Deed - E 14th St, widening - File 33, 1917

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DOTE 1: - -'o examination .nacle as to Town of San Leandro Taxes or `street Assessments. NOTE 2:- On Aril 25, 1904, the title to the premises under search was vested in Luiza Garcia, also called Louisa Garcia. In Liber 2374 of Deeds, at page 356, appears a deed of gift from Luiza Enos ( formerly Luiza Garcia) to I.1anuel H. Garcia, Joseph H. Garcia and Frank H. Garcia, dated April 25, 1904 and recorded October 11, 1915, which contains ti:e following description: "Commencing at a point on the South .d�esterly line of the Co-xfty Road leading from San Leandro to Oakland, distant thereon 3 62-2 chains South Easterly from the Nlortherl7T corner of the tract of land conveyed by Ignacio Peralta to ..aria A. Toler, by deed dated June 18th, 1856 and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Alameda County in Liber "E" of Deeds, at page '-374, and running at right angles from said County Road South 5?° 55' est 27 56 chains; thence South 31° 05' East 3 62 ti chains to the Southern line of said County road; and thence along said line of said road North S1° C5' ': est 3 62 ;l chains to the point of coim-encement. Containing 10 acres more or less". Said description is defective in that the point of beginning therein given is indefinite and uncertain; furthermore, the third course is omitted and the second course -runs South '01' 05' East 3 622 chains to the Southern line of said County Road, and hence does not include the hereinafter described premises. In said purported deed, said Luiza Enos reserved to herself a life estate in said premises. On 1 ovember 22, 1915 the petition of '. anuel H. Garcia for decree terminating the life estate of said Luiza Enos, formerly Luiza Garcia, was filed in the Superior Court of Alameda County, said petition alleging that said Luiza -Mos died Iiovember 12, 1915. Thereafter on December 10, 1915, order was entered terminating said life estate.