Lost Dutchman Goldmine

So, has everyone been reading Tom Kollenborn's column in the AJ newspaper? (ajnews.com) In this week's column he gives his opinion on the Ruth murder conspiracy, and Ted Cox.

Do any of the on-line readers of the ajnews know how to find archived versions of this column? I only noticed it recently ...

One book I've been thinking about getting is "Camp Reno: Outpost in Apacheria", by Jim Schreier. I was thinking that it might fit what I was describing earlier - focuses on a specific place rather than all of Arizona, and focuses on a shorter time frame since Camp Reno wasn't around that long. What ...

I've also been reading some more of the books on the Arizona Indian wars lately. I find myself with a book in one hand and maps in the other trying to follow their descriptions. But as you say, they either don't give placeanames, or the names aren't consistant, or don't match present day names ...

I just finished reading Wendell Scotts latest book. In it, he makes mention of a statue of a German soldier in Monument Canyon. The only other reference to this I've seen is in Kollenborn's chronology, where he says that in 1919 a stone statue was supposedly discovered in Monument Canyon.

It sounds ...

I remember thinking the same thing when I read the Wilburn pamphlet, that it seemd pretty reasonable. That is, up until the point where he finds it necessary to make Waltz one of the members of the Binkley expedition. Unless he has other sources not mentioned, I'm not sure how he can claim that. If ...