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Mr. B. R. Moss,
Walhalla, S. C.
Dear Sir:
I have made quite an extensive examination of your proper
containing three thousand acres. It is located about six m'les noi
^ on top of the first ridge of the Piedmont Hills at an altitu le of L
X then for agricultural and fruit l. nds, and I spent two v eeks ]
minerals.
?* As for timber, it is <vell wooded, all with the exception of pi
? is a large amount of white oak, well suited and valuable for wagon
?* area of young growing oak that will be valuable in ten years. 1
?* over a large area, and in sections a good amount of poplar, as v
oak, maple, etc.,, suited for furniture, wood products, paper, acid,
million feet of merchantable timber on the property, and a quant
^ did not undertake to estimate the young timber growing, or the a
As to the farm land, there is more level and well lying land <
^ , sand acres that can be picked in a body in Oconee County. As
+<? Creek, it has many springs and branches, suited admirably for
could grow alfalfa and blue- grass and hv ?? .
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frosts (the Thermal Belt) could be called safe fruit belt, as fruits
V peaches grow large in size and delicious inflavor. In an uljoini
large apple and peach orchards. One five-year-old orchai d the c
per acre for. Another ten-year orchard picked and marketed lrst
*X As to the mineral, a wide gold belt runs the entire length of tli
X I did not determine. I believe it covers the whole property. I j>r<
% and branches. I believe there is a large area, perhaps 200 acre.-.,
^ pay a nice margin of profit. That, coupled with the fact ihi.t it is ?
i outcroppings, veins, and much fragmentary ore, leads me <o be ie
and is worthy of an exhaustive practical test. I see no reason w
payer.
In conclusion, I will say there are many prospects and possibi
Altogether it is the greatest aggregation of values that my attenl
ditions are favorable. The proximity to market, good roads, goo
of chemically pure wal er, no mosguitoes, no malaria, healthful cli
no cold winter, and all conditions unexcelled, causes me to believe
than any place that has come under my investigation in the Piedn
ian Ridges.
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To Whom it May Concern:
^ I have just finished sub-dividing the "Norris Place" Jr Occne
X an(l consider these very valuable lands and are unusual birga.'ns
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thwest of Walhalla, on a plateau Mt&klKA Cfii ;<L?&u?.lf?
,500 feet. 1 ranged it for timber,
prospecting for gold and other
robably 100 acres cleared, there WF*,'-.
i and buggy material, and r. large
"here is a quantity of forest pine
roll as many kinds of harclwooa,
etc. 1 estimate that there i? five
ity of locust poles, posts, etc. I
mount of wood.
3n this tract than any three thou- ? g) u m pgi Kg ens?
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:er reeding would be necessary. | | K UU llOifO BWEUiiOf ill
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grow in abundance. Aples and
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nvner refused a thousand dollars or, it you want to buy a noi
year thirty-live bushels per tree.
e property. The extent and width "! 1 J_l_ l l 9 " T >
espected'the gravel on the creeks S0IlSlJol0 OK. l.JQGSC l3LllOS
that if mined judiciously, would
\ fissure vain belt, with so.ne bold fin l 111 it*
ve the ore is fairly inexhaustible, can t duplicate them, everything
by it would not make a dividend
lilies that 1 have not mentioned. ed, for double the money,
tion has been called to. All cond
climate countless cold springs
mate, no hot nights in simmer,
and to look on it with more favor
lont or Blue Ridge or Appalach- ?k?mmppb?vry::
'cry truly yours,
FRANK II. FLYNN.
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Walhalla, S.
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