Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-14
CHANGE OF BASE.

CHANGE OF BASE.
With this issue we begin the publication OF
q triweekly newspaper. We believe Boise
county is large enough and able to support
such paper, and that it will do so, not only
with pecuuiary support. but by furnishing US
with facts concerning the mines, farms, STOCK
etc., etc., to the end that Boise county may be
better known abroad. Spring is opening with
every promise Of good mining season; the
MN. Telegraph Co. will extend their line to
our county before the coming summer closes
Our quartz mines are as rich as any on the
coast, and extensive enough, should no further
discoveries be made, to entitle Boise county
to take first rank as q mining section; three
or four mills will be put into operation, in the
county as soon as the snow is of, 60 that work
can be prosecuted to advantage; prospecting
will be pushed ahead this coming season with
something of tho vigor of early times. All LOT
these facts and circumstances taken together
will create demand for news oftener than
once q week, and it is to meet this demand
that we have entered upon the publication OF
q tri.weekly paper. Having better news ia
oilities than formerly, We shall give all of the
latest news, and much more fully than we
could heretofore do. We will discuss local
questions freely, but will, not fill the columns
of our paper with impotent praise or blame
of the national authorities; for however er-
roneous or even revolutionary the majority Of
our people may deem the policy of the present
Administration, none will doubt that few
words of disapproval will be fully as effectual
as whole columns. With local concerns the
case is altogether different. Here the more
said the better. By pressing our advantages
and resources on the attention Of other peo-
pie, we can, and will, make them known.
When they become known. men of enterprise
and capital will come here and invest their
money in thousand different ways unthought
OF now, and then we shall have the good time
we are all so anxiously waiting to see But if
we would have good times now-if we would
have Boise county take and hold the leading
position among the counties Of the Territory,
which she ought to take and hold, we must all
put q shoulder to the wheel and help her
along; we must BY our efforts kick up bust.
ling business activity in every branch of indus
fpv In Tho onunfv nd a. tha alienation
our neighbors to the fact that we are doing
something. There is even now more solid
prosperity in Boise county than in many places
where four times the noise is made about it;
but in spite of this the general impression
nearly everywhere is that there ia nothing
here And this will continue while we contin.
ne in our present dronish waiting. for some
thingto turn-up sort of way of living. Go to
work; branch out: advertise When you
get good prospect report it to the local pa.
per; when you make a good clean up. report
that; when your business is prospecting boast
Of it and the local paper will take up the re-
frain, and the first thing you know the story
Of our prosperity will be told and repeated all
over the country. and people from the Atlant.
&c States, California. Oregon and Washington
will flock in to enjoy it with U.s. The Terrific
y will be settled up, and Boise and Alturas
counties, the richest in the precious metals T,
will also be the largest gold and silver pro.
1ucing sectien on the globe. The TR1- WEEK. e
* WORLD will be furnished to subscribers at {
he fate of So per anrum. We will also pub.
isa weekly paper, the first number of which :
will be issued on Friday next The WEEKLY
World will be twice the size of the old pa. 8
'er, will be compiled from the tri weekly, and J,
furnished subscribers at 1926 per annum, in i
'dvance. We shall aim to make tho WEEKLY q
World the best paper. as we think it will be d
he largest, in the Territory and hope, at the /
Nv subscription price at which we offer il. to d
lace it in every house in the Territory. Paid b
p subscribers to the WORLD will receive Q
be TRr. WEEKLY up to the expiration of the 9
'me for which they have paid T
OwYHEE COUNTE.-We condense the fol. I,
owing items from the daily Avalanche:
Mrs Josiah Brown. one of the shoplifters Il
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