Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-23
REPUBLICANS HAVE
l9 CENTS AFTER
PAYING EXPENSES
Fall Campaign Cost S2O,33z.56,
According to Report
ss Filed Today.
DOCUMENT CONTAINS 80
TYPEWRITER PAGES
G. Valentine Baumann, Defeated
by j. F. Monahan, Spent
Y $1,850.


III Republican County Committee
has nineteen cents left out of $40, 1872. "a
contributed to the campaign fund in
the fall election.
Just what is going to become of the
nineteen cents Frank j. Book. who
acted as committee for all the Repub-
lican candidates, said he did not know;
In fact. he said, until the report had
been completed he did not know he
had nineteen cents left.
The report is the longest of its kim
ever filed in the county, clerks office.
covering thirty-six long typewritten
pages and every item of expense is
itemized individually. All told there
were 20S contributors to make up the
fund of $20,332.7 IS, the Mount rang
ing from So to 81, $50, the latter amount
being what it cost c. Valentine Bau-
mann to be defeated for sheriff by John
F. Monahan.
Contributions of 500 and over to the
fund were made by the following:
81 .00O-R. Wayne Parker, Franklin
Murphy, jr., United States Senator
Frank o. Briggs.
$soo-John B. Woolston, Thomas p.
Alworth.
81 ~ H ottA
for complete copy of registry lists in
$50 districts at SO per district.
1856, 50-William Riker, jr., treasurer.
$500-Austen Colgate, Frank j. Book.
$325-John Howe.
$300-Benjamin i. Jones.
$250-Arthur r. Denman, August Mil
Ter.
$~245-Seymour p. Gilbert.
$220-John r. Flavell.
$2~15-Bloomfield Republican EXecu-
tive Committee.
$2OO-Walter Evans, Market Street
Business Mems Association; r. l..
Ross, Fl. F.. Holloway, Dr.. w. H.. Nc
Kenzie, Amos w. Harrison, Merritt G.
Perkins, Christian Ahner. Charles G.
L~fnnenkohl, August w. Lacombe, w.
G. Weig,l, Ernest G. Ryman.
$175-William Beard, Fred Prout.
s125-A. w. Swain, William Mungle.
$105 Nutley Republican executive
committee.
$100-Harry B. O'Connell, j. Franklin
Fort, Sylvester II. williams. J. II. Bal
lentine, James owen, Charles Hoass,
Jerome 7. Congleton, Edward l..
Conklin, Forrest It. Dryden, G.. w.
Littlefield, w. e. Gilmore. John A. Hill
ser, J. II. Harrison, P. A. Smith, r.
w. Booth, r. F. Malta, Ferdinand
Roemmele, jr, T. A. Gillespie, James
e. Bathgate, Louis j. Beers, L. j.
Buckley, Louis V. Aronson, H. A. Pot
-tef, H. NJ. Doremus, J.. II. Bachelor,
Mortimer Lowy.
One peculiar thing in h statement
is the contribution of 5000 from the
Market Street Business Mems Associa-
ton. 1t is understood that this money
was sent to the committee by the asso-
citation without any explanation of
why it was sent. Everett Colby handed
$50 over to the committee.
The larger items of expense, which
amounted to a total of $40, 49,. 56, con-
sists of advertising in newspapers. on
banners and on billboards, printing of
cards, hall rent for meetings.
For challengers at the election booths
on election day $3.50 was spent. while
Secretary John r. Flavell spent $1,000
for extra Help in addressing envelopes.
Postage used up a large amount of
money, as did the money spent for
canvassers IN checking up the registry
lists in the 2S6 districts in the city
and county.
The amount spent by the Republicans
is more thar twice that spent by the
Democratic county committee, the
amount expended by the latter being
IS, 1876. 81.