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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
13
The property will be bid off to the State at the sale. W N Gourley Sheriff Brewster County Texas and Geo M Livingston Deputy announce Alpine Texas date April 26 1928.
A long composite notice lists sheriff sale actions in Brewster County Texas from 1928 and 1929. It details delinquent property taxes, judgments, and planned public auctions on the first Tuesday of June at Alpine courthouse for numerous parcels including Survey 25 block G-18 7, Survey 18 block D-11, and many Putnam, Rowzee, Thrasher, and other tracts, with several defendants named and sale rights described.
Realty transfers cover numerous parcels in Presidio and Alpine including lots and tracts in North Addition Alpine and various rail company lands. Transactions involve Lena L McKay Mabel Haskins J K Jones J Rodriguen and many others with totals up to thousands of dollars. Sheriff notice lists sale by competitive sealed bid for property to satisfy judgments with sale to the state if no bidders.
The state of Texas Brewster County court records show a Delinquent tax sale of property tied to the defendant named here. On April 26 1928 the property Lot 18 Block 21 Anderson Addition Marathon Texas was offered for sale at public auction on the first Tuesday of June 1928. The sale was conducted by Sheriff W N Gourley with deputy O M Livingston Alpine Texas. The judgment includes taxes penalties and costs plus interest.
A sheriff's sale of Lots 1 to 4, Shipman Addition, Alpine Texas, is scheduled for the first Tuesday in June at the county courthouse. The sale follows a court judgment for $78 and April 1928, with property to be sold to the highest bidder for cash if no higher bids are made.
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