JESUIT TREASURES - ARE THEY REAL?

[Frankn]

Frankn, the pueblo of Movas exists still , with a paved road. Go,Go. Here is an older map of the region.


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Hay, the mine is on your map! Have you checked it out? Frank
I am just trying to find out which of the mines have been checked out. There were 33 missions.

 

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[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

Hi Frankn, mi buddy, No, I have all that I can handle with Tayopa. Those are foot & Animal trails, not vehicular. Today paved roads, or easily accessable.

 

[Hal Croves]

I am not sure if information on this has been shared before.
It seems proof that the Order of Jesuits had some involvement in obtaining gold.

 

[sdcfia]

I am not sure if information on this has been shared before.
It seems proof that the Order of Jesuits had some involvement in obtaining gold.

From your iPad screen it seems you're looking at EAP's Eureka. Interesting choice.

 

[Hal Croves]

From your iPad screen it seems you're looking at EAP's Eureka. Interesting choice.

Sorry, that was sloppy work. Yes, it's a great read. I have been following someone through history and his trail has lead me to Poe's writing.

 

[sdcfia]

Sorry, that was sloppy work. Yes, it's a great read. I have been following someone through history and his trail has lead me to Poe's writing. I think that you would be fascinated with this man and his adventures. History, violence, sex, more sex, crime and treasure. And it's all true.

BTW - congratulations and best of luck to you with your television adventure!

I'd really like to know who that man is who you're referring to.

I think you have me confused with someone else re the tv thing - sgtfda, I presume.

 

[Hal Croves]

I'd really like to know who that man is who you're referring to.

I think you have me confused with someone else re the tv thing - sgtfda, I presume.

I did. Once I hit 40 my eyes began to change. Ten years later they are no better. I am so sorry for the confusion! Still congrats to sgtfda. What is it about that work that interests you? It's not everyday reading for sure. I will PM the name.

PM seems not to work?

 

[sdcfia]

I did. Once I hit 40 my eyes began to change. Ten years later they are no better. I am so sorry for the confusion! Still congrats to sgtfda. What is it about that work that interests you? It's not everyday reading for sure. I will PM the name.

PM seems not to work?

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I read Eureka quite a number of years ago and realized that Poe's ideas were probably 150 years ahead of his time - the stuff that quantum physicists dabble in now. I think I'll read it again. There's much food for thought in Poe's The Gold Bug too, regarding the methods of concealing treasure.

 

[deducer]

I am not sure if information on this has been shared before.
It seems proof that the Order of Jesuits had some involvement in obtaining gold.

Hal, this is very interesting. Do you by any chance have a copy of the illustration attached to this description (plate 26)?

 

[Hal Croves]

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I read Eureka quite a number of years ago and realized that Poe's ideas were probably 150 years ahead of his time - the stuff that quantum physicists dabble in now. I think I'll read it again. There's much food for thought in Poe's The Gold Bug too, regarding the methods of concealing treasure.

You have mail.

The Gold Bug is a dangerous story. People who are prone to addiction should definitely not pick it up. For those who do, it really is a great introduction. I have a copy of the Treasure of the Sierra Madre that I pack with me. It's not the same type of work but, to be someplace similar, falling asleep with that book is about as close to the story as one can get. I never get past a few pages before I pass out. It's probably similar to a security blanket.

 

[Hal Croves]

Hal, this is very interesting. Do you by any chance have a copy of the illustration attached to this description (plate 26)?

I can only post the first page of this article because of copyright laws. But it's available at jstor for those who do not already know about that online service. A word of warning... jstor does not take kindly to people violating their copyrights. Be careful with what you repost.

But it's an amazing tool.

 

[Hal Croves]

What makes Silvester Mowry a liar?

Crazy but he understood what it took to ultimately subdue the Apache.

“There is only one way to wage war against the Apaches. A steady, persistent campaign must be made, following them to their haunts – hunting them to the fastnesses of the mountains. They must be surrounded, starved into coming in, surprised or inveigled – by white flags, or any other method, human or divine – and then put to death. If these ideas shock any weak minded individual who thinks himself a philanthropist, I can only say that I pity without respecting his mistaken sympathy. A man might as well have sympathy for a rattlesnake or a tiger.”

And that's more or less what happened.

West Point graduate, intelligent, trusted. Someone with access to documents.
Someone so confident in their belief he has no reason to lie.

Not unlike Poe.

But this report continues to be ignored.

 

[goldriver]

 

[deducer]

Is there something on that wall that proves Jesuit treasures are real?

 

[goldriver]

I dont think so..just wondering if anyone can see anything in the pictures.

 

[Loke]

Rocks?

 

[goldriver]

I saw it while hiking in the mojave. I thought one sign looked like a cross.

 

[dog the treasure hunter]

cross in circle,top hat,#7

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[BuffaloBob]

Jesuit map of California dated 1770..
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[Azquester]

With all the Jesuit Scholars on here that can translate many languages you'd think that they might have purposely overlooked this one little piece of paper? Or is it just plan old sloppy research?

Or listening to the Jesuit Fathers help pass on the misinformation?

You decide is this the smoking gun?

Look what I found here in the Archives of the Indies in just a few minutes of research?

Cleary a Church with Mining Tunnels running out from near it's doors underground with many shafts of ore being hauled up, Clearly!






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