Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-07-07
ORDINANCE NO. 116.
CONTINUED from page u

five milcS an hour; no motor veniclc
shall be driven At greater rate OF |
speed than ten miles an hour between |
the hours of 8 o'clock m. and 1 |
o'clock .. IT., while passing any school |
building in the village Of Cottonwood. |
SECTION l6. Horse-dnven vehicles
and pedestrians should cross street in
tersections as promptly Is ~cireum-
stances permit.
SECTION 16 On all thoroughfares
the heavy and slow moving vehicles
shall, as far as conditions permit,
keep to the right curb in order to
allow the rapid moving and lighter
traffic to proceed Independently.
SECTION II. a vehicle, except
when passing a vehicle ahead. shall
habitually keep as near the right-hand
curb as possible.
SECTION 10. A vehicle meeting
another shall pass to the right.
SECTION 10. A vehicle overtaking
another shall keep to the left of the
overtaken vehicle in passing.
SECTION 90 A vehicle turning in
| to another street to the right shall
! turn the corner as near the right-i and
curb as practicable.
SECTION q. A vehicle turning
into another street to the left shall
circle around the center of the street
! intersections.
SECTION %. A vehicle crossing
/ from one side of the street TO the
other shall, in doing so. keep to the
right.
SECTION %. No vehicle shall
stop with the left side to the curb.
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
actually loading or unloading, and, il
said vehicle is horse-drawn, the horse
or horses shall slant parallel to the
curb and face in the direction of traf-
fic. Vehicles used in loading or I'M
loading 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 Immediately after the loading
or unloading is finished.
SECTION 26. a vehicle waiting al
the curb shall promptly give place
to vehicle about TO load or unload
Between the hours of Z a. M. and
D. m. wheels of automobiles shall no
be locked while standing on streets
SECTION &c. No vehicle, unles il
an emergency, or to allow another We
hicle or pedestrian TO cross its patti
shall stop in any street or highway
except near the right-hand curb there
of, so as not to obstruct n crossing
. AS far as practicable, vehicles shal
not be left standing in front of side
walk openings where supplies are TAX
en- into buildings.
The driver of any vehicle standin
; at the curb in the congested distrlc
!; shall move away from such curb at tn
!. request of police officer or the OWL
!. er or lessee of the abutting propert!
/: SECTION 81. No vehicle shall bac
!. to make turn in any street, if by s
; doing il interferes with other vehicle
. but shall go around the block or TO
I street sufficiently wide to turn
i without blocking traffic.
: SECTION %. No one shall drive
8 vehicle that is so closed in or col
! stlTcted as to prevent the driver fro
!: having sufficient view to the trait
' nj the sides of such vehicle.
- SECTION %. No one under sixtet
!. years of age shall be permitted
!: drive any motor vehicle.
7 SECTION 30. No one shall ri
i upon the rear of any vehicle witho
y the consent of the driver, and wh'
Z riding no part of his body shall pr
: trude beyond the limits of the vehic'
I SECTION 81. No person shall ope
y ate or drive any motor vehicle on al
y street, avenue or public place with
. the village of Cottonwood without g
license number assigned to it by &
State of Idaho, conspicuously dispia
. ed on the rear of such vehicle, and
& corresponding number, not less IN sli
! on the front, securely fastened, so
Z to preyent the same from swingln
4 and il shall be the duty of the pers
I operating or driving said motor vel
\ Gle to keep said numbers free fro
! grease. dust or other blurring mate
4 I HIS, 80 dN W 'bt PAaihAs 49,
! times.
= Every motor vehicle operated
y driven on any street, avenue or pub
- place shall be provided with adequa
. brakes and with suitable bell, no
!: or other device for signaling. Sou
I signals shall only be sufficiently 10
I to give warning, and any unnecessa
! long or loud footing of horns or rin
{ ing of bells is prohibited.
J Every bicycle and tricycle. mi
Z have at least one light of suffice
\ power to be clearly visible at lei
\ one hundred fifty feet in the dir
- ton in which said bicycle and tricy
. is proceeding or heading, while on
public streets. avenues or highwa
=: during the period hereinafter prov
/! ed.
! Every motor vehicle operated, driN
! or left standing on the public stree
! avenues, alleys or highways of the
1 lage of Cottonwood shall display, d
I ing the period from one hour af
I sunset TO one hour before sunrise
: red light on the rear thereof and tn
81 white lights, two on the front and I