Lantz
Lantz v. Fishburn
Opinion
Lead Opinion
James, J.
After decision heretofore rendered in this action by this court a rehearing was granted. Upon a re-examination of the case, we are satisfied with the conclusions expressed in our former decision, except as to the matter discussed in the concluding paragraphs of the opinion filed, and we therefore adopt, as stating our present views, the major portion of that opinion, which is as follows:
In the concluding portion of the opinion from which we have quoted it was noted that, after this action had been decided upon the former appeal, as hereinbefore referred to, defendant Bh'einschild, as the owner of the three bonds, had again given notice to the city treasurer requiring that the property holden as security for the payment thereof be sold, this notice covering bond No. 4, which had not been included in the first notice of sale. Further, that the city treasurer had again proceeded with the sale of the property, but that the notice of sale was published for only two weeks instead of three weeks, as required by the provisions of section 3766 of the Political Code; also that charges claimed against the property, and for which it was sold, included an item of $10 costs, for the…