The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-24


interesting streets for the purpose
of taking on or dischArging passen-
gers, ana shall not obstruct any IN
teraectinE street or path used Dy
pedestrians in crossing the streets
except as follows:
That when the street on which the
care line is unpaved and muddy, and
cnly one crossing has been provided.
the cars shall load and unload from
and upon such crossing.
Vehicles.
Section 8. (a) A vehicle. except
when passing a. vehicle ahead. shall
keep as near to the right hand curb
as possible.
(b) A vehicle meeting another
shall pass to the right.
(c) A vehicle overtaking another
shall pass to the left side of the over
taken vehicle and not pull over. 20
the right until entirely clear OF It.
except that vehicles overtaking q
street car shall not pass the same to
the left, but to the right thereof.
Cd A vehicle turning into another
street or alley to the right shall turn
the corner as near to the right hand
curb as possible.
te) A vehicle turning into anoth-
er street or alley to the left shall cir
Gle around the center of the street
intersection.
lf) "A vehicle crossing from one
side of the street to the other shall
do so by turning toEthe left SO as to
on that side of the street, and in
making such crossing in the con-
gested district, It shall not back
(g) No vehicle shall stop with the
left side to the curb.
(h) No vehicle shall stand backed
up to the curb except when actually
loading or unloading, and IL said We
hfcle is horse drawn and has four
wheels. the horse or horses must
stand parallel to the curb and faced
in the direction OF traffic.
(i) A vehicle waiting at the curb
shall promptly give place to vehicles
ready to load or unload.
I'D No vehicle. unless in an emer-
gency or to allow another vehicle or
pedestrian to cross its path, shall
stop in any street, except at the right
hand curb thereof. and so as not to
obstruct crossing.
(k) No vehicle outside OF the con-
Rested district shall be backed to
make turn In any street: IL by SO
doing. It fnterferes with other vehf-
cles or with trafic.
fI) No vehicle shall be so loaded
that it may not be easily drawn over
the most diffcult portion OF the
route. not to occupy more than eight
(el feet and six (6) inches in width
over all, except by written permit OF
the chief OF police
(m) NO venice snaiI STOP or s.a NJ
within twenty l2Oo feet OF any ms nre
hydrant or stand within twenty wv
feet Of any intersecting street corner
or crossing
6n1 Every motor vehicle while in
use on pubic h1gnWay: street, al
ley or public place OF said city, snall
exhibit during the period from one
hour after sunset to one hour before
sunrise, two lanterns showing wnlte
lights visible two hundred SlVOl
feet in the direction towards Wnlch
such vehicle is proceeding, ana also
red light visible IN tne reverse rs 4l l.ss
ton for like distance. excep! that , ~
torcyc1e and bicycles shall exhibit
during said period one lantern SHOW
ing white light visible as a1oEesalo
in the direction Ia Wh1ch SAD motor
cycle or bicycle is proceeding. and on
all vehicles carrying materials which
shall extend behind such venice,
red light shall be placed at the e6-
trame rear of such mater1al.
(o) No vehicle shall stand upon
Main street from North Fifth street
to Second street, and on Pike street
from Sixth stree to Second street,
and on Third and Fourth streets be-
tween Main and Pike streets. longer
than sixty (60) minutes between the
hours of a. m. and p. m. unat-
tended.
Any Vehicle standing In any street
or alley or public place of the city.
shall. except when loading or unload
ing. move at the request of police
officer or the owner or lessee of the
abutting property.
CPD No person shall use the streets
or alleys of said city for storing or
parking vehicles not in immediate
use or place for repairing or clean
inee vehicles of any kind, and no We