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I am working on a new thread, Wagnors lost ledge. I think the LDM had been found a long time ago, and is now closed off by natural occurances.
Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:Gentlemen; relax, we need both of your opinions and thoughts since no-one has yet found it, so who is more correct?
Don Jose de La Mancha
Blindbowman said:Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:Gentlemen; relax, we need both of your opinions and thoughts since no-one has yet found it, so who is more correct?
Don Jose de La Mancha
"since no-one has yet found it"
"no one has made it public that that have found it "
EE THr said:Blindbowman said:Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:Gentlemen; relax, we need both of your opinions and thoughts since no-one has yet found it, so who is more correct?
Don Jose de La Mancha
"since no-one has yet found it"
"no one has made it public that that have found it "
You forgot two: "Nobody who has fantasized that they have found it, has been able to prove it yet."
And, "Nobody who has been spouting total BS, has stopped making excuses about why they don't want to prove it, yet, and never will."
I wouldn't want anyone to feel left out, ya know!
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darn it - completely forgot about those two ...You forgot two: "Nobody who has fantasized that they have found it, has been able to prove it yet."
And, "Nobody who has been spouting total BS, has stopped making excuses about why they don't want to prove it, yet, and never will."
I wouldn't want anyone to feel left out, ya know!
See http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,355988.0.htmloldergoate said:I am working on a new thread, Wagnors lost ledge. I think the LDM had been found a long time ago, and is now closed off by natural occurances.
gollum said:goate,
Storm is not a bastion of truth when it comes to story telling.
Most of what I know about the Gonzales Family is in relation to a mine they owned in the Anza-Borrego Desert Area of Southern California. According to their family history, the Peraltas owned most of the mines in the Supers. They gave the Gonzales' a large interest in three of the gold mines there. The Peraltas controlled 100% of the other five. After the massacre, the Peraltas didn't have much interest in the Arizona Mines, and due to circumstances, they blamed the Gonzales' for the massacre. The families were never close after that.
Adolph Ruth's son Erwin, received several maps from a Gonzales Family descendant after saving him from a Mexican firing squad in about 1910-1912. He gave the maps to his father who had a avid interest in treasure hunting (which Erwin did not share). If you don't already know about Adolph Ruth, just GOOGLE his name.
Best-Mike
EE THr said:Blindbowman said:Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:Gentlemen; relax, we need both of your opinions and thoughts since no-one has yet found it, so who is more correct?
Don Jose de La Mancha
"since no-one has yet found it"
"no one has made it public that that have found it "
You forgot two: "Nobody who has fantasized that they have found it, has been able to prove it yet."
And, "Nobody who has been spouting total BS, has stopped making excuses about why they don't want to prove it, yet, and never will."
I wouldn't want anyone to feel left out, ya know!
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oldergoate said:Ok, a few quick notes on the Ruths and their map. Gonzales who worked for the Mexican Consulate gave his friend Edwin C.Ruth his Peralta heirloom family map to mines once worked in Arizona,in exchange for his familys safty out of Mexico,in the year 1912. Gonzales was excuted in Mexico for his part in the revolution. A Mrs.xxxxxxx of Chandler ,Arizona helped Storm with this part of his investigations.
Edwin Ruth made a copy of the map before giveing it to his father Adolf, and did down the road give a copy to Storm. I have a copy of Storms map{gotten by Pure Chance,many years ago}which of course I will not publish,or release imformation from.Adolf Ruths remains were found Janurary 8,1932,by a possee of 6,and his skull was identified at the Smithsonian by a Dr. Ales Hrdlicha, now believe what you like as I have no horse in this race.
Cubfan64 said:oldergoate said:Ok, a few quick notes on the Ruths and their map. Gonzales who worked for the Mexican Consulate gave his friend Edwin C.Ruth his Peralta heirloom family map to mines once worked in Arizona,in exchange for his familys safty out of Mexico,in the year 1912. Gonzales was excuted in Mexico for his part in the revolution. A Mrs.xxxxxxx of Chandler ,Arizona helped Storm with this part of his investigations.
Edwin Ruth made a copy of the map before giveing it to his father Adolf, and did down the road give a copy to Storm. I have a copy of Storms map{gotten by Pure Chance,many years ago}which of course I will not publish,or release imformation from.Adolf Ruths remains were found Janurary 8,1932,by a possee of 6,and his skull was identified at the Smithsonian by a Dr. Ales Hrdlicha, now believe what you like as I have no horse in this race.
Any chance you can provide documentation to prove any of the things you stated above? There are numerous stories about how Erwin (not Edwin) got the maps and passed them along to his father, but everything I've read is strictly word of mouth and hearsay.
oldergoate said:Chicago,BB ,my thread on this subject is at a end here for me ,yall can dissprove it then tell everyone your findings right here. As mentioned before by me , believe as you will,my horse is at the watertroph next to a very old ice cream store and doesnt wanna move.
oldergoate said:Chicago,BB ,my thread on this subject is at a end here for me ,yall can dissprove it then tell everyone your findings right here. As mentioned before by me , believe as you will,my horse is at the watertroph next to a very old ice cream store and doesnt wanna move.
oldergoate said:Chicago,BB ,my thread on this subject is at a end here for me ,yall can dissprove it then tell everyone your findings right here. As mentioned before by me , believe as you will,my horse is at the watertroph next to a very old ice cream store and doesnt wanna move.