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1.91nutes of the °_oerd of Commis=loners
Tuesday, July 5, 19L.8
The Board met at 10 o'clock P. 1". in the Commissioner's Room et the
Courthouse, Present; Collier Cobb, Jr., Chai nnan, Ben F. SJil eon and Hubert
G. Laws, Commiarionere.
The minute= of the June meetin¢ was read and approved.
L9r. J. A. tYill isms end tdr. Teague of The University of ??orth Carolina
an_neered end asked that the following resolution be passed.
PIHF,REAS, the Universi Ey of North Carolina, entered into a contract dated
February 26, 1946, with the United Ste ter of America, acting through the
Federal Pn511c Housing Authority, whereby the FPAA eareed to furnish to the
University of North Carolina certain dwelling units Tor the use ~ofave taran
students and others, in ecc ordance with the terms of said contract; end
'rJHEREP.S, the Congress of the United 5tetes, by H.R. 5710, Section 505,
has provided for e transfer of such d•.va111ng units to the educational 7nst1-
tutions which have received thew, under certain condi bona, one of which is
that the request of the institution for e transfer of said dwelling units
must be supported by ¢ resolution of the governins 'oody of the municipal Sty
or county he ving jurisdiction in the area speclf icelly approving the waiver
of the requirements of Section 31'. of the Lanham Act; end
!'IHERE95, the dwelling units made available to the Ua?varsity of 4lorth
Carolina are located in Orange County, North Ce•o11ne, outside the limits of
any municio¢lities, thereby making the 3oard of County Commissioners of
Orange County, North Carolina, the Governing body having Jurisdiction in the
area;
NO'+7, ^_HEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners of
Orange County, North barollna, does hereby approve the waiver of the require-
ments o,^ Section 319 of the Lenhem Act by the United States of America in
connection :a th the dwellin2_ units provided for the University of North Car-
oline by said United States by reason of Federal ?ubl is Housing Project No.
NC-V-31105 (Contract Fo. HP. (v-3ue51.
Ltr, Vlordie r'i tzgerald, Orange County Fire tVerden eppeaH d"end reported
on the work that was being done through his orceni zetion, /e~so pre rented
his proposed 191iR-191!9 budget, which called for the same appropriation ¢s
last year.
'"he Boe rd of Walfere appeared and diecu=red their Budget meads for
1918-]9t~9•
The following epplice bons to rat ail bear in the County, were, upon
motion, approved:
Maria tderritt end P.nnie Neville.
The County Aoer3 of 3ducation apnea red and 31sc•~~s red their budget needs
for the 191!8-1949 fiscal yesr.
Dr. !:'. G. Chrismen ¢gpeared and `a'_ked with reference to the appointment
of a Rabies Inspector ror the r, ounty, !-e =te `„q '- he tho•.na!-a Sf this eras
done it would „et several thous end more dbgs vaccinated end alsd get them
listed for taxes.
Dr. Chrismen stated that he reould acceot an appointment as Rabies Inspect
if the County would pay him ONE HU`iDRED DOiLARS oar month, plus expenses, 410
e coon was taken by the Boe rd.
A. road petition was presented, e=_king that a paw road be built ]n Cedar
Grove Tormsh!p, beginning ne er The Fa to Daniel home place on the road leading
P orterfield's old store place and Laws' old =tore place and running in an
Ea sterly direction leading out to the Lat ta's Grove Church, approximately
one end one-half miles,
Pcti^.n was deferred unt71 ale ter date.
E. C. Liner enoaered end stated that his mil ch cow died from rabies, whic
eras evidently caused from tho bite of e rabid dog, and asked that the county
reimburse him for his loss.
IInon motion, St ivas ordered that h9r. Liner be paid the sum of FIFTY
DOLLARS for the loss of his cow.
The foil orelnq names were draNa Ito serve as Jurors et the August term
of Superior Court:
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2, Pi. W. 6ohnron - 0.H. 2 VY, R. Andrews 3.
3. H, L. i;'ilson 0.^, 2 fit. P. rflend Cks
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5. C. H, Bowden C.H. 27. Robert Ray 8,
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~. l'f, Grady Pritchard C, P., 29• J. 5. Kennett C.H.
8. Seter E1linnton C.H. 30. J. A. Clerk C. H,
q. S1, ?. 47alkar Cks. 31. J. Robert ii'ilson Cks
10. H. H. i(in6 R. 32. Richard Gates L,3.
11. H. D, Nolfe C. H 33• !+~• S. are ckenridve C, H.
12. Joseph C, Dodson B. 3 , S!. D1. TSmnons C.9.
13. P.1 ex Riley Hb. 3~• Tames J. rr^reeland H.
14. D, H. I:icCul lock C.G. 3 , Cr, C. Abernethy 9.
1a, C7. Robert Link Eno 37. Eric Roberson C.H.
16, J. I, Dickey C,G. 38. Ralph Ikerrow R.
17. Clay Johnson L.R: 79• Horace Dark 0. H.
18. 1.t. Everette Thompson R. 0. L. E. Reerd Hb.
19• Sam 'A, Hughes Hb. 41. VY. H. ?a¢y C, H.
20. Roscoe fif. D¢v1s C.H. II2. J. H. h1cAdems Clrs
21. Sohn C. Pe¢raon 0.H, 8 J. E. 57urrap Cka
22. Robert A. Thompson 3. ~. E. H. Rey Hb.
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2. J. D. idinc ey L.R: 20. 'i7111i em R. Stre ughn, Tr. C. Y„
3 VYilliam Nev111e
~ C, H. 21. 0. P. Cole Hb.
li. L, R, Cheek C.H. 22. Jam L7cI Ver fl.
5. P. C, Freeman C, H. 2j. Che rles Netkins 5no
6. P¢rlser Roland C.G. 2 John H. hte ddrp C.H.
7. L. D, Lioore Cks 25, Peul Vi. "IeRer C.H.
9. E. C. Leonard C.H. 2 !Y. R. Ri eckweldar Nb.
q. Rop Ce tes Cks 27. Henry i"i, Pykes Cks.
10. P.rchle P. Daniels C. H, 28. fiedrlck T. Sykea Cks.
11. hir s. Louise ?darka~ C.H. 29. J. C. Earnhert C.P.
^ 12. Enrl ish Ragbp C, H, 30. J, Thomas Rpkes Ck e.
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~ 14• Cherl es 3 Rush 0.H. 32. i'1. 3. Thome.s Cks.
~-~ 15. °. H. Oakley C,G. 3j. C. N, Pickett C,H,
1 VYaldon ~, Berry C,G. 3 Robert N. Bpnum C.H.
17. ~. 0. hie rkhem C.H. 35. Jeff Foushee C, R.
19. Sirs. F.li zeb eth R, ,9heft C. H. 3 A. T. Anderson Hb.
The balance of the dep wee take n un stssdping the 194.0-1949 nronosed
bud eets for the various county depa rtme nts.
Upon motion, adjourned to meet agel n tVedne sd¢y, July 7, 194 at
B a'cl ock P.hi..
Collier Cnbb. Jr.
J. E. Laws Chairmen
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