Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25


 his own country, and that be has bus iness or income suificient to provide him
 with the necessities Cf ilf, eolonlst
 coming into the cbuDtry. ty virtue of ! contracts executed by t.Ie government,
 and whose transportation and eettling expenses shall b. paid hy the govern. , ment, shall be considered c M 1ican cit izen. Foreigners shAll enjoy all the privileges of Mexican Ci.iZens. subject to the powers reserved to the ex cutIye of bsalshing those whose presence may be considered pernic.Ous. Vacant or public land or real ertEte, IaHy be acquired by ! foreigners without rCs.druc m Mexico
 but they must abide by tbe restrictions imposed on them by the laws ID force A release Of real estate to foreigners for term of more than Zen years shall be considered gs a transfer. The federal law may restrict tha eiyIl rights ot f0F eigners to tte extent uf SUI iec'IEg them to the sgm- iB.bI!Ilies which the lays of their own countries Imyoses on Mexi- cana. Foreigners sEaii c'utrihg-e to the public expenses ID the eEms manner provided tor by the lsvs. They shall submit tO the decisions and SC Dtences of tribunals without applying tO different resources than those permitted ty law to MexicAns. They shall apply to dip- loma.ic intervention only m cases Of denial Of justice of voluntary delay iu the administrEt,rL ,' the same, aud that after having tiifd n vain al. different means sffIrded tbeu by Toe lave If Ihe -epublIc and ID the msIner determined | by international laws.
 The compulsory matr.culstion of for eigners iS repealed.
 The lag does not repeal the twenty league limit. Consequently 10 purchs e real estAtriwhich k within 2U leagues Of The frontier, the permission of rbe presi ] dent is still necessary. To purchase | landed property within five leagues Of the coast, permission must be obtained | by specIsl act of congress.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Sept I7-Julius Baum k Co, wholesale clOthiers, on | 5ansome street male an assignment to day for the beu,tit of their creditors. The firm is one of the oldest aud largest m the city. It consists O; Julins Bsum, Henry Surfer. who reside here. Lnd Nor ris Shrier of New York. The failure vas totally unexpected and has caused much surprise among business men. The hsOilIues are estimated all the Wny from three quarters tO one million dol
 
 head IS yet Obtsinable, as the sssignees have not had any opportunity to Grrive st anything lise Q correct estimate. and the resident members Of the firn pOsI lively refuse to say aoything. lt l. gen orally belIrved, however, that the as ets are fully equal to the liabilities, and that the firm will be able to pay dollar for dollar. The c8use of the fsilnie IS even a greater my"'ery than the amount of indebtedness. Even tho-e most H. timately acquainted with the firm foI years can give no reasonable cBdse for It. ME Baum. the senior member, has for many years been nsiderei . very wealthy ma0, hIs pslvate means being estimated as high ss half milton dot lars. He occupies a handsome silence on Van Ness Avenue and owns reel es tate valued at four hundred thousand dollars. Ten months ago the firms bal nee sheet showed surplus of assets over liabilities of nine hundred tbCu3- and dollars. Their business since then .a- apparently been prosperous. I-fs therefore believed that some heavy spec ulation not connected witb the business Of the house must have caused the as sigument, Ii IS stated that Mir. Baum has of late been heavy borrower at the banks, but to what use tie money has been spplied is not known. The prin- cipal creditors in this city are the Lon don, Paris k American bank, Daniel Meyer, Bauk of CBlIiOTula and S8ther k O., private bankers, All of these banks hTe. however. sAId to he vel se- cured and theIr losses, if any, wlll be light. The bnlk of indebtedness is ID the east. Tho records Of real estate transactions to-day shows conveyance toy gift of Julius Baum to Sadie Bauer of lot on Veu Ness Avenue and ihe sale Of the same property by Sadie Bauer and her husband Co LOuis Soss. |, is explained that Sadie Bauer Is Mir. Baum's daughter and that the property was gwen tO her a year az and subsequently, sold by her husband 10 Lou Sloss, but the transaction vas not placed on record at the tune. Sev- eral days must elspse before ststemeut of the assets and liabilities can be gwen. The following ase stated tonight to be ,he principal creditors in this ci,y: FIrst National Bank, Sj5. .OOO: Daniel Meyer, S5l OOO: |. Coheo, S60.0O0; HOchstadteT, S22 900: Meyerstein S LOwenberg. S2J.- t60; Btnk of California, j.OOO; Lyman, Sons lS O., $l0 OO0- Nicholas LunIpg S55 GOO; Newnnil, Sons & O., S2uOO0; London, Paris < American Bank, S2j, 100; l.. Sachs, S20,0OO; Adolph ROOs, Sl0,0OO; l. S,hEeIzsr. Sl0,OOO; GOldmnu * Co. SljOOO; II. Behrsndt, sl0tNd; SatheT < Co, bankers, Sl5,O01 Most oi these hold security for the amount of their claims. SO tbat although the gross amount ot the firms liabilities IS large, no unsasiness IS manifested In aidi- ton to the foregoing list of creditors there are some few others for small amounts.
 NEWPORT, R. l.. Seyt, 18-The yacht | race for the Citizens Cup. in which the Msyfiower. Puritan and Gslates are en- tered, IS the event of the day in these waters. At ll.22 the Gslates was m the l leaL. Puritan second, a little to the wind | va d, and the Maytower thlrd.
 Les ASGEIFs, Sept. 1s--One ot the rnost horrible and strOCiOus cases of homicide in recent years m this vicinity | occurred here about < o'clock last night, | at 643 South Olive street. Alber' Boyn- ton an English gardener for some time | past has been very abusive ID hls treat- | ment of his family. When he came to | supper last night he became SO rough | that his wife took his four email child | | dren and went to the house of s neigh | bor named Jas. B. Kipp. BOynton fol- lowed her and tried to induce her to re- turn. She refused to do sC, A few mo- ments after ROynton pushed tbe door l open, with q cooked revolver Tn his | hand and without word shot ms wIte down she dying almost instantly. MT. Kipp. aged G. was the next target for the murderer's pistol and he received a bullet iu the groin. He tried to es- cape and reached the back yard where he wss found dead. Boz ynton in the meanwhile found another victim ID the person of Nettie EiDp. aged l6. the bull | let entering her abdomen. intilcting & wound that is probably fatal Boynton was dissrmed Uy one ot the neighbors attracted by the shooting snd was ,skeL to iaiL Great indignation and excitement exists and If BOynto6 had not been placed under the protection of the authorities SO speedily he would have been lynched,
 LoSDoS, Sept. lS-Beach to-day de- ie ate Gauger in the sculliug match.
 LAMPAzEs. Mex, Sept. lS-The fam ous rebel chief, Fl Coyote. with his lieu