Lost Dutchman Goldmine

Howdy. This past weekend I went to camp/hike at one of my favorite spots near the Massacre Grounds. Once I got there, I saw the unmistakable boxes of beekeepers! Maybe a hundred little white boxes swarming with bees, spread out over the roughly 100 foot "campfire clearing." In ad...

To let you know , Josh is my son and is way more literate on the computer, so at least we added our support. The biggest thing , Peter we all have to combat is apathy. That is more insidious than any of these new regulations. I too I'm guilty, for one only has so much time and energy to fight the hy...

Thanks for the text. I just sent it to everyone on the list. Keep on fighting!

This is what I sent. Not great literature, but I didn't have much time. ---------------- I am greatly disturbed by the news that the Arizona Game and Fish Department has begun closing the springs in the Superstition Wilderness to human use. Signs have appeared prohibiting campin...

Hiker, It might be helpful if you could cut and paste your emails to the various reps on the website. This will make it very simple for anyone wanting to email the reps..all they would have to do is cut and paste it into their own email and send it. Some of us might have good intentions, bu...

Right on, Peter! I have sent emails to the senators, representatives, and congressmen, and I hope everyone else does too.

Greetings Folks, I read the postings about the situation at Charleyboy Spring with a great degree of dismay. Under the guise of "saving" a pristine wilderness area it seems to me that the bureacrats from the Forest Service and AZ Fish and Game are putting into motion a chain o...

I believe this may be the tape you are looking for. azmula Burton Barr Central Library FLOOR1 04/18/02 Video 398.365G563 v. 1-4

I'd like to know more about the stone maps also. I have heard that stone maps were kept in the churches in the early days as a master to copies made on parchment. The stone maps found in Arizona are said to be stolen from a church in Arizpe or Cumpas, Sonora. I would like to find out if stories like...

I am also interested in what you have to say about the stone maps. I too am trying to decide whether they mean anything or not.

Azmula, I don't agree that no one here is interested in the stone maps. "Talon" made some cryptic postings a while ago, but never answered any requests for subsequent discussion. I'd certainly like to talk stone maps with you. I have no theories, I'm still trying to decide if they're r...

In my business a saying goes "two opinions make a market". That goes for soybeans, cattle, pork bellies, currencies AND LDM clues it seems...lol. Not sure if the old miners used "mine" and "cave" interchangably. IMHO in this instance they refer to two diffe...

Peter, I understand your tendancy to question the accuracy of the info I put forth, that is OK. We all have our own opinions and we hone those opinions when we air them for the critique of others. If we all agreed with each other's hypotheses then we would be stumbling over each other in our sea...

I'll give you clues 1 and 7. Not too sure about the rest. #6 seems particuarly dubious to me ( I rank this up there with the Weavers Needle at 4 o'clock clue...of course other folks might say the same about ALL the clues you listed there). I have researched this clue some. "Mi...

Other Details: (clues) 1. North Trending canyon 2. Canyon would be NW-SE 3. From above mine pit 4. Four Peaks to the North 5. "A" needle peak to the South 6. Setting sun shines in mine 7. Mine operated during winter, sun is in the southern sky. I...

Could you elaborate a little on the "other details", and also, the stone maps showing the tunnel facing SW is intriguing. Can you explain a little about that theory. I have been interested in the stone maps for years but have been unable to make much sense of them.

According to other details and the stone maps the tunnel should be facing southwest. azmula

I was out hunting this weekend in a spot that, for various reasons, I felt had great potential. Sad to say, I found plenty of clues but no mine. Imagine that!

John Mitchell's account is excellent.

Wow! What happeneded? That post of mine got scrambled. I believe if one takes out the # symbols and numbers you can read it.

Perhaps this is off topic. However, based on the post from Ron below bringing it up and the fact he has a book about the “Diggings” perhaps it is not so “off topic.” Years ago the Lost Adams Diggings captured my attention. Sad to say, but I have not r...

Hi Ron, I'm not sure I asked my question right. You said "It was not until certain things happened to me , that I lent an ear to what he said". I was wondering what those things were. Were there certain events that caused you to change your mind, or was it a gradual shift? Did someone ...

They are interesting to read . He has alot to say , but keeps the info reined in abit.

Hiker, I don't know what happened, but click on your question on the 23rd. for my post.

I see that in Probert's long bibliology of Dutchman books and articles, there are three by Quinton T. Cox. Two of them are from 1971, in Treasure World and Gold magazines. The other is in Treasure Hunter. Has anyone read these? If so, do they give any more insight or info on Ted Cox?

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