Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-11-11

with Mrs. Reagan and will join us ln ex- tending congratulations in advance of the wedding to the happy couple.
 Vol 1 No. 2, of the Pinacate, publish ed at Phoenix, A. T., came to hand this week. It is weekly paper devoted to the interests of Maricopa county, and Messrs. Sherman and Jones are the editors and publishers It is quite neat in appearance and well edited. We wish it long life and much prosperity.
 The banker, broker, merchant and spec ulator, after the stupid dullness of a 'Blue Monday" or the intense excitement of "Black Friday" need some soothing qui- nting portion, to calm their nervous sys- tenn, and bring rest and refreshment to their exhausted energies, such as a good German silver mounted, steel keyed, fine German accordeon, which can be bought for S1O of Uncle Harris, 221 Kearney St.
 Mesars. Ben X Atkinson bought the Sutherland blacksmith establishment, at Casa Grande, paying S2000 for the same. They moved their tools and stock down, Tuesday, and took possession. We con gratulate Casa Grande upon this addition to It's business institutions. Messrs. Bein & Atkinson are first-class mechanics and will do a good business wherever they may be.
 An exchange says the following is given as a receipt for Tucson hotel soup: Take pail of water and wash it clean, Then boil it until it Is brown on both sides. Pour in one bean When the bean be- gins to worry prepare it to simmer If the soup will not simmer, 1t is too rich and you must pour in more water. Dry the water with a towelbefore you put 1t in. The dryer the towel the sooner it will brown. Serve hot"
 The Putnam brothers are putting up a large building directly across the road from their present buildings at Riverside. The new building will contain several large rooms, one of which will be fitted up in metropolitan style, with handsome bar and elegant fixtures and provided with billiard table of the latest pattern. Riverside is coming camp. Some of the finest mining claims ill the county surround it and will, eventually, build up there a fourishing town.
 Mir Ben Hall has leased the Grand Ho tel at Pinal and refitted and refurnished it throughout. The rooms have all been papered and the floors clrpeted. The beds are strictly irst-class, i'll fact the ac commodations cannot be excelled in the county. He has also fitted up several com modious sampleroom for commercialmen who dcs re to display their wares He runs in connection with the hotel q first-class livery stable, and furnishes first classconveyanoesto to all prts of the county, See advertisement in another column.
 Presumption begins in ignorance and ends in ruin" On the other hand, the production of Kidney-Wort began with wise cautions and scientific research, and its use ends in restoring shattered constitutions and endowing men and wo- men with health and happiness. My tormented back, is the exclamation of more than ono poor hardworking man and woman do you know why it aches! It is because your kidneys are overtaaked and need strengthening, and your system needs to be clsansed of bad humors You need Kidney-Wort.
 The ENTERPRIsR, at different times has seen fit to criticise the official conduct of H. B. Summers. He made this an ex- cuse to peddle islanders against us during the campaign and in the exhuberance of his hate went so far as to lay himself liable for criminal libel by tell that we bore upon our neck the marks of having been hung and that we escaped by accident of the rope breaking. This malicious lie he poured into the willing ear of his bosom friend, J. D. Revmert, and the latter pub liShed it in the WealIy SwiH We shall teach these twin worthies, when the next grand jury meets, that thsre is a penalty for criminal libel.
 Old Reymert tramped into Florence and for several months lived in a corral subsisting upon the crumbs thrown to him by the hand of charity. His knees were out and so were his toes. He had spent all he had stolen from trusting innocent: in keeping out of the way of officers anc had been reduced to the very verge ol starvation. He finally found few clients to fleece and then moved up to Pima where he prospered for while by taking in the unsophisticated But he has about reached the end of his tether and vii have to move toward the setting sun. H, dare not go east, lest that 'arrest rem , edy'' which his dear nephew mentions should be used against him.
 The Result.