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ORDIN
CM' RELATING TO
ITRINTIECIT
AND t'ROV/DING A Itti,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIIi:
Bed tion 1, That any persona/
solioitine2persor,ts for patrons "
other yehloles" for hire
about the railway depots
of =oh' e etablished line- 041
beyond suoh established' 1;io,r, thoUt;;SUO
an offense, against this ordtnanoa-,anct shaU
thereof shall be fined. 310,9#ore.
snah 'fine and imprieonipent,,
lik2EAS, an aniarita47:
be in ef.feot from and 'after, itPaa0,1
Kcved. by T. Blackmon, seconded by J. O.'Eiokeon that Ord.
reading and read in full. Motion carried. Theoidixi
gcrgi, by J.- T. Blackmon, Eteooncled by thatt Or
read.ing by title only. -Motion carried. The ordine,n4eNzt
AC0IDENT TO A MOTOR OAR ON WEST TWELFTH- STREET BY RUNNING INTO A 2
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A gentleme.n(did, not give his mune): addreSsed., cOUncl:10W101.4
k.e:started for 8. Doctor, his ntOt9r car struok some ,large,:,:litOn!itath
d'Och; that the expense of rebiiring the madhine will be about
Moon Garage.•
Mr.. Hickson: I happened to be out there about five mintitei,after t
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went into tie ditch. He turned into his oar because book-oE the
fluttering and. when he turned his head the oar struok a atone. The
Where it looks as though the oar skidded'. I don't kno,W, .,how the oit
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the gentleman his $S5. The ditoh is on the left aide, coming
wrong side really but the width of the street is out
was a barricade up there.
Mr. Murray: At this point, the way he was coming, he el3,51234',::have b
or southaide of the street. The roadwayroadwa 1,s about 114ft wide there
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on the north side of the road. The marks on the road WOW where .tli
I think the gentleman is fully eatisfied he struck rooke but
.beaouse they do 'Lot appear to have been misplaced, 0#61;‘:
to be where it could have struok them.. I asked
side of his oar and perhaps turned. the 'oar tOWard.
opooeite side of the road, We havd t6 dig ditches to::put i.n the se
thwt a car will not 'run through. There was room .for twa
r6away.
,E4f,prt: itseems the gentleman was looking back aixl,the oar got
gr. Iiiifray: 'The ditt: is on the north side *of the street €
wide, two cars can pass very easily. He shoul.dc.heflre-: been
probably was until'he looked back.
Movee by L. T. Highleyman., seconded. that
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