The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1910-05-26
Sugar Factory to be Built
Fred Rinze Visits FaIIOn and Lays His Plans
Before The People. Affairs Are
In Satisfactory Condition.

With acerbity Fred Hinze, accompanied by /. H.
Kent State Senator R. L. Douglass and Attorney L. N.
French arrived in Fallon on Mondays train, and the
ennui that had seemed hang Faon lifted and
timism quickly succeeded it. At the outset it is plain
duty to state that Mr. Hnze left Falon because he
begerancy arising in his directorate but the beigerants
took the Mr. Hnzes at San Francisco olive twig and
they back the local of beet endeavor
more deeply convinced than ever of the ability of the
muny of the valley and of the state if you please to
build within this project manufacturing plant that
will be credit to the state of Nevada and its
producing qualities to the four of the
ing world. Mr.. Hinze in Mondays train at
o'clock and he only after the call of duty had been
made plain him by the delegation that vert to San Fran
cisco the purpose He had concluded abandon sugar
manufacturing for good and to retire TO the fast
ness of Southern California orange farm He has labored
long and hard sugar factory engineer and to his credit
stands half dozen operating plants in America today He
has spent in the decades Of his American residence
world of energy and the lost forces have perhaps made
him anything but impervious criticism. In short Mr.
Hinze may correctly have bit Of the whole delinquency
rightly charged him. but matters stand today harmony
regns supreme and further friction is to be tolerated
That it is likely again highly improbable
Also an understanding looking towards future amicable
adjustment of misunderstanding has been had.
Accompanying Mr.. Hnze on his return trip Monday af-
ternoon Thos. Dof and p Cirac members of the
Nevada Sugar Companys board of directors who will
sist Mr. Hinze in going plant of manufacture
ing machinery Watsonve California, which has certain
staple parts that will be purchased if found satisfactory
Should the purchase be made the machinery will be shipped
to Falon and time lost in preparing for its installation.
The factory walls will commence to rise shortly after the
HINES arrive in Falon.
The interest in the factory matter In part attesed
by the number of people present the call meeting which
occurred Monday afternoon the court house. the auditor
um of which crowded to its capacity State Senator
R. L. Douglass called the meeting to order and followed
by Mr. Hinze, who given hearty welcome He spoke
length and treated of number of questions rela
ing the factory building project He explained some
phases of the embrogo that seemed for short period to
threaten The existence of the Nevada Sugar Company
useful corporation and he told of his recent conference
with Messr Kent Douglass and French in San Francisco
He had anticipated returning to Faon but the matter
put before him by the gentlemen named so convncngy
that he simply back tell the people personally that
he intended to return about July lst and that his
brother and their families would and Falon would be
home from that date forward He also stated If we COR
recty understood him. that the structural steel order would
be renewed At Santa Ana the HINES own con-
srucon tools the amount of several carloads which will
be shipped Faon by July st and that that date would
mark active work the factory building. In the mean
time brmakng will be prosecuted at the factory site and
the $15 900 spur will be arranged for Under the spua
ons put forward by the railroad company it will be neces
ary for the Nevada Sugar Company the railroad COM
pany $15 600 before the work of spur building will be
deraIen although 900 will be returned in freight
tolls following its completion.
Mr. Hinze made urgent plea for harmony and unan
nifty of action calling attention the great necessity of
working together. The cooperation of the farmers as
urged again. and he stated that the margin for
the manufacturer here the $4 so per ton the figure
posed for beets greater for the farmer and less for the
sugar manufacturer than the figure which paid
in Southern California Continuing, he called attention to
the that the citizens of Santa Ana his last field OF
deavor contributed $3.50 900 towards the building of their
factory for which the community has to date after two
seasons of factory operation received 900 in return
with an annual stream of wealth pouring into the section
as each years crop is marketed He said figure if
can what it means to Faon.
Dr. A. H. Heppner present at the meeting and
planned his of what must be done to neuraze out
side sentiment the factory dea He seemed think that
false ideas had be current in Reno and other outside
cities of the state result of the unfortunate publicity
that was given the affair He also made suggestions hav
ing for their purpose the ameoraon of these false impress
sons.