The capital invested in all <strong>Georgia</strong> manufac tures in 1860 was $10,- 890,875, as compared with $20^78,000 in 1910. In 1916 <strong>the</strong> capi tal thus invested closely approximates $250,000,- 000. The 735,000 Geor gians engaged in agri culture, <strong>the</strong> 145,000 de voting <strong>the</strong>ir attention to manufactures and me chanical industries, <strong>the</strong> 46,000 employed in transportation, <strong>the</strong> 62,- 000 pursuing commerce and trade, and <strong>the</strong> 212,- 000 engaged in public, pr<strong>of</strong>essional, domestic and personal services, make a grand aggre gate <strong>of</strong> 1,200,000, or nearly half <strong>the</strong> total population engaged in useful occupations. The schools and colleges are steadily multiplying. 192 FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA CLAY County, 8,960; Fort Gaines, 1,320; area, 216 square miles; taxable property, $1,673,281. Farm products: Cotton, corn, peas, beans, hay, peaches, pecans. Manufactures: Oil mills and grist mills. Average altitude, 400 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $12. CLAYTON County, 12,262; Jonesboro, 1,093; area, square miles, 142; taxable property, $2,178,043. Farm products: Cotton, corn, oats, wheat, rye, sugarcane, potatoes, hay, peaches, apples, berries, melons. Minerals: Asbestos. Manufactures: Many small manu facturing plants. Average altitude, 1,000 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $15. CLINCH County, 9,000; Homerville, 525; area, square miles, 1,077; taxable property, $2,285,297. Farm products: Sea Island cotton, corn, sugarcane, potatoes, tobacco, peaches, berries, pe cans and vegetables. Average altitude, 80 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10. COBB County, 30,000; Marietta, 7,000; area, 341 square miles; taxable property, $9,000,000. Farm products: Corn, cotton, grain, potatoes, peaches, apples, dairies, cattle and hogs for mar ket. Manufactures: Cotton mills, marble, chairs, oil mills, paper, fertilizers. Average altitude, 1,100 feet. Average value per acre, $27.50. COFFEE County, 25,000; Douglas, 5,000; area, 920 square miles; taxable property, $5,170,334. Farm products: Corn, oats, cotton, cane, peas, potatoes, vegetables, tobacco, cattle, sheep and hogs. Manufactures: Lumber and naval stores, fertilizer plant. Aver age altitude, 200 feet. Average value <strong>of</strong> farm land per acre, $15 to $20. COLQUITT County, 21,593; Moultrie, 5,000; area, 550 square miles; taxable property, $6,500,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, cane, oats, alfalfa, peaches, pecans, very large live stock industry, principally cattle and hogs, 14,000 head killed for pack ing house in 3 months. Manufactures: Cotton mills, packing plant, barrel factory, mattress. Average altitude, 600 feet. Aver age value per acre, $27.50. COLUMBIA County, 13,211; Appling, 205; area, square miles, 306; taxable property, $1,727^73. Farm products: Corn, cotton, wheat, oats, peanuts, hay, peaches, apples, melons, berries, vegeta bles. Minerals: Gold and clay. Average altitude, 600 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10. COWETA County, 30,125; Newnan, 6,271; area, square miles, 443; taxable property, $7,714,268. Farm products: Cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, peanuts, hay, apples, peaches, vegetables, melons. Minerals: Gold and granite. Manufactures: Several large manu facturing plants. Average altitude, 1,100 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $14.
FACTS ABOUT GEORGIA 193 CRAWFORD County, 9,417; Knoxville, 300; area, square miles, 334; taxable property, $1,545,971. Farm products: Cotton, corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, sugarcane, hay, peaches, apples, pears, ber ries, melons, vegetables. Minerals: Clay products. Average altitude, 375 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $14. CRISP County, 18,500; Cordele, 7,000; area, 269 square miles; taxable property, $4,910,999. Farm products: * Cotton, corn, Manufactures: Cotton, oil mills and general manufactures. Aver age altitude, 1,500 feet. Average value farm lands per acre, $25. BADE County, 4,360; Trenton, 222; area, 188 square miles; taxable property, $2,168,147. Farm products: Corn, wheat, oats, hay, sweet and Irish potatoes. Minerals: Coal and iron. Aver age altitude, 1,500 feet. Average value farm lands per acre, $25. DAWSON County, 5> I2S> Dawsonville, 213; area, square miles, 209; taxable property, $949,581. Farm products: Cotton, corn, wheat, rye, oats, potatoes, sorghum, apples, peaches, vegetables, hardwoods. Minerals: Gold. Average altitude, 1,700 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $10. DECATUR County, 35,000; Bainbridge, 6,ooO; area, 823 square miles; taxable property, $9,076,000. Farm products: Cotton, tobacco, corn, cane, oats, hay, pecans, pears and peaches, 35,000 head <strong>of</strong> cattle, also horses and mules, swine 95,000 head, also sheep and goats and poultry, bees. Manufactures: Oil mills, lumber, turpentine, crate factory, foundry, railroad shops, tobacco warehouses. Average altitude, 250 feet. Average farm land value, $17.80 per acre. DEKALB County, 35,000; Decatur, 5,300; taxable property, $11,735,170. Farm products: Dairying, poultry, truck, fruit, cat tle. Manufactures: Big granite qarries at Stone Mountain, cot ton and flour mills, foundries, machine shops, oil mills. Average altitude, 1,050 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $35. DODGE County, 26,350; Eastman, 3,750; area, 495 square miles; taxable property, $5,907,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, pota toes, grain, hay, melons, peaches, pears, pecans, live stock. Manu facturers: Oil mill, cotton mill, fertilizer plants. Average alti tude, 350 feet. Average vaue farm land per acre, $20. DOOLY County, 20,000; Vienna, 2,500; area, 432 square miles; taxable property, $1,000,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, grain, cane, potatoes, peaches, apples, grapes and pecans, horses, mules, hogs, cattle, goats. Manufactures: Cotton mills, oil mills, planing mills. Average altitude, 250 feet. Average value farm land per acre, $25. DOUGHERTY County, 16,035; Albany, 12,000; area, 343 square miles; taxable property, $8,500,000. Farm products: Cotton, corn, oats, hay, potatoes, pecans, melons, hogs, cattle. Manu factures: 43 manufacturing plants, including lumber, feed, cot- The foundry, ma- cMne and general re pair shops in <strong>Georgia</strong> on December 31, 1915, including work in iron, steel, brass, copper and tin, were 185, with cap ital <strong>of</strong> $10,410,488, value <strong>of</strong> raw material to <strong>the</strong> amount <strong>of</strong> $3,083,000, and turning out manu factured products worth $6,203,106. Their employees numbered 5,000, <strong>of</strong> whom 56 per cent, were white. In 1860 <strong>the</strong>re were 69 such establishments with combined capital <strong>of</strong> $1,- 901,900, and manufac tured products to <strong>the</strong> value <strong>of</strong> $1,478,182. The establishments that manufacture clay products number 130, with capital <strong>of</strong> $3,951,- 891, and products <strong>of</strong> $1,571,700.
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