of matches stolen from carton.
 Deputy Sheriff Fred Hawkins, of Jerome. was called to the stand next.
 Hawkins said he was called to Camp Verde about l0:30 o'clock on the morning of the robbery. He testified that he made close examination oi the premises, compared the boot tracks with a size 3H boot from the store and found them identical. He testified to having measured the tracks with a piece of string and pro duced the string in court. A pair oi boots introduced by the prosecution IS the ones sold West before the rob- bery. were measured with the string and found to be the same length as the measurements of the boot prints taken by Hawkins.
 The prosecution then put set of horseshoes in evidence and Hawkins testified that the small tracks ne had found near the store were identical with the size of the shoes. The shoes are said to have beer taken from one of the horses which Cut berth is alleged to have had in his possession when he arrived at Pay son, following the robbery, Hawkins also said that the larger tracks he had found correspond to the tracks made by Cutberth's horse. at present n the care of Constable Speer. Of Camp Verde.
 This horse was brought in front of he court room and the witness ex plained the peculiarity of the left hind foot of the animal and said that n following the tracks of the larger norse' he had noticed that the track made by this foot was dceped than he others. Hawkins told of having followed the tracks of the two horses from the store across the mesa to the west of Camp Verde and said that he and Sheriff Joe Young had driven in m automobile into the Copper can yon. southwest of Camp Verde, and had there cut the tracks of what he believed to be the same horses. He further testified that in Copper can yon he had found the same boot and shoe prints that he had noted in the rear of the store. In going down the sides of Copper canyon the men are believed to have led their horses. the path being unusually steep. From | Copper canyon, said Hawkins, he -railed the tracks of the horses sev- eral miles south to place known as pass. Here the trail l was lost, sheep having been driven over the tracks.
 F. A. Miller. a rancher and trailer of the Verde valley, testified that oil the Thursday following the robbery he and Constable Speer had taken up inc trail of the horses where Flaw Sins had left off and had followed ii over the west rim of the Verde, across the mesas to the west and then north 0f the Ash Creek country. abou, .hree miles north of Rockers ranch. The tracks were then leading north vest. in the general direction of Wm. Vests ranch, where the two men are to nave stopped, said Miller.
 The case was then continued until Wednesday. The prosecution also in as evidence all that remained of the door of the safe, and the pad ock which had been broken from the ire door of the store. James Loy md T. c. Norris appeared as counsel or Cutberth and J. F. Russell for West. Cutberth and West are at liberty on S2.500 bonds each.
 Deputy County Attorney Morgan minated after the adjournment ol .ourt last night that the prosecution would spring a bombshell at the con inued hearing Wednesday. FingeJ prints on the carton of matches that vas broken open and also on the safe Ire said to have been photographed. ut Morgan refused to say whether 'r not the photographs would be in at the preliminary hearing
 ANOTHER COLD SNAP
 (From Saturdays Daily)