Could it Have been the Lost Dutchman Mine.
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Join Larry Hedrick and our field crew as they venture back to the mysterious 70-foot shaft, believed to be the elusive Lost Dutchman mine. Experience the thrill of descending straight into the depths of this hidden mine shaft nestled within the rugged terrain of the Superstition Mountains. Don't miss out on this captivating journey into the heart of mystery and adventure.
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“When I was 81, about 5 years ago…” that’s one tough old man right there
That would have been Doc Rosecrans a wwii veteran who had rattlesnakes living under his shack, he greatly enjoyed stoning on the wood floor so we could hear it rattle.
I knew the caretaker, Jim Hatt the caretaker at government wells very well. The people at government wells were working a couple of gold mines up on the hillside (mines name) and were getting. some gold.
The big wash was called Weeks Wash and had the north south flow line near government wells. It is a great area and it totally abandoned today.
I've commented on other parts of the series. Dad moved the family to Government Wells in 1960. Deanel Chism was the jackhammer and explosives engineer that widened Highway 88 from Government Wells to Apache Lake and Roosevelt Dam. Dad had copper porphyry with silver and gold claims from Government Wells to First Water Road. His claims were all called Sherri Lynn with a number for the claims. In the 1960s, claims posts were 4"x4" and 4 feet tall. As a young boy, I helped build a road from the back of Government Wells to his copper porphyry claims. That road is what is now the cement trail, which has animal tracks in it. It goes back farther than where it ends now. Part of it went into the big wash that runs along the south side of Government Wells. Because of the small waterfall area in the wash upstream. The copper porphyry is on the northern side of that wash. My dad and my uncles, Wallace, William, and Jauquin, worked on the north side of the Palmer Mine shaft - that dad owned the mineral rights until after the Superstition became a Wilderness Area - that was the same ore body a hundred feet from the shaft. I'd never been to it, but dad told me about that shaft you're talking about in this video. Dad knew an old man, Jenkins, who lived across from Government Wells. We also knew a hippy everybody called Doc who lived south of the Jenkins place about a mile. Those are my old stomping grounds.
So tell me. If you did find the lost Dutchman mine what can be done with it. If it is in the park can it be mined or would you sell the information. Something else?
I saw the title and thought it was about me for a second..
its sedimentary rock there, he high graded ore from the mine he worked at.. he stashed.
This is great. The conclusion is fantastic. True Lost Dutchman hunting.
Hee, hee, I have to watch this one every now and then since it first came out, they're all so close, it's incredible nobody has found it ! I've only been there once and I walked right to it following My Grandmother's Map ! Jim Hatt lived in a little Trailer at Government Wells as a Caretaker Watchman and apparently, he never found it although he was less than a mile away from it and in plain sight of it ! I don't worry about it cause I have my own Federal Mining Lode Claim very close to where I live now in Salome Arizona that will take care of me for the rest of my days and I hate traveling through that mass of humanity through the Phoenix Highway System (Reminds me of downtown L.A. when I was a kid). An Interesting Note* I found this out on a Desert USA Forums Page of 2009, Jim Hatt notes that he lived here for several years down the street from where I now live before migrating to Apache Junction area. Guess he was Prospecting the Harqua Hala Mountains. I have no idea if My Grandmother's Old Mine was the Dutchman's or the Peralta's, but Grandma did Claim it in 1927 and named it after her Apache Indian Friend "Nishuime" that she knew from when Grandma worked at the Indian School in Phoenix. This was a mine the Mexicans worked up to when the Apaches killed them that Nishuime told my Grandma. I have all of the Documents to prove it and might even put forth a book on it if I get bored. I even have another friend that now knows that area although he had never been there before until I showed up, Mr. Salvador Delgadillo....Darrell Lane
That's not true cuz my grandma and me found the mine 20 years before you.
Tell Dana hi from the 70's...
There are a bunch of gold bars down there
Enjoyed listening to your story. Thank you.
Lots of tap no substance.....
it in bluff springs mtn...but no one listens to me about exactly where
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You're bluffing
Tell me I will listen I have a newborn with a lot of needs and sick
Some day I'll show you all....lol
I found the mine
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