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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
11
The document announces a sheriff sale of property described as Survey 402, block G-2, 640 acres, located in Alpine Texas. The sale, set for the first Tuesday in June 1929, will occur at the courthouse door between 2 and 4 pm to satisfy a judgment. If no bidders appear, the property will be bid to the State. W N Gourley Sheriff Brewster Co. Texas and Geo M Livingston Deputy.
The State of Texas through the sheriff will sell at the courthouse in Alpine on the first Tuesday of June 1921 between two and four oclock in the afternoon the described property Survey 28 cert. 1029 bik. G 13 originally granted to B Mets and bounded by the stated rights of redeeming by law. If no bidders, the property will be bid off for the state with rights of division and sale in less divisions as allowed by law. GOURLEY Alpine Texas April.
The State of Texas Brewster County executes a sheriff sale order on April 25 1929. The case against Rep Morris awarded fifteen dollars and twenty two cents plus six percent interest and costs for taxes owed. The property described is to be sold at the courthouse at 2 and 4 PM to the highest bidder for cash with the W N Gourley listed as the party overseeing the sale.
In Brewat County on a case docketed 4907A in the District Court of Texas a judgment for taxes penalties and interest was recovered. The plaintiff claims delinquent taxes and penalties with interest at six percent on specified property.
County of Brewster advertises a tax sale decree from 1929. The court seized Lots 1 through 10, block 29 Alpine Texas, under a 1928 judgment for taxes due April 1929. Sale set for the first Tuesday in May at the county courthouse, with rights to redeem and bidder none.
The State of Texas announces a tax judgment and foreclosure sale. On June 4, 1929 at the county courthouse, 2 to 4 pm, the property of F Blakely and related parcels including Survey 87, Survey 6, Survey 178 and others totaling multiple 640 acre tracts will be offered to the highest bidder for cash.
Sheriff W N Gourley of Brewster County Texas reports that bidders sold property at a sald sale and the bid was awarded to the State. Alpine Texas April 25 1928.
The county court of Brewster County Texas proclaims a tax sale for nonpayment of taxes on Lot 8 Block A6 Famous Heights Addition Alpine. The defendant D M Rose is in judgment to satisfy $73.100 plus interest. Sale at the courthouse on April 25 1938 at 2 and 4 pm to the highest bidder for cash. The sheriff W N Gourley and deputy M Livingston oversee the process.
On March 9 1928 in the Texas district court case BOSGA v Osborn the court awarded a delinquent tax judgment of 28.30 plus interest and costs. On April 1 1928 the clerk issued a sale order. The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday at the Brewster County courthouse doors at 2 and 4 pm 527 acres described as Survey 44 cert 3141 block G-12. Defendants may redeem or request division if no bidders. Brewster County Texas.
Delinquent tax sale of property under a Texas judgment against Dev Co. notices the sheriff will offer for sale on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April at the county courthouse. Describes property Survey 79 block G-9 MK and TE Ry Co, with redemption rights for the defendant.
The document records a sheriff sale in Alpine Brewster County. W N Gourley sheriff lists property rights and a bid window from 2 o clock to the highest offer, with state rights and a description of the original property. The notice names the official and county involved in the auction process.
The State of Texas recovered judgments totaling taxes penalties and costs against A. Swillinger and other defendants. Writs commanded the sheriff to seize levy and sell the described parcels in Brewster County at the courthouse door in Alpine on the listed sale dates and times with bids to satisfy the judgments. The notices name survey numbers blocks original grantors and acreage for each property and indicate the sales proceed if no bidders.
On the ninth day of March in the year 1939 Brewster County Court opened a case in a specified cause with actions approved by the court and orders entered as part of the docket for that session.
In Brewster County Texas the district court 509RA case states a judgment of 4.19 dollars for taxes and penalties. On April 25 1929 the clerk will sell Survey 17 cert 1024 at the Alpine courthouse two to four pm to satisfy the judgment with rights of redemption and possible sheriff sale if no bidders.
In Browater County Texas on March 6 1928 district court docket 4944 taxed at three hundred fifty seven dollars and 56 100 cents delinquent taxes penalties costs interest and fees. sheriff ordered to seize levy and sell the defendant's property to satisfy judgment dated April 25 1929. described lands include original grants 640 acres Carter and Robertson parcels and certificates 3189 2108.
The original grantee Jarter and C Jarter with 640 acres are to be sold on the first Tuesday at the county courthouse at 2 and 4 pm to the highest cash bidder. The sale transfers all right and title to the defendant subject to law and possible division of the property. If no bidders appear the property will be bid off to GRO. M. Livingston, Deputy.
The State of Texas through Brewster County Court issues a sale of land to satisfy a judgment for taxes and penalties. W N Gourley Sheriff of Brewster County and Geo M Livingston Deputy announce seizure on Survey 118 block Get W ink arteinal grantee 6 acres, Alpine Texas. Sale to be held at the county courthouse in Alpine between 2 and 4 pm on April 25, 1929. Highest bid in cash secures the property subject to redemption. if no bid, property may be bid to the State.
The State of Texas files to collect delinquent taxes against W D Martell. A court in Brewster County orders sale of property in Alpine to satisfy a tax lien totaling 847 dollars plus penalties and costs. Sale scheduled following a 1929 judgment, with bid to State if no other bidders appear.
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