The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-22
ELECTIOH COSTS
 HaV ALL FILED
Anthony, Rowe, Welch and De vine Send in Their Lists,
 Satisfying Law.
DEylNE SPENT St93
 FOR CITY CLERKSHlP
Macdonald and Fitzgerald Get Their Accounts as Town
 Chairnen on File.

l Wilu the ullllS IdlS yS9tSA it'S oi eAi0 election expense accounts of Lewis Welch and Francis G. Anthony, the entire list of election candidates who under the corrupt practices act are re- quired to file accounts of the sums ex- pended by them in the campaign had satisfied the requirements of the law and there will be no delinquents in this city for this campaign. The can didates had until to-day to make their returns, so that all were in in good season.
 MT. Welch, who was Anthony's op- ponent for tax collector, swears to the expenditure of $252o2, of which s15 is down for hiring of automobiles, while Anthony spe..t for election and primar- les together the sum of $S77,aO. Of this $291.SS gees for primaries and the re- mniuing $505.42 is the actual costs of the election.
 l Among the other accounts filed yes- terday was that of James J. Devine, who carried off first honors in the con stest for city clerk and who spent in that race a total of s19S. Of this the primaries took $2O and $40 was the contribution to the town committee. Fred Brathauer showed that 1t cost him s477.90 to be defeated for town clerk. He put in 800 in the primaries and gave as contribution to the town committee $21O. Alderman-elect J. Ed mund Miller from the city at large gives his account as $7.65 and says that the primaries meant no expense to him. Joseph B. Cunningham on the demo- crtaic ticket for grand juror expended nothing, Anthony Verdi put in $50, and Jrlius Janson one of the aldermen at large whom the republicans put in, srent S87.
 Controller Rowe also put his account in yesterday afternoon which figured up to $59625, of which 800 went for the primaries and s21O went to the town committee.
 The accounts of the chairnen of the democratic and republican town com mittees for the election were also filed with Town Clerk Whitaker yesterday and show that Colonel Macdonald ex- pended S5,S6S62 while Chairman Fltz- gerald used up $9,704.40, Both of the parties had balances in the treasury, not quite all of the money which was contributed being expended in the elec- 1 ton costs, The republicans took in | through contributions $5,S42 and had on hand as starter $634SO The re- oeipts of the party this year were: 1 M. Adler, $50; F.s M. Adler $25; w. Bennett, $1O; A R, Bradley, $25; T. R. Blakeslee, s10; H. T. Blake, S2O; r. c. Bushnell, $25; George F. Burgess, $25; L. w. Beecher. $1O; c. M Baldwin, $1o; i George T. Bradley, $10; w. G. Bushnell, | $25; K, A Betts $25; Clarence Blakes- lee, $10; c. w. Blrely, $100; Roscoe P. Brown, $15; F. s. Butterworth, $50; D. ! A. Blakeslee, $175; E. W. Baldwin, $10; 1 Carl F. BolIman, $40; P. ". Chase, $5O; l.. w. Cleaveand $25; J. M. Champion, $1O; J. B. Coe, $1O0; G. W. Curtis, $2o; W. P. Curtis, S5; l.. M. Daggett, $5O; w. H. Douglass, $25; o. A. Day, s3: A. Diekerman, $l0; H. c. Emery, $5; Geo, H. Ford, s; r. B. Farnsworth, S10 c. J Fox, political agent for J. J, Chand- fer, S425; P. R. Greist, $25; E. E. Gar rlson, $10; John L. Gilson, $60; George ID. Hodson, $10; James A. Howarth, $50; F. l., Homan, $25; F. s. Hamilton. $10O; s. E. Hoyt, $l25; Thomas Hooker, i $5; J. D. Jackson, $20; L. Erwin Ja- cobs, BIO; N. w. Kendall, $1Oo; Joseph Kegelmeyer. $25; J. c. Kelly $25; c. w. Kelly, $1O; Louis Knollmeyer, $50; Joseph T. Kollerstrom, $1oO; e, s. Leete, $25; J. N Leon- ard, $25; George A. Law $50; Phelps Montgomery, $1O; John T.
 Manson, $25; Edward J. Maroney, | $75;t C. B. Mathwman, $125; E. J, Merrill, $100; Hubert Dickerman, $50; | H. G. Newton, $25; H. F. Parmalee, 1 $15; F. L. Perry, $25; D. S. Pickett, $20; John H. Pearce, $25; A. o. Pall- man, $50; A. Letsel, $1O0; E, P Root, l $10; J. V. Rattelsdorfer, ward treas urer, $S50; Moses T. Rice, $5; Frank 1 J. Rice, $10; N. D. Sperry $50; E. A. Street, $1OO; F. s. Strong, $1O0; F. L. Shay $5; E. c. Simpson, $150; Charles Smith, $1O; R. Trowbridge, $25; w. P. Futile, SEQ; Julius Twiss, $2; H. H. I lTownshend, $15; F. D. Trowbridge, 1 $15; J, F. Studley, S4O0; William B. Sumner, $10; M. M. s. Smith, $15; William A. schappa, $5; John Q. Til son, S10; E. H. Weaver, $10; George l D. Watrous, $25; William S Wells, $5; J. Rice Wlnchell, $25; Eli Whitney, $100; H. H. Weaver, $20; Henry c. White, $2O; r. E. Whitaker, S1OO; s. H. Williams 2, $25; R. S. Woodruff, | $200; Victor M. Tyler, $25; M. E. Chatfeld, $472,
 The democratic receipts were as fol- lows:
 All candidates for office paid per cent. on the salary of the offices they ran for.
 Charles Hovey $75; Judge S. L. Bronson, $10O; Talcott H. Russell, S5; S. R. Avis, $20; s. A. York, $10; Philip Hugo, $25; Judge Robertson, $50;. E, l.. Stoddard, $50; John Dillon, $50; Walter Burke, $26; Joseph Maynard IS45; Henry Bretzfelder, $25; B. R, English $2O; M. B. Cary Ridgefeld 1 $25; c. T. Driscoll, $25; J, J. Mozart land, $25; James J. Lawton $25; Joseph Hughson, $25; John H. Buck ley. SAP; Arthur Mullen, $25; James T. Moran, $15; J. c. Kerrigan, $15; j.
 J. Lane, $1OO; J. J. Corbett, $25; T
 F. Callahan, $6O; c. H. Conway, S2O;
 John Mcintyre, $25; Frank w Foley
 $42; Daniel Colwell, s5; Owen A
 Groark, $25; T. F. Fitzsimmons, $15i
 G, Johnson, $2340; Joseph Calm, $36i
 B. J. Shanley, S39; Joseph McHugh | sin. C yV AvAs1 e10. HoGan