Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS OF THE
 PAST YEAR.

whilst m the act of cooking his pistol 10 shoot C. F.. Cooley, who was one detailed to arrest him.
 Jan. 3.-Married, in Tucson, Vim. Nor gan to Salonie Valesquez.
 Jan. 5.-News reached Prescott that Jas. $. Thomas, Sheriff and tax collector of Ya- vapai county, had gone where the woodbine twineth.
 Jan. 5.-Married, in Tucson, Nelson Van Alstine to Theodora Camacho.
 Jan. Collection of Prescott town officers, F. Williams-Mayor; l.. s. Jenks-Narshal ; John Ra:ble, W. J. Tompkins and Guilford Hathaway y-Councilmen.
 Jan. 6.-Died, at Bakers ranch, Yuma O., Josephine, daughter of Jose and Theodora Ayulo, aged years months and Q days.
 Jan. l0.-Bids opened at Fort Whipple for supplying subsistence stores.
 Jan. l2 Born, in Prescott, to the wife of Dr. S. A. Smith, daughter.
 Jan. l4-Born, to the wife of E. B. Crapo, daughter
 Jan l5.-News received of the confirma- tion of Gen. Geo. Crook as Brigadier Gen eral
 Jan. l5.-Born in Yuma, to the wife of Capt. Isaac Polhamus, daughter.
 Jan. 15.-Lieut. Babcock returned to Camp Apache, after attacking and destroying two rancherias and killing sixteen bucks, be- tween Camp Mcdowell and Tonto Basin, in one engagement, and killngsix in q previous engagement.
 Jan. 1S.-Married, in Yuma, Antonio Lo- zette to Jesus Monreal de Aguilar.
 Lieut.. Rice killed eleven Indians of Del Ches band, in Plnal Mountains, during this month.
 Jan. l9.-H. NJ. Herbert appointed Sher- if of Yavapai county.
 Jan. 20.-Died, in Prescott, Aaron Wer- theimer (of cancer of the stomach), native of Baden, Germany, aged about II years. He was widely known and respected.
 Jan. 20-Flood at Salt River Valley
 Jan. 20-Lieut. Schuyler and command killed four Indians ard captured one squaw, between Mcdowell and Verde Jose De Leon, guide, and son were swept away by the torrent in the East Fork of Verde, du- ring this scout.
 Jan. 21.-Born, in Prescott, to the wife of Ed. W. Wells, a son.
 Jan. 25.-Born, in Ehrenberg, to the wife of Jacob Stwart, a son.
 Jan. 27.-At midnight brutal murder was committed at Yuma, by party of drunken Rio Grande Mexican teamsters, they calling at the house of another Mexi can, cutting his throat and dancing on his body.
 Jan. 29.-Wm. Taylor Julius Bronco BilD foully murdered, at Coyote Holes, two miles from Beale Springs--shot three times -perpo trator unknown.
 Jan. 29-Born, in Prescott, to the wife of John Rees, son.
 Jan. 31.-Born, iE Yuma, to the wife of Wm. 4. Werninger, daughter.
 Jan. 3l.-A cowardly attempt at assassi nation .was perpetrated at Wickenburg by two men on the person of Mr. Geo. Bryan.
 Jan. 3l.-Pinal and Aravapa Indians at tackled Barnett & Blocks train, near San Carlos Agency, wounding Chas. Armstrong and capturing eight mules and three horses.
 Feb. 4.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of A. c. Benedict, son.
 Feb 5.-Ded at Prescott, II. Penelon, of internal hemorrhage.
 Feb. 6.-Born, in Ehrenberg, to the wife of Peter Doll, daughter.
 Feb. G.-One of the men who attempt ed the murder of George Bryan in Wick enburg, arrived in Prescott and surrendered to the Sheriff.
 Feb. 7-Died, at Fort Mohave, Phil Hen- dricks Hate Sergeant Co. K., Fifth Cavalry) from effects of the accidental discharge of revolver in his own hands.
 Feb. News received of the Indians leaving San Carlos reserve and going on the war path. They attacked the house of Carlo Machardo. near old Camp Grant, and killed his wife, and two children, and burned the house. Afterwards, they killed Jesus Vas quez and Rafael Romano, and wounded one Corillas, who was the only survivor Then they attacked q train encamped on the Gil;l, killed one man and wounded three others.
 Feb. l2.-News from Mohave of the Huala- pai Indians leaving the Colorado reserve en iRasse, stealing stock from the Cottonwoods md Truxton Springs, driving off 200 head of cattle and horses.
 Feb. 1l.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of NJ. McKenna, daughter. Feb. ll.-lndians attacked party of three nen. about Is miles from Florence, killing ,ne of them, named R. F. Wilson. Feb. 12.-Fort Whipple water works com ,leted.
 Feb l3.-Married, in Phoenix, Andrew Iikarte to Miss Julian Hobbs.
 Feb. l6.-Drowned, in the Gila River, | Corporal Hardin Prosser, Company L. 5th | Cavalry.
 Feb. l9 A soldier named Timothy was drowned in the Fort Whipple reservoir.
 Feb. 20.-Born, at Yuma Depot, to the | wife of Capt R. l. Eskridge, a son.
 Feb. 2l.-Capt. Hamilton and command l ttacked rancheria near Aravaypa creek, filling one Indian and capturing another; lso captured five horses, two burros, ammu- ition, provisions, etc. Next day the entire and, numbering ninety-two, headed by their hief, Cazador, surrendered and were march 'ack to San Carlos.
 Feb. 2l.-Died, in Tucson, Geo. New on.
 Feb. 22.-Indians attacked Stiles ranch, ear Florence, cut the corral gates and run fl all the stock. They same night they ran fl herd of fine horses and mules from Re- ans ranch, one mile below Stiles, and the ext day stole % head of cows and several orses from the Pima's on the East side of ait River.
 Feb. 22.-Jose Solelio drowned while at smpting to cross Salt River.
 Feb. 2s.-Died, in Prescott, Minnie, wife John Rees
 Feb.-Thos Holladay shot and badly ounded by Indians. about 43 miles from