Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-06
From Tuesday DAilyl Events of the Year 1873.
August--Continued


 Thomas Barnum, aged years.
 She Shet and Tilly-Chilly, two of the In. dians engaged in the murder of Lieut. Amy, at the San Carlos reserve June P. came to grief. The first was killed by another Indian and the latter captured by Mai Browns command and sent to Fort Alcatraz.
 Aug. 22, the Governor arrived at Tucson from trip to Prescott, Wallapai mines, Ehr- enberg and Yuma.
 August 2, the annual feast of St Angus tine commenced at Tucson, to continue ten days.
 On the 18th, Edward Lumley was murder. cd at Kenyon Station, on the Gila, by two Mexicans. The deed was perpctrated while Lumley was asleep he being stabbed in II places. The murderers, for a time, escaped. August 70, Wauba Yuma, chief of the Apache Yumas, was made a good Indian through the fatal effects of kick from horse.
 On the 27tb, A. ". Callen and thirty four others arrived, with fifteen wagons, from Junction City, Kansas.
 On the l7th, in the evening, the residents of Yuma were surprised by Inc appearance of large meteor.
 August 3l, o. F.. Price (pack -masterj and his party were attacked by band of Tonto Apaches, 25 miles east of Camp Reno. Rob- ert Coyle, discharged soldier, received wound from the effects of which be died.
 September.
 On the 2d, the erection, at Fort Whipple, of the first telegraph pole in Arizona. The ground was broken by Mrs Gen Crook, and Mrs Gen Dana, at the same time, breaking the christening bottle. Capt Nickerson, Adj jutant General of the Department, and John Il. Marion, editor of the MINER, delivered appropriate addresses, and the proceedings closed with national airs from the 23d U. $. Infantry band. Lieut. Trout, with company B, 23d Infantry, commenced constructing the line immediately after the initatory ceremo- mes.
 Sept. 6, Poland and Ed Powers attacked by Indians near Lone Pine on Big Bug creek, while on prospect. Poland's horse was killed
 News was received of the capture, on the California side of the river, of the Lumley murderers. They resisted arrest, and one of them was killed and the other wounded, cap tured and lodged in the Yuma jail.
 Born and Died.-On the evening of ilth, at Prescott, to the wife of John c. Potts, . son, who died the following morning.
 Died-At Camp Mcdowell, on the l1th, Robert Coyle, from effects of a shot wound by Apaches.
 At Camp Mcdowell, Sept. Sth, Thomas MeGinnis.
 Married Sept 10th, John H. Marion to Flora E. Bsnghart.
 Elliot Bros. established the first match fac tory in the Territory. at Prescott
 Del-Che, Tonto chief left the Verde reser- ssfk 1 Lu. aHA k<sf the 20th.
 On the 10th inst, John E. Townsend was killed, by Apaches, near Dripping Springs. He was the brayest and most dauntless white man that ever trod the soil of Arizona, and had sent 36 Apsehes to the happy hunting ground e'er he met bis fate.
 Died.--Sept. 0, at Fort Yuma, ist Lieut. Lafayette Hammond.
 On the llth, at Tucson, David Morgan, of consumption.
 On the i2th, at Prescott, J. II. t. wor.. mann, of consumption.
 On the l2th, at Tucson, Raphael Ron.
 On the 10th, at Tucson, w., c. Brown. A son of Mir and Ars C. o, Brown. aged l4 months and 2S days.
 MdrTts5.-Sept, l4, in Tucson, Ambrose c Scott to Guadalupe Baldenegros.
 Bora.-sept. l, in Yuma, to the wife of Dr Goodwin, son.
 Sept. :, in Tucson, to the wife of Chas H. Meyers, daughter.
 Messrs White, Scott < Johnson discovered the Vesuvins mine, in Walnut Grove dis trict, during this month.
 Manuel Subiate, the survivor of the Lum- ley murderers, while en route to the county seat of Msricopa county, was taken from the sheriff and lynched, at Kenyon station on the Gila, the scene of his crime.
 A boy, named Wm LeRoy, was killed at Yuma on the l4th, by heavy box falling on him.
 Born.-At Camp Lowell, near Tucson, on the 30th, to the wife of c. D. Rivers, a sen.
 Married.--ln Tucson, Sept. 2l, J. :. Mans field to Sra Jesus Bojorques.
 Dan Curran skedaddled with about S5, ,0O0 of money belonging to his partner, John Smith, of Camp Mcdowell.
 October.
 October 6, public school opened at Pres colt, with Miss Kelly as teacher.
 Mdrried.--At Miller Valley, near Prescott, October 2, Mir T. D. Sanders to Miss Cynthia Miller.
 About October 2, Lieut. Schuyler and com. mand made 14 good Indians near the east fork of the Verde.
 BorH.--ln Cerbat, Mohave county, Oct. 5, to the wife of Wm. Mayes, daughter.
 Richard Cellers was killed by the acci- dental discharge of his own gun, on the 10th inst, near Burnt ranch.
 George Thrasher and Andrew Steinbrook were killed, each at the others hands, on the 10th. An old feud existed between the par ties.
 Geo. Lount was awarded contract for new county building on the llth.
 October %, troops under command of Ma jor Brown killed 24 and captured Indians, in Tonto Basin.
 Married.-In Prescott, October l6, Edward c. Peck to Miss Ssrena Ellen Alexander.
 Bora--In Tucson, October 6, to the wife of Wm. F. Scott, daughter.
 Dhd.-In Prescott, October 20, William