Arizona weekly miner., 1874-04-24
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 lMPRovEMEsrs.- We may look for i'm portant additions to our town being consu mated ere the year '14 bids Us adieu. I'm mediate operations arc to be commenced or two large frame buildings (beforc alluded to on MOntezuma strect and work on one Q tho largest brick structures yet erected ir this town will soon be commenced, on Cur ley street.
 r. C. Gayetty, from Cherry creek, called at our office this morning, and informs us thai ne has an nrrastra running, near his place on ore From his mines in the Black Hills. and from which ho is confident of profitable re. turns.
 II. II. Cartier, jr., district attorney. re. turned yesterday afternoon from Wicken. burg, where be has been attending to the county's relations with the Vulturo mining property at least, SO we are informed. Mr Cartier is requested to call at our office and tell us of items that came within his obscrya- ton.
 Terrific hail storm last night. and showed this morning and through the forenoon.
 Dr. Lcdyard, dentist, is doing good work Tor our citizens at his office, with Dr. Mclean dless, on Gurley street.
 MT & o. Fredcricks is in town, from the lIassayampa.
 In our issue of Wednesday last we gave publicity to information furnished us, that Wm Blake had sold a span of animals be- longing to S. C. Rogers of Camp lIualpai, and decanped with the proceeds. Yester- day delegation from that place, consisting of Mr. Geo. Cary, Otto Weber, and J. II. Lu- Cf Me t.L .rI. .I that they were authorized to use the name of Mir. Henry Meyers, presented themselye. at this office, and, we presume, gave us the whole matter just as it should have been told, and to the effect that the animals sold by NIT. Blake were his own, that Mir. Rogers had no claim upon them whatever. The on- ly possible showing he had was that Blake had agreed to trade him (Mr Rogers ] mare and a colt fora certain saddle horse, to be delivered at Blake's ranch that Blake waited some seven weeks after such agree ment, on Mir. Rogers, and he not appearing, sold said marc and colt and started for Cali fornia as had been his intention for . long time previous. Mir. Rogers statement that he would have no trouble in recovering the animals, made to . gentleman attached to this oiice, We look upon as simply an imag- instion of his own-mytbical.
 The disposition Of the MINER is to rive publicity to any rascalty that may be prac- tieed upon our citizens, and our further dis position is to give publicity to any imposi- tions that may be prscticed upon us. We make this statement in justice to Mir. Blake, he having been compositor in the MINER office foE Esome two or three months of the past winter and assing wIIcu unss ne isad --> "a complain of him.
 Our attention of late being called to SO many cases of theft in this town, by night prowlers, we consider 1t our duty to put citizens who have not yet suffered on their guard. Mr c. 4. Luke is one of the hesv- iest loosers by these unprneipled scoundrels, having during the past two weeks lost saw, had his hen roost plundcred and his wood pile percsptibly reduced. Mir Luke thinks he is at last on the right track, and one of the culprits had narrow escape whilst in the act of robbing his wood pile last night. We could mention many others who have brought losses of this description to our mo- tice of late, but have confidence that this state of things will not last much longer.
 Marshal, where art thou2