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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
14
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Brewster County Texas seeks to satisfy a 1928 1929 tax judgment against J TR Allen by selling listed parcels including survey 1016 block 613 and other original grants. The sale occurs at Alpine Court House on the first Monday in June 1929 with terms cash to the highest bidder.
Writ of execution issued to Sheriff's sale in Brewster County Texas under a District Court judgment for debt plus costs and six percent interest. The sale on the 4th day of June 1928 at Alpine Court House will convey property of the defendant if no bidders intervene, with right of redemption and possible division of the land.
By order of sale issued April 1929 sheriff lists tax delinquent property for auction. The deed cites Survey 14 Cert 976, Block 228, J. G. Medford original grant of 283 acres in Miewater County Texas as subject to sale on the first Tuesday in the month.
The sheriff will sell on April 26 1939 at Alpine Texas the property of Kos toe bearing 640 acres as judgment against Kostopoulas for taxes with six percent penalties. The sale is to satisfy a 1929 tax judgment and debt, subject to redeeming rights, with W N Gourley sheriff and M Livingston deputy confirming. If no bidders the property remains with the state.
The sheriff of Drewster County Texas issues a sale order on the non payment of debt. The property described as Survey 38 cert 446 blk G-8 PP Kalp original grantees will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door. Deputy Grom-Livingston announces the sale for June on the stated date.
State of Texas on March 9 filed in the District Court judgment against ATW Jarman for taxes penalties and costs with interest. Foreclosure of plaintiff's delinquent lien describes the debtor's property as the subject.
In the brewster district court the state of Texas recovered a judgment of seventy nine dollars and 56 cents against Rex M Creswell. On April 25 1929 a sale is ordered for 320 acres described as the defendant’s property. The sale will occur on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the Alpine court house between 2 and 4 pm. The highest cash bidder gains title subject to redemption rights and to the state’s claim if not redeemed. Sheriff Geor M Livingston acting.
On April 26 the district court issued an order of sale in a 1929 case arising March 9. The decree directs a tax and interest lien sale of Lots 8 to 14 and 12 8.11 and 1 in Famous Heights Alpine Texas at the courthouse at 2 p.m. subject to defendant’s redemption and division rights.
The bidders, said property Sheriff Brewster Co Texas. By 680 M Livingston Depatz Alpine Texas April 25 A.D. 1929.
On April 25 1929 Sheriff W N Gourley Brewster County Texas will sell at auction at the city of Alpine at 2 o clock PM the property described as survey 176 cert 315 bik G 1 640 acres to satisfy a tax judgment against F.A. Pennington defendant The sale is to the highest bidder for cash with title conveyed by the sheriff’s deed Also includeations of levy filed April 9 1929 and April 25 1929 notice of sale published Alpine Texas
The Sheriff of Brewster County announces an auction by order of sale to satisfy a judgment for delinquent taxes. The sale occurs at the courthouse door on the specified April date at 2 and 4 o clock with payment by cash to the highest bidder, under W N Gourley Sheriff and Geo M Livingston deputy.
Legal notices in Brewster County Texas detail forced sales of tax delinquent properties. Listings name defendants and plaintiffs including Robt W Richardson J B Peralto and M M McFarland with properties in Alpine and surrounding areas, sale dates in June 1928 and 1929, court details, boxes of land surveyed and bid procedures, sheriff involvement and redemption rights under law.
On March 8 1929 the State of Texas recovered a tax judgment for 63.56 plus interest at six percent and foreclosed the delinquent tax lien. An April 1929 sale was ordered under the county sheriff to sell the described property as the property of the delinquent owner to satisfy the tax debt. The notice directs the Brewster County sheriff to proceed per law with the sale.
County of Brew at G. Luse is defendant and the Court orders sale of the property described to satisfy taxes penalties and costs. The sale will be on the 1st Tuesday in June 1929 at the sheriff’s office to the highest bidder for cash with rights of the defendant and subject to legal encumbrances.
The State of Texas as plaintiff against Emma Carleg forfeits property for nonpayment of taxes. A 1928 judgment for $27.29 plus penalties allows the sheriff to seize and sell the following property: Survey 30 cert 166 Bik G-23 and Survey 38 cert 170 Bik G-28, both 640-acre parcels granted to W. S. Molder.
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