The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
Notice of Sale by Referees in Parti-
ton.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
l. ty OF San Bernardin state of California.
Max Meyberg Mortz, Meyberg and Maurice
s. Hellman, executors OF the last will of Isaiah
NJ. Hellman, deceased, and Emma Hellman
Meyberg, Bertha Hellman Meyberg, Camille
Hellman and Leah IIellman, by her guardian
IIellman, J. Downey Harvey, as administra-
tor of the estate of John G. Downey, deceased.
substituted as defendant herein for John g
Downey, deceased; Emeline Childs, O.. W.
Childs jr.. Emma S. Childs Carrie NJ. Hicks
and Frank S. Hicks, husband of the said Car
RE NJ. Hicks, Ruth E.. Childs. stephen, v.
Childs Hortense C. Childs. Leah Dreyfus
Emile Dreyfus, Walter Dreyfus, Henry Drey-
fus, the Cucamongo company, the Cucamonga
Water company, the Cucamonga Fruit Land
company, II. W. Lawrence r. Garvey, George
Hansen Eenry S. Keller, C. Ducommun, the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF Los Angeles,
a corporation, W f. Henning, one of the de-
PENDANTS sued herein as an unknown owner,
who has appeared in said action. and all per-
sons unknown " no have or claim any interest
in the property herein described, defendants.
Notice is hereby given that, under and by
virtue of an introductory decree in partition
of the superior court of The county of San Ber-
nardino ate of California, duly made, en-
A. d. / S94, in the above entitled action. where
by we were commanded to sell the property
hereinafter described, we will receive bids.
in writing, at the office OF E. I. Wright, No.
az Franklin street. in the city of
Los Ange es, county OF Los Angeles.
state of California, on or :, before the
tain real property situate in the county of San
Bernardino, state of California. and particu-
lary described as follows to wit:
First-That certain tract of land, commenc-
ing at point on the San Bernardino base line
distant NJ so chains west of the Intersection of
the said base line with the eastern boundary of
the Rancho Cucamonga, said point being west
Up chains from point commonly known
and referred TO as the quarter-secton corner
on the north boundary OF section B. township
! south, range west, 8. b. NJ. and running
thence south 66 chains; thence west 1880
chains; thence north SO chains to the said
San Bernardino base line; and thence east
along the sad base line 70 chains and SO
links to the place of beginning. and contain
ing 524.7 acres Of land
second-That certain other tract of land,
commencing at a point on the linz dividing
sections and 8. township l south, range z
west. S. B. NJ. distant % chains east from the
northwest corner of said section 3; and rum
ming thence north Id chains; thence east 70
chains, 80 linKs along the south boundary of
the said 5247 acre tract last above described,
to the southeast corner thereof; thence south
chains thence west along the line of the
Cucamonga Vineyard tract 90 chains SO
links; thence south along the western line of
said Cucamonga Vineyard tract IL chains;
thence west II chains to the place of begin
ming, and containing 36 acres OF land.
Third-That certain other tract OF land
commencing at point in the San Bernardino
base line, distant 300 chains west from its in
tersection with the eastern boundary Of the
Rancho Cucamonga, the said point being COM
monty known and referred to as the north west
west, S. j. NJ, and running thence south 30
chains; thence east 3 chains; thence north so
chains to the said base line; and thence along
the same west chains to the place of begin
ming, and C 'ntaining 10 acres OF land.
The said three tracts of land being the same
tracts marked on the map. copy OF which is
annexed to the complaint in this action,
marked Exhibit A." as 1924 acres" 1868
acres, and 1890 acres"
and secondly above described, to the rights of
the owners of the Cucamonga Vineyard tract
described in the complaint in this action, to
the u Of "a OF all of the waters now flowing
from the springs thereon in Cucamonga creek,
or from the tunnels which have been run on
said tract OF land, as aCpurtenant to the said
Cucnmonga Vineyard tract and also subject
to the rights of the Cucamonga Fruit Land
company to the use of one-half of all the
waters now flowing from said springs IN Cue
amonga creek, or from the tunnels which have
been run said tracts of land-the total
amount of water flowing from said sources on
the 9Th day OF December 1894. according to
the terms of said introductory decree in part
ition, being 524 inches, measured under
four-inch pressure, each inch being equivalen.
TO flow of one-fiitieth of a cubic foot OF water
per secondhand subject, further, to the pro-
visions of the introductory decree in this
action, entered, as aforesaid. on the 9Th day OF
December, 1894, wherein 1t is provided that in
case the owners of the fee 10 said two tracts OF
land firstly and secondly, hereinbefore de-
scribed, to-wit.: Said 524.7 and said 1858 acre
tracts, should, in the future, see fit to make
further evelopments OF water and such dev.
elopments should decrease the flow of said
springs, the Cucamonga creek or the said
tunnels now on said land, then. out of such
developments S made by the owners OF the
fee to said land, the amount of water decreed
by said interlocutory decree as being appur-
tenant to said Vineyard tract to-wit: % OF 52l
inches, measured as aforesaid, and the amount
OF waterdecreed to the Cucamonga Fruit Land
company, to-wit: a OF 524 inches measured
as aforesaid, is to be made good to said parties,
their successors or assigns, out OF such future
developments.
lie ms and conditions OF sale-Each Of said
tracts OF land is to be BID for separately; 10
acceptance OF bid, and balance thereon upon
confirmation of sale by the above-entitled
court; purchase money to be paid in United
States gold coin.
Dated Los Angeles, December 14th, 1894.
A. PETSCH,
Z. T. WRIGHT,
JOHN 4. GAFFEY,
12-15-Sat.7t Referees.