Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-30
lFrom wednesday's Ddly.l .t Events of the Year 1873.
Mareh--continued.

Peter Tsylor's, was murdered by the Indians on the road between Bill Sni;h's mill and lAmbley's Station.
 The troops started in pursuit at once, and found the band was large one. tra,elng east Captains Randall, Taylor aud Brown, and Licuts Schuyler, Michler and Wood,on fell upon them at various points in and about the Tonto Basin, and in less than 20 days succeeded Tn killing 70 and capturing 2i of them.
 April
 X large number of Indians arrived at the Verde and other reservations during the first days of the month.
 On the Sth, General Crook issued orders for cessation of hostilities, and compliments his officers for their good conduct and efforts. J. P. l,idgcway was killed by Fred Hun sacker, at Ccrbat, Mohaye county, on or about the 18th.
 A Mexican was murdered on the road to Mcdowell, and within five miles of that post, on or about the 14th.
 Captain Chas Atchison was wounded at Mo- have City, on the 10th, by one Joseph Spear ing, in an affair of personal nature.
 Born--At Fort Whipple, April 24th, to the wife of W. R. Honey, daughter.
 On the 18th, Captain Randall captured Del-Che, in his camp on Canon creek, with all his followers, and took them to the White Mountain reservation.
 May.
 Bgrn--On the -. at Fort Whipple, to the wife of Capt A. H. Nickerson, daughter. All the companies of the First and five companies of tina Fifth cavalry were ordered and left the Territory for the Modoc war. Died-At Maryville, May 20 Henry Wood, aged 3s, and native of Hesse Castle.
 The first land patents ever received in the Territory came to Geo Lount, Receiver of the Prescott Land Office, May 2, for residents of Yavapai and Marcopa counties.
 At the Verde reserve, on the 3lst, the h. dian count showed that, of old and young the government was feeding l494.
 On the Eth, Lieut. Jacob Amy, one of the prized officers of the Fifth cavalry, was shot by an Indian called Schuntz, at the San Car los Indian agency.
 June. Dr II. Bendell relieved as Indian Superin- tendent June lst, 1873, by Dr J. A. Tonner, agent Colorado River Reserve, appointed to fill his place. On the Sth, J. s. Thomas attacked by h. diaDs on the Verde road, near the old Gov ernment saw-mill. Ninth attack on Thomas. | June l6th, Mrs James Boner of Cerbat, ! Mohave county, burned to death. keosene lamp the cause of the fire.
 Married.--In Salt River Valley, June 10, | A. E. Sorrells to Miss NJ. Parker. 1 June Is, two Indian girls stolen from the l family of Mir D. c. Thompson of Florence, on the Gla Supposed to have been done by | Apaehes from San Carlos.
 About June D, Lieut. Babcock, with a small command of white and red soldiers, met the Apache foe in Tonto Basin and sent | r home to die no more.
 John P. Gabriel delivered himself up to the sheriff (about June 25) for the killing oI man named Boise, in Kirkland Valley, in the mouth of December, 1870.
 Camp Date Creek abandoned as an Indian feeding post and the Indians transferred to Camp Verde about June 20 or thereabou,s
 Bora.--In Yuma, June 7th, 1873, to the wife of R. 5. Kelley, son.
 Died.-- At Antelope Peak, on Saturday June [, 1873, Mrs L. McMahon. | The aboIishment of all free mail matter June 90, 1873.
 July.
 The 4th day duly celebrated throughou, the Territory.
 Private Collins Co. K, 23d Infantry sui. cided at Fort Whipple July 7tb, by shooting himself in the head.
 Camps Hualpai, Beale Springs and Date Creek ordered abandoned, about the lst
 Indian Superintendency abolished.
 Several hundred Indians surrendered them selves and were taken to Verde reservation
 Disd.-At Maricopa Wells, July 12, John Hawkins, aged about 2l years.
 Bfarried-At Phoenix, July l3, Guadalupe l Arnssa tf Mfss Iouixa (,antrsras
 At Tempe, July l9, Juan Soso to Miss L Sotelo.
 Murder of one "pigtail" by another in Phoenix, July l9.
 Lieut. Schuyler "fell upon" ranchera near the Verde on the 18th, and dispatched three bucks and captured 5 squaws with their earthly goods. About the same time 80 of Del-Che's band surrendered themselves at the Verde agency
 Died.-In Tucson, July q, George Cox.
 At San Carlos Reserve, PiVte Henry Murphy, Company M, 5th Cavalry. Shot by Brophy
 In Yuma, July l9, Robert Colyer, oi Teamster's Camp, aged 50 years, and native of Ireland
 In Yuma, July 24, Juan B. Aguilar aged 35 years.
 | August
 The Governor makes circui: of the Ter | ritory.
 August ', Vicente Hernandez and wife murdered in their house in Tucson and robbed of jewelry, merchandise, etc.
 August 8, Leocsrda Cordora, Clemente Lopez, Jesus Saguaripa and John Willis were hung by the people at large in the plaza in front of the court house, in Tucson. The three first for the murder of Hernandez and wife, the day previous, and the latter for the murder of Robert Swope, at Sanford, Nov 20, 1872, Willis had been convicted of the murder, but had his case on appeal to the Supreme Court.
 FL DORADO GAsYoS.--A recent corrcspon. | dence in the Pioche Record furnishes the