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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
11
Brewster County sheriff sale notices list properties in Alpine Texas for unpaid taxes and judgments. Properties include Survey 28 cert 1029 and Survey 218 cert 1119 among 640 acre grants owned by G— M. Morris and others with bids to be held on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse.
By judgment the state of Texas will offer at the courthouse door in Brewster County Alpine on April 26 1929 at 2 to 4 PM the property Lots 1 to 10 block 39 Hancock Addition Alpine Texas to the highest bid for cash with right of redemption and to be sold if no bidders the sheriff will bid in.
The State of Texas obtained a judgment for taxes and costs totaling 377.84 with interest. An April 18 1929 order of sale directs the sheriff to sell blocks and surveys totaling 2560 acres in June 1929 at the county courthouse to satisfy the delinquent tax lien.
The district court orders sale to satisfy taxes penalties and costs with interest on thirty three and one hundred dollars. The sheriff is commanded to seize levy and sell the defendant's property in Alpine Texas at the courthouse door on a June date in a 1928 order. Deputy GEO M LIVINGSTON files the notice in Alpine Texas on April 26, 1928.
On March 6 the court ordered sale of the property of Fred Osborn and others for delinquent taxes plus penalties and interest. The sheriff, N Gourley, will sell the 537 acre tract at the courthouse door in Brewster County on the fourth of June at 2 and 4 pm under the order of sale and judgment.
In a Brewster County District Court tax case the state seeks seventy eight and 82 100 dollars for taxes penalties and costs with interest on a delinquent parcel owned by the defendant Dev Co. The court issued a judgment and order of sale directing a sale of the described property due to non payment.
By order, property of defendants subject to redemption is to be seized and levied upon under survey 36 cert 1052 bik 232. Original grantee G H Wegart. Auction set for April 25 1929 in Alpine Texas with bids to be offered to W N Gourley.
County of Brewster on the 8th day of March 1928 a judgment was entered against Ro French for seven dollars and two cents with costs. The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Alpine between 2 and 4 PM to satisfy the judgment.
The State of Texas seeks recovery of 50904 for taxes penalties and costs with interest. An order of sale was issued April 28 1928 directing the defendant to satisfy the judgment. The property listed in block E was set for sale on April 25 1929 at the county courthouse, with a potential bid to the State.
A district court docket entry notes a sale of property of defendant Willinger to satisfy a judgment of 1 cent Texas plus taxes penalties costs and interest at six percent. The notice states the sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in June 1928 at the Brewster County courthouse and identify the land parcel Survey 36 cert 245 bik G-t Ridgeway orig. grantee 5 acres.
Legal notice of tax delinquency sale in Brewster County Texas. State of Texas vs Chas L Gaylor and an unnamed defendant. Judgment recovered April 8 1929 for taxes penalties and interest. Sale set for April 25 1929 at Alpine court house door to satisfy the judgment and tax lien on described property. Sheriff to conduct sale if no bidders. property details include survey and tract numbers. Potential redemption rights noted.
The notice details a sheriff sale in Brewster County Texas by Deputy George M. Livingston. It names the State of Texas as plaintiff and Hunt Smith as defendant, with delinquent taxes, interest at six percent, and costs. It lists multiple original grant surveys and parcels to be sold on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the county courthouse for cash to the highest bidder.
The original grantee holds 640 acres to be sold at the county courthouse in Alpine between 2 and 4 pm to the highest bidder for cash. The sale transfers all rights of the defendant, with a right to redeem under the law, and preserves defendant’s rights to redeem. Livingston, April 28, 1928.
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