The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-17
SIJCAR COMPANY OFFICIALS OUTLINE
PLANS FOR OPERATION Of FACTORY

The chairman then introduced the
Honorable Merrill Nibley, president
of the new company, who said:
Mr.. Nibley's Impressive Remarks.
am sure that we are all sur
prised gentlemen in seeing such a
large crowd of people here and we
are overjoyed because we have a
message, a business proposition to
put up to your people that we be-
lieve you are interested in as we are
interested in it. AS Mr.. Kent has
told you, the companies that we
have the honor of representing op-
crate ten sugar factories in the
states of Utah and Idaho.
To give you an idea of the immen-
sity of the business | want to state
that Mr.. Austin here and his brother
who have been in charge of the agri-
cultural department OF our sugar
company for the past twenty-six
years, ever since it organized, have
his year planted $1,000 acres of
beets To grow in 26 years from
few hundred acres or a few thous
and acres to $1,000 acres is quite
An achievement. and It will readily
show yon gentlemen that we have a
great deal of confidence in anything
that Mr. Austin offers our company
and that any and everything that he
and his brother have offered so far
have never been turned down yet.
was at a meeting some time ago
with Mr. Austin's brother, who is
considerably older than this gentle
man. He said he was the first man
that ever was on the payroll of the
Utah-ldaho Sugar company. that he
had tried to get off two or three
times. ] stated at the time that we
think so much of these Austin people
that the only way for them TO get of
our payroll is go off some place and
die.
Mr.. Austin came out here some
time ago and made a report on this
locality for sugar factory. | think
Il was in the year 1910. lie turned
IT down Reported to our company
that If the sugar factory were built
here Il would not be a success. Now
you can judge for yourselves
whether Mr.. Austin guessed right.
However conditions have changed
since then. All you people have ex-
perience. All possibly have tasted
of the sweets of the sugar factory
and a whole lot of the dregs, whcih
Is not so pleasant 10 the taste.
After Mr. Oxtoby of the old conf
pany got in communication with us
we negotiated for some time with
him regarding this proposition. FL
nally a week or so ago we were sue
cessful in organizing the Nevada
Utah Sugar Company | want to
state that the Utah-Idaho Sugar com
pany controls the Neyada-Utah
Sugar Company. | as president of
the Nevada-Utah Sugar company am
also connected with the Utah-Idaho
company. Mr.. Timson. who is sec
retary and treasurer of the Nevada
Utah Sugar company. is Auditor of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar company, and
so II is with the five of the seven di-
reetcrs Of the company. the other
two directors are Mr.. Wingheld and
Mr. oxtoby who represents Eastern
capital.
The factory is here and we have
had a report from the mechanical
engineer who came out here and
spent two or three days. 1t is in
good shape but can't make sugar as
cheap as a modern mill will make It,
because some of the machinery is
out of date and some of the pumps
are the old French style and require
extra steam and 1t takes oil to make
steam. AS a whole the proposition
is not an inviting one in as much as
you people have never demonstrated
hat you can raise enough sugar