Imperial Valley press., 1912-09-27
No. e34S2
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALE,
John L. Bishop, ct al,
VS..
Picacho Basin Mining Company, "a Cor
poration.)

Los Angeles, state or Can1Ornla, WneIelI
John I. Bishop, Caleb S. Ridgway. Cler-
ance S. Bement and Henry r. Edmunds
plaintiffs, and Picacho Basin Mining Com
pany. Ga corporation), defendant, upon 9
Judgment rendered red the 22nd day of Au, u,
s12s,542, ,s4-1OO dollars United States golt
coin. besides costs and interest,
have this day levied upon al
said DEFENDANT, Picacho Basin Mining
Company "a corporation), of. in and tC
the following described real estate, to wit
All that certain real property lying ant
being situate in the County of Imperial
State of California, formerly of the Coun.
ty of San Diego, as set forth in deco
recorded in Book No. 421 of Deeds, page
l ct seq, Records of San Diego County
Corder.
All that certain real property lying and
situate in the County of Imperial State
of California, and particularly described
as follows, to wit:
All blocks situate in the town of Pi-
cacho Imperial County, California. num-
Nine 90; also, Lots numbered Seven (7)
and Eight 80 in Block Three 90; Lots
numbered Eleven I'D, Twelve Q2) and
Thirteen Q3) in Block Four %; Lots
(52) and the arroyo. Fifty three $50
Fifty-four (5D and Fifty-tive (55) in
Block Ten G0) and the land between
Lot One % and the arroyo, all as shown
Imperial County. California. according to
the said map made by Homer Santee, on
file in the office of the County Recorder
of said County of San Diego.
Also all of the unplatted ground lying
east of the plat of the town of Picacho
in Section Nineteen Q9), Township Thir-
teen Q3) south, Range Twenty-three (23)
east lying along the south bank of the
Colorado River. and formerly part of the
homestead of Joseph Mendiv1l. and more
particularly described as follows:
:, All that parcel of land situated imme-.
diately east of the plated townsite of
Picacho. California, beginning on the east
side Of lots Fiftyfiv (55), Fifty-four (54)
and Fifty-three (53). and then following
the Colorado river, the same being the
east part of the homestead of Joseph
Mendivil in Section Nineteen Q9), Town
ship Thirteen 09) south, Range Twenty
three (23) east: there being on said land
one large stone building, one good house
and two other houses and corrals.
Also all that real property situate in
Picacho Township. County of Imperial,
State of California, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Commencing at the northeast corner
according to survey made by John Colds
worthy for mill-site purposes on the south
ming thence along the bank of said river
in d westerly direction nine hundred (900)
feet to monument placed by said Colds
worthy at the northwest corner of said
mill-site survey; thence southerly about
nine hundred (900) feet to the southwest
corner of said survey, to a monument;
thence easterly about nine hundred (9O0)
feet on SECTION line Of Section Twenty
Range Twenty-Five (22) east, S. B. b.
and NJ, to monument placed by said
Goldsworthy thence northerly about nine
hundred (900) feet to the place of be-
ginning.
Also the pumping plant located upon
the last described premises.
Also the mill-site known as the River
all other buildings and appurtenances To-
Gated upon the irregular tract OF ground
lying south of and adjoining the south
boundary of section Nineteen U9), Town
ship Thirteen u3) south. Range Twenty
three (23) east and more particularly
described as follows:
Commencing at a stake in mound of
stone three hundred fifty-six (356) feet
west of the quarter section corner on
section line Of section Nineteen G9).
Township Thirteen G3) sonth. Range
Twenty y-three t23) east. s. B. B.; thence
south two hundred sixty-nine (269) feet to
stake IN mound of stone thence east
one hundred ninety Q90) feet to stake
in mound of stone; thence south two
hundred seventy-five t275) feet to stake
dred siNty-sev and four-tenths (267.4
feet to stake in mound of stone; thence
south one hundred fifty G50) feet to
stake in mound of stone; thence west
ollc twenty tl-Ut Ittl 10 stake
in mound of stone; thence north one hun
dred fifty 1501 feet to stake in mound
of stone: thence west one hundred forty
three and five-tenths G43.5) feet to stake
hundred seventy-five (275) feet to stake
in mound of stone; thence east one hun
dred forty and nine tenths 040.9) feet to
stake in mound of stone: thence north
two hundred SiXty-nine (269) feet to stake
in mound OF stone. on the south line of
said section Nineteen 90; thence east
two hundred (20O) feet to place of be-
situate in the old Picacho Min
California. and being the same prop
erty described in notice OF location there
of. recorded in Book % of Miscellaneous
Records. page 251, ct seq. Records of
San Diego County. California.
Also the mill-site known as the "San
George Mill-site." described as follows. to
wit:
Beginning at corner No. of a post
identical with corner No. Dulcinea Mill
site, corner No. Venus Mill-site and
corner No. 4 Apache Mill-site; thence in
a 2, north.erly direction Four Hundred sixty
south bank of the Colorado River: thence
in an easterly direction four hundred
siXty-six and seven tenths (466.O feet,
in a southerly direction four hundred
siXty-siX and seven-tenths (466.O feet
to corner No. of a post identical with
corner No. 3. Dulcinea Mill-site; thence
III d WtSttIlE ufTtCllOf lOuG nuIluTeu Sixty
six and seven-t tenths (466.O feet to the
place of beginning. being the same prop
erty described in the notice of location
thereof recorded in Book No. %: Miscel-
laneous Records, Page 11o, Records of San
Diego County. California
Also mill-site known as the "Dulcinea
Mill-site," particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at corner No. 1. a round
post set in the fiat near the east edge of
the hill and identical with corner No. 4,
Venus Mill-site; thence in a nOrtherly di-
rection 1867 feet to corner No. 2. a post
Identical with corner No. Venus Mill
site, corner No. Apache Mill-site and
corner No. | San George Mil-site; thence
in an easterly direction 1867 feet to corner
No: 3, round post set near some will
San George Mill-site; thence in a south
erly direction 1867 feet to corner No. T.
a round post; thence in westerly direc-
tion 1857 feet to place of beginning. and
being the same property described in no.
tice of location recorded in Book No. 2S.
Records. page 115, Records
of San Diego County. California.
Also the Mill-site known as the Venus
Mill-site,' particularly described as fol-
lows
Beginning at corner No. l, a stake iden-
teal with one of the two most easterly
corners of the mill-ste on which the mill
of said California King Gold Mines Com
pany stands and running in a nOrtherly
with the line of said mill-site
2I5 feet. at which point it leaves said
mill-site: thence on said course 1917
feet to corner No. 2, post 4 inches
in diameter identical with corner No. 1
of the Apache Mill site. located January
|. 1904; thence in an eastery direction
1867 feet to corner No. s. a post 8 inches
by inches set in a mesquite bush and
identical with corner No. Apache Mill
site, corner No. ! San George Mil ll-site
and corner No. 2 Dulcinea Mill-site, all
located January l. 1904: thence in a south
erly direction 1867 feet to corner No A..
a round post identical with corner No. 1
Dulcinea Millsite: thence in westerly
direction 466.7 feet to place of beginning.
and being the same property described in
notice of location thereof. recorded in
Book No. % of Miscellaneous Records,
page 116. records of San Diego County,
California.
Also the Mill-site known as the APACHE
Mill-site," particularly described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at corner No. 1. round post
identical with corner No. 2 Venus Mill
site; thence in a northerly direction 466. Z
feet to the bank of the Colorado river:
thence following the line of said bank in
an easterly direction 1867 feet; thence in
a southerly direction 1861 feet to cor
ner No. 4. n post identical with corner
No. /. San George Mill-site. corner No. 2
Dulcinea Mill-site and corner No. 8 Venus
Mil-site: thence in a westerly direction
1861 feet to the place of beginning and
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