The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-11-19
STATEMENTS
AS TO EXPENDITURES WHILE
RUNNING FOR OFFICE.
An dependent Candidate Who Spent
Some Money in en- Effort 20 be
County Commissioner - other
Statements Filed,

STATE ementS Flltus
The following statements of expendi-
lures by candidates for office in the recent
election have been filed since those which
were printed Wednesday:
Levi A. Stoner the independent candi-
date for county commissioner, swears to
the following; Massillon Independent,
for cards, s5; r. A. Cassidy, cards, 1925; (;
Alliance Review, cards, 81, so; Alliance
Critic, cards, So; Repository Printing
Company, ADVERTISING, $3.50.
DIR. Hiram Kirby's statement is as fol-
ows: Palace livery stable $3.50; Miller
& Blanchard livery hire, $3.50; other
carriage hire, SO; hotel bills, sSl5; car
fare, $500; News Democrat, cards, 80;
Eclipse Printing Co., cards, $3
Coroner MCQuate certified to the fol-
lowing statements Record Printing Co.
cards, SO so; Commercial Printing Co.,
SO; Labor journal, SECS assessment to
county committee, 800; hotel and travel
ing expenses, $50; livery hire, $40; dona-
tions to clubs, $40; Alliaoe Review, Sl2;
Eagle badge, $40; st, John for band, 81.
S. H. Rockhill, who was candidate for
secretary Of state on the Prohibition
ticket sasy that he paid out S32.27 for
railroad fare and 81 for hotel bill.
Cassius NJ. Miller's bill is itemi2ed as
follows: To Democratic Central com
mittse, t7O; printing, $l3, 5Oi one worker,
Mr.. Saddler, S.; one worker Mr.. Evans,
s.; literature, from MarChand, $3.50;
POSTAGE, $40; miscellaneous, s.. Total,
l13.
Allen Cook, candidate for Common
Pleas Judge: Hotel expenses, sl2.3Oi
horse feed, $l95: railroad fare, SIO3;
or advertising Oneida meeting Sl.5Oi
paid janitor at Oneida hall, 25 cents;
Daniel Maser, for buggy, $50; Miller
Blanchard & Co, for harness, $3.50;
postage stamps, SO. so. Total, S4s.
J. X. Bowers, probate Judge Palace
livery stable, IS; hotel bills and travel
ing expenses, $25; John MCGregor, cards,
81; News Democrat, cards, $3.50; Marl-
boro Silver Club, 81; Sixth Ward Silver
Club, So; stationary and postage, 81.
In addition TO the amount he says he paid !
out he says he AGREED to pay the execu
tive committee 800
1t cost Judge Wise. the opponent Of Mr.. |
Bowers, considerable more to get elected, |
but 1t will be seen that while the former
was assessed but 800, Judge Wise had to
put up S21O to help the Republicans out
of the heavy expenses incurred His
statement is: Assessment, S2l0; Reposi
tory for printing cards, S525; Volks-
Zeitung for cards, So so; Sparta band S5;
the Second ward Club, $40; Young
Americans Club, 81; Sixth Ward Club
So; Osnaburg Club, So; Alliance Review,
$40; stationery and stamps, $40; How
enstine Club, 50; p. GrIbble, horse and
buggy, 81 so; North Canton band, So;
North Industry drum corps, SO; travelling
and hotel expenses, 1885 The total
expense for the campaign being S2s2.
Charles r. Miller, presidential elector
on the Republican ticket, filed his state
LubHb bblE LuOIIlhS' ~ EChhb' NUIn- I
ing contributed, disbursed or promised 4"
The time for filing statements Of expen-
ditures of candidates in the late campaign
expired Friday. There were still remain
/ ng unified last evening the statements of
the candidates for prosecuting attorney
and one or two others. General Sherwood
for congress on the Democratic
ticket, filed his account as follows: Ma
honing county committee, 500; Stark
county committee $175; Colum biana
county committee, 800; Democrat Pub
ishing Co. for 10000 pamphlets, S1O6;
clerk hire for executive committee, $50;
postage, Sl6.3 railroad fare and hotel
oi ls, S37 so; making total of $3.50 IA. Q
Atlee Pomerenes s account, as the sue Il
,essful candidate for prosecuting attor- s.
ney, was as follow Railroad fare, etc h
81. O5; Miller & Blanchard, So; railroad F
md hotel, $1.55; Miller's restaurant, 90 &
,ents; county assessment, 800; donation
New Berlin Bryan Club, 81; VoIks- b
printing cards, $3.50; donation /
sixth Ward Bryan Club, 81; Marlboro r
rip and donation to club, So; stationery, t
Il 90 trip to Minerva, $l.1O; trip to II
Bedford, $3.50 Canton News Exchange,
% cents; trip to Minerva, Sc 49, fare
% Alliance, 10 cents; Alliance trip,
;2.75; postage and stationery, $3.50;
limilsr bill, 81 35; street car and Mas S
illon trip tickets, 81 Massillon hotel Q
oill, 81; Waynesburg hotel, $l.25; con- n
for speaker and also for postage, a
s6; postage, So; expenses and inoidentals n
10 Ed. Lester to Massillon, IS O5; ALI a
.nce trip, 81. 40; similar trip, S1.35; as- n
sssment, $50; postage And envelopes, a
s27. 20; carriage, 81; donation for North Il
lawrence speaker, 81; to @. W. Russell q
or campaign expenses in Massillon, SEQ
he Democrat Publishing Co., $500
lorse and buggy, S2 postage, S1.6O, If
Total s29O.s6.
Charles q. Uphsm's account reads as n
ollows: Cards, W. G. Lichtenwalter,
10; livery, e. L. Haymaker, s25; four p
Alliance trips, 81; five trips to Massil-
on, S1.25; hotel expenses at Alliance, 7
dassillon, Navarro, Canal Fulton, Etc,
ilC; Alliance Review, notice, $40. This n
8 a total of S6O.25. Mr.. Upham seems
ither TO have escaped an assessment for u
he campaign fund or forgotten to men
ion IA .