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LEGAL AUV Lit. l.>b»LM
*11 l - . - _ - - ■
TOE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Cameron County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon W. S. Jamcus. Aaron Van
Wermer and Sylvia Van Wormer
by making publication of this cita
tion once in eacn week for four
successive weeks previous to the re
turn dav hereof, in some newspa
per published in your county, if
there be a newspaper published
therein, but if not. then in any
newspaper published in the 103rd
Judicial District: but if there be
no newspaper published in said Ju
dicial District then Ui a newspaper
published in the nearest district to
«aid 103rd Judicial District, to ap
pear at the next regular term of
he 103rd Judicial District Court of
Cameron County. Texas, to be
holden at the court house thereof,
in Brownsville. Texas, on the 3rd
Monday in April. A. D. 1929. the
iamc being the 15th dav of April,
A. D. 1929. then and there to an
swer a petition filed in said court
on the 19th dav of January'. A. D.
1929. in a suit, numbered on the
docket of said court No. 8295,
wherein O. C. Wagner and Martha
M. Wagner are plaintiffs and W. S.
James. Aaron Van Worrner. Sylvia
Van Wormer and James-Dickinson
Farm Mortgage Company, a cor
pora*ion, are defendants, and said
petition alleging: First: That by
deed dated January 21. 1919. re
corded in Volume 75. pages 257, 259.
Deed Records of Cameron County.
Texas. First National Bank of
Brownsville. Texas, convcved to W.
S. James a ten-acre tract of 'and
in said countv. in Concepcion dc
Carricitos Grant, a part of the
Hioks Reserve, fully deserii>ed in
said deed and in nlaintiffs* peti
tion: that in said deed said grant
ors retained a vendor's lien upon
said land to secure the payment of
five vendor's lien promissory notes.
LEGAL AUVLUllatMfcM
executed bv W. S. James, payable
to order ol First National Bank ot
Brownsville. Texas, all said notes
are dated January 21st. 1919. num
bered one to five Inclusive, each for
the principal sum of One Hundred
Twenty <$120.00* Dollars, maturing
respectively on the 21st day of Jan
uary in the years 1921. 1922, 1923,
1924 and 1925: said notes bear in-!
terest from date at the rate of six
per centum per annum, payable
annually; provide all past due prin- '
| clpal and interest shall bear inter
est after maturity until paid at the
rale of ten per centum per annum;
contain the usual accelerated ma
turity and a*tomey fee provisions!
in the eve.it of default: that there- !
after said First National Bank of 1
I Brownsville. Texas, sold, assigned.!
i transferred and delivered said
1 hereinabove described five notes to
! G. C. Wagner, who is now the own
' cr and holder thereof. That here
i tofore by deed dated January 21st. *
; 1919. recorded In Volume 71. pages
[ 457-459. Deed Records of Cameron
County. Texas. G. C. Wagner an J
Martha M. Wagner conveyed to W.
S. James twenty-one and sixty-two
hundredths <21.62* acres of land in
Cameron Countv. Texas, in Con
cepcion dc Carricltos Grant, being
Block Number Eleven <11*. oi Sub
division Number One <1*. of Hicks
Reserve, as shown uoon the map of i
said subdivision, recorded in Vol->
ume 4. page 27. of the Mao Records
of Cameron Countv; that in said
deed said grantors retained a ven
dor's lien upon said land to secure
the payment of five vendors lien
promissory notes, all dated January!
21, 1919. executed bv W. S. James,
payable to the order G. C. Wagner..
numbered one (1* to five <5> in
clusive. each for the nrincinal su.n ;
of two hundred fifty-nine and ■
maturing respectively on the 21st
forty-four hundredths <$259 44*,!
dav of January, in the vears 1921. j
1922. 1923. 1924 and 1925: all of said I
LEGAL A UV Kit fid EM ENT
notes bear interest from date there
of until maturity at the rate of six
per centum per annum, and there
after at the rate of ten per centum
per annum until paid, interest pay
able annually as it accrues, and
contain the usual accelerated ma
turity and attorneys fee clauses in
the event of default in the payment
of principal and interest thereon,
when due: that thereafter said W.
S. James, by deed dated August 6.
1919. recorded in Volume 88. pages
168-170. Deed Records of Cameron
County. Texas. conveyed said here
inabove described two tracts of land
to Aaron Van Wormer and Sylvia
Van Wormer. and in this deed said
grantor retained a vendor's lien
upon said land to secure the pay
ment of five certain vendor’s lien
nrimossory notes, payable tb the
order of James-Diekinson Farm
Mortgage Company, all said notes
being dated August 6. 1919. number
ed one to five inclusive. Note Num
ber One <1> for the principal sum
of Nine Hundred Forty-eight and
Sixty-hundredths <$948 60* Dollars
Notes Number; Two <2*. Three <3>
Four <4* and Five <5» for the prin
cipal sum of Four Hundred Seve~
‘V’Swr and Thirty-hundredths
<$4(4.30* Dollars each, maturing re
spectively. on the 6th day of August
In tne years 1920. 1921. 1922. 1323
and 19.’4: all of said notes b°ar in
terest from date thereof until the;r
respective maturities at the rate of
mx per centum per annum and
thereafter at the rate of ten per
centum per annum until paid: that
as a further consideration for tfhc
conveyance said Aaron Van Wor
mer and Svlvia Van Wormer as.
sumed the payment, of said herein
above described five <5* vendor's
hen promissory notes, executed by
said W S. James, payable to the
order of the First National Bank of
Brownsville. Texa*;. and also as
sumed payment of said hpreinabovp
described five <5> vendors lien
*•» » 4»- • * * at — *
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
promissory notes, executed by said
W. S. James, payable to the order
of said G. C. Wagner; that said
five notes executed bv Aaron Van
Wormer and Sylvia Van Wormcr.
payable to the order of James
Dickmson Farm Mortgage Com
pany are barred bv limitation, and
; the record thereof constitutes a
I cloud upon plaintiffs’ title: th’
[ plaintiffs are now the legal and
' equitable owners and holders of
•aid five notes, executed bv said W.
S. James, payable to the order of
.said First National Bank of
i Brownsville. Texas, and said five
! notes executed bv said W. S James,
payable to the order of said G. C.
Waencr; that default has been
made in the payment of said notes,
and plaintiffs have placed same in
I the hands of an attorney for col
lection: and that by reason thereof
said attorney’s fees provided for in
said notes has now accrued there
on: that defendants, and each of
them, though often requested so to
do. have failed and refused, and
still fail and refuse to pay said
notes, or any part thereof, to plain
tiffs’ daniaee in the sum ot twenty
thousand < $20 000 00* dollars. Sec
ond: That plaintiffs, on the 21st
| dav of January. 1919, were, and still
are. the owners in fee simple of
1 said two hereinabove described
; tracts of land, in Cameron County,
Texas, containing thirtv-one and
sixty-two hundredths <31.62» acres,
j more or less: that, on said date
plaintiffs were in possession there
of. and afterward, on or about the
22nd dav of January. 1919. defen
dants unlawfully erterr l uoon and
dispossessed plaintiffs of said lands j
and premises, and now withhold
from plaintiffs the possession1
thereof.
Plaintiffs pra’- for iudemrnt for
said d^bt. interest, attorney's fees,
and costs; for the foreclosure of
the vendor s liens as against all of
•'aid defendants; for the removal i
LEtiAL AUV ERTISEMENT
of cloud upon plaintiffs’ title; anti
in the alternative that plaintiff
have and recover of and f om said
defendants the title and possession
to said two hereinabove described
tracts of land.
, Here'n fail not. but have before
said court .at its aforesaid next!
regular term, this writ with vour
return thereon, showing how ’ you
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the
seal of .said court, at office in
Brownsville. Texas, this, the 21st
day of February, A. D. 1329.
• SEAL) JNO. P. SCANLAN.
Clerk. District Court, Cameron
County, Texas.
_ 2-23-2-9-16— 4t—3343
SHERIFF'S SALE
Real (state
THE STATE OF TEXAS )
COUNTY OF CAMERON )
By virtue of an execution and or- .
dcr of sale issued out of the Honor- j
able District Court of liexar county.
73rd Judicial District of Texas, on
the 5th day of February. 1929. by I
the clerk thereof, in the rase of !
B. F. Dittniar Company vs. L. S. Tor
ran.* et al. So. B-52, 03, and to me j
as Sheriff directed and delivered I I
will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, between the hours |
of lO;(»0 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.. March 1
R. 1929. it being the first Tuesday j
in said month, at the Court Hous*
door of Cameron county. Texas in !
the citv of Brownsville, the follow
ing described real estate: to-wit.
Lot piomber three 13) in block
number four (4) of the Taylor Fub- 1
division to the city of Harlingen, j
being a subdivision of block number
thirty-nine (39> of the Harlingen
Land and Water company’s subdivi- i
sion, lanieron county. Texas, situ-1
ated in the cite of Harlingen. Cam
eron county. Texas.
Levied on the 7th day of 1-obru-*
LEGAL A lit EKnsa.MKXI
ary. 1929. and to be told to satisfy
a judgi#nt dated January 21. 1929.
and recorded in the minutes of said
court in volume 23. pages 405-107.
in favor of B. F. Dittmar company,
a corporation, against defendant,
Hallie Torrans. for the sum of three
thousand five hundred fifty-seven
and 67-100 dollars ($3.567J»7) with
interest at the rate of ten per cent
(10 per cent) per annum from Janu
ary 24. 1929. until paid and all costs
of suit, and the further costa of
sale, together with a foreclosure of
a deed of trust lien on the above
described real estate as said lien
existed on the 20th day of *'-reh,
1928. against defendants, L. S Tor
rans. If illie Torrans. Sam B. Willis.
W. K. Henderson. C. W. Brown. E.
R. Rat'liff end L. (I. Braden, (he
said I.. G. Braden individual1;.- and
as trustee for \V. K. Henderson, C.
W. Brown and E. R. Ratcliff.
Given under nr hand this 7th day
of February. 1929.
W. F. BROWN. Sheriff,
< nmeren County, Texas
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