The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-08-18

tomobile unattended on any street while
the engine is running.
Sec. %. No horse shall be left unat-
tended or any street unless securely
fastened.
Sec. 29.-No horse shall be inhibited in
any street OIL highway unless secured by
a halter.
Sec. 3O.-No one shall ride or jump
upon any vehicle without the consent of
the driver, nor shall any person hang
onto any vehicle whatever.
Sec. 3l.-No vehicle shall be left
standing in a street or alley at night
without light or lights so displayed as
to be visible from any direction.
Sec. 81 A vehicle shah remain back
ed up to the curb only long enough to
load or unload.
Sec. 8.-Horses attached to vehicles
and the shafts Of unhitched vehicles,
when backed up to the curb. shall be
turned at right angles to the vehicle, or
a9 nearly So as possible.
See. 34.-In taking up or diScharging
freight or passengers, vehicles within
the ~congested district shall be headed
10 the direction Of the traffic on the
right OF the roadway: so far as practic-
able, freight, coal and ice wagons, and
other heavy traffic. shall be unloaded
from the right side and not from the
end Of the wagon, and shall be drawn in
close to thecurb
Sec. 35.-Upon the approach of any
fire apparatus, police patrol OF ambu-
lance. every vehicle shall draw up as
near as practicable to the right curb Of
the street and shall remain at a stand
still until such apparatus, patrol or am
bulance shall have passed.
Sec. 36-No vehicle, except fire APP
paratus, police patrol, ambulance or
United States mail wagon shall be driv-
en- through a p ocession except with the
permission of a police officer.
MUFFLERs
Sec. 37.-Every automobile. motorcy-
Gle or motor vehicle using gasoline or
other explosive mixture as a motive
power, shall use a muller" which shall
be sufficient to deaden the sound of the
explosion, and such muller shall not he
disconnected or cut out while such auto
mobile, motorcycle or motor vehicle is
being operated upon any of the streets
or avenues of the city.
SPEED LIMIT.
Sec. 3S.-No person or operator in
charge of any automobile, motor vehicle
or motorcycle, on any of the public
streets or yenu of the City of Mil
bank, shall drive, operate or permit the
same to be driven or operated at a rate
of speed faster:
(a) Than eight miles per hour within
the congested district as herein defined.
(b) Than fifteen miles per hour in the
other portions of the city.
(c) Than five miles per hour over any
crossing or crosswalk within the limits
of the city when any person is upon the
same.
ENFORCEMENT.
Sec SIT shall be the duty of the
police department of the City of Mil
bank to enforce all the provisions and
terms of this ordinance: and to that end
every person driving, operating or pro-
pei ing any vehicle shall obey the direc-
tions given by any police officer as to the
movement of such Vehicle and shall stop
the same immediate y upon the request
or upon the signal from a police officer
given by raising his hands or c .ub.
PENALTIES.
Sec. 40. Any person who shall violate
any provision of this ordinance, shall,
upon conviction thereof be punished by
a fine not exceeding 800.
Sec. Al. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed.
Passed first reading Ju'y 3, 1911.
Passed second reading August 8, 1911
Approved August 9. 1911.
Adopted August 8. 1911.
+. w. Meeban,
Mayor.
Attest:
"A. B'omquist,
CITY Auditor