Lost Dutchman Gold Mine - Arizona Superstition Mountain Wilderness - Gold Mining

Hi,
I actually discovered this forum while researching my family history. I am the great great granddaughter of Dr. W.W. Jones. His daughter, Maggie (a wonderful lady) married a Texas cowboy, Dan Frank (coincidentally, his best friend and traveling buddy , Jesus Gomez, married Maggie's sister, Kate). The ' Poncho' you speak of was actually Dr. Jones' brother-in-law and my great great grandmother, Arcadia's brother, Francisco Montoya (my Tio Poncho often used the americanized last name Monroy). In his last years he and La Senora had a little plot of land that is now at the bottom of Saguaro lake. My dad often talked of many happy times spent at Tio Poncho's and what an amazing cook La Senora was.
In the family history I have come upon references to Jacob Waltz and a friendship between him and W.W. but have not seen any reference to a skull.
I do know that many a"greenhorn"came thru Dr. Jones' ranch offering to pay the cowboys to guide them into the Superstitions to find the mine. The money was willingly taken, the guide provided, and the cowboys would have a good chuckle, while g.g.grandmother would pray for them as many never came back out (this was several years after the death of Dr. Jones of course)
PS. Dr. Jones never had an actual medical practice that we could find, but he did run at least two tuberculosis sanitariums, which was his specialty. In fact he was quite instrumental in populating the future state of Arizona as prominent citizens back east would send their sick relatives to him and he would advise the family not to return to the damp, polluted air in the east, the Hayden family being one of those families. I also have accounts via notes written by his children of Dr. Jones performing brain surgery and mastectomies on his kitchen table.

I apologize for getting off the subject here.....my family history is quite a passion with me.

In the family history I have come upon references to Jacob Waltz and a friendship between him and W.W. but have not seen any reference to a skull.