New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-31
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"(c) The amount of public lighting
in any city, village or town shall be
only SO much as may be necessary for
safety, and the use of lights. commonly
known as cluster lights for purposes of
display or decoration shall be reduced
to such portion only Of the cluster as is
necessary for safety. 49,: ~. -, :. :.
"2. The Local Fuel Administration
for the territory within which any city,
village or town is located shall arrange
with the proper municipal or town
authorities of such city, village or town
for the regulation of public lighting in
accordance with the provisions of para
graph Numbers1 of this order. Regula-
tons for public lighting SO arranged shall
in each case be subject to the approval
of the proper State Fuel Administrator,
and in case regulations in accordance
with said Paragraph l for the public
lighting of any city, village or town,
satisfactory to the State Fuel Admins
traitor of the state within which the same
is located, shall not have been arranged
between the Local Fuel Administration
and the proper municipal or town au-
thorities as hereinabove provided, with
in ten Q0) days from and after the
effective date of this order, said State
Fuel Administrator is hereby authorized
and directed to prescribe such regulations
for such city, village or town, and the
same shall be valid and binding.
"3. Outdoor lights within a city,
village or town, other than those men
toned in Paragraph Number l Of this
order, which involve, directly or in
the use or consumption of coal,
oil, gas or other fuel, shall not be lighted
until thirty minutes after sunset.
Four Lightless Nights in East
"a. (a) The use of light generated
or produced by the use or consumption
of gas, oil or other fuel, for Illuminating
or displaying advertisements, announce
ments or signs, or for the external orna-
mentation of any building shall be en-
tirely discontinued on Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday Of each
week, within New England and the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and the
District of Columbia, and shall be entir-
ly discontinued on Monday, and Tuesday
of each week in all the remainder of the
United States.
"EXCEPTION: Bona fde' roof gar
dens where meals are served and out
door restaurants, also establishments
devoted exclusively to the exhibition
of outdoor moving pictures at which
admission is charged, are exempt from
this section.
Windows Dark
"a. (b) The use of light generated
or produced by the use OF consumption
of fuel for illuminating or displaying any
shop windows, store windows or any
signs in show windows, shall be- dis
continued from sunrise to sunset andshall
also be discontinued on the nights
specified in Paragraph (al.
IS. The State Fuel Administrators
within the several states are hereby
directed and authorized to see that the
provisions of this order are observed and
carried out within their several states,
to report violations thereof to the United
States Fuel Administrator, and to- re-
commend to him action to be taken with
respect to such violations.
"This order shall be effective Oh and
after July "a, 1872
(SigneD H. A. GARFIELD,
United States Fuel Administrator