Arizona sentinel., 1917-01-11
YUMA'S RECOVERY.
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from her great Socalled disaster.
 The Yuma Theatre had just been taken over by Johan
 ohansen ltwas rendered complete wreck so far as out ward appearances went Its walls warped and the roof half gone The interior looked like it had been struck by cyclone This has all been changed. It is of
 the model payhouseS of the state credit to Mr. Johan- sens pluck and double credit to his good udgment-for he has unbounded faith in Yuma
 The long of old shacks that greeted the stranger at the far end of Main the moment he alghted from the train and started up town completely washed away both sides of the street Take glance at that block now and it will compare most favoraby with any block of city of like size the Molina building the Modest building, Vim & Huss up-to-date garage, and other large buildings tell of the faith the of the property have in a New Yuma.
 The Gandofo building, on Second street wherein the Yuma Daily Examiner had its prntery, has been complete y rebuilt while Editorowner Shorey moved to the mesa built him handsome and complete print shop of his in his ldeWld property, and is content with the knowledge that if another disaster does visit the business ton of Yuma he least will be high and dry while others wading around in water up to their necks
 The Morning Sun of the very first buildings to crumbe into the water But like the farsghted editor that he is Judge Wesover did not lose faith in New Yu na He lost almost everything earth he had by the flood except his subscription list With this his stock trade he immediately about to get another plant He now located in the Yuma National Bank Building, with what he claims the best print shop of its size in the entire of Arizona He has absolute faith the ability off the reconstructed evee to hold back any flood that the combined waters of the Ga and Colorado may send down this way, while his faith in Yuma is unlimited
 But the greatest change Of all IS III the Sangunett buding at the of Second and Main This buildng for several years had been used warehouse than anything else. When the flood swept through Yuma the merchant prince had something like quarter of million dollars worth of goods stored in this immense structure The basement filled with grain. All this was later fed his hogs But look that building today and will at convince you that Mr. Sanguinetti has the most bounded faith in the ability of the reconstructed vee forever keep the flood waters out of the City of Yuma At expense that would sagger the ordinary Mr. San guinet is converting this sore room into store that will compare with anything any of the metropolitan cities of the It has been remodeed throughout. Not only that but has been connected with the adjacent three story buidng by taking out the partition wall and when com peted will give him street frontage equal to the great Emporium" in San Francisco. Supervising Architect Hicks made all the designs and is experimenting the Strucon It will have every modern convenience that be found anywhere in store buding It's lighting effect will be marvel while the show windows will be i'm provemen anything found in either Los Angeles San Francisco In all probability MT. Sanguinetti will n this handsome edce about the first middle of Febru any, but will retain all his present stores just though nothing had happened His faith in New Yuma couldn't be shaken with curtain of re from either the kaisers guns those of the allies for he is firmly of the opinion that Yuma destined be the greatest little city the face of the American continent II
 All of which proves that Yuma has only completely from the so-caed flood dsaser but that the disaster was blessing in disguise. II
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