show the true legal boundaries of the quarter quarter section; that at least twenty-five years prior to the trial the then owners of the Brass Ranch and the owners of the surrounding land agreed upon the boundaries; that the east line of the Brass Ranch was bounded by the westerly line of Lower Orcut Road, the south and west lines by rows of eucalyptus trees and fence, and the north line by the Betteravia Latteral road; that these boundaries constitute the true boundary lines of the property. Parenthetically, we might here state that the Martin map purports to show that the true location of the quarter quarter section is some one hundred feet east and one hundred feet south of the theretofore accepted boundaries, that is, a stripof land on the west side and a strip on the north side of the property are allegedly not a part thereof and a strip added to the east and a strip added to the south, not theretofore considered as a part thereof are actually a part. The contention of plaintiff in this regard seems to be that notwithstanding California Lands might have effectually reserved to itself the mineral rights to the quarter quarter section conveyed, the described property was not located precisely within the accepted lines of the Brass Ranch and, therefore, the strips of land on the north side and on the west side were acquired by her by adverse possession and to which the reservation of mineral rights did not apply. She would, if this