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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANTIOCH.—On Tuesday, January 3, 1911, the First National Bank of Antioch and the Antioch Bank of Savings opened their doors to the public.
Fraternally, he is a member of the B. P. O. E. On March 2, 1911, Mr.
The bank actually started business March 20, 1911, and occupied temporary quarters for eight months while the new Foskett & Elworthy building was being erected.
The Danville branch of the San Ramon Valley Bank was established in May, 1911, and a new bank building costing $15,000 was erected.
In 1911 he removed to Stege, where he has since resided.
He started with the Enterprise Foundry Company, of San Francisco, and remained with this firm until July 27, 1912, when he removed to Richmond and erected for the Enterprise Company the present commodious foundry.
In 1912 they also developed and sold the Grand View Terrace tract, and in November of the same year purchased and put on the market the Nicholl Macdonald Avenue Civic Center tract, consisting of one hundred and ten acres, paying $725,000 for this property or nearly seven thousand dollars an acre.
In 1912 he became identified with D. W. McLaughlin in the real-estate business as salesman for two years.
Later, in 1912, he removed to Richmond, and bought large holdings of land in North Richmond, which he has subdivided.
Starting with a capital of $50,000, with $25,000 paid up, it opened its doors for business on July 15, 1913, and at this date, three and a half years later, is handling assets of nearly $200,000.
In 1913 he was the official representative of the city of Richmond, heading the delegation which went to Washington to lay their project before the Engineering Board for the approval of the district engineer's plan to improve the Richmond water-front and harbor three miles in length.
25, 1913; [Contra Costa Courier] Jan.
Resigning in July, 1914, he became a candidate for sheriff of Contra Costa County.
JOHN NICHOLL.—The death of John Nicholl occurred on July 28, 1914, and he was buried from his home, 1721 Fourth Avenue, Oakland.
Colonel Coates' death occurred in Antioch on July 27, 1915.
To this union Janice R. was born in Pittsburg, October 15, 1915.
In 1915 the home office at Pinole was housed in a magnificent stone building of Gothic architecture, equipped with every modern convenience for the use of its patrons.
The combined assets of the First National Bank and the Richmond Savings Bank at the last published report on March 7, 1916, were $1,194,478.13.
In 1916 the Crockett branch entered its new home, a stately brick structure of the Georgian style, and, as in the home office, every appliance and convenience known to modern banking for the purpose of safeguarding the valuables of the bank and its patrons have been installed.
History: Library holdings: - Available Online: June 1917 - Sept.
Source: The History of Contra Costa County California; Edited by F. J. Hulaniski, in one volume; Elms Publishing Company 1917; Transcribed by Tammy Clark
1922 - Walnut Creek: Film: [Contra Costa Gazette] Jan.
1923 - Antioch: Film: [The Antioch Ledger] Mar.
1923 - Walnut Creek: Film: [Danville Journal] Nov.
1930; [Contra Costa Gazette] Feb.
History: 1930+ Continues Pittsburg Post, Pittsburg Dispatch, and Pittsburg Independent.
History: 1931-? Library holdings: - Walnut Creek: Film: June - Dec.
17, 1934; [Contra Costa Gazette] Feb.
1951; [Contra Costa Times] Feb.
5, 1952; [Richmond Independent] Feb.
Library holdings: - Walnut Creek: Film: March 1960-Aug.
History: Library holdings: - Walnut Creek: Film: July 4, 1968-Oct.
History: 1970+ Continues the Lafayette Sun, Midweek Sun, Moraga Sun, Orinda Sun, Pleasant Hill Sun, Walnut Creek Sun.
Library holdings: - Walnut Creek: Film: April 15, 1977-Aug.
13, 1981; [Contra Costa Independent] Oct. - Dec.
History:? Library holdings: - Orinda: Paper: 1986+ (incomplete)
History:? Library holdings: - All branches: Database (Newsbank): June 1995+
1999+ Library holdings: - Brentwood: Paper: 2 years + current
Library Holdings: - All branches: Database (Newsbank): July, 2001+
31, 2013 (incomplete) - Walnut Creek: Paper: 1 month + current - Ygnacio Valley: Paper: Current month
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