The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
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Speed.

ARTICLE ".
 Speed
 Section |. No vehicle shall proceed at any time at a greater speed than is now provided by ordinance or slate law, and Is safe and proper under the conditions then obtaining.
 Section ?. All vehicles crossing any street or avenue. or turning into any other street sha'l do so at rate of speed not exceeding or any greater than the law or ordinances now in force permit, and then with due regard to the safety of the traf- fic then obtaining at that point
 ARTICLE V.
 Overriding Street Cars.
 Section 1. A driver of vehicle overtakfng street car shall exercise due caution not to interfere with or injure passengers getting on or off said car, and shall pass said car as near the curb therefrom as conditions will permit. and in no event nearer than three feet from said car on the side from which passengers are dis charged, or at greater speed than six miles per hour. ARTICLE VT. Control of Horses. Section 1. No horse shall be left unattended in any street or highway, unless securely fastened or unless the wheels of the vehicle to which he is harness are securely tied, fastened or chained, and the vehicle is of suffi- cient weight to prevent it's being dragged at a danger us speed with wheels so secured. Section ?. No horse shall be un- bitted in any street or highway un- less secured by halter.
 Section !. No one shall remove a wheel, pole, shaft, whiffle-tree, splin- ter-bar, or any other part of vehicle or any part of harness, likely to cause accident if horse or horses start, without first unhitching the horse or horses attached to said ve- hicle.
 Section {. No one shall cease to hold the reLns in his hand while rid ing, driving or conducting horse.
 ARTICLE VII. Vehicles.
 Section l. No one shall drive ve- hicle that is so covered in or con structed as to prevent the driver thereof from having a sufficient view of the traffic following and at the sides of such vehicle.
 Section 2. No one shall ride upon the rear end of any vehicle without the consent of the driver, and when so riding no part of the persons body shall protrude beyond the limits of the vehicle. Nor shall any one riding any bicycle hold to any part of any other vehicle. while in motion. per hitting or causing the other vehicle to pull said bicycle and rider. ARTICLE VIII.
 Condition and Treatment of Horses.
 Section 1. No one shall ride or drive horse not in every respect fit for use and capable for the work upon which it is employed and free from lameness or sores calculated to cause pain, or any vice or disease likely to cause accident or injury to person or property
 Section 2. No one shall ill.treat, overload, over-drive, override, or cruelty or unnecessarily beat any horse.
 ARTICLE TX.
 Obedience.
 Section L Drivers of vehicles and street cars must at all times comply with any direction by voice or hand of any member of the police force of i the City of Hot Springs, as to stop ping, starting, approaching. or depart ing from any place; the manner of taking up or setting down passengers or loading or unloading goods in any place.
 ARTICLE X.
 Section l. Any driver who shall 
 violate any of the rules and regula- l finnr nn onnnifind and nnA foath h,