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1'74 March 7th minutes contined A. H. Graham interpreted the North Carolina General Statutus pertaining to confiscated property with reference to the request made earlier in the day by the Chapel HUI C.A.P. Unit. Mr. Graham informed the Board that under the General Statutus all confiscated property must be sold at public auction and the proceeds from said sale go into the School Fund. The Orange County Board of Education appeared before the Board of Commissions. Rose Porter, member of the County School Board Board, spoke relative to the sale of the old Carrbaro School. Mr. Porter ask on behalf of his Board and requested that any proceeds received from the sale of the Carrboro School be earmarked for the acquisition of future school site for the County school system. Upon motion of Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner McDade, and unanimously adopted said request by the County School Board was granted. The County Account was authorized to around the county budget adopted in July of 1959 to reflect the new per capita distribution of School Current Expense as determined by the State Board of Education. It was. the consenus of opinion of the Board that the County was financially unable to appropriate sufficient funds to the-County School Unit to allor•the budget as adopted in July of 1959 to stand. dam Curtis, County Accountant, presented to the Board the bids received from the Appraisal firms for the appraisal of all the textile plants located in the County. Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Jones, and unanimously adopted, the County Accountant was authorized to employ Associate: Survey of Greensboro, N. C., for the appraisal of the textile plants at a bid of $1500.00. The Tax Supervisor was authorized to proceed with the revaluation of the mining property new owned by Piedmont Minerals, Inc, of Greensboro, N. C. Upon motion of Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner McDade, and unanimously adopted, the County Accountant was authorized to purchase from the Motor Vehicle Dept. at Raleigh, N. C., a list of the registration cards for Grange County to be used for tax checking purposes. The funds for this purchase is to be taken from the Emergency Fund. The Registerof Deeds ask for $350.00 to be used to pay the salary of the Clerk which is now employed in that office on a part time basis from now until July, 1960. Upon motion of Commissioner Stanford, seconded by Commissioner McDade, and unanimously adopted, the request of the Register of Deeds was granted. The money for same is to be taken from the Emergency Fund. The Sherriff requested that Avery Maddry be granted his one step raise, which is due each new employee after six months of employment. He also requested that Edgar E. Sykes, who has recently been employed by the Sherriff's Department, be paid $270.00 per month as a beginning salary because of his previous' experience in the law enforcement work. Upon motion of Commissioner McDade, seconded by Commissioner walker, and unanimously adopted, Edgar E. Sykes? beginning salary will be $270.00 per month with the understanding that no additional pay raise will be granted to him until he has completed a one year employment period. The fallmving names were drawn to serve as jurors for the March term of Civil Court. 1. Junius H. Peedin (CH) 23. Charles Cole (CH) 44. E. H. Wright (CG) 2. Minick Poteat (H) 24. Ellen Anderson (CH) 45. John Lewis Simmons (CH) 3. W. 0. Carter (Cks.) 25. Mrs. Soren D. McBroom 46. 14. A. Biggs, Jr. (CH) 4. Bernice Robert Sparrow (CH) (Rongemont) 47. Hrs. Thomas Carroll (CH) 5. Clinton Kesler Atkinson (CH) 26. C. C. Beal (CH) 48. Charles C. Elder (CH) 6. David Phipps (CH) 27. Grady Riley (Eno) 49. John Knox Whitted, Jr. (H) 7. Mrs. John B. Macleod (CH) 28. Henry Alston (B) 50. Lewis Caldwell (CH) 8. John Robert Sykes (Cks.) 29. Joan Shepard (IR) 51. Roy Gray Atwater (CH) 9. Maurice E. Young (CH) 30. Lewis J. Lloyd (CH) 52. Katherine D. Guthrie (CH) 10. Mary Lizzie Cobb (Cks.) 31. G. B. Overby (CH) 53. Charles H. Stevens (CH) ll. Scofield Edwards (CH) 32. Lucius P. Wheeler, Jr. (ON) 54. Annie Lee Mauer (CH) 12. Charles E. 'Roods (OG) 33. William H. Baldwin (CH) 55. Paul D. Nifong (CH) 13. Robert L. Johnson (CH) 34. Charlie T. Wagoner (H) 56. John P. Ballard (H) 14. Blanch Lee Smith (CH) 35. Hrs. Sonhie Martin (OH) 57. Robert W. L. Barnes (CH) 15. Harold Bowling (Eno) 36. H. ti Sykes (Cks.) 56. George Edwards (CH) 16. John E. Martin, Jr. (CH) 37. Clifton Robinson (H) 59. G. W. Widner (CH) 17. A. B. Poole (CH) 38. Dewey Riley (Cks.) 60, hiss Patsy Iacock (B) 18. Mrs. C. W. Johnston 39. Charlotte D. Jeffrey (CH) 61. Essell Roland Wombel (CH) 19. Edward K. Hordon (Eno) 4o. Mahler Butner (CH) 62, Amos Baldwin (CH) 20. Catherine Stanback (CH) 41. Hiss Mildred L. Wood ( CH) 63. Sallie Faircloth (Oka.) 21. Muncie W. McAdams (CG) 42. W. T. Bennett (CH) 64. Luther Brooks (H) 22. Charles Fuller (Oka.) 43. Robert Maynor (CH) 65. Willie J. Britt (CH) There being no further business the meeting was adjourned to meet again on Monday, March 14th., as a Board of Equalization and Review. R. J. H. Hobbs Chairman Betty June Hayes Clerk