Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-07
paySon News.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

| From Our Regular Correspondent
 N. E. ChilSon and others of the East Fork started for the. Salt river valley Tuesday with large band of cattle.
 William Voris, deputy sheriff, drop ped in on the boys last Monday pre- senting d few of them with invita- tionS to attend court.
 l.. P. Cole. Colcord Bros. and Mart Mcdonald started Monday with d large bunch of cattle for the railroad at Winslow.
 John ChilSon returned to PaysOn, last Sunday evening from a trip to the coast. John was absent six weeks and brought back B pounds of extra flesh, PaySoniteS as rule will take most anything that comes their way.
 SilaS Minker. administrator of the John Policy estate, was up from Rye, last Monday on business connected with that estate.
 The Mercy teams came in Monday and went out Tuesday morning to load ore at the Cracker Jack mine.
 w. c. Marts, of Rye, spent several days in Payson the past week.
 The cattlemen of this section have succeeded in finding sale for all cattle they wish to dispose of and should. as soon as they get the dough" ?" be happy. Now. if some joker with plenty of stuff will get in and do business with some of the mine own CTS, our prospective boom will be on.
 Frank BiSsig got away saturday for Phoenix with his bunch Of cattle.
 David Gowan and Fred Pranty passed through here Friday from Gun creek. on their way to the Natural Bridge where they will take a much needed lay-oi. They have sunk the perpendicular shaft on the Black War riOr to depth of l70 feet by windlaSs.
 W. C. Marts, while here this week, secured by purchase an interest in the Rainbow claim near the Wonder mine Kirk intends to be in on the div when the boom comes.
 MesSrs. Bright and Bowen came in Wednesday from their property on Slate creek. They report that the property is looking well.
 Hugh Brimner, miner anu all.rOund good fellow, takes the stage Monday morning, bound for Globe: to do duty : as grand juror.
 r A death in community always causes sorrow. whether in be one in , high life, or that of some unfortunate who. thrOuth the yicesSitudeS of life, ] has lost his all. PaySOn was shocked when the news was rapidly spread over the little burg informing us that death had called and taken from our midst one who had been resident of . this place for the past ten years, one . that had been loved and cursed alike, . but who, regardless of likes and dSllkeS |. continued on in his duty-tJ his mas : ter. Gobe went by the poison route X and Uncle Ben Stewart is out a dog. |: William BrOdie. while driving cat l t,e from the BuCkhead mesa to Pay . son, Friday, met with a serious acci |, dent in the breaking of his leg below !: the knee A Snaky COW in the bunct 3 had repeatedly attempted to get away r. from the herd, and in attempting t'
 head her off the horse fell.
 MT. Brooks, of Los Angeles, came il
 via Flagstaff, last Friday, to look ove 7 the several mining districts He rep ' resentS number of Ventura count ' capitalists. We hope that he ma, U find sonnet thing that he can recommenC ', to his people.
 " Al TompkinS returned to PaySol
 Saturday after being absent in Pleas mt valley some three months. '' Hugh Brimner purchased an inter
 est m the Grand Prize property thi week. Hugh generally knows goo 7, thing and gets in.
 y The PaySon Sunday school childre
 enjoyed themselves al the Sunnysid
 ranch last Thursday,