The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-01
TAWNEY SPENT MOST
His Expenses for Reelection Were
Over $500.

over $500.
Judge F. NJ Crosby, Of the First ju-
dicial district filed his election expense
accounts with the secretary of state
yesterday. The total foots up to the re-
markably small sum Of $437 Of which
$4.75 was for printing blank petitions
for nomination; $40 for filing the noni-
nations; $15 TO the Goodhue county re-
publican committee, and four for post
age and telegraph dues.
Judge Seagrave Smith, of Hennepin
county, certifies that he expended
Sf499Z IN securing a reelection. OF
this amount $40 was for filing certifi-
Gates; $542.92 for the use of committees;
$50 for printing, and $107 for canvass
ing, postage, etc.
J. A. McConkey, prohibition candidate
for secretary of state, makes affidavit
that he expended $26 In securing de-
feat-$25 for getting his name on the
ticket, and 81 for subscription for a
speaker. Mr.. McConkey says he does
not know who contributed the other
$25 to have his name placed on the
ticket.
Frank M. Eddy says that his re-
election to congress in the Seventh
district cost him $609.65. The state
ment contains a long list of items rang
ing in amount from 40 cents for post
age on his certificates of nomination to
$125.60 for printing Autographs of his
handsome countenance. Most Of the
items are for livery hire, hall rent post
ing notices Of meetings, etc.
Alex McKinnon, fusion candidate for
state treasurer, paid $68450 for the fun
he had in trying to beat A. T. Koerner.
OF this $400 went to the democratic
state central committee and included
the filing of his certificate of nomina-
ton; for printing $85; halls and team
hire, $50; cash to local committee, SIS;
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penses, $106.50.
Henry w. Cory's expenses as a can
didate for the Ramsey county district
bench were $165. OF this he had paid,
when he filed the certificate, $46; for
filing certificates of nomination, cards
and postage. He had promised $15O to
the county committee, $40 to the St.
Paul Times and $5 toward uniforms for
the Eighth Ward club.
William A. Cant's election as judge
Of the st. Louis county district court
cost him $399.98, including $116.66 to
the county committee; $40 for canvass
ing; $135 for printing, and $40 for fill
ing certificates Of nomination.
John A. Keyes expended $500 in try
to be attorney general. The only large
item in the list is SIP for travelling ex-
peEses.
S. NJ. Owens expenses as a candidate
for congress in the Fifth district
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to the committee; $40 for filing CEN
tificate of nomination; $40 to newspa-
pers; SIS for cards; $50 for printing;
$3.50 for travelling expenses, services
and other incidentals, $4135.
E. E. Lommen, populist candidate
for congress in the Ninth district, ex-
pended $487.81 in his canvass, all in
small items.
S. J. Donnelly affirmed that his run
for the Office Of county attorney cost
him the sum of $497.50. Of which 5000
was contributed to the Democratic
county committee.
Thomas Manning, candidate for the
Office of register Of deeds on the Demo-
cratic ticket. decreased his bank ac-
count by $494.30, also paying to the
county committee the sum of $500.
c. H. McGill, Republican candidate
for the legislature for the Tenth.
Eleventh wards and the country. ex-
pended $1S5.50.