Deed - E 14th St, widening - File 40, 1917

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with the South Easterly line of Peralta revenue, and running thence Easterly along said road 144 feet, etc. It is assumed that at the date of said deed, the South V1estern line of said County Road (now called East lath Street) was located 7 feet South 'i"lesterly of the original line of said road, but nothing appears of record from which said fact con be definitely determined. By reason of the termination of the life estate of said James Linfoot, the entire title to the premises under search passed to Benjamin F. :Jason. In acquiring title to the hereinafter described premises, however, a deed should also be obtained from the Legal Representatives of Junior 'onarch Hay Press Co., a lapsed corporation, and Charles L. Lliller, the owners, by mesne conveyances from James Linfoot, of the premises adjoining on the South "nest. DESCRIPTION. All that lot of land situated in the Town of San Leandro, County of Alameda, State of California, bounded and described as follows, to -wit: - Beginning at a point on the South l'Jestern line of East 14th Street (formerly called County Road from Oakland to San Leandro), as it originally existed, distant thereon South Easterly ninety-nine (99) feet from the intersection thereof with the South Eastern line of Peralta Avenue; running thence South Easterly along said line of East 14th Street forty-five (45) feet; thence South 'dJesterly parallel with said line of Peralta Avenue seven (7) feet; thence Forth Westerly parallel with said line of East 14th Street forty-five (45) feet; thence I'Iorth Easterly parallel with said line of Peralta Avenue seven (7) feet to the point of beginning.