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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
12
sheriff and deputy announcements advertise property seizure for taxes and delinquent dues across Brewster County Texas. multiple parcels in Alpine Marathon and nearby areas are offered for sale at court house doors between 2 and 4 pm with rights of redemption and potential sale to state if no bidders emerge.
Legal notices announce two sheriff sales in Brewster County Texas under court judgments. The first sale details a 1925 judgment against an unnamed Tet an in a tax and penalties case, listing property parcels and sale timing for April 1 to 2, with redemption rights. The second sale involves a 1928 delinquent tax judgment against an Unknown Owner, listing property descriptions and sale on April 25, with bid conditions and redemption terms.
Whereas on the 9th day of March 938 a docket lists 148 100 dollars in taxes penalties and costs with interest at eight percent per annum. The county orders sale of the property described as the delinquent asset held by the defendant to satisfy the judgment and its mandates.
The State of Texas Brewster County announces tax judgments against defendants for delinquent taxes with penalties and costs. It lists property to be sold at public auction on June following April 1929 to satisfy judgments, describing multiple tracts in Alpine and Burns area private ownerships and rights of redemption. Deputy officials authorize sale by cash to the highest bidder at the courthouse.
In Brewster County on April 26, 1929 a sale is ordered to satisfy tax judgments against defendants in two cases. The property described will be sold at the courthouse door at 2 and 4 p.m. to the highest bidder for cash, subject to the State’s lien. Sheriff G M Livingston to conduct sale.
The State of Texas sues C K Lemons in Brewster County District Court over taxes penalties and costs with six percent annual interest. The sheriff sale proceeds to satisfy a judgment for twenty one dollars and 38.1 cents and related costs.
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