The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-03

The fact came to light yesterday that
the Mckinley Republicans had much
larger campaign fund in this state than
they needed. 1t develops that only one
half of the amounts subscribed were
used so that there is a good balance to
begin another campaign, though most
of the surplus has been RENTED to
the various county committees in tho
state.
John E. Dooly chairman of the state
Republican committee, yesterday filed
with the secretary of state statement
of receipts and disbursements by his
committee during the campaign. The
total receipts are given at 50, 4l2.25 ano
the expenditures $2,107.06. The amounts
RENTED to the various counties are
given as follows: Utah, 500; Carbon,
s25; Box Elder, $75; Beaver, S25; Cache,
so; Davis, $25; Emery, S25; Garfield, $25;
Grand, S25; Iron, SIS; Juab, $25; Kane,
S25: Morgan, s25; Piute, $25; Sanpete,
500; Sewer, $780, TOoele, $25; Uintah,
SOS: Utah, 5000; Wasatch, S25; Wayne.
SO; Salt Lake, $3.50; Rich. S25; Weber,
$500; Salt Lake, $500; Weber, 5000; Sal
Lake. $40; Weber. $3S; Salt Lake, 1925;
Tooele. SIS.
The statement does not show from
~
received, the dates simply being given.
CHAIRMAN LLOYD'S STATEMENT.
3. T. Lloyd, chairman of the county
Democratic committee, left his state
ment with the county clerk to be filed
as soon as the fees are paid. 1t shows
the total receipts of the committee to
have been s1,460.50, while the disburse
ments aggregated S1.605, or consider
able amount over and above the re-
ceipts. The amount paid out above
the amount received was advanced by
the committee, as they had to person.
ally guarantee and pay many bills more
than they had money subscribed, to the
amount of $14450. The committee is
still in debt S19310 besides the amount
due members of the committee. max
ing a total Indebtedness of 1887. go.
EXPENSES OF CANDIDATES.
Several statements were filed at the
clerks office yesterday.
County Recorder-elec James c. Jen-
sen filed the following statement:
County Democratic committee, SIS;
write up on Great Campaign" SIS;
same Sandy Independent" So; same
''Frehedsvennen," 81; John Held for
cards, IS; Western Book & Stationary
company. 70 cents; trip to Bingham,
SS.05; Henry Buhring for canvassing,
$40; David Parry, same, 50; Thomas
Home, work on books So; Louis Iver-
son and H. S. Schofield, canvassing,
"a; Halverson & Guldbransen, can
wasting Bingham. So: G. w. Robinson,
livery, $3.50; T. E. Harris, copying. 81:
jackson Bolton, account OF hall rent,
50; Old Soldiers club, 81; David Parry,
loan not yet refunded. 80 cents; Glee
club and music, $2.25; cigars at Murray,
40 cents; telephone, 80 cents: c. Jacob
son and JED Sheets, services with team
on election day So: tickets and meals
on convention day. 81; cigars on cleo
ton day, S1.50: whip, % cents: refresh
ments at Sandy, $L25; car fare and in
cidentals. $3.50: T. A. Moon, work as
substitute in office. S37. so; total, s219.
7. NJ. FISHER.
l. NJ. Fisher. who ran against Mrs.
Game for the county authorship. spent
$223.15 in the following manner: Paid
A L. Williams before convention for
assistance in Second ward. s12.5O5
Arthur Parsons before convention. $50:
county committee, 800; Argus for cut.
y; Bryan Advocate for write-up. 81.
Sandy Independent, So: Mr.. Wilson. a
colored man, for publishing photo and
write-up in Silver. SO; r. H. McKaig
for candidates quartette, So: Young
Mems Silver club, to pay expenses of
dances in Second ward and Mill Creek
SlO; the same club before convention
TO defray expenses of canvass. $40.
Dennis Eichnor's furniture van head
quarters at polls, 30 cents; Fred Poll
for taking people to Eleventh precinct
to registration Office. IS; Ladies com
mIttee for luncheons on election day
So; expense of train to Bingham. Sc.
Ienth Ward Lumber company. board
walk from Eleventh precinct to DolI /
SI4O: editor of Correspondence. 81 d,
A c. Reese and W. Scott Crismon as
committee to furnish refreshments TO
various polls, $40; sundry expenses. SO:
s22315. '''' '0'''''
SAMUEL PERRY.
The expense incurred during the
campaign by Samuel Perry. defeated
Republican candidate for county com
missioner, were as follows: GINS
Holmes, chairman county committee
slOO; G j. Schmidt, for hall rent. SO:
travelling expenses around county,
meals, refreshments, sundry contribu
lions, etc, $50; total expenditures, $780,
COMMISSIONER HALL.
County Commissioner-elect Lucius F
Hail filed the following statement of
campaign disbursements: James
thompson. chairman Populist commit
tee, $50; Old Soldiers Bryan club, IS:
rent of Burlington schoolhouse for !
Populist meeting, SO; expenses on trim |
to Draper. $1.60; trip to Bluff Dale. so
cents; towards rent Of Lyceum theatre !
for Populist meeting, So; total, $500.
GEORGE L. NYE.
George L. Nye's statement is as fol-
ows: County committee. s125: Staafs |
leltung, $40; Murray American, So:
ilee club, $50; national silver fund. /
50; carriage to Sandy, 81; trip to Bing |
ham, $40; opening Barney Quinn's safe. |
S2-'o' trip TO Riverton, S2.75; trip to |
HERMAN, 81; Third precinct fund. 81:
john Doe for canvass, So; contribution !
TO Federated Trades, So; cigars. s..
lunches on election day. SIPS: Inncb /
Tor workers ir the Forty-seventh nra- |
cinct, Sl.5O; hall rent at Murray. 81. (
S1.70; Reporter PRINTING /
company cards, IS: total, $l93.45.
In the secretary of states office were /
lied the following accounts:
r. W. SLOAN.
Representative-elect r. w. Sloan of
his county spent S156.75 during the |
as follows: Democratic |
county committee. S65; railroad fares. |
Salt Lake county, Utah and Wyoming. |
$3.50; hotel bills, SIS; Murray Amer I
can, 50; printing tickets, S2.25; team
IN election day, IS; refreshments, food |
lnd cigars, $3.50; total S136.75.
]. ]. DAILY.
John ]. Daily. Bryan elector. renders |
he following: Silver Republican |
county committee, $40; ballots. $3.50: |
Trite-up in Great Caunsioo e15. fo+aI /