Tri-State Engineering Co. v. Graham

On June 21st, 1928, the appellant was engaged in the work of constructing concrete shoulders on the sides of the state road leading from Hancock to Cumberland, under a contract with the State Roads Commission. The contract covered a distance of about four and a half miles, running from the east foot of Sideling Hill to the town of Hancock. The plan followed in the work is to construct the shoulder, for the full distance covered by the contract, on one side of the road, and, that being completed, to do the same thing on the other side. This method prevents both sides of the road from being…