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Hamilton Ephemera (Photographs & Documents)

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Hamilton Ephemera (Photographs & Documents)
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Lot of 9 items, including: 1) State, School and County Taxes for the Year 1879. "Assessed to" and "Received of" W.H. Fillmore, Nov. 18th, 1879. Includes taxes for 3 properties and poll tax. 2) CDV of young woman in fine dress. Produced by "H. Krause's National Art Gallery, Formerly First National Bank Building, Hamilton, White Pine,--Nevada. 3) Three photographs with adhesive on reverse noting "Hamilton, Nevada. Cr. Nevada State Historical Society." The first measures 10" x 8" with 1/8" border along top and sides and 1" border at bottom. Town appears to be deserted at this time. The second is 7" x 5", with "Hamilton Nevada Early 1900's" hand-written in ink at bottom left border. The third is 5" x 3 1/2", with little life visible in the image. 4) Abstract Statement from the Assessment of the Mines For the Quarter Ending Sept. 30, 1891. Stamped "Filed Nov 24, 1891 R.L. Horton, State Controller of Nevada." A total of 7 mines are listed, owing $570 in State and $2167 for $2737 total taxes. 5) Note on letterhead from "C.A. Mathewson, Dealer in General Merchandise, White Pine County, Hamilton, Nev. April 4th, 1896." A 1/2 dozen 5 inch saw files were requested by Mr. Mathewson from I.C.C. Whitman. 6) Note dated April 13th, 1896 from I.C.C. Whitmore, Esq. to Wm. Watson. It requests "two dozen mule shoes, one bar steel 1 x 3/8 in toe cork (sp) by return stage. 7) Page 2 of letter from Consolidated Treasure Co., signed by J.R. Kendall, Supt. Discusses a judgment for $2700, and notes the parties would meet later at the Grand Hotel. Hamilton is an abandoned mining town in western White Pine County, which "boomed" in 1868 and 1869 following the discovery of nearby silver ore deposits. When the ore deposits were found to be shallow in 1870, the region was already in decline. Hamilton's post office opened in 1868 and closed in 1931. The town was also the first county seat of White Pine County in 1869, but lost that designation to Ely in 1887. City: Hamilton State: Nevada Date: 1879-1900 hwac# 54993