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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19510702~~t~ htlnutes of the Board of Commisioners idondey, July 2, 1951 The Board o£ County Commissioners for the County of Orange, met in regular session on ?:ionday July 2, 1951, et 10 o'clock A. 1.4., Sn the Commi asioners' Rooi at the Courthouse. Present: Collier Cobb, Jr., Cha lrman, Sim L. Efland end R. 0. Forrest, Commissioners. The minutes of the June meetings vrere read end approved. The following road petitions vrere presented: Petition calling for widening and oaving a road running from the Ervin Road to Blackwood Station, length of road 5 1/2 miles. Petition to..teke over and maintain a road in Little Hiver Tovmship, running from the Hunt Road to Tom Woods, knovm as the Henry Carden Roed, length of road 2,760 feet. Road in Cheeks Township, running from Oasis Service Station to Northeast, by way of Old Road for ¢dis tance of .50 miles. Road in Eno Township, running from P¢lmer's Grove to L. I. Yates Home, length of road 1/1} miles. Road in Chanel Hill Tormship, running from Highway 15A-501 to HIt. Carmel Rosd end knovih as Pittsboro RAad, length of road 1/2 mile. Ido action ores taken on any of the above petitions, pending en investigation by the Board. Li. C. Burt, Negro Ferm Agent appeared and reported that the negro toilet facilities vrere not usable end asked that something be done to remedy the s itueti on. Tha Board instructed hir. Ira A. Ciard, County Accountant to have the colored toilets restored to a usable condition. Upon motion of Commissioner Efland, seconded by Commissioner Forrest it was ordered that a bill of $18.60 presented by George D. Atkinson, Sr. for 30 21b. chickens (tilled by dogs in 1950 and 58 L vre eks old chi clcens killed in 1951 be disallowafi due to the fact that h1r. Atlc3.nson did not list chickens for the year: 1950 or 1951. Uoon motion of Commissioner Efland, seconded by Commissioner Forrest it was ordered that Carrie Harwood Hrovm be paid ?~iv6.00 per month as aid to blind. Ylhereas, it is necessary end proper that flsod salaries, princ~pel and interest of indebtedness, stated compensation of officers and employees, end usual ordinary expenses of the county and its subdivisions may be promptly paid. Norv, therefore, upon motion of Commissioner Forrest, duly seconded by Commi: si oner Efland, it is hereby ordered that the following interim appropriations be made: To the General Fund ;?3,000.00 To Public Pfelfare Fund 30,000.00 To Salary Fund 6,GDD.DD To Courts and Jail 800.00 Ta School Fund 17,000.00 To Recorder's Court Fund 700000 The County Accountant is authorized and directed to Pay current ordinary ezpenses against the funds above listed not exceeding the emounta of the appropriations hereby made. Said appropriations made by this resolution shall be chargeable to the several annropria tions reape ctively hereafter made in the annual appropriations resolution and adoption of annual budget for the year 1951-1952, vrhi ch will be done at the regular August meeting of the Board. Bids were considered on the structural steel for the new proposed Court- house. Carolina Steel and Iron Company of Greensboro, N. C. wore considered the low bidders with proposals es follows: 123 tons of structural steel del.ivex by truck, 22,000 square feet of mesh reinforcing delivered by truck, 5 1/2 ton; of reinforcing bars delivered by truck, 30 tons of bar foist, freight allowed to Hillsboro, 1800 lathe clips. ~~ C ONTTNUED 4Jt ~~, l_' Dir. R. I,i. Hill oT Hillsboro, R. F. D. 1, appeared and protested the valuation oT $600.00 placed on ¢ new store building by the eoerd of Assassora. After discussing the cost of the building the Board ordered that the valuation on said building be reduced td $L00.00. The foil ov+ing nemea wore dr¢wn to serve ea Tutors et the August term of Superior Court: 1. Onslow R. Gentry Hb. jl. C. m, pools CG. 2. 0. 0. Dtarsh, Jr. CH. 2. Jesse 0. Crabtree CR. VJilliam Aergroves CH. 33 L. E. Latta Hb. . Earl S. Guild Eno 34• Charles D. Vencleeve CH. 5. Idiss Dtery Thornton CH. 35. 0. T. Farrington 8. 6, Floyd 0. Smith B. 36. R. w. Foister CH. 7. Vence 0, t'Jalher LR. 37. Pradshavr Diessey CH. 8. Lenvrerd 0. Jackson CG. 38. Cherlos H. Couch CH. 9. Junius Purefoy CH. 39. 0. C. Pratt Cks 10. D7. D. 3anson CH. L0. V. A. Hill CR 11. Frank B. Poythreas CH. La.. Jack Vlolls CG. 12. 17e1 ter L. Velmer' CH. 42. Lonnie A. 4'J111 Sams CH. 1j. H, L. Hackney CR. I}j. 6irs. Ltatt ie Strovrd CH. l Elmer R. Dowdy Hb. Samuel Hirsch CH. 15. bliss Alice Noble CH. 45• H. R. Hpchurch CA. 16. Nellie Lloy$ CH. h6. Dfildred 6tarritt CH. 17. George A. B1¢c1m'ian Hb, ~.7. Eddie Couch Cks 18. A. C. lricAll star CH. I}B. Vt. S. Gates LR. 19. J. 1'J. Gates CH. 9. Hugo Gi duz CR. 20. P. L. Black Cka 0. Corydon P. Spruill CA. 21. Petri clt Craig CH. 51. Edward B. Phillips g. 22. Troy 5. Rerndon CH. 52. Effie },9ae Talley Clts 2j George Ltiller Cks 5g ldevrton H. Henry CH. 21}. E. B. CrewSord CH. 54. C. L. Rich CH. 25. 1.?rs. A?Innis B. Kennedy CG. 55. Paul V/. Howell CH. 26, Vernon B. Crook Cfi. 56. Fred 47e tson CH. 27• Ruth VJ. Hay Cfi. 57. Herbert t9atson CH. 2B. 1'J. 1'1. Hawkins CG. 58. G. H. Hey 3. 29. idrs, George Johnston CH. 59• Calvin Carroll CH. 30. F. C. Blocksidge CH. 60. P. H. Jonos Hb. 1. 1,4ervin Aogen 2. James R. Lingle V1. F. LScKen23e . Clyde Tuackar 5• J. F. 1•lhitfield 6. .Susan Creech Coenan 7. t'J. M. Pugh 8. Leroy G. C~¢rk 9. D1rs. 0. D.-Nev111e 10. R. D. Smith 11. Alexander Shuford Davis 12. G. F. Liner 1~. Hubert C. 1Yilklns 1 lV. Robert Link 15. J. L. Roberts 16. Archie P. Daniels 17. John Vlhitley 18. Jamea T. 1Yelte rs 19. Lirs. Teul V. Y/hite 20. Idiss Billio Curtis 21. L1,. L. YJalker 22. C~ierlie R. Parker 23. C. B. Parris 2 Levert Johnson SECOND YIEEK CH: 2 Lawrence G. Gatos LR. CH, 26. J. L. Phelps CG. CF_. 27. Nrs. T. C. Hurray CH. LR. 28. J. V7. Harrington CA. B., 29• YJill ism G. Freeland Hb. CH 30. VJilliam J. Thomas son Hb. CH: 31. H. C. Davie Hb. CH. 32. John T. Pecker LR. CH' 3j. Julian Gerrard Eno B. 34. Edwin B. Riggsbee CH. CR. 35• Ch arise P1. Chance Hb. CG. 36. Clyde Hogan CH, Eno 37. R. 47. Crutchfield CH. Eno 38• G. H. Gveynn CH. CG. 9. R. P. Rarbour CR. CH. 0. James Allrod Hb. Cfi ~{1. Robert B. Lindsay CH. LRp L2. J. R. Hinson CH. Cfi 4g Idra. 5. J. Brockwoll CH. CH• l{4. Arthur O~Kelley CH. Eno 45• Clarence Roberson Ab. CH. Lt6, 0. C. Johnson H'o. Hb. 47. 1'fallace Womble CH. Cks 48. Lirs. J. E. Andrews CH. 1dr. Ira A. flard, County Accountant, presented each member of the Beard with a copy of the budget requests for the fiscal year 1951-1952. '.,I (~~ I Thore being no Turther businoa s, upon motion, s,journe d, to meet July i 1 9, 1951, at 7: 3G o'clock P. 6f.. ~' Collier Cobb, Jrai"~ `' Chairman J. E. Laws Clerk to Board