Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11
WILL NOT BUILD IN UTAH.
So Says Woril Weinrich Who Was In
Salt Lake Recently


ai0Hz WeInriah. expert Tor tho Amer
lean Beet sugar company. ia in Denver
uFain. havlnr since hIH llst usit exc
imined territory in the Arkansas valley
with reference 60 De- fitness Cor the cui-
uvation M tho beet and the erection N
plant IN that locality. lie has also
visited Utah 20 look into the Irrigation
question and 90 examine the plant now
being constructed there To News
man be- said the company has no
thought Of building In tho Mormon
state. however To-day Mr. wcInHch
viii leave FOR Ration. n. NJ, where he
will meet James A. Davis. Industrial
commissioner ~ tho santa 70 railroad.
iir will probably be- urged tn make
recommendations in favor ~ that To-
caiity
Tho export was Mt the Albany hotel
yesterday and De- talked freely Of bis
Investigations. II was the Intention N
the American Rect Sugar company. ho
said. 20 build plant and possibly two
within Colorado. Just where they would
Boz situated had not yet been de-
t'rminod but judging by Mr. Wcln.
rich'H mention uf the various points No.
has visited. Il seems clear that be- u
deeply impressed both with northern
New Mexico and the Arkansas valley.
The Santa Fo railroad 10 evidently de-
SIRIUS " having q plant built ulong IT,
route and Mr.. Wclnrich Will mrDt one
~ the railroad officials this week. iie
viii then Join President Henry r. Ok
mar u the beet sugar company In Calf
fnrnin and the two viii return Ia Den
vcr In September, nt whlrh time tho
location Of the prospective plant or
ID H. la 81 fNtfsH Ia
constructed. the expert says, iH apt %
cost less than 100000 mel he consider
anything less " too small n capacity
For this reason he ala not show n great
deal NJ Interest In tho 3i000Q-ton plant
proposed Tor i.oyclnnd.
There " room Tor nll' said Mr
Wrlurirh but the construction of one
plant In that vicinity would Of course
deter uH from building there. There nre
In Colorado two possible general lucali-
tiles In which we could build. tho Platte
and the Arkansas valleys. I have Just
returned from a visit 10 Rocky Ford,
la Iuntn. Lamar and Holly. I md
the best class " farmers In the Ar
kansas valley ! have yet met FOR beet
sugar culture. They have been aecuH-
toned 10 raising melons and oultiyat.
INK small ncrcaEcH. ilevta can b. cul-
tivatod better when they are ruiscd
Ia small Tracts, for they got botter care
Then ! hnd that the season n much
longer down their than In tho north
urn part ~ the State. another ndyan-
tnEe, This would inpruvc both the
quality ana quantity ~ tho brets The
irrigation question u In "A great meas
urc settled By the Great Plains Storage
company with Ia Immense reservoirs
In proworH county. A. Tor lime stone.
I ana not hnd a great deal ~ that down
the river. but u exists In Pueblo cuun-
~, Limestone IL one ~ tho great
necessities. aH | said when | was here
hefur.
Mt Welnrlch said the farmers In the
ArknnHnH valley werp raising boots In
small quantities now to feed 90 their
stock and this demonstrated the pon-
slhility ot missing 70 good product In
that soil on the whole. the expert
seemed very much pleased b. what he
had Hrrn though he would not permit
himself 90 express any opinions as 10
the possibility " plant near Lamar.
lie had not yet completed his report
ana President Oxnard wnH the man 10
decide. be- said