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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1954
Page
11
The sheriff of Brewster County Texas announces a property tax sale following a 1954 judgment against Jose B. Molimar Jr. The notice lists two tracts in Alpine with sale set for the first Tuesday in January 1955 and details conditions including redemption rights and division options.
The State of Texas Brewster County district court sales schedule a sheriff’s sale on September 23 1954 in cause 306 A. Taxes penalties interest and costs attach to property described as Lots 1 and 2 in Block 15 Thomas Derrick Addition Alpine. The sale transfers ownership to the highest bidder unless a taxing unit is party to the suit. Also listed is a separate sheriff’s sale in September 1954 in cause 6181 A against Ricardo Sarpenal with related reconvicted judgment.
In Brewster County Texas the sheriff seizes Lot 4 Block 19 Thomas and assigns the sale of the property at Alpine Court House door between 10:00 and sundown to satisfy the tax judgments. The sale may occur for less than adjudged value or total judgments, with the defendant’s right to redeem per state law.
The sheriff of the county is ordered to seize the described real property as a tax judgment against Patricio Nava or, if Nava is living, and if he is deceased his unknown heirs and legal representatives. The action is for taxes and directs seizure of the property.
Legal notice describes the property as the East 12 varas of the South 2 of Lot 9 in Block 59 Original Townsite Alpine Brewster County Texas. The document references a January 1955 adjudicated value and tax unit divisions in the county and city.
The State of Texas issues a writ in the District Court for a judgment against Diego Domingo. The sheriff is directed to seize the described property, the West half of Lot 6 in Block 61, Original Townsite, City. If Domingo is living, proceed. if deceased, his heirs may be affected. The notice bears 11-26-3 and references the county sheriff’s involvement.
In Brewster County Texas the District Court judgments against Otis R Anderson and Manuel Grado heirs are to be enforced by sale of described property. The sale occurs November 13 1954 after tax judgments and court mandates.
Timber and land description references Lot 2 in Block 14 Thomas and Alpine in Brewster County Texas with sale terms noting property divided and sold during specified hours and manner, indicating a conveyance process under local sale provisions.
Partial readable notice cites Alpine Texas and Brewster County, mentions sale of defendants property at a stated time and date in Alpine with redemption rights. The fragment references foreclosure or judicial sale actions and the right to redeem, but details are incomplete.
A District Court in Alpine issues a judgment against L. P Walters and known heirs and legal representatives in a tax matter. The record references Lot 3 in Block 48 in Brewster County Texas and the date November 13 1954 as part of the proceedings.
The text discusses rights of redemption and division of property in a lawsuit. It notes a party other than a taxing unit may participate for amounts below the adjudged value or total judgments, with the defendant retaining rights to redeem and to have property divided for sale in parts rather than whole.
The court recovered judgment against W M Locke and others for taxes penalty interest and costs on property described as Lot 4 in Block 4 North Heights Addition Alpine. The defendants right title and interest in the property are to be sold at the county courthouse door in the city or town. This action involves plaintiffs Mrs Mattie McClure Mrs Ada Russell and Mrs Verta Cook. The sale date appears as 1-26-3¢.
Public notice of a suit by The City of Alpine and others to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lot 1 to 10 in Block 29 Hancock Addition in Alpine. Defendants include Edith Listner Kennedy and others. judgment sought including liens with interest, penalties, and costs. Return date is the first Monday after 42 days from Jan 10, 1955.
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