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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1928
Page
11
Carson County commissioners set March 19 and 20 to receive bids on grading and permanent drainage for 20 miles of Highway 66, ahead of concrete paving. Estimated cost is 55000 dollars, with recent bond issues totaling 540000 dollars approved for paving across the county.
On Sunday in February 1928 the City of Amarillo recovered 10.74 dollars in taxes with 6 percent interest and costs, against Sallie R Lowmiller. By March 1 a sale order was issued. The sheriff will offer Block 121 Old Town Addition Amarillo Potter County Texas on the first Tuesday of March 1928 between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. if no bidders, property may be awarded to the city.
A series of sheriff sale notices from Potter County Texas in March and April 1928 detail foreclosure by Amarillo on delinquent tax liens. The notices describe properties including lots in Murphy, Charlotte, Glidden and Sanborn additions to Amarillo and associated court orders of sale, sale dates, and redemption rights. Names include Wiley Pollard Sheriff and Sam Ramsey Deputy, with multiple defendants and city of Amarillo as plaintiff.
The City of Amarillo obtained judgments totaling 189.89 dollars and 115.00 dollars for delinquent taxes and penalties on properties in Potter County. An order of sale directed the sheriff to levy and sell described lots on April and March 1928, with rights of redemption and potential division, to the highest cash bidder at the courthouse in Amarillo.
On the fifth day of February A. D. 1028 a district court of Amarillo county docket lists case number 148 in which the City of Amarillo is the plaintiff and the defendant is not specified in the fragment.
Potter County Texas public sale notice detailing two separate court ordered foreclosures. The first involves a tax lien on property in San Jacinto Heights addition, Lot 8 in Block 120, to be sold April 1 1928 at the Court House door for cash with rights of redemption. The second concerns Lot 1 and 2 in Block 384 of Mirror Addition, Amarillo, to be sold April 1 1928 with similar terms and rights of redemption.
In Potter County Texas the City of Amarillo sues Corn Baker to foreclose a delinquent tax lien on Lots 13 and 14 in Block 112 of the Mirror Addition. A sale is ordered for April in 1922 at the County Courthouse to satisfy a judgment for 37 and penalties plus costs with interest at 6 percent, with redemption rights and potential sale to the city if no bidders exist.
SAm Ramely Deputy announces sale of deserted property at 4 pm to highest bidder. Sale seeks to transfer all rights, title and interest to the bidder while preserving defendant’s right to redeem under law. Property may be divided for sale, with city of Amarillo as bidder if few any bids, date March 1026.
A series of foreclosure notices issued by Sheriff Wiley Pollack in Potter County Texas detail orders of sale against Amarillo defendants for delinquent taxes. The notices specify court docket numbers, defendant names, the judgment amounts, and the seizure and sale of properties in Amarillo including Glidden and Banborn Addition lots and South Side Addition parcels.
A notice states that on a stated date in April 1928 the sheriff will sell at the courthouse in Amarillo the defendant’s real property described as Lot 20 and Lot 21 in certain blocks of Amarillo additions. The sale is for cash to satisfy the defendant’s debts and allow division among parties, with possible bid-off to a clerk if no bidders appear. The notice bears the sheriff’s name Wilfy Pollard and deputy Sam Ramney.
In Potter County Texas the Amarillo city government obtained judgments for delinquent taxes on several properties. Orders of Sale directed the county sheriff to levy and sell parcels to satisfy tax, interest, and court costs. The notices detail lot and block descriptions, dates for sale in April 1928, and the right of defendants to redeem or have the property divided under law.
On the first day of March 1908 a judgment and order of sale were issued to satisfy costs and judgments. Lot three in block thirty seven of the San Jacinto Heliee Addition to Amarillo, Potter County, will be sold at the court house on the first Tuesday in April 1908 between 10 and 12 for cash to the highest bidder, subject to defendant's equity of redemption. If no bids, the property will be paid off to the city. Sheriff Wiley Pollard signs.
The sheriff of Potter County will sell on the first Thursday in April at the courthouse in Amarillo the property of Mollie Gryternie Reese fondant to satisfy a tax judgment of four dollars and forty four cents plus interest. Delivered by order of the District Court, the sale will occur between 10 and 4 with redemption rights as provided by law, under Deputy Sam Rambe y.
The City of Amarillo files a tax foreclosure in Potter County Court. Judgment of $12.46 plus six percent interest and costs, foreclosing delinquent taxes on Lot 2 in Block 8 of the San Jacinto Heights addition, Amarillo. Sale set for the first Tuesday in April at the courthouse, 10 am to 4 pm. property to be sold to satisfy the judgment and costs, with right of redemption and potential transfer to the City if no bidders. Additional tax foreclosure notice repeats for another parcel, with $8.62 due and six percent interest, foreclosing taxes and costs. sale to proceed on the same schedule.
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