The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-20
EXPENSES OF CANDIDATES
NINETEEN TENTED STATEMENTS
FILED WITH COUNTY CLERK.
One Man Acknowledge that He Gave
Money to Grafters-E. :. r..
SeRuin's Big Bill.

Nineteen Republican candidates for NOM
nation at the late primary election yester-
day filed their expense accounts with the
county clerk. OF the statements filed only
one candidate made affidavit tina he had
spent nothing in the campaign. He was
Charles b. lockwood. who was nominated
for county councilman at large. The other
accounts follow:
John Broom, unsuccessful candidate for
representative: Printing, $40; Livery, $40;
petition, SO; incidentals. s.; total, 500.
John '. Parker, unsuccessful candluate
for county commissioner from the Second
district: Printing, $32: committee assess
ment, $25; precinct organization, $50; cigars,
$50: hotel expenses, $l2; church entertain
ments, 81; car fare, 50; miscellaneous, SIO;
total. $l56.
John A. Porter, unsuccessful candidate
for nomination for county auditor: Church
donations, so: ward organization. $loO;
cigars. SIS: livery. SIS; printing, $50; car
fare, SIS; total. S27S.
Fremont Afford, successful candidate for
judge of the Criminal Court: Committee
assessment, SO; car fare and livery, 50;
cigars. $40: printing $40; expenses for meet
ing places. $23; advertising in programme
SIS; entertainment tickets, 81; church do
nations, SIG; total, $124.
Harry b. Stout. successful candidate for
justice OF the peace: Church donations
$12.25; cards, Sc; committee assessment, $40;
clubs. S.75; cigars. $S46O; entertainment and
church socials, 1915; total, $72.35.
A JUDGES EXPENSES.
John L. McMaster, successful candidate
for judge of the Superior Court: Commit
tee assessment. SIS; printing. $40; postage,
$50; livery. 1913; typewriting, $40; car fare
and meals, So; letter heads and envelopes,
$4.25; addressing envelopes, 81; expenses for
places for meetings, $3.50; cigars. SIS; or
ganization, $40; total, s1S3.10.
j. Harry Roberts, unsuccessful candidate
for county commissioner from the Second
district: Committee assessment, $25; print
ing, SIG; advertising, $S1: car fare, $40;
postage. $35; cigars, $45; miscellaneous SIS;
total, 1926.
William H. Nickerson, successful candi-
date for justice Of the peace: Printing and
advertising, SIS. %; committee assessment.
$40: livery, A.25; cigars, $l2: meals and en-
tertainments. 81; car fare, $3.50; total. $500.
Albert B.. Carter, unsuccessful candidate
for county commissioner for the Second
district: Committed assessment, SIS; livery.
SIP; cigars. $51; upper for election board,
$50; printing, postage and advertising,
sl02. 40; car fare, $50; church tickets. $3.50;
total. s2O6. 90.
Joseph H. Hayes, unsuccessful candidate
for justice of the peace: as
sessment, $40; cards, s7.25; total. SIPS.
David J. Smock, successful candidate for
constable: Cards, 81; advertising $3.50; car
fare, 81; tickets. 70 cents; Ito miscellaneous
expenses in the way of donations TO
grafters." S1.35; total, $3.50.
Milton K. Alexander, unsuccessful candi-
date for county clerk: Committee assess
ment, $50; advertising. livery, cigars and
car fare, $63; total, $ll3.
William c. Smock, successful candidate
for justice of the peace: as
sme $40; half-tOne portrait, N.@;
tickets. 81. %; advertising and printing.
$24.15; Organization and places OF meeting,
Splits; total, $685..
f. S. r. SEGUIN'S AFFIDAVIT.
Edward S. r. Seguin, unsuccessful cam
didate for county auditor: Committee as
sessment. SIS; printing. ST.; postage, $40;
car fare. $3.50; livery, $3.50; advertising,
$40; church donations. SO; charity donations.
$40; clubs, SIG; cigars. $25; bill posting, $25;
organization and incidentals, $3.50; total.
$685. 60
John McGregOr, successful candidate for
county commissioner for the Second dis
trict: Newspaper advertising. S55; cards.
SD rs; advertising. $45; cigars. SEQ; postage.
So; organization, $50; committee assessment,
$25: total, $2S3.15.
Thomas K. Spafford, successful candidate
for county commissioner for the Third dis
trict: Committee assessment, S25; advertis-
ing, SIS; cards, 81; cigars, $3.50; incidentalS,
S24; total, $3.50.
Henry Clay Allen. successful candidate
for Judge of the Circuit Court Committee
assessment, S25; cards. $35; places of meet
ing. So; livery, 81; programme and enter
tainments, So; organization, postage and
meals. $50; total. sos.
Charles w. Brown, unsuccessful candi-
date for the Legislature: Cigars, $20.25; car
fare. So; printing, SIS; incidentals, $25; total,
$65. 20.
Altogether twenty-four candidates have
filed their expense accounts, which aggre-
gate an expenditure of S3,251. There are yet
1O6 candidates to hear from, and as these
include men who are supposed to have
paign II is expected that the final total will
reach far into the thousands.