, 1922-12-14
GOVERNOR
NOTHING
.BUT GARFARE ON
LATE ELECTION
w. Hay Puts Cost
Of Defeat at $1,000;
Other Candidates in
State List Expenses.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Dec.
Ia. Especial to The Trib-
une.)-William B. Ross, sue
cessful Democratic candidate
fro governor in the recent
Wyoming election, spent aoth.
ing Off his campaign except traveis-.s
expenses. he states in his report OF
campaign expenditures flied with the
secretary OF state.
John W. Hay. defeated Republican
candidate. states In his report tina
ne contributed $1,000 TO the Repubis.
can state comm teeJ No other ex-.
penditufes are listed. but the repor[
OF p. {. Spencer. Republican seata
CHAPMAN, relates that Mrs. Hay gaya
the committee 81. 500. and that Harry
r. Weston. who Is associated with
Hay in the banking business con.
tributed $500.
The report OF John b. Scrdrick,
successful Democratic CANDIDATE Cor
the United States senate, hsts expond.
lures OF. s1.4fs,so. OF which sl,s5o
was given 20 the Democratic state
committee and s1Gs.50 was expended
for haiftone cuts. The 0 Of
Frank W. Mondeli. defeated Republi.
can candidate for The United States
senate. has not been filed.
Campaign expenditures listed with
the secretary OF state include the fol.
lowing. lcharles f. Winter. success
full Republican candidate for congress.
1890; v. J. Tidbail. defeated uandi-
a I for associate justice of the state
supreme court. s544.s9; Ed p. Taylor.
defeated Dsmocratic candidate for
secretary or state. SIS .o6; John NJ.
Snyder. successful Republican candi.
date for state treasurer. s517.5oi
Frank f. Lucas. successful Repebli.
can candidate for secretary OF staNs,
s547. so: Mrs. katherine A. Morton>
successful Republican candidate for
state superintendent of public instrue.
ton, s5.25; g. H. Little, defeated Dem
ocratic candidate for state auditor,
s3f; Mrs. Gee liza II. Hendricks, defeat.
ed Democratic candidate for state
superintendent Of public instruction.
$50; II. v. S. Groesbeck. defeated can.
didate for associate Justice OF the state
supreme court. SIS: Vincent Carter,
successful Republican candidate for
state auditor. $3.50; Fred II. Bluine.
successful candidate for $50 ate
Justice Of the state supreme court,
" .s4s.5s.
Larger donations listed by the re.
port OF the Democratic state chair.
man include the following: John b.
Kendr.ck. s1.I5o. Edward L.. Burke.
s1.loo; p. j.. Quealy. $g7s: 8. II.
Keoughan. $500; A. II. De Ricqules
and T. W. Tomilson. officers of thu
American National Live Stock associ-
alton, $500 and $50. respectively
The larger contributions listed BY
the chairman Of the R4pvbrrn state
C mmittee include see following:
George e. Br,mmer. NJ. s. Reyneldl,
ard j. NJ. Snyder. $500 each. MsS,
3chn w. Hay. $1,000; Mrs. ~I1athe1ne
a Morton. $500. Vincent Carter. $500;
Charles =. ,v,nter. 81 .560, Republican
Congressional committee, 50. 900; II. y.
Hynds and +. Z. Wa-rel. $500 each;
Carbon Comfy Republican club. 49,.
200; Big l,p-n County Republican
rt mmittee. 800: Fremcrs County Re.
publican c5.rmittoe. S725: Nv. II. coe.
s. 5ooi II. O. Barbes. $500 Hot
Springs republican committee. 81
Ice; John w. Hay, 81 O,o; II. n. Yves
ron. $500; Republican Senatorial
committee. Sc zoe: Peter RocI. G..
serpel, He lsY 1yler, John Williams.
r. Mcvieka-. Hugh L. Patton. Carl
jackson and T. X. Bis rep. $500 eact.:
Albert d. Walton, 500; y. A. Ander-
son. $1,000.