Lost Dutchman Goldmine

The new Superstition Mountain Journal, Vol. 11 is now available and can be purchased from the Superstition Mountain Museum in about a week. Many new and good stories in this issue including part two of the stone map story. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Greetings: The 2009 Superstition Mountain Journal is now out and available for purchase at the Superstition Mountain Museum. It contains AZMULA'S Part One story about his research into the Stone Maps. Steve Creager's story about his Re-calculation of the Salazar Data is in this issue of the journal ...

The 2010 Superstition Mountain Journal is now available for sale at the Superstition Mountain Museum. This issue is dedicated to the history of the building of Roosevelt Dam. That is the only subject published in this issue. It was done to celebrate the 100th. anniversaty of the dedication of the ...

Hello everyone: The 2008 Superstition Mountain Journal is back from the printers and will be available for sale at the Superstition Mountain Museum toward the end of the week of October 17th. 2010 after they have been mailed out to the members. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Hello everyone: The 2008 Superstition Mountain Journal will go to press at the end of this month. I will let you know when it is available for sale. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Don: Borrego 13 is not on the list of available items for sale. Send an email to the Superstition Mountain Museum, attention Barbara Atkinson, Gift Shop Manager. As of last count they had about 10 copies of the CD. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Hello Joe: I have a correction to make to Phil's statement to you regarding the Stone Map Photo Section at the Superstition Mountain Museum. There is no fee for $20.00. It's a donation and it's for $40.00 per person. We will extend the time after the 10A.M. cut off if there are still photographers ...

Good morning: I have reserved the Dons Club Base Camp at the foot of Superstition Mountain for the 2010 Lost Dutchman Rendezvous on the 22th, 23th, and 24th. of October. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Try the Superstition Mountain Museum. They may still have a few of his CD left for sale. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Gentlemen and Mr. Tom Davis: Many thanks for your comments on the 2007 Journal and the stories about where Waltz came from in Germany. I tried to present a general over view of the various stories that have appeared in print over the years regarding his origin hoping it would generate a discussion ...

Hello gentlemen: Here are a few of the articles which appear in the 2007 Superstition Mountain Journal. 1. History of the Quarter Circle U Ranch-Part 3. 2. The Question of Jacob Waltz's Birthplace. 3. Genealogy: Ancestors of Jacob Friedrich Waltz. 4. Dr. Burkhart Oertel's research on Jacob Waltz in ...

Hello: The issue of the 2007 Superstition Mountain Journal is now out and available at the Superstition Mountain Museum. The Journal Committee is already at work starting to put together the 2008 Journal. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Good morning Garry: I would like to clarify some personal views I have about Browne Holmes for you and the users of this site but first lets go back to my previous post. Regarding my comment about Browne Holmes during our last visit as, "Being just an old cowboy", and please correct me if I am wrong ...

Hello Roger: The Gold Ore in Bob's ring did not come from the ore found under the Dutchman's bed, however it was found in the Superstition Mountains. I would have to check with the person who gave that gold to Bob before I could reveal it source or other historic information pertaining to it and its ...

Hello Gary: I just read your comments regarding the Holmes Affadavit. I was wondering how and where you came to the conclusion that "The legal document was made by the Arizona Businessman". I can see no where in its structure or statements that it says it was made by the buisnessman. Was this really ...

Hello everyone: I have noticed a number of questions and theories recently posted regarding the demise of Peter's Web Site plus some emails I have receive pertaining to that subject. Here is what I know to date: Peter's website died a natural death. The domain and annual maintenance costs ran out ...

Hello: The 2006, Vol. 24 of the Superstition Mountain Journal is now available for sale to the public. It can be purchased at the Superstition Mountain Museum. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Gentlemen: I want to thank all of you who have sent me email of thanks for obtaining the Dons Camp as the site of Rendezvous 2006. Here is a list of the people who attended. It is not complete so feel free to add to the list. Gregory E. Davis, Joe and Carol Ribaudo, Jim Hamrick, Dave Leach, Larry ...

Gentlemen; Well Rendezvous 2006 is over and a memory of yesterday. For the most part, I believe everyone had a good time. Joe, Carol, your relatives and friends, Thank you for your hospitality to the attendes by providing, food, shelter, fire, chairs, and good conversation. Also, thank you for the ...

Hello: I went to the Dons Club Base Camp this morning and unlocked the gate. I put up some signs near the Camp showing directions on how to get to it from Peralta Road. There is a good stock of fire wood at the Big Ramada. I set up a wash basin by the bathrooms and put in a stock of TP to start ...

I have gotten permission for camp fires outside of the Big Ramada, however they must be contained. As an example, the bottom 1/4 or 1/3 of an 80 gallon oil drum. Remember this is Forest Land, rented by the Dons Club. Forest Rules apply. NO discharging of fire arms. Alcohol: BYO for yourself only ...

I would like to add for those who are interested that there are pictures of the Dons Base Camp in the Members Archives under "Don's Camp". Cordially, Gregory E. Davis

Greetings: Welcome to Rendezvous 2006. You do NOT have to be a forum user to attend. All and any are welcome. The dates for the Rendezvous are Friday, October 20th through Sunday October 22, 2006. Some people have expressed a desire to arrive early so the gate will be open Thursday October 19th., in ...

Hi: You are correct as to the locations of the burials of the two Petrasch's. Al Reser showed me the grave site of Herman Petrasch in Superior. It is marked by a granite head stone in the Martin family plott. Rhinehart's site was researched by Tom Glover. He and I went to Globe and with the help of ...

Wiz: This was his workings above Charlebois Springs below Black Mountain. Cordially, Gregory E. Davis