Arizona sentinel., 1917-03-22
LATEST MARKET REPORT FC WISHED BY
 J. Nj. 6ALSZ
GREAT SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAS
 EYES OPENED AT LAST

After all these many years the great Southern Pacific Railway System has had eyes opened It knows that Yuma the map place of human habitaon All of which is glorious news.
 But this would have happened if General Man. ager Campbell with headquarters in Los Angeles had made personal visit to Yuma and been shown the wonder
 full progress this community has made in spite of the abominabe treatment accorded Yuma from time mmemor- ia until just about the present time Mr. Campbell here the greater portion of last week Now just stop and think about that The biggest higher up of the entire road in this section of the country spending almost week in Yuma. Bu the world do move" and Mr. Campbell is moving along with it. And believe me- he is some when he gets started Fact he is almost human and that is saying for higher up' than have ever before found occasion say And when say he almost human
 mean that have had opportunity to study him fully The fact is, through the good offices of Mr. E. F. Sangulneth spent entire afternoon in automobile with General Manager Campbell his affable secretary Mr. Day, Project Manager Lawson and MT. Sangunett We took in the entire Yuma Valley showed MT Campbell what he was forced to admit the greatest country he had convinced him that who come and go over the Southern Pacific anything of Yuma Project the city of Yuma except the stock yards where passe ger trains usually wedged between train loads of hogs and cattle showed him the finest irrigation system on earth showed him many thousands of acres now being cleared and leveled for cuvaon let him take close look at MT Sangunetts famous bunch of hogs, we'll many of his thoroughbred dairy COWS browsing alfalfa worth almost quarter of hundred dollars per ton in fact the eyes of the general manager of the Southern Pac opened wide that could but keep repeating to myself by golly he is almost human"
 However before made our return to Yuma Mr. Campbell convinced me that many good things are in store for Yuma. T think Yuma is entitled to a new depot" he said to me condentay and then coyy added that would actually be built within the next years perhaps As matter of fact they will be work on the new depot with in the next 90 days. Hip, Hip Hurray!
 Another change will be made to better accommodate the railroad themselves those who run in and out of Yuma Instead of housing them the club house. at the door of the stock yards the clubhouse will be erected the little plaza in front of the Southern Pacific Hotel and the grounds surrounding this will be converted into vertabe garden of and other fragrant flowers No connected with the Southern Pacific has higher re- gard for his than has General Manager Campbell He used to be undestudy the railroad himself having worked up from job that paid him $15 per month until we'll nobody has any business know what general manager gets and matter how much amounts to if all the other higher ups nearly human as Mr. Camp bell they would hear less growing the part of their en- poyes and the travelling public public He his salary whatever that may be.
 And some day in the dim future, who knows but what the Southern Pacific will get all the land between Gla street and the old levee and after filling in with suction dredgers have its switch yards that part of town That would hy God send to Yuma, for it would after make Yuma absolutely immune from the old Gila
 was glad to meet Mr. Campbell, and douby glad to hear from him that Yuma expect decent treatment henceorh the hands of the great Southern Pacific But all things to him who waits
 nary business sense Ii looks to me very much like they