Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-17
Congressional Nomination
Cost Kinds S4.54.
Class Of so Take Medical Ex-
aminations al State House.
State HortIcuIiurist Nearly Com.
pIeies Nursery Inspection Tour.

The expenses of Hon. Asher c.
Kinds OF Portland. Republican nomi-
nee tor congress in Abe LIST District,
amounted TO $4.54, according to his re-
turn, filed, Tuesday at the depart
ment OF State. OF this amount 81 was
expended for procuring signatures on
the nominating petition and 1884 for
car fare and hotel expenses in con-
nection with the filing of the petition
at Augusta. Fred A. Manter of North
Anson, the Socialist nominee for the
United States Senate, eertifies that he
expended nothing.
Other candidates certify to expendi-
lures. as follows: Wilbert w Elmer
son of Hampden, Republican nominee
for sheriff of Penobscot county. $4720;
clerk hire. $l320: soliciting agents. s31.-
81; telephone tolls $3.50; G. II. Bass of
Wilton. Republican nominee for rep
resentative to the Legislature, $3.50;
printing 50; advertising, SIS. convey
anee SIS so; Edward Fl. Cook of Vas
salboro, Republican nominee for rep
resentative to the Legislature, $3.50;
soliciting agents. $50: ear fare, $3.50;
postage, $40; telephone tolls, 1920;
John +. MeGurdy Lubec, Democratic
nominee for representative to the Leg
isiature IS so: use of hall, So: miscel
laueous. $3.50; Jed +. Tanning, Port
land, Republican nominee for repre-
sentative to the Legislature. 50, for
circulating nominating petition.
sEllis II Tobey, Norridgewock. Re-
publican nominee for representative to
the Legislature, So. for use of team:
Edward W. Murphy of Portland. Dem
oeratic nominee for State senate. 1872
SO: printing. $13: advertising, $3.50
automobile hire. SGT; H. NJ. Moulton,
Cumberland, Democratic nominee for
State Senate, s25. advertising; Donald
f. Snow, Bangor Republican nominee
for county attorney, Penobseot coun-
ty. sli6.a5; printing, $3.50: clerk hire,
$43: newspaper advertising, s4l.20; So
Hitting agents. s2010, miscellaneous,
$f4 Is including telephone tolls, team
and automobile hire: Mercy Gardner
OF Machias, Republican nominee for
county treasurer of Washington coun
~, 81, printing; James Mathieson of
Rangeley, Republican nominee for
representative to the Legislature. 50,
for soliciting agents.
The two female candidates upon the
SPECIALIST county tickets, Alice NJ Har-
riman Of Kennebunk, nominee for
clerk of courts, and Ethel G. Brown of
Slxowheean, nominee for register of
probate somerset county, filed their
certificate of expenditures, Tuesday.
Both certify that they expended moth
ing. Safnud b. Martin of Bath, So
cialist nominee for representative to
the Legislature, certifies that he eX-
90 pr g.. fxsf. Gil "a
to nomination papers. Miss Hartman
and Miss Brown are the first women
to accept nominations under the Maine
Primary law.
Harold F.. Cook of Gardiner and
Raiphs.1y. Leighton of Mt. Vernon,
Republican nominees for judge ana
register of probate. respectively, who
were also nominated on the Socialist
ticket have filed their acceptance of
the Socialist as we'll as the Republic
can nomination. F. Wade Halliday of
Newport defeated Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress in the 4th District,
who received the nomination of the
Socialist party, has declined to ac-
cept IT.
IoEn Nv. Ballou of Bath. the veteran
sherif1 of Sagdahoc county, VINO is
again the Republican nominee cefu-
fled that his expenditures were MOTH
ing. Mr.. Ballou has served in the
office of sheriff of Sagadahoc county
since. 1873. The only candidate VINO
equals him in time of service IN the
Office to which he seeks reelection
is Judge Nathaniel Hobbs of North
Berwick, who is again a candidate for
fudge Of probate of York county.
considerable number of candidates
on the county tickets and for the leg
islative nominations certify that their
nominations cost them nothing.