The record-union., 1896-11-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, F. w. BUCKLEY OF THE
county or Monterey, State OF California,
made a certain deed of trust to FRED Nj
WEST and w w WESTBAY, dated Oc-
,ooer ,oos 10, 1888, ana recorded October Is.
1oso' IN Book a, vol 81 of Deeds of Trust,
page 3o1 and following, records of San
Joaquin County State of California and
recorded November Is, 1895, in Book l32
Qi trust Deeds and Agreements, page 27S.
heoords of Sacramento County, State of
California, said deed conveying the real
property hereinafter described for the pur-
pose Oh securing the payment of a promis-
sorry note OF the date of said deed of trust;
and whereas, default has been made in the
payment OF the interest due on said prom
isSory note.
Now, therefore, under the authority
vested IN Fred NJ. West and w. w. West
pay, trustees, by the said deed OF trust,
and upon application of the holder of said
note. the undersigned, as such trustees.
will on SATURDAY, December ), =. d,
1896, at twelve Q2) o'clock (noon), at the
main entrance of the County Courthouse,
IN the city of Stockton, county OF San
Joaquin. State of California, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
in gold coin of the Government of the
United States of America, all of the real
property described in said deed of trust. to
wit: The pieces or parcels of land situ-
ated in the counties of San Joaquin and
Sacramento, State of California, and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Part or the
Arroyo Seco Rancho, being known by the
surveyed and made by James Stratton In
the year 1863 by the number 1877, and be-
ginning at stake at the foot of the hill
on the southerly side of Dry Creek Valley
on the westerly line of the Perkey Tract
from which a live oak 30' in diameter
bears S. So Z. so links, thence along the
said westerly line of the said Perkey Tract
n. 25Hs' w. 1857 chains to an oak tree
feet in diameter, thence n. 2T4' W.
14.65 chains to post at the northeasterly
corner of the Withington's inclosure
from which live oak feet diameter IN
the slough bears S. S5H' Z. us links,
thence along the fence on the northeriy
side of said inclosure S. 464' w. 2636
chains to an angle thereof from which an
links, thence n. 30$4' w. 1872 chains to a
post on the southeasteriy corner of the
Swift Tract; thence along said tract 5.
S94' w. 1917 chains to post OF the
fence from which an oak 20' in diameter
bears S. 81 w. 30 links, thence along the
fence on the westerly side of said With
ington's inclosure S. a w. 1854 chains TO
the post at the southwesterly corner
thereof, thence meandering along fence on
the southerly side thereof :. 1874 Il. 43. 81
chains, S. 5Oi2' Z. % chains, n. S31i l.
2145 chains to a fence post from which a
live oak feet diameter bears 5. 6%l' +. 2l6
links, thence across the northerly point
of the hill N. 51la' +. 41.47 chains to the
point of beginning, containing 335.1 10 acres.
Also number 13e, beginning at post at
the easterly common corner of the Hutson
and Masterson Tracts, from which an oak
feet in diameter bears S. 14A w. 479
links and an oak 21a feet diameter bears n
along the easterly line of said Ed. Master
sons tract n "a w. GAS chains west Al
links to post on northerly side of Dry
Creek from which D. an oak 20 diameter iF
W..56. .o4 chains to an angle thereof: thence
N 29Iao f. Al links, thence n. Il ". 17.3t
chains to a post at the northwesterIy
corner of said Swifts inclosure 30 links
n IA W. from the northeast corner of the
Masterson's Enclosure. thence meander-
ing along the fence on the northeriy and
easterly side of said Swifts inciosure n.
S4140 L. 81 .68 chains to stake from which
an oak feet diameter bears ). 64 W.
80 links, thence 5. sZ% l.. 44schaIns TO
stake and stone 13S links easterly from
the northeasterly corner of said inclos-
ure from which stake live oak feet
diameter bears S. T64 E. III links, thence
S. AZ E. 1888 chains to q post of the
fence thence S 3034 L. 1890 chains to q
most at the northerly corner OF George
Withington's Enclosure, from which an
oak feet in diameter bears \: 49$4 W. SIS
links, thence along the northerly line OF
said Withington's inclosure S. s912' w.
1917 chains to the northwesterly corner,
thereof from which an oak 20" diamete.
bears S. 81 w. 50 links thence S. So ".
% SO chains to the place or beginning, con-
tanning 5000 acres.
Also, beginning at the southeast
corner OF the Hnts4n 1ls o. ., tract and
=. -.
e. 225O chains; thence n SO e. 21.45
chains. thence N. 5712' r. u 30 chains to
Perkey's line, thence s. 1923 chains to
south boundary of grant; thence along
said boundary n. SS' ~ w 50 chains
thence n. S90 .06' w. 1920 chains to stake
at southeast corner of the tract bought
by Hutson, thence n. o. % w. 30. 53 chains
to the place of beginning, containing
$50 p acres. Also, beginning at the north
east corner of the Swift tract, from which
a live oak feet diameter bears S. I6s.
e III links distant thence S. a. +. 80 50
chains to q fence post thence S. 81 Il
II ~ chains thence y. 46Ao E. 20 % chains
TO Perkey's west line thence n. ~ W.
55 90 chains to a stake, thence n 651ae
W 4o9S chains to stake, thence N. S254o
W. 6.21 chains TO place of beginning, con-
tanning 2sS.36 acres.
Also. commencing at a post at the north
west corner of lot 1877 (formerlv
known as the Wilmington place. according
to the survey and map made by James /
Stratton in June and July. 1863, thence
westerly along the southerly boundary
line of lot 13S to a post at the north
east corner Of lot 140 known as the
easterly boundary line of said lot 14O
thirty (3o) chains, more or less. to a post
AT northwest corner of the tract. contain
ing 55o21 acres hereinbefore described.
thence northeasterly to a post forming the
southwest corner OF said lot 1877
thence north A. east along the west line OF
lot 137 as hereinbefore described,
lot 1877. the place OF beginning, said
tract being formerly known and desg-
mated as the 100-acre tract.
Together with ali the improvements and
appurtenances thereto belonging
Stockton. Cal, November ,, 1896.