Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington, February 10,
l9o5.-Ordered: That the following special regula-
lions for the preservation of public order and the
protection of fife and property the occasion OF
the Inauguration of the Presdent-elect, the 4th
OF March, 1905 to be in force week prior to
one week subsequent thereto, are published and
promulgated under authority of joint resolution
Of ass y H. 1903 fs
Said Commissioners hereby authorized
and directed to make all reasonable regulations
necessary to secure such preservation of public
| order and protection of life and property and fix
Ing 5aes oy puDt eonyeyanee ana 10 MAKE speeia
operating Of vehicles Of whatsoever character or
kind during said period. Such regulations shall be
| in force week prior to said Inauguration, dur
| Ing said Inauguration and one week subsequent
thereto, and shall be published in one or more Of
the daily newspapers published in the District OF
Columbia; and no penalty prescribed for the yio-
laon of any of such regulations shall be enforced
until five days after such publication. Any person
violating any Of sach regulations shall be liable
for each such ofense to a fine not to exceed one
trict, and in default of payment thereof to i'm
prisonment in the workhouse of said District for
Tons 70 BE BsERVED-section l. When more
than six hacks, coaches other vehicles and when
assembled together, 1t shall be the duty Of any
police officer to regulate the manner of their ar
and to the drivers and operators thereof to
act at all times in an orderly manner; and any
struct any police officer in the performance of his
duties who shall refuse TO obey any order given
hereunder shall he liable to the penalties herein
after imposed, set forth in section 10. Section
| hicles, prescribing trip and hour charges for the
transporatio of passengers. as set forth in the
shall apply to all hacks, coaches other vehicles
including motor vehicles, one week prior to said
week. sseauen thereto. section g. Street cars
herdics motor vehicles and other vehicles not 9TH
erw1se provided for snal not interfere with any
parade. nor with the formation marching or dis
bandment thereof and it shall be the duty of the
police during said formation, marching and dis
bandment the case may be, to stop such cars,
herdics, hacks, motor other vehicles as might
interrupt interfere with said formation, march
ing or disarmament Section 4. During the fourth
day of March, 1905, person shall be allowed 10
ntrude with any vehicle, stand, box obstruction
Of any kind upon any street, avenue or aileyWay
within sixty yards of the line of parade or within
the roped space any intersecing street, avenue
or aleyway set aside and Indicated by printed
signs ropes, except by permission of the Major
and Superintendent of Police. Section 5. No boxes
barrels, tables ladders chairs other Instructions
shall be placed located on along the side
walks or footways adjacent to or contiguous to
the line of parade ANY person or persons occupy
ing boxes barrels tables, ladders chairs other
distinctions thereon shall be considered vioators
of this regulation Section s. The placing locat-
ing of boxes, barrels, tables, ladders. chairs or
other distractions on any reservation which may
works by the Inaugural Committee any
street, avenue alleyway adjacent thereto is pro-
hibited and any person persons occupying boxes,
barrels tables chairs ladders other Instructions
thereon shall be considered volators of this regula-
ton. Section I. The posting of hand bills. cir
culars posters any part parts of review
stands without written permission from the proper
| officer of the Inaugural Committee is forbidden
Section s. The sale of ntoxicants any govern
| ment reservation on any street, avenue thor
oughfare In the District OF Columbia Is prohibited;
Section 8. No person of known evil character shall
sell offer for sale any badge, souvenir or other
| article on any of the streets, avenues or alley
ways reservations in the District of Columbia;
nor shall any person sell offer for sale any
goods, wares, merchandise or other article in such
tn he wei lpDc -
or discomfort; nor by loud or unnecessary cutlery
advertise for sale any badge, souvenir or other ar
any of the above named articles shall be subject
ae e OF nd ne as SO e m M sha
be unlawful for any person to In any manner con-
lie ' street. avenue or highway in the District Of
Columbia any sign, advertising device or other
! free passage of pedestrians the sidewalk of any
avenue, street or alleyway. Section IL The police
Capitol 's grounds during the fourth day Of March
1906 and reserve space in that locality needed for
coaches and other vehicles assembled therein shall
occupy such stands or positions as may be designat-
| ed by the police before. during and Immediately
| following the inaugural exercises, and in every
way comply with section I of these regulations.
| is authorized to temporarily close, by rope or
otherwise, the streets included in the route of the
! inaugural parade of March H., 1905. and such in
lions as the major and superintendent of police
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia Sec
tion 49, The major and superintendent of police. or
review stand and other review places, with view
to preventing the unauthorized use of any combust
BILE material stoves, gasoline or other appliances
which might be dangerous to life and property
| Section a. No one shall hang or suspend advertis
ing signs, sheets, cloths, etc, on the front of any
building, unless duly authorized or In accordance
with existing police and building regulations Sec
of any of the foregoing shall, on conviction IN the
Police Court Of the District Of Columbia be liable
coed hundred dollars and in default of pay
| ment thereof, to Imprisonment in the workhouse;
January n H. 1905 For the information Of al CON
to the maintenance Of public order Of the district
Of Coumbis is included herewith, and is as fol-
or persons within the District of Columbia to CON
gregate and assemble in any street, avenue, alley
ing or inciosure or any park or reservation or at
the entrance Of any private building or inclosure
disorderly conduct to insult make rude or
obscene gestures or comments, or observations
obstruct, or incommode the free use of any such
street, avenue, alley. road highway. any of the
any public private building Enclosure; that 1t
shall not be lawful for any person or persons to
or indecent or obscene words. or engage in dsor
DERBY conduct in any street, avenue. alley. road
church. or assembly room. or in any other public
place, or in any place wherefrom the same may
be heard In any street, ayenIe, alley road high
way, public park incosure, other building,
in any premises other than those where the Of,
| than twenty five dollars for each and every Of
| tense" HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND, HENRY
| L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. D. G. 1t
oFFICE OF THE COMMIsSIONERs OF THE
1eOo.Notice L hereby given that in conformity to
real property In the District Of Columbia on the
| LIST day Of July, 1904, has been printed copy
therefor the Office Of the collector Of taxes of
the District of Columbia, and II the tax due,
accrued thereon, shall net be paid prior to the
day named for sale. namely the fourteenth Oath
day Of March, 1905, the property involved will be
sod ,1ndor o1Ir direction nj nubfic auction ~ <ho