Daily Gazette-Martinez from Martinez, California • 2

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MAIN STREET TELEPHONE MAIN GETTING RID OF THE WATER. after the time ages are paid. solicited from accompany his of Thanks, and notices of like If subscribers from the carrier, this office. Entered at the OFFICE, 909 From the Byron Times, comes the statement that the breaks on Woodward Island are all closed and that two pumps are at work. Two more are being installed, one of 24 inch and one of 20, and it is estimated that by the 10th of May the water will all be drawn off.

The break in the Frank tract has also been closed and pumps are at work as they are also at the Rindge tract where the break has just been closed. DEATHS AT ANTIOCH Antioch Enterprise.) Robert H. Smith passed away at his home in Antioch last Saturday morning. The deceased was 68 years of age and has made his home here for a number of years. Besides a wife he leaves a son, Harry Smith, and daughter, Miss Myrtle Smith, and a grandson to mourn his loss.

The funeral services were held from the residence Monday morning. The services being conducted by Rev. Sylvester of the Methodist church and the interment made in the Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mrs. Catherine Nolan died very suddenly at her home in Antioch on Sunday morning of heart disease.

The deceased had lived here with her husband for over thirty years and was very widely known and r'espected. Her husband, a son and three daughters survive her. The funeral services were held' from the Catholic church Wednesday morning and the interment made in the Catholic cemetery, THE SHOW AT THE PAVILION On April 23rd, at the Pavilion, the well known Beaty will give their show. There will be singing and dancing and character sketches by artists above the common. And there will be moving pictures dealing with all kinds of subjects, all interesting and full of amusement.

Come and see and you will know why the Beaty Bros. have such a wide reputation. THE BLACK SANDS. The State Mining Bureau has issued a bulletin on the auriferous rocks and black sands of California, treating of their industrial aspect, the methods of treatment and their values, and summarizing the whole by saying: "When fully understood and intelligently developed the heavy sands of the gravel and beach deposits can not fail to add much to the mineral wealth of California. It should, however, always be borne in mind that these comparatively little known and lately often misreqresented auriferous sands exist not as a natural product, ready for the miner, the investor, the speculator, but must be brought forth by the intelligent efforts of man in this intance greatly assisted by the always present and ever active forces of nature." CONCORD ITEMS.

Miss Ellen Martin of Canada is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. B. McKensie. J.

J. January is here from San Jose. Mr. January leaves on Sunday for Arizona, where he has mining IS SUIT ME MEGAPHONE ONE Every Spring Suit I sell will be a Megaphone for me calling attention to my superior garments; Spring styles are differentCoats longer, Trousers wider; with many new kinks in the cut and make up- Pick out your favorite; you'll find the right shape, the right shade, the right weight at just the right price. Look or buy--you'll be welcome here at any time I HAVE A HEAPING MEASURE OF VALUE In store for you, regardless of wether you buy a suit at $10, 12.50, 15.00, 18.00 and $20.00 I will be satisfied when you are, but not unthen is your money mine Pasch CLOTHIER HATTER FURNISHER Opposite Bank of Martinez THE DAILY GAZETTE.

FURNITURE attention is called to our line of Special TAPESTRIES LINOLEUMS MATTINGS Chairs IRON BEDS AND MATTRESSES EVANS SCHWEINITZER Phone Red 12 Martinez interests. Fred Lawrence of Danville visited friends here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Neustadter have been spending several days in the metropolis.

Walter Wight has started to erect a new garage. The building is of large dimensions and Mr. Wight will be able to do any work in the automobile line. There are nine autos in town and vicinity and prospects for several more in the very near future. Miss Idah Miller, and Miss Nellie Moiles, Harry Carney and Jess Smith of Crockett spent Sunday here with friends.

JOAN OF ARC The fete day, on April 29, at Orleans, France, will be held as usual this year in commemoration of the famous battle, in which Joan of Are defeated the English. Premier Clemenceau has had the sense not to in.terfere with it. And by the way, there is a copy of Mark Twain's Joan of Arc in the Martinez Free Library. It is a book worth reading and will live when all his other books have passed into the dusty death of libraries. A.

B. Wilson, in his launch "El Pajaro," took a party out for an early morning ride to Vallejo and Mare Island. Those who were in the launch were A. B. Wilson and wife, Miss McIntyre, Miss Banham and Miss McMahon.

Miss Leila Veale started yesterday for a month's trip to Los Angeles, San Diego and the other southern cities. Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Dean of Brentwood are also going. FOR SALE. 10,000 shares of Contra Costa Electric Light and Power Company stock, an A No. 1 investment, make offer. Address.

A. P. Swain, Room 116, 339 Bush Street, San Francisco. 4-14-6c Ro Safe--Insure. If your buildings are not insured vou are making a mistake that you may soon regret.

If your policies are abont to expire. vou male another mistake by not calling on me before renewing' represent some of the strongest companies doing business in the "'nited States. 17 GLASS PROBATE NOTICE. In the Superior Court of Contra Costa County, State of California. In the Matter of the Estate of David Davis, deceased.

Notice is hereby given, that Monday, the 22nd day of April A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, and the Court Room of said Superior Court, at the Court House in the town of Martinez, County of Contra Costa, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said David Davis, deceased, and for hearing the application of William Davis, for the issuance to him of Letters l'estamentary.

Dated Martinez, April 4th, 1907. J. E. RODGERS, Clerk. By J.

H. Wells, Deputy Clerk. (Endorsed) Filed April 4th, 1907. J. E.

RODGERS, Clerk. By J. H. Wells, Deputy Clerk. R.

H. LATIMER, ESQ. Attorney for Petitioner. First publication, April 6. Last publcation, April 21.

W. E. ESTES Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist HORSES CLIPPED ON REQUEST CALLED FOR AND RETURNED Hoesley's Barn FERRY STREET THREE SALESMEN WANTED for our new County, Township and Railroad Survey of California. Counties, towns and railroad stations are fully indexed with location, population and many other features too numerous to mention. Eprendid opportunity for energetic men.

Rand, McNally Chicago, Ill. MARTINEZ HOTEL. J. J. THIRION, Manager --0-- Headquarters for Commercial Travelers.

Large Sample Rooms The Only First Class Hotel in the Town. Dining Room Service of the Very Best. -0-- Rates $1.50 to $2.50 per day C. H. HAYDEN FIRE INSURANCE AND BONDS MARTINEZ CAL.

ANd CORONER'S OFFICE John J. Hauser Funeral Director and Embalmer 605 Ferry St. Near Telephone Bidg. MARTINEZ, CAL. Telephone Main 17 Ali Calls Promptly Answered, Day and Night Lady Attendant Whenever Requested The Very Latest We have a large number of private safes and they are of the latest improved pattern.

The rental is from two dollars and a half to six dollars a year. Department Safe Deposit BANK OF MARTINEZ MARTINEZ, CAL. BERTOLA MARCHI, (Successors to G. Pavolini.) Court House Sample Room --ANDRESTAURANT MARTINEZ, CAL. Importers of Fine Liquors and Cigars Banquets and Dinner Parties Served on Short Notice.

OYSTERS ANY STYLE. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.I Nicely Furnished Rooms to Let. Tel. Red 42. P.

O. Box 225. M. BONZAGNI, Manufacturer of the best Ginger Ale made. Also agent for Ferndale Water, Cook's Mineral Water, Jack son Napa Soda and Bartlett.

MARTINEZ LODGE No. 41, F. and A. meets in Masonic Hail, Thursday of or next preceding full moon. W.

A. Hale, W. M. O. E.

Hayward, Sec. DR. M. N. MITCHELL Resident Dentist.

Office, Bragdon Main op posite Court House. Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. evenings and Sundays by appointment.

All work warranted Residence telephone. Office phone, Black 45. J. T. BRENEMAN, M.

D. Physician and Surgeon. Office, corner Pine and Main Streets, Martinez. BRENEMAN HOSPITAL Corner Main and Pine Streets MARTINEZ, CAL. Can care for a limited number of patients.

Tubercular cases and casel subject to State, County or Munich pal quarantine not admitted. Competent nurses in constant attendance. For rates apply to J. T. BRENEMAN, M.

Physician in Charge. OFFICE IN HOSPITAL TELEPHONE, BLACK 84 CITY MEAT MARKET Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all Kinds of Fresh and Sault Meats C. VAN PROOYEN SUCCESSOR TO C. C. GILL Tel.

Black 33 Martinez, Calle ALEXANDER A. CANTIN ARCHITECT ROOMS-817-819 Monadnock Bulldog ing, San Francisco. Telephone West 3010.