The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

cable to the right hand curb, ana
parallel thereto, and bring his We
hicle to stop. At points where
the fre alarm semaphores are To-
semaphore drops, the drivers Of all
vehicles within sight of such sema-
phore or hearing of the alarm.
shall follow the directions given
above and shall remain stationary
until the alarm ceases ringing and
the semaphore lifts. and then pro-
coed only in the event that there
is no iire apparatus approaching.
rs. At the points hereinafter
named no vehicle shall pass along
the right hand side of any street
car which is being brought TO a.
stop for the purpose of taking on
or unload ng passengers or which
Is standing In any street taking on
or unloading passengers, without
hrst coming to a complete stop,
after which. 1t may proceed past
said car at a speed not greater
distance of not less than six feet
from the running board or lower
step OF such car The points at
which such stops shall be made
are as follows:
All points at which cars stop on
and South 25th Streets.
All points at which cars stop on
Broadway between South 9th and
South 18th Streets.
At Sixth Avenue and South 18th
and south 18th Streets on TX"
At South sSth Street and Yakima
Avenue.
At North End and II" Streets.
At Sixth Avenue and Proctor
Street.
At all other places the driver
of such vehicle shall keep the
same at distance of not less than
six feet from the running board
or lower step of any street car taxi
ing on or discharging passengers,
and while passing such car shall
drive at a rate of speed not faster
than six miles per hour. And IL
for any reason It IL not possible
for him to observe this rule, the
driver of such vehicle shall stop
the same until such car shall have
discharged or taken on its passen-
driver of any vehicle drive the
same into crowd of people watt
Ing to board any car or unloading
therefrom.
All vehicles being driven along
the left hand side of any street
car standing in any street taking
on or unloading passengers shall
be kept at distance OF not less
than ten feet from said car, and IL
| by reason of the width of the
street 1t is impossible to observe
| away from said car" as the width
of the street will permit, and driven
at rate of speed not faster than
six miles an hour.
rs. Every automobile, motor We
hicle or bicycle shall be provided
rung or blown by the driver or
operator whenever there is danger
of collision or accident, or when
crossing any street intersection
upon which there are other vehicles
or pedestrians.
or motor vehicle shall, before turn
Ing any corner, sound his bell or
horn and turn such corner at low
rate OF speed.
2S. The owner of a motor vehicle
shall not permit the same to be
person under the age of fifteen
years unless such person is accom-
panied by his or her parent, guard
dian, OF the owner of the vehicle.
29. The machinery or motive
| power of any automobile or motor
vehicle shall not be permitted to
run when such automobile or motor
vehicle is standing In any street
unless such machine be in charge
OF some competent person.
80. No automobile or motor We
hicle shall be driven on any street
| or alley between the hours of sun
set and sunrise without having at
| tached to the front thereof at least
two white lights of sufficient can
die power to enable the driysr of
such vehicle to see ahead clearly
for distance of two hundred feet;
| lights shall be used the direct rays
| of which shall be projected at
| greater height than a parallel of
| four and one-half feet from the
road: or If projected at a greater
| height all dazzle and glare must be
| eliminated.
Such automobile or motor vehi-
Gle shall also have attached to the
| rear at least one red light of suffi-
Gent candle power to be visible
from the rear for distance of at
least one hundred feet; Provided,
however, in case such vehicle is
motor cycle, one lighted lamp at
tached to the front thereof show
ing white to the front and red to
the rear, of sufficient candle power
to enable the driver thereof to see
ahead clearly for distance of two
hundred feet and which can be seen
| from the rear for a distance of one
hundred feet. will be deemed
compliance with this rule.
81. No automobile shall be left
III any street UT dlley De-
tween the hours Of sunset and sun
rise without having attached there
to In conspicuous place on each
end thereof light of sufficient
candle power 20 be clearly visible
for distance of one hundred feet.
32. No motorcycle shall be left
standing in any street or alley be-
tween the hours of sunset and sum
| rise without having attached there-
to In conspicuous place, at least
one lighted lamp Of sufficient can
die power to be clearly visible from
the front and rear for a distance of
one hundred feet.
sS. The driver of any automobile
or motor vehicle upon any street
when approaching a horse-driven
vehicle, or q horse upon which any
person is riding shall exercise every
reasonable precaution to prevent
the frightening of such horse or
horses. and If such horse or horses
appear frightened the driver OF
such motor vehicle or automobile
shall reduce it's speed and IL re-
quested by signal or otherwise by
the driver of such horse or horses.
he shall stop his machine, unless
to do so would cause an accident.
or unless the horse or horses APP
pear to be under the control Of the
driver.
a. On paved streets in the City
Oh ldcond no autofnODlle OF HOtOr
vehicle shall be driven at rate
of speed faster than twenty miles
an hour, and on unpaved streets at
rate of speed faster than fifteen
miles an hour. Provided, however,
on street intersections upon which
is laid a steam or street railway
track such vehicle shall not be
driven at a rate OF speed faster.
than six miles an hour; and Pro-
vided, further, that the driver of q
motor vehicle shall not drive the
same upon any street in said City
at a greater rate Of speed than Is
reasonable or proper. having due
regard to the traffic and the use of
the way by others, nor SO as 10
endanger the life or limb OF amy
person; and provided, further, that
no person shall drive a motor vehi-
Gle over or upon any sidewalk when
entering or leaving a garage or
other building without bringing