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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
13
Public notices detail tax delinquency judgments and sheriff sales in Alpine Brewster County. Listings describe lot and survey numbers, property locations, the sheriff and deputy names, sale dates May June 1928 1929, and rights of redemption with payment terms and state bid conditions.
Notices describe judgments issued by the State of Texas against defendants for taxes and penalties, orders of sale by the Brewster County district court, and sheriff levy procedures. The property includes survey parcels and city lots in Marathon and Alpine, with sale to occur at the county courthouse steps if bidders appear.
The State of Texas court proceedings declare a tax sale against Mrs Hartzog with a delinquent tax lien of 197.40 and six percent interest. An order of sale was issued to seize and levy on 1280 acres described as Survey 2 cert 403 bik G 16 Hartzog orig grantee. The sale is set for the last Tuesday in June 1928.
On March 8, 1929 the District Court of Brewster County Texas ordered sale to satisfy a delinquent tax judgment of five and 56-100 dollars plus costs and interest. The order directs the sale of the described property to satisfy the judgment and tax penalties as required by law.
On April 25, 1929 Sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Alpine Texas the property of the defendant Jones to satisfy a 1929 judgment for taxes with six percent interest. The sale will include a 640 acre survey parcel described as the orig grant and other described rights. Highest bidder pays cash and possession transfers upon sale.
Sheriff sale in Brewster County to satisfy delinquent taxes on Lots 7 8 Block 30 Shipman Addition Alpine Texas. Court house door Alpine on the first Tuesday in May at 2 pm for cash with rights of partition and redemption preserved. Judgments total sums plus interest and costs in two separate cases 5175A and 5168A. Unknown owner listed as defendant in second case.
W N Gourley sheriff Brewster County Texas by virtue of a judgment and sale order issued April 1829 will sell at 2 or 4 pm on the first Tuesday at public auction all right title and interest of the delinquent taxpayer in Survey 48 cert 3145 bik 615 GCASF Ry Co grant 640 acres. Proceeds to satisfy the judgment with six percent interest with right of redemption and bidder eligibility subject to prior rights. George M Livingston deputy.
The Brewster County District Court case 51704 and 51794 involve the State of Texas versus defendants for delinquent taxes with interest. Seizure and sale of Lots 11 and 42 in Marathon Addition Alpine Texas to occur at the courthouse on the first Tuesday after notice, with bidding to satisfy the tax, penalties, and costs.
On March 9 5171A the District Court of Brownte County orders sale of land to satisfy Henry Hall taxes plus penalties and costs with interest to accrue. The property includes two surveys totaling 1280 acres connected to R F Elder original grantee. Sheriff to seize levy and sell on June 1 1929 at designated times with redemption rights for the defendant.
In the tune and manner provided by law and subject to the property divided and sold In as leased. If no bidders appear the property will be bid off to H. W. Gourley Sheriff Brewster County Texas Alpine Texas April 25, 1928.
Public notice states the state of Texas through the 1929 Dix ret Court proceeding numbered 5174A seizes and levies on the defendant Parker property for unpaid taxes penalties and interest at six percent. It describes the property as part of Parker original grantee surveys and indicates sale on the first Tuesday of the month with no bidders.
The State of Texas sues Grace M Sherrell in Brewster County District Court for delinquent taxes. Judgment entered for the plaintiff for seventeen dollars and sixty cents plus penalties costs and interest. Sheriff levy authorized on the defendant's property for nonpayment of taxes.
A legal notice states a sale under a 1920 order of sale with levy on Lot 7 and Lot 9 in block 48 Anderson and Twill. It notes a June 1928 sale date, right to divide the property, and that no bidders appeared. Deputy signatures and official stamping are included.
The notice states a tax delinquency sale ordered by the District Court of Brewster County Texas. C W Retos is named as plaintiff against the defendant, with a judgment for taxes due plus six percent interest and penalties. The sheriff is directed to sell the described property at the courthouse door in Alpine on June 1929, with no bidders and the property bid to the highest bidder if any.
The state of Texas files a sheriff sale in Brewster County court for taxes and penalties totaling forty two dollars and twenty eight cents, with delinquent tax claim, listing multiple parcels in Anderson Addition Marathon Texas. The sale is set for the first Tuesday at the county courthouse, conducted by deputy sheriff OkO M Livingston Alpine Texas, April 25, 1929.
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