Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-03
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'SNf AVfst@uu 20 connect With the Oregon
and CpliloFnia line, or to Salt Lake connec.
ng at that point with the Atlantic and Pacif,
Inns. Owing to the peculiar situation of At
fairs in this basin, and throughout the mining
portion Of Idaho, ipvolyipg 60 mach uncer
einty in the transmission both Of goods and
intelligence, to and HON the furnishing depo,a
itseefns to US to invite the lightning to open
that momentary correspondence that awooes
the exercise Of civility and encourages the
diffusion Of the elements Of progress and
commercial prosperity. esI1
In the brief career of Idaho but two events
OF paramount Importance have occurred the
first was the d rscovery Of precious metals in
the mountains and valleys; and the other
was the establishment Of express lines. The
first Of these events needs no commentaries
has written aadis writing its own history it
has told and his telling its own story at the
Preside Of thousands, and prOclaiming itselfin
every port where commerce uufurls a sail. and
will, ere long, contribute to the building Of
railroads, the digging Of canals, and the con-
stFuctiEg Of .telegraphs, not only within her
own borders but throughout our broad land.
II is opening farms, building houses, and in q
tfseusand other forms contributing to the hap
piness Of man in other countries. But while
1t is doing SO much for other people, ii has
done, and is doing little for ourselves we
have transient population who only come to
stay with Us temporarily until they possess
themselves Of geodly share Of the wealth Of
the mines, when they return to the places from
whence they came, to enjoy their wealth with
theiT families. This will continue to be the
case until railroad and telegraphic communi-
cation are established; then they will come
20 stay, bringing their families With them; -
transportation will then be cheap and travel
ing pleasant; while instantaneous communica-
ton with the old folks at home By telegraph
will do away with q leading objection with
antilles coming to this country. Next season
will doubtless bring a large immigration
through the Territory who with a reasonable
Prospect Of the speedy completion Of rail-
road and line of telegraph, would gladly take
UP their abodelWith US and form part ofthe
future greatness Of a mighty State. What we
,Reed are hardy,ai industrious sons Of toll with
theif wives and children, honest miners and.
farmers Wiahdheir sturdy sons and blooming
dadghteFs; skfilfdl mechanics and laboringI
men of aaliaik;ndSWKorwill bring with them
their household gods determined to live and
Gle in Idaho. With such population coupled
With the unparalleled natural reSources5of the
oouhtFyI We are bound to prosper "witb al
aHaazing prosperity ;withont it, we Willunly
enrich others while We remain poor Ourselves.
Appointment population viii retain the result
efshe lsbOrs within our borders while transient
men only impOverish the.mines. to bear away
thspgOeeeds to other lands. Let Us thsnin.
adguFats some system BY which railroad, post
Gland telsgraphiO communication may be at
9asesstaBlishsd and such population Win
mseedilg afOllowaau 81 bgE435h dogg aaa# .saa2
sgi8E3 20 ssuAA 81 zl--N q lIHoa sit 70 tsaa
80 ,agrs 4s.sls &c f,sasgiis ls1is!sa4.s.5
yaA9UsI1 snoSPl 1ALs-T-4 nrough fnes pollEe-
aeaS fDFj Belts we were shown through the
County HospitsE one day last week. and were
rllach PleaSedsWish tie WelEFsgulatetl appoint
Enerts Of the everything i nest and
tidga1 Mr.. Goodrich the Contractor, sud his
excellent lady sts dsyotiag thsir especial st.
teation 90 the care Of the asick. There we're
tse o. twelve Pstishti Under their care, some me
very low ms.cOngaleGcehta and othsEs In the
frat stsg es Of disease q Mountain fs4er and
pulmonary eOnplAiatsa ere lhe pre4ailing affl
ficslonp % which miners are s2pebed, ad
many such, cases aFS continually bresoS tingt
themselves TO the notice Of the couft antbor-
ties. The cheerful presence Of the good Sa-
uaezitea famii3 OfME Goodrich and conf
dsaeein lhe5 attending physicians Dn, Ray
moha & Belts, must have 3 beneficial effect
% ths pssisnls undst thsig charge. The ss-
tablishnisnt 81 hospital for those Who would
OTHERWISE become burden 70 ftithas--poor-
y abls e tahs pe7s pf ihsn-it sic Of theI
hest instructions i the Ind ga people |
shOuld not besitats mOment q paying tax |
eaeElen they Ysaedl that aishbat ulalsiial aid !