The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-06-22

| AHA, loT tne TehsOn lnat L was SICK anC
under the DOCTORS care with ailments
which wholly incapscitsted me from
personally supervising said disburse,
ment made by my said treasurer"
In another note Mr.. Sbley tells of the
payment of 81, ,4lO to various newspapers
for advertising space, aud by adding this
amount to that paid to Mr.. Taylor the
total of Sio,69S So is shown. The second
note is as follows:
sometime in January or the early part
of February, 1910, before became can
didste, there was paid the sun o. 81 ,4lO for
advertising space in the following news
papers: Sharon Herald, $500; Sharon Tele-
graph, 500; Sharon Eagle, 500; Warren
Mirror, $3.50; Vsrt Land $500; Emlenton
News, $500; Oil City Blizzard, 5000;
Youngsville Enterprise, 500. This
money was paid for me before / became
candidate, and find that receipts were
not taken. These receipts will at once be
procured and filed herewith"
MIR. Sibley enumerstes the following
bills rs not having been paid: Grit pub.
fishing Company, $3.50; Cory Leader
Publishing Company, $s4,lO; Lsngdon
Brothers, advertising, 1850; Progress
Publishing Company, s25; Evening News
Printing Company, printing, s32595;
Bell Telephone Company, Sl4 10; Postal
Telegraph Company, SS.l2
In Mr.. Taylor's statement the pay
ments appear in detail, the account COW
ering nine ty pewritten pages. The per-
son receiving the largest sum of money
was c. D. Crandall, manager of the War
rem county campaign, who got Sl3, $500, in
various payments. d. NJ, Howard, also
of Warren county, received the sum of
$1,000. c. c. Swift, Republican county
chairman of Elk county, also got $1,000.
Daniel Williams, of Sharon, received |
Sl,5OO, The individual receiving next |
largest sum of money was Senator j. d. |
Emery, OF Mercer, to whom was paid !
$1,000. o. W. Proper, of Forest county,
received SS25. f. f. Fleming of Tionesla
received s525. J. c. Dunn, Tionesta, 1880
for transportation of voters. D.. Heiden.
ger, 500.
The amount paid by Mr.. Sibley to the
various papers and publishing houses, in
Guiding the sums mentioned above, was
S5,6iS 30, divided as follows: Sharon
Telegraph, S2,O4s; Oil City Blizzard, ad-
vertising aud extra papers, 500; Vart
Land, a Swedish newspaper printed in
jamestown, n. Y, 5000; Warren Mirror,
$500; Sharon Herald, s4S2 90; Evening
News Printing Company, sS7l, 20; Emlen-
enton News, S925; Liberty Printing
Company, 1926; Sharon Eagle, SlS2 so;
Western Press, Mercer, sl57 95; Youngs.
Vile Enterprise, Sl47.l0; Pittsburg Dis
patch, SlS9; Marienyile Express, $40 60;
Cory leader, Ss4 10; Ridgway Publishing
Company, S62 %; Warren Mail, SOL so;
Oil City Derrick, s47 20; Tionesta Repub.
Iican, 1920; Shsrpsvile Advertiser, $40;
Emlenton Herald, S35; South Sharon
News, SIS; Sandy Lake Breeze, S25; She
nsngo Printing Company, S25; Sheffield
Observer, S25; Tionesta Vindicator, S25;
Mercer Dispatch, S25; Greenville Pro-
sress, S25; Lawrence Printing Company,
sl3; Journal Printing Company, $40;
Grit, $3.50; Labor Review, s.. A great
many payments were made to individ.
ais. numbering over $40, for the dis
seminstion of information" ranging
from few dollars up to $3.50.
THE HOME CANDIDATES.
Congressman Wheeler's expense ac.
count was received at the Prothonotsry's
office this Wednesday morning and shows
a total expenditure of Sl7,Sls.75. The
items of the account are as follows: Dis
seminalion of information to public.
sS,996 40; political announcement of can
didacy in district, S7S5 20; Oscar J. Den.
ny, chairman Mercer county, 81, 500; CT.
keefer, treasurer campaign committee
Warren county, 81, 900; John Curry, treas.
urer campaign committee Elk county.
$500; c. L. Trace, treasurer campaign
Vensngo county, 500; J..T.
Dale, treasurer campaign committee For
est county, $500; ]. Allison Keck, Mercer
county, $500; w H. Baker, Elk county.
$500; postage, 5000; travelling expenses,
sl73; telephone and telegraph bills, S32 So;
typewriter rental, slO.5O; campaign but
tons, $l2O.sO.
W. j. Campbell, the successful candi.
late for Assembly, spent SlOO SS, con-
'isting of printing, telephone, transporta.
lton of voters, botel bills, railroad fare.
etc. Forty-two dollars of this account.
Mr.. Campbell states is still outstanding.
A. r. Mechlug, who failed of nomins.
lion expended $l72 II, the account con-
'isting of pretty much the same items as
Mr., Campbelps, with the addition of rig
llre' which constituted the largest item
of expense.
The expenditures of VIM. j. Breene.
Democratic candidate for Congress; Il. A,
Wolfe, Democratic candidate for As
'embly, and Asa II. Sigworth, candidate
or delegate 10 the Republican State
did not exceed $50 in either
,ase, so they are not obliged to file an
temized account.