The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
MIR. HEWITT SPENT $424.65
STLVER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES'
 RETURNS.
and Councilmen's Contribu
 tions-R. E. Baldwin Spent SIS,

AIdermen's and Councilmen's Contribu-
 tions-R. F. Baldwin Spent SIS,
 William II. II. Hewitt, the silver democratic candidate for mayor in the recent city election, filed his statement of expenses yesterday with the town clerk as follows: Cash paid To chair man of democratic town committee, $500; printing and pasters, $65; envel- opes, etc., $2450; ticket peddlers at the polls, $27; lunches, $3,15; total, $422.65,
 Philip P, Wells, republican council man in the Ninth ward, 50 cents.
 James Beautom, jro silver democrat ic candidate for councilman in the Eleventh ward, pastors, $l; carriage, $5,
 Robert F. Baldwin, republican candi- date for first selectman, to chairman of the town committee, $l00; pastors, $15; stationery and printing, $S,15; to- tai, $11S15.
 Patrick Bree, silver democratic can didate for constable, rendered the fol- lowing statement: to chairman of the town committee, $25; pastors, $5; dis tribution, S6.50; total, $3650.
 City Sheriff Roland ]. Bunce, republ- can, paid $55 itemlzed as foilows To chairman of republican committee, $2S; printing, $15; postage, $L5O; envelopes, $2; directing and distributing, $55O; to- tai, $55
 Horatio M. Reynolds, gold democrat ic candidate for aldermen from the First ward, paid by subscription to the campaign fund, $15; pastors, $1.50; to- tai, $16.5O,
 Henry W. Russell, gold democratic candidate for board of relief, paid $7 for pastors.
 Willis M. Bonner, republican candi- date for constable, paid $750 to cam paign committee,
 Richard R. Healey, democratic nom inee for alderman from the Eleventh ward, contributed $7.5O to the general fund.
 James F. Sullivan, jr,, democratic nominee for councilman from the First ward, paid S1.75
 Augustus L. Schollhorn and George Wallace, democratic nominees for coun- cilmen from the Eleventh ward, paid nothing.
 Ex-Alderman Joseph c. Kelly, repub- lican candidate for selectman, paid to chairman of republican town commit tee s100; carriage hire, pastors, etc, $37 50; total, $137.50.
 N. A. Fullerton, republican candidate for councilman from the First ward, paid $lJ to the ward committee.
 John F. Byrne, democratic candidate for alderman from the Third ward, paid $1.50 for printing,
 John J. Sullivan, democratic candi- date for alderman from the Twelfth ward, paid for printing and pastors, $s 30; carriage and other hire, $6.
 Robert c. Bright, gold democratic councilmanic candidate from the Tenth ward, spent $1,5O for pastors. Harvey s. Shepard, democratic coun- cilman from the Eleventh ward, paid to ward committee S5; distributing pas ters and ballots, $7; printing and post age, S3.42; total S15.42
 Lewis S Welch, gold democratic councilmanic candidate from the First ward, contributed. to ward committee, $15; pastors, $225; postage, 8; station cry $27 total, $20.52.
 James White, republican council- manic candidate from the Eighth ward, s2 30 for printing. Frank Kinstrey, councilmanic candi- date from the Seventh ward, paid $50 for ticket peddlers, Thomas F. Wrinn, democratic candi- date for councilman from the Fourth ward, for pastors, $5; rent of room, 75 cents; total, $5.76, | Edward V. Reynolds, gold demo- cratic candidate for city auditor, fifty dollars paid by check to chairman na- 1 tional democratic town committee" l Joseph J. Brady, councilman from the Eighth ward, paid S2 for printing. | Frederick l.. Averlll, republican can didate for councilman from the Second ] ward, $1.25 for pastors; distributing same, S3; total, $4.25. | George Weissman, councilmanic can didate from the Third ward paid $1. 50 for pastors.
 Louis Klinkerfuss, republican candi- date for councilman from the Eighth ward paid to ward committee, $5: printing, $3.90; postage, 3t cents; total, $9.21.