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Revision as of 16:53, June 8, 2021
The Grand Pierre Lead and Zinc Smelting Company maintained an office in Golconda around 1902 and may have operated some of the mines in southern Pope County (Questions and answers 1902). The company is reported to have worked the area in the southern part of the Stewart District and the Parkinson Mine
Mines in the Southern Pope County
References
The Grand Pierre Lead and Zinc Smelting Company maintained an office in Golconda around 1902 and may have operated some of the mines in southern Pope County (Questions and answers 1902). The company is reported to have worked the area in the southern part of the Stewart District and the Parkinson Mine