The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-08-30
Southern Arizona.

The Tucson Citizen of August 23, gives these items
 She-Shet and lilly Chilly, the two lndi- ans who killed Lieut.. Jacob Amy, on San Carlos reserve, May ?, have come to grief. The first named was killed by another h. dian, and the latter has been captured by troops of Maj. W. II. Browns command, is in confinement and will be sent to Fort AL catraz in irons.
 Building of the military telegraph will soon commence at San Diego, Yuma, Prescott and probably Maricopa. The material for the work had arrived at Yuma, and Lieut.. Cra- gie, in command of Co. B, 18th Infantry, is to take charge of the construction of the line from Yuma towards San Diego. | The amount of the taxes for Pima county, exclusive of the collectors commissions, is sl6,542 26.
 The village of Tucson is out of debt and owns 2, 100 town lots now vacant, 1925 of which are to be distributed today to the citizens, by lot, in proportion to the amount of municipal taxes paid by each.
 Gov Stafford arrived home on the 22d, hay.
 ing made trip to Prescott, Wslapai mines
 Ehrenberg and Yuma.
 The annual feast of San Augustin would
 commence August 2S, and continue ten days
 Orchestral and theatrical performances, bull
 fights, cock fights, horse race for $500, anc other civic, profsne and plutonic pleasures ar, promised by the managers of the festival.
 Plenty of rain has fallen in and near Tue
 son, causing general rejoicing.
 r. C. Hughes, writing from Chiricahua In dian agency, states that Cachise is getting to
 see that he and his band are suffering in rep utation on account of thefts committed b, Mmbres and Coyotero Apaches, and to show bis proper status is now performing kind O
 police duty in the mountains, and recent. s took from party of thieying northern In dians three horses and . mule, supposed t !, have been stolen near the Mexican border
 NIT Hughes admits that some of the young
 bucks of Cachise's band do leave the reserva
 tion to go on raiding expeditions to Sonor, v and elsewhere, but declares that the old mai is determined, so far as is in his power, t s put stop to such work.
 Edward Lumley was butchered, probabl first tortured, at Kenyon station, on tn ! Gla, on the 18th inst. Gov. Safford an VI Theo. F. White passed by the station befor V the interment of the body, made such inqu .. ries and examinations as they could and SUI m piled the Citizen with such facts as scene I. reliable, viz:
 ,e "The deed was committed by two Mex =. cans who afterwards fled to Sonora with tw !, horses, saddle, bridle, shotgun, pistol, S5' I'd and other articles stolen. Theft seems d have induced the murder The attack W, h. made on Lumley while he was in bed. II hat and pipe were found near his bed in frol
 of the house and body in the rear. His han, 'e were tied with small cord, evidently doI " before the murder, which seems to have b he gun by blow with stone. He was sta rv bed in eleven places with . knife, four =, which wounds penetrated the bowels. Jol Murphy, Lumey's partner, was at their Ga at man Flat station at the time. He offers in reward of S250 for the arrest and convicti, in of each of the murderen. Other partculs cannot be given this morning"