The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-04

mittee, 60 cents for telephone and 80
cents for railroad fare, making a total
OF 500.
COLONEL CASH
Representatives. A. D. Cash of
Utah county contributed $40 to the
state committee. an equal amount to
the county committee, paid $2.75 for
souvenir and a balance for sundries
/ sufficient to run his bill up to 1895.
ABRAM HATCH.
Abram Hatch, defeated candidate for
the senate from Summit county, makes
the following statement: Paid assess
ment levied by the Republican COM
mittee of Summit county, S135; feeding
team, 80 cents; advertising meeting. 80
cents; hotel at Kamas, s$2.75; services
of band, 50; balance of county commit
tee assessment, SIS; total, $l6S.75.
FOULS" BILL
Senator Aquila Nebeker spent $500
as follows: State Democratic commit
tee, SO; Davis county committee, $3.50;
penseS while canvaSsing district, about
$50; to the candidacy of S. A. Kenner,
$40; total, $3.50.
e. G. ROGNON.
Ernest G. Rognon, Republican candi-
date for state senator from this county.
paid $50 to his county committee, So to
the Bryan Advocate" $40 TO the
Great Campaign So for railroad
fares, 81 for extra copies of the Argus,
and s1.90 to the Tribune for advertising,
making his total expenditures $3.50.
Senator-elect Heber Bennion, from
this county, spent $35 during the cam
paign by contributing SIS to the Demo-
cratic county committee and $40 to the
state committee.
JUDGE RICHIE.
Morris L. Ritchie, defeated candidate
for district judge, filed the following
account: Republican judicial commit
tee, expense of convention, $27T5; NJ.
Christopherson, same. 50; train 20 Ring
ham, So: on cost of theatre for holding
convention. So; telegraphing to Summit
county about certificate. $1.90; carriages
on election day in Fourth municipal
ward. $40; Independent Republican
committee, for petition and certificate,
$3.50; A. H. Parsons, chairman Repub-
lican county committee, for band, 81;
Republican committee. Thirty-third
precinct, 81; total, S62.15.
SCOTT CRISMON.
Inquiry at the clerks office ELECTED
the information that W. Scott Crismon
had filed mis- statement, showing an eX-
penditure of about $3.50.
REESE NOT QUITE SURE.
Al Reese did not have his items COM
pleted but thought the total would run
up to about $3.50.
TREASURER LYNCH.
Treasurer-elect Lynch filed his state
ment some days ago, showing a total
of over $500. For Son>s reason or other
his cfafanprt has bapr1 made rul-
lie.
Arthur II. Parsons. chairman of the
Republican committee up to October 10,
or up to the time Gus Holmes was
elected chairman, yesterday filed
statement showing receipts amounting
to S61S-4O. and the disbursements the
same, leaving nothing in the treasury
when Gus Holmes took charge.
WHAT IT COST CHRIS.
Commissioner Martin Christopherson
filed the following statement of cam
paign expenses: County committee,
$50; same. for translatng. $40: "Bku-
ben" SIS; correspondence $3.50:
Great Campaign" SIS; Sandy Indepen-
dent. S15; r. H. McKaig, for candidates
quartette. s.; Silver quartette, So: re-
freshment committee SO: "Friheds-
veunen," S.; canvassing. $3.50: FEEDER
ated Trades. $40; miscellaneous. So. so;
A. h Parsons, county chairman, So;
total. s1975O.
J. S. RAWLINS
Commissioner-electJ ]. s. Rawlins only
spent $40 to be elected. He contributed
$40 to the county committee, IS toward
the Bingham trip, and IS TO the Cres- /
cent precinct committee.
COMMISSIONER GEDDEs.
County Commissioner A. S. Geddes. |
who wanted to be reelected, makes /
the following, statement: Arthur Par
sons. chairman Republican county
committee. SO: Gus Holmes. same. S95; |
two carriages on election day, S10O: A. /
c. Reese, for lunch for workers at ali |
of the city precincts. $40; Peter ].
Johnson, for distributing circulars, S15: /
Sandy Independent. write-up, 81: |
Western Recorder, advertising matter. /
So; R. P. Van Dyke, for cut and 200 pa /
pers, so: Candidates Glee club, for |
transportation. IS; EXPENSE of train to |
Bingham. IS Grocer Printing company. |
cards, S3.75; c. j. Bouton, German /
write-up, SO; Korrespondenten. Sc:
Juvenile Instructor, printing, so; to-
tai, $204.75.
J. D. SPENCER.
John D. Spencer. candidate for county
treasurer, spent $500 95. in the following
iiidtilCA- ouDSttlpliOu 10 county COM
mittee, $40; subscription to various
campaign papers, $3.50: subscriptions
TO various political organizations. SIS:
expenses covering visits to Bingham.
$3.50; sundry expenses covering county
canvass. including carriage hire. rail-
road fares, refreshments. etc. s17S.95:
one box Hugler's candy. 81; total.
S5o2.s5
ARTHUR H. PARSONS.
Arthur II. Parsons, Republican can
didate for county assessor, spent his
money as follows: Republican county
committee. a. H Parsons, chairman.
$50: Gus Holmes. same. S155; Argus. IS:
Sandy Independent, IS; the Great
Campaign, s.; Bryan Advocate. So:
Bingham. special train. $3.50: livery.
SO: trip to Sandy. 81: trip to Crescent.
81: 800 cigars, $40; 100 cigars (for the
country, 81; lunch, Third precinct.
election day, SO: refreshments. lack
pot election day, SO: photo for cuts.
81; one sample ballot, 81; tickets for
balls, raffies and parties, s.: refresh
ments, liquid and solid. to sundry indi-
viduals. $50 total, S279.50.
Administrators Unloading Sale.
Friday and Saturday are the last two
days f. AUERBACH & BRO.
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