The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-11

FORWARD part or sNch Nenlcle, 50 placed a
90 he seen from the front. and shall also
display. on the rear OF such vehicle. a
lamp so placed that II shall show a red
light from the rear and white light at
the side, and SO arranged as 10 illuminate
the rear number or marker. all OF which
said lights shall be OF sufficient illuminat-
ing power as shall be prescribed by the
state board OF public roads.
Every motor vehicle shall he provided
with lock key, or other device 10 pre-
vent said vehicle from being set In mo-
tion. and no person shall allow any such
vehicle operated by him 10 stand or re-
main unattended I'm any street avenue.
road. alley. highway. park. parkway. or
other public place without first locking or
making fast the vehicle as above provided,
No motor vehicle tire shall he fitted with
"A chain when used upon gravel, macadam.
or other made roads. except upon nat
ural dirt. asphalt. cobble, Belgium block.
or vitrihed brick pavements: Provided,
however. that tires may he fitted with a
chain when reasonably necessary for
safety In case OF slippery roads.
Sec. II. No person shall interfere or
tamper with a motor vehicle without the
permission OF the owner,
Sec. IL. Any person violating any provi-
sion OF sections eleven or thirteen OF this
act shall FOR the first offence be fined not
more than two hundred dollars or impris-
oned not more than thirty days or both:
and shall for the second offence be fined
not more than Ave hundred dollars or i'm
prisoned not more than sixty days. or
both and shall for the third offence with
In any one calendar year be imprisoned
for not more than ninety days. and shall
thereby forfeit his license and he thereby
disqualified from obtaining any such Ii
cense within two years thereafter, Any
person making false affidavit under the
provisions OF sections two, three, and sew
a.
cause TO be registered any motor vehicle
In the name OF any person other than the
owner thereof. shall Toe fined not more
than Ave hundred dollars or imprisoned
not more than sixty days. or by both
such fine and Imprisonment Any person
violating any other provision OF this act
shall be fined not more than one hundred
dollars or imprisoned not more than thirty
days or both. for every such viola tion.
and any court before whom "A final convic-
ton shall be had, under the provisions OF
sections eleven. twelve, or thirteen Of this
act. shall endorse upon the license OF the
person convicted the date and particulars
OF such conviction.
Sec. ~. All money collected for registra-
ton and license fees and fines under the
provisions OF this act shall Toe turned over
to the general treasurer, TO be used for
the repair and maintenance OF state roads
and highways i'm this state under the di-
rection OF the state board OF public roads
Sec. 70. Any person arrested for violat-
ing any OF the provisions OF this act may
tender as bail a motor vehicle OF which
he is the owner, and N his interest In
such vehicle is OF sufficient value II may
be accepted as security for his appear
ance, in lieu OF any other bail.
Sec. Il. All certificates OF registration
OF motor vehicles issued under the pro-
visions OF Chapter ll57 or the Public
Laws, passed at the January session.
1904, shall continue - force for ninety
days after this act shall 20 into effect
but every owner OF "A motor vehicle so
registered shall register such motor vehi-
Gle i'm accordance with the provisions OF
this act before the expiration OF said
ninety days.
Sec. 22. The state board OF public roads
may assign TO any motor vehicle. rcgis-
tered under the provisions of this act
the same registration number and the
same plates or markers heretofore as
signed TO II or used under the authority
OF Chapter 1867 OF the Public Laws. passed
at the January session. 1904
Sec. q. The secretary OF state is hereby
authorized and directed TO turn over to
the state board OF public roads all records
OF the certificates OF registration issued
by him i'm accordance with the provisions
Of Chapter 1857 OF the Public Laws, pass
ed at the January session, 1894. which
shall be in his custody at the time this
act takes effect.
Sec. "a The state board OF public roads
may employ such assistance and incur
such expense as may be necessary TO
carry out the provisions OF this act. and
the sum OF two thousand dollars t2 0O0J
or 40 much thereof az may be necessary
is hereby appropriated, out Of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated. to defray the expenses Of such
board In carrying out the provisions OF
this act; and the state auditor is hereby
authorized TO draw his order upon the
general treasurer for the payment OF the
said sum, upon the receipt by him OF
properly authenticated vouchers
Sec. 3. Chapter 1857 OF the Public Laws
passed at the January session. 1904 and
all acts and parts OF acts inconsistent
herewith. are hereby repealed. and this
act shall take effect from and after the
first day OF June, 1903