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February, 1905 COAL AND TIMBER 31
584—2,000 acres, coal just east of No. 583,
at $19 per acre.
585—3,000 acres, coal lauds on Bull and
Florse Creek, McDowell Co., W. Va., carrying
hue coal. $17 per acre.
586—5,000 acres, coal. Same description
and price as No. 585.
587—3,200 acres of Freeport coal, 5 and 9
feet thick, in \V. Va., near a R. R. Price,
$22.50 per acre. Further details on application.
5S8—5,000 acres of Freeport coal in West
Virginia on the B. & O. R. R., carrying
three veins of 4, 3 and 8 feet thick, of line,
clear coal. Price $42 per acre.
589—3,500 acres, fine coal land in Boone
Co., W. Va. Price, $22 per acre. Further
paruculars on request.
590—4,000 acres, Pittsburg coal on B. &
O. R. R. in VV. Va., with 9 toot vein. Very
cheap for this coal and location at $183 per
acre.
591—An unusually attractive and rare
Anthracite coal proposition in Montgomery
Co., Va., of which we will send full data
upon request.
592—2,300 acres of hard wood timber,
with 2,800 acres same woods adjoining, on
"Clover Creek, Branch of Greenbrier River,
Pocahontas Co., W. Va. Good, easy grade
all the way to R. R., 5 miles distant. Fine
large timber, never culled. Mostly White
and Red Oak: fully 25 million feet of same.
250,000 feet of hue cherry wood. Tract
never had an axe in it. Price on application.
593—3,000 acres of Pocahontas coal in Mc­
Dowell Co., W. Va., 7 miles from last station
on R. R. now being built by Norfolk
& Western R. R., which will be completed
in 6 months. Five feet 3 inch vein finest
Pocahontas coal and one of the very few
Pocahontas properties left unpurchased.
Price on application. See No. 594 below.
594—The timber upon tract No. 593.
Virgin forest, carrying fine poplar, oak and
other woods, estimates upon whch will
show a net profit of $314,800, not counting
beech, maple, sugar, buckeye, etc. Price on
application. Timber can be sold with No.
593 above, or separately.
595—25,000 acres of coal rights on Levisa
Foik of Big Sandy River in the south-western
part of Buchanan Co., Va. Ten miles
north of Norfolk & Western R. R., in the
great coke and steam coal field of southwest
Virginia. The river offers fine location
for cheap R. R. connection. The South
& Western R. R. surveyed to 8 miles ot
property. Four to 5 veins workable coal
above water level and 3 Pocahontas seams
below water level. Rare opportunity for
this kind of coal. Price $17 per acre.
596—60,000 acres, uncut timber in Swain
Co., N. C. Hard woods, yellow poplar, oak
and spruce. Boundary may run nearer
70,000 acres. Price, $8 per acre. Title perfect.
Two and one-half miles from So. R.
R.
597—28,114 acres, coal and timber lands,
in Raleigh and Wyoming Counties, W. Va.,
to which 30,000 adjoining acres can be
added. Timber runs 6,000 feet per acre, virgin
growth. Poplar, oak and other hard
woods. Several fine coal mines underlay
tract. All above water and self draining.
No. 3 Pocahontas vein 93 per cent, of entire
tract, averages 53 to 60 inches clean coal.
Carries also veins of No. 4 and No. 5 of
this coal. Land lies on Guyandotte River
and several creeks. The C. & O. and Deepwater
R. Rs. are now building through this
land. Price for 28,114 acres in fee is $52.50
per acre, and of the 30,000 acres adjoining
$37.50 per acre.
598—25,000 acres, coal land, adjoining
tract described in No. 595, and having same
description, but better developed. Price,
lor mineral rights alone, $18 per acre. 1-ull
particulars on application.
599—60,000 acres of timber lands in
\\ atauga, Wilkes and Caldwell Counties,
N. C, on the \adkm River. None Detter
in the south. Principal timbers, white pine
and poplar; also many others. Eight miles
from So. R. R., which promises facilities to
these lands. Price, $22.50 per acre. Title
pertect.
600—10,000 acres of fine timber lands
near Rasar in East Tenn. Two miles from
Little Tenn. River, which is navigable,
with R. R. now building to within IJ miles
of tract on down hill side of same. Poplar,
oak, hemlock, white and yellow pine, chestnut,
ash, cherry, gum, hickory, etc., estimated
conservatively at 33 million feet besides
ties, poles and tan bark. Tract in fee
simple and title is perfect. Price, $9.50 per
acre.
601—Two tracts of 24,000 and 30,000 each
of hemlock and spruce timber m eastern
Tennessee, on the Tellico River, and a
brancli of the Southern R. R. Two tracts
adjoin and will be operated together. First
tract estimated to carry 113 million feet
poplar, pine, hemlock, oak and other woods.
Other tract averages like first,but heavier
in hemlock. Fine shipping facilities Small
timber not estimated above includes 30
thousand cords chestnut, oak and tan bark.
Title perfect. Price of 24,000 acres is $9
per acre in fee; 30,000 acre tract $7 per acre
in fee.
602—Timber tract consisting of 19,000
acres on Clinch Mountain Range in Russell,
Smythe, Tazewell and Washington Counties,
in the southwestern part of Virginia.
Heavily timbered, chiefly in poplar, oak,
spruce and hemlock, principally the iatter;
also cherry and birch timber could be conv
eniently assembled 3 miles from R. R. at
Saltville, Va. See No. 603 below for terms.
603—8,000 acres, timber in Washington
and Russell Counties, Virginia, 5 miles from
above tract and timber is very similar.
Terms of sale and time for removal, etc.,
on application; 60 day option for inspection,
Price $8 per acre. Same owner as
No. 602.
604—100 acres of coal rights reserved for
5 years on the Wabash R. R., between
Elkins, W. Va., and Cumberland, Md.
Carries the 3 foot 6 inches, 4, and 9 foot
veins. Price, $85 per acre. Back of this lies
1,000 acres, which cannot be worked without
above tract. Can be bought for about
$35 per acre. The only coal lands in this
location not absorbed by some large corporation.
605—3,200 acres, coal in Indiana, with 7
developed and working mines. 400,000 tons
produced in 1904. On C. & E. I. Vandalia
and Indiana Southern R. R. Price, $450,000.
Will pay 25 per cent, on investment.
606—1,600 acres of coal near Springfield,
111. 185 miles from Chicago, on Illinois
Central R. R. Two developed mines with
220,461 tons last year. Price, $250,000.
Good terms on this, and No. 605, will be
given. Write for details.
607—Operating coal mine property on
the S. E. A. & W. Ry., in Jefferson Co.,
Ohio. 109 acres at 6 cents royalty, and 170
acres 8-12 screened coal. Plenty of adjoining
land can be bought reasonably. Description
of equipment, freight rates, etc..
on application. Price, $20,000.
608—23,000 acres of timber in Haywood
Co. N. C. 6 miles from R. R. Estimated
to cut 410,000,000 feet. Write for price.
609—70,691 acres, timber and mineral
lands in fee on Wolf Creek, in Giles and
Bland Counties, Va. One mile from Norfolk
& Western R. R. Estimated to cut
940,000,000 feet poplar, white, red, chestnut
and black oaks, white pine and other woods.
Also finest body-iron ore in southern states
underlaying. VV rite for price.
610—55,000 acres, timber lands in N. C.
(10,000 m fee) on Atlantic Coast Line R. R.
and Charleston & Savannah R. R. Estimated
to cut 400,000,000 feet. Adjoins
Oyster Bay. Twenty foot water on shoals.
Write for price.
611—16,821 acres, timber lands in fee on
C. & O. R. R., Greenbrier River and Laurel
Creek, in W. Va. Estimated to cut 100,000,-
000 feet, 30,000 cords hemlock bark ana
7,000 cords oak bark. Write for price.
612—25,000 acres, timber in Bath and Hyland
Counties, Va., 2 l / 2 miles from C. & O.
R. R., principally white oak. Estimated to
cut 250,000,000 feel. Write for price.
613—13,000 acres, timber in Giles Co.,
Va., 2 miles from R. R., 40 per cent, white
oak. Estimated to cut 5,000 feet per acre.
Write for pi ice.
614—20,000 acres of virgin forest in Bland
County, Va., 4 miles from narrow gauge R.
R. and 7 miles from Norfolk & Western R.
R. Never been culled. Write for price.
615—70,000 acres, timber land in fee, 50
miles from Norfolk, Va. Almost surrounded
by water from 12 to 15 feet deep. Estimated
to cut 600,000,000 feet. Land very
desirable after timber is removed. Write
for price.
616—-30,000 acres, coal and timber land in
Pike Co., Ky., near 2 R. Rs. Three seams
excellent coal, from 4 to 6 feet thick.
Timber estimated to cut 5,000 feet per acre.
Write for price.
617—10,000 acres of timber in N. C. 4
miles from Southern R. R., 2 navigable
rivers through property, floating logs to R.
R. Oak, poplar, chestnut and white pine
estimated to cut 70,000,000 feet. Write for
price.
618—32,000 acres, timber, near Asheville,
N. C, near Southern R. R. Can be floated
to R. R. by several non-failing streams.
Claimed to De the finest timber tract in N.
C. Estimated to cut 775,000,000 feet. Write
for price.
619—26,000 acres of timber, near Hot
Springs, N. C. R. R. passes through corner
of tract. Estimated to cut 175,000,000 feet
Write for price.
620—12,000 acres, timber in N. C, (8.0CO
in fee) on navigable water and R. R. Estimated
to cut 70,000,000 feet; 40 feet above
sea level, and land valuable for farming.
Write for price.
621—12,000 acres, timber, near Asheville,
N. C. Guaranteed to cut 14,000 feet per
acre. Logs floated to R. R. by 2 deep rivers
and creeks. Good titles. Write for
prices.
622—5,000 acres of coal on the Coal &
Coke R. R. and near the new B. & O. extension
in Upshur Co., W. Va.
of coal, $27.50 per acre.
Fine vein
623—37,000 acres, valuable manganese
land, in Virginia, covered with timber,
principally white oak. Estimated to cut
70.000.000 feet; other woods, 105,000,000
feet. Four miles from Norfolk & Western
R. R.; $6,00 per acre.
624—About 4,000 acres, coal lands, in
Logan Co., W. Va. Branch of C. & O.
R. R. being constructed to property.
Openings shows 5 veins from 5 to 8 feet
thick, well timbered with white oak, maple,
beech, etc. Price, $32 per acre.
625—10,000 acres, very fine hard wood
timber land in South Carolina. Poplar, oak,
chestnut, hickory hemlock and yellow
pine will average fully 4,000 feet per acre.
First class timber. Price, $3.50 per acre for
the timber.