1216 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 22, 1907

CAMERON, A.W.
COLLETT, A.W.
BRIN, J.A.
HOWLETT, Robert

At the R.N.W. Mounted Police barracks yesterday 
afternoon, A.W. Cameron came up before Inspector 
Worsley on a charge of misappropriating the sum 
of $300 the property of A.W. Collett and J.A. 
Brin of Calgary. The accused was sent up for 
trial no evidence being put in for the defense.
The alleged facts of the case are to the effect 
that Collett and Brin, who conduct a theatre in 
Calgary, hired some moving picture films and 
paid over to the defendant $360 - $60 for a 
week's rent and $300 for a deposit for their 
safe return. The films came back about two 
week's ago but the Calgary men assert that they 
were unable to get back their deposit from Mr. 
Cameron. They consequently took action against 
him. He was released at his recognizance and one 
surely for $200.

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Toronto, Nov 21, Robert Howlett came to the city 
from New Market on the Metropolitan street 
railway car yesterday suffering from smallpox. 
He came here to consult a doctor as to the 
whether he had the disease. He walked form the 
car to the doctor's abode, and was thence 
transferred to the Smallpox hospital. The doctor 
at Newmarket has told Howlett he was not sure of 
the disease.