Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-14
REGULATION OF
 MOTOR VEHICLES
Through Courtesy of pr. Burtsch Extrats Are Gained Which Are Valuable to Every Machine Owner.

Below will be found various para graphs taken through the courtesy of Dr. Burteh from the booklet contain ing the laws of the state concerning motor vehicle operation. The informa- ton Is important
 Subdivision ,. Every motor vehicle shall Tlso at all times have the mum. Der assigned n 1t displayed On the back of such vehicle in such a nau- ner as to be plainly visible, the num- bers 10 be in Arabic numbrals (num- erals) black, on white background each to be not less thar three inches in height. and each stroke to be of width Of not less than half an inch; and also, as a part of such number the abbreviated name ol the state, in black, on white ground, or white on black ground, such letters to b enot less than one irch in height.
 Subdivision 8. No motor vehicle shall be used or operated on the pub lie highways after this Act takes ef- feet, unless the owner sball have com piled in all respects with this section except that any person purchasing motor vehicle from the manufacturer de3ler Or other person, after this Act goes into effect, shah be allowed operate such motor vehicle upon tn public highways for period of hv' 15) days after the purchase and de livery thereof; provided. that during such a period such motor vehicle shaI' bear the registered number ard seal of the previous owner under which il was operated or might have been op rated by him.
 Sec. 3.-Sub-division 1. No person shall operate a motor vehicle on public high way at a rate of speed greater than is reasonable and proper having rgard to the traffic and use of the highway, or so as to endangei the life or limb of any person, or thc safety of any property, or in any event on any public highway where the ter ritory continuous thereto is closely built up at greater rate than one
 CD mile in four (4l minutes, or else where out side Of any incorporated city and county, city or town, at a greater rate than one CD mile in two (2D minutes; subject, however, to the other provisions of this Act
 Subdivision ? Upon approaching a bridge, dam, curve or rescent, 9 person operating a motor vehicle shall have it under control, ana operate 1t at a rate of speed not exceeding one mile in fifteen minutes, and upon ap- preaching a crossing of intersecting highways. at a speed not greater than is reasonable and proper, having re- gard to the traffic then on sIch high way and the safety of the public. . Subdivision 3. Upon approaching a person walking in the roadway of a public highway. or 8 horse or horses, or other live stock, being ridden, led or driven thereon, a person operating a motor vehicle shall give reasonable warning of its approach and use every reasonable precaution to insure the
 safety of suc!, horses or other live stock. 10 prevent frightening the same.
 Subdivision 1. Any persons operating motor vhicle shall, at request or on signal by putting up the hand. from a
 person riding, leading or driving a
 restive horse or horses, or other live stock. bring such motor vehicle i'm mediately to a stop, and. if travelling
 iE the opposite direction. remain sta tiOrary as long as may be reasonable tn allow such horse or animal to pass, and, if traveiing in the same direction use reasons ble caution in thereafter passing such horse or animal; pro yided that in case such horse O. ani-
 nal appears badly frightened, or the person operating such motor vehicle is requested to do so. such person shall cause the motor of such vehicle to cease running so IoEg as shall be reasonably necessary to prev ent aC- cIdent and insure safety to others. Subdivision ,. In case of accident or injury to a person or property on the public highway, due to the opera | ton thereon of a motor vehicle the
 person operating such vehicle shall | stor, ard upon request Of a person injured, or any person present. give | such person his name and address, ! and, if not the owner, the name and address of such owner.