Arizona republican., 1919-02-07

filed in the Auperior court yesterday. | Quihuies left property valued at 5000 | including cattle interests, machinery | and real estate. The hearing on the | petition will come up before Judge l Lyman on February r.
 URGES PAYMENTS ON PAviNG-l The city treasurer states that a great many property owners are neglecting to pay on account for their street paw ing, due January 2, 1919. The bond holder, he says, has the right to fore close anytime after that date if the amount due remains unpaid. The treasurer has already received several letters threatening foreclosure, so all such persons having delinquent pay ments are urged to pay up at once. It it impossible for the treasurer to give special warnings.
 MUST EXPLAIN STOCK SALE J. A. Karlson, secretary of the In spiration Central Mining company, has been ordered by the corporation com mission to appear on February 19, to show cause why he should not be pun l ished according to the provisions of chapter nine, title nine, of the revised statutes of Arizona. The offense charged in numerous communications | | the county attorney of Pima county, John Nj. Murphy, have charged that | Karlson has sold stock of his company without a permit.
 BRIDGE TEA TODAY-Mrs. Or vile Harry Brown will be hostess at the Country club tea this afternoon, assisted by Miss May Noble and Miss Analena Anderson. The bridge tea gives promise of being largely attended as the initial event of q week ago, pre- sided over by the 1918 entertainment committee comprising Mrs. k. F.. Moore, Mrs. Hugh +. Campbell, Mrs C. r. Ainsworth, Mrs. Paul Bennett
 Mrs. Sydney J. Ross. Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs, Richard E. Sloan and
 Mrs. Phil Lewis.
 PURCHASES CADlLLAC-Probab
 ly the best known cowman in the coun-
 try was in town yesterday and today
 and during his short stay purchased a Cadillac roadster. The car is to be used in the gruelling work that a COW ranch requires and MT. Wills expressed
 himself by saving that the Cadillac is the most dependable car on the mar ket, demonstrating that belief by taking
 the sturdy roadster at once to the
 mountains on its first run MT Wills ! GOnulIlOL
 of the range after the rains and thinks
 the coming year should be big win . ner.
 ' WOULD AUDIT BOOkS-The Aio.
 Cornelia Copper company has beer f cited to bring in its books to the cor
 poration commission for an audit
 Complaints having been made to tho
 commission of the alleged unbusiness methods of the company, they yes. terday issued the following order ad
 dressed to the company: You ar, ] hereby notified and required to sub init to the Arizona corporation commits
 sion. at its office in the statehouse, 0, or before Monday, February 19, 1919
 at or before f p. m, all the books
 records, stock ledgers and records ] cancelled checks and stock certificat'
 stubs. of the Ajo- -Cornelia Coppe | | company. for audit and examination FINED FOR OLD TRESPASS = Y l Early in the summer of last year. Jess - B. kellum was caught trespaSsing ol f the Coconino forest reserve, where h A l was found to have permitted his cattl n to graZe without the necessary permit [, kellum was taken into custody in Aug
 ust and had a preliminary hearing i
 the offices of the forest service at Flag
 staff. He agreed to plead guilty an q his fine was fixed at $500 at that tim, 0 kellum sent his check to the clerk c
 the United States court where it ha
 been held ever since. It was not unt
 yesterday, before Judge SaWtelle. tha n the official plea. of guilty was hear II and the fine assessed against kellun
 Now it is a matter of record.