The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-04
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES
Time For Filing Statements Elk
pired Last Evening.
NEGLIGENT CANDIDA TIES
MANY FAILED TO COMPLY WITH
THE LAW.
ou-ressman-EIect King Spent Less
Trban S250-Warren Foster, the
PouuIist Leader, Disbursed $l3s-

Con-ressman-EIect King Spent Less
T,han S250-Warren Foster. the
PouuIist Leader, Disbursed $13s-
The time for filing campaign expense
statements expired at o'clock last
evening. Out of 1SS candidates who
should have filed their campaign &C
counts at the secretary of states ONCE,
only about two-thirds have complied
with the law. there being yet about 81
legislative and judicial candidates 10
hear from.
As TO the county candidates, Commis7
sioner-elect Armstrong and surveyor
Harry Joseph have not filed any state
ments. The law provides that candi-
dates who fail to comply with this par,
of the election law shall be guilty OF a
nisdemeanor and therefor subject 10 Z
fine or Imprisonment.
With the secretary of state yesterday
was busy day, something like 81 can
didates being heard from.
CONGRESSMAN KING.
. Congressman-elect w. H. King filed
his statement of campaign expenses as
follows:
Democratic state committee. ....-Sl25 W
81 G,at-e conntN, committee 80 90
Silver Ijtera rI1re for distribution. Is 90
creat Cannaien -.. 20 90
Railroad fares in state. ....-.-.--. Il oU
hS Sdenfies ~ o'an anu 90
Telegraphing and telephoning- 0O
Expenses at Logan W
Hack hire, salt Lake City, W
Expenses at Murray, livery: %
Expenses at Bingham, driver ana
team --..-.----- --.+.------.....- o.
Expenses at Ogden, hotel BILL. l 80
Expense of reporter at Eureka. j 20
Voters rs to .e1 the polls, about. 90
Paid to various clubs and organ
izations TO aid in securing halls
for meetings, ETC., about. 10 90
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sz49 20
In addition to the above expended
money on two trips east in behalf of
Democratic national committee.
THE POPULIST LEADER.
Warren Foster. Peoples party nomi-
nee for congress, filed the following
statement: Transportation, 5000 miles,
used during campaign, Union Pacific
and Rio Grande Western, $780, stage
fare, Price to Vernal and return, SIC;
III llNllS blliSs go street Cdt Id SO-slus
printing and circulating papers, $40;
hotel expenses at Ogden, 81; same, at
Price, 81; same. at Logan, $1.50; total,
$13S.
ONE OF THE DEFEATED.
Henry Welsh, defeated candidate for
representative from Summit county.
paid 500 to his county committee, $3.50
as personal expenses, $3.50 for printing,
s. for postage. s34 for cigars, Sc for
drinks and SO for railroad fare, making
total Of Sl64.
REPRESENTATIVE CALLS.
Representative-elect Charles A. Calls
of Summit spent $3.50 as follows:
Democratic county committee. $50;
state committee. So; fare to Park City.
S2.15; trip to Kamas, 81.
STATE SENATOR HAMER.
State Senator-elect Daniel Hamer of
Ogden renders the following: Demo-
cratic county committee. $50: Evening
Press and Utah State Journal (paid to
Mr.. Ellis for publishing letter, etc.),
$50; Ogden Review. for publishing let
ter, etc, So; Newton Farr for singers
SO; national Bryan fund. $50: three
boxes of cigars, $3.50. Then follows
various small items bringing Mr
Hamer's total expenditures up to
S1S9.75.
GOT OFF EASY.
John L. Wilson. chairman Twelfth
senatorial district makes the following
financial statement: Receipts. none:
expenditures, feed of delegates horses.
MOSTLY TO COMMITTEES.
Representatives. elect Joseph E. Tavlor
OF this county spent S63. of which S10
went TO the state committee. s25 to the
county committee, SIS to Scipio Ken
nef Great Campaign" $40 to 7 F
tayior Tor newspaper article, and s.
Tor lunches on election day.
ANOTHER Pop.
All that NJ. H. Thomas. Pennies
party candidate for state senator from
ogden. spent was $40, of which IS was
Tor transportation and 81 to his county
committee o"ii'S'
Thomas J. Stevens. defeated cana;
date for the state senate from OGDEN
sWears that all the money he spenf
was SeV, which was paid to the cam
paign committee.
AN EVEN TWENTY.
Joseph KimbaH. candidate from tho
Second representative district. paid $40
to his Democratic campaign COMMITTEES
ana $40 TO the Journal Puhlisbiney
company to aid them during the cam
paign. That was all.
JOHN DOE GOT IT.
John J. Olson. another Peoples party
candidate Tor the legislature from We
Der county. contributed $3.50 to his
defeat, 80 of which amount was maid
TO his party's committee and the hal
ance 10 John Doe and Others
I. c. THORESEN.
Representative-elect l. c. Thoresen of
Cache county disbursed his moneys in
the following manner: Democrat tic /
county committee, $3.50: state com
mittee, $3.50; Logan Journal. So; pre-
clnct committee, $3.50; total, $3.50.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Representative John Hopkins of Nor
gan county contributed SO to the
Democratic state committee 1915 to
the county committee and spent S14.75
for sundries. making a total of $3.50.
a PIUTE CANDIDATE.
Ten dollars to w. H. Dale. 90 cents 10
Judge Powers and $3.50 to his county
committee made up the campaign con- Z
tribution of James z. Forshee. who is
from Piute county, but does not saw
what he was running for.
A LIGHT BILL.
John n. Perkins, legislative member
from Weber county, makes the follow I
ing statement: Printing tickets. 50. %.
livery. 81; county Democratic commits /
tee, $40; incidentals, So; total, S19.25.