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THE ALVIN SUN, Oldest Paper Published in Brazoria County
CITATION—No. 16,019.
CITATION—No. 16,880.
CITATION—No. 14,963.
William
is plaintiff
and
are de-
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That siid note is long past due and
unpaid, ; t
paid c
omitte<
that it
•bout the It th day of
March, \. D. 1918. said C. W. Claw-
isigned. transferred
10.00
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18.00
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L. R. JOHNSON,
Sheriff, Brazoria County, Texas.
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refuXi
same or
olaintiff
for the
wholly f< iled.
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BUT A FIN? GENFRAL
son
conveyet
fer duly
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note anc
title ant
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virtue o
now the
said nott
title and
virtue of
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Wash off Ointment in five minutes
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is wonderful what Cuticura will do
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and red rough bands.—Advertisement
Texas, on
A. D. 1922
A. 1
District
By CAR
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assignee of the vendor, (’.
>n; and in the alternative
that defendant he cited as
y law to appear and answer
n, and that upon final hear-
plaintiff have judgment for
and premises, and have re-
said sale and conveyance
from C. V . Clawson to defendant, and
i of said deed, and that the
day ii
being
A D.
petitio
day o
Total Tax ,
~ To
.20
.20
5.00
... 5.00
5.00
6.00
... 6.00
3.50
... 5.00
... 7.50
. .. 5.00
... 6.00
... 10.00
... 5.00
7.00
4.00
5.00
on
nd for order of salt accord-
as provided by the law.
ither and further -elief, in
uity. general and special, as
entitled to.
price o
of land
wit:
Ten =
east co|.*ner of the West one-half of
section
Wade :
If you are a business nun,
did you ever think of the field
of opportunity that advertis-
ing opens to you? There is
almost no limit to the possi-
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study how to turn trade into
your store. If you are not get-
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of your community there’s a
reason. People go where they
are attracted — where they
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you make direct statements in
your advertising see to it that
you are able to fulfill every
promise you make. You will
add to your business reputa-
tion and hold your customers.
It will not cost as much to *nn
your ad in this paper as you
think. It is (he persistent ad-
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We will be pleased to quote
you our advertising rite*, par-
ticularly on the year's bur-
nt si.
cres of land out of the North-
STATE OF TEXAS, to the
"or any Constable of. Brazoria
nty—Greeting:
are hereby commanded to sum-
. G. Hughes by making publica-
That
veyed i
date wi
note w
caid sa
C. W.
the ven
ment oi
valid su
tiff and
to said
Mint UUUH, III dZOI J.l ICAdS.
CARLA SHEFFIELD, Deputy.
» A true copv. I certify.
L. R. JOHNSON, -
Sheriff Brazoria Co., Texas.
tiu noic is long pa.M aue ana
nd the defendant though of-
ten dem; nded has hitherto failed apd ;
and still refuses to pay the j
any part thereof, wherefore j
says, that the consideration >
onveyance of said land has I
Clawson
Wheref« re plaintiff brings this suit
and pray*
provided 1
this petiti*
ing hereoi
said land
cession oi
•ur consecutive weeks previous
return day hereof, in some news-
published in your County, if
be a newspaper published there-
if not, then in the nearest Coun-
;re a newspaper is published, to
at the next regular term of the
t Court of Brazoria County, to
in Au 'leton, Texas, on the First Mon-
September, A. D. 1922, same
the fourth day of September,
1922, then and there to answer a
i filed in said Court on the 9th
April. A. D. 1920, in a suit,
numb< red on the Docket of said Court
.963, wherein W. R. Isaacs is
plaintif and J. G. Hughes is defend-
id said petition alleging:
heretofore, to-wit, on or about
h day of June, A. D. 1916, dc7
fendant made, executed and delivered
to C. W. Clawson his one certain
promissory note for $1400.00, dated on
June l|2th, 1916, and due on or before
one ytjar
interest
per at r
10% a
placed
collect
annum
bound
to pay
the sa
togethc
fees tf ereon. according t o the tenor
and ef ect, face and reading, of said
note.
VORDERMAN. Clerk
Court, Brazoria Co. Texas.
A SHEFFIELD. Deputy !
true copy. I certify.
L. R JOHNSON,
Sheriff Brazoria Co., Texas. » I
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Plaintif
he is the
title of t
about th<
1920. was
and that
January,
said land,
tiff therel *om. and has since said date
unlawful!; * • ■” ••
possessior
on, or
That he is owner in fee simple of the
following described tract of land in
Brazoria County, Texas, to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
of the S. T. Angier 2-3 League of land
on Chocolate Bayou in Brazoria Coun-
ty, Texas, being also the Northeast
corner o* Lot No. 1 of the Subdivision
of said League; thence S. 53 deg. W.
3695.5 feet to a stake for corner on
the North line of said Angier 2-3 Lea-
gue. and being the Northeast corner of
a Forty (40) acre tract sold by W. C.
Kinsman to F. E. Wolff; Thence S. 27
deg. E. 2770 feet to the S. E. corner of
said Forty (40) acre tract to a stake
foi* corner on the South 1 ne of Lot
No. 2 of the aforesaid subdivision, in
the center of a graded road running
through the said Angier 2-3 League;
thence North 63 deg. E. 3949.5 feet to
a stake for corner at the angle of the
said road; thence North .29 deg. E.
1356 feet to Chocolate Bayou; thence
up said Bayou in a Northwesterly di-
rection with all its meanders to the
place of beginning, containing 286.6
acres, more or less, and is in possession
of same.
after date, said note bearing
at the rate of per cent
num from date, providing for
torney’s fees, in case same is
in the hands of an attorney for
wu<-ei on, or if collected by legal pro- t
ceedin; ; that the rate of interest 1o be’
i said note was inadvertently
in the writing of said note, but
was agreed that same should
bear i terest at the rate of 6% per
Whereby defencant became
and liable to pay and promised
to C. W. Clawson, or his order
d sum in said ncte specified
r with a1! interest and attorney’s
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THE
Sh< riff
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mon
tion c i this Citation once in each week
for f
to the
paper
there
in, bu
ty wk
appea
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be ho den at the Court House thereof,
2
Plaintiff says that the defendant Wil-
liam Wakefield and Irene T. Stockwell
are setting up some claim to said land
and some interest therein, but that said
defendants have no right, title or in-
terest to said land or any part thereof.
3.
Plaintiff says that the pretended
claims of said defendants are based and
asserted under and by virtue of a cer-
tain Oil and Mineral Lease Contract
heretofore executed by and between
one F. O. Froberg, joined by his wife,
Kitty Froberg, and said defendant
William Wakefield and Irene T. Stock-
well. said Lease contract being dated
on the 22nd day of October, 1919, and
recorded n Volume 155, page 368 et
seq., of the Deed Records of Brazoria
County, Texas, to which lease contract
and its said record reference is here
made for further and more particular
description of said land, for the full
terms of said contract and for any
and all proper purposes. But plaintiff
says that said lease contract has fullv
expired and is of no further force and
effect.
cancellatio
title to s iid land he re-invested *n
plaintiff ai
W. Claws’
plaintiff asks for the foreclosure of the
said vend »r’s lien and iudgnent
said note ;
ing to. an|i
and 5uch
law and ec
he may be
Herein f .il not. but have be ore said
Court, at
this writ
showing h
same.
Given
show ing how you have executed the
same
Gi
of s;
Sheriff’s Notire of Election.
(For Increase of School Tax.)
The State of Texas,
(County of Brazorij..
, Notice is hereby given that an elec-
tion will be held on the eighth day of
July, 1922, at the office of George Go-
vier in the town oi Danbury, in Com-
jmon School Distr ct No. 31 of this
County, as heretofore established by
order o? the Commissioners’ Court of
this County, to de ermine whether or
tiot the School Tax heretofore voted
in said District for the purpose of sup-
plementing tie Sta e School Fund ap-
portioned to said District shall be in-
creased from not exceeding fifty cents
On the $100 valuation of taxable prop-
erty in said District to not exceeding
One dollar on the $100 valuation of
taxable property in said District.
All person* who are legally qualified
■foters of this State and of this County
and who are resident property taxpay-
er* of said D’stvict shall be entitled to
-vote at said election.
Said eledian was ordered by the
J>WNER DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
Unkn^v n, Rowan Add.7Tot 2. blk~2 77
Unknown, Rowan Add., lot 4. blk 2
Unknown, Rowan Add , lot 5, blk 2
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 225, sec 13. H. T & B., lor. 71
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 225, sec 13, H. T. & B., lot. 74
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 225, sec 13. H. T. & B., lol 47
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 228. sec 17, H. T. & B., lot 19
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 400. sec 1, 1. & G. N., lot 8
Unknown, 5.60 acres, ab 400, sec 1, I. & G. N., lot 21
Unknown, 8.40 acres, ab 400, sec 1, I. & G N., lot 22
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 421, sec 21, H. & W., lot 7
Unknown. 10 acres, ab 463. sec 24, I & G. N., lot 4. blk 10
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 420, sec 23. H. & W., lot 53
Unknown, 20 acres, ab 480 sec 16, H. & W., lot 10
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 481, sec 12, H. T. & B., lot 64
Unknown, S.9) acres, ab 485, sec 24, H. & W.. lot 29.
Unknown, 110 acres, ab 486, sec 10, H. & W., lot 10
Unknow n, 10 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., lot 1, blk 6
Unknown, 1.0 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., lot 4. blk 6
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., lot 1, blk 11
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., lot 1, blk 13
Unknown, 2^ acres, ab 491. sec 22, H. & W., part lot 2. blk 3....
Unknown, 8 acres, ab 487, sec 20, H. & W
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 23
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N.. lot 24
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 25....
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 30
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620, sec 25, I. & G. N., lot 1. blk 12
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620. sec 25, I. & G. N., lot 2, blk 12
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620. sec 25, I. & G. N., lot 3, blk 12
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620, sec 25, I. & Q. N., lot 4, blk 12
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620, sec 26, I. & G. N., iot 3, blk 17
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620. sec 25, I. & G. N., lot 1, blk 18
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620, sec 25, I. & G. N., lot 3, blk 26
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 620, sec 25, 1. & G. N , lot 2, 3, part 1, blk 30
Unknown, 60 acres, ab 622, sec 27, I. & G. N., part blk 8
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 622, sec 27, I. & G. N., lot 3
Unknown, 80 ticres, ab 622, sec 27, I. & G. N., all blk 3
Unknown, 60 acres, ab 622. sec 27, I. & G. N., part blk 2
Unknown, 1) acres, ab 622, sec 27, I. & G. N., part blk 4
Unknown, 4 60 acres, ab 449. sec 14, H. T. & B., lot 3, blk D
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 36
Unknown. 10 acres, ab €19. sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 39
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619. sec 26, I & G. N., lot 40
Unknown, 11 s.cres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 46
Unknown, 1) acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 58
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 59
Unknown, 11 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 60
Unknown, 1<> acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 61
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 62
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619. sec 26, I. & G. N., lot 63
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 472, sec 28. H. T. & B , lot 26
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 619, sec 26, I. & G. N
Unknown, 2(' acres, ab 420, sec 23, H. & W., lots 61. 62
Unknown. 3 ae-es, ab 225, sec 13, H. T. & B., lot 8
Unknow n. 87% acres, ab 485, sec 24, H. & W
Unknown, 14 acres, ab 423, sec 17, H. & W..
Unknow n 2.50 acres, ab 227, sec 15, H. T. & B., lot 23
Unknown 15 acres, ah 161, B. B. B. & C., N % of lot 25
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., lot 4, blk 13
Unknow n. 4.87 acres, ab 227, sec 15, H. T. & B.. lot 41
Unknown, 10 acres, ab 421, sec 21, H. & W., lot 14
Unknown, Sllirley Add., lot 8, blk 1
Van Slyke, Cha... 10 acres, ab 622, sec 27, I &. G. N., part lot 4
Van Blarcum, J P., 5 acres, ab 421, sec 21, H. & W., E % of lot 6....
Villalovas Matea, Morgan Add., lot 1, blk 4
Waldo, E. E., 10 acres, ab 472. sec 28, H. T. & 13., lot 8
Walker, J L„ 4<» acres, ab 622, sec 27. I. & G. N„ E % lot 7
Wallis, L. H.. 2.40 acres, ab 491, sec 22, H. & W., part lot 2. blk 8.,..
Watson, Jno. G. 10.60 acres, ab 400, sec 1, I. & G. N., lot 16
Watson. S. S . 26 1/3 acres, ab 423, sec 17, H. & W., lot 2A
Wilhelm, G. W. £st., 7 acres, ab 422, sec 19, H. & W., part of lot 1
Wilkerson, T. H , 10 acres, ab 472, sec 28, H. T. & B., lot 15
WilHsms & w’aniisoik 16 acres, ab 485, sec 24, H. & W.. lot 30, 2/3 of
22
Wilson. Louis. J.. 2/3 acres, ab 485, sec 24, H. & W., part lot 28
Wood, Jno. G., Shirley Add., lot 1, blk 2
Wilbur, O. D., 15 acres, ab 423, sec 17, H. & W., lot 4
Wilbur, O. D., 60 acres, ab 480, sec 16, H. & W„ lots 7, 8, 9
Zcrcher, Mrs. N. H., . 0 acres, ab 225, sec 13, H. T. & B., lots 22, 23, part
21 ...
THE STATE OF TEXAS,)
Coufcty of 3razoria. J
I, A. O. Evans, hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and com-
plete list of lands and lots in the City of Alvin, Texas, and in the City of-
Alvin extended for school purposes only, on which taxes F.ssessed for the
year 1921 are unpaid and delinquent, together with the amounts due on sane
and the names cf the owners of said lands and lots, as the same appear on
the tax rolls of taid City of Alvin and City of Alvin extended for school pur-
poses only
Witness my hand and seal this the 9th day of June, 1922.
A. O. EVANS,
Assessor and Collector of Taxes for the City of Alvin.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9th day of J ine, 1922.
G. W. SHEFFIELD.
Notary Public, Bra zoria County, Texas.
Examined and approved by the Mayor and City Council, June 9th, 1922.
Attest:—A. L. IRELAND, Secretary. W. 3. DELAND, Mayor.
nine (9) of the Hooper and
urvey, abstract nu nber 432.
3.
said land was heretofore con-
i defendant by deed of even
h said note, and that the said
:s the chief consideration for
e and conveyance that said
Slawson retained in said deed
pay-
County Judge of this County by order
made the 10th day of June, 1922, and
this notice is given in pursuance o:
said order.
Dated this ICth day of Jure, A. D.
1922.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, to the
Sheriff or any Constable of Brazoria
County—Grectin g:
You are hereby commanded to sum-
mon the Alvin Water, Light & Icc
Company, a corporation, now defunct,
and the Unknown Stockholders of said
Alvin Water, Light & Ice Company;
and the unknown heirs and legal rep-
resentatives of the Alvin Water, Light
& Ice Company; and the unknown
heirs and legal representatives of the
unknown Stockholders of said defunct
Company; The Mugler Manufacturing
Company, a corporation, now defunct,
and the Unknown Stockholders of the
Mugler Manufacturing Company, and
the Unknown heirs and legal repre-
sentatives of the Mugler Manufactur-
ing Company, and the (Jnknown heirs
and legal representatives of the Un-
known Stockholders of said defunct
company; Charles G. Mugler, and the
unknown heirs and legal representa-
tives of the said Charles G. M ugler,
by making publication of this Citation
once in each week for four consecutive
weeks previous to the return day here-
of, in some newspaper published in
your County, if there be a newspaper
published therein, but if not, tien in
the nearest County where a newspaper
is published, to appear at the next
regular term of the District Court of
Brazoria County, to be holden at the
Court House thereof, in Angleton.
Texas, on the First Monday in Sep-
tember, A. D. 1922, same being the
fourth day of September, A. D. 1922,
then and there to answer a pe-ition
filed in said Court on the 18th day of
April, A. D. 1922, in a suit, numbered
on the Docket of said Court No. 16,880.
wherein R. W. Van Valkenburgh, is
plaintiff, and the Alvin Water. Light
& Ice Company, a corporation, now
defunct and the Unknown Stockholder*
of said Alvin Water. Light 8? Ic<
Company; and the unknown heirs anc
legal representatives of the Alvin Wa
ter. Light & Ice Company, and the
unknown heirs and legal representa-
tives of the Unknown Stockholders or
said Company; The Mugler Manufac-
turing Company, a corporation, now
defunct, and the Unknown Stockhold-
ers of the Mugler Manufacturing
Company, and the Unknown heirs and
legal representatives of the Mugler
Manufacturing Company and the Un-
known heirs and legal representative*
of the Unknown Stockholders of said
defunct Company: Charles G. Mug-
ler, and the unknown heirs and legal
representatives of the said Charles G.
Mugler, are defendants, and said pe-
tition alleging:
1st. Plaintiff alleges that he is the
owner in fee simple and is entitled to
the possession of lots 2 and 3 in Block
3 in Wade’s Addition to the town of
Alvin in Brazoria County, Texas, and
that on the 17th day of April, 1922, he
was in possession of same, and that
upon the same date the defendants un-
lawfully entered nipon said premises
and dispossessed him thereof and since
said date and do now. unlawfully with-
hold from him the possession thereof,
and he pravs for the tile and posses-
sion of said land.
2nd. Plaintiff alleges that on Oc-
tober 29th. 1911, the above described
land was sold to the defendant Alvin
Water, Light & Ice Company, by deed
of that date, which deed is of record
in Book 111, page 295, deed record* of
Brazoria Copunty, Texas, and that saM-
defendant company is the common
source of title herein.
3rd. That on the 16th day of May,
1913, the sheriff of Brazoria County,
under order of sale issued out of the
District Court of Brazoria County.
Texas, in cause No. 10.242, sold said
above described property to plaintiff,
but that in the rendition or said judg
ment and in said sale said property
was erroneously described as being in
Block 2 instead of Block 3. as above
described; and in this connection plain-
tiff alleges that after he purchased
said land he went into the possession
of said land herein sued for and held
possession thereof until the 5th day
of January. 1915, when he sold said
property to the defendant Charles G.
en under my hand and the sea!
id Court, at office in Angleton,
Texa-, on this the 12th day of Mav,
A. D *
Labor worketh a harshness upon
sorrow.—Montaigne.
1922
A. E. VORDERMAN, Clerk
D strict Court, Brazoria Co., Texas.
Bv <-----------
(Seal!
and I have had
Get Doan’s at Any Store, 60e a Box
DOAN’S ■W’U’LV
FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
sol I, assigned, transferred and
to plaintiff by written trans-
recorded in the deeo record
•ria County. Texas, the saH-]
lien together with all rights,
interest owned or held by
kV. Clawson in said land by
same, and that olaintiff is I
legal owner and holder of I
and lien, and all the rights,
interest in or to said land by
same.
Agnes Slipped.
Kutle—“Poor Agnes slipped on 1
veranda last night.” Doris—“Wx
well, did It fit her?”
THE STATE OF TEXAS, to the
Sheriff or any Constable of Brazoria
Coun ty—G r eet in g :
You ire hereby commanded to sum-
mon William Wakefield by making
publication of this Citation once in
each week for four consecutive weeks
previous to the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
County, if there be a newspaper pub-
lished therein, but if not, then in the
nearest County where a newspaper is
publish* d, to appear at the next regular
term of the District Court of Brazoria
County, to be holden at the Court
House thereof, in Angleton, Texas, on
5.A0 the First Monday in September, A. D.
5.00 ' 1922, same being the fourth day of
5.00 September, A. D. 1922, then and there
1.50 1 to answer a petition filed in said Court
4 00 on the 19th day of August, A. D. 1921,
5.00 in a suit, numbered on the Docket of
5.00 said Court No. 16,019, wherein C. W.
5.00 i Kinsman is plaintiff and William
5.00 i Wakefield, Mrs. Irene T. Stockwell,
5.00 joined herein proforma by her hus-
5.00 ! band, William R. Stockwell, are de-
5.00 fendants, and said petition alleging:
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der my hand and the sea!
of said Cc urt. at office in Angleton,
this the 9th day of June,
that the said sum of $287.00 nor any
other sum of money has been paid to
said F. O. Froberg or his assigns, nor
has it been deposited in said Farmers
State Bank, as provided in said con-
tract.
That by reason of the failure of said
defendants William Wakefield and
Irene T. Stockwell to begin said well
or pay said money in accordance with
the terms of the said lease contract,
said lease contract and all rights of
defendants thereunder have been for-
feited and said tease fully terminated
and of no further force and effect; but
that said defendants have failed and
refused to release said ’and and that
they are still asserting their pretended
claims of certain rights, title and int-
erest therein, and that said pretended
claims of said defendants cast a cloud
upon the title of the plaintiff in and
to said land.
Wherefore, plaintiff pravs the court
that defendants be i ^cording to
law to answer this petition, and that
he have judgment for the cancellation
of said lease contract and all the rights,
title and interest of said defendants
thereunder, and for removing the cloud
from plaintiff’s title of said land exist-
ing by virtue of same, for divesting
out of the defendants all the right, title
and interest in and to said land given
and provided for in said lease contract,
and re-investing such right, title and
interest in said plaintiff, and for such
other and further relief, special and
general, at law and in equity as he
may be entitled to.
Herein fail not, but have before said
Court, at its aforesaid regular term,
this writ with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand and the sea!
of said Court, at office in Angleton,
Texas, on this the 9th day of June,
A D 1922
A. E. VORDERMAN. Clerk
District Court, Brazoria Co., Texas.
By CARLX SHEFFIELD. Deputy.
(Seal) A true copy. I certify.
L. R. JOHNSON,/
Sheriff Brazoria Co., Texas.
By W. J. HOLLAND, Deputy.
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2.
said note was g;ven as the
chief < onsideration for the purchase
the following described tract
in Brazoria County, Texas, to-
Sheriff’s Notice of Election.
(Original School Tax.)
The State of Texas,
County of Brazoria.
Notice is hereby given that an elec-
tion will be htld on the eighth day of
July, 1922, at the business house of
C. W. Ransom at Sandy Point, in
i Common School District No. 8, of this
; County, as heretofore established by
■ order of the Corr.missioner’s Court of
this County, to determine whether a
majority of the legally qualified tax-
paying voters of that District desire
to tax themselvet for the purpose of
supplementing the State School Fund
apportioned to said District, and to
determine whether the Commission-
ers’ Court of this County shall be au-
! thorized to levy, assess and collect
annually a tax of and at the rate of
25 cents on the ilOO valuation of all
taxable property in said District for
said purposes.
All persons who are legally qualified
voters of th s Stat; and of this County
and who are resident property taxpay-
ers of said Distric: shall be entitled to
vote at sa d electicn.
Said election was ordered by the
County Judge of tais County by order
made the 61 h day of lune. 1922, and'
this notice is giv;n in pursuance of
said order.
Dated this 6th dav of Tune. 1922,
L. R. JOHNSON,
Sheriff. Brazoria County. Texas.
By F. Nevill, Deputy.
That said lease contract provided
that the same should terminate and be
null and void and of no further force
and effect in case that no well was
commenced on said land on or before
the 22nd day of October, 1920, or un-
less in lieu thereof the sum of $287 00
should be paid to F. O. Froberg or his
assigns, on said day of October 22nd,
1920, or should be deposited to his
credit in the Farmers State Bank at
Alvin, Texas. Plaintiff says that there
was no well begun on said land in ac-
cordance with said contract on or be-
fore the said date and further that no
well has ever been begun by said Wil-
liam Wakefield or by any other person, v,.
1? Pn”uanS* wilh 7'^Qc,°r„’r®7; Murfrr. by deed of that date, recorded
a -x. a a. one- An -a.- ««« page 583, of the Deed
I Records of Brazoria County, and re-
tained in said deed a vendor’s lien to
secure the payment of the unpaid pur-
chase money, and that said defendant
went into possess’on of said land, and
' that in the execution of said deed the
description of said land was errone-
ously stated to be in Block No 2 in-
stead of Block No. 3. it being the in-
tention of such parties to convey and
to purchase the land herein sued for.
4th. That on March 9th, 1921, in cause
No. 11,728, plaintiff recovered judgment
against the defendant Mugler for the
sum of $4,517.00, being balance due on
purchase nrice of said land, with fore-
closure of vendor’s lien on the prop-
ertv herein described, but that in de-
scribing said land it was erroneouslv
described as being in Block No. 2
instead of Block No. 3, but that it was
intended by all parties and the Court
that the lien should be foreclosed on
the property herein sued for, and saH
land was ordered sold to satisfy said
judgment.
That the plaintiff is the owner
of the land herein sued for by virtv:
of the ten years statute of limitation,
having held peaceable and adverse pos-
session the-eof. using and enjoving the
same, for more than ten years prior
to the institution of this suit.
6th. Plaintiff sues in. the alterna-
tive. and prays that if the Court should
hold th^t he is not entitled to recovei
the land sued for herein, that his lien,
legal and equitable as disclosed bv the
facts hereinabove alleged, be foreclosed
on the land herein sued for and that
said land be sold in satisfaction of
said judgment and lien.
Plaintiff prays for the title and pos-
session of said land, for correcting the
judgment in cause No. 10.242. properly
describing said land, for correction
and reformation of cause No. 11,728
properly describing said land, for order
of sale, costs of Court and for such
other relief to which he may be en-
titled.
Herein fail not, but have before said
Court, at its aforesaid regular term,
' this writ with yourre*un^jMrcou,
6.
' represents to the Court that
lawful owner in fee simple j
ie said land and that on or
first day of January, A. D.
in lawful possession thereon,
m or about said fit st day of
920, defendant entered upon
and unlawuflly ejected plaii-
withheld from plaintiff the
thereof, to plaintiffs dam- |
age in th • sum of $2000.00. Plaintiff I
and defen lant claim title under C. W.
common source.
conveyance
Tor’s lien to secure the r-*y
said note and tha1 same is a
listing lien in favor of plain-
constitutes the superior title
land. That defendant claims
said lan 1 under and by virtue of said
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Beck, John P. The Alvin Sun (Alvin, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, June 30, 1922, newspaper, June 30, 1922; Alvin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1245799/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Alvin Community College.