William Bowe burglarizes the mechanic shop of William Morrison

After locking up his mechanic shop for the evening, the deponent [Morrison] returned to find that the side window had been forced open, and a quantity of automobile parts missing. The following day, the defendant [Bowe] took said property to another auto shop in the hopes of selling it. Upon being told by one Henry Harris that he had no money to buy the parts, the defendant asked if he could leave them in said store. Three weeks later, he called again to pick up the parts – some of which he returned to the deponent

After locking up his mechanic shop for the evening, the deponent [Morrison] returned to find that the side window had been forced open, and a quantity of automobile parts missing. The following day, the defendant [Bowe] took said property to another auto shop in the hopes of selling it. Upon being told by one Henry Harris that he had no money to buy the parts, the defendant asked if he could leave them in said store. Three weeks later, he called again to pick up the parts – some of which he returned to the deponent.