The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-05-10
Utah Sugar Manufacturers Are
Associated With Wingfield
in New Enterprise
FACTORY WILL BE ENLARGED
IT CONDITIONS WARRANT
Men Will BE Placed in Field At
Once to Sign Acreage for
Next Season.

George Wingaeld arrived in Fal-
on last Friday on a visit of inspec-
ion of his various interests in this
section. He has just returned from
Salt Lake City where he participat-
d in the organization of the Ne
vada Sugar Company that has TAX
en- over the holdings of the Nevada
Sugar Co, and of which former
company he was elected a director.
Mr.. Wingfield is chary of giving
out information as to the intentions
of the new company, preferring to
have such information come from
tie direct heads of the new COM
pany. which he states will be forth
coming very shortly, as il is the in
tention of the Nevada Sug Com
pany to begin operations at n early
date to insure the operation OF the
factory next year. Mr.. Wingfield
stated that it is the intention, If a
sufficient acreage of beet lands can
be signed up to increase the capaei-
ty OF the factory to handle any
quantity that can be raised on the
project The men associated with
him in the enterprise are expert
enced in the beet sugar industry and
there will be no lack of capital to
insure the success of the enterprise.
Mr. Wingfeld states that he is
thoroughly convinced that the farm
srs OF the Truckee-Carson Project
re In earnest in their desire to
ave the factory in operation and
hat whom the field men arrive to
ign up acreage. which will be with
n the next few days that there will
0e no lack of local cooperation,
nd that his most sanguine expecta-
ions viii be realized.
Tho Salt Lake Tribune of last
thursday, May 4th,4 contains the
following account of the organiza-
ion of the Nevada-Utah Sugar Com
amy, together with statement by
General Manager Thomas r. Cutler
IF the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., as to
tho intentions of the new company
q the Fallon field;
A new sugar manufacturing pro-
ect, backed by the Utah-Idaho Sug-
r company, was formally an
lounced yesterday by the fling of
rticles of incorporation for the Me-
gada-Utah Sugar company, the con-
rolling interest in which is held by
he Utah-Idaho company. The new
0ncern proposes to take over
ant erected at Fallon. Nevada, and
o begin at once to sign contracts
18th farmers for the 1917 beet crop
If a sufficient acreage is secured,
e plant at Fallon will be put in
Grafton next year.
The new company is incorporated
for 100000, in shares of a par
1alue of $40 each, and Merrill Nib
ey is president; Steven II. Love,
ice president. and ]. w. Timpson,
ecretary and treasurer. w. Bert
Robinson and Walter T. Pyper of
5ait Lake, J. e. Duffy of Bay City.
Mich, and George Wingfield of
.eno, Nevada, are the other incor-
orators. The deal ives arranged
argely by Mr.. Wingfleld. well
.nown Nevada mining man. who
as here early in the week to com
lete the deal.
To Resurrect Enterprise
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company,
through General Manager Thomas
z. Cutler, issued the following
tatement relative to the new COM
any yesterday;
The Nevada Sugar company of
'alon, Nevada, organized several
ears ago and operated for three
ears under some considerable dis
dvantage, got into financial diff
ties and was sold out recently,
md bought in by the bondholders.
~ Oxtoby of Detroit, trustee for
bondholders, has been in COM
munication with the Utah-Idaho
gar company for some time, with
view to interesting us In resur-
ting the enterprise, and yester-
lay a new company was organized,
] orporated under the laws of
Jtah, to be called the Nevada-Utah
agar company, with capitaliza-
on of 100000 in $40 shares.
The new board of directors, as
ct forth above. consists of several
evada gentlemen, including George
ingfeld, a well-known mining OPP
ator, also representatives of the
ltah-Idaho Sugar company, the lat
er company having the controlling
interest in the stock.
TO Enlarge Acreage
1t Is our intention to put men In
the field with view to working up
sentiment among the farmers,