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February, 1905 C O A L A N D T I M B E R 29
SMITH & IRELAND'S
Exceptional List of Coal and Timber Lands
Offices, Suite 801-2-3 Arrott Building, Pittsburg, Penna.
510—1371 acres, coal rights, Monongalia Fayette County side of the Monongahela
Co.. W. Va., at Pennsylvania State line, River, Pa. An extraordinarily line opportunity.
fronting two miles on Pools 8 and 9 of
Write for price.
the Monongahela River and two miles from 522 — 610 acres coal at Bainbridgc,
B. & O. R. R. Freeport coal, six foot vein,
237 feet deep. Shipped by rail and river
Williamson Co., 111. About fifty feet to
coal. Price $45 per acre.
from same tipple. Natural drainage; fine 523—694 acres, coal under lease, plant
coking coal. $35 per acre.
in operation, now shipping 250 tons per day,
511—33,000 acres, coal rights, in W. Va., McDowell Co., W. Va. 25 Miners' houses,
running from Great Kanawha River and commissary store, tipple, etc. 900 acres
K. & M. R. R. to C & O. R. R., thus giving
communications to Tidewater, Lakes and
Gulf. 15,000 acres at rear on C. & O. R. R.
can be cut offif desired. Pittsburg coal, 4
foot vein with 2y 2 feet additional close be­
adjoining this tract can be secured. Coal
low. Fine property, looking to Panama
Canal development. Price on application.
513—13,012 acres mineral rights of which,
2.500 acres are in fee, in Dickenson and
Russell Cos., Va., on Dumps Creek, containing
six veins of coal aggregating 33
feet, being all the well known seams of
Southwest Virginia. A right of way to
N. & W. R. R., and 1000 acres surface
lands. Well timbered. Price on application.
514—11,000 acres in Braxton Co., W. Va.,
on Elk and Birch Rivers, B. & O. and C C
& S. Rs. 4>-2 to 7 feet of coal. Price on application.
515—39,000 acres, coal and oil property in
Knott and Breathitt Cos., Ky. 15,000 acres
in fee, 10,000 of which is finelytimbered;
remainder is mineral rights with necessary
privileges. 5 well defined coal veins. 10 to
12 miles from R. R., but soon to be reached
by extension connecting with N. & W. R. R.
Located on Kentucky River, which is being
locked and dammed by U. S. Government.
Oil prospects fine. Price on application.
516—1,000 acres of coal rights and 120
acres in fee in Barbour Co., W. Va., on
Grafton and Bellington branch B. & O.
R. R. Six foot vein of Freeport coal lying
well for R. R. tracks and tipples. Price on
application.
517—2,200 acres virgin forest land on
Shaffer's Fork of Cheat River, 9 miles from
W. Va. Central R. R. and 16 miles from
Coal & Iron R. R., Randolph Co., W. Va.
Also 555 acres virgin forest on C. & I. R. R.
and same stream, same county. Estimated
1400 feet timber to the acre. Price on application.
518—300 acres of oak and other hard
woods, estimated 800,000 feet, at Arden
Station. W. Va.. on G. & B. Branch of B.
& O. R. R. Write for prices.
519—10,000 acres coal rights, including
timber, of which 5,000 acres is in fee, on
Little Coal River and other streams in
W. Va. Price, $17.50 per acre for limited
time.
520—600 acres, coal lands in Jackson Co.,
Ohio. Two veins, four feet eight inches and
three ation. houses, 521—1200 feet. Electric R. R. Two acres Switches, machines mines of Pittsburg opened etc. in use. Price seam and $35,000. Miners' on oper­
the
averages 4 feet.
524—30,000 acres, coal and timber lands,
Wyoming and Raleigh Co., W. Va. R. R.,
within four miles of property, two seams
of coal, Pocahontas, No. 3 and No. 6, four
and a half and six feet in thickness. Timber
original forest growth. A bargain.
525—3,000 acres, coal lands in Clay and
Braxton Cos., W. Va. R. R. within half
mile of boundary. Good bargain.
526—600 acres, coal lands in Clay and
Braxton Cos., W. Va., about two miles from
Coal & Coke R. R.
527—15,000 acres, coal lands, portion of
tract including surface in timber, on Coal
& Coke R. R., W. Va. A low priceif sold
soon.
528—3,000 acres, Pocahontas Coking Coal,
McDowell Co., W. Va. U. S. Steel Corporation
have large holdings adjoining
this property. Coal is clean and without
partings. If this property is purchased at
once, a very low price can be secured. Coal
five feet three inches thick. Property
covered with heavy growth of oak and
poplar.
529—2,500 acres, coal in Marion Co.. W.
Va., on Wabash R. R. Drift formation,
five feet thick, upper Freeport. A bargain.
530—5,600 acres Pocahontas Coking Coal,
seven feet thick, drift formation, McDowell
Co., W. Va., on the N. & W. R. R. Heavy
growth virgin timber. Property sold in
fee at extraordinary low price if taken at
once.
531—10,000 acres, coal in Raleigh Co.,
W. Va., property contains Pocahontas, New
River No. 1 and New River No. 5 and Sewell
No. 4 coal. Low freight rates to Tidewater.
Analysis of coal shows fixed carbon nearly
eighty per cent. Prof. White says: "Pure
Anthracite, equal to Pennsylvania."
532—7,500 acres, New River Coal, Webster
Co., W. Va., on the B. & O. R. R.
Drift formation, self draining, excellent
proposition at a very low price. Write for
particulars.
533—1,600 acres. Pocahontas coal on Ivy
River, McDowell Co., W. Va., on the Norfolk
& Western R. R. Property fronts
one and one-half miles on the R. R.
534—3,000 acres, Pittsburg Coal, Marion
Co., W. Va., on the line of the B. & O. R. R.
thickness.
ley the
Coal
160 vein, and Pittsburg
nine
170 one
feet
feet hundred seam, below
thick.
five and water
Shaft
twenty and level.
proposition.
six feet Sewick-
feet above in
535—4,000 to 5,000 acres, Pittsburg coal
in Lewis Co., near Roanoke, W. Va., on
the B. & O. and Wabash R. Rs. Coal five
feet three inches thick. This is one of the
cheapest propositions in the state of West
Virginia. Write for particulars.
536—100 acres, coal and timber lands,
seven miles west of Elkins, W. Va., on the
line of the Coal & Coke R. R. Timber,
red oak, and will cut four thousand feet
per acre. Coal, Roaring Creek seam, six
feet thick. Write for particulars.
537—3,413 acres, coal and timber lands in
Logan Co., W. Va. Coal very high quality.
Highland Creek seam, fivefeet nine inches
to nine feet. Timber is of high quality and
can be sold separately from coal rights.
An excellent proposition. $38 per acre.
538—11.000 acres of coal on Horse Creek,
Cobbs Creek and Mud River, Boone and
Lincoln Counties, W. Va. Two seams have
been opened above water level, both six
feet thick. The new Pocahontas, Coal River
and Kanawha R. R., connecting with C. &
O., at St. Albans, is now graded and track
laid nearly to the property. A very low
price if purchased at once.
539—700 acres of coal on the new line of
the Norfolk & Western R. R., in W. Va.,
now under construction. Five veins of coal
and valuable timber on this land. Price
$40 per acre, in fee. Title good.
540—5.000 acres of coal in Martin Co.,
Ky., across the river from the new line
of the Norfolk & Western R. R. Six foot
vein of coal, known as Warfield seam, drift
formation, property covered with splendid
timber, mostly White Oak. Low price in
fee simple.
541—3.000 acres of coal on Marrowbone
Creek, W. Va. One and one-half miles
from new line of Norfolk & Western R. R.
Coal, known as Warfield seam, six feet
thick, free from partings; 25 feet above
water level. Property has plenty of timber
for mining, sold in fee simple.
542—3,000 acres on Wolf Creek, Eastern
Ky., across the river from the new line of
N. & W. R. R., about ten miles distant.
Coal, Warfield vein, six feet thick at water
level. Timber very heavy; both oak and
poplar; about 8,000 feet per acre. Price
very low per acre in fee.
543—22,000 acres of coal on the Ohio
River in Monroe Co., Ohio. Finest natural
harbor. Coal, five and five and one-half
to seven feet thick. Pittsburg vein. One
hundred and sixty feet deep. Low price
on good terms. Write for particulars.
544—1,000 to 29,000 acres good timber
lands on floating streams in W. Va. Timber
can be floated within two and one-half
miles of C. & O. R. R. Will cut 6.000 feet
per acre. Can sell to suit customer.
545—Stumpage 2,500 to 3,000 trees. White
Write Oak Four and miles for Chestnut. price. from N. Sixteen & W. R. inches R., W. and Va. up.