The Lost Dutchman Mine of Jacob Waltz: The Golden Dream Book

The Lost Dutchman Mine of Jacob Waltz, Part 1. Written to be the last word on the famous lost mine of Arizona's Superstition Mountains this book covers the history of Indian, Spanish, Mexican and American occupation in this rugged mountain range and the search for the fantastically rich Lost Dutchman Mine. It is a history of dedication, death, murder, treachery and deceit among the ongoing parade of Dutch Hunters who still search these mountains for the mysterious mine. Glover's research, from every known source of information, is supplemented by his own personal experiences in looking for the mine, a bibliography, an index, a complete set of end notes and a cross reference to the Hikers Guide to the Superstition Mountains. Virtually every fact has been traced to its source. New maps and clues have come to light and are presented in this book.

A well researched 384-page book - released Spring 2000. Separating fact from fantasy. New information! Over a decade of research by the author and more than 50 years cumulative research by his partners and him includes:
Lost histories of Phoenix, early Arizona, and its pioneers
The only ore analysis of the Dutchman gold
Never-before-published photographs, including many prominent pioneers
Over 30 maps, including 20 military and treasure maps, most never published
Clues and sites cross-referenced to the Hiker's Guide to the Superstition Wilderness
COMING SOON - PART 2: THE HOMES MANUSCRIPT
The Holmes Manuscript, the only written record of the story from one of its principals, including Jacob Waltz's death-bed confessions.