1858 in Genoa, Nevada by William L. Jernegan and Alfred James,
1859 William L. Jernegan and Jonathan Williams moved the paper to Carson City,
1860 Jonathan Williams, moved the publication to Virginia City,
1861 Jonathan Williams, Joseph T. Goodman, and Denis E. McCarthy,
1861 Samuel Clemens began writing for the Enterprise,
1863 Goodman and McCarthy,
1865 Goodman,
1874 William Sharon,
January 1893 the paper closed down,
December 1893 John E. McKinnon,
1896 Fred J. Norris,
1898-1916 Frank A. Blake suspended the Enterprise and it merged with the Chronicle.

Lingenfelter, R. E., & Gash, K. R. (1984). The Newspapers of Nevada. p.253-254.

• Before the Big Bonanza: Dan De Quille's early Comstock accounts by the University of Missiouri Press
• The Big Bonanza: an authentic account of the discovery, history and working of the world renowned Comstock Lode of Nevada by Dan DeQuille, pseudonym of William Write, employee of the Territorial Enterprise for over thirty years.
• Comstock Bonanza: western Americana of J. Ross Browne, Mark Twain, Sam Davis, Bret Harte, James W. Gally, Dan de Quille, Joseph T. Goodman, Fred Hart by Duncan Emrich
• Dan De Quille, the Washoe giant: a biography and anthology by Richard A. Dwyer
• The Life and Times of Dan DeQuille: the Washoe giant, 1829-1898 by Chic Di Francia
• Lighting Out for the Territory: how Samuel Clemens headed west and became Mark Twain by Roy Morris, Jr.
• Mark Twain of the Enterprise: newspaper articles and other documents 1862-1864 edited by Henry Nash Smith
• Roughing it, Part One and Part Two by Samuel Clemens

Related:
Virginia Evening Chronicle (1872-1927)