McLeod v. Barnum

THE COURT.

Appeal from judgment and order denying a new trial. On the thirteenth day of March, 1896, one Helen M. Atwater was the owner and in the possession of a certain lot in Tiburón, Marin county, and a lease thereof for the term of eleven years from the' fifteenth day of February, 1896, at a monthly rental of fifteen dollars per month, with a two-story frame building thereon known as the El Dorado Hotel, together with the furniture, bar, and bar fixtures and other personal property in and connected with said hotel. By the terms of the lease the lessee was given the right to remove all…