Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

1O-bi o n. " iti4ur dtt0 Prescott. Born in Yuma, to the wife of A. J. Keen, daughter.
 March l5.-Died in Prescott, Edward Kerr
 March lS-Died in San Bernardino, Zadoc Jackson, from injuries received by being kicked by vicious mule.
 March lS.-Maj. Randall and Capt. Ham, iltcn returned to San Carlos with their com n.ands, after having struck Eskimingin's camp l5 miles northeast of Florence, where they killed 13 bucks, captured 34 squaws and children, 10 horses and mules, arms, ammu- milton, etc. Three soldiers wounded and escaped. Married in Tucson, Mariana Carrion to Antonia 0rosco.
 March 26.-Born in Tucson, to the wife of Theo. Welisch, daughter.
 March 2S.-Indians robbed Wm. Rowe of all his mules and Joseph Cox of his horse, at Maryyile.
 March 3O-Married at Apache Pass, M L. Wood and Mary J. Devine. Lieutenant Schuyler attacked rancheria and killed II bucks.
 April 2-Died, in Tucson, Juanita, daugh- ter of Theo. and Julia Welisch.
 April 4.-Capt Byrne, commanding Bcale Springs, succeeded in starting between GOO and 700 Hualapai Indians from that post to the Colorado River reserve.
 April 5-J. Vader, in attempting to ford Salt River, lost his entire load, consisting of 5000 lbs. of four and 5000 lbs. of barley.
 April 9.-News received that the com mands of Lieut. Bache and Reilley had at tackled large rancheria of renegade Apaches from the San Carlos and Verde reservations, on tributary of Pinal creek, killed ? bucks, captured 46 women and all tue plunder.
 April 9.-Robt. Stubbletield was attacked by some unknown party near Camp Verde and shot in the knee.
 April l3-Married, in Prescott, Alfred S. Clough to Miss Mary Alexander.
 April l6.-The bodies of two men-Daniel Toomly and Paul Handel-found near Me Dowell, killed by Tonto ApacheS. Toomly's body was utilated in shocking manner.
 April H.-J. J. Buckman was stabbed severely in the face by one Patrick Flynn, in the town of Prescott, during an altercation.
 April l9.-Died, at Sacaton, Thos. Irwin.
 April 23.-Married, at Fort Whipple, Lieut. w. F. Rice and Miss Annie Kelley.
 April 23.-Married, at Phoenix, Dr J. N. McCandless and Miss Kate Kerr.
 April 23.-Died, at Mohawk Station. Thos. r. Delico, eX-Sergt.- Major 2d U. $. Cavalry.
 April 23.-Lieut Schuyler struck a band of Tonto Indians near the Gila, killed l2 and captured II; also found the bedies of l6 Tontos killed by the Pimas
 April 24.-Died, at Camp Apache, Hospi- tai Steward Hoecker.
 April 25.-Leut. Heyl and command pur- sued the Indian from the Verde reserve who stole several horses from the herd of Thos. Ewing, killed four Indians and captured two squaws.
 April 25.-Married at Yuma, on board steamer Cocopah, E. S Molkow of Tucson, and Mary Petsel of Washington.
 April 26.-Major Randall sent secret ex- petition of l5 men, mostly White Mountain Apaches, from San Carlos to bring in Pedro, the renegade Apache Chief. Next day the party returned with Pedro's head.
 April 27.-Died, at Yuma, Maria L., infant daughter of Capt Isaac and Sacramento Pol hamus.
 April 29-Married, at Yuma, w. T. Foes man and Miss Caroline Perry. and Miss Dolores Celaya.
 May 3.-Died at his residence on the Col orado rlver, 'Irataba," Chief of Mohaves, causing intense and prolonged grief of his tribe.
 May 5.-Mrs. Mclaughlin died at Camp Mcdowell
 May 7-Theodore Otto and Mary Steudor married in Prescott. John Long killed Mexican named Balder in the attempt to ar rest him at Florence for mule stealing.
 May l3.-Married at Big Bug, Lieutenant Calvin D. Cowles, U. S. A., and Mary E. Hitchcock.
 May l7.-Judge H. ". FIeury's house in Prescott burned to ashes; supposed to be the act of an incendiary; loss about S2,000. Lieut. Schuyler and command attacked rancheria in the MassisSal mountains, killing Is Indians md captured ,; retired with one soldier badly and on the 18th killed 10 and cap tured 9, all renegades from the Verde and San Carlos reserves.
 May l5.-A band of Apache Indian scouts | 'ent out from San Carlos killed four hostile bucks near Salt river.
 May 20.-Eokeltotee, the notorious ToDto | thief, escaped from the Verde guard house; | vas recaptured and readily escaped again
 May 21.-Lieut. King and command at | acked a rancheria near Diamond Butte kill ! ng 19 Indians.
 May 22.-Died in Prescott, Ella, daughter ! # Elmore and Enthey Van Buren, aged ? ears and months.
 May 2i.-The Masons of Prescott and yi- inity performed the "last sad rites" for their ote brother John F. Townsend, who was filled by Indians several months previous. The largest funeral cortege ever witnessed in he place followed the remains to the grave.
 May Qui-wa- ta maya, one of the trou- lesome Hualpai chiefs, was rusticating in he Fort Yuma guard house.
 May 26.-A party of Indian scouts sent out rom San Carlos returned with the head ot 
 May 27-Lieut. Heyl and scout killed four ucks and captured seven women and two hildren on a little mesa near Tonto Creek; nly one warrior escaping.
 May 29.-Born in Yuma, to the wife of E. Smith, daughter.
 May 30.-Camp Beale Springs no longer a lilitary post and La Paz recognized as new lilitary station.
 May 3l.-Married in Salt River Valley. E. '. Johnson to Cassa Morell. At same time nd place, J. H. Burger to Liza Morell. June 3.-Ed. B. Silsbee and Sallie Denni- ,n married in Prescott.
 June 5.-Indian chief Quat -chee-ak-el-o nj his hand nunharino, Sl surranJoroi ot ] ,