Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-15
[The editor of the ENTERPRISE is not respon- ibie for the opinions Of correspondents
 Another CrOsa BrcVyn.

dirty, silmy sheet called the Elnal Driu, 1 devoted to slander and blackmail, has again made a base, slanderous and cow ardly personal attack upon my character. h reply, brand this J. Denoon Rev inert aa a liar, and here produce proof of the charge. Referring to the cali for 8 citizens meeting at Pinal to elect per son to represent the mining interests of Pioneer district at the Denver Exposition this liar, J. DcNoon Reymert, says:
 'It was not until the 9th, in the even ing, that the pretended call was left in the Drill office, by some person to us un known, for publication.
 We will let the statement of Dr. o. 3. Adams nail this lie fast to the author of it. There is the statement made by Dr. Adams to Justice Benson in my hearing, after he had read this slanderous article by J. DeNoon Reymert:
 ''I copied the call for the meeting re- ferred to by J. D. ReYmert all except the names, which were copied by P. A. Brown. I compared the said copy with the original, which contained the names of all the lending business men of Pinal, and l found the copy correct. l carried this copy to the Drill office on Wednes-> day evening, June Eth, and left it there with the request that 1t be given to the editor of the Drill. On Thursday morn ing, June 8th, ]. D. Reymert, editor of the Drill, called at my office and asked me if 1 left said notice at the Drill office. l answered yes He remarked that the names were all signed by one person. l answered yes, and explained that it was a copy of an original notice which con tained the signatures of all the persons whose names were attached to this copy Reymert replied: Well, Gilmore is the man we want to represent us at tho Den- yer Exposition. ,"
 In the face of these facts, this infamous old liar, J. DeNoon Reymert, tells the people through tho Dr;H that notice of this meeting was not left at the Drill until Friday evening, and then by an un- known person. If left by an unknown person on Friday evening, how could he go to Dr. Adams on Thursday morning to ask if he had left said notice at the Drill office? If Mir. Aaron Mason was his 1 choice, how came he to be advocating the name of bir. Gilmore as the proper per son to represent this district at the expo ! sitionl EIr. Aaron Mason would not wipe his feet on this old bundle of rot tenness, much less allow him to cham pion his name for any position.
 ''Brown wants mine owners to send him mines to represent, for which he charges Sl5 each (a nice little game), while 1t don't cost cent to have them represented by the Territorial Commis- sioner direct.
 So says J. Dsnoodle Rcymert. But John a Church, the Commissioner, says different He informs us that we must have our ores assayed, furnish cases with glass covers in which to exhibit them, and, if We haven't any district commits sioncr, then we shali send our ores, not to the Commissioner for the Territory, but to the nearest district commissioner
 Circulars containing these instructions have been sent to every miner and busi- ness man in the Territory by John A.
 Church, the Territorial Commissioner, and yet this ignoramus, J. Denoodlo
 Reymert, has the presumption to tell the owners of mines that they can send their ores without costing them cent. In addition to the costs here mentioned,
 Professor John A. Church has called on
 me to contribute $100 towards the ox-
 pense of fitting up headquarters for the
 Arizona delegation, which sum ought to
 be contributed by Pioneer district. But
 it donS cost a cent to exhibit your ores,
 says J. Denoodle Reymert Hear this
 bowling, ignorant ass, j. Denoodle Rey-
 inert, as he continues to bray:
 ''3rown.is failure as an assayer. He
 was the first one to curse the Areo and
 Gem mines with his ignorant biunders,
 and he IS the last one to lead the Silver
 Queen to the grave of oblivion He was
 a candidate for the Council, and was de
 feated.
 Now, old blowhard, the only work that
 l did on the Arco mine was to drive a tunnel about 150 feet, as ordered by the Wide Awake Company. r. M. Car noNsli (now Superintendent of Soutl king), who succeeded me as Superintend ) ent of the Wide Awake Company, ap
 proved of my work on the Arco and con ) tinued the tunnel which I had started : As to the Gein mine, I secured it by To ' cation in the name of the Wide Awak, f Company, but never expended but S10' Q on it. Pity chaS this should have cursed 2 it. Within the past eighteen months t!li n J. Denoodle Reymert blowed diGeren : horn. He spoke of the Gem mine as on + of great value, and of P A. Brown, tn . locator, as practical assayer, miner an n judge of ores and mines. Any one wh Y has kept these dirty sheets on file ca @ turn through them and find these facts g But now this Brown is failure. On tt consistency, though art jewel not to b Il found in swilltub or cesspool like thi l. of J. Denoodlo Reymert. l admit tn is fact that l permitted my friends to us il my name as a candidate for the Counc l. four years ago, and as evidence of m - standing among my neiyhbors receive n tArce-fourths of all She votes cast 2- Pinpl Chen called Picket Post), notwitl k standing there were three other cand Iy d2tes fer tle same office, and one of the F resident of the village with me. ri It issfourfou.khs greater pumber than