Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

colt, originating in the kitcken of Dan Hatz' Oriental Restaurant on Montezuma St. All effort to save the building proved futile, and through almost superhuman efforts the ad- joining building, the MINER office, was saved from entire destruction; escaping with an estimated damage of 5, 800 to Dan Haiz, loss of about S5,00O,
 June H.-Married at East Phoenix, E. k. Buker and Laura Moore.
 June 20-Married at Camp Mcdowell, Lieut.. Charles D. Parkhurst, |. :. A., and Clara LilIie Thompson.
 June 2l.-Died at Camp Lowell, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Rivers.
 J. L. Conn, - Fernand and Thomas McCarty perished in Castle Dome mountains this month.
 July 2.-Married, near Prescott, Thomas Smith and Miss Mary Simmons.
 July 2.-Married, in Tucson, John Was son and Miss Harriett Newell Bolton.
 July 5-BOrn, in Prescott, 10 the wife of William Fish, a son.
 July 5.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of Charles 0. Browns daughter.
 July 7.-G. R. Whistler was murdered, at Burk's Station, by Mexican empioye, named Ventura. W. W. Matlock, stage driver, narrowly escaped the same iale. Mir. Whistler's untimely death was greatly de- plored.
 July S.-The 23d Infantry departed from Headquarters, under command of Coloael Dodge, for the Department of the Platte.
 July S.-BOrn, at La PaZ, to the wife of Dr. Gildersleeve, son.
 July 9.-At Tucson, about 9 o'clock at night, Relugio Rivera, a Mexican, went to the house of Refugio Marques, a Mexican woman, and stabbed her in the neck with a large butcher-knile, killing her instantly. Constable Espurza, Tn arresting Rivera, was seriously wounded in three places.
 July 9.-Born, at Fort Whipple, to the wife of Capt. Jas. Burns, U s. A, a son.
 July 9.-The heaviest and most destructive hail storm witnessed for many years swept over the Territory, causing great destruc- tion of property.
 July 9.-The party who went in pursuit of the murderers of C. R. Whistler returned with the prisoner, Ventura Nunnas, at Burk's station, and after turning him over to the proper authorities he was taken out by a party of men and hung To a tree near by.
 July lS.-Died, at Jones' ranch, Charles Douglas.
 July 20.-Born, at Ehrenberg, to the wife of NJ. L. Peralta, of Wick"nburg, son.
 July 20-Born, at CeIuat, to the wife of John c. Potts twin daughters.
 July 23.-Died, in Prescott, George Ste vens, of liver complaint.
 July 23--A man, named Hall, assisted by one Vincent Moore, killed two Mexicans, Salvador Baca and his brother, near Desert station, and robbed the former oi S3G5. The murderers were afterwards captured.
 July 25.-The head of Chuntz, the Apache outlaw, was brought into the camp at San Carlos, by a party of Apache soldiers sent out to hunt him down.
 July 26.--l73 renegade Indians surren- dered at San Carlos.
 July 29.-Apache scouts returned 10 Camp Verde with the head of the notorious Apache chief, Delt-Che.
 August Maj W Crittenden died at Camp Bowie of apoplexy. Died in St. Joseph's Convent, Tucson, Mother Emerentia; was revcred and tendcrly loved by all who knew her. During heavy thunderstorm at Yuma, a Spaniard named Francisco Vasquez with his horse. was struck dead by lightning
 August 5.-Born in Yuma, 70 the wife of Thos. Graves, a daughter
 August 9.--Born in Prescott, to the wife of E. J. Cook, daughter.
 August l0.-The notorious Indian, Chapo was killed by party of soldiers under Guide Stanley, sent out from San Carlos, and seven of his band made prisoners.
 August ll.-Married in Tucson, II. B. Smith and Urbana Appel.
 a; D.,loI1 ol and c E Cooley, guide, surprised and killed l3 of Chapo's band close to the head of one of the forks of Tonto Creek. and on the 2lst killed 10 more at the North end of the Sierra Ancha.
 August l4.-In a drunken row at Tucson, Jesus Rodriques, a Mexican baker, was stab bed by Prudencio Gastello, another baker, md dangerously wounded in two places
 August 15.--Died at Carrizo Creek, en route to Washington, Capt Jas Burns, | A; held in the highest estimation by both citi- zens and military.
 Aug IA terrific storm of wind and rain, accompanied by heavy thunder and lightning swept over Salt River Valley, doing immense damage. Captain ChiquitO, with the last 'emnants of the straggling bands of hostile Apaces, surrendered at San Carlos.
 August 1S-J B Fisher shot and killed Jas l Miller at Cerbat; woman the cause of the ! liificuty. Lieut. Geo M Taylor, with Co., II. ! .3d Infantry, was caught between Rattle, l make station and Gila City in heavy water pout-men and animals saved their lives by . winning.
 August 19.-Apache Chief Disaine, with 70 Apache soldiers scouting from San Carlos, eturned after taking a rancheria and killing fight Indians, in the vicinity of Tonto Creek. 'esides capturing l19 prisoners. supposed to 0 be the remnants of Clacohay's party of enegades. F T Burke, infant son of Thomas nd Francisco Burke, died in Yuma
 August 2l.-W C Poindexter arrived at he cabin of Michael Leyden and George luges at Cabibi and found it desertet; after 'ards found their murdered bodies in an old haft. A Long died at San Carlos.
 August PA Yuma Indian made an at- ack on John Markle and Isaac Levy with nife at the steamboat house in Yuma, when he former shot and instantly killed the h. ian.
 August 2S-Died at Kirkland Valley. the fife of Jesse Jackson.
 August 3l.-Born in Prescott. to the wife R II Burmister, son.