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February 1, 1949
Harnett County Board of Commissioners met in special session on Tuesday February
1, 1949 with Chairman L A Tart, Commissioners J A Senter, Carson Gregory, C G Fields
and W A Johnson, County Attorney presents Commissioners Paul Tysinger was absent.
This special meeting was called by the Chairman for the purpose of considering
certain action necessitated by the untimely and regretable death of Mr W D Harrington,
Harnett County Tax Collector. -
Mrs Sloan was called before the Board for the purpose of ascertaining whether or
not she could accept appointment on this temporary basis, and she expressed her will-
ingness to do so and to cooperate with the Board fully in this matter. However, she
requested that she be relieved of the responsibility of making the daily deposits.
The Board acceded to this Request and upon motion of Commissioner Senter, seconded by
Commissioner Fields and unanimously passed, H D Carson Jr., County Auditor was ordered
to make all deposits for Tax Collector Office.
Upon motion of Commissioner Senter, seconded by Commissioner Fields, the board
ordered, was by unanimous vote that the office of the Tax Collector be closed from Tues
day morning until Thursday morning, out of respect to Mr Harrington, and that the
penalty for late payment of taxes be deferred until Monday Morning February 7th, 1949,
in order that the closing of said office would not deprive any taxpayer of the opport-
unity to make payment of taxes before the penalty became effective.
Commissioner Fields moved that all County Offices be closed: on Wednesday-Feb.
2n d, 1949, from 10: AM until 2:00 P M out of respect to Mr Harrington and in order
that County employees might attend his funeral. This motion was duly seconded by
Commissioner Gregory and unanimously passed.
Upon motion of Commissioner Fields seconded by Commissioner Gregory the Board
ordered by unanimousl: vote that the records of the Tax Collectors office be audited
before the vacancy in said office be permanently filled and Mr Harringtonts permanent
successor took over.
February 7, 1949
The Board of Coininissioners of Harnett County met in regular session on Monday
February 7, 1949 with all members present, also present were County Attorney, the Audi-
tor, and Clerk to Board.
The Board ordered that Harvey Deal, Angier be adnitted to County Home for Treat-
ment.
It is ordered that Gilbert Womack, Lillington # 3 be released of Poll Tax for
years 1948, - 1949 on account of Physical Disability.
The Board ordered that W A Johnson, County Attorney, write for necessary infor-
mation concerning Health Dept. duties.
The report of Howard Godwin, C.S.C., was approved and ordered filed.
The report of Inez Harrington, RegisteroofoDeeds was approved and ordered filed.
The report of Tax Collector, was approved and ordered filed.
The report of L B McLean, Veterans Service Officer was approved and ordered
filed.
The Bo a' d accepted the recommendations ofthe Executive Committee in the apoint-
ment of a Coroner for Harnett County, and appointed Grover Henderson, Dunn, N.C., as
Coroner to serve the unexpired term of C B Allred, who resigned.
Commissioner Fields moved, seconded by Commissioner Carson Gregory that the sal-
ary and transportation of the Tax Collector be set at $4500. per year and that all
fees heretofore paid to the Tax Collector cot into the County fund.
Commissioner J A Senter moved, seconded,by Commissioner Paul Tysinger that the
appointment of a Tax Collector be deferred to a later date.
The Board ordered that a twenty per cent tax reduction be made on all motor
vehicles listed for tax valuation from the January, February° and March addition of the
red book.
The Board ordered that all hospital cases be referred to John Aaron Senter and
that no further blanket orders for medicines be given without the approval of John
Aaron Senter and that no single food orders to exceed $5.00 and not more than three
orders pDr family per month be dssued. The Welfare department to be notified of this
order.
The. Board ordered that a food order for Twenty Five Dollars per be- :issued to Mr
and Mrs W T Ferguson, Broadway # 1, in Upper Little River Township, Miss -Wilke Williams
was authorized to cothtact Mr and Pdrs Ferguson in regards to them making a deed for
their farm Co theCounty of Harnett and entering the County Home for further care.
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The Board granted the listing period for taxation of the property of the Erwin
Cottons Mills Co. be extended to April 1, 1949.
The Board ordered that J Carlyle Williams, Erwin E 1, be not released of penalty
for the late listing of the estate of Mrs John Williams, and ordered thoit a Committee
investigate the tax valuation of this property.
Commissioner Carson Gregory introduced the following resolution: That:
WHEREAS Preston Porter was elected by the voters of Duke Township at the November
election as Constable of the said Township and
WHEREAS that Preston Porter has failed to post bond as required by G.S. 151 -3
even though he has been requested by the Board of Commissioners to post this bond and
thereby qualify as Constable and
WHEREAS there is a pr;ssing need in the said Township for a Constable duly quali-
fied and empowered to inforce crominal laws of the State of North Carolina.
AND therefore be it resolved that there is a vacancy of in the office of Consta-
ble in Duke Township and be it further resolved that Haywood Butler is hereby apnoint-
ed to fill the said vacancy for the remainder of the term; provided, however, that
Haywood Butler shall give a bond in the amount of One Thousand Dollars conditioned at
as provided by law before entering upon his duties as the Constable and shall also
take oath of office provided by law for Constables.
Un ^n motion of C G Fields, seconded by J ASenter the foregoing resolution was
unanimously passed.
J A Senter moved, seconded by Paul Tysinger that Honorable Howard Parker, Repre-
sentative, be requested to introduce in the General Assembly of North Carolinaabill
providing that after July 1, 1950, no advelorum Taxes, either real or personal shall
be collected after the said taxes have been due more than ten years and no legal action
for the collection thereof has been instituted. The vote was unanimous.
Commissioners Carson Gregory moved, seconded by Paul Tysingar that the Board go
on record as being opposed to tie North Carolina Mechanical Inspection Law as present-
ly written and acnilnistered, and that Representative Parker be advised tf the Board's
attitude on this matter.
The Board ordered that the salary of L K Boston, Negro Farm Agent be raised to
Fifty Dollars per month and that the salary of the Negro Home Demonstration Agent be
increased twenty five dollars per month effective January 1st, 1949.
C G Fields made a motion, seconded by J A Senter, that the Poard of Commissioners
meet February Loth from 10:00 to 12:00 AM to study the budget for the year 1948 and 194
and see what the budget amounts to and what apnropriatinns may be altered. No other
business to be transacted at this meeting.
The Board ordered that the Sheriff immediately tale up the Beer License of John
Allen Smith at the Coats Airport Station.
Bond for Herbert Carson in the amount of Ten Thousand pollars be apprnved and
ordered filed.
MARYLAND CADUSLTZ COMP:;NY
BALTIMORE
KNOW ALL MEN BY T'IESE PRESENTS, That Herbert D Carson Jr., as Principal, (herein-
after called Principal) and the Maryland Casualty Company, ac orporation of the State
of Maryland, having its principal office in the City of Balitmore, Maryland, as Surety
(hereinafter called Surety) are held and firmly bound unto the Board of County Comm-
issioners, Harnett County, N.C. (hereinafter c alled Obligee) in the penalty of Ten
Thousand and No /100 Dollars (010,000.00) to the payment whereof, well and truly to be
made and done, the said Principal binds himself, his heirs, executers and administrate
tors, and the Surety binds itself, its successors and assigns, jointly and severally
firmly by these presents.
THE CONDITION OF TIE AFOREGOING OBLIGATION I5 SUCH, that WHER:LAS, the said Princi
pal was elected or appointed County Auditor & Accountant for the term beginning on
the 2nd day of December, 1948 and ending on the 2nd day of December, 1949.
NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Principal shall during the term of this bond, well
and faithfully perform all and si gular the duties incumbent upon him be by reason of
his election or appointment to said office, except as hereinafter limited and honnest-
ly account for all moneys comming into his hands, according to law, then this obligati
shall be null and void; it is otherwise to be and remain in full forme and virtue.
THIS BOND is executed by the Surety upon tie following express conditions, winch
shall be conditions precedent to the right of recovery hereunder;
IT IS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED between all parties hereto that if the Sure-
ty shall so elect, this bond may be cancelled by giving thirty (30) days' notice in
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writing to the said Obligee and this bond shall be deemed cancelled at the Expiration
of said (30) thirty days, the said Surely remaining liable for all or any act or acts
covered by this bond which may have been committed by the Principal up the to the
date of such cancellation under the terms conditions and provisions of this liond, and
the Surety shall, upon surrender of this bond and its release from all liability there-
under, refund the premiums paid, less a pro rate part thereof for the time this bond s
shall have been in force.
AND IT IS FURTHER MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL THE PATETIES HERETO
that the said Surety shall not be liable to said Obligee for any loss resultinggto
said Obligee by reason of any public moneys being now on general or special deposit or
hereafter placed on general or special deposit by or on behalf of the said Principal
with any bank depository depositories, or by reason of the allowance to or acceptance_
by said Principal of any interest thereon, any Law, Decision, Statute or Ordinance to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Signed, Sealed, and Dated this 10th day of January, 1949.
W A Johnson
James F Davis, Resident Agent
H D Carson Jr
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY
Lindley W Bond Attp -in -fact
(SEAL)
(SEAL)
Bond No 1841443 in the amount of One Thousand Dollars for Alton Cobb was approv-
ed and ordered filed.
THE FIDITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The Pioneer bonding company of the United States
Bonding Department
Home Office: 80 Maiden Lane, New York City, 8, N.Y.
Bond No 1841443 Amount of Bond $1,000. December 3, 1948
Received Ten and No /100 (W.0.00) as a premiums on the above number bond
Issued to Black River Township, N.C., Obligee, in Behalf of Alton A Cobb, Angier,
Principal from December 3 1048 to December 3, 1949.
Countersigned by Herbert B Taylor President
Bond No 2083083 in the amount of One Thousand Dollars for Wade Stewart was
approved and ordered filed.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK
The Pioneer bonding company of the United States.
Bonding Department
Home Office: 80 Maiden lane, NewYork City 8, N.Y.
Bond No. 2083083 Amount of Bond
Received Ten and 00 /100 Dollars
Issued to Harnett County, N.C.,
Principal from December 6, 1948
Qountersigned by Herbert Taylor
$1000. December 6, 1948
($10.00) as a premiums on the above numbered bond.
Obligee, in behalf of Wade Stewart, Buiest Creek, N.C.
to December 6, 1949.
President
Bond for Malcolm A Taylor, in the amount of One Thousand Dollars was approved -
and ordered filed.
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPAMY
BALTIMORE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
IIARNETT COUNTY
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS , That we, Malcom ATaylor, Route # 2, Cameron,
North Carolina, as Principal, and Maryland Casualty Company of Baltimore, Maryland as
Surety, are held and firmly bound unto the State of North Carolina in the sum of 0 ne
Thousand and 00 /100 (1000.00) Dollars, to the true and faithful payment whereof we
bind ourselves, our heirs, personal representatives and assigns, joi:htly and severally
firmly by these presents.
THE CONDTTION of this obligation is such that whereas the above bounden has been
duly appointed a Constable for Johnsonville Township in and for the County of Harnett
for a term of one year, from and after the 3rd day of December, 1948.
NOW, THEREFORE, if the said Malcom A Taylor shall diligently endeavor to collect
all claims put into his hands for collection, and shall faithfully pay over all sums
thereon received, either with or without suit, unto the persons to whom the same may be
due, and shall from time to time, and at all times during his eontinuance in office,
faithfully discharge his duties as constable according to law, then the above bbliga-
tion is void; otherwise to remain in full force and vi rtue.
WITNESS our hands and seals, this 7th d ay of December, 1948.
M ATaylor (principal)
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY
D P Ray Jr Witness: BY: Virginia S Rockett Atty -in -fact
James F Davis Resident Agent
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Bond in the amount of One Thousand Dollars for Oscar R Pearce was approiied and
ordered filed.
PUBLIC OFFICIALS BOND NO. 2265705
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
The Pioneer Bonding Company of the United States.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Oscar R Pearce of Dunn, State of North
Carolina, hereinafter called the Principal and The Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York, hereinafter called the Surety, a corporation organized under the laws of
the State of New York, with its home office in the City of New York, and the said
State, are held and firmly bound unto Harnett County of State of North Carolina here-
inafter called the Obligee, in the sum of One Thousand and 00 /100 ($1000.00) Dollars;
for the payment whereof to the Obligee the Principal binds himself, his heirs, execu-
tors, administrators, and assigns and the Surety binds itself, its successors and
assigns, jointly and severally firmly by these presents.
Signed, sealed and dated this 14th day of December, 1948.
Whereas, the above -named principal has been duly appointed or elected to the
office of Constable of the County of Harnett, State of North Carolina for the term of
office beginning ma Dec. 6, 1948 and ending on December 1, 1950.
Now, therefore, the condition of the foregoing obligation is such that if the
Principal shall faithfully perform such duties as may be imposed on him by law and
shall honnestly account for all money that may come into his own hands in his official
capacity during tha said term, then this oblation shall be void; otherwise it shall
remain in force.
J Tauloe (As to the Surety)
(SEAL)
Oscar R Pearce, Principal
THE FIDELITY AND CAEJ ALTY COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
H Saylon Attorney
Bond in the amount of One Thousand Dollars for Clell D McDowell was approved and
ordered filed.
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY, BALTIMORE # 859891
KNOW ALL MEN BY 71ESE PRESENTS, That Clell D McDowell, as Principal (hereinafter
called Principal) and the Maryland Casualty Company, a corporation of the State of
Maryland having its principal office in the City of Baltimore, Maryland, as Surety
(hereinafter called Surety) are held and firmly bound unto the State of North Caro-
lina (hereinafter c ailed Obligee) in the penalty of One Thousand and No /100 Dollars
(41000.00) to the payment whereof, well and truly tobe made and done, tho said Princi-
pal binds himself, his heirs, executors and administrators, and the said Surety binds
itself, its successors and assigns, jointly and severally firmly by these presents.
THE CONDITION OF THE AFOREGOING OBLIGATION IS SUCH, THAT ;:HERE,S, the said
Principal was elected and or appointed Constable for the term beginning on the 9th
day of October, 1948, and ending on the 9th day of October, 1949,
NOW, THER'i;FORE, if the said Principal shall during the term of this bond, well
and faithfully perform all and singular the duties incumbent upon him by reason of his
election or appointment to said office, except as hereinafter limited, and honnestly
account for all moneyes coming into his hands, according to law, then this obligation
shall be null and void; it is otherwise to he and remain in full force and virtue.
THIS BOND is executed by the Surety upon the following express conditions, which
shall be conditions precedent to the right of recovery hereunder;
ITIS MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AND AGREED BETWEEN ALL PARTIES HERETO, that if the Surety
shall so elect, this bond may be cancelled by giving thirty (30) days notice in writing
to the said Obligee and this band shall be deemed cancelled at the expiration of said
thirty (30) days, the said Surety remaining liable for all or anyact or acts covered
by this bond which may have been committed by the Principal up to the date of such
cancellation, under the terms, conditions and previsions of this bond, and the Surety
Shall, upon surrender of this bond and its release from all liability thereunder,
refund the premium paid, less a pro rate part thereof, for the time this bond shall
nave been in force.
AND IT IS FURTHER MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD ANL .LSEED BETWEEN ALL THE PARTIES HERETO
that the Surety shall not be liable to said Obligee for any loss resulting to said
Obligee by reason of any public moneys bekng now on general or special deposit or
hereafter placed on general or special deposit by or on behalf of the said Principal,
with any bank, depository, depositories, or by reason of the allowance to or accept-
ance by said Principal of any interest thereon, any law, Decision, Statute or Ordinance
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Signed, Sealed and Dated this 10th day of January, 1949.
Odell D McDowell SEAL
Maryland Casualty Company
James F Davis Resident Agent Lindley 'W Bode, Atty -in -fact
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Bond in the amount of One Thousand Dollars for Wayland J Sauls in the was approved
and ordered filed.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF NEW YORK
THE Pioneer Bonding Company of the United States.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That 'Wayland J Sauls, of Coats, State of North
Carolina, hereinafter called the Principal and The Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York, hereinafter called the Surety, a corporation organized under the laws of the
State of New York, with its home office in the City of New York, in the said State are
held and firmly bound unto The Harnett County Board of Commissioners of State, of North
of Carolina hereinafter called the Obligee in the sum of One Thousand and No /100
(01000.00) Dollars; for the payment whereof to the, Obligee the Principal binds himself,
his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, and the Surety binds itself, its
successors and assigns, jointly and severally firmly by these presents.
Signed sealed and dated this 6th day of December, 1948.
WHEREAS, the above -named Principal has been duly appointed or elected to the
office of Constable of Grove Township, of the State of North Carolina for the term of
office beginning on December 6, 1948.
NOW, THER,EhORE, THE CONDITION OF THE FOREGOING OBLIGATION IS SUCH, that if the
Principal shall faithfully perform such duties as may be imposed on him be by law and
shall honestly account for all money that may come into his own hands in his official
capacity during the said term, then this obligation shall be void, otherwise it shall
remain in force; provided, however, that the Surety shall not be liable hereunder for a
loss of public money deposited by or in behalf of the Principal with any bank when
such loss is occasioned by the failure of such bank faithfully to account for and pay
over such money on legal demand; any law, decision, or statute to the contrary not-
withstanding.
Inez Harrington (as to the Principal)
J Taylor (As to the Surety)
Wayland J Sauls Prinipal
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
Herbert B Taylor - Attorney
Bear license were issued to Weldon Edward Horne, at Horne's Texaco Station, at
East Erwin.
The following road petitions were approved and ordered forwarded to the State
Highway and Public Works Commission;
(1) That road in Barbecue Township leading from Lacy Seawell's residence south
to the Home of Mrs C C Perkins in Olivia.
(2) the extension of said road through the W E Temple farm from Felton Walker's
ome to the Atkins road near Edward Thomas' home, a distance of 75/1)0 of a mile.
(3) To improve the said road leading from Highway # 421 to Highway # 55 from
Melvin Byrd's store on Highway # 421 to Faircloth's store on: +Highway # 55 in Coats, a
distance of 3 miles.
(4) build a new road beginning near the home of Hill Murchison and running south -
west with the new electric line by the home of Walter Prince, J Q McLean, Mrs Mollie
Blalock, J P McDonald, Mrs Lula Daniel, Miss Mack McDonald, and W H McDonald into
Highway y 210, wear a point at Archie Autry's home a distance of approximately 2 miles.
(5) That an all- weather means of ingress and egress to and from the public Gramme
and Highway School Buildings at Angier, N.C., be provided.
(6) Take over, work and maintain as a part of its public road system that certain
read in Upper Little River Township, Harnett County, leading northwest from the John-
sonville Road at the residence of Mr Edgar Smith, and running about two and one -half
miles to a point where said road intersects the Spring Hill - Mamers Road about 200
yards south of Spring Hill Methodist Church.
(7) That the old Secondary Highway 82 to go straight as was once known as the
Old Fayetteville and Raleigh Stage coach road through Averasboro.
(8) To lay off, open up, and prepare for travel a public road beginning, at a
point on tithe old state or Telegraph Road in Harnett County, and at or near the point
where the neighborhood road enters or intersects the said Stage road, and a short dis-
tance north of the residence of Herman Fish, and thence easterly and as of or near the
said Neighborhood road, over the lands of Cameron Partin, Ezell Partin, Mildred Partin
Carl Partin, Corinna Partin, Jeff Woodall, B S Adams, Alda Johnson, Frank Johnson,
Lloyd Holland, Laucy Johnson, the Hailey Dupree land, Mack Dapreeland, the Marion
Johnson land, and to a point at Lloyd Holland Service Station, and where the said
proposed road intersects with the County Line Road.
(9) Add to the State Highway
at a point at Joe Hawley's Filling
and' runs south west coming back to
of approximately 1*2 miles.
that certain road in Johnsonville Township, beginnin
Station located on that road from Pineview to Vass,
a point on the said road at Buffalo Creek a distance
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(10) To take over maintain that certain road beginning at a point about half
way between Erwin Dunn to at a point on the newer Dunn -Erwin Highway near the home of
Coy Lucas and runs snuthwardly passing the homes of T A Johnson, Talbert Faircloth,
Mr Carey Lucas and others and to the old Dunn -Erwin Highway to a point near the old
J D Phillips home place a distance of approximately 3/4 miles.
(11) Take over and maintain that certain road in Upper Little River, Harnett
County and described as follows: Beginning at a point on that road leading from the
Johnsonville Road to the Warrington Foad near the home of Dayton Brown and runs North
to a point on that road leading from the Johnsonville road to Highway # 421 near the
home of F J McLean a distance of 9/10 mile.
(12) Take over and maintain as a part of its public road system that certa in roa
situate at fn Stewarts Creek Township HarnettCounty, N.C., beginning at McLean's Chppel
two miles west of x'unnlevel, N.C., and running thance a distance of one and one fourth
(12) miles to Dave McLeati_s house.
(13) To construct and maintain an all weather road in Grove Township, Harnett
County, leading from Coats and beginningat a point in front of W H Coats home, and
passing by G C Langdon, M E Ennis and others to the old Smithfield Averasboro Road near
Parley Wood's home, a distance of about 32 miles.
(14) The improvement of our road to be hard surfaced leading from Highway # 210
to Shawtown School and from the Johnsonville Highway to Shawtown School.
(15) Beginning at a point southeast of US # 310 on the Cm my road leading from
Mary Stewart School near Mrs J S Neighbors and runs as an old road about 1.9 miles
to the Dunn- Peacock Cross Roads road near C r 1 Webb.
(16) To hard surface or cause to made an all weather road in Grove Township,
beginning in the town of Coats, and ldading out from the Coats in a northeasterly
direction to the Johnson County line and known as the Coats - Bethel Church hoad, a dis-
tance of approximately 4 miles.
(17) That the public road leading from E M Currin's store an Hlghway 55 about
three miles south of Angier northeasterly by Mrs E R Mabry and the Homes of t!r late
-A B Guy, Coy Guy, Joe Gardner and others to the Highway leaning from Angier to Benson
an allweather surfaced and treated.
(18) For a road to be built from the old Residence of the late ➢1 M Johnson, now
occupied by Mr and Mrs M H O'Quinn, running the old road by Mrs M E Wilder Tenant House
coming out at the Resident of Mr and Mrs T J Deal.
(19) That the road in Neills Creek Township, said county leading from the public
road, which runs from Neills Creek Church to Milton Wilborn's Filling Station, by
way of the homes of Rufus Mangum, J C Gilbert, Victor Mangum and others, to a point on
the Stew r t Matthews Johnson Pond road at the home of Milton Matthews, be taken over,
worked up and improved, the total distance being about one mile.
(20) That the old public road, leading northward from the road between Barclay -
ville and the Green Ford by way of the Alex Flowers place, and old Honeycutt pond, and
to the Angier- Benson Road near the home of Mrs Kirkwood Adams, a distance of approxima-
ter* two miles be graded and so treated that it will afford all weather travel.
(21) That certain road in Barbecue Township reaching from the residence of W H
Leslie to the residence of Wins D ;; Graham
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(22) Construct a road on the line between C L Dixon and J R Dixon's property
at the Johnson and Ha -nett County line in fromt of theTobacco barn on the property of
✓ J Gregory andeextend: the distance of approxiniteley 12 miles uue west. termination at
the old Herbert J hnscn place
(23) That certain road from Old Tomn # 43 in Buies Creek tothe new Angier Buies
Creek Highway a distance of 7/10 miles.
(24) Hard surface that section of theold Wire road sometines called the old
Stage road loading fr,nm Highway # 55 south of Barclaysville to the Angier- Smithfield
Road or Wake County Road, which leaus into Raleigh, a distance about fiv e miles that
has never been surfaced.
The following Jurors were drawn for the Term of Court beginning March 21, 1949.
A D Nordan
W B Barefoot
Hubert Gregory
Davis S Black
W G Byrdd
E H Patterson
L L Lucas
Monroe Coats
G G Parefoot
E 0 Hudson Jr
O H Lewis
Paul Gregory
Angier
Dunn
Erwin
Lillington # 3
Coats
Broadway # 1
Erwin # 1
Dunn # 2
Dunn # 2
Dunn
Manchestor
Dunn 1 3
Black River
Averasboro
Duke
Lillington
Neills Creek
Upper Little River
Duke
Averasboro
Ave .asboro
Averasboro
Anderson Creek
Averasboro
Fr4174
Alton Grimes
M B Patterson
Raymond Pleasant
L E Page
John G Adams
Vernon D Stencil
Floyd Weaver
J 0 Smith
J H Withers
Lester Phillips
M D Johnson
Deward C Tew
W E Hardee
Jacob M Matthews
Garland Lloyd
W M Collins
O R Thomas
L M Jernigan
Jas W P1-eaaant
P W Guy
C A Roberson
D A Langdon
T F Hockaday
M C Hockaday
W C Upchurch
W T Hedgepetn
Carey W Ellis
Edgar S Smith
RESOLUTION
Coats -
Broadway # 1
Dunn
Lillington # 3
Angier
Erwin
Coats
Dunn # 3
Broadway # 1
Erwin
Lillington # 1
Erwin
Fuquay # 2
Erwin
Buies Creek
Fuquay # 2
Cameron # 2
Dunn# 5
Angier
Angier # 1
Dunn
Angier # 2
Fuquay # 2
Angier # 2
Lil'i.ngton
Angier
Angier #2
Lillington # 3
Grove
Upper Little River
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Black River
Duke
Grove
Averasboro
Upper Little River
Duke
Neills Creek
Duke
Barbecue
Duke
Neills Creek
Hectors Creek
Johnsonville
Averasboro
Black River
Black River
Averasboro
Black River
Black River
Black River
Neills Creek
Black River
Black River
Upper Little River
WHEREAS, death has entered the ranks of the Officials of Harnett C na m y in the pass-
ing of Mr William Dalrymple Harrington, Tax Collector;
AND WTIEREAS, during the years Mr. Harrington served as Tax Collector he was a faith-
ful and conscientious public official, discharging the duties of his offices in the man-
ner acceptable to his fellow citizens of the County:
AND 'WHEREAS, the death of Mr Harrington a distinct loss to all the people of
Harnett County and to his family;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Caznty Commissioners in regular meet-
ing assembled February 7th, 1949 that the County has suffered a distince lost in the
death of Mr. Harrington, who was ever a faithful servant to people of his day and gener-
ation; and the family of Mr Harrington has suffered great bereavement in his death.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thatthis resolution be spread from upon the minutes of the
Board of Commissioners a copy given to the press, and a copy sent to the deceased
family.
Unanimously adopted by the Board of County Commissioners this 7th day.of February
1949. °.
ATTEST: Inez Harrington,
The Board Adjourned.
Clerk to the Board. L A Tart Commissioner
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The Board of Commissioners of Harnett County met in a call session on Thursday,
February 10th from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM with all members present, also present were
the County Attorney and the Auditor.