| 
								    U6 Y 
<br />rjgp hSinutes of the Hoard of Commissioners 
<br />Tuesday, September 6, 191-9 
<br />The Board met at 10 o'clock A.M., Tuesday, September 6, 1949, in the Com- 
<br />missioners' Room at the Courthouse. Present: Collier Cobb, Jr., Chairman, 
<br />Ben F. '.Jilson and P., G. Lams, Commissioners. 
<br />The minutes of the August meetings were read and approved. 
<br />A delegation headed by the Rev. Bertha L. Nation appeared and presented 
<br />a petition asking that a new road be built leading from U. S. Highway No. 70, 
<br />at a noint near Oasis Pilling Station, which is located about 1 mile East of 
<br />.,Iebane, and running thence North to and pass the home of Fraudie Hunter. 
<br />The following petitions were nresented asking for hardsurface or all - 
<br />weather roads: 
<br />Mr. Clarence Link presented petition for road leading from 
<br />Highway No. 70 to St. Mary's Road, by Duke Power Plant, knowm 
<br />as the Pleasant Green Road. Distance: 2.5 miles. 
<br />Mr. G. 0. Reitzel nresented petition for road leading from 
<br />Highway No. 86 (Hillsboro- Yanceyville Road) to fork in the 
<br />Cedar Grove- Efland "Highway. Distance: L.L miles. 
<br />Mr. T. M. Riley nresented petition for read leading from 
<br />V7alnut Grove Church to Highway No. 57, and known no the 
<br />Little River - Walnut Grove Road. Distance: 4.4 miles. 
<br />Another petition was presented, askin-, that a new road be 
<br />built in Cedar Grove Toamship, leading from the home of 
<br />Mr. Allan {lard to the S. T. Latta, Sr. Pam. Distance: 
<br />2.5 miles. 
<br />All petitions were ordered held for investigation at a later date. 
<br />Mrs. Jean M. Hear, Superintendent of Public 'Walfare, appeared and reported 
<br />on the work being done through her organization. She also asked that the 
<br />Board approve the following changes in Aid to Blind grants: 
<br />A decrease in the grant of Matilda Pickett from $37.00 Der 
<br />month to ;$`35.00 per month. 
<br />An increase in the grant of W. C. Jeffries from 525.00 per 
<br />month to $L5.00 per month, 
<br />Now:, Therefore, upon motion of Commissioner 7illson, seconded by Commission 
<br />_r Lairs, the changes in the foregoing grants are hereby unanimously approved. 
<br />Upon notion of Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Laws, and 
<br />voted unanimously that Orange County continue to nay M. C. Hurt's salary for 
<br />the months of Sontember and October. 
<br />Noon motion of Commissioner Laws, seconded by Commissioner 'Wilson, it was 
<br />ordered that J. E. Latta be paid 540.80, for 6 turkeys and 12 laying pullets 
<br />killed by dogs, 
<br />Commissioner Laws and Mr. Ira A. C3ard, who were appointed at the August 
<br />meeting of the Hoard, to investigate the condition of the old County Home Ceme- 
<br />tery, reported that the cemetery- needed to be out in cond^tion so that it could 
<br />be mowed and keot mowed. 
<br />Now, Therefore, upon motion of Commissioner :Jilson, duly seconded and 
<br />passed, !,it. 'i +ard and Commissioner Lars are hereby recuested and given authority 
<br />to make the necessary arrangements to have the cemetery put in Drover condition 
<br />and ke_ot mowed. 
<br />A delegation representing the Hillsboro Garden Club appeared, with Rev. 
<br />Charles S. Hubbard as spokesman. They asked that no changes be made in the 
<br />courthouse building that would keep it from being restored to its original. 
<br />The Hoard assured the delegation that any changes made to the courthouse 
<br />would be of a minor nature and would not hinder its restoration. 
<br />After several months of study by the Hoard, it was generally agreed that 
<br />the proposed bond election for $1,250,000.00, or $1,000,000.00 for schools and 
<br />5250,000.00 for a courthouse building,be held on November 22, 1949. 
<br />The following citizens were appointed by the Board to s_rve as a Steering 
<br />Committee for the proposed 3ond Election: 
<br />R, 0. Forrest, Chairman d Hillsboro 
<br />Bonner D. Sawyer - Hillsboro 
<br />L. J. Phipps - Chapel Hill 
<br />L. Stainback - Hillsboro 
<br />Mrs. R. M. Grumman - Chanel Fill 
<br />
								 |