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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
14
The State of Texas wins judgment for taxes with interest against J TK Allemie. Brewster County Sheriff announces sale of property described as survey cert 1016, block G-13 WE AWT RY, on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at Alpine Courthouse to satisfy the lien. If no bidders, property will be bid to the State.
The State of Texas Brewster County issues a sheriff sale notice for property tied to unpaid taxes. Warnings detail the court order, the sale date April 26 1928 and June 1 1929 timetable, the Alpine courthouse location, and the bidder rights including right of redemption and state bid if no bidders. The sheriff and deputy are named with office in Alpine Texas.
State of Texas shows a judgment entered in District Court for taxes, penalties and costs totaling eighty six dollars and forty eight cents with interest at six percent per annum. The filing cites the Medford original grant and notes non payment of taxes on property owned by the defendant.
Subject to the further rights of the defendant to have the property at and sold in lesser visions than the whole. At said sale the bid off to the state W N GOURL Sheriff Brewster Co and GEO M LIVINGSTON Deputy Alpine Texas April 25 1929.
The State of Texas mails a notice of judgment for taxes against a defendant. Sheriff Gourley of Brawater County will conduct a public sale at the county courthouse on April 25, 1928, between 1 and 4 p.m., offering the described property for cash to satisfy a tax judgment of 2100 dollars plus interest, with rights of redemption and division of sale. The property to be sold is Survey 6, cert. 712, originally granted to the plaintiff, with no bidders stated.
The sheriff of the county announces a sale of described property under a 1929 court order to satisfy a judgment. The auction occurs at 2 and 4 PM with the highest cash bid, subject to defendant rights to redeem and to seek division or sale if no bidders arise. Local official signatures include N. Gourley and Geo M. Livingston.
A Texas plaintiff obtains a judgment totaling fifty four and one thousand one hundred dollars for taxes penalties and costs. Interest accrues at eight percent per year on the amount and is charged against the defendant. The lien attaches to the property described herein.
On April 25 1929 a court order directed the sheriff to seize and levy on 174 cert 314 bik G t A orig grant 640 acres owned by the defendant to satisfy a judgment. The property was offered for sale on the fourth Tuesday in June 1929 but had no bidders and remains subject to defendant’s redemption rights.
The State of Texas recovered judgment for seventy dollars plus interest at six percent and costs. The property described as the 320 acre tract originally granted to M1 J Favey will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in June 1929 at the courthouse door in Alpine. The sale is subject to defendant’s rights of redemption and to potential division of the property, with sale to the state if not redeemed. W N Gourley Sheriff Brewster County Alpine Texas issued April 26 1929.
On March 10 1929 in a Texas case the state as plaintiff recovered 470.47 in taxes penalties and costs with interest. An April 18 1928 order of sale commanded sheriff to sell to satisfy the judgment. On April 26 1929 a levy seized specified parcels in Famous Heights Addition Alpine and a sale is set for the first Tuesday of the month, with rights reserved for division and sale in smaller lots.
The notice states a sale on the first Tuesday at the courthouse door in Alpine at two and four o’clock PM. Seized due to levy against defendants for property including Survey 60 cert 257 and Survey 66 cert 260, 640 acres each, originally granted to M Brazil. Bidder pays cash. property may be sold to the State. W N Gourley, Alpine, April 25, 1929.
State of Texas recovered judgment for taxes penalties and interest totaling 135 74 100 dollars. Levy on property described as Survey 176 cert 315 blk G 1 L E Hard 640 acres. Sheriff to sell on first Tuesday at 2 o clock at Brewster County Sheriff's in Texas by CRO M LIVINGSTON.
On March 9 1929 in case 4986A in the District Court of this county the State of Texas sues to recover taxes penalties and costs with interest and foreclose the tax lien on property described as Survey 1014 cert 61 original grant W Lane. a sale is set for the first Tuesday at the courthouse door at 2 00 PM to 4 00 PM with the highest bid. if no bidders the property is bid off to the defendant. GEO M LIVINGSTON Depot.
The notice states that on March 9 1928 in a Dallas County docket numbered BOOZA the State of Texas as plaintiff is seeking sale of property for sixty three and one hundredth dollars in taxes penalties and costs with interest due on delinquent tax liens. Defendants include Westwood et al. The order directs me to issue a sale by order.
The notice states Nereus and defendants in Brewster County face a tax and property sale. It mentions a judgment for 100 dollars, property description, and a public auction to be held on the first Tuesday in June 1929 with rights of redemption and possible division or sale if no bidders. Governed by Sheriff George M. Livingston, Alpine, April 26, 1920.
The State of Texas recovered a 1929 tax judgment against Robert W. Richardson and will sell 640 acres described as Survey 56 cert 1677 Bik M-1 Roark original grantee at the county courthouse in Alpine on a June sale day. The sale runs from 2 to 4 pm with property to be divided, otherwise offered to the highest bidder or to Brewster Co. if no bids. Deputy Livingston issues notice from Alpine on April 25, 1939.
The fragment describes a docket entry in the district court of a Texas county involving defendant B. Peralta and a tax amount of 722.00 dollars. A judgment and order of sale directs the sheriff to seize levy and sell the property at the courthouse door on a specified date in 1929, following legal procedures. The readable text indicates a formal tax sale procedure and sheriff's duty to execute the sale.
In 1929, as per a court order, the county offered the 70 acre property of Fendal April for sale at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in June. No bidders appeared, and the sale was held for cash to settle taxes and penalties due on the described land.
The document announces a tax lien foreclosure on property owned by Emma Carle, detailing taxes penalties and costs with interest, and the sheriff's sale scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1898. It cites judgments, county mandates, and the sale of described land parcels including survey and tract identifiers.
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