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minutes of the June 1, 19$9, meeting continued
<br />Afarion i9alker appeazed before the Board and informed th_m that he had had nwmerous sheep
<br />killed by dog. [9T. `rtalker was requested to contact Cashe Ho,;gs, County Dog harden, to help
<br />him with this problem, he xas informed that since the institutdon of the dog program for the
<br />county that the county did not pay Sor anim¢ls killed by dogs.
<br />llpon motion of Commissioner k'al!<er, seconded by Commissioner Stanford, and unanimously
<br />adopted, the County Accountant w¢s authorized t.o give the remainder' of the books entitled "Orange
<br />County 1752-1952", which are nww in the possession of 'a. 1T, Pugh, to the Ox ange County
<br />Historial hSUSevm.
<br />Upon motion of Comvnissioner Jones, seconded by Coavnissionex FicDade, end unanimously
<br />adopted, Jane Parker, 4lelfare Bunt„ was authorized t.o install. acousital rile in the offices
<br />nmr occupied by the 4lelfare Department.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner 4ialker, seconded by Conanissioner Stanford, and unanimously
<br />adopted, Oommissioner McDade was aooointed to serve on the 'vlel are Board for a term of three (3)
<br />'', year's, tenure on said Hoard effective July 1, 1959,
<br />The following road petitions xere presented and endorsed by the Board. The Clark, was
<br />authorized to mail sane to the State Highxay Commission.
<br />1. Road located in Chanel hill Torrnshio runs from off Orange Grove Road to Phillips
<br />Russell's stock farm and is immm as old Garrett Aoad.
<br />2. Road located 1n Chapel Hill Ta:mshin runs from Otey's Aoad to tii ng's M111 Road and is
<br />knmm as Coker Drive,
<br />3. Aoad located in Chapel Nill Township runs Lrom North Columbia Street to Stinson Street
<br />and is knotrn as Isley Street.
<br />4. Aoad located in Chapel Hill To-wnahip runs t: om Rt, 15 G 501 to dead end and is kno:m
<br />as Milton Street,
<br />~' S. Aoad located in Hillsboro Tmansiu.p runs from store formerly knmm as Betty Alley's store
<br />~I to Brmm's garage and is 1mrn+n as Old Barracks Road.
<br />Chairman Hobbs read a request from H, 5. Hogan, Chairnan Orange County Suoervieors iteuse River
<br />S o11 Conservation District. btr, Hogan atabed that legislation will be introduced in the General
<br />Assembly to permit county governments to give financial assistance to the Soil Conservation
<br />District Program, ha ranted permission to include Orange Counu,~ in said bill.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Stanford the C1er:t ':ras reouested to ackna;ledgc Mr. Hogan's
<br />letter and to invite him to appear' before the Board, if he so desired, but to set forth that
<br />Orange County did not look with favor upon said proposed legislation and did not desire that the
<br />county be included in said bill,
<br />Chairman Hobbs read a letter from Senator Edda S. Lanier reauestdng that the Hoard endorse
<br />a resolution designating U, S. Higirwsy 15 & 1 thru Orange County as the "Jefferson Davis Highxay".
<br />Unan motion of Commissloner idalker', seconded by Commissioner Stattfot d, the iollowing
<br />resolution was unanimously adooted:
<br />FRL^"REAS, the United Daughters of the Confederacy have requested th¢t this Hoard go on record
<br />as designating a section or public high:rzy in Orange County as a nazt of the Jefferson Davis
<br />National Nighway; and
<br />:JIGREAS, this Board is oS the opinion That said section of Highway should be so designated:
<br />NO.•!, ?'}~A:'T~R , Bu and it is hereby resolved that thnt section of hig7raay in the County
<br />described as follows: 1 =501 Prom the point where it enters Orange County Tram Durham County t.o the
<br />point where it leaven Orange County and enters Chatham County be named and designated by this
<br />Board as apart of the "Jefferson Davis National Higfi+ay",
<br />The County Board of Education presented their budget request for 1959-1960.
<br />the folla,ring names were drao-m to serve as jurors for the June 22, 1959, term of Civ11 Court,
<br />1. Jolm Avlis Hicks, Cks. 21. Ptm. E. Blackwood, C,H, 41. Frank Harris, Eno
<br />2. Airs. Ira it. Hicklin, C.H. 22, Howard 13. Tano, C,N. 42, Chariott.e `rfalker, C.H.
<br />3. Dorothy 57. Ritchie,, C.H. 23. Ernest Hrooks, Cks. 43. Rufus H. Richards, Hb.
<br />[. Daniel 57. H31.;on, Hb, 24, 41. H. 'dagner, Hb. 44. ttiriam Perry, C,H,
<br />Aluriel FJ, Noland, C.H. 25• Hugh M. 47ilson, H, 45. Berl Gunter, C.H,
<br />6, James C. Florence, C,G. 26, Chester F, Roberts, L,A. l;6. Firs, Sybil Linde, C.H.
<br />7. Harold lJilliams, C,H. 27. Jim Snipes, B. L7, Rulus Cole, C.H,
<br />U, idillie Y. Hicks, C.fi. 2H, David H. Rankin, C,fl. b8. T. D. Craven, Cks,
<br />9 C. H. Bennett, G.Y.. 29. Antis Burroughs, C.E. 49. firs. Jule h111son, L.A,
<br />10. J, Sidney Nood, C,H. 30, LasTence A, Smith, C.H. 50. J. A, Stephenson, Eno
<br />11. Julius B. 4ialthall, Sr., C,H, 31. Ceerge IJicnols, Jz., Hb. 51, Roy A. Jeffries, Cias,
<br />12. Marvin F. Saunders, C,H, 32. Vivian H. Shields, C.H, 52. 4ialter McCauley, G.H,
<br />13. Jas. H, Couch, C,H. 33. J, V, flrockwell, C.H. 53• Eddie r. Grady, Jr,, Hb.
<br />11:. Helen K. Urie, C,H, 3L. ;{, G. Hall, 0.H, 56, Joe Pt, A12rks, C,H,
<br />15. Philip Thayer, C.H. 35. J. M, Sheets, C,H, 55. Mrs, J, C. Repass, C.H.
<br />16. Odis Pendergr aph, B. 3G. Marjorie H. PlcCuize, C.H. 56. Mrs, Sazah I•`.. Arthur, Hb.
<br />17• Yi. N, Crabtree, C,H, 37. A. H. Coleman, C,G• 57. Elizabeth T, Granger, C,H,
<br />SB. John Hou4, C.H. 38, Charles ndsrards, C.H. 58. David Riley, Eno
<br />19. t-0ary V. Cheek, C.H. 39, Hruce Riggsbee, C.Y.. 59. James C, 47adde1l, Hb,
<br />20. E. C. Clayton, I~. R. la C, Lor¢ine Pendergrass, G.H. G0. Bobby P, Riley, Hb.
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