The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-11
FINISHES THE TASK
OF THE ASSIGNMENT

souvenir, or other article on any of the
streets. avenues, alleyways, or reserva-
lions in the District of Columbia: nor
shall any person sell or offer for sale
any goods, wares, merchandise. or other
articles in such manner as to cause the
public any inconvenience or discomfort,
ncr by loud or unnecessary odtcry ad-
vertise for sale any badge, souvenir, or
other article; and any and all persons
Offering for sale any of the above named
articles shall be subject to the orders
Of the police as to the maintenance of
peace, order. and propriety.
Frightening Horses.
1T shall be unlawful for any person
to in any manner convey. transport, or
carry through or upon any public street
avenue, or highway in the District of
Columbia any sign. advertising device
or other object which might frighten
horses, or obstruct the free passage of
pedestrians on the sidewalk of any ave-
nue., street, or alIeyway
THE police shall assist in preserving
public order within the Capitol grounds
during the 4th day of March, 1905, and
reserve space in that locality needed for
the movements of the inaugural parade ::
and hacks, coaches, and other vehicles
assembled therein shall occupy such
by the police before, during and irnme-
diately following the inaugural exer-
cfses, and in every way comply with
section / of these regulations.
Closing of Streets.
1.-The Major and Superintendent of Po-
lice is authorized to temporarily close,
by rope or otherwise, the streets inc1ud-
ed in the route of the inaugural parade
OF March 4, 1865, and such intersecting
streets, avenues, aIIeyways, or reserya-
lions as the Major and Superintendent
Of police shall designate, by and with
! the approval OF the Commissioners of
tia District of Columbia.
THE Major and Superintendent Of
Police, or his authorized representatives,
shall inspect any review stand or other
review places with a view 10 preventing
the unauthorized use Of any comhustfble
material, stoves, gasolene or other APP
pliances which might be dangerous to
life and property.
mo one shall hang or suspend ad-
verttsing signs, sheets, cloths, etc. on
the front of any building, unless duly
authorized or in accordance with ex-
Penalties Provided.
ANY person violating any of the reg
u1ations aforesaid shall, on conviction
in the Police Court of the District of
Colu nbia, be liable, for each and every
such offense to fine not to exceed
800. and in default of payment thereof.
to Imprisonment In the workhouse, as
provided in the resolution Of Congress
approved January II, 1905
FOR the information Of ali concerned,
| the following section of the law rela-
/ tive to the maintenance of public or
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Guided herewith, and is as follows:
5 THAT ii shall be unlawful for any per-
| son or persons within the District OF
Columbia. TO congregate and assemble
| in any street, avenue, alley, road, or
| highway. Or in or around any public
| building or Enclosure or any park or
reservation, or at the entrance of any
private building or Enclosure and en-
gage in loud and boistercus talking or
| other disorderly conduct, or to insult
| or make rude or obscene gestures or
/ comments or observations On persons
passing by or in their hearing, or 10
| crowd obstruet or i1ssommode the free
use of any such street. avenue. alley
| road, highway, or any OF the foot pave
ments thereof, or the free entrance into
airy public or private building or in
! closure; that it shall not De lawful for
i any person or persons TO swear. curse,
| or make use OF any profane language,
| or indecent or obscene words, or en-
| ga ge In disorderly conduct in any street,
avenue, alley, road. highway. public
park or Enclosure, public building.
church or assembly room, or in any
other public place or in any place
/ wherefrom the same may be heard in
any street, avenue, alley, road, high
way, public park or inclosure, or Other
building. or in any premises other than
those where the offense was committed,
/ under a penalty of not more than
twenty-five dollars for each and every
| offense."
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