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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
13
W N Gourley Sheriff Brewster County Texas by George M Livingston deputy Alpine Texas April 26 1929 entry records official action filed or recorded in county proceedings with names and date
Multiple 1929 sheriff’s sales in Brewster County Texas list property of defendants Stokes Johnson Luchsinger and others. Foreclosures arise from delinquent taxes with judgments ranging from 42 to 93 dollars plus costs. Sales scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the Alpine courthouse, 2 to 4 PM, with rights of redemption and potential State bid if no other bidders.
By order of sale the property of the above defendant will be sold on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the Alpine county court house door between 2 and 4 pm. Lot 13, bik, A Heights Addition Alpine Texas is offered subject to defendant’s right of redemption. If no bids are made the property will be struck off to the bidder. W N Gourlay, deputy.
The sheriff announces a sheriff sale of property in Alpine Texas to satisfy a court judgment for taxes penalties and costs. The sale is set for June the fourth at two o clock in the afternoon at the city of Alpine. The property includes Lots 1 to 4 in block 9 Shipments addition and is described as the defendant’s property divided and sold accordingly. Geog. M. Livingston Alpine Texas April 26 1919.
State of Texas notice states delinquent tax lien on defendant’s property Lots 1 to 8, Block 22 Gillis Third Addition Alpine Brewster County to be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at Alpine City Hall between 2 pm and 4 pm for cash. If no bidders, property remains unsold. Sheriff, Brewster County, Alpine Texas. April 25, A.D. 1929.
The court orders the sale of delinquent tax property in Alpine Texas after a Texas suit where the plaintiff was awarded 186-100 dollars plus interest at 6 percent per year. The sheriff will offer the property at the county courthouse at the stated times with the defendant’s rights to redeem or bid examined.
On March sth 1929 the District Court of Brewster County Texas ordered the sale of defendants J P Lively property to satisfy a tax judgment of Eight dollars and 75 cents plus costs. The property to be sold includes Survey 83 cert 1685 block G-18 to Ry Co original grant comprising 213.33 acres. Sale to occur on the first Tuesday in April as directed by the county authorities.
A fragment notes the sale of property on the fourth day of the month in Al of 2 ofelock p. with the highest bid to be accepted. W N Gourley is identified as involved in the sale.
Juliette Forchheimer 18 wins the clubs prize for a citizenship theme. The piece argues Alpine should establish a public library to aid students and the community, urging donations and club involvement to start the project immediately.
The notice outlines a sheriff sale in Brewster County to satisfy a 1928 judgment of four thousand two hundred forty and 9-10 dollars plus interest, penalties, and costs on delinquent taxes. The case references docket 5165A and A. Warren Dun as defendant, with the property described as the subject of the tax lien.
Court records show GOBIA v. Davison in Brewat County Texas with taxes penalties and costs totaling 222 443 100 dollars plus interest. An order of sale was issued to satisfy the judgment and the property of the defendant is to be sold following the prescribed form on April 26.
A confusing clipping mentions a man with ten wives and questions of sanity. The piece references Holden Cities Stare Windsor, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Sheriff announces sale of property described as Survey 62 cert 1731 and Wrightman original grant. Sale scheduled on the first Tuesday in maid month at 2 and 4 pm. Rights reserved to divide and sell if no bidders. Brewator County Texas. Deputy Livingston.
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