The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-03-11
TYRRELL BOARD HAS
BUSY SESSION.; TAX
LISTING ENFORCED
Jurors Drawn For April Superior
Court; Many Reports Re-
ceived Monday

COMMUNICATIONS drawn fol
the April term of Superior Cour
for Tyrrell County at the meet
| ing of the Comfy Commissions:
Monday are: Bowen M. Voliva
Allen Carlson, Clarence H. Brick
house, R. Bruce Cohoon, ST., MAJ
Weatherly, Luther P. Scott, San
C. Gibbs, Darrell F. Cohoon, NJ. W
Roughton, Carley 1. Spencer, M. c
Hill, Sanford N. Harris, Lloyd B
Davenport, Erwin Brickhouse, Shell
ton Ludford, J. Phillip Swain, Jr.
Alexander F. Smell, Henry E
Smith, Lindon B. Cohoon, Brandy
w. Brown, B. F. Spencer, Doug
las 1. Clough, Seldom C. Cooper, j
A. Etheridge, R. M. Cohoon, Zephie
Spruill, G, A. Knowles, R. NJ. Rey'
nolds, N. A. Ainsley, C. ]. Liver
man, Melvin J. Furlough, Arthur
L. Cohoon, H. E. Ward, Edward
Vanhorn, w. A. Spencer, Willie F
Simmons, Hiram T. White, G. A
beavers, Joseph D. Maitland
Harold Lee Spencer, Harry Lee
Davis, T. D. Brickhouse, ]. D. Nor
ris, Rommie Phelps, J. A. Bate
man, Robert Spear, E. L. Phelps
and Dallas Davenport.
Murray L. Goodwin reported to
the board that the annual Fat
Stock show would be held May IL;
that Gwaltney Co., in the interest
of hog production among the All
boys and girls, were furnishing
gifts, and allowing 10 months for
them to pay. The Commissioners
voted to give $3.50 towards the
Fat-Stock Show.
H. H. Harris, County Agent was
allowedto put up a bulletin display
rack and a bulletin board in the
entrance hall of the Agricultural
Building.
Mrs. H. C. Davenport and Mrs.
w. A. Basnight appeared before the
board to report insufficient heat in
the library and to ask that ad-
ditional heat be provided for in the
next budget. They reported leaks
in the roof of the library build
ing.
Tax report. of H. L. Swain, Tax
Attorney was accepted. Harry P.
Swain, Chairman reported a Con-
servation and Development Confer
ence meeting for industrial develop
ment of Eastern N. G. to be held
in Goldsboro March 81. He urged
other commissioners and interested
persons to attend. Three welfare
cases appeared before the board.
r. L. Spencer, tax accountant
asked direction of four tax cases
(1) Fred Matthews with about 1875
head of cattle in county Jan. 1st.,
had contended they were to be
given in in Perquimmons County.
Tax accountant was informed to
list cattle and notify Matthews of
the listing, allowing thin to meet
with the Board of Equalization. (2)
Beatrice A. Slayer in regards to
Gum Neck land, previously cam
celled with sale of Simpson land
by Attorney H. L. Swain. Her check
for taxes on the property ordered
to be accepted and quit-claim
deed furnished her. (3) Many per-
sons failure to list for taxes. He
was ordered to list and notify those
involved (4) to credit Marvin
Cooper with amount of tax listed
enormously on Pritchett. land be-
longing to Mrs. ]. E. Alexander,
and charge her with the amount of
credit to his taxes.
The Board of Education headed
by Supt. NJ. L. Basnight sought
approval of the commissioners for
an industrial education school for
adults planned at a March list
meeting. The school is furnished
by the state for two nights per
week, with exception of text books;
minimum of ten is essential for
the school. Basnight stated that
several adults were definitely in
terested in the school with the
study of electronics preferred. The
Board voted to lend support to the
program.
Tax report of Tax Attorney H.
L. Swain was accepted. Most of the
bills ordered paid.
All members Harry P. Swain,
Gerald Selby, Edward Davis. D.
Webb Bricllhouse and B. Frank
Alexander, were present.