Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09

/ ate motor vehicle within the Town
! OF Audubon when he is in an intox-
icated condition.
Section 3.-No person shall oper-
ate motor vehicle on the public
streets OF Audubon without at all
times having a number displayed as
provided by Chapter -, Laws of the
Saith General Assembly, nor with any
I other number than that assigned TO
said vehicle by the Secretary Of
State and registered in the name OF
( the owner thereof, except non-rcsi-
F.. dents Of this state who have complied
with aay law recurring registration
/ OF owners Of motor vehicles in force
] in the county, state, territory or Fed
/ eral districts OF their residence, shall
be required olly to display the reg's-
/ rratiOn number of such street terri
tory. or federal district on such We
\ hicle, as required by Chapter u,
4 Laws Of the SAITH General Assembly
! Section 4.-Every motor vehicle
4 operated or driven upon the public
highways of Audubon, shall be pro-
yiCeG with adequate brakes in good
working order, and sufficient to CON
troll such motor vehicle at all times
when the same is in use and a suita-
bic aad adequate bell, horn or other
device Tor slsnaiin& and shall dur
I ing The period from oUe-half hour
after sunset Gaa one half hour be-
fore sunrise, display at least two
lighted lamps on the front and one
on The rear Of such motor vehicle
which rear lamp shall also display
red lght visible from the rear, pro-
yj6ed that each motorcycle and each
motor bicycle shall be required to
/ display but one lighted lamp in front
of such motor cycle or motor bicycle
( The rays OF such rear lamp shall shine
upOn the number plate carried on the
rear OF such vehicle in such a man
ner as to render the minerals there
on visible for at least fifty feet in
the direction from which the motor
vehicle is proceeding The light or
lights of the front lamps shall be
visible at least five hundred feet in the
direction in which the motor vehicle
is proceeding.
Section 5.-A person operating or
driving motor vehicle shall, on sig
nal by raising the hand from a per-
son driving, leading or riding
horse or horses, or other draft ami
mediately TO a stop, and if travelling
in the opposite direction, remain sta
tionary so long as may be reasona-
BILE TO allow such horse or animals
10 PASS, and if travelling in the same
direction, use reasonable caution in
thereafter passing such horse or AMI
NAL, provided that in case such horse
or animal appears badly frightened
or the person operating such a We
hicle is so signaled to do, such per-
son shall cause the motor of such We
hicle 70 cease running so long as shall
be reasonably necessary 10 prevent
accident and insure safety OF others
Upon approaching pedestrian who
is upon the travelled part Of any
highway and not upon the sidewalk
and upon approaching a branch or
intersecting highway or curve or
corner or other places in the street
or public highway where the opera
tors view is INSTRUCTED for a distance
of two hundred feet or less, every
person operating motor vehicle
shall slow down and give timely
signal with his bell or horn or other
device for signaling.
Section EVERY person operat-
ing a motor vehicle on the public
highways or streets of Audubon, shall
drive the same in careful and pru
dent manner and at a rate Of speed
so as not 10 endanger the property
of another or life ir limb of any per-
son and in no event at a greater
speed than one a., mile in six co
minutes,
Section Every person operat-