The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-14
EXPENSE REPORTS FILED.

Chairman Macdonald Spent $1,000
Chairman Mills Received $4,000 and
Expended $2,125-Mr, Troup's Elec-
ton Expenses-New Haven Town Sill
Yer Committees Treasurer's Report
| Other Reports Filed
| Chairman Macdonald said yesterday
that his committee had spent about 49,
600 in the campaign, and that the re-
ceipts and disbursements about balanc-
ed each other.
| William ]. Mills, chairman of the ma
| tional democratic town committee of
this city, yesterday filed with the sec
| retary of state a statement of his ex-
penses during the campaign just closed.
The statement showed that Mr.. Mills
had received from various sources ST.
200. His expenditures were $2,125, leav-
ing SIS on hand.
| CHAIRMAN TROUP'S EXPENSES,
The statement Of election expenses
| filed yesterday with the secretary of
state by Alexander Troup, chairman of
| the silver democratic state committee,
| shows that $3,778.50 was received from
all sources. The total expenses were
| 81, 49,
SILVER COMMITTEES EXPENSES.
The report of Chairman Chaplin of
| the town silver democratic committee,
| filed yesterday, states that the total re-
ceipts were s., 446. OF this amount $l00
was paid for rent of rooms for prima-
| ries, $736 for rent of halls for conven-
| lions, 1926. IS for mailing of ballots, $21
| for rent of town committee quarters,
| $54.75 for miscellaneous items, $3.50 for
| ward committeeman on election day,
! and $193 for other incidental expenses,
| leaving $193.1O on hand.
OTHER ELECTION EXPENSES.
The report of William S. Pardee,
| chairman of the New Haven town ma
| tional democratic committee, shows
| that he received S534 and expended
| $521 81. AS candidate for senator from
| the Second district Mr.. Pardee spent
nothing.
E. S. Mansfield, treasurer of the state
prohibition committee, received con-
tributions amounting to $sS1.22, and
made expenditures amounting to $751;
80, which included $22O.7 salary to
the chairman and $2o9.20 to the secre-
tary,
Fl. s. Halligan Of the republican town
committee Of Seymour received $377.59
and paid out $377.59.
J. e. Bishop, treasurer of the North
Haven democratic committee, received
81 50 and expended SIS. He is out Of
pocket $16.41
The Bridgeport democratic commit
tee reports through the chairman, John
Pinkman. that $1,1O7 was received and
| 81 ,104S7 was expended.
| John Scranton Of the Madison demo-
cratic town committee received ST.
| which he expended in hall rent.
| The Guilford national democratic
| town committee received no contribu-
| lions, but expended $23S.25.
| Mr.. Dewell republican candidate for
| lieutenant governor, reported that he
| expended $3.50, divided between the
state central committee and the town
committee. James FL Macdonald, chair
man of the town committee, was given
$3.50 and Chairman o. r. Fyler of the
state committee $500
Joel A. Sperry paid to the treasurer of
| the national democratic state central
committee sits and for postage and in
| eidentals $50, making a total of 1885.
| Edward S. Schmidt Anton Frank,
Barney Steinberg and Emil CARTS, pres
/ identia1 electors on the socialstic labor
| ticket, made returns to the effect that
they had expended nothing. Henry
Lane, candidate for state treasurer;
| Timothy Sullivan, candidate for con-
| gresham; James Coffee. candidate for
representative; Joseph Madret. candi-
! date for senator, and David O'Keefe,
candidate for judge of probate, report
ed that they had no expenditures.
| Mayer Stodel, candidate for repfesen-
| tative, expended rs cents, and Fanston
Serrer, candidate for secretary Of state,
| expended Ia cents for postal cards.
i Joel A. Sperry treasurer Of the ma
i tional democratic state central COM
mittee and William J. Mills. chairman
of the same organization, yesterday
| morning forwarded to the secretary of
state their reports of moneys received
4 and expended during the late preslden
tial campaign Treasurer Sperry's re-
| port is as follows: Amount collected
j from various sources, $4,000; disburse-
ments, Samuel Duskan, 500; William J.
| Mills, $1,000. Total $4,000.