The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-10-22

hAteaa tepuoHchh ADMINISTRATION. |lH--
.s7.5i. or tssl.S7 per month.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
Democrat. Republic'u.
cintingent expense. s9.OSS.51 $685. o.
Excess Republican administration t4T7,-
81. or s2S.S7 per month.
Fees collected ....s4Sl.lss.n $3il. $685.
Saving to the people in this office sI3s.
S42.4s, or Ss,9S2,12 per month.
STATE AUDITOR.
Democrat. Republican
Contingent expense. sS.0SS.51 ss.5ss.O3
Excess Republican administration, $751;
-. or s2s.ss per month.
Fees collected $3.50. $4.OS33I si.S4s.W
Which shows a saving to the people Of
tS,0l5.2s in this office. And an excess
collection by Gordon over wilder OF
,i,SOs75s.S5, or s2s.ss7.s4 per month.
STATE TREASURER.
Democrat. Republican. /
Contingent expense, S2.31727 s1647.11 /
Excess Democratic administration 500 (
is. or $3.50 per month. /
Interest collected. .s156. 7Os.OS S12lS7h.6s \
Which shows that this office has saved I
the people ssi $50. 20. or sI.5ss.1s per
month.
BUREAU OF MINES,
Democrat, Republican.
Contingent expense. s26. 292.72 t2S, 262. 10
A difference in favor o. the Democrats
. i,sbS,7 1866, or s2,ss7.S4 per month.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Democrat. Renuhtic,n
Contingent expense. $40. 0S6ss sn.3I6ss
A difference in favor Of the Democrats
Of N,2sO.57, or ss1.52 per month.
BANKING DEPARTMENT. (
Democrat. Republican.
Contingent expense. sss,174,49- SEQ on- |
Excess RembGay. ,SOs.S
xS~~+++<+$tS lean administration s2s.
! "As.~or sl.174.1s per month.
GENERAL REcAPITuLATIoN
Republican expense ...........s 452 49,
81 Democratic expense ........-. 246,15o.t
Amount in favor Of Democrats
1877 for twenty months .......... S2O6'5iV'
or SlO,3i7.Ol per month.
INTEREST AND FEES COLLECTED
Democrats .364l.sHe.
y Al Republicans .....n"..s.... 46',9'z.
This shows a balance in favor OF t
Democrats OF s17l,4iS.Ss.
IO.27 DEMOCRATIC SAVINGS.
enty Incidental expense ............ S2O6'S'O
been Trtersst and fees ............. 1l4.41S
-
Grand total .................sSs O.754
Democratic savings, per year. .s22S'to2
Democratic savings, per month. 1887
Democratic savings, per week. 4'5ya
Democratic savings, per day. 81
ALL These are the official records
Voter; which will you endorse by y
vote November Sth. the Republican rec
'l1.Si Of extrayagance. or the Democratic I
ord Of economy?
w The above record demonstrates u
oughly that the Democratic party IS
marty Of economy in Missouri. ana
the Republican party Il the party Of
,ravaranee. Democratic rule in Miss,
reduced the tax rate from 50 cents Z
S'o''' cents on the 500 assessed valuation
year the tax rate IN the adjoining -
OF Nebraaka. kahtar' io"e o"N ;"
was 60 cents. 81 cents. 40 cents AM
$40 40 cents. respectively. Not being abl'
,'V,,O raise the tax rate in Missouri, the Rel
! w ucans seek to raise the assessment
" O" order TO obtain money to meet their
travagances.
GOV. Hadley IL an advocate OF asi
J. ing farm lands at full market value
urged the assessors to so assess IT, Y
the QUESTION Of the equalization OF
farming lands Of the state came b
BLISS the board OF equalization at its
meeting. Gov. Hadley was not sat
with the work Of the county asxessoi
TO the real estate, and worked and
@'ess.as for an increased assessment, from
thlrty-three and one-third per cen
which farms are now assessed, "a
hundred per cent OF their value.
Hadley made the mistake. althou
lawyer. Of considering the board Of :
%izattsn q board Of assessors. He
atop 10 appreciate the fac, that the
could only e~quallze. not assess. !
"a sea p nasely for the farmers Of Missouri
four Democrats of The hoard. y
lcowem. Gordon. Roach and Major.
~ the farmers sad prevented the r.
"a sss "a heir assessments Of sve per cent