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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
11
Public notice of sheriff sales in Alpine Brewster County Texas details several cases from 1928 1929. The notices list tax delinquency judgments nonpayment of taxes and warrants of sale with parcels including 40 acres 649 acres and 4.25 acres in Alpine and Wald counties along with sale dates April 25 1929 and the first Tuesday in June 1929 to settle the deeds to the highest bidder for cash.
State of Texas versus Dickson et al forecloses delinquent taxes on multiple parcels in Browst County. Sheriff sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse, with parcels including several Bechtel grants and Coker tracts, 640 acres each, and other specified surveys. State through W. N. Gourley and Deputy Geo M. Livingston announces sale at public auction to highest bidder for cash.
The State of Texas Plaintiff and H Hardberger Defendant. The district court in Brewster County ordered sale of property for unpaid taxes and penalties. An order of sale dated April 4 directs the sheriff to proceed with the levy and sale of the described property.
The State of Texas Brewster County court confirms a tax sale of Survey 15 Block G-18 GC and SF Ry Co lands totaling 640 acres. On the first Tuesday in April at 2 to 4 pm the property will be sold to the highest cash bidder, subject to defendant’s right to redeem. Sheriff GEO M. Livingston, Deputy.
Whereas on the 9 A D 1928 in a certain docket Minnie K Perry is defendant the rate of Texas recovered judgment in the amount of thirty two and 45100 dollars for taxes penalties and costs with interest computed closure of plaintiff's delinquent tax defendant because of non payment April A D 1939 by virtue of the
The State of Texas Brewster County declares a tax sale under a 1929 judgment. The property of defendants in Alpine is to be sold on the first Tuesday in June at the county courthouse to satisfy the delinquent taxes and penalties. If no bidders appear the property will be bid to the sheriff. Alpine Texas April 25 1928.
In the cause State of Texas versus J D McCutcheon et al docket 4829A the court ordered sale to satisfy a judgment of fifty six dollars and forty two cents. On April 36 1929 Sheriff Gourley Brewster County will sell Lots 1 to 19 Block C Gillis Addition Alpine Texas between 2 and 4 pm with right of redemption.
W N Gourley sheriff Brewster County Texas announces sale of seized property for taxes after court judgment against W K Clayton. Sale to proceed June 7 following prior orders dated March 8 1928 and April 25 1929 with rights to redemption and property division preserved.
County of Brewster Texas a deed of sale order issued against the defendant for taxes and costs with interest. Sheriff Livingston will offer for sale on the first Tuesday of June between 4 pm and 4 pm at the courthouse door in Alpine the described property including lots 1 2 4 in a specified block subject to the defendant right of redemption.
Judicial notices state the State of Texas and Brewster County court actions to seize levy and sell parcels in Alpine and Anderson Addition. Descriptions include tax delinquency amounts, interest, and sale dates set for June 1928 and April 25 1929 with sheriff auction at the courthouse.
W N Gourley sheriff Brewster County Texas sets sale for 1st Tuesday in June 1929 at the Fourt house door Alpine to satisfy tax and redemption rights. Defendants may redeem by law and property may be divided and sold. bid to State if not redeemed. Spine Texas April 25 1929.
The fragment shows a public sale notice from Brewster County Texas dated March 0th 1929 in a docketed cause. Details are incomplete but indicate an official sale proceeding under county records.
In the matter of tax delinquency the state of Texas has recovered judgment for taxes penalties and costs with interest. The sheriff will levy seize and sell the described property at Alpine city county courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1929 to satisfy the judgment. If no bidders the property will be struck off to the state. April 26 1929.
A 1920 Brewster County sale notice issued by the sheriff commands seizure and sale of defendants property to satisfy a judgment. The process names the town Alpine and lists the dates April 25, 1929 and June 1929 with the sale to be conducted in the manner prescribed by law.
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