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Las Togas - May 33, 1945 R - a Mr. Frank Strong; Znsnoloss latter from Ira Goldring of Pioneer Construotlon Company sbo wishes; to purchase the 300' of railroad right-of-way immediately north of the aorsage sold to ths Last frontier and subsequently resold to 0. A. Huffey. As you sill note, Ur. Goldring proposes to construct a Planing Mill for the purpose of finishing raw lumber which he proposes to secure In oarload lots from the lorthsest, and he advises that this traffic will amount to 5 or 6 oarloads a month.. I advised Mr. Goldring we did not oare to sell any more soreage In that vicinity. I have In mind that when Huffey completes his development our land adjoining will he greatly enhanced in value and unquestionably we sill need that land for future Industrial development. However In vise of the traffic possibilities would you oare to oonsider a long term lease on this aorsage. WALTER R. BRACKEN
