HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19520707~~~ Minutes of the Haerd of Commissioners
fitondag, Julg ], 1952
The Board of Commi ss loners for the County of Orange, North Carolina, met
at 10 o`clock A. fd., Monday, July '], 1952, Sn the Cortmii ssi opera` Room at the
Courthouse, the regular pl¢ce of meeting.
Members present: Collier Cobb, Jr., Chairman; R. 0. Forrest and Sim L. ^I
Etland, Commis stoners. ~ 1
k4embers absent: Pione.
The minutes of the June meetings were recd and approved.
IIpon motion of Cos~isaioner Forrest, seconded by Commiasi oner Efland,
the foil owing resolution was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners is hereby
authorized and directed to execute a contract with Piedmont Communication,
whereby Piedmont Communication agrees to maintain and replace all defective
Harts on four (L;) mobile units used by the Sheriff`s Department at a monthlg
fee of $10.00 per unit. Piedmont Communication also agrees to make one ~om-
mete installation of mobile equipment in each year that this contract is in
effect without charge. Each edditi oval installation vrill be at the rate of
•525.00 per vehicle.
{whereas, it is necessary and proper that fixed salaries, print inal and
interest of indebtedne sa, stated compensation of officers end emplogees, end
usual ordinerg expenses of the county and its subdivisions may be promntlg
paid.
Now, th erefone, upon motion of Commissioner Efland, duly seconded by Com-
missioner Forrest, it is hersbg ordered that the following interim apnropria-
tiens be made:
To the General Fund $ 1,000.00
To Public wfelfere Fund 12,000.00
To Salary Fund 3,000.00
To Courts and Jail 300.00
To School Fund. 10,000.00
To Recorder`s Court Fund 500.00
Ths County Accountant Sa authorized and directed to pay current ordinary j
expenses against the funds above 1ls tad not exceeding the amounts of the -'
anproprietfons hereby made. S¢1d enpronrletions made bg this resolution shall i
be chargeable to the several appropriations re ape ct ively he rea*_'ter made in the
annual appropriations resolution and adoption of annual budget for the gear
1952-1953, which will be done at the ad,joGrned July 28, 1952 meeting of the
Board.
Upon motion of Cosunissioner Efland, so tended by Commissioner Forrest, the
Ground Observer Corps is hereby granted ne rmi seion to use the State Highway
Patrol Office as an observation Host. '
Attorneg S. 9,. LeGrand appeared and reeuested that the Schedule H License
for the Southeastern Employment Ageneg be continued for one gear et a fee of
$10.00.
IIpon mo tlon of Commissioner Forrest, seconded bg Commissioner Cobb, Carl
C. Davis> Tax Collector is hereby authorized to issue the 1952-1953 Schedule H
License to Southeastern Employment Agencg upon the payment of 510.00.
4oon motion of Commissioner Efland, ¢nd seconded bg Cormnis sinner Forrest,
the following resolution was unanimousl9 edop tad:
That whereas, this Boerd has discussed the fiscal budget for the year
1952-1953 and has agreed upon tentative figures in said budget, but final
edopti on thereof has been postponed until the adf burned meeting on Julg 28>
1952, in order that said tentative budget may be duly published and a copy
thereof be filed in the office of the Register of Deeds for public inspection.
IIpon motion of Commissioner Porres t, seconded by Cortmissioner Efland,
it was ordered that Carl C. Davis, Tex Collector advertise the 1951 land tea
sale in The News of Orange County.
IIpon motion of Commissioner Forrest, seconded bg Commissioner Cobb and !~
p¢ssed bg a unanimous vote, the anoroval of e petition for addition to state ._-,
spstem of roads le eding off Efland-Ceder Grove Road at w8dow Brown`s running
Northwest through lends of Dorsett, Heith>,Scott, Eaton and others, a distance
of 2.5 miles: PROVIDED the State Righrray and Public 1'lorks Commission allocate
an additional 2.5 miles to be added to the state spstem in Orange County for
this specific purpose.
the revised contracts in connection xlth the construction of the County Court-
house forms of xhich r+ere presented to this meeting and xhich contracts are ae
Poll oxs:
NA1.fE TYPE AISOTH7T DATE
Coltrane-Graham General x`205. 3033.20 Jv1y 7, 1952
Thomers on Electric Co. Electra cal 8,28L1.00 July 7, 1952
Dixon & Christopher Co., Inc. Heating 7,895.00 Jvy 7, 1952
Ingram & Suggs Plumbing 5,I}L2.00 July 7, 1952
Tho folloxing names mere drain to serve as Jvrors at tho Auguet Term of
Superior Court:
FZRST V!EEIt
1. No odrax Davis (Cks) 28. Horace Poxell (H)
2. Huldeh Henson (CH) 2q. R'. B. Stinson (CH)
jj D. K. hicBroom (LR) 30. h9. E. "!illiems (Eno)
4. Austin 71. Dill ehey (CH) 31. J. Glenn Pander (Cks)
5. Aonard §i. Pendergraft (CH) 32. Chester Gates (H)
6. J, Roy Kenna dg (H) 33, Jvlien A. Pago, Jr. (CH)
7, tV. G. Carruthers (CG) 3., VJ.'P. Riggsbee (Eno)
B. 7fi111am H. Efland (Cks) 3 Bryant Bredshsr (CG)
q, Leroy Ha11 (H) 36. John Lea Riley (LR)
10, James C. C,arshall (Eno) 37• t'J. P. Dunexag (Eno)
11. Robert Ven liostrend (CH) 3B. J. 3I, Luther (CH)
12. James Beldrrin (CH) q,
~ John L. uu^erden (CH)
1,3 , Julian S. Gill (Cke) }0, i:irs, Henry Stroxd (CH)
1!}. Collins Poole (CG) 41. Ralph I. Thomas (H)
15. J. Claiborn Carr (H)' l}2. Littleton Thompson (Cks)
16, James FJ. A.us tin, Jr. (CH) (
:~} E, E. Dixon (CG)
17. Solomon idonsour (CH) ~
~lx. north Hei thcock (A)
18. Thomas Coe (Cks) 45. B. F. Pollard (B)
'.. 19. 0. C. Sim^rons (CH) 46. 47. C. Copeland (B)
'20. Fred Brady, Jr. (Cks) !I7• Ervin i0right (Cks)
21. Y7i111am G. Suitt (CH) 48. J. Thomas Tate (CG)
22. James Llorgen (CA) L9. Vivian V. B¢yliss (CA)
2j H. J. Kinleg (Cks) $0. T. f.Selvin Lloyd (B)
2l}. Calvin Y. Squires (Cks) 51. James Perry (CH)
25• Eiershall Cafes, Jr. (H) 52. bars. idattie F. Patterson (CH)
26, James Stroxd (CH) 59 B. L. 'idard (CH)
27. iGrs. C. D. `.'H1son (CH) 54• iSorman D. Savage (CH)
55• R. L. 71i1 eon (CG)
SECOPID V/EEK
1. Guy B. Johnson (CH) 2j Charlie V`Sllcerson (H)
2. P.llen Scott (CH) 24. J. 0. Sharpe (CG)
bars. Lorene !d. Gibson (CH) 25. Elbert i7exton (LR)
~ Irene Smart (CH) 26. Clyde Payne (H)
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555 James Hearne (CH) 27 Odell C, i~iinnis (H)
6. Glynn Fields (CH) 28. L4rs. Etta Hearne (CH)
7. i~iary L. Hayes (Cks) 29• Irving Davis (H)
8. Nilliem Lamnley (CH) 30. I. H. Parker (CG)
q. Shepard Young Tyres (CH) 31. Arthur Jeffries (Eno)
10. ffirs. iriee Sp¢rrox (CH) 32, Bruce bfartindale (CH)
11. F. E. Joyner (H) 39 17arion C. Ernst (CH)
12. Arthur H. Apply (H) 34• idrs. Eule Squires (Clss)
19. Lacy Dodson (B) 3$. Frederick B. {:tiller (H)
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4. C. R. LtcBroom (LR) 36. Arthur O'1:e11ey (CH)
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1 James l9. Parker (H) 37. ISrs. Lule Guthrle (C$)
16, Robert Puller (Clcs) 38. A. H. Johnson (Eno)
17. V1sl ter V7, Crabtree (CH) 3q. Idrs. H. D. Dillehay (CH)
18. N. Odie btincey (LR) IyO. Anderson ;7elker (H)
1q. S. H. Riley (LR) (}1. Cog Kimbro (CG)
20. Clarence Jones (CH) k2. C. B. Svmner (CG)
21. Sohn 1'!m. tioffett (CH) 3
L 'J. G. Thompson (CH)
22. Gran Childress (CR) ~
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lIl}. t5¢tthex Nunn (CH)
~.$. Kaenar Chapman Fra zer (CH)
There being no further bu~inese> upon motion, ed,j~~rned, to meet July 9,
1952, et 8 o'clock P. ffi., et the courthous a.
J. E. Larrs
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Clerk to Board
Collier Cobb, Jr.
Chairman of Board