Treasure, concealed by:
Texas bandits, [28], [56];
Mexican army, detachment of, [32], [33], [51], [52], [85], [87]–[88];
Mexican bandits, [35], [36], [45], [48], [101];
Mexican adventurers, [36], [37], [39], [40];
Mexican wagon train, [97];
ranchmen or sheepmen, [41], [46], [48];
Spaniards, [49], [50], [55], [58], [74], [79], [84], [100], [214];
“three men,” [90];
Steinheimer, [93]–[94];
murderer, [102];
Indians, [103], [233], [234];
pirates, [182] ff.
Treasure, buried, dreams connected with, [89]–[90], [188]–[189], [190]–[191].
Treasure, buried, that has been found, [11], [33], [43], [46], [48], [49], [53], [55], [56], [90], [101], [183], [190], [235].
Treasure, buried, guarded by:
dragon, [35];
rattlesnakes, [36];
white panther, [47];
white lion, [47];
ghost of murdered man, [47], [48], [101];
dog, [54], [102]–[103];
spirits, [58], [59];
bull, [102];
giant skeleton, [156];
horror, [183].
Treasure, buried, location of indicated by:
chart(s), [10], [18], [23], [36], [49], [183];
way-bill, [28]–[31], [34];
plata, [39], [40], [74];
fortune teller, [40], [45]–[46], [59];
mineral, or “gold,” rod, [45], [91];
lights, [46], [47], [57]–[58], [101]–[102];
white object, [47], [58];
“plat rock,” [73];
map, [83], [88], [91];
medium, [182];
Lafitte’s ghost, [188]–[189];
parchment, [214].
See also, Mines, lost.
Treasure, buried, marked by:
rock or rocks, [36], [39], [40], [51], [59], [75];
rock pens, [28]–[31], [48];
knolls or knobs, [33], [36], [94];
chain, [33]–[34];
tree or trees, [51], [52], [75], [83], [94], [97], [100], [106], [183], [185];
animals drawn on trees and stones, [82];
line of hills, [97].
Treasure, buried, superstitions connected with, [31], [35], [45], [46], [47], [54], [55], [56]–[57], [57]–[59], [101]–[103].
Treasure hunters:
“documentary evidence” furnished to, [5];
charts supplied to by Mexicans, [10];
enthusiasm of, [11]–[12];
ruins of smelter in Llano country reported by, [15];
evidence furnished to by early historians, [19];
as preservers of historical sites, [99].
Trinity Bay, [147].