Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-11-21
LINDSAY FILES HIS REPORT
Treasurer of Republican Committee
Gives List Of Contributors.
SMALL DEFICIT TO BE MET
GOvernOr-eIect Names His Private
Secretary and Chief CIerk--COn-
fers with sheldon on
Supreme Court Judges.
(FrOm a sad COrrespondentD

LINCOLN, Nov. 2O.-(Special.)-H c.
Lindsay treasurer Of the republican state
committee, today mailed to the county
clerk of Pawnee county his report of the
receipts and expenditures of the republican
committee during the recent campaign. The
receipts totalled $41.7l5.S5 and the expendi-
lures were about $500 in excess of that
amount. Some OF the bills are as yet un-
paid. so the exact amount of expenditures
is not yet figured, though the expenditures
will exceed the receipts about 5000. A large
portion of the expense was due to money
sent to the county tharmen in sevnty-
eight counties just before election to be
used in getting out the vote. VIII Hay
war who was chairman Of the state COM
nlittee until selected secretary of the ma
tional committee. drew $500 for salary out
Of this years receipts; Secretary Frank
Corrick was paid at the rate OF s125 a
month and Secretary ]. NJ. O'Neii received
sl25 for his months work. Chairman Keifer
refused to accept any salary for the work
he did at headquarters, following his selec-
ton as chairman after the state convention.
Treasurer Lindsay also worked without a
salary.
The largest contributor to the Nebraska
which sent S2e.O5O TO the state committee
treasurer. d. f. Thompson was the largest
individual contributor he having given
$1,000 OF which $500 was turned back TO
the committee OF Lancaster county. Where
heads Of state institutions are credited with
large amounts the money was collected by
the superintendent from the employees of
the institution.
List of Contributors.
Following are the contributions OF s11 OF
more: c. f. White, superintendent OF the
Deaf aud Dumb institute, si75; George Coup
land. regent Of the State university, 500
John C. Wharton. sl55 81; republican ma
tional committee, 32s.O5O; w. B. Kern. siper-
intendent Of Hastings asylum. $500; E. B
Cowles. candidate for land commissioner
$40: A. d. Beemer. warden OF state peni-
tentiary. $3.50; ]. T Morey, principal OF
the school for blind, $50; NJ. r. HopewelI
candidate for lieutenant governor. 500; l.
g. Brian. candidate for state treasurer
500; George c. Junkin, candidate for secre-
tary OF state. si25: H. c. Lindsay, clerk OF
the supreme court. $50; George l.. Sheldon
candidate for governor $3.50; ]. A. Williams
candidate for railway commissioner. SlI5
silas A. Barton, candidate for state auditor
$50; Charles f. Magoon, governor OF Cuba
500; r. r. Sizer, postmaster Of Lincoln
500: L. d. Richards OF Fremont, 800; r. b
Schneider Of Fremont, 500; ID. f. Thomp
son. ambassador to Mexico. 1900; F. W
Collins OF the Department OF Justice a
Washington. 800 W. Z. Andrews, auditor
OF the United States treasury $3.50.
The following amounts were contributed
by other state officers, deputies and candi
dates for state offices; J. l.. McBrien
state superintendent, SIS; e. c. Bishop, can
didate for state superintendent. $50; W. r
Thompson. candidate for attorney general
$50; p Royse. secretary of the State Bank
ing board. $50; W. b. Rose, deputy attorne,
general, SSs; Henry T. Clarke. ir. railwa,
commissioner, so; c. B. Anderson. regen
OF the state university, 500; II. J. Winnett