Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Washington, septem-
CAMPMENT or THE GRAND ARMY OF THE
THE DIsTRcT OF coL lI N DuRI H;eS THE IL
MONTH ,GIni OF a,, oGT0PER, l9@2; FOR THE rRESER
f FORCE ONE WEEK PRIOR 70 SAID ENcAMr;
WEEK SUBSEQUENT THERETO. ARE HEREBY
M MAD IA, MD PROMULGATED GNU UNDER THE Az
CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE 80 1902 Section
l. That when more than six hacks, coaches
vehicles are assembling or assembled together, it
Shall t be the duty of all police officers to regulate
sitlon while standing, and to cause the drivers or
operators thereof to all times in an orderly
who shall obstruct such police officer in the per
Torrance of his duties, who shall refuse to obey
any duty hereunder shall be liable to the penalties
hereinafter imposed, set forth in section Is.
Section 2 That the schedule of hack rates prescrb-
ing trip and hour charges for transportation of pas
sengers. set forth in the Police Regulation of
the District Of Columbia, shall apply to all hacks,
coaches or other vehicles, including motor vehicles,
during the period of said encampment Section 3.
Street cars; herdics. hacks. motor vehicles and
other vehicles, not otherwise provided for, shall
not interfere with any parade. or parades, during
said encampment nor with the formation. march
ing or dishandment thereof; and it shall be the
duty of the police during said formation marching
and disarmament the may be, stop such
cars, herdics, hacks, motor other vehicles as
may might interrupt or interfere with said
parade or parades.. Section 4 During the above
period named of said encampment no person shall
be allowed to intrude with any vehicle stand box
or obstruction of any kind upon any or pub
lie space, within sixty yards Of the line of any
parade, or beyond or within the roped loops or
spaces on any street, avenue intersectng street
avenue, aside and indicated by printed signs
or ropes. except by permission of the police Sec
ton o. The Major and Superintendent of Police
aside and used for the purpose of any parade or
parades as well as all streets and avenues to be
kept clear or obstruction, and designate the
practical routes through side streets II
fares, for the use of the Fire Department. United
Iances and emergency vehicles. as he may deem deem
proper. Section 6. The Major and Superint endent
fares, to be closed against the passage Of street
railway cars and other vehicles the day or days
dates, hours and time during which such streets
shall be closed to traffic. Section Z. The placing
or Locating Of boxes barrels tables ladders chairs
or other distractions on along the sidewalks or
footways adjacent contiguous to the line of any
parade is hereby strictly prohibited; Any person
or persons, occupying such boxes, barrels tables
ladders, chairs or other distractions shall be
sidered as obstructing the sidewalk and violating
the provisions of this regulation. Section s. The
posting of hand bills and posters on stands without
permission from the chairman secretary of The
hidden under the penalties hereinafter provided.
Section g. Permits for the use of any streets,
the chairman of the executive committee for the
entertainment of the Grand Army of the Republic
period shall be issued by the engineer department
of the District goyesnment, and all stands or plat
sidewalk shall be under the supervision of said
citizens executive committee and in accordance
tect of the Capitol, the officer in charge OF public
buildings and grounds and the inspector Of build
persons having control of erecting such stands
upon any street avenue or sidewalk without duly
the same to any police officer at his request shall
be subject to the penalties hereinafter prescribed
Section TO- The sale of LIQUOR on any government
fare in the District Of Columbia is prohibited.
shall sell or offer for sale any badge or other
souvenir on any Of the streets, avenues alleys or
ing first obtained permit signed by ' the Major
and Superintendent Of Police; and no person shall
said District shall amy person sell or or tn tn
sell any goods. wares, merchandise other article
discomfort; nor by loud or Unnecessary outcry sell
or offer for sale any badge souvenir other
for sale shall be subject to the orders of the police
Section r. 1t shall be unlawful for any person In
or amy public avenue Highway on orr ssR
In the District of Columbia any sign, advertising
brighten horses Section 10. Permits win be grant
ed by the Commissioners of the District of Column
zens executive committee for the entertainment
of the Grand Army of the Republic stretch suit
necessary, for the purpose Of Illuminate within
the District of Columbia: Provided, That the said
electrical currents after October TO- 1902. and
shall, with their supports be fully and entirely
moved at the expense OF anu by the CORPORATION
person persons erecting the on or before
October 90, 1902: Provided. further. That the
stretching and removing Of the said wires shall be
under the supervision Of the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia, and with such precautions as
they may require for the protection Of persons and
property: And provided further, That all streets
avenues, sidewalks or alleys disturbed under any
permit issued hereunder shall be replaced in like
good condition In which they now are without cost
expense to the District Of Columbia within such
time may be prescribed by said Commissioners:
And provided, further. That If it shall be neces-
sary to erect wires or poles for Illuminating pur
poses any park reservation in the District
Of Columbia, that the work Of erection Of said
wires poles shall be under the supervision of
the official in charge Of said park reservation
Section IA. The Major and Superintendent Of Po-
lice Is hereby charged with the enforcement of these
regulations and any person refusing to comply
with his orders directions by virtue Of said reg
ulations shall be subject to the penalties herein
after provided. Section Is. Any person violating
any of the regulations aforesaid shall. upon con-
viction in the Police Court Of the said District be
liable for each and every such offense to fine
to exceed one hundred dollars and in default of
such fine to imprisonment provided in said act
OF Congress. BY order of the Board Of Commits
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