Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-13
lies PROPOSED BY CIVIL SERVICE coMMIssl

No vehicle shall proceed at any
time al a greater speed than one
mile in siy minutes on heavily tray
eled streets and one mile in foul
minutes on other streets.
No person shall drive any horse oil
horses at any rate of speed faster
than a walk over Eny street crossing
A driver Of q vehicle overtaking 8
street car shall exercise due caution
not to interfere with or iniure pas
sengers getting on or on said car and
shall keep such vehicle at least foul
feet from the running board or low
est step Of any street car which is
stopping for the purpose OF taking or
or oischarging passengers.
No horse shall be left unattended
on any public street without being
securely fastened, unless 1t be at
tached to a dray. truck or water-cart
water-cart, the wheels of the vehicle
must be securely locked.
No one snail drive or use any truck
dray or water-cart on any public
street without having attached to the
body thereof suitable chain foI
locking the wheels thereof.
No person shall drive, wheel, propel
or draw upon any public sidewalk
any vehicle except hand-carriages for
children.
No person having. charge of any
horse or vehicle shall cause or per
NIT the same to go upon any public
sidewalk or stand upon any street
crossing so as to obstruct the same
No person shall break or drive upon
the public streets any unbroken
horse or mdle. either attached to q
breaking cart or wagon or unattached
No one shall ill-treat, overload
|over-driVe. override or cruelty or un.
necessarily beat any horse.
No one shall crack or use whip
so as toSannoy, interfere with or en-,
danger any person or excite any
horse other than that which he is
using.
Drivers must ct all times comply
with any direction by voice or hand
of any member Of the police force, -as
ito stopping. starting, approaching OF
departing from any place; the man
ner Of taking up or setting dowh pas
sengers, or loading or unloading
goods IN any place.
RULE x.
Police Matron.
Section 1. The matron shall at al
times when on duty be subject tc
the orders of the officer In command
Section 2. The officers in command
at the stationhouse shall cause. WON
en held. under arrest to be kept sep
arate and apart from cells. corridors
and apartments Of males under arrest
and shall prevent any communication
between men and women therein con
fined, Axeept with the consent of the
0fiicer in command.
Section 8. When q woman prison
er IS brought to the central station
the oficer In command shalY at once
call the haafron to make the neces
|sary searches and perform such other
service In connection With the arrest
as may be required When q woman
prisoner Is held, she shall be conduct
ed to a cell by or In the presence o.
the matfon, and remain In hel
charge while so confined.
Section + Not more than one fe
male prisoner shall be ,confned II
one cell when circumstances so per
NIT
Section s. The matron on dut,
shall visit the cells occupied by WON
en- prisoners at least once in eacl
fifteen minutes, and oftener If the
condition of the prisoner shall re
quire it, and she shall be held re
sponsible for the safe keeping of such
women 4risoners, subject to. the di
rection of the officer in command, and
at the expiration of her tour Of duts
shall enter in q book kept for thai
purpose, in her own handwriting, {
report showing the time Of each visit
the condition and requests OF the
prisoners, such entry to be inspected
and certified to by the officer on desl
duty at the expiration Of their tours
Of desk duty, ~
Section s. when an examination
Of the person or clothing Of woman
prisoner or other female in the tenn
porary charge. of the police shall b
deemed necessary. such examinatier
shall be made only by the matron OF
duty, under the direction of the off
Ger in command, and with the leas
possible publicity
RULE M.
Foot and Mounted Police.
Section /. The following rules fol
"Patrolmen" are hereby made part o
the police duty OF all members o.
the force OF every rank so far as they
are applicable
Section 2. 1t is the duty of police
men at all times, both day and night
to preserve the peace, prevent erie
detect and arrest offenders and en-
force all laws and ordinances.
Section The first duty of {
petrolman Is to patrol. While on pa
trol he shall constantly patrol hiI
beat and follow the curb line in ths