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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
18
Judgment issued by the district court orders sale of property held by defendants. The bond and mandates set April 25 1929 for the sale of 610 acres in Ward county between the four and the hour of sale. Rights of redemption and bidder conditions noted with sheriff and deputy officials listed.
The district court in Brewster County Texas orders the sale of property to satisfy a tax lien and judgment. Sheriff Gourley will auction the 320 acre survey tract at Alpine Court House on the stated date between 2 and 4 pm to the highest bidder for cash, with conveyance subject to prior liens and conditions.
The sheriff announces a public sale of real property in Brewster County Texas on April 26 1929. The property described Survey 174 cert 1129 etc will be sold to satisfy a court order and costs to the highest cash bidder. Sheriff W N Gourley and Deputy GRO M Livingston announce sale details in Alpine Texas.
The State of Texas Brewster County announces a sheriff sale of JW Potter’s property under a 1929 judgment for delinquent taxes and costs. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in June 1929 at Alpine, Texas, to satisfy the lien and debt, with sale to the highest bidder for cash on the courthouse steps.
The 1929 sheriff sale announces the sale of real property in Brewster County Texas by court order. It lists a judgment of fifty seven dollars plus penalties costs and six percent interest, with taxes due, and states the sale date as the fourth Tuesday in June 1929 at the Court House door in Alpine at 2 o'clock.
In a 1929 district court case the judge ordered a sale of property for unpaid taxes penalties and interest at six percent. The sheriff will levy seize and sell the described property as commanded by the court and sheriff’s deed will convey title following the sale.
Court house door of said county to cash all the right title and interest of above defendant in the described property subject to the rights of defendant to redeem by law and the right to have the property bid in fewer divisions than the whole if no bidders. Sale to be conducted by G W Gourley Sheriff Broward Co Texas and GEO M Livingston Deputy Alpine Texas April 25 1929.
In Brewster County Texas on April 25 1929 W N Gourley Sheriff notes a judicial order of sale after a District Court judgment against Thos Trown for delinquent taxes with penalties and costs. The property described as 318 blk 65 1 W Ry Co original grant will be sold on the first Tuesday of May at 2 oclock p.m. at the county court house for cash to satisfy the judgment subject to the defendant's rights of redemption and to any prior liens.
A 1929 notice cites a Texas court order of sale to satisfy delinquent taxes and costs plus interest. W N Gourley, sheriff of Brewster County, will sell Lots 7 to 12, Block 20, Marathon Texas on the first Tuesday in June at the county courthouse at 2 and 4 pm, with conditions for redemption and division rights.
Court records in Brewster County Texas announce several property tax foreclosures. Notices list cases from 1928 to 1939 with details of delinquent taxes, penalties, costs, and forced sale dates. Descriptions include property bounds and ownership, with sheriff auctions scheduled in Alpine and surrounding areas.
On April 25 1929 deputy GRO M LIVINGSTON announces a levy on Survey 106 Cert 280 bill G-1 F A Crawford orig grantee 640 acres. The sale of the property will occur on the first Tuesday at the county courthouse door at 2 PM and 4 PM. If no bidders the property will be divided and sold in sessions.
On March 9 1929 in Brewster County Texas the Delinquent tax lien against Mills P Walker was set at twenty two dollars and 100 cents with penalties costs and interest. The sheriff seized and advertised the property for sale at the courthouse on April 24 1929 at 2 and 4 pm to satisfy the lien by cash bid.
Brewster County Texas issues set of tax and foreclosure sales notices listing judgments against multiple defendants. Documents state court orders to seize levy and sell properties to satisfy taxes penalties costs and judgments. Properties include several surveys and railroad company holdings with dates of April 1928 to April 1929 and sale set on June 1 1929 at Alpine courthouse.
Jolly, original grantee, assigns property in Alpine County Texas to be sold at public sale at the court house door between 2 and 4 pm on the first Tuesday. The notice is dated April 28, 1929 and issued by GEO M LIVINGSTON for Shortt Brewster Co.
Brewster County Texas court case 541A lists Ada F Meakin as defendant. The state wins a tax judgment for penalties costs and interest and orders sale of Survey 20 cert 1141 bik 297 to satisfy the delinquent taxes. Sale set for April 25 1929 between 2 and 4 pm at Alpine Texas. Property includes 526 acres tied to original grantee A Waddell. If no bids the property to be struck off to Alpine.
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