Sheriff Sale Notice From Brewster County 1914
The Alpine Avalanche prints a sheriff sale notice for Dr W R Hughes with real estate in Brewster County listed as Abstract 1166 Certificate 474 Survey 1 64 acres tied to Texas Central Railroad Co. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in December 1914 at Alpine Court House with payment in cash to highest bidder. Also an advisory trespass notice from Jason W tastes blocks hunting and fishing on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teas
Brewster
Justice Court
Precinct
Jemphill County
Jones Hardware and Furniture “C
W. K. Hughes
Court House
Brewster County
Alpine
W. R. Hughes
J. A. Watton
Sheriff Brewster Co
Texas
Citation by Publication in Jeff Davis County Texas
Public notice commands the sheriff to summon unknown heirs of J C French and James Dawson deceased for a 1915 January term in Fort Davis District Court No 250. Plaintiff J N Groesbeck seeks title and possession of two Jeff Davis surveys 41 and 2 in Section 2 described by certificates from 1843 and 1857 and says he has held land by possession, taxes, and title for over years.
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State OF
Texas
Jeff Davis County
J.C. French
James Dawson
Judicial District
Fort Davis
A. D
J. N. Groesbecki
J.C.’ French
Commissioner of Claims
Board of Land Commissioners
Galveston County
John N. Groesbeck
C.'French
John Matson
N. E
H. Relimar
India
Commissioners of Claims
Board of Land Commisioners
Galveston ‘County
Said
John C. French
Sai
James Stewart
District Court
Jeff Danounty
A.D
Jaws Stawant
Seal
Constable's Sale Notice in Brewster County Texas 1914
W F Phelps constable announces a levy on Kansas City Mexico Orient Ry Co of Texas real estate in Alpine Brewster County to satisfy a 2500 dollar judgment in Weaver vs Hovey and Mertz receivers. Sale set for January 5 1915 at Brewster County Courthouse, Alpine. Notice published in Alpine Avalanche for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
District Court
Brewster County
W. H Lease
J. W. Weaver
S B. Hovey
M. J. Mertz
Texas
Kansas City
News Notes in Brief
Otto Roehler a San Antonio brewer was shot and killed last Thursday afternoon by Emma Burgemeister a trained nurse. Mystery surrounds the tragedy and the woman says she acted in defense of herself and a woman companion. A Boston delegation of negroes visited the White House last week using insulting language toward President Wilson. The American Bankers Association in Philadelphia says the period of low mood has passed and the country will be prosperous.
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Otto Roehler
Muttmnillionaire
San Antonio
Emma Burgemeister
Koehler
Boston
White House
Wilson
American Bankers’ Associaten
Philadelphia
United States
K of P Lage No 423 Meets Near Night
A fragment notes a meeting labeled K of P Lage No 423 held toward night. The readable text is limited, with no clear date or additional details available.
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Jason W. Tastes
Alpine ‘Transfer
E Butterick Publishing CO
Kansas City, Mo
Altus
Okla
Gillicothe
Crowell
Lager Sweetwater
San Angelo
Angela
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Chicago
Fwater
J.P. O'Donnell
Tex
Mass
Constable’s Sale
Ofies
J. R. Middlebrook
Lackey
R. E. Taylor
Chet
Www
S. Bechtol Dental Surgeon
Fice
Darling Ld
A.M. Turney
Wigfall van Sickle, Atty
H. Ragin
Alps
Livineston
W. G. Youre
Alpine, Tex
Marfa
W. T. Henderson
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lafe
Lodge Directory
Alamo Lumber CO
Cas
Alamo Lumber Company
Ray Turner
Hmorest
Bell House
Measday & Co
Holland Hotel
John Weyerts
Alpine, Texas
Fuller & Johnson
G. Kurt Lange Alpine
Wlaker
Mily Imporieu
Slight
Trans-Pecos Abstract Co
W. M. Sanford
West Texas Grocery Company
J. W. Ferguson
Joo Im Alpine Cemetery
Paul J. Vogt
Prompty Ana Sarisfactonty
Famaures
McCormick
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