The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-07

2d.-A party of twenty-five men left thl. place 10 prospect the country north ot .he Great Canyon of lbe Little Colorado River
 lOth.~-TWo farm ers, named Brown and Sims, living near Tucson, were butchercd by Indians. l2th.-Two horse thieves were oveTtakeu and captured ou the Molaye road.
 l9th.-Henry NcC. Ward, an old reslden, of the Territory, st oue time Collector of Customs, died at Tucson.
 22d.-List of murdered Arizonians published ln this paper.
 FEsHgAES
 ih.-intelligcnce received that the soldiers had killed three Apaches bear Camp Grant. it was supposed that one Of them vas white man. painted and disguised as an Indian. Tbis stiil remains mystery. r' '--~
 9;h.-Maihew Sax. a German who wss woun. ded by Indians nelr Lce's ranch died st Ihs place.
 10th.--The Indians made . raid on Liltie Cop. per Creek, and stole al Ihs ssecS.
 lSth.-- News received that Col Barnard and command, stationed Ai Apache Pass, pursued large body Of Indians Into ihe Drsgoon Noun tains, and after brisk engagement, succeeded iu Killing hneen. and taking one prisoner.
 2s,h.--Jacob smiih--better known as @Orceou Jake" was killed and mutilAted near Lees ranch. The cabin Of Jackson McCrnckin. on Lynx Creek, was visited at daylight. by Indiana. one of whom ras sent e The Hsppy Hun,ipg Ground." ~HtES ftSf4hfN ea AIlt hlliif4E bl hNt NtlF IHfN, 6y the indians, al different iocslli'es in Puma county. .
 MARCH. .. .... iilh.--Quite a tevere shock of esrthquake was felt at this place p the morning, the Rndula- ti"ss being from the souib west tO tbe northeast; Ii occasioned no httie excitement in ihs com munity. .s. .: ...... ...s.-... .... i6,h.-Thomas stonehouse Killed George Moui. ton as Williamson Valley, In jrstinahle selfde- fense. es4 -...> .. .. ... ls,h.--Indian. drove off the herd at Biz Bug, and severely wounded white man. i9th.-Informs;lo on received that the Indians had made raid Oil the settlements sait River, ! and had driven away some stock. Alao, had made an attempt to capture the L. $. mali, but weTp unsuccessful. 27th.--Tro Araebea klIiea by toe nsli,sry \, Camp Date Greek, ,...-. APRIL 5" ! 2d.-A portion of the prospecting party which len this p!=cs IsTissgy 2d, IsitifBs aud reported that one Of their numbeT, Ferdinand Wonder, was Killed by lndiaBs. ,... ,.4.,s.i l 7th--A white man vas Killed by Apaches near 1 Wickenburg, and sevcnty-aye mules driven away, ' A party went in pusufi, bat re,arned without ] having oyertaken the Indians ..3.t- 1 Sth.--The companies of tte stk l. s. cavalry stationed near here, started fOr New Mexico vsd the 3jth parallel route e E.. ah.-A Mexican Eas wounded by Indians, s sIpft Distance rom IreaEgtL TWO Ep1 len by Inc Reds usass Bradshkw nbountAin. Military Department of Arizona crsa.ed Brcsei-NNBor GsperaI George stonslA~n sssigns' 70 the command .@, e.,t..-s,.. ..s
 I7th.-wniiam fears6n Killed. by IndlAns a Mint Valley, while ensaged ln blowing. s.
 loth.---A plan named Gruly was killed by lndl ans near Nickenburg. . .s.ss1s-a., -s.fa. .c :. Chsrles A Tweed confirmed 6y the | & Sen ate, as Associate Justice of the supreme Court Q the United statcs, for thtsiIsrritory. a..s.'- e3d.--A man named scabrlght, murdered b, Indians, at Williamson Valley. aud herd o sheep driven of eompaay ef cavalry, unde command of Col Van vIsis, Darsaed ihe Indians Indians passed, !; VI" impossible 70 oysrtak' them. -@r 5 s, l MAT
 1th---lnformatiSn received of tbe drowning ii the Colorado river neAr La Pas, Of William Roods, an old pioneer And man nniTefsAAy a toeined. .s-,-... ... .sr -as.
 lsth-o. Peterson =ss Satebsfed by APaske
 2sib--Joseph Kelley was attacked by indian on Ihe Wickenburg gtraiL----IBformAtiou received of the killing of - Mcintosh, by J. W swArtl ai Ehrenberg; also that Col sanford and com mAnd, had Killed eleven, and captured four Ind ans. near the White mountains.
 svEE.
 4th.-InicrmatIOn received that tbc Indians ha murdered snd horribly mulilated two promlneu 1 citizens Of Pima county Messrs lsrael and kcr nedy y---saniuel T Cuhumber single handed [ a brave fight wiih Apaobes, killed four. lOth.--The Indians made raid on A. c. Dunn ] herd, near town, wounded the herder, and drov away the herd, the most of which was recovered . Iith.-Iuformation received that the Indian bad killed and shockiugly mulliated corporal [ Camp Verde, and succeeded 10 driving on po ton of the herd.
 .-Informallon received Q. the death ( Praucs Hinton, q Arizona Chg, one of the earl , plonss.s of Ar'xona.
 isth.--Two men Alfred Johnson and = Wa , son were butchered and muti'ated by Iudian between Kirkland and Skull Valleys.
 iOth.-The Indians sttnckea MilIsr's train ne' the Willows bat weFe lrspulSed. d.---lnteLlgent received that Col. Sanford and command ha Killed twenty-two, and captured twelve Indian neaJ the Red InountAlns. .tsi .s..-s..
 2Sth.-H Lleb;uct Sho, Sion Bradley, in . loon in this place, iunic,ing wounds from whsc he died. 1r rft H
 3d-Generai s,oueman and stAf arrived tue ci,iEens of PreseOtt. t.---Rlch quartz lodes al covered in the Bradshaw mountains, about foF' miles southeasIerly from Prescott
 i6th.-Gerard Johnson, native Of Baltnor and an old resident of this county, died at u hospl.a! st Fort WhipPls. reos's' of an attack by tee Indians, on p'osPecnng pe | ty under Capt CuTtiss, on the Gia; lbe ind'ai wounded several men and captured Inc snpp!i and animals Of The party.
 AUGUsI
 isth.-More rich discoyeries in the bradsha | mouptaIus producing no little excitement. IT minez reported as fsbuioqsly rich
 2Ia-fndans stole fourteen horses at Wiiiiai son Valley.
 27th.--Adyiees from Tucson report tbe killiI of four white men, by Indians, In southern Al zonA .f tA
 SEPTEMBER
 a. r..-. .t,t,ars and two soldlers batcheri