Henne

The action was one to enforce the provisions of a certain bond in the sum of $1,800 executed by defendant in favor of C. Henne, plaintiff’s testator. It is made to appear by the record that on or about the twentieth day of November, 1906, Edward Booth and John W. Neighbours leased from Henne, for the term of five years from the first day of January, 1907, a certain storeroom in the city of Los Angeles, by which lease the lessees covenanted and agreed' to pay to said lessor as rent for said premises the sum of $54,000, payable in monthly installments of $900 each in advance on the first day of each and every month of said term of the lease. Certain other covenants are found therein of the usual and ordinary character, with reference to keeping the premises in good order and condition, not to make alterations or repairs without the consent of the lessor, not to underlet the premises without the written consent of the lessor, and with a covenant that if the lessees should move out or abandon said premises, or any part thereof, the lessor might relet the same and apply the proceeds collected, less the expenses, upon the rent to be paid by the lessees, and the lessees should be liable…