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June, 1905 COAL AND TIMBER
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688—14.000 acres of timber land in Pocahontas
Co., W. Va., on Greenbrier Division
of the C. & O. R. R. 70 million feet of
merchantable timber. 117M. cords of hemlock
and oak bark. Land lies well for logging.
Hemlock, white and red oak, bass,
birch, ash, etc. Contains fine bed of iron
ore. Perfect title. Price $6.50 per acre.
in fee.
689—4,221 acres of hemlock and oak timber
in Pocahontas Co., AV. Va., on Greenbrier
Division of the C. & O. R. R. Contains
• fine variety of woods, estimated 5
million feet, including 12 to 20 million of
hemlock and 1 million of white pine, also
14,SOO cords of bark for which there is demand
from nearby tanneries. Freight
rates and all particulars on application.
Price $23 per acre.
690—1,800 acres of spruce and hemlock
on the C. & I. R. R. in AV. Va. 14 to 15
million feet of saw timber on tract mostly
spruce and hemlock, also cherry, ash and
basswood. Easy to stock and timber all
coming to one place. Price $44,500.
691—1,428 acres of timber land in Logan
Co., W. Va., 60 miles from Huntingdon.
Carries basswood, hickory and 4,500,000
feet of white and chestnut oak. Owned by
National Bank and title warranted. Price
in fee $9.50 per acre, mineral rights reserved.
692—20.000 acres of timber in Randolph
Co.. AV. Va.. on Elkwater Creek, tributary
of Tygarts Valley River and 7 miles from
the Wabash R. R. Boundary including a
10 mile creek valley with tributary, virgin
forest of W. Va., hardwoods including
poplar, white and red oak, ash, cherry,
maple, lynn and hickory and some fine
black walnut. Ideal location for operation
with cheap tram road. Price $16 per acre
inn fee, $14 for timber only. Nothing
finer in timber in this state.
693—17,000 acres of timber lands in Pocahontas
Co., W. Va., near Seebert on the
Greenbrier Division of the C. & O. R. R.
Can all be operated at one point. Lies
on Laurel Creek and Old Hams Run. Sufficient
surface for operating. A mouth of
Laurel Creek goes with tract. Estimated
37 M. cords of bark with perpetual market
to nearby tanneries. Timber estimated 100
million feet; 60 million hemlock; 20 million
white, red and chestnut oak, 20 millon basswood,
chestnut and other woods. Price
$12.50 per acre.
694—7,000 acres of timber lands in Eastern
AV. Va., on C. & O. R. R. Estimated
to cut per acre 6 M. feet hemock, 2 M.
feet spruce, 2 M. red and white oak. Fine
bark output, also pulpwood. Price %22
per acre.
695—2,056 acres of timber land on the
East branch of Greenbrier River, between
the C. & O. and Dry Fork Railroads. Will
cut 20 million feet of spruce and hemlock,
besides other timbers. Tract easily lumbered.
Price, in fee, $21 per acre. Timber
rights $18.
696—2,000 acres of timber land in W.
Va., on the C. & I. R. R. Will cut 16 M.
feet to the acre. 50% hemlock, 40% spruce,
10% poplar, cherry and ash. Fronts on the
R. R. 3 miles. None of timber further than
lj^miles from road, tract slopes to the road
and can be operated at one site. Easily
stocked. Price $75,000. 1-3 cash, balance
in one, two and three years, with interest.
Ten years to remove timber.
697—20,000 acres of hardwood timber
lands in Macon Co., N. C. Yellow poplar,
oak, hemlock, white pine, hickory, etc. Estimated
to cut 8 M. feet per acre. Railroad
will be extended soon through this property.
Price $6.50 per acre.
698—2,000 acres of hickory timber, 7 miles
from R. R. in W. Va. 3 M. feet to the
acre. Both shell and tight bark. Easily
operated. Plenty of water. Down grade
road to R. R. No high hills. Price $9
per acre.
699—500 acres of hickory timber land on
head waters of Good Creek, 5 miles from
R. R. in AV. Va. Lies between two mountains.
Carries principally hickory, some
white oak and pine. 4 M. feet per acre.
50% hickory. Good roads, easy grade,
plenty of water. Price $12 per acre.
700^00 acres 9 miles from R. R. in W.
Va. 10M feet per acre. 75% white oak,
25% hickory. $16 per acre. Further information
on request.
701—960 acres of semi-anthracite coal, 3
four foot veins. Operated and fully equipped,
on two, railroads in Indian Territory.
Write for particulars.
702—107,125 acres in two tracts of 63,-
230 and 43,895 acres each, of coal and hardwood
in Kentucky. Seven veins of coal,
fine for coking. 5,000 feet of timber to the
acre. Railroad building along side tract for
15 miles. AA'rite for price.
703—1,200 acres coal, timber and farm
land in North Carolina, 100 yards to one
railroad and one-half mile to another. Four
ft. of coal, 40 ft. down. Oak and pine timber.
AA'rite.
704—17.000 acres in eastern South Carolina
on deep water and a large river. 155
million feet of pine, oak, ash and other
woods and small saw mill. Write for price.
705—20,000 acres of oak, poplar, hemlock,
etc., in S. C.; 5 and 6 miles from two R. Rs.
Write for price.
706—35,000 acres in White Co., Ga. Poplar,
white and red oak, hemlock, walnut, etc.
Very cheap. AVrite for data.
707—2,500 acres fine timber and sawmiil
property in N. C, on large river, 20 to 25
million feet pine, oak, poplar, gum, cypress
and juniper. New R. R. touches tract this
summer. Tugboat goes with deal, low
water rates east and north. Price, $35,000.
Easy terms.
708—3,000 acres coal and timber land in
Logan Co., W. Va., 2 miles from R. R., 3
veins coal, 11 ft. in all. $23 per acre.
bargain.
709—500 acres, operated in Mingo Co.,
W. Va. Fine royalty proposition. Owner
will retain good sized interest if desired; 5
veins of fine coal; very low price. Interesting
data on application.
710—Fine coal operation in Kanawha
Co., AV. Va. Best private reasons for selling.
1,250 acres; new equipment; on a R. R.
and stream. 7 veins of coal, A0 l / 2 ft. in all.
Rare chance at $175,000.
711—A nice little coal tract of 147 acres
in Braxton Co., W. Va., 4 miles from Coal
& Coke R. R. AVrite for prices and particulars.
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713—400 acres coal lease in Indian Territory,
on a R. R.; best analysis in U. S.;
one 12 ft. vein bituminous; no partings;
opened up. Price, $35,000.
714_20,000 acres timber land in State of
AA'ashington, on R. R.; grand timber. Write
for full data.
715—30,000 acres timber and iron ore land
in Iron Co., Mich. Several R. R.'s on tract.
Hardwood, hemlock, cedar, pine. $120,000.
Easy terms.
716—379 acres of fine glass sand in
Preston Co., W. Va.; 96 to 98% silica; plenty
water; main line B. & O. R. R. Price, $35
per acre.
717—20,000 acres coal land in Southern
Kentucky; 7 veins coal; 4,000 to 8,000 ft. per
acre of line timber, principally hardwood;
R. R. 14 miles away; branch line to be built
to tract.
719—9,000 acres timber land in Raleigh
Co., W. Va., on branch of the C. & O. Ry.;
4,000 ft. to acre; 13 million ft. of poplar. $20
per acre; cheap.
720—10,000 acres coal in Pulaski Co., Ky.;
crop vein 4 to 5 ft. thick; 2 other veins 4 to
7 ft. thick; superior coal; mine opened, capacity
300 tons a day; equipped with houses,
etc., for full operation; on R. R.; good car
service. $8,000 worth improvements. Price,
$160,000. A bargain.
721—10,000 acres valuable coal and timber
land in Boone Co.,W. Va.; R. R. building to
tract; 9 workable veins Kanawha coals.
30 millions ft. timber. Price, $25 per acre.
722—10,000 acres coal in Boone and Lincoln
Co's., W. Va.; 4 veins, 4 to 7 ft. thick
R. R. being built to tract. Price, $17.50
per acre.
723—5,600 acres of hardwood in Westmoreland
Co., Pa.; 2 miles to Penna. R. R.;
easy grade; 10,000 ft. to acre; 50% oak,
virgin; 30% poplar; 20% other wood. Also
carries coal, limestone and glass sand. $35
per acre, in fee or sell timber only.
724—9,800 acres timber land in Miller
Co., Arkansas; on 2 R. R's.; white oak, 2
to 3M per acre; pine, ash, and poplar. Price,
$4.50 per acre.
725—5,300 acres of coal in Lawrence Co.,
Ky.; on the C. & O. Ry.; 30 miles from
the Ohio river, locked and dammed all the
way via Big Sandy river; 2 veins of coal,
9 to 11 and 5 to 6 ft. thick. Price, $25 per
acre. Very cheap considering shipping facilities,
kind of coal, etc.
726—21,900 acres coal and timber land in
Knott, Letcher and Perry Co's., Ky.; 10
veins of coal, over 50 ft. in all; 18 miles to
R. R., others surveyed through tract; 5,000
ft. to acre, good timber, good titles. Price,
$22 per acre; l / 2 cash, balance in 1„ 2, and 3
years.
727—2,215 acres of coal land in Tazewell
Co., Va.; lying between 2 streams; y 2 mile
to N. & AV. Ry.; Clinch Valley coals; 3
seams above water level; plenty fine timber;
can be logged on streams. Price, $40
per acre.
728—30,000 acres coal and timber land in
Perry and Knott Co's., Ky.; 5 veins coal,
one 10 ft. thick; also fine cannel vein; 8 to
10 M ft. timber to acre. AVrite for particulars.
Smith ® Ireland,inc., Coal and Timber Lands,
Offices: Suite 801-2-3 Arrott Building, Pittsburg, Pa.