Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

I AGOAAAhA1o 1AI
 | SAN FRANCISCO. September ls.-Elks
 Shrler. reJaii clothier, corner of Bus
 and Montgomery streets, has sssigoe
 to Frank SherlIDg. Liabilities, tweni
 thousand; assets about ten thoussn, Eikaa Shrier Is s brother of Henry an
 Morris Sbrier, me mbers of the firm (
 j, Baum X Co, whose assignment VI
 announced estsrdAy. The failure
 consequent upon that uf Baum & Go.
 NEW YORK. Sept lS.-Asher B. DU
 rand the oldest American painter (
 ncte, oied yesterday at his home i South Orange, \. J.. ninety years c | age.
 CITY OF MRxIco, Sept. ls,--In his au
 nusl message to congress, resd on th
 assembly of that body yesterday, PIesi
 deLt D.az says: Mexico's relation
 with foreign governments are continued generally on terms of friendship anG good understanding. There had, how ever, recently Occ Irred sn incident whicl threatened 10 destroy the harmony ana cordiality between this republic and it, northern neighbor. The case wss O small importance in itself It becsm, exciting n an unexpected manner. snC owing tO conjunction of circum stances 1t IntiGmsd passions on eithel side of the Rio Grande. refer, con tinues the message, to the matter Of au American journalist which has already come to your knowledge by the publI. cstion made ID the Disrio OficisL We must congratulate ourselves that in such an emergency the dignity of the sL .Nk |. country could he saved without arous. ing L. conflict. thanks to the prudent and strictly legal conduct of the courts snd authorities of the state of Chihuahua, as well Es to the good sense of our peO- pie snd the government of the United States, which wht tn better informed, did not insis, ou the demand which gave rise to the transient diiiculty. TeIss papers have referred tO other cases of alleged outrage on citizens of that country by officials of our own, in their sagerness tO accumulate charges against MexicO. They have referred mistaken ly to an individual named Arresures, the author of various crimes committed on our territory. It will suffice 10 Ob serve that ArIeZures was of Mexican nationality and voluntarily delivered by 'he Texas authorities to the forces of the state of CO6huila, without any previous demand for hIs eXtradltiOn, SO that ID this case IL will be seen that. ss regards this supposed citizen of the United States. there IS DO occasion for con troversy between the two govern ments,
 NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-Ihe fourth race of the CCuey Island Jocky Club. sdieu stakes, mile, BaldwIn's Grosette won, Bessie June second, Vera thlrd. lime. l-li-a.
 Fifth race. II. mile. handicap, Bald wins Esirella won. Florerce Nj. second, Superior third. Time l-55lS.
 ST. LOUIS. Sept. lS-AiI arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the Knights Templar who will attend the triennIal conclsve in this city. have oeeu completed. The conclsVe opens to-day.
 PTrTsBURG, Sept. 1S-John L. Sulli- van and Frank Herald arrived on the early morning train from the east and were at once drlven to thetr hotel.
 NEW YORK, Sept. IS Counsel for Bal fen, Joseph 5 Co. and GOwing, 6syes & Co. of this city, have procured from Judge Andrews in the supreme court sn attachment against the property of Julius Baum < Co, the clothing merchants of San Francisco, who failed yesterday.
 SAN FRASCIscO, Sept. 1S-Solomon Sweet, assignee of J. Baum < Co., the wholesale clOthiers of this city, whose failure was announced yesterday, this afternoon furnished preliminary stste- ment of the assets snd liabilities of the iru. In San Francisco the liabilities are SjSS OOO. and in New York Sl5OOOO. Total liabilities, S73S OOO. Tue assets ID San Francisco are S6tO,OOO. Tn New York S2J OU0. Total assets, S5S5 UOO Ihis amount includes ]. Baum's resi- dence, real estate and some personal but does not include the pri- vate property of his two partners, Hen ry and No.rIs Shrier. Iu the statement of liabilities the eastern indebtedness Is placed at Slj0.OOO. The principal To- cal creditors. among whom are four of the more prominent banks, are pretty well secured, and as the assets as shown by the assignee are well up Co the hsbil- itIes, it is not expected that individual loses will toe heavy. No clear reasons are yet assigned for the failure. but II IS known that it was partly caused by the shrinking in the value of Vulcan powder md stock held by members of the hrm ID other powder cOmpsnies- Their loss es in powder stocks alone are over SloO,- OlO. Although the sudden collapse of what was considered a strong house ex- cites sOrls comment, it has not exercised any preIudicial effect on business. Money ooniinucs abundant and at easy rates.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s-The following named sppoiptees of the general land office have up to this time neglected to file their official bonds, their commis- siOns are therefore withheld: George W. JulIan, surveyor general of New Mexico; B T. Lebnebetter, surveyor general Of Louisiana,
 Registers of land office: sc Williams. Del Norte, Cal. T. C. Tucker, Games vile, Fla; $ r Hart, McCook, Ne6.; J' R. kinney, Tucson, Ariz ; A. G. Ealor. Miles City, Mont; D. Webb, Salt Lake. Utah; O F M Niles, Carson City, New; Wm Fixen, Detroit, Mich; c Fl Wsrn- CT, Wslls WslIa, W. T.; J k Deamer, Lesdville, Col
 Receivers of public monies: z T Gro ford, Gainesville, Fla; Jacob StiemetZ, McCook. Neb; F W Smith. Tucson, Ariz A Hall. Miles City, Mont; James BroRn. Las Vegas. \. M.; Vim B Mo Clure. CRur q Alene Idaho; B M Thomp- son. East Saginaw, Mich; Allen Wood, Sussnville, Cal; $. O. Clover, Valentine. Neb.; l.. A. Hume, Fergus Falls.
 SANTA CRUZ Cal, Sept. 1S-The re- pnbucan nominating convention for the fifth congressional district convened here thls evening. ). G. Barbour oi San Jose was chosen chairman, and J, T. Boyd os San Francisco, secretary Charles Y. Felton of San Mateo, present consres=.1Gn for this district, was re- nominated by acclsmstien.
 BAYFIELD,. Wis. Sept 1s-The follow ing circular letter addressed tO receiy- ers and registers of the U. s. land of fees was issued to day by 8. M. Stock slager, acting commissioner of the gen ersI land ofIi-e: "It has come to tht knowIedze of tbis office that in msnJ towns in wnich United States land of- fees are located and in other places. OCT tain land agents and attorneys sdop' business signs of character tO repre- sent their offices as goveroment offices As sp example, signs may bear the vordl GIJ. $. Land Office" in bold letters ana ! of A size 10 be readily seen st distance l a1.... ,, ,arv email laffara tha wOria