MUtfWitten, deputy sheriff, testified that^he was jailor of Lewis and Clarke county^last August He first saw the trunks a few^days after the body of Annie Lundstrom^was found. Went to the express office with^Sheriff Hathaway after them. He saw^them weighed and removed them to the^sheriff's office and saw them sealed. Did^not see them opened first, nor was he pres^ent when they were opened before tbe^grand jury. After the grand jury In^spected them the trunk! were taken to l^store room in the basement of the court^house. The door is kept locked and the^key Is kept In the vault The trunks were^under my supervision, but In the sher^IfTs custody. They were sealed be^fore they were brought here and^the seals were opened here. I have heard^nothing further about some papers which^are missing, but which will be produced.
Acard bearing an order from Bryson on^Annie Lundstrutn for a violin given to^man named Valentine was shown aw^Identified by witness as having been found^In a little bric-a-brac box.
Cross-examinationThe lock to the base^merit door to the room where the trunk^were kept Is not a common lock. There i^not a key In tbe court house that will fit it^After the grand Jury examined the trunks^they were not sealed. The grand jury ex^^amined the contents of the trunk in the^sheriff's office. The seals were not broken^unt'l that examination. 1 next saw the^the trunks in the basement They were^not sealed, but tied up 1 saw them fre^^quently in my visits to tbe basement^They were not seated after the grand Jury^examined them until sealed to be brought^to Boulder.
