Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-08-05

ot the legislature an entirely new regis tration IS required every two years, and the man who fails to register twenty days before election will not be allowed to vote The time for registering is short and every voter should have his name reg istered immediately The registering off cers of the different precincts have received the necessary blanks and are ready for business.
 As will be seen by the list which ap- pears in another column, Final county will make a very creGitable showing at Denver. Add to this list the five hun dred pounds of marvellous ore from the Silver King, the one hundred and twenty five pounds of wonderful ore from the Ve kol, the exhibit from the Reward and other mines of that section, the exhibit made by Mir Scott, and some idea can be form ed of the quantity and quality of our ex- hibit.
 J. Lasker, one of L. Zeckendorf7s bookkeepers, is here assisting Horace L Smith in settling up the accounts of the old Pinal Copper Company, and paying off its indebtedness at 50 cents on the dollar. A new company has been organ ized and as soon ss the old debts can be settled up men will 'be sent here from San Francisco to examine the property and determine what Improvements are necessary to place it on bullion produc- ing basis.
 Some few of our readers have conceived the erroneous idea that we wrote Mir. P. A. Browns articles during his contro- versy with J. D. Reymert. This is an injustice to both MT. Brown and ourself. He is fully competent to do his own writ ing and had it been otherwise, VIC should have lent him no assistance for the reason that fighting under cover is not our style of warfare. Metaphorically speaking we skin our own pigs and leave others to do the same. We never yet have struck at an adversary over another mans shoulder and never shall while we retain our self respect.
 Shoot Fin Up-Dick and the Kid induc- ed the tailor to take them over to the Silver King for dinner Tuesday, and while at the table managed to conceal a case knife in their clothing. After re- turning to the jail they made saw of the knife by striking it against the edge of the fiat steel bars of their cell, and then proceeded to saw their shackles off When discovered Dick had sawed one of his shackles in two and the kid was at work on one of his They had also se- cured large stone and placed 1t in a sock to he used as slung shot. They were relieved of their implements and heavier shackles placed on them. They swore like sailors when caught.
 Hinson Thomas left for Tucson, Thurs day, to canvass the honorable and ancient pueblo in the interests of the ENTERPRISE, the only strictly independent and truly religious newspaper in the Territory. He is authorized to contract for advertising. take subscriptions and receive monies from the denizens of that metropolis, or any others he may meet by the wayside. Tucson merchants will find it to their ad- vantage to advertise in the ENTERPRIsE as it circulates all over the Territory and is taken by every family in Pinal county who can read. It goes into the hands ol all the people along the San Pedro, whC do their trading in Tucson and circulate, } in all the mining camps surrounding that } center of trade
 Prof. Flames returned from Riversid,
 Tuesday, and is registered at the Silvel
 King. Although gentleman not givei to enthusiasm, nor in the habit of indulg
 ing in public talk about his properties, Il, l expresses himself as well pleased with tn, , showing on the mines he has bonded a
 Riverside. The workmen are now cross ! cutting in the new shaft and have passed through thirteen feet of ore with tn,
 breast of the cross-cut still in fine miner al. The Professor, who IS thorough,
 scientific man, considers the geological in
 dications of that district very favorabl : indeed and expresses the opinion tha k wherever veins are found they will b 0 continuous and permanent. His views o y the country corroborate the oft repeated n assertion of the ENTERPRISE, that fo
 true, large and pormanent veins or leads
 Pinal county has no superior. With thi T in her favor it is impossible to over esti mate the future possibilities of Pima county.
 The fact that the ENTERPRISE publishe
 the proceedings of the Board ot supervis
 ors week in advance of the Weak} Il SlgM gives it's editor the cramps and set y him to chattering like parrot. Thoug S protesting to bo a lawyer he does nc ,. seem to know that the county records ar VI public property open to public inspsctio u at all times, and asserts that his cor
 tract to publish them at four dollars DC d year gives him exclusive right to then d He has even undertaken to force tn ,f Board to an acceptance of this absur is idea, and failing to do so, misses no oI e portunity to misrepresent and villii ,t them. His actions in this matter al
 characterized by neither sense nor d.
 csncy. We will say in exonoration ,0 the Board and Clerk, that they have notl '' ing to do with the publication of the