Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-29


 He says "the Hercules Life Insurance Company owed him S42, ,000 and he put it into bankruptcy" The services of this J. Denoodle Reymert were very valuable and he charged the Company accordingly. There Is no disputing the fact that he put 1t into bankruptcy, this is his stronghold to bankrupt everything he deals with or gets hold of.
 He says ''wero 1t true that he took the money of little children and ran away with another mans wife, 1t is more than Brown could do." I admit it, 'tis more than any man can do who has any honor, any manhood or any respect for common decency; but it is nothing for this beast, J. Denoodle Reymert, to do. Were it true" He dare not deny it, for there are witnesses in Pinal who know both Reymert and the woman he took with him to South America, they know them yet. He now attempts to pass this wom- an and force her onto decent society in Pinal as his niece He says The hadn't any family when he left for South Amer ica." His children were grown. What about your poor old wife who is now liv- ing in the State of Colorado and who has had to struggle for bread for the past ten years. These facts are known to dozen people ill Pinal county who have lived in Colorado. Do you want their names2 Here are some of them, Robert Irion and family of Pinal Ranch, Wm. Bley of Pi- nal. A fine specimen is this old. beast J. Denoodle Reymert, to attempt to assail the character of other people.
 He says that Brown forgets that as the attorney of the King Company he prosecuted Mathew Kettle for stealing King ore" I am aware that Mr. Aaron Mason retained you and tied your hands for a mere nominal sum, in the service of the King Company, some months before Mathew Kettle stole the ore and that you were permitted to sit in the Justices i Court during the preliminary examination of Kettle, but J. ". Davis prosecuted Kettle on behalf of the King Company But what if you did sit there during Net ties trial, that does not change the fac, that you assisted this same Kettle to sell the two Brothers worthless claim not having a pound of ore in the shaft or or the dump, except what was carried from the Hase mine, out of which you selected your samples to send east and out oi which sale you, J. Denoodle Reymert received S250. This is the way J. De noodle Reymert exposes fraud and pro tects the public.
 As to my character do not need tc answer or refute any of your vile islander One hundred and fifty-six of the best cit izens of Pinal and Silver King have vol untarily refuted all your islander. Yot have said that only ten hours notice 0 the meeting was given. They say sever al days notice as given. You have sait that Brown was elected by small clique they say he was elected by large meet ing and was the unanimous choice. To, say that Brown hasn't any character O standing; they say his character is abuv, reproach. But what IS all their saying t, you, J. Denoodle Reymert, nothing. the, only say that you have written and pub lished lie; but that is nothing, you swal low it down like butter on warm day you are accustomed to such food.
 Now, old bundle of filth, with you permission, we will drop you, for you odor IS to strong for hot weather P. 4. BROWN FINAL, lly 9, 8S2.