Cameron v. State Highway Commission

Tbe chief purpose of this action is to enjoin the defendants from building a highway between Durham and Oxford via Creed-moor. Between these termini there is a public road which passes through the town of Stem, and is now, and for about three years has been, under the control of the State Highway Commission. The former is referred to in the record as the Creedmoor route, and the latter as the Stem route. In 1923 the plaintiffs and others filed with the commissioner of the Fourth District a petition that the Stem route be laid with a hard surface, and in pursuance of such request the…