The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-16


SECTION %. No vehicle shall stop
with the left side to the curb. W
No vehicle shall be stopped or left
standing within twenty feet Of any
fire hydrant, unless such vehicle Is in
charge Of some person capable Of and
actually engaged In driving the same.
SECTION "a. No vehicle shall stand
backed to the curb, except when ac-
tually loading or unloading, and, If
said vehicle is horse-drawn, the horse
or horses shall stand parallel to the
curb and face In the direction Of traffic.
Vehicles used In loading or unloading
| freight or passengers on the street
shall be loaded, or unloaded at once
and continuously, and as rapidly as
practicable, and, unless the place where
the said vehicles are stopped shall be
one at which vehicles are permitted
to stand, such vehicles shall move Inn
mediately after the loading or unload
ing is finished.
SECTION %. A vehicle waiting at
the curb shall promptly give place
to vehicle about to load or unload.
Between the hours of a. m. and
D. m. wheels OF automobiles shall not
be locked while standing on streets.
SECTION 26. No vehicle, unless In
an emergency, or to allow another We
hicle or pedestrian to cross its path,
shall stop in any street or highway,
except near the right-hand curb there
of, so as not to obstruct crossing.
As far as practicable, vehicles shall
not be left standing in front of side
walk openings where supplies are taken
into buildings.
The driver Of any vehicle standing
at the curb in the congested district,
shall move away from such curb at the
request of police officer or the owner
or lessee of the abutting property.
SECTION q. No vehicle shall back
to make a turn In any street, If by so
doing it interferes with other vehicles,
but shall go around the block or to a
street sufficiently wide to turn in with
out blocking traffic
SECTION %. No one shall drive q
vehicle that is so closed In or con-
structed as to prevent the driver from
having a sufficient view Of the traffic
at the sides of such vehicle.
SECTION 90 No one under sixteen
years Of age shall be permitted to
| drive any mOUOr VeIucle.
SECTION 80. No one shall ride
upon the rear of any vehicle without
the consent of the driver, and wher
riding no part of his body shall pro
trude beyond the limits of the vehicle
SECTION 81. No person shall oper
ate or drive any motor vehicle on any
street, avenue or public place within
| the city of Grangeville without the
| license number assigned to it by the
State of Idaho, conspicu0usly display
ed on the rear of such vehicle. and q
corresponding number, not less in size
on the front, securely fastened, so as
| to prevent the same from swinging
and 1t shall be the duty of the person
operating or driving said motor vehicle
| to keep said numbers free from grease
dust or other blurring material, so al
to be plainly visible at all times.
/ Every motor vehicle operated OF
driven on any street, avenue or public
place shall be provided with adequate
| brakes and with a suitable bell, horI
or other device for signaling. Sound
signals shall only be sufficiently loud
| to give warning, and any unnecessary
long or loud footing Of horns or ring
| ing Of bells is prohibited.
| Every bicycle and tricycle. must have
at least one light Of sufficient power tc
be clearly visible at least one hundred
| fifty feet in the direction In which
said bicycle and tricycle. Is proceeding
or heading, while on the public streets
avenues or highways, during the per
iod hereinafter provided.
| Every motor vehicle operated, driver
m loft standing on the DIIblic streets
avenues, alleys or highways of thu
city Of Grangeyille shall display, dur