Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-12

cf TEN years at low rate nf Interest.
not less than per cent (which III about
the amount the banks will pay9 to re-
sponsihle parties, as an Industrial loan
to aid them Id starting the wheels of
industry In the many different branches
uf manufacturing. There are many
who. when assisted by loan drawing a
low rate Of interest, will take hold and
add more money ~ 1t in order to start
an enterprise. many OF which there Is
a good opening here in Boise, several IL
which ! will suggest;
There lie a demand now for an cleo
trio smelter. which could be operated
BY power generated by the Arrowrock
dam. Loan company OF that kind say
$4,000.
We are in need OF a wooden mill.
Loan company OF that kind say
$4,000.
We could set to work 4 glass factory
for making window glass and bottles,
etc, as we have an unlimited amount
Of silica sand right at our door, Loan
q company Of this kind $4,000.
We could furnish the raw material in
company SAC. 900.
pulp for a paper mill. Loan this COM
pany $4,000.
We have the power to operate and
bake, by electricity. q cracker factory.
Loan this company $4,000
We have the fruit and the power also
to operate large canning factory.
Loan them $4,000.
We need a burned tile and pottery
factory, for which we have the material
az hand. Loan them $4,000.
There Is one more Industry Of much
Importance that could be very success
fully operated here, that Or well
equipped oatmeal mill and packing
plant. This immediate vicinity raises
the best filled and heaviest oats in the
United States. They are bought,
shipped east to tn mills and shipped
back In the form or oatmeal, having
had this pleasure of buying our own
oats back and paying freight two ways.
Loan a company Of this kind $4,000.
You will now ser by adding the sew
eral amounts together we stili have
surplus left out OF the original amount
mentioned and what If eli Of these sug-
gestiona were facts2 The world would
begin to smile on Boise. The hand OF
business would be reaching out to
grasp us and the wheels Of prosperity
would begin turning and continue to
turn TO an indefinite time until many
more business ventures would start.
which would create 4 demand for labor,
which in turn would make d demand
for permanent homes. Then merchants
and all would be benefited.
Now let us not forget (while we arc
trying to awake from the Rip Van
Wrinkle slurnber) to make mention Of
an old and much neglected industry,
the one and prime-eause OF the budding
Of the rose we call the Gem state, and
that is mining. Not many years ago
there was no Boise. Gold was found
and the thrush Of people was so great
that 1t resulted in a wide area Of eoun-
try being prospected and finds were
made both In quartz and placer that
made a great many more rich and quite
few well to do, and many there were
who wasted away a competency for life
after having obtained 1t through the
results Of mining. AS time passed by
Boise began TO grow, the direct result
of money obtained In mining 10 this
vicinity and as the top lodes were be-
ginning to show that they were nearing
an end the mining interest seemed to
lessen and 0ilSe the change In fashion
of women's dress) the investment %
capital made from the nnnes was df.
verted In a measure 10 the building Of
homes III Boise and people made in
vestnents in Boise real estate. Now
the people, having all the real estate
they want, are beginning to turn their
attention back to the goose that layed
the golden egg-nltning. And the fact
comes back to them that II they can
get what Is equivalent TO native money
out Of the hills thoy can have money