Table of Content

4              Arizona Treasures By Anthony Belli Missing $20,000 in military payroll!   8             Lost Saddle Bags of Gold Found at Mexican Pocket By Ken Weinman Seven outlaws from the infamous Valenzuelo-Hidalgo Gang lay buried under several piles of rocks, with their saddle bags?   12            Hidden Treasures and Gold in Arizona By Michael Paul Henson Lost mission treasure, ranch gold, lost silver bullion, and  Skeleton Canyon treasure   17            Grand Canyon State Loot By Tom Vance A Mexican prospector named Pedro Pedrillo chanced upon a crude rock cross bearing the words ‘dig here’ in Spanish.   21            Colossal Cave’s Golden Treasure By Ken Weinman $62,000 in gold coins was never recovered from a train robbery.   25            The Curse of the Heintzelman Mine By Tom Vance The stash of $70,000 silver ore is still there, somewhere near the mine’s location where haunted spirits still watch over it today.   30            On the Take — The Nogales Bank Robbery By John K. Manwin              Black Jack Ketchum’s $16,000 bank robbery.   35            Vulture’s Gold a Lost Vein of Rich Gold Ore By James E. Mulkey Today, the Vulture Mine is open to the public on a seasonal basis for a modest fee.   41            Arizona — Lost Dutchman By Anthony J. Pallante In 1874 Walzer was shown the location of the “Thunderdad’s gold,” as theApaches called the ledge.   44            Nugget Hunging in Arizona By Reginald Sniff Nugget hunting is a world all its own. 51            Galiuro Mystery: Yuma’s Lost Treasure By Tom Vance In Southwest Arizona in a shallow pit, is a thick vein of almost pure gold.54            Arizona By Michael Paul Henson Meteor, diamonds, lost gold, and trading post cache.     58            Follow the Ghosts to Gold By James E. Mulkey Gold and ghosts go together like bacon and eggs.   64            Found, Then Lost in Arizona By Michael Paul Henson Lost and found by a soldier named Jones.   69            Lost Yuma Ledge By Gary Hinkley In Arivaipa country lays the Lost Yuma Ledge?   73            The Legend That Won’t Die By Frank J. Boblak The legend is more than 100 years old, many still follow the search  closely.                                                                 78            Lost Cache of Gold at Lee’s Ferry By Ken Weinman Cache of gold coins buried would have a present-day value of about $45,000.   82            An Apache Sharp Rifle and a Couple of Mexican Silver Dollars By Ron Coucha Two up-close and personal experiences the author had with historical artifacts in 1987.   85            Three Pounds of History By Dean Adams Bullets and cartridge cases found of every variety used through history.   90            Arizona’s Gold Ghost By James E. Mulkey Many of the town’s buildings were constructed of rocks that contain an estimated $250,000 worth of gold.   97            A Man Returned from the Dead By W. C. Jameson                One thousand ingots?