W. H. Hamilton
| W. H. Hamilton | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Physician |
W. H. Hamilton (fl. 1894) was a physician in Port Arthur, Ontario.[1]
Hamilton was listed as a doctor in Port Arthur and placed an advertisement in the 1894 directory.
In the Papers of the Thunder Bay Historical Society
W. H. Hamilton served on the commission responsible for the installation of a water supply drawn from the Kaministiquia River in 1899, alongside C. W. Jarvis and Jas. Murphy.[2] Hamilton and fellow former officeholder W. W. Birdsall protested the chosen intake point on the Kaministiquia River, urging that it be placed at least a mile further upstream; two sewers discharged above the intake, which was located at the junction of Sprague Street and the river.[2] The plant cost approximately thirty-five thousand dollars.[2]