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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
15
Notices detail foreclosure sales of delinquent property in Brewster County Texas. W N Gourley Sheriff announces auctions at the county courthouse in Alpine for properties including surveys 104 cert 279 blk G 1 Fr A Crawford and others. Dates span April 1928 to June 1939 with bids for cash and state ownership if no bidders.
In Brewster County proceedings dated A D 1028 and April 1929 a judgment and writ authorize levy and sale of Ballot 4, Block 44 Hess Adat Marathon Te at the county courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1921 at 2 and 4 pm. The sheriff will sell the defendant’s interest for cash to satisfy the judgment with redemption rights and potential for reduced sale if no bidders appear.
Public auction set for the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the Alpine courthouse to sell the rights to a 1280 acre surveyed tract formerly held by Hartzog due to unpaid taxes. W N Gourley prints the notice from Alpine Texas with details on bidding and redemption.
The State of Texas sues Perrin and on March 8 1928 a judgment for taxes penalties and costs with interest was entered. On April 25 a sheriff’s levy and order of sale was issued to seize and sell the defendants property to satisfy the judgment.
The notice announces the sale of property owned by the defendant by order of the Brewster County District Court. The sale, set for the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the Alpine courthouse, will convey all interest in described parcels to the highest cash bidder, subject to the defendant's right to divide and sell in parts if needed. Sheriff GEO. M. Livingston authorized the sale.
Judgment issued March 9 1928 in cause 6175A gives taxes penalties and costs of 35.03 with 6% interest. Sale ordered of Lots 7 8 and 9 Shipm Addition Alpine Texas April 25 1929. Bid at 2 PM June on court house steps. Sheriff Brewster County Texas M Livingston deputy. Also another notice March 8 1929 in cause 5168A for Unknown Owner with 74.89 in taxes penalties and costs and interest.
On April 18 1928 by judgment mandamus the district court clerk is ordered to levy on the property of the named defendant. The sale occurs June 4 and includes Survey 48 Grant 3145 Block 61 UCSF Ry Co. right of redemption applies. If no bidders, the sheriff’s sale will proceed at Brewster County Texas.
The State of Texas plaintiff seeks a tax sale of Lot 11 and 12 in Burnam Marathon to satisfy a judgment against W H Lemons Est and others for delinquent taxes. The sheriff is ordered to sell on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the courthouse door in Alpine between the hours of sale. No bidders are present and the property will be sold as stated by Deputy GRO M Livingston.
Brewster County executes a March 9 1928 judgment for taxes with penalties and costs. An order of sale directs sheriff to seize and levy on two 640 acre tracts once owned by F Elder, Survey 14 cert 1129 and Survey 36 cert 1139, to satisfy the delinquent tax judgment. Sale set for April 28 1929 at 2 and 4 pm to the highest bidder cash.
Notice states the defendant has time and manner for the sale of land subject to further rights. It records that at said sale the bidder was St. W. N. Gourley of Alpine Texas, on April 25, 1928.
Public foreclosure notice from Brewster County Texas listing defendants led by D. Petty Jr. for unpaid taxes and costs with interest. Auction set by sheriff at Alpine courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1929 with parcels including Lots 7 and 38 Anderson Addition Marathon as security.
A Brewster County sheriff sale notice describes a tax judgment against the State of Texas plaintiff and defendants, with property seized on April 25 1929. It lists two 1280 acre tracts in Parker original grantee and sets sale time June 4 1929 at Alpine Texas with no bidders.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Texas case detailing an order of sale issued by a county sheriff. It implies a judgment, levy, and sale of property, with dates and figures obscured by text damage. The exact parties, location, and terms remain unreadable.
In a 1929 Brewster County case number S177A defendant W. Russ owes 198.92 dollars for taxes penalties and costs with 8 percent interest. A court order directs sale of property to satisfy the judgment. On the fourth Tuesday in May the property Survey 61 cert 2160 CASF will be offered at Alpine between 2 and 4 pm unless bidders appear, Sheriff sale to settle the estate.
On April 25 1929 Sheriff GEO M LIVINGSTON Alpine Texas announces sale of Lots 1 2 and 5 to 9 and other parcels in Anderson Addition Marathon Texas to satisfy a March 9 1929 judgment for taxes penalties costs and interest with remaining right of redemption. Sale held on the late Tuesday in rights of defendant to redeem.
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