Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-15
LEGAL.

Of the base line of range ii west of the San
meridian, IA chains so links
west OF u section corner on the south
of section 33): N4015degrees E l2
chains, N l7s4 deg E chains: N 10 deg W
8 chains; N Va deg e 0 chains; N 4211 deg
Il chains; s 6Oh deg E IL chains; N S5M
77h deg = schains: N 6IN deg e chains;
S 4S deg e chains; s 6Sh deg Z chains;
5 s054 deg II chains; s S6G deg e 10 chains;
S 79deg chains; N 81 deg Il chains;
y 6sh deg p chains; y s44 degrees E
6S% deg, 4 chains; N t4A deg Il Schains;
N 29h deg e chains; N 66H deg Il 0
chains; s 66H deg E chains; 5 2754 deg Il
. chains; N 7ls4 deg f s chains; N 3OH deg
81 deg e l3 chains; N 3ON degrees
W chains 50 links; N 3IM deg
w II chains; 094, L I6 chains, and N
40A deg, e ~ chains. more or less, to the
most westerly point in the tract of land
conveyed by William Workman to
Joseph w. Workman aforesaid; thence
along the exterior boundries of said tract,
and leaving the exterior boundaries of
said Rancho ia Puente,n as follows: S
53% deg, L l20 chains and 95 links; thence
n 1874 deg, Il " chains and 75 links to sta
ton II; thence n 5l14deg, w 10 chains and
30 links to station IL; thence N 10 deg. Il
81 chains to station IA; thence N IS deg.
w 81 chains and 73 links to station one, a
point on the eastern bank of branch of
The river San Gabriel, and distant 1853
chains and 53 links south, and 1876 chains
and 40 links west from the sycamore tree,
station tive (5) of the exterior boundary OF
the Government Survey of said Rancho
LA Puente;' thence along said branch
S 6i31 deg, w IA chains to station 9; thence
N Bl3 deg, w 7 chains and so links to
station 3; thence S 54 a deg,W llchainsand
SO links to station 4; thence S 7l3l deg, w
IL chains to station 5; thence S3I deg, w
chains to station 6; thence along the
east bank of the river San Gabriel, s l0%
deg, W Ia chains to station Z; thence S
324 deg, W 0 chains to station s; thence S
50h deg, w chains to station 8: thence
into the river bed, N 75 deg, w 20 chains
and 10 links to station 10, being the most
westerly corner of said Joseph W. Work
mans tract, and a point on the exterior
ing N 40l4 deg, Il 27 chains, more or less,
from the end of the SD course OF said Ran
cho. Thence along the exterior line of
said Ranches, N 40l4 deg. f 8 chains,
more or less. to the irregular mound OF
rock aforementioned, being the place of
beginning. SAVING AND EXCEPTING from
the above a certain tract of land conveyed
by William Workman to Margaret Work.
man de Temple, dated March 5th, 1885,
recorded March 5th, 1868. in book of
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
mouth OF the mill race, where it is taken
out of the creek of water that runs over
and through the Puente Rancho, Los An
supplies the mill of William Workman,
lately built in and upon the Puente Ran
cho; thence southwesterly,d down the bed
of said creek to said mill, and on in con-
unuation down said bed, the distance OF
one thousand Il ,0u0l yards below the said
mill: thence northwesterly, out from
said creek, one thousand q Q,0O0) yards;
thence northeasterly and parallel to said
creek. to point in front OF the mouth OF
the said mill race; thence southerly down
10 fInn n nd mr. n nfr ran fo,.n
said, be the contents more or less. Saw
ING AND EXCEPTING, also, a certain tract
of land conveyed by William Workman to
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
by deed dated August Goth, 1873, and re-
corded in book 27 of deeds, page I23, and
described as follows: strip or tract of
land, one hundred $50 feet wide, lying
equally on each side of the located line
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany's railroad, where the same is loca-
ted through the tract or subdivision of the
"La Puente Rancho,' in the county of
Los Angeles, State of California, and well
known as the "Workman Tract,n and be-
ing more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wiJ: Commencing for the same
at point on the centre line of the SOUTH
ern Pacific Railroad, where said centre
line intersects the northwestern line of
said Workman Tract at the crossing of
the San Gabriel river, and i'm mediately
north ofcounty road; and running thence
easterly, along said centre line of said
Southern Pacific Railroad, near to said
county road, and entirely through said
Workman Tract to the eastern boundary
line thereof, at point north of The bed of
san Jose Creek, EN- bracing strip of land
fifty 500 feet wide on each side OF said
centre line. for distance of twenty thou
sand (20,030) feet, more or less, contain-
ing an area of forty-six and two-tenths
EXCEPTING, also, all that tract of land
conveyed by William Workman to the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company by q
certain deed dated April Sth, 1874, record
ed May 4th, 1874, IN book 20 of deeds,
page 3l7, Records of Los Angeles county,
and described as follows: All that cer-
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land situate,
lying and being in said county OF Los An
geles, and bounded and particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at stake N rs deg 48 minutes, + 2l4l feet
from the northwest corner of brick
church; thence N 43 deg 23 min II 536 feet
to stake; thence S 46 deg 81 min 4 39711s
feet to a take; thence S % deg 2b min, W
574 feet to a stake; thence n 46 deg 81
min w 6021a feet to the point of begin.
ming, containing exclusive of the right
OF way l00feet wide extending through
the samel five acres of land, more or less,
being a portion of the La Puente Rancho.
The total area of the tract herein desig-
mated and described as "Third," after ex-
cepting the several portions mentioned
and described in The six deeds last above
referred to, is II 1857 acres, be the same
more or less.
FouRTH-All that tract of land situated
in the county of Los Angeles known as
the Rancho de Felipe Lugo,' or Dolores ,
granted April 18th, 1915, by Pho Pico to
Teodoro Remero and Forge Morillo, and
whose tile was confirmed by the United
States Land Commissioners October 18th,
1858, TO the papers in the case before that
tribunal, No 432, and to the records and
field notes of surveys in the office of the
United States Surveyor-General in San
Francisco, reference is hereby made for q
more particular description.
FIFTH-Ali that tract of land situated
in the county of Los Angeles, known as
the Rancho La Merced,' for WHICH pa
Government to +. L. F. Temple and Juan
NJ. Sanchez, dated February 13th, 1872, to
which, and to the plat and field notes OF
survey therein contained reference is
hereby made for q more particular de-
soription, containing 1868 70 100 acres.
SIXTH-Also, all those pieces, parcels,
or lots of land situated in the City of Los
Angeles, county OF Los Angeles, State Of
California, bounded and particular
ly described as follows, to-wit: First-All
such part or portion remaining unsold
and now owned by the said p. T. f Tenn
pie or William Workman in that piece,
percel or lot of land situated in the said
City of Los Angeles, bounded by First,
known and designated as Block Number
one ~ on the map or survey of the City
of Los Angeles, made by Lieutenant Il. U.
g. Ord in 1919. Second-That piece, parcel
or lot of land situated in the City of Los
Angeles, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Commencing ON the northwesterly
line of Spring street, at point where the
same is intersected by the southerly line
of land of Hamilton; run thence north
2Gh deg west, I45 feet and 9 inches; thence
south 6SH deg west, along the southeastern
ly line of New High street, 239 feet and 10
inches; thence southeasterly 1877 feet to
tho northwesterly line OF Spring Street:
and thence along said line of Spring
street, $40 feet and 8 inches TO the point OF
commencement. Third-All that piece,
parcel, lot of land situated in the said
City of Los Angeles, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Bounded on the SOUTH
east by Main street; on the southwest by
Market street; on the northwest by Spring
street, and o0-the northeast by the square
open space he junction OF Main and
monlY known as the "remp Block ~