The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-02-17
SEEKING TO OPERATE FACTORY
II. G. Bialey Here To Stay Until a
Final Determination Has Been
Made For Factory.
The revival of the Nevada Suga

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Bailey, of Bay City, Mich, who to-
together with Gen. c. r. Hawley, of
the same place, holds the 5000, 900
of mortgage bonds issued against
the local sugar plant. Mr.. Bailey
arrived in Fallon Saturday from Bay
City, having stopped en- route at
Salt Lake City, Utah. He has al
ready secured Office rooms in the
Jones G. Mccall building on Carson
street and his good Offices are being
used to amalgamate local sentiment
favorable to his plans, which In
turn are in perfect harmony with
the plans of the bank managements
in Detroit, Mich, three in number,
who hold good number of the
mortgage bonds on assignments by
Messrs. Hawley and Bailey, who
have personally guaranteed their
genuineness aside and apart from
the assets of the local sugar com
pany by hypothecating their per-
sonal assets to the banks.
Mr. Bailey has been actively at
work upon the project of again set
ting the wheels into motion in Ne
vada's greatest industrial enterprise
anu ICttllS has Dttu Cdllcu III
tomorrow afternoon at two O'Clock at
Temple theater. He is anxious that
every farmer and business man in
the entire project be present On this
occasion when he expects to go over
his plans in detail and explain them
fully. He assures this paper tat he
is here for business and exp IS to
remain until the outcome of is ef-
forts have been fully determined.
His personal affairs back in Bay
City have been subordinated to his
ambition to make the Fallon sugar
factory an active, potent. money
making enterprise alike for the
share holders, the bond holders, the
local farmers and the business men,
and failing, the factory will be dis
mantled and taken to Riverton
Utah, where 5000 acres of beets
have been guaranteed by among the
most substantial men in Salt Lake
county. In addition, the Utah par
ties offer an S0-acre site convenient
to three railroads and in addition
stock subscriptions that will amply
take care of an enterprise of the
magnitude of the local factory.
This announcement is not made
as threat, but simply to prove that
farmers in Utah appreciate the ad-
vantages accruing from the estab-
fishing in their midst of so import
ant an industrial enterprise and
should he conclude to operate the
factory in Fallon, the utahans will
without doubt install a factory
through other sources than his.
The main points set forth by Mr..
Bailey that will interest local farm
ers are:
The money is available for the
prompt payment in cash for all
beets delivered at the local mill.
The bona fide beet grower who
evinces a desire for help in mid
season will be given the usual ad-
vances upon his prospects.
The minimum acreage that will
be acceptable is 1000 acres, with
out which the local factory cannot
be operated at a profit. In addit-
ion IL is hoped that advantageous
rates can be secured from the rail-
roads that will allow the importa-
tion of the product from 1000 acres
of additional land in Salt Lake
county, Utah. where beet raising
has been a custom for many years.
but recent over supply of the exist
ing factories have left many with
out contracts for this year.
That the sincere desire of the
bondholders is the perpetuation of
the present corporation and the plac-
ing of its affairs upon paying basis,
which will eventually allow the TAX
ing care of existing and further obli-
cations from the factory profits.
That other Nevada valleys in ad-
dition to the Lahontan section will
be solicited for beet acreage and
that the field organization to take
care of the growing crops will be as
perfect as any sugar enterprise
maintains
That the interdependence of the
Fallon railroad project is fully ap-
preciated and the flotation of the
bonds necessary for the prosecution
of work on this enterprise will be
sought by him in the money mar
kets of the east. In this connecti n
IL may be stated that Messrs. C. A.
Hascall and f. s. Berney have prac-
tically completed the giade and the
securing of rights-of-way therefor
to the districts south of Fallon.
That the farmers full and COM
plete appreciation of the value of an
paying sugar factory in Fallon, and
his earnest cooperation will be
sought by the frankest, most
Straightforward treatment. which is
personally assured by him.
Mr.. Bialey's family will shortly
join him in Fallon, should his early
efforts prove successful. He real
ICES that the time is short in which
to prepare for a campaign this year;
that beet fields must be prepared
and that the time is late, but he is
thoroughly in earnest and he is 60
ing to give his entire time and at
tention of the ensuing few months
in making once and for all de-
termination of the future of the Ne
vada Sugar Company. To be or not
to be and within the present year
must be determined and 1t would
seem to be the plain duty of every
one to actively aid the enterprise he
bac cot fnpt and thnc hahn Anr