Defendant had been employed in the county treasurer’s office for about a month just preceding the burglary, and Rhodes testified that he made the arrangements with O’Callaghan to have a part in the commission of the crime and brought about a meeting between him (defendant) and Hatch about ten days prior to the time the offense was committed. O’Callaghan was advised by Rhodes that Hatch had been implicated in a safe blowing at Foster’s Opera House, and according to Rhodes defendant said that he knew where there was a good one, and that “it would take three overcoats to carry it away.” Rhodes also testified that defendant met Hatch on Wednesday or Thursday night before the burglary at the corner of Fifth and Grand avenues, where they talked together for ten or fifteen minutes. On the evening just preceding the burglary, defendant and Rhodes were together in the vicinity of the courthouse and visited a number of saloons where they drank together. Later they went to the federal building, which is just east of the courthouse, and there met Hatch and Juhl. Defendant said that he-would go over to the courthouse and see if the window was right, left the group for a few minutes, and upon his return said that it was all right, that he had raised it up an inch. He had told Rhodes before meeting the other parties that he had fixed the window so that it could be opened from the outside, and either he or Rhodes had communicated this information to the other parties. Dis
This in substance is the testimony of Rhodes, together with some of the undisputed facts disclosed by the record. The testimony offered in support of Rhodes corroborates him with reference to his being with defendant and the other parties to the charge at every point save as to telephoning the treasurer’s office from the hotel, and as to defendant’s going over to the courthouse to see about the condition of the window. Defendant was a witness on his
We have gone over the record with great care and discover no prejudicial error.
The judgment must therefore be, and it is, — Affirmed.