Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-10-10
sIDIDATES FILE STATEMENTS
d OF EXPENSES INCURRED
BEFORE PRIMARY.
TLERlLOW NAN WITH 81
n Pays $3.50 TO Get Democratic
omination for Sheriff-Many Pay
Only Filing Fee

az VI dldateS on the Democratic ana he
alican tickets in an effort TO procure
tlinations at the primary election
tl September 3, according to candi
I. N3s sworn reports of expenditures
N d, according to law, with Henry
\ her, county clerk, auditor and re-
iE eer.
|aYg H. Eller, Democratic candidate
n. sheriff, spent the most money, his
(! pnditures totalng $3.50 He receiv-
gtqshe nomination. Several candidates.
u ably for county commissioner, ex-
,hqa ded nothing, except filing fees.
4 ne included the filing fee in their
4 4 ense account, while other refrained
/, n so doing.
+ Costs Butler Only SO.
lgN. M. Butler, of Sites, Republican
Il iinee for state senator, was low man,
i ien it came to spending money for
tical purposes He spent 50 for fill
N fee
edwin Nelson, Republican nominee
NV state representative, spent $3.50
gAng fee and So for printing
y august Schroeder, Democratic nominee !
III state representative, contributed
f y his filing fee of $3.50.
\ 3. Anger, Republican nominee for
'secuting attorney, paid filing fee
h $3.50.
Cd Blake, Republican, for county
asurer, paid $14.5O filing fee.
Miss Margaret Sweet, unopposed, for
UNITY superintendent of schools, paid F.,
filing fee of $17.
D L. Vineyard, defeated on the Demo
itie ticket for nomination for pro-
te judge, paid filing fee of $12 and
10 for newspaper advertising.
p $25 to the Newspapers.
~. A. Bradbury, successful in the
mOcratie primary for clerk, auditor
d recorder, paid $3.50 filing fee and 4
5 for newspaper advertising. T
F. E. Fogg, Democratic nominee for {
osecuting attorney, paid filing fee i
$1,000, and $37 for newspaper adver- r
ing, printing, postage and stenOgra- +
ie fees, or a total of $47.6O c
A. P. McBoyle, Democratic nominee \
r county commissioner, paid only his
ing fee of $3.50.
Otie l.. Cone, Democratic nominee for
unity treasurer, paid $l4.5O filing fee l:
d $26.65 for advertising lc
.. J. Taylor, Democrat, for state sena- eli
r, expended a total of $3.50, but VI
led to receive the nomination. ev
T. J. Pulse, defeated on the Demo OF
tic ticket for state representative, an
mt $3.50 as
emma Medved, unsuccessful in the no
mocatic race for county treasurer, cll
'ended $3.50. M;
Parker Expends $6520. cit
|. F. Parker spent $65.2O in his cam n nr'
On for the Democratic nomination for an,
nty clerk, auditor and recorder, but poi
defeated. !
i. C,ou,- -, Ar init
NC Oi"'N pau @io, mostly lor news Ida
er advertising. He was nominated be
the Republicans for county commits S
or slit
enry Telcher, Republican, for clerk, 70
itor and recorder paid $3.50 fill fin,
fee. gan
Rothwell, Republican, for probate .
,e, paid a filing fee of $3.50. of e'
S. Vincent, Republican, for county men
expended 1880, mostly con
newspaper advertising. gen
D. Long, Republican, for county co On,
paid $16.50. p
B. Pettibone, Democratic nominee p
state senator, expended $3.50,
ly for newspaper advertising. sen
campbeu's Bill $275O. By
L. Campbell, Democratic nominee ING
probate judge, spent $3.50. l, A
lvin Hazelbaker, Republican, for SIT,
sor, paid a filing fee of SIT. mn m
w. Trenary, Democratic nominee RI
county coroner, expended SIS, LAT
ly for newspaper advertising. Sc
G. LYDIA, Democratic nominee for OF
issioner, spent $3.50. Sa,
n. Yates, unsuccessful Democratic shall
date for sheriff, expended So, in Cove
ion to filing fee. audi
'''0 Democrat' Tor county offic,
issioner, paid $3.50 filing fee. first
M. Griffith, defeated for county elect
icy on the Democratic ticket, paid IN IN I'll
or newspaper advertising, besides tba T