Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-07

California.
0AMlLo MARTIN. Complainant, VS..
WILLIAM TEMPLE, Administrator
WILLIAM WORKMAN. deceased. ct al,
Defendants.
In pursuance OF a decree of said Circuit
Court, entered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day of February. 1879,
whereby /, the undersigned, Master in
Oh ancery of said Court, was authorized
and directed to make. conduct and carry
out the sale d. the property hereinafter
described.
Notice is hereby given that on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th DAY
OF JULY, 1879,
At IL O'Clock NJ, at the door OF
the Court House, in the city OF Los
les, in said district, l shall sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash in gold coin OF the United states, in
separate parcels,as hereinafter described
the following described property, OF so
much thereof as shall be n Necessary 10 pay
complainant the amount due under said
decree, with interest and costs and ac-
cruiDg costs, except the portions Thereon
hereinafter particularly mentioned and
described, the said property being stu
ated In the county OF Los Angeles, State
of California, district Aforesaid, and par
ticularly bounded and described as fol-
lews, TO wit:
First-All that piece of land situated in
the county of i.Os Angeles known and
described in the public surveys OF the
United States of America as the south
hall of the southwest quarter OF section
seventeen 90 in township two ~, south
range thirteen (l3), west San Bernardino
base and meridian, containing so acres,
more or less.
Second-All that tract of land situated
in the county of Los Angeles known as
the Rancho Potrero Grande, bounded
and described in the patent for the same
to Juan NJ. sanchez, dated July IL, 1853,
recorded in Book l OF Patents, on page ]
and following. Records of the County OF
Los Angeles, to which, and to the survey
of the United States SurveyOr-General
and field notes therein contain ed, refer
ence is hereby made for more particu-
lar description thereof, saving and ex-
cepting from the operation OF said decree
so much thereof as is contained and de-
scribed in a certain deed made by Will
liam Workman to Margerita Workman
de Temple, dated October I'd. 1862; record
ed October Sd, 1852, in book 5, page 634,
Records OF Los Angeles county.
Third-All that tract of land situated
in the county of Los Angeles, being a
portion OF the Rancho La Puent e and be-
ing that portion conveyed to William
Workman by John Rowland. Sr., by a
deed of partition dated June 23d, 1868, re-
cOrueu June ZOtDy 1000, Ill UcOk ~ Vi uctuSS
page 80, Records OF Los Angeles county,
saving and excepting therefrom all those
portions thereof described and conveyed
in and by the following deeds: First-A
deed from William Workman to Marga-
ret Workman de Temple, dated March
Q OF deeds. page 1923. Second-A deed from
William Workman to Frederick Lam
bourn, dated September 18th, 1870, and
recorded September 18th. 1870, in book Is
sr,l A
William Workman and Peregrne Fitz-
hugh to E L Beale and Robert y Baker,
da.ed April LIST, 1872, and recorded April
I'd, 1879, in book 20 Of deeds. page 81.
Fourth-A deed from William Workman
to Joseph w Work man, dated October
18th, 1870, and recorded March 9th, 1873,
in book "a of deeds, page 275. Fifth-A
deed from William Workman to the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
dated August 10th, 1879, and recorded No
page 1913. And sixth-A deed from Will
liam Workman to the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company dated April 9Th, 1874
and recorded May 4th, 1874, in book ~ OF
deeds. page 3l7, all in Records OF Los An
geles county, which said hact-after ex-
cepting the portions referred TO in the
six deeds last aforementioned is bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning
at point in the centre of the old bed OF
the river San Gabriel on the south side
nardino, in an irregular mound OF rock
from which willow tree 7 inches in d.
ameter bears N TN degrees W distant 9Sl
links: thence according to the true me-
ridian Qhe magnetic variation being Il
deg 80 minutes easU along the exterior
boundary of said Rancho La Puente, as
surveyed and patented by the United
States, as follows: n 30 deg E 10 chains Al
links to willow d inches in diameter
marked STA. 2; thence N liz degrees e Al
,ft,c ! nj oil IN
station 4, to a rock Il inches long, 8 Inches
wide and inches thick; thence N 70 deg
X 2iS chains to sycamore "a inches in
diameter, about one chain south of the
road leading to San BernardinO and
marked station 5; thence along the parti-
tlon line described in said deed of parti-
ton between William Workman and
John Rowland, Sr, s deg w 40 chains to
the northeast corner OF the 40 acre tract
of said frederick Lambourn; thence
deg W 20 chains; and $ 50 degrees K 20
chains back to said partition line thence
along said partition line as follows: y
deg W 38 chains 50 links TO stake east
1893 chains, to stake in mound in ravine,
from which stake the northern one of a
group of three sycamores on the southern
edge of gully or wash, all of about thir-
ty inches diameter, bears 50 deg w dis
tant 404 links, and the southern one OF
said group bears s SO deg w distant Ais
being visible from the said stake; thence
over the San Jose Hills s % degrees e los
chains and SO links to the northeast cor
ner of the tract of land conveyed by Will
to K Beale and Robert $ Baker; thence
along the northern boundary line of said
Beale and Baker tract, as fol-
lows: S IS deg W A. chains "a links to a
stake marked p F'itzhugh and William
Workman, on top Of large hill; thence
1ap phAinQ tn a
stake in mound of stone marked + Fitz.
hugh and w Workman, close to q small
arroyo; thence N 66A deg w % chains
and 50 links to big pile of rocks on top
81 deg Deg I Is Chains and 50 iinEs ne TO
stake marked 2 y & W w, with mound
and pits, posted on su m init OF a nigh and
steep hill; thence s 500 deg w 45 chains
80 links to big pile OF rocks marked on
ern side + F; thence S 81 deg W % chains
to q stake marked + + II w W, on the
summit OF a high hill, with mound and
pits; thence s 65 deg " 40 chains Us links
to a stake marked PF& W w, with pits
to a stake marked p Fitzhugh & W Work.
man, on top OF a hill; thence s 81 deg w
AZ chains to point in said partition line;
thence along said partition line as fol-
lows: N IS deg w 20 chains TO station II,
at stump of i've prongs of an elder tree
in the center of an arroyo, surrounded by
cactus patches; thence over the plain N
84L degrees w llS chains to stake in q
mound; thence deg W l05 chains so
links to a stake in mound at the foot OF
the western point of the San Jose Hills,
from which stake the house OF William
Workman bears s 59H deg w and s COZ
deg w: the chapel bears s 81 deg w; the
mill OF John Rowland bears s deg E,
and his house bears = 1917 deg W; thence
i 22A deg w As chains by links to the
northern end of the division fence be-
tween the enclosures OF Workman and
RowIand; thence along said fence
y % deg W s chains so links to an Offset in
fence ON the south bank OF an arroyo;
thence N 6S deg w % links to corner OF
fence; thence s 20 deg w 10 chains SO
links to the center Of San Jose creek;
thence along the channel OF said creek N
5l% deg w 7 chains; S 81 deg w chains;
N 40Ja deg w chains so links; N 63 deg
VIZ chains SO links; N Is deg w 2chains;
N 60 deg w chains: N rs deg w chains
50 links; N 35 deg w chain SO links; N
SIN deg w 8 chains % links to station 80,
whence the southeast corner of Work.
mans Chapel bears N 20 dog W; N "A deg
w chains SO links; N 81 deg w s chains
so links: N 10 deg w 8 chains so links;
N 4S deg w chains so links; N TAN deg
w chains, TO station A in said creek