oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-17

SCHEDULE ADOPTED IN ORANGE LEAGUE 9 BASEBALL TEAMS Nine teams, representing as many high schools, will fight out this spring for the baseball championship of the Orange league. The season will begin Friday, Feb. 23, earlier than the pennant chase has started here in many years. The above action was taken when Orange league representatives gathered to map out a baseball schedule for the season. It was agreed that the league consist of nine teams, Santa Ana, Fullerton, Whittier, Orange, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove, San Juan Capistrano and Tustin. The winner will be determined on the percentage basis of games won and lost. At the close of the penchant scramble the teams which finish first and second in the league standing will play a "two out of three" series for the championship and the right to contest for the So Calif. championship. The league game played between the two top clubs will count as one game in this final series. With all but two members of last year's strong team, which tied with Fullerton and Anaheim for the title, eligible for competition again this year, indications are that Coach "Spud" Morrison of Santa Ana will have one of the strongest outfits in the Orange league ranks. The league schedule adopted yesterday follows: February 23.—Anaheim, bye; San Juan Capistrano at Whittier; Fullerton at Tustin; Garden Grove at Santa Ana; Huntington Beach at Orange. March 2—San Juan Capistrano at Anaheim; Whittier at Fullertion; Tustin at Garden Grove; Santa Ana at Huntington Beach; Orange, bye. March 9—Anaheim at Fullertion; Garden Grove at Whittier; Huntington Beach at Tustin; Orange at Santa Ana; San Juan Capistrano, bye. March 16—Anaheim at Garden Grove; Fullertion at San Juan Capistrano. FULLERTON GIRLS WILL PLAY ORANGE Fullerton H. S. girls basketball team plays Orange tomorrow, and the boys' first team plays Anaheim. Fullerton girls: Emma Johnson, Margaret McFadden, Florence Carpenter, Joan Dunlap, Alice Corcoran, Thelma Stull, Gertrude Wents, Margaret Yorba, Nora Stull, Pauline Knepp, Fay Watking, Margaret Wents, Beatrice Lang, Margaret Bloodgood, Lelah Stewart, Isabel Dunlap, Genevieve Wents and Ruth Cook. Fullerton boys—Donald Batchman, Cecil Carter, Howard Crooke, Perry Davis, John Dunn, Lee Ellis, George Foster, Marvin Fritz, Ira Goldring, Clifford Marshburn, Earl Hogle, Elmer McKinnan, Ted Nordheim, Charles Petty, Jeff Raffi, Cecil Randall, Earl Schuppter, Marshall Steen, Robert Taylor, Harry White and Lyman Crawford. FIELD MEET WILL GO TO FULLERTON Orange-co's annual track and field meet will be held in Fullerton this year. Anaheim was to have had this honor, but owing to lack of proper equipment will exchange with Fullerton. Anaheim will have the big event next year. Another big event in sport annals is the tri-county track meet. The under path stars will congregate at Huntington Beach March 17th. This league takes in Oranges Riverside and San Bernardino cos., and is one of the greatest athletic events of the year. INTERURBAN LEAGUE Puckett's lunch will meet Anaheim fine on the local alleys in the Interurban league last night. PRES. HARDING ILL WITH COLD WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—President Harding is to seriously ill that he has been forced to cancel all ANAHEIM FULLER'S FAST Coach Ray H. ketball players Fullerton Athletic evening defeat The older boys Anaheim's play ball was. Hawton H. S. starstared for the considerable lads deserve cr a victory over Anaheim. Po forwards; Wallh and James gua Hile for Newkirk and Newkirk for Fullerton play Deland, forwarder; Meiser and Subs, Sherwood ba for Meiser; T Raiser, for Claer. A prolim event of the Tustin squads. Anaheim ed away from T the small end of This game was a Players: Sweeney Shea and Bastin center. Substitit Gliss, Bastin for Shea; Jayne for Jayne. Tusin squad: ney, forwards; Diel and Crawfof Hickey doe Car Whitman, Bonne EUROPE STRIK LONDON, Jan and intervention States and Great the German repa to prevent French Rhineland from war may be February 23.—Anaheim, bye; San Juan Capistrano at Whittier; Fullerton at Tustin; Garden Grove at Santa Ana; Huntington Beach at Orange. March 2—San Juan Capistrano at Anaheim; Whittier at Fullerton; Tustin at Garden Grove; Santa Ana at Huntington Beach; Orange, bye. March 9—Anaheim at Fullerton; Garden Grove at Whittier; Huntington Beach at Tustin; Orange at Santa Ana; San Juan Capistrano, bye. March 16—Anaheim at Garden Grove; Fullerton at San Juan Capistrano; Whittier at Huntington Beach; Tustin at Orange; Santa Ana. March 23—Anaheim at Huntington Beach; San Juan Capistrano at Garden Grove; Orange at Whittier; Santa Ana at Tustin; Fullerton, bye. March 30—Orange at Anaheim; Huntington Beach at San Juan Capistrano; Garden Grove at Fullerton; Santa Ana at Whittier; Tustin, bye. April 6.—No games, Spring vacation. April 13—Anaheim at Santa Ana; San Juan Capistrano at Orange; Huntington Beach at Fullerton; Garden Grove, bye; Whittle at Tustin. April 20—Tustin at Anaheim; Santa Ana at San Juan Capistrano; Fullerton at Orange; Garden Grove at Huntington Beach; Whittler, bye. April 27—Whittler at Anaheim; Tustin at San Juan Capistrano; Ful- INTERURBAN LEAGUE Puckett's Lunch will meet Ana, helm fine on the local alleys in the Interurban league last night. PRES. HARDING ILL WITH COLD WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.—President Harding is to seriously ill that he has been forced to cancel all appointments. On advice of his personal physician, Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer, the President is confide in to the study at the White House. He is not even at the presidential desk to transact the business of the nation, but is still being consulted on matters of extreme importance. The President's illness resulted from a severe cold which he contracted more than a week ago. NEW HAIR BRUSH A new hair brush with renewable bristles can be folded like a book and carried in a vest pocket. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results lerton at Santa Ana; Huntington Beach, bye; Orange at Garden Grove. NOTICE All bills contracted with the Graham Furniture Company on or before January 15, 1923 are payable to Albert Graham in person or at the store where Wethered-Riutcel Furniture Co. Successors to Graham Furniture Co., will be pleased to care for these accounts. Lincoln Mortgage "The oldest known form of investment in a young, progressive and rapidly developing community. Lincoln Mortgage Eight Percent Preferred Capital: 300,000 shares, cumulative preferred, par $10 300,000 shares, no par value, common Oro B. Monochet, President Samuel Henahaw, Secretary and Treasurer Paul J. McCormick I. J. Muma S. C. Graham Edward A Dickson Irwin H. H. Dr. John R. Hay Where is there a progressive, or aggressive, or rapid growing community to equal Southern California? And even when times are slow mortgages are the least influenced. LINCOLN MORTGAGE EIGHT PERCENT PREFERRED—stock offered in units only of one share preferred and one share common, twelve dollars and fifty cents a unit. H. J. Mallen & Co., Inc. Good Investment HOUSTON & ABELL 207-8 Hill Building Santa Ana Phone 2120 Orange County Representatives 404-6 Merritt Bulldog Los Angeles Phone 633-64 For complete information fill out coupon and mail to our office. P. D. PLEASE send me your circular of information. Name Address City Dealer Page of Live Local Sp ANAHEIM DEFEATS FULLERTON FIVE IN FAST GAME 24-16 Coach Ray Elliott's string of basketball players worked havoc with Fullerton Athletic club quintet last evening defeating them 24 to 18. The older boys were heavy and slow. Anaheim's players were wherever the ball was. Hawkins, former Fullerton H. S. star and veteran player, starred for the visitors and furnished considerable action. The Anaheim lads deserve credit for establishing a victory over these players. Anaheim: Pohlmann and Ross, forwards; Wallace, center; Newkirk and Janus, guards. Substitutions, Hile for Newkirk, Wallace for Hile and Newkirk for Wallace. Fullerton players; Hawkins and Deland, forwards; Pettigrew, center; Meisner and Hitchcock, guards. Subs, Sherwood for Pettigrew; Yorba for Melser; Travis for Hitchcock; Kaiser, for eLand; Schulz for Kelsler. A prelim event was the scramble of the Tustin and Anaheim bantam squads. Anaheim completely walked away from Tustin, leaving them the small end of a 31 to 8 score. This game was only a practise fray. Players: Sweeney and Gliss, forwards; Shea and Bastian, guards; Cate, center. Substitutions, Lewis for Gliss, Bastian for Cate; Easton for Shea; Jayne for Bastian, Wright for Jayne. Tustin squad: Tricky and Whitney, forwards; Harris, center; Cardiel and Crawford, guards; Subs, Hickey doe Cardiel, Lindsey for Whitman, Bonney for Trickey. EUROPE WIDE STRIKE IS CALLED LONDON, Jan. 17.—Co-operation and intervention by the United States and Great Britain to settle the German reparations problem and to prevent French occupation of the Rhineland from leading to another war may be proceeded by Prussia. SEVEN TIMES WED; STILL GOING STRONG PARIS, Jan. 17.—Seven times and still going strong is the record of a certain Mr. Dennis of Athenny, Ireland, who has just celebrated his seventh marriage at the age of 93 years. He is the father of 48 children, and counts 236 grandchildren and 444 great-grandchildren among his treasures. Mr. Dennis is in excellent health and knows the names and exact ages of each of his offspring. WORLD RECORD FOR DEEP PRODUCTION (With Oil Operators) Huntington Beach sighed a new world record when the Amalgamated Oil Company brought in a producer at a depth of 4949. This is now the deepest commercial oil producer in the world. The well is located on the Pearce property and is making 2800 barrels of 28 gravity oil. The Amalgamated Oil company's Miley-Keck No. 19 at 4939 formerly held the deep record production. The completion of the famous Pearce well marks the sixth deep well the Amalgamated has completed in the past six weeks. These deep wells run all the way from 4700 to 4949 and represents a new era in oil development. The Golden Dome Oil company seems to have a hard time in getting a producer at Huntington. The company started drilling soon after the field opened up, and the well as it now stands represents two years of hard work. The well was first completed at 3315 and at that depth took on many of the indications of a producer, it flowed some and made a lot of gas. On redrilling and deepening the well to 3375 a million foot gasser resulted. The Standard Oil Co.'s B-14, the biggest well now on production at Huntington Beach is proving a wonder. Completed a few weeks ago at 4080 barrels, the big producer has increased its flow to 4350 barrels, the gas pressure continues to rise, and the well is making high gravity clean oil. The Standard's Farnsworth No. 1 at 4860 had to re-cement few days. The gas showings are very marked. The gas has been tested and it is a petroleum gas. It is believed that this gas must be coming from an oil sand. At times the tools show quite a little oil. The drilling is making splendid progress, and with the new and encouraging showings the Pomona Oil Co. may yet sprink ga great surprise. The Keck Syndicate No. 4-1 is one of the great wells of the Long Beach field. This well was competed a week ago at 3825 feet and started off at 5000 barrels. The well has settled to 4600 barrels and is one of the greatest wells the field has yet produced. The great Keck well is located on property that a year ago would not be given a consideration for oil property. The moving picture people got into the oil business when Carl Maier brought in his Brayton well. The Brayton well was financed largely by moving picture interests. The "Movie" well was completed at 3285 feet and made a 3000 barrel producer. The Brayton well is making 25 gravity oil and making clean production. The Painted Hills Oil Ass'n has published twice a month New Departure in Baby Chick Advertising EUROPE WIDE STRIKE IS CALLED LONDON, Jan. 17.—Co-operation and intervention by the United States and Great Britain to settle the German reparations problem and to prevent French occupation of the Rhineland from leading to another war, may be proposed by Premier A. Bonar Law, if a favorable opportunity comes, it was learned from official sources this afternoon. LONDON, Jan. 17.—August Thyssen and three other German coal barons who were arrested by the French today for persistent refusal to obey General Simons' orders regarding ocal deliveries, were confronted with prison sentences, according to a dispatch from Dusf seldorf. The Germans apparently were not taken into custody but were told to consider themselves under arrest. BERLIN, Jan. 17.—Delaring that French invasion of the Ruhs endangers Europe with another war, Clara Zetkin, German communist; Karl Radek of the Russian Soviet government and J. T. W. Newbold, communist member of the British parliament, today called upon workers in London, Viena, Amsterdam and other European capitals to arrange a general strike in protest. 1000 WOLVES ARE HIS VICTIMS, CLAIM SUPERIOR, Wis., Jan. 17.—With more than 1000 wolves already to his credit and with this year's total of dead wolves to be compiled, Edward Johnson of this city has laid claim to the world's wolf killing honors. Since boyhood Johnson has lived the life of the outdoors and has studied the habits of the wolves, who can rightly claim Johnson as their greatest enemy. Johnson does his wolf killing systematically. Then lures are carefully prepared and each trap is set with a skill that years of experience have taught him. Here They Are Special Victor Records Selected from February List On Sale Today 18985 by Whiteman Orchestra "When Hearts are Young..." Fox Trot "Journeys End" Fox Trot Published twice a month New Departure in Baby Chick Advertising WITH THIS issue of the Orange County Plain Dealer we are starting the publication of a series of advertisements which we will publish on the 1st., and 15th., of each month during the months of February, March, April and May. It is our intention, in this series, if possible to come in closer touch with the Baby Chick purchasing public in the neighborhood of Anaheim than would be possible in a series of strictly formal advertising. We shall try to make this series interesting and instructive, and while calling attention to the merits of our chicks, present helpful suggestions in the care and management of baby chicks which our twelve years of experience has led us to believe to be the most practical. We shall try to make these advertisements a "SUPERIOR EGG FARM NEWS" in every sense of the word, news from one of Southern California's most successful poultry ranches. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORKS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: SECTION 1. That on the 24th day of December, 1922, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim passed and adopted its Resolution of Intention No. 169 to order the following described street work to be done in said city: to wit: that an 18-foot alley, running northerly and southerly through the Scenic Tract and extending from the northerly property line of West La Palma Street, be closed up and abandoned, and that a 15-foot alley through Lots 1 and 2, Scenic Tract, from the northerly property line of West La Palma Street to the northerly line of said Lot 2, the easterly line of said 15-foot alley being 109.18 feet at right angles elsewhere from and parallel to the western纵街 of North Lemon Street, be opened and extended. SECTION 2. That the land deemed necessary to be taken for the closing up of the 18-foot alley, in said Scenic Tract, is situated in the City of Angola. On Sale Today 18985 by Whiteman Orchestra "When Hearts are Young..." Fox Trot "Journeys End..." Fox Trot 18986 by Great White Way Orchestra "Lost (A Wonderful Girl)" "Where the Bambo Bables Grow." 18995 by International Novelty Orchestra "My Buddy..." Fox Trot "When Winter Comes..." Fox Trot 18996 by The Seranadenrs "Thru the Night..." Waltz "Red Moom..." Waltz Come in and hear them at our New Store: 206 West Center St. Weber's Music Co. Local Sporting Events The gas showings are the gas has been tested for petroleum gas. It is this gas must be commanded. At times the long splendid progress and encouraging omona Oil Co. may surprise. Dicate No. 4:1 is one of the Long Beach oil was compiled a feet and started off the well has setels and is one of the field has yet produced Keck well is lofty that a year ago even a consideration picture people got into when Carl Maier Brayton well. The financed largely by interests. The completed at 3285 a 3000 barrel production well is making clean making clean Hills Oil Ass'n has taken over the old Signal Hill Syndicate well and will try to make a producer out of it. It will be remembered that the Signal Hill Syndicate figured in the early development of the south side of the field but failed to make a commercial producer. Recent developments on the south slope leads to the belief that a few hundred feet more of hole and production will be secured. Drilling was discontinued on the Signal Hill Syndicate at 5585. Alexander Pantages, the theatre magnate, has taken a filer at Signal Hill by subleasing from the Dabney Oil Syndicate and the organization of the Pan-Helenic. Pan Helenic No.1 has been located and the McKeon Drilling Co. has taken a contract for the drilling. Pantages figured strong in the early development of Huntington Beach and his work at Long Beach will be watched with some interest. The Shell Co. brought in its biggest producer on the Cressoon property. Shell Cressoon 3 completed at 4026 is a 4000 barrel well and increases the daily output of the Shell Co. to more than 20,000 bbls. RARE TREES NURSED FOR LEPER OIL CURE WASHINGTON, Jan. 17—Rich in romance in Uncle Sam's worldwide search for new plant life to make this country more and more into another Garden of Eden. And richest in romance of all these plants are four little seedlings—baby trees—in the government greenhouse here that are being nursed as tenderly as any mother's child. They are chaulmoogra trees from whose nuts is obtained an oil that is now an accepted—and the only—cure for the dread disease of leprosy. With a retinue of 30 half-naked native porters, J. F. Rock, plant explorer for the department of agriculture, penetrated the dense tiger-infested jungles of Siam and Burma to get the precious seeds. DANCING SCHOOL Mrs. Maude Putnam Teacher of Ballet, Classical and Character Dancing Classes every Friday in Eagles Bldg. Cor. Lemon and Chestnut 2 to 6 P.M. UPPERIOR EGG Farm News twice a month Items of importance, such as feeds and feeding, care and management, brooding and housing baby chicks will be discussed from time to time, as well as many other helpful and suggestive topics. We feel you are always welcome at any time. Someone is always here who will be only too pleased to show you around. To reach our ranch by auto from Anaheim, go west on Anaheim-Artesia boulevard and Departure in Baby Chick Advertising This issue of the City Plain Dealer setting the publica series of advertisements we will publish and 15th., of each the months of March, April and our intention, in possible to come with the Baby Chick public in the of Anaheim than possible in a series formal advertising, try to make this listing and instructile calling attention of our helpful suggestions and manage chicks which our experience has believe to be the We shall try these advertisements R EGG FARM every sense of the from one of South's most successes. Items of importance, such as feeds and feeding, care and management, brooding and housing baby chicks will be discussed from time to time, as well as many other helpful and suggestive topics. We feel that it will pay you to look forward to this series as something from which you will be enabled to derive some real practical benefit. Thousands of Chicks Are Hatching Every Week IN THE meantime we cordially invite you to come out and pay us a visit. We are hatching thousands of chicks every week now and to the inexperienced it is truly a sight well worth seeing to watch the little chicks come out of the shell. We will have chicks hatching January 18, 25, and Feb. 3., and while these chicks with the exception of a few are all sold, we will be glad to show you around our plant—a strictly modern and up-to-date one in every respect. Please feel that Order Chicks Early To Avoid Being Disappointed IF YOU are planning raising chicks this spring, we would suggest that you place your order with us as soon as possible and thus insure delivery at the time you want them, even for small amounts, as we will be oversold on every hatch from now on. A 20% deposit now will hold your order for future delivery. White Leghorn chicks are selling at 15c each. R. I. Reds at 20c. Telephone us at 779-J-2 for guaranteed chicks. Superior Egg Farm, Chas. W. Peters, Owner, Hansen Station, Anaheim, R. D. I. California NOTICE PUBLIC WORKS GIVEN: on the 6th day of Board of Trustees Anaheim passed and on Intention No. following described in said city, to alley, running through the branching from the north-west La Palma property along a Street be closed that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot street that a 15-foot街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区街道街区 following described in said city, to be extended through the street from the north of West Ja. another property line in Street, be closed that a 15-foot street and 2. Scenic property line in Street to the north of West Ja. another property line in Street from and extending the land deemed necessary for the closing by said Scenic City of California, is followed to the northwestier Scenic Tract, as ordered in Book 13, Maps Records California thence westerly line of the western line of the northern Street, and so forth. Another property line to the northwestern Street, is said further parallel to the western line of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. Said Tract, 421.2 property line of the thence easterly line of the western line of West Broadway Street, and the opening of a 15-foot alley along and adjoining on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. Miscellaneous Maps Records of Orange County, California from the easterly line extended northward at said Lot 27 Block "A", Dolan Tract, to a point 100 feet westward declaring the intention of said Board of Trustees to order the following-described street work to be done in said city to-wit: That South Citron Street, from the southerly property line of West Broadway Street to a point 165 feet southerly from said property line of West Broadway Street, be widened and adjoined on the north northerly line of Lot 27. Block "A", Dolan Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12. Page 23. 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