Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-05

ten approval Of the City Marshal and
a member of the Traffic Committee.
on T for es cy under Srk .e ai npPse
hereof and pay to the City Clerk for
the use Of the City the sum Of Ave
dollars. as permit fee. Said tenn
porary permit shall expire whenever
upon the application for license filed
as above provided. In event license
is granted. no further fee shall be
required.
Section S. The City Council may
permit of any driver convicted of any
Violation of this ordinance. or for
excessive use of intoxicating liquor.
for using abusive or .profane Ian
abusing his horse. keeping his 1orse.
carriage or automobile in an unsafe.
unclean or unsanitary condition. Or
for other conduct injurious to public
policy. health or safety. The City
Marshal for like cause may suspend
any license or permit until reinstated
Section 6. Whoever. without said
license or permit. or during sus-
pension, or after revocation Of the
driving or operating a public car
rage in Augusta. shall be fined for
each offense twenty Dollars to the
use of the City.
section G.. ANY driver VI PuoiiS
carriage who stops or stands his car
rage so that the same or the horse
used Herewith unnecessarily or un-
reasonably obstructs any street.
sidewalk or public way or other pub
lie place in the city shall a pc h ne,a
nor more than twenty dollars to the
use of the City.
Section 8. Upon the granting Of
the license or permit provided IN
City Clerk shall sign and deliver to
name, the number of his license or
permit and the autho1zed fares as
provided in this chapter. Every pub
lie carriage when in use as such
shall have in some conspicuous place
said card so placed that the same
| may be seen by any passenger there
in: and if any person shau drlve
public carriage e without h sue eh.,f care be
fined for each offense five dollars 10
the use of the City.
Section 9. Fares are. authorized
for each passenger as follows: From
thirty-five cents; second zone; fifty
cents; after $50 =. NJ. and before
! 700 A. NJ. first zone. fifty cents:
second zone. seventy-five cents.
Said first zone shall extend from
any point on Water or Commercial
Streets or City Hail. to and including.
! the following limits: jefferson Street.
! entire length: Mt. Vernon Avenue to
| brickyard Bridge Street from. State
Street to Chestnut Street; Chestnut
Street; Capitol Street from Sewall
| Street to Gage Street: Gage Street.
entire length: Eastern Avenue from
Street north of Eastern Avenue;
| Pearl Street from Cony Street to
| Quimby Street: Quimby Street west
| Of Pearl Street: Bangor Street to
North Belfast Avenue: Linden Street
entire length: Maple Street to Cush-
| Said second zone shall extend from
| any point on Water or Commercial
| Street or City Hall. beyond first zone
| limits to and including the following
| limits: State Street at corner of
| Glenwood Street; Western Avenue at
a point opposite residence of w. II:
Gannett: Sewall Street at corner of
Glenwood Street; Winthrop Street at
non Avenue at point opposite resi-
dence of J. A Mclean: Northern
| Avenue at corner of Townsend road !:
Bangor road at corner Of Clark
Street; Belfast Avenue at point OPP,
posite the Briclyard: School and
| Cony Streets at Junction of School
| and Belfast Streets: Hospital Street
| at corner of Thomaston Road: Ar
| senal Street at Insane Hospital.
In all cases. children under five
years with passenger free.
All drives in deep snow double the
amounts above provided. Trunks,
| fifty cents.
Section 10. If any driver shall de-
mand and receive any greater sum
than as provided in the preceding
section he shall be fined not less than
| five nor more than twenty dollars to
the use of the city.
Section II. Drivers shall remain
in. or near. their public carriages
while the same are standing on Wa
| ter Street.
Section -. The City Marshal shall
! see that the provisions of this or
dinance are enforced.
| In Board of Aldermen
April 80, 1923
| The foregoing ordinances. having
+. had two several readings. were
| passed TO be ordained.
Attest: ERNEST L. MCLEAN
| Mayor.
| City of Augusta
! In Common Council
April 80, 1923.
The foregoing ordinances. having
had two several readings. were
| passed to be ordained: -
President Of Common Council
LESLIE c. CORNISH
| Chief Justice Sup. Jud. Court.
"A Attest atts top'' DANIEL w. CoNY
| City Clerk
City Of Augusta