The citizen., 1901-10-04
A MODERN BIG HOTEL
ITS CAPACITY, ITS LUXURY AND Irs
ENORMOUS EXPENSES.

Writers of fiction have outlined nIon,
for the ultimate uplifting of the human
race in which they have pictured entiro
communities living under one roof ana
vet each family still retaining its nriva.
cy. Writing of facts, George Barry Nal
lon in Ainslees Magazine tells soma
surprising things about modern biz bo.
tels that shelter persons numerous
enough to form a fair sized village. Ua
says:
"If one of New York's big modern ho.
tells could be whisked to the country and
sDread out in village formation the rasuI+
would be model proprietary town Of
about 5000 inhabitants. One half of
these inhabitants would work in RELAYS
night and day for the comfort and en-.
tertanment of the other half whose oh
lication would be the payment of the
bills. which in the aggregate would ron
resent in addition to the running ev-
pcnses and perhaps $200,000 year SET
aside for the proprietor's profits, the in
tercst on $15,000,000 invested in land.
buildings and furnishings.
"Many cities cannot muster tax list
Of $15,0O0000, so that this town would
be conspicuous above all others for
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tails that make the material side of life
q joy it would be unrivaled. Some of IFS
houses would be constructed for one fam
lis exclusively, and others would be ar
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