Buckley

Ejectment. Defendant had judgment, from which, and from the order denying motion for new trial, plaintiff appeals. Block K of Horton’s addition to the city of San Diego is fractional, and its west boundary line is the east boundary line of fractional block 2 of Middletown, the two fractional blocks extending from Front street on the east to Union street on the west, forming one entire block, being bounded as shown above on the east and west, on the south by C street, and on the north by B street. Plaintiff claims by a deed made to her in 1886, describing her land as follows: “Beginning at the southwest corner of block K, Horton’s addition, thence easterly twenty-five feet, thence northerly one hundred feet, thence westerly twenty-five feet, thence southerly one hundred feet to beginning; being the same land previously conveyed to plaintiff’s grantor by the San Diego and Los Angeles R. R. Co.” It is otherwise known as the west twenty-five feet off lots G and H of Horton’s addition. Defendant claims the east ninety-two feet of said lot G through conveyance which described a piece of land beginning at the southeast corner of said block K; thence northerly along Front street fifty…