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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
16
The State of Texas Brewster County announces a sheriff sale following a 1928 tax judgment. On April 25 1928 the court orders sale of the described property to satisfy taxes penalties and costs with interest at eight percent per year. If no bidders appear the property will be bid to the State.
Smerriff sale notice states property in Alpine Texas will be auctioned after judgments due to unpaid taxes. The sheriff and deputy announce the sale date and the right to redeem, with the property to be sold if no bidders appear, potentially to the state.
The state sheriff sale notice lists a property in Wald County to satisfy a judgment for taxes due. The court orders sale of the described property as the defendants’ property to cover the debt of nineteen dollars and ninety eight cents plus interest and costs. The sale is set following April 1928 under the district court order.
In June 1929 at Alpine Court House, Sheriff W N Gourley to sell the described property between 2 and 4 pm to the highest cash bidder. Defendant may redeem as provided by law. If no bids, sale to Gourley. Deputy M L Livingston present.
Court procedures reveal a 1929 Brewster County notice listing tax judgment against B Middleton and others. It describes parcels in Alpine with sale dates set for June 1 1929 and earlier auctions, specifying redemption rights and deputy sheriff George M Livingston as official.
The notice in Alpine Texas county court states plaintiff State of Texas vs Sathaniel Morgan to recover delinquent taxes with penalties and interest. The sale of described property is set for April 25 1929 at the Sport house door in Alpine with sheriff to conduct if bids fail.
In Brewster County Texas 1929 the state recovers judgment for taxes penalties and costs against an unknown owner. Lots 11 and 12, block 45, Alpine Addition, Alpine Texas, are seized and set for public sale on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the Alpine courthouse. If no bidders, the property is bid in by the State. redeemable per law. W N Gourley Sheriff and Geo M Livingston Deputy Alpine Texas April 25 1929.
The State of Texas Brewster County issues a tax sale notice against A Thomas with a delinquent tax claim of twenty and 100 dollars. On April 25 1929 the order authorizes seizure of Block 28 Thomas and Derrick Alpine Texas and sale at the courthouse on June 1 1828 in the afternoon for cash to settle the defendant's interest and redemption rights.
Notice states at sale no bidders will be present and property may be bid off to the State. W N Gourley Sheriff Brewster County Texas and R Geo M Livingston Deputy. Alpine Texas April 25 1929.
Legal notices detail multiple 1929 Brewster County sheriff sales in Alpine Texas. Orders of sale issued for several defendants to seize and sell 640 acre tracts and other parcels, with sales scheduled on the first Tuesday of June 1929 at the county courthouse, conditions include rights of division and potential bid-off to the state if no bidders appear.
County of Brewster notices a tax sale of property described as Survey 11 1965 bik 157 TC Ry Co acres 175 by order of the District Court. The sale, at the county courthouse in Alpine on the first Tuesday in June 1928, between 2 and 4 pm, will transfer to the highest bidder all defendants interest, subject to certain rights, with property possibly bid to the Sheriff if no bidders.
A county tax sale is ordered by the Brewster County authorities under docket 5023A for defendant I. F. Carles. The sale covers properties including Survey 36 cert 381 Brush 640 acres and Survey 58 cert 1062, with taxes penalties costs and interest due and the sheriff to execute the sale.
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