Arizona republican., 1898-10-30
Arizona Day by Day
 L.ve News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 which will be erected on the proper ties controlled by the company. Wednesday evening at the residence of the brides parents, John Bowen was married tc Miss Jamie Humphrey Rev. Pritchard officiating. MT. Bowen is employed in the mine of the Copper Queen company and is well and fa- vorably known in Bisbee. Miss Humph- rey is also very well known here as che of the brightest and most charming Of Bisbee's young sst. A large number Of invitations were issued to their friends to witness the ceremony and attend the reception following.-Bisbee Orb.
 Early this week q contract was en- tered into between Mr. Charles Banker, proprietor of the Globe electric light plant. and Messrs. John Jones and w. H. Winters, whereby that plant will in q shcGt time be transferred to the latter gentlemen. they having at the time made part payment on the purchase price, says the Globe Times. The new owners will incr ease the capacity of the plant, putting in entirely new macfin- cry with the exception of the dynamo and will be in a position to give to the people of Globe the best service poss.- ble. MT. s. c. Wyncoop, an expert, will have charge Of the plant.
 Last evening citizens Of Prescott were treated to the unusual sight Of three moons, all ssen at one and the same time. These moons, so far as we are able to ascertain, were not visible in any other part of the world and the strange phenomenon was not fcretoid in any almanacs which we have seen. One mcol hung high over head, the other two, 4. L. Moon and Gail Moon, father and sen, were circulating around Prescott canvassing for the Los An geles Times, for which journal they are agents. IL is young Mcon's first visit to Prescott, hence he is strictly a new Moon in this vicinity.-Prsscott Cou- rier.
 J. F. Crowley of the Chiricahua Cat tie company returned from Payso1 last week. MT. Crowley's trip to the Pay sen country was to keep up the supply of beef for the Indians at San Carlos On the trip he reports the cattle on Salt river and up tha Tonto as too peor to
 
 winter will be great The grass around Payson is better than down the TCntc. Four hundred three and four-year-old steers were bought of Robert Pringle. The price was net given. These cattle are kept at Warm springs, north of Gila, on the San Carlos reservation. The extent of the range is about fifty miles lcng by ten wide. The grass is plentiful.-Glcbe Times.
 R. G. Goodwin with some compan- iens.. started cut last Sunday morning in two-horse rig to spend the day out in the hills. When the party reached the base of the mountains to the north Of town the entire party with the eX ception of Goodwin, who was driving left the rig to walk. When pretty well up the mountain where the road was narrow the horses took exception to their driver and decided to return to town. Expostulation, threats. and even the free use of the whip had no effect in convincing the animals that it was too early in the day to return to town and they deliberately turned around, upsstting the wagon, which rolled down the hill, pulling the horses with it and spilling eatables, drinkables and driver in confused mass into a gulley in the side of the mountain. When Goodwin extricated himself from the wreck he was a sorry sight, his face having the appearance Of having participated in an attack Cn circular saw and his clothing was torn and coy- cred with lunch. The party returned fn town and gave a mOrtGa9a on their next years salary to cover the damage. Globe Times.