Over 36 people, largely prospectors and outfitters, gave evidence to the investigating elections committees of the legislature and not a single one mentioned White Mountain City. The fraudulent ballots were those of the “Big Springs precinct,” not “Deep Spring precinct” and the “Big Springs precinct,” had it existed, was at a mining camp at the headwaters of Cottonwood Creek, not White Mountain City. A close reading of the testimony given to the legislature in the contested election makes it clear that neither conclusion is correct. The California (CA) White Pages phone book Search our online phone book to find phone numbers, addresses, and more. However, the letter may be unreliable and misleading. Chalfant, took D.Q.C's letter at face value and concluded that WMC was: 1) the site of the voter fraud which led to the contested election and 2) must have existed as early as 1861, when the fraud occurred. The author of the Sacramento Union letter (“D.Q.C.”) asserted that he visited WMC due to a desire to visit the famous “Deep Spring precinct where the heavy vote was recorded for Judge Quint two years and a half ago which gave rise to the famous contested election case…” The first modern historian to write about the contested election, W.A.
Several buildings had been erected and others were under construction when the letter was written.
Information of White Mountain City's existence appears to only come from a single letter published in The Sacramento Union on March 28, 1864, promoting mining activity in the area and states that the town was laid out by Lieutenant W.A. With comprehensive contact information, including cell phone numbers, for over 275 million people nationwide, and Whitepages SmartCheck, the fast, comprehensive background check compiled from criminal and other records from all 50 states. Today, White Mountain City is marked by some ruins. Whitepages is the authority in people search, established in 1997. White Mountain City ( WMC) is a ghost town at the mouth of Wyman Canyon in Deep Springs Valley in Inyo County, California. The site is on a dirt road east of CA-168 near the Nevada border.