O'Hanrahan

Judgment was entered herein enjoining the defendants from obstructing High Street in front of the plaintiff’s residence near the westerly end of block G in the town of Truckee and for damages in the sum of one hundred dollars. The defendants have appealed from the judgment.

As stated in appellants’ opening brief, “there is little or no dispute as to the material facts.” The defendants claim ownership of the part of High Street in question under a quitclaim deed from Paul M. Doyle, whose claim of title was based on a quitclaim deed from the Pacific Improvement Company. Plaintiff’s residence is upon lots 1, 2, and 3, being the first three lots at the westerly end of block G. These lots were conveyed to plaintiff’s husband, now deceased, and to whose title the plaintiff has succeeded, by a deed executed by Charles Crocker April 6, 1883, in which deed the property is described as follows: “All that real property situated in the town of Truckee . . . known and described on the official map of said town as lots numbers one, two and three in block G.” No map of the town of Truckee was filed in the office of the county recorder until July 15, 1890, and no other map thereof was filed…