Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

Cartier, of paralysis. He was widely known and lamented. Sept. l6.-A Mexican tell dead at Weaver while his coGntrymen were celebrating the anniversary of their eountry's independence. Sept. 2O.-Died, at Mission Camp, John Price, aged 40 years. Sept. a0.- Eighth Infantry arrived at Headquarters. Sept. 2I.-Goy Stafford arrived in Prescott.
 Sept. 23. The command that went from Verde under guide Zeiber, to investigate the murder of Roberts. struck band of Apache MohaveS at the head of Cave creek and killed II of them The command lost one killed and two wounded of the Tonto scouts. Sept. 25.-Pima Indians drove q number Of Mexican ranchers from their ranches m Salt River Valley, taking possession of the houses and lands and claiming them as their own property.
 Sept 36.-Died, in Tucson, James Lamoree, aged D years. Sept. 2S.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of Geo. Foster, sou. Sept. 29.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of Samuel Bostwick, son. Sept. 29.-A soldier named Thos. Ward was shot and killed by citizen named Thos. Worden, at Camp Mcdowell, "a case of jus tiiable homicide. October 1.-Two Mexicans met in the woods back Of CeTbai and had beautiful fight; one had lis nose bitten oil and the other received dan Serous wound from pistol shot. October 9.-Married in Prescott, Vim. A. Linn and Lizzie FrInces Fitzgerald. Born, at Ehren- berg, 10 the wife of T. J. Bdwell, a daughter r. Schofeld, private 2.}d Infantry, died at Yuma October l3.-GeO. Julian, whilst crossing the trail from Prescott 10 Skali Valley, was attacked by two MeXicans and robbed of considerable money.
 October l6.--John Rarick, mail carrier from Prescott to the Little Colorado, was attacked by 10 MeXicans near Sunset Crossing and narrowly escaped with his life.
 October lS.--Born in Yuma. to the wife of M. Cavaness, a son. Fire occurred in Prescott de- stroyiug two frame buildings on Granite street, the property of G. Hathaway.
 October l9.-BOrn in Prescott to the wife of John II. Marion, son. Chas. Barosky died in Prescott. Born at Camp Mcdowell, to the wife of Brcvet Mai. Daniel T. Wells, |. :. A., q son.
 October 22-Bom in Tucson, to the wife of Leopoldo Carillo. q son.
 October 23.-The murder of Kennison avenged by Lieut.. Reilly and command, accom- panied by Guide C, E. Cooley, near Colorado Cbiquito, by the killing of 16 rencgades and the capture of two. First telegraph pole erected at Verde to connect with Headquarters.
 October 25.-Born in Tucson, to the wife of E. D. Wood, son.
 October 21-Scrgeant Stautier and Guide Al S2iter killed eight Indians and captured five wo- and children; the last remnant of the late formidable band of Big Run.
 Nov 1-Licut King was severely wounded by Tonto Apaches. in Sunset Pass, near Rio Cobra do Chiquio.
 Nov. 3-Election day
 Nov. S-Telegraph line completed between Verde and Fort Whipple.
 Nov. S-Marred, at Yuma, Jas h. Barney to Cecilia D. Peraa.
 Nov. S-Marred, at Ehrenberg, Thos. J. Good man to Jcsusta QuinOncs.
 Nov. l3.-BOrn, in Tucson to the wife of A.
 Nov. l3-A destructive confagraton occurred al Fort Whipple, involving the total loss of the old hospital building.
 Levin, a son.
 Nov. l4.-Born, in PhRnix, to the wife of Dr. T. j. Wilson, son.
 Nov 19.-The large frame building on Monte zuma street, in Prescott, the property of R. F.. Elliott, was burned to ashes. Loss, about S6,00O.
 Nov. 20.-Born, in Tucson, to the wife of Sam uel Hughs, a son.
 Nov 23.--Thomas Johnson, of Peoples Valley, found dead near Antelope Hill.
 Nov. 23.-Died, in Yuma, James McAfee, engi- ncer of the steamer COcOpah.
 Nov. 23-Josrph Price was shot dangerously, in three places, by Wm. II. Thompson, in Pres colt.
 Nov 2i.-A Mexican died, at Cerbat, from the effects of wounds inflicted bya Mexican named Juan.
 Nov 2f-Captain, Montgomcry's scouting ex- petition, on this day and Dec 1st, attacked ran cheras at the head of Canyon Creek Gin Tonto BasE) and between the old and new Verde roads respectively killings warriors and wOunding , more also capturing II women and children.
 Nov 2S.--Lieut. Eaton and scout from Camp Verde, after undergoing severe hardshps, struck small party of Indians, killed three bucks and captured squaws and children.
 Dee. 5-Marricd, in Tucson, Geo. W. Lear and Selina Fritz.
 Dee. 6.-Born, in Prescott, to the wife of D. c. ! TbOrne, a son.
 Dec GA fracas between two MeXicans, near | Tres Pinos, resulted in one being fatally stabbed by the other.
 Dec 7-Died at Cuttings Wells, A. Frink.
 Dec lO.-Married. in PhGniX, Leopold Wink | and Barbarta Justimente.
 Dee. ll--Ded, in Prescott, James Truewor- l thy, aged :Ij years.
 Dec. 1l.-lndians cut through the wall of Mr | Rckman's corral on the Upper Santa Cruz, and | stole four fine horses, also three others from the same vicinity.
 Dec. 2l.--Secretlry Bashford made an official canvas of the votes Of the Territory for Delegate 10 Congress, and Gov. SaifOrd, the same day, lssued the certificate to II. & Stevens
 Dee. 23.-Married, at Yuma, Jose Jesez to AL tagracia Precildo.
 Dee. 4-Born, at Tucson, 10 the wife of J. W. Hopkins, a son.
 Married. in Tucson, Wheeler w. Williams and Elizabeth D. Mulford.