The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

part of the said section of Depot
Street, or using any part Of said
section Of said street for any com
mercial purposes. and all persons,
firms or corporations are hereby
prohibited from parking or placing.
or causing to be parked o. placed
any such vehicle on any part of said
section of Depot Street for purpose
of receiving any of the services
hereinabove enumerated. provided
however, that this shall not apply in
Ease of emergency where any such
vehicle has run out of gasoline, oil,
grease or water, of suffered any
other accident or casualty so as to
make it necessary that such service
be rendered ON such of said street in
order for said vehicle to reach a
garage or filling station.
S. No house trailer al be parked
and no tent or other temporary re-
sidence erected on any portion of
said section of Depot Street.
6. Flowing in or using any part
of said section of Depot Street as
a turnrow or deverting water into
the street bitches in such a manner
as to interfere with the drainage or
to cause damage to said section of
said street is prohibited.
z. No person, firm or corporation
may use any portion of said section
of Depot Street for any purpose
other than that for which it was
designed and dedicated.
8. No mail box, milk stand, or
similar structure may be so placed
as to interfere with the traffic or
with the maintenance of said section
of Depot Street.
8. The dragging of logs, ground
sleds, harrows, plows, or other OBJ
iects along or acros any portion of
said section of Depot Street, where
same damages the street or provides
a n or hazard to the travelling
public, is hereby prohibited.
10. The placing of humber, logs
stave bolts, cord wood, or any other
material, or any skidway or any
loading device upon said section
of Depot Street is prohibited. In the
event of an emergency, it is permls-
sible to place and leave material on
a section of the street but entirely
off of the roadway, for period of not
to exceed twenty four (24) hours,
provided that such material is plac-
ed in such a manner that it does not
interfere with the travel upon or
maintenance of said section of De-
pot Street.
II. It shall be unlawrul for any
person to throw or deposit or cause
to be deposited on any section OF
Depot Street any dead animal, dirt,
garbage or rubbish as defined below:
Dead Animals is defined as all
dead animals or parts thereof, Qn-
Guiding condemned meats) and not
intended to be used as food.
Dirt is defined to include loose
earth, ashes, manure from stables,
corrals and pens, offal from but
cher shops, slaughter houses, and
all foul and filthy substances.
Garbage is defined to include solid
or semi-solid kitchen refuse, sub
ject to decay or putrefaction, and
market waste of animal and vege-
table matter which has been or
was intended to be used as food
for man or animal.
Rubbish is defined as old tin and
iron cans and containers, old auto
mobiles, trucks or other vehicles,
old wood and paper boxes, old me-
tails, wire, rope, cordage, bottles,
bags, bagging, rubber and rubber
tires, paper and all used or cast
off articles or material, including
old plaster, brick, cement, glass
and all old building materials.
IL. Two or more vehicles shall
not be brought to a standstill side