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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
16
The State of Texas Brewster County executes a sheriff sale following a 1928 judgment against D Jackson. The land described includes a cream subdivision in Alpine city, auctioned to the highest bidder with redemption rights and state bid if no bidders. Sheriff WN Gourley of Brewster County oversees the sale held between 2 and 4 pm in June 1928.
In Brewster County Texas the State of Texas through orders of sale will auction delinquent properties due to non payment of taxes. The sale bids open on the first Tuesday in April 1938 at 2 pm in Alpine to the highest cash bidder. The described parcels include Lots 8 9 10 and 11 in Block 38 Hancock Addition and other sections in Alpine. The sale may be adjourned or the property bid off to the state if no bids are received. WN Gourley Sheriff and Livingston Deputy oversee the proceedings.
The notice states a public sale at the county courthouse in Alpine Texas during the afternoon hours to sell attached property for cash. The defendant may redeem under law and has rights to have the property divided and sold if there are no bidders. Sheriff W N Gourley and Deputy G M Lavingston sign the notice dated April 26 1928.
The Sheriff of Brewster County Texas announces a sale of property to satisfy delinquent taxes and costs from a 1928 judgment in district court. The properties include Survey 48, G-2, F Lewis acreage and 38, Bik. 1, PW. Curtis criminal line, with bids to be received on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse.
The court will sell to the highest bidder on the court house steps in Alpine Texas the property Lot 8 in DIK AA Famous Heights Addition Alpine Texas to satisfy a judgment and taxes. The sale is by W N Gourley sheriff and Gro Livingston deputy, April 28 1929.
The State of Texas recovered a judgment March 9, 1929 in Brewster County District Court docket 48254 against PW Curtis for taxes penalties and costs with interest at 6 percent, totaling fifty one hundred dollars and accruing fore- costs.
In the 9th day of March 1929 a judgment for the Unknown Owner defendant for fifty six and 38 dollars plus interest and costs was recorded. By order of April sth, 1929 the sheriff is to levy on the described property at public sale on the first Tuesday in June 1929 to satisfy the judgment and costs. The sale will occur at the courthouse door in Alpine Texas.
On March 9 1929 the State of Texas suit 4866A against Mrs A J Thomas seeks taxes penalties and costs with 6 percent interest. The order directs the sheriff to seize levy and sell the described block 23 Thomas and Derrick Alpine Texas on the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the county courthouse between 2 and 4 pm to satisfy the judgment and taxes.
A formal notice dated April 25 1928 from Alpine Texas lists W N Gourley and Geo M Livingston as undersigned officials. The fragment confirms a legal or official action with the indicated location and date.
On March 9 1928 the District Court of the county ordered a tax sale of land described as 640 acres in block G-15, R. Fisher original grantee. The sale to satisfy delinquent taxes, penalties and costs will be on the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the county courthouse, with the state bidder prevailing if no other bid is made. W N Gourley signs as official.
Public notice from Brewster County Texas announces a tax sale to satisfy a judgment of Fifty nine dollars and nineteen and one hundredths in the case where McDowell is defendant. The sheriff will seize levy and sell on the first Tuesday in April at the Alpine courthouse to satisfy the tax debt with rights of redemption.
On March 4 1929 in county court a tax judgment for 100 dollars plus six percent interest and costs was issued. The clerk conducted a sale of the described property to satisfy the judgment as required by law.
The State of Texas plaintiff Payton v defendant Mate of Texas issued a tax sale notice for property described as Lot 5 Block 42 Hancock Addition Lupine Texas. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June by order of the district clerk, with redemption rights preserved for the defendant and subject to Sheriff Brewster County Texas.
County of Brewster a D 1929 tax sale notice in Di_rect Court of Brewster. State of Texas plaintiff vs L A Suttle defendant for sixty seven dollars and costs. Sheriff to seize and sell Survey 184 cert 2699 block G 1 Stephenson original grantee Ist Tuesday in June 1929 at the courthouse to the highest bidder for cash subject to defendant’s rights. Alpine Texas April 25 1928.
Legal notices record multiple sheriff sales in Brewster County Texas. Judgments by the State of Texas against defendants for delinquent taxes led to court orders of sale, with properties listed by survey, block, and acreage in Alpine and surrounding areas. Sale dates scheduled for June 1, 1939, and earlier actions dated 1929 and 1938 appear among the filings.
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