In Re Sackett

The foregoing cases were consolidated and tried as one case. Kate Barnard Morse, defendant in the one case and petitioner in the other, appeals from the "judgment and interlocutory decree" and from an order requiring her to sign and acknowledge a certain map and plat. On November 10, 1916, application No. 6, in L. R. No. 112, was filed by Mrs. Morse. That was an application for the registration of her title to two parcels of land, being respectively, the south half and the north half of lot 1 in Howell's subdivision, in the county of Los Angeles, as per map recorded in book 23, page 92, miscellaneous records *Page 593 of said county, excepting a twenty-foot strip on the north side of said first parcel and a twenty-foot strip, on the south side of the second, for road purposes. In each description in the petition it is stated that the easterly line of said lot is parallel with and twenty feet westerly from the center line of Marengo Avenue. According to the map of Howell's subdivision as recorded, lot 1 is a rectangle measuring 550 feet on the east and west lines thereof and 198 feet on the north and south lines. Said petition alleged that the owners of the land adjoining said lot…