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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
9
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Brewster County Texas list judgments for taxes with penalties and interest, dates of April 1929 for sale on June 1st, June 2nd, and June 11th, involving properties in Alpine including Survey 40 and 43 and other tracts. Names include W. N. Gourley sheriff and Geo M. Livingston deputy, with properties described by survey, certificate numbers, and acreage.
Court notices show seizure and sale of 604 acre Sears tract in Alpine Brewster County Texas under two judgments against Holland Hall and others. Sale scheduled at the county courthouse on April 25 1929 between 2 and 4 pm with redeem rights and no bidders recorded.
The state court order authorizes sale of 640 acres of land in Brewster County, Texas after a judgment for taxes penalties and costs. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse with two time slots and the right to divide or not sell if no bidders. Sheriff GEO M. Livingston deputy announces Alpine Texas April 25 1929.
On the 9th day of 1928 the District Court of Brewster County Texas ordered the sale of specified property to satisfy a tax lien and costs. The sale was set for April 18 1928 with a March or April follow up, listing the property as Lot 16 Block 75 and other lines, to be sold at the courthouse to the highest bidder for cash at 2 and 4 pm.
The state of Texas Brewster County sheriff announces a liened sale of the original 640 acre grant near Alpine. On the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse, two auction times are set for 2 and 4 pm. If no bidders appear the property remains with the defendant.
Court announces sale of 2688 acres part of Geo Robertson original grant in Alpine Texas Brewster County on the first Tuesday in June 1939 between 2 and 5 pm at the courthouse door. The sale follows a delinquent tax deed with costs and interest and allows division of the property if needed. Sheriff W N Gourley and Deputy Livingston sign.
On the ninth of March 1929 the District Court of the county ordered a sale to satisfy a delinquent tax judgment. The State of Texas plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a tax claim against unknown owner, for one hundred three and 100 dollars plus penalties costs and interest. An order of sale was issued directing the sheriff to proceed with the sale of the property.
A deputy in Alpine Texas issues a levy and sale order for April 25 1920. Property listed includes Survey 20 Court 2159 block G-2 and a 640 acre tract formerly granted. Sale set for the first Tuesday after 2 and 4 PM with bidders and reserve, property to be bid to Shorttt, Hrewater Co. if no bidders. GEO Livingston deputy signs the notice.
On March 9 1929 a district court order directed sale of 160 acres in Alpine Texas to satisfy a tax judgment of thirty nine dollars and eighty six cents plus penalties. The property belonged to the defendant and would be sold at the courthouse door in Alpine at two o clock in the afternoon. W N Gourley sheriff and George M Livingston deputy announced the sale as the case BALD 199.
Public sale of property in Brewster County Texas to satisfy a tax judgment against Putnam. Sheriff warrants sale at the county courthouse in Alpine on June 4, 1929 at highest bid. If no bids state will bid property. Sheriff Geo M Eivingston announcing April 26, 1929.
Two sheriff sale notices from Brewster County Texas indicate property sales to satisfy delinquent taxes. Lots 11 and 12 in Shipman Addition Alpine are described, with sale settings on June 1 or June 4, 1929, at the county courthouse.
The State of Texas prevails in a Brewster County case against W C Allen for taxes and penalties. A judgment of thirty one dollars and costs is issued with a levy on listed property. An April 18 1939 order of sale directs seizure and sale to satisfy the judgment.
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