Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-23
NEW WORKERS ARE
SCATTERED TO THE
ENDS OF EARTH
GREATEST
CITY OF STRANGERS
South America Coming Into
Favor as Writer RESORT
Snow Mining in City Streets
Profitable Industry,


Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Ncw York. Jan. 22.-So far as Its
wen TO do population is concerned
New York is coming to enjoy the
unique distinction of being a city
whose citizens are never az nome. For
metiy the fashionable section Of the
city WAS deserted In summer, but from
November 10 April the social whirl
continued win only the interruption
of Lent. Gradually the stay in the
country has been heightened and
growth Is popularity Of fashionable
fall and spring resorts has cut off
much % the time formerly spent IN
town. For the past ten years the per
iod of residence in the city for those
with fashionable aspirations bf.s peen
Qnt down To the weeks between christ
mas ana Easter NOW ever this short
| period is being further abbreviated for
everybody WHO is anybody must go
laway for a winter trip The Mcditer-
| iNiAfAAAt AN-f ~ RfNtFfh
have had their turn in popular favor
hich is now v~ecring to South Amer
ica and attracting visitors I. the little
known cities and picturesque scenery
ot our Latin neighbors tielow the
equator. The first step in q movement
which travel authorities predict viii
make OF South America y Of
lthe most favored Of winter re-
sorts WAS seen here this week when
the great ocean liner Bleuehef lert
with Il load Of pleasure-seekers Tor a
trim that viii cover 5000 miles, taxi
ing tho members Of the party along
the entire eastern coast line Of the
great southern continent TO the straits
lof Magellan and back. interest III
these winter voyages is hy no means
lconftned merely to the wealthy and
Ifashionnblo OF this city for II extends
an oNer the country and many solid
business men with no social aspira-
tions whatever have discovered h IA
In the latitude ana %clinate OF the
greater part OF the United States win
Ter il decidedly the best time for Il
vacation. SO rapidly has the tide Of
winter travel risen that steamship men
predict that within a few seasons mare
liz viii closely approach the great sum
NOR exodus. Naturally this influence
is most noticeable in New York and
il is fast making Of Manhattan what
Il has already been dubbed "a city OF
strangers. its own population scat
tered To- all corners OF the earth.
SNOW mining is now one az the most
lpopuar professions IN New York and
Whereas the stroot cleaning depart
ment in the past has had difficulty IL
, securing sufficient men for the prompt
iremoyal Of the snow from the city
streets. il is now hesiezed hy applicants
who are anxious to WELD the shoVel
IN digpusing Of 'the beautiful This
sudden desire for snow shoVeling Jobs
however. ~ not due 70 civic pride, bu'
instead 10 the fact that this Occupation
l%offcrs opportunities for sudden wealth
not through the wage which the city
nays bur by the finding of valuable
PARTICLES which have been dropped II
the snow. Certain locations are o
l~conrse much sought after ana IN
snow shoveler located IN front Of on
lof the bic hotels. restaurants or inca
tors where the most fashionable peo
nile congrcgate is regarded with envy
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