Arcega
People Ex Rel. Bradford v. Arcega
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Hart, J.
The appeal is from the judgment on the judgment-roll alone.
The object of the action is to abate a nuisance alleged to have existed and been maintained in and on certain premises described as the west one-half of the east one-half of lot No. 3, in the block between Second and Third and L and M Streets, in the city of Sacramento, “and particularly the building known as No. 220 L Street.”
The complaint alleges that the appellant, Arcega, was at all the times referred to in the complaint and is the owner of. said premises and building; that certain fictitiously named females have and claim some interest in and upon said real property and are the owners of the furniture, fixtures, musical instruments, and other movable property situated in said building, “as relator is informed, believes and alleges”; that “on or for some time prior to the thirteenth day of September, 1917, and ever since that date, said premises were and now are used for the purposes of lewdness, assignation and prostitution, and upon said premises acts of lewdness, assignation and prostitution were held and did occur, and said premises were and now are a nuisance under the laws of the state of California.”