Annex Added To Pecos Sanitarium
Workmen enlarge Dr. C. J. Bryan’s Pecos Sanitarium nearly doubling its size. Walls and roof up, outside painting and interior work to follow. When finished the hospital will be a modern facility in the area.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
4
Workmen enlarge Dr. C. J. Bryan’s Pecos Sanitarium nearly doubling its size. Walls and roof up, outside painting and interior work to follow. When finished the hospital will be a modern facility in the area.
A fine eight-pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs FE L Pearce of Sanderson here Wednesday. Both mother and son are doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs E Walker of Wink became the proud parents of a healthy baby boy weighing seven pounds twelve ounces who arrived on Wednesday. Both mother and infant are reported to be progressing well.
The 41st District Court of Paso County issued an order of sale against Orville and Mrs. Orville Greer for 1483.83 dollars plus costs. Sheriff Louis Roberson levied on Lots 5 and 6 in Block 17 of the College Addition to Pecos, Reeves County, as part of the vendor’s lien and associated mechanic and deed of trust liens from 1928 1929.
Sheriff Louis Roberson announces the sale of real estate tied to a loan in Reeves County Pecos to satisfy an order of sale. The auction occurs November 6 1984 at the courthouse door in Pecos during business hours for cash to the highest bidder. The property includes stock purchased with the loan and is levied as the property of Orville and Mrs. Orville Greer. Publication is required weekly for three consecutive weeks in the Pecos Enterprise.
Notice of suit to validate refunding bonds No 1580 in Reeves County Irrigation Improvement District No. The notice names Reeves County and the improvement district seeking court validation of bond issues and related proceedings.
A suit filed in Winkler County Texas District Court seeks to validate refunding bonds not exceeding 142 500 dollars at 4 percent for 35 years. The bonds will refund 6 percent bonds dated August 10 1915 with final maturity around 1949 and tax levy to pay principal and interest. Proceedings read in petition filed October 10 1934 in Kermit Texas.
Court document text records the seal and execution of a ruling on October 29 1954 with official stamps and signatures including W E Baird district clerk and J W Eisenwine deputy.
Ex Parte Reeves County Water Improvement District No One in Winkler County Texas commands sheriff or constable to publish notice in Reeves County newspaper for two consecutive weeks. Return day set after two weeks from first publication. Official action concerns No. 1580 in Re Reeves County Water.
A suit is filed in Winkler County District Court to validate a $5 serially maturing refunding bond issue at 4 percent interest with final maturity August 10, 1949 and to validate tax levies for principal and interest. Petition filed October 10, 1934, with court action and required returns, warrants, and seal. Executed by W. E. Baird Jr as Deputy Clerk, notices issued in Kermit Texas during October 1934 term.
Reeves County authority issues notice of sale of real estate belonging to Wilton L Youngblood Calvin Youngblood Walter Youngblood Lenora Estell Bell R H Bell Murray M Youngblood and Mary Ellen Youngblood. Sale set for November 6 1954 at Reeves County Courthouse Pecos with bid to highest bidder under a legal levy and publication in Pecos Enterprise for three consecutive weeks.
By alias execution issued from Reeves County Justice Court W E Morrison JP against F W Elliott for 115.50 plus interest and costs the sheriff levies on extensive Reeves County real estate in Pecos City including blocks one to six with exceptions. The sale will be by public vendue for cash to the highest bidder as the property of F W Elliott between 10 A M and 4 P M following legal levy and notice in the Pecos Enterprise.
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