The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-21
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
Have BEEN FILED
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES En-
PEND $459.35- 35-DEMOCRATS
SPEND $91.5O

Expenses of the republican and dem
Ocratic candidates for the primary
election amounted to the sum OF
$550.S5, according to figures COM
piled from expense statements filed
with Harry A. Thatcher, county audit
or during the ten days following the
election as required by law.
In the republican ranks the expense
OF candidates eQualled the sum OF
$459.35. Democratic primary ex-
penses were $91.50. In the democrat
ic party there were no contests for
nomination and number Of the NOM
tneea were written In on the ballots
The largest individual expense ac-
count occurred in the contest for the
nomination for sheriff on the repuo-
lican ticket. o. w. Beardsiey, con-
testant, expended a total of 5000 in
Guiding the filing fee of $40. John l..
Woody, incumbent, had an expense of
$49.5O.
Details of the expenses for the two
candidates for sheriff on the republi-
can ticket show: O. w. Beardsley,
filing fee, 500; gas and oil, s12.10;
cards and advertising, $48.2O; total,
5000. Woody: advertising, SIS;
election notice, $5; cards, $3.50: filing
fee, $40; total, $49.5O.
The most detailed statement filed
was that of Burton G. Rowe, canGi-
date for the nomination for county
assessor. His statement reads: fill
ing fee, $3.50, cards, $1,000, adver-
tising, $24.00; meals, $3.50; stamps,
SO cents; refreshments, $l.75; gas,
$3.50; miscellaneous, $500; lodging,
ST. total, $75.05.
Perhaps the greatest difference in
,te, n l.
test for the nomination for the office
of probate juduge. The expense
statements are Adrain Nelson, incum-
bent, $40 filing fee; Louis G.. Peter
son, candidate, 500.
The complete expenses of the re-
publican candidates in whose cases
there were contestants follows:
Sheriff: o. w BsArdsley, total,
5000; John l.. Woody, $49.5O.
Assessor: Burton G. Rowe, total
$75.O5; E. j. Gemmill, $41.50.
County commissioner, first district:
John Cone, total, $1,000; Alvah
Strong, $13.
Probate judge and ex-officio clerk
of the district court: L. G. Peterson.
$685. Adrain Nelson, $40.
In addition the amounts expended
for filing fees by republican cand1-
dates snow:
Legislative offices, three, Sc; coun-
" surveyor, 81; county auditor, $2O;
of public instruction,
$3.50; county treasurer, $17-50; pros
ecuting attorney, $14; county COM
missioner, E. M. Paulson, SO; county
Columbus N. Clarke,
SO; county coroner, 81; total in all
S459.35.
The democratic party candidates
who made statements showing the
amount of money expended on the
election merely filed an ex-
pense item as filing fees. They are
as follows:
County auditor, $40; sheriff, $40:
prosecuting attorney, $14 county com
missioner, F. M. Green, So. county
Isaac E., Snow, $9; as
SCISSOR, $1750; coroner, 81; iotal'
SOL so.
The law in regard to the filing OF
expense accounts of candidate Tor
at the primary elections,
specifies that contestants must file
With the county auditor within ten
lay ot the primary detailed stare
nent of his expenses.
In accord with the law each caE1l-
late in the Latah county primaries
.as filed an account showing every
sxreI Sc made by h11n or ber IN tie
ace for the nomination which was
ought.