and recording a deed thereto-, tbe lot being unoccupied and unimproved." In- answer to questions as to tbe possession, and as to wbat acts of possession bad been performed by bis alleged predecessors in interest, be answered, "I do not know." In answer to a question as to when tbe heirs of Phoebe Ann Webster first learned of tbeir alleged interest in said lot, be answered, "I am informed that they knew of it first within tbe present year." We do not think a further review or analysis of tbe evidence necessary. Tbe plaintiff is not shown by tbe evidence to have been in tbe possession or control of tbe property within tbe ten years immediately preceding tbe commencement of tbe action, and we do not think that tbe evidence established a title in him to a half, or any other, interest in tbe said lot. Respondents and tbeir predecessors in interest bad exercised dominion over, and claimed, tbe property adversely against tbe world since tbe Webster deed in 1886.
Tbe judgment of tbe superior court will therefore be affirmed.
Mount, C. J., Dunbar, Crow, Hadley, Rudkin, and Fullerton, JJ., concur.