DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
»KJ ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION TONIGHT
All the Odd Fellow's and Rebekahs
df the Channel will gather together
this evening to celebrate the 104th
a.fcnlvIC'rsary of the founding of the
Fnitern'al Order of Odd Fellows. The
CJftetftttinment will be held in the
L*bor Union Hall in this city and
will consist of speeches, card playing,
dancing and refreshments.
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TO REMOVE TO TREADWELL
i|lr. and Airs. Krwin Hachmeltter,
who thave been living in the James
cpttage on Second Street, aj\e pre
paring to move to Treadwell, where
they will occupy the house where
the Hamsays reaided.
IN FROM TENAKEE
A. fi- Johnson, contractor and build
ef, arrived in from Tenakee on the
Helen M. icarly yesterday morning
far a short business visit to the
iChannel. Since leaving here last
fAH, Johnson completed bi3 contract
of the new school building at Tena
ble, besides putting up a small cot
tage for himself.
ON WAY SOUTH FOR VISIT
Mrs. Mike Puslch, accompanied bv
her three children, leift the fore part I
1 af the week for Seattle, where she
will spend the next few weeks visit
ing with her parents.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
TO 8E FEATURE OF PROM
A group of decorators have been
| busy all this week 'beautifying the
■ big Natatorium hall in preparation
I for the Junior Prom tomorrow even
, Ing. The hall will be made warm
' and cosy with the aid of several
i heaters to add to tho comfort of
those attending.
The Coliseum Orchestra has been
'engaged to play and that feature of
| the dunce is sure to be satisfying.
Special effort has also heen expended
to put the floor in (fine condition
and all in aU there will be a fine
time for those who attend. An invi
tation is extended to the dancing pub
lic of the Channel to be present.
FALLING TREE KILLS LOGGER
(Robert Moore, aged 20, was killed
by a falling tree at the logging camp
off the Masaett Timber Company at
Juskatla Inlet, near Prince Rupert,
last week.
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MAY DAY DANCE.
To he given at Elks' Hall May
1st by the American Legion Aux
iliary. —adv.
* WHO’S WHO ~T
I AND WHERE I
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Mrs. Fanny L. Robinson and her
little daughters, left on the Prin
cess Mary for the States.
Mrs. J. Sorri left on the Princess
Mary for Vancouver, B. O., and
Seattle, to visit with friends and
relatives.
B. Y. Grant, son of Representa
tive W. D. Grant, nf Wrangell, ar
rived in Juneau tills mvning on the
Jefferson and will remain nere with
his father until the close of tht
Legislature.
George L. Boyle, special agent for
the Department of the Interior, ar
rived in Juneau on the Jolferson
from Ketchikan. He is here on
Government business.
VV. W. Batcheller, representative
for Albers Flour Company, left on
the Jefferson for Haines, on a busi
ness trip.
Mrs. S. Brenner, wife of the
drummer Vvith the Coliseum Orches
tra, returned to Juneau on the
steamer Jefferson. after spending
several weeks in the States.
Sam Guypt, representative for
Fischer Bros., arrived in Juneau on
the steamer Jefferson from the
south.
Sigurd Wallstcdt left on the
steamer Princess Mary for Prince
Rupert, on business.
'rving Whyte left on tbe steamei
Princess Mary for Portland, where
he will spend some time visiting
with relatives.
C. S. Moss, publicity feature writ
er, and Mrs. Moss and R. A. Etie,
with Mr. Moss, loft Juneau on tnoi
steamer Princess Mary for the south I
They have spent the past steek here |
G. W Linger, representative for I
the U. S. Rubber Company, returned
to Juneau on the Estebeth from
Skagway. Mr. banger went to Skag
way on the last trip of the steamer
Queen. He planned to go down the
Yukon, but has been ill at Skagway
and was forced to return here.
Mrs. Morrison and Mildred Morri
son, of Haines, arrived in Juneau on
the Esteibeth
Melville beath left on the Prin
cess Mary for the States, en route
to Angel Mine, Cal., where he will
Join his brother, Victor, to spend
| some'time there.
J. M. Tanner left on the Jeffer
son ifot his home at Skagway. He
has spent several week* in Juneau.
At tne Gastineau
J. W. Stansfield, G W. banger,
Mrs. J. G. Morrison. V. C. Mitchell,
Paul bund. G b. Boyle, Mrs. Chris
P. Madison, Mrs. N ,1. Simon, II.
E. McEwan.
At the Zynda
A. E. Kindoll, J. L Hill, B. Y.
Grant, Mrs. Forest J Hunt.
At the Alaskan
D. Takan.
POSTPONE AID MEET.
There will die no Mimeting of the
Methodist badtes* 'Aid tomorrow
afternoon.
Nice, fat, fresh killed chickens
for any occasion. You will do well
to order early this week. D. 13.
Femmer, Phone 114.
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
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Sage Tea and sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded Hair Dark and
Glosay.
Almost everyone Know* that Sagej
Tea and Sulphur, properly coni-i
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustre to the hair when
faded, streaked or gray. Years ago
the only way to get this mixture'
was to make it at home, which Isi
mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at anyi
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound.” You will get I
a large bottle of this old-time rec-'
ipe Improved by the addition of
other ingredients ,at very little
rest. Everybody uses this prepara
tion now, because no one can pos
sibly tell that you darkened your'
hair, as it does It so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair .taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application of two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you look years younger.
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FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA,
DOUGLAS .ALASKA
ORDINANCE NO. 183.
(Continued from Page Five.)
Hagen and children's play wagons, upon or
•long any' public sidewalk, or to leave any
•Ujph animal or vehicle upon any public aide
walk or to permit any such animal or vehicle
to stand thereon, or to permit any such anl
mtal or vehicle to stand upon any public
street in such manner as to obstruct the free
u«e of the roadway of such street.
Sec. 53. DRAINING OF GASOLINE FROM
AUTOMOBILES.
It shall be unlawful for any person, com
pany or corporation, or agent of any person,
company or corporation, owning, controlling,
or operating any automobile, or any machine
or apparatus using electricity, gasoline or
other products of petroleum for its motive
power to drain off from the crank or gea
case, or from any other part of said machine
upon any public street.
Sec. 54. DRIP PANS FOR AUTOMOBILES
REQUIRED.
-Every automobile, or any machine or ap
paratus using electricity, gasoline, or any
product of petroleum for its motor power
•hall have attached thereto a suitable device
or- devices for the purpose of preventing de
posits from leaking or drippings being made
u£k>n the public streets.
Sec. 65. DEPOSITS OF OIL ON STREETS
No person or persons, firms or corporations
•hall deposit, or cause, or allow to be de
posited. upon any of the public streets, nap
tpa. keroaene. or any other product of petrol
eum, or shall convey or cause to be conveyed
tjhrough said public streets, any naptha, kero
sane or other product of petroleum, in any
tank, can or other vessel whereby the same
leaks upon or is deposited upon the said
Street.
Sec.56. "JOT RIDING" WITHOUT OWN
ER'S CONSENT c
It shall be unlawful for any person to drive
or operate or cause to be driven or operated, upon
'tbat'WUblic streets any motor vehicle, net his
own, whether with or without intent to steal
the same, in the absence of the owner thereof
Irtthout such owner's consent; provided, such
consent shall not be implied in any instance
because of the fact that upon a previous mc
ckston such owner had consented to the use
of the same or another motor vehicle by such
person. Any person violating any of the pro
visions of this section Shall be punished by a
flue of not less than Twenty-five Dollars
4131.00), or be imprisoned in the City Jail for
a period of not to exceed thirty (SO) days, or
IT both such fine and imprisonment in the
discretion of the Municipal Magistrate.
Sec. 66 VEHICLES WITH SIDE CHAINS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to op
erate a vehicle, excepting motorcycle, driven
by side chains, unless the same is so con
structed or equipped with guards as to pre
vent persons or moving objects coming in
contact with said chains.
Sec. 68. BRAKES.
It shall be unlawful for sny person to drive
a. motor vehicle without a brake or brakes
sufficient to bring, and capable of bringing
such vehicle, to a complete stop within fifty
(56) feet when the same is traveling at the
rate of twenty miles an hour.
Bee. 65. TAMPERING WITH MOTOR VE
HICLES. #
Any person who Rhall Individually, or in as
sociation with one or more others, wilfully
break, injure, tamper with or remove any part
or parts of any motor vehicle, for the purpose
of injuring, defacing or destroying such ve
hicle, or temporarily or permanently prevent
ing its useful operating, or for any purpose
against the will or without the consent of the
cSkner of such vehicle, or who shall In any
other manner wilfully or malicious!^ interfere
with or prevent the running or operation of
such vehicle, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Sec. *0i CLIMBING UPON MOTOR VE
IfkCLES
■Any person who shall, without consent of
the owner or person In charge of a motor
vehicle, climb upon or Into such vehicle.
Whether the same be in motion or at rest;
np. who, while such vehicle is at rest and un
attended, shall atempt to manipulate any of
tha levers, the starting crank, or other device,
brakes, or mechanism thereof, or to set said
vehicle in motion shall be guilty of a mis
demeanor.
■•Sec. 61. MINORS DRIVING OR OPERAT
ING MOTOR VEHICLES.
It ahall be unlawful for any owner or por
sop In charge or In possession of any motor
vjrtiicle to permit any person under the age of
•lateen (16) years to drive or operate such
motor vehicle upon the public streets of the
City of Juneau.
Bee. 63. PERSONS LEARNING TO DRIVE.
It shall be unlawful for any person while
talking lessons or receiving instructions in
driving or operating any motor vehicle to
drive, propel, or operate the same upon any
of the streets embraced in the business dis
trict.
f *•«. S3- DISPLAT VEHICLES FOR SALE.
It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or
corporation to expose or leave standing, or to
cause or permit to be left standing on any
public street In the City of Juneau, any ve
hjcie for the purpose of displaying the same
for sale or exchange.
Sec. 64. LIGHTS. •
There shall be exhibited upon every motor
vehicle upon the public streets, and ail otltar
places of the City of Juneau open to the
public tor the use of vehicles, during tha
period from one-half hours after sunset to
one-half hour before sunrise, and at all times
when fog or other atmospheric conditions ren
der the presence of said vehicles dangerous
to traffic or the use of such public streets or
of such public places, two beads lamps, one
on each aide of said-vehicle showing white or
yellow Ain ted lights, visible under normal at
aaospheric conditions at least five hundred (606)
faet or more in advance of said vehicle. Such
motor vehicle or any trailer attached thereto
•hall have attached to Ihe rear not less than
che lamp showing a red light visible St least
taso hundred (266) faet in the rear of such
vehicle and the same light or additional light
casting white rayk of sufficient strength on
the rear number plaje' (hereof ao that such
number plate may be easily read at a dis
tance wf at least sixty (60) feet; provided.
which shall shew white or yatiow
tinted pays visible under normal atmospheric
condition? at leant five hundred (600) feet in
advance of the motor vehicle; provided, furth
er that it shall be unlawful to display any
light showing red to the front of any motor
vehicle.
Every motor vehicle, the body or load of
which exceeds six (6) feet in width shall
exhibit during the period from one-half hour
after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise,
in addition to the above required lights, a
white light on the left side of the machine
defining the limit of the body of the machine
overhanging load, if any there be, and beyond
the outside thereof, so fixed pr carried that
the light therefrom may be seen both from
the front and rear of said motor vehicle.
Every vehicle or trailer carrying a load
which projects over the*rear end three (3)
feet or more shall display a red light during
the period from one-half hour after sunset to
one-half hour before sunrise, and shall display
a red flag at all other times, on the extreme,
end of such projecting load.
Sec. 66. CANDLE POWER OF LIGHTS.
It shall be unlawful to Install or use a light
of more than twenty-seven (27) candle-power
in any motor vehicle head lamp equipped with
reflector, or to use on a motor vehicle of any
kind operated upon the public streets or other
places qIt the City of Juneau open to the pub
lic for the use of vehicles, any lighting device
of over four (4) candle-power equipped with
reflector, unless the name shall be so de
signed, deflected or ranged as to deflect or
diffuse the light and to produce sufficient
light to reveal objects at least one hundred
fifty (16,0) feet ahead thereof and ten (10)
feet on either side of the center'light of said
vehicle measured at a distance of ten (10)
feet in front thereof and in such a manner
that the beam of light therefrom, when meas
ured seventy-five (76) feet or more ahead of
the lamps shall not rise above forty-two (42)
inches from the level surface on which the
vehicle stands under all conditions of road
The term "beam of light'’ shall be con
strued to mean reflected rays of., light Whlcn
are projected approximately parallel to the
optical axJs of the reflector. A light shall be
deemed "diffused" when produced by a head
lamp which hae the entire surface of the
glass front etched, ground, and blasted, or so
formed that the light emitted therefrom it en
tirely dispersed
The above provisions of this Ordinance shall
not apply to spot lights, but all jjpot lights
shall be so directed that the beam of light
therefrom shall strike the roadway at a point
at least six (6) feet to the right and not more
than seventy-five (76) feet in front thereof
when approaching a vehicle.
In any prosecution under this Ordinance the
candle power indicated on the head light bulb
from any electric head lamp shall be and con
stitute prima facie evidence of the Jight candle
power of such head lamp.
Sec. 66 WHEN LIGHTS NOT REQUIRED.
No lights shall be required to be displayed
on any vehicle while the same is not In opera
tion. provided that a wheel of such standing
vehicle nearest the sidewalk is located within
twelve (12) inches of such sidewalk.
Sec 67. STANDING ON FEEDERS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to drive
a vehicle while anyone is standing or silting
wholly or in part upon the step, fenders, or
running board thereof, or when the same is so
loaded as to interfere with the free, full and
ready access to the controlling mechanism
thereof.
Sec. 63. DOORS CLOSED.
It shall be unlawful for any person to drive
any vehicle unless the doors thereof are se
curely closed.
Sec 69 DRIVER S VIEW OBSTRUCTED
It shall be unlawful for any person to drive
any vehicle that is so enclosed, constructed or
loaded as to prevent the driver thereof from
having a clear and unobstructed view of the
front, rear and on both sides; provided, that
auch a view’ to the rear shall not be required
where there is attached to such vehicle a mir
ror or such kind and so placed that the driver
may see therein the reflection of the street
for a distance of at least two hundred (200)
feet behind such vehicle.
Sec. 70 OVERHANGING LOAD.
It shall be unlawful for any reason to
drive a vehicle with any rods, pipes, pillars,
lumber-or similar projections extending be
yond the uniform width of the vehicle or
overhanging load.
Sec 71. TOWING TRAILERS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to^lrive
a vehicle to which a trailer is attached tftless
the same be closely coupled; and if the trailer
be four (4) wheeler, there be a person upon
and in charge thereof.
Sec. 72 TOWING VEHICLES.
It shall be unlawful for any person driv
ing a motor vehicle to tow more than one
other vehicle, and the connection shall not be
longer than sixteen (16) feet. The vehicle be
ing towed shall be in charge of a driver and
shall display lights and be equipped with
brakes in accordance with the provisions of
this Ordinance.
Sec. 73. SPILLING OR DROPPING LOAD.
It shall be unlawful for any person while
hauling to permit the vehicle of which he is
In charge, to spill, drop or lose any portion of
its load.
Sec. 7f SPEED CONTESTS FORBIDDEN.
It shall be unlawful for any person or per
sons to engage in, conduct, manage, or in
stigate any raoe. speed trial or speed contest
upon any of the public streets within the cor
porate limits of the City of Juneau.
Sec 75 VEHICLES PASSING ON HILLS.
It shall be unlawful for the driver of any
vehicle to pass a vehicle headed in the same
direction just before reaching the crest of a
hill or on a curve or at any point where the
view ahead is in anywise obstructed, or while
the vehicle ahead is crossing or yraiting to
cross or is turning or about to turn into an
intersecting street.
Sec. 76. ENTERING STREET FROM
POINT OTHER THAN STREET INTER
SECTION.
It shall be unlawful for any driver to enter
guy street from any point other than a street
intersection at a rate of speed faster than
five (6) miles ipr hour, nor without first at
tracting the spent ion of passing pedestrians
and vehicles My signalling with sending de
vice, provide# that the foregoing shall not
apply to the/Fire aad PoJlee Departments of
this City. I .
Sec. 7L r ^DBSTRf7CTING TRAfW:
It shall be unlawful for any driver to allow
the vehicle of which he is in charge to re
main upon or be so driven along rtny street
as to unreasonably blockade or obstruct
tiffffic.
Sec. 78. DRIVING DISTANCE PROM VE
HICLES.
It shall be unlawful for any driver to op
erate the vehicle of which he is in charge
at a. distance nearer than three (3) feet be
tween the front end of his vehicle and the
rear of the vehicle immediately proceeding
him.
Sec. 79. RIDING WITHOUT HANDS ON.
HANDLE BARS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to ride
a bicycle nr drive a motor cycle without his
hands on the handle hars thereof '
Sec. 8u. CARRYING PERSONS ON BI
CYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.
It shall be unlawful for any person riding
a bicycle or driving or operating a motorcycle
of less than three wheels to carry any other
person thereon except upon a seat in the
rear of the rider or driver of such vehicle, and
no person so riding or driving shall occupy
any movable seat or seat cushion, or saddle
of a temporary character, In front of the seat
designed and intended for his use
Sec. 81. DRIVING THROUGH CEME
TERIES.
It shall be unlawful for any person to drive,
propel or operate upon or along any drivway
in any cemetery in the City of Juneau any
vehicle carrying, or ordinarily used In carry
ing merchandise, goods, materials, tools, or
rubbish, or any market wagon, milk wagon,
dirt cart, moving van, dray, truck or other
commercial vehicle, provided, that this section
shall not apply to any hearse or vehicle being
part of a funeral procession nor shall It apply
to vehicles employed on City business.
Sec. 82. LEAVING VEHICLES ON
STREETS.
It shall be unlawful for any person having
charge of any vehicle ordinarily drawn by
horses to allow such vehicle to remain in any
street unless such vehicle has horses attached
thereto; nor shall any person having charge
of a trailer allow such trailer to remain In
any street unless attached to the vehicle by
which it may be propelled nr drawn; pro
vided. that In case of accident, such vehicle
may be moved to the side of the street and
If a good and sufficient red light signal be
displayed at both ends thereof during the
hours of darkness, may remain upon the
streets for a period of not exceeding twenty
four (24) hours pending-removei for repairs
8ec. 83. FRIGHTENING HORSES.
It shall be unlawful for any person driving
or operating a motor vehicle on approaching
any vehicle drawn by a horse or any horse
upon which any person Is riding, to fall to
exercise reasonable precaution to prevent
frightening of any such horse. If such horse
appears frightened, the person in control of
said motor vehicle shall reduce the speed
thereof and if requested by the raising of the
hand or other signal of the driver of such
horse shall bring such motor vehicle to a
full stop and shall not proceed farther unless
such movement may be necessary to avoid ac
cident or injury or unless such horse appears
to be under the control of Its rider or driver.
Sec 84 ACCIDENTS AND COLLISIONS.
II shall be the duty of every person oper
ating or driving any motor vehicle or riding
or driving any animal upon the public streets
and coming In contact with any pedestrian
vehicle or other subject on such street, to 'slop
and render auch aid and assistance as may be
required, and case oi injury to any person or
damage to any vehicle or property It shall
be the duty of the driver of either vehicle, or
any occupant thereof to furnish the driver of
the other vehlrie or any occupant of such ve
hicle or any witness to the accident, ' or in
case of an injured pedestrian to such pedes
trian or witness, the license number of bis
vehicle, the true name and address of the
awner, the address and name of the driver, and
the name and address of each occupant of
such vehicle; and it shall likewise be (lie duty
of any witness of any such accident to furnish
to the driver or occupant of any such ve
hicle or to any other person concerned in
said accident, upon request, his name and ad
dress; and it shall bn unlawful for either
party to a collision, whether resulting from
a mistake in Judgment or arising from acci
dent. to move away from the place of such
collision without complying with this section.
None of the Information required by this sec
tion to be given shall be construed a» fixing
liability or fault or negligence of either party,
but It shall be a means of Identification of
the facta and circumstances only.
See $5 REPOEtTING ACCIDENTS.
It shall be the duty of every person operat
ing or driving any vehicle upon the public
streets, within twenty-four (24) 'hours after
causing Injury to any person or damage to
any vehicle or property, to report the same to
the Chief of Police giving the information ob
tained as provided in the prceeeding section
Sec. 86. ROLLER SKATING AND COAST
ING.
It shall be unlawful for any person to en
gage In any sport, amusement or exercise, nr
ride In or upon any vehicle, or roller
"kata* when sc doing Would be likely til
frighten hordes 'or to Interfere with or Inter
rupt the passage of vehicles, or which would
be likely to result in Injury to those so en
gaged In riding.
Sec. 87. CATCHING HOLD OF VEHICLES.
It shall be unlawful for any person to take
hold of any vehicle for the purpose of being
drawn along by such vehicle.
Sec. 88. DANGEROUS STREETS.
Whenever the construction or conditions of
any section of a street Is such that the opera
tion there on of a vehicle weighing more than
two thousand (2000) pounds per axle, count
ing the load, would have a tendency to per
manently injure or destroy the surface of
such section of such street, It shall be the
dutj of the Street Commissioner, having de
termined this fact upon Investigation, to
forthwith erect and conspicuously post thereon
signs warning all persons against operating
thereon any vehicle in excess of such weight,
and it shall be unlawful thereafter tot operate
thereon any such vehicle.
Sec. 89. DEFACING OR DESTROYING
PUBLIC TRAFFIC SIGNS
It shall be unlawful to remove, deface, mut
ilate, disturb or destroy any public trsffic
signs, placard, sign hoard, guide post or mile
stone; or other r shnilsr direction or traffic
sign, or any traffic signs, placard, sign board,
guide p«».st. . mile stone or other similar direc
tion «>r traffic sign, erected or put In place
by or with the consent of the governmental
authorities; or to remove or disturb any light
placed upon a disabled vehicle or on any ob
struction or defect in the street.
Bee.90. VEHICLES FOU HIRE.
It shall be unlawful for the owner or driver
of any vehicle used in transferring baggage,
household goods, freight, merchandise or pas
sengers, for hire, to allow such vehicle, while
not actually loading or unloading the same, to
stand upon any street in the City of Juneau,
except as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 91. The Chief of Police of the City of
Juneau is hereby empowered in his discretion
to grant permits to owners or drivers of
baggage, express or transfer vehicles or other
vehicles used in transferring, baggage, house
hold goods, freight, merchandise or passengers,
for hire, allowing such vehicles, while waiting
employment to stand at certain places desig
nated by said Chief of Police upon any street
in the City of Juneau.
Bee. 92. Before any such permit is issued
bv ‘aid Chief of Police, the applicant therefor
shell first file with the City Clerk an applica
tion in writing, giving the name and address
‘of sweh applicant, how long a resident of the
City of Juneau, the length of time such ap
* ptlcant has been engaged in the business of
carrying baggage, household goods, freight,
merchandise or passengers, for hire, the kind
of vehicle desired to be used, whether such
vehicle is drawn by animal power, if so. how
many animals arc necessary therefor. or
whether such vehicle is propelled by power
other than animal power, If so, the amount
of horse power thereof, and the location where
such vehicle Is kept when not in use. No
such permit shall be granted by said Chief of
Police except upon tin written consent of the
occupant of the first floor of the portion of
the building in front of which it is desired
that such vehicle may stand; provided, how
'■•ever, that If there Is no building on the prem
“IfMM 1n front of which It is desired that such
■ vehicle may stand, or If there is a building
and the first floor of same is not occupied,
then such permit may be granted upon the
written consent of the owner or lessee of such
premises or building. Each such permit shall
continue in force for the period of one year
from the dale thereof, unless sooner revoked
as hereinafter set forth in ttys section, and
at the expiration of such period of one year,
such permit shall be void and of no effect.
A separate permit shall be issued for each
vehicle, and all permits Issued by said Chief
of Police pursuant to the provisions of this
section shall contain the name and address
of the person to whom the same is granted,
the number and kind of vehicle and the place
dcsigmited ns the stand for such vehicle. Not
more than six (6) such vehicles shall be per
mitted to stand upon any street within the
limits of one block and not more than three
(3) of such vehicles shall be peynitted to
stand on any one side of any such street,
within any such block. No such vehicle shall
J>C permitted to stand within fifty (60) feet
of another such vehicle or a vehicle used for
carrying passengers for hire for which a per
mit has been granted by said Chief of Po
lice, upon the same side of any street, and
no such vehicle shall be permitted to stand
within twenty-five (26) feet of any street in
tersection. No permit shall be issued by said
jChief of Police unless the applicant has com
plied with all the laws of the Territory of
Alaska and the City of Juneau relating to and
governing the operation of such vehicles. The
Chief of Police may permanently revoke such
permit or suspend tHe same for not less than
ten (10) nor more than ninety (90) days for
good cause shown subject to a right of appeal
to the City Council, to he prosecuted by filing
a notice with said Council within three (3)
days thereafter, who shall thereupon appoint
a day for hearing said appeal, giving appel
lant at least three (3) days prior notice in
writing thereof.
Bee. 93. The term “good cause” as herein
usod shall mean proof of carelessness, neg
ligent or reckless driving, or habitual failure
to comply with the terms of this Ordinance
pertaining to “For Hire” cars, or conviction
of a crime involving moral turpitude, boister
ous behavior and the use of indecent lan
guage. It shall be unlawful for any person,
firm or corporation controlling, operating or
managing any vehicle which is or may be
used for the transportation of passengers,
baggage, merchandises or freight,, or engaged
in the business of transporting passengers,
baggage, merchandise or freight to use or
occupy any public street or any part or por
tion thereof for depot purposes, or as the fixed
terminus or termini of any route or routes
over which such vehicle may or shall operate,
T>r to maintain, use, select, occupy or designate
any public street or any part or portion
thereof any established place or point for the
arrival or departure of such vehicle whether
periodical or irregular; provided, however, that
nothing herein shall foe construed as affecting
or restricting the use of the public streets
by vehielc*s where a permit therefor is granted
in accordance with the provisions of this
Ordinance.
Sec. 94. It shall be iunlawful to ask. so
licit, offer, give or receive, either directly or
indirectly, anything of value as a considers
' tion for the consent to use any portion of the
public street for “For Hire” cars.
Sec. 96. HITCH I NO AND LEAVING ANI
MALS AND VEHICLES STANDING.
It shall be unlawful for any person to leave
hitched or to cause or permit to be left hitch
ed any animal, or to leave standing or to
cause or permit to be left standing, any ve
hicle upon or within any alley adjoining or
terminating in any street, provided, however,
with thia section shall not apply to animals
or vehicles hitched or left standing upon or
within an alley for the purpose of loading
or unloading goods, ware or merchandise in
connection with any place of business or
other establishment located adjacent to such,
alley.
Sec 96 ANIMALS OR VEHICLES STAND
ING IN FRONT OF HOSPITALS OR THFl
■ATflKS.
It ‘Shall be unlawful for any person to leive
standing, or to caupc or permit to be Ifft
standing any animal or vehicle in any sti^et
within twenty-five (25) feet of a point on the
tnirh opposite the entrance of any hospital, or
In that portion of the street in front of the
lobby of any theatre or motion picture house,
tw wlttitn tvn(10) feet on each side ot the
prolongation of the aide lines of such lobby,
or !n front of theatre or motion picture
house exits facing1 alleys so os to obstruct
passage to and from the exits upon said al
loys, to said theatres or motion picture house*
during the presentation of any play, motion
picture, opera or entertainment in such the
atre or motion picture house.
For the purpose of this section, a theatre
is defined to be a room, hall or auditorium
having a stage with or without scenery, used
or designed to be used for the public enter
tainment of persons and adapted to the pres
entation of spoken plays, operas or similar
forms of entertainment.
For the purpose of this section, a motion
picture house is hereby defined to be a room,
hall or auditorium having a stage, with or
without scenery, used or designed to be wed
for the public entertainment of persons, and
adapted to the presentation of motion or mov
ing pictures.
Sec. 97. ANIMALS A ND VEHICLES
STANDING IN FRONT OF HOTELS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to stand
or to leave standing or to cause or permit to
stand or to be left standing, any animal or
vehicle for a longer period of time than is
necessary to load or unload such vehicle in
any street In front of the entrances to any
hotel located in the business district; pro
vided. however, that nothing in this section
contained shall be deemed or construed ns
permitting any person to hitch or to cause or
permit to be hitched any animal, or to stand
or leave standing or to cause or permit to
stand or be left standing, any vehicle in vio
lation of the provisions of any other section of
tliis Ordinance.
Sec 98. ANIMALS AND VEHICLES
STANDING IN FRONT OF GARAGES
It shall be unlawful for any person to stand
or leave standing, or to cause or permit to
stand or to be left standing any animal or
vehicle in front of any private driveway or
entrance to any garage, or to stand or leave
standing, or to cause or permit to stand or to
Tte left standing, any animal or vehicle ad
jacent to such private driveway or »uj{b en
trances to any garage so ns to prevent the
egress and ingress thereat.
Sec. 99 ANIMALS AND VEHICLES
STANDING IN FRONT OF FIRE STATION.
It shall be unlawful for any person, to stand
or leave standing, or to cause or permit to
stand or to be left standing any aniinaJ or
vehicle in front of, or adjacent to the entrance
or entrances of any building or structure used
for the housing of fire apparatus, pr as a fire
station, that will prohibit nr interfere with
the free egress or Ingress of fire apparatus at
such building or structure.
Sec. 100 REQUIRING HITS ON ANIMALS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to leave
or* cause to be left, any animal in or upon
any public street, unless there shall be in the
mouth of such animal a bit attached to a
bridle, which bridle shall be securely fastened
on the head of such animal.
Sec. 101. LEAVING ANIMALS UNAT
TENDED
It shall be unlawful for the driver of any
animal to leave such animal or to cause or
permit the same to be left, unattended and
unsecured in any public street. An animal
left unattended in any public street shall be
deemed to be unsecured within the meaning
of this Ordinance, unless it shall be securely
tied or hitched by a chain, strap or rope fast
ened to its neck or bridle and to a post or
other permanent fastening, or by a chain,
strap or rope fastened at Its bridle and to a
weight of not less then twnty (20) pounds,
resting upon the ground, or by hobbles fast
ened to its fetlocks, or. In case of one or two
animals harnessed to u wagon having a brake,
by tightly setting the brake on such wagon,
backing the animal or team so that the traces
shall be loose, pulling the lines taut and se
curely fastening thepi to the wagon in such
a manner that the wagon can be drawn only
by means of the lines.
Sec. 1.02 HITCHING TO TREES.
It shall be unlawful for any person to hitch
or tie, or to cause or permit to be hitched or
tied, any animal, to any shade or ornameutal
tree in any street, or hitch or tic, or cause
or permit to be hitched or tied, any such ani
mal or- to allow the same to stand so near to
any shade or ornamental tree as to permit or
enable such animal to Injure or destroy the
same.
Sec. 103. HITCHING TO LAMP POSTS
It shall be unlawful for any person to hitch
or tie, or to cause or permit to be hitched or
tied any animal, to any ornamental popt used
for the support of any lamp used In righting
any public street or place.
Sec 104/ FEEDING ANIMALS ON
STREETS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to feed,
or to cause to be fed, any animal upon any
street, unless such animal shall be securely
tied or hijehed by a chain, strap or rope fast
ened to |is neck, bridle or halter and to a
post or other permanent fastening, or by hob
bles fastened to its fetlocks.
Sec 1,05. NOSE HAG REQUIRED.
It shall be unlawful for any perspn to feed
or to Cause to bo fed any animal upon any
public street except by means of a nose bag
fasterved upon the head of such animal.
Hog. 106 RIDING OR DRIVING DANGER
OUS ANIMALS
It shall be unlawful for any person to ride
or drive or to cause to h'* ridden or driven,
any dangerous, unbroken or partially broken
animal upon any public street or to use. or
cause to be used, any such street for the pur
pose of breaking or training any animal.
Sec. 107. HIDING OR DRIVING ON SIDE
WALK.
It shall be unlawful for any person to ride
or drive, or to cause to be ridden or driven,
any horse or other animal, or to ride, drive
or propel, or to cause to be ridden, driven or
propelled any vehicle upon or along any public
sidewalk, or to leave any such anliml or ve
hicle upon any public sidewalk, or to permit
any such animal or vehicle to stand thereon
or to permit any such animal or vehicle to
stand upon any public street in such a man
ner as to obstruct the free use of such street.
Sec 108. VEHICLES RACKED TO CURB.
The driver of any animal attached to a ve
hicle hacked up to the curb upon any street
shall turn such animal and keep the same
turned at right Angles to en/h vehicle and
in the direction In which traffic Is moving
upon tha side of the street upon which said
animal if standing. « y
r.t if.* riding across
NKWLT MADE STREETS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to rid)?,
or drive or to cause to be ridden or driven,
any animal, or to ride, drive, or propel, or to
cause to be ridden, driven or propelled, any
vehicle over or across any newly niade street,
across or around which street there la a bar
rier. or at. over, or near which there I* a
person or sign warning persons not to drive
over or across such street, or a sign stating
(hat the street is closed.
Sec 110. ANIMALS STRAYING ON
STREETS.
It shall be unlawful to allow any hor#e,
cow. sheep or pig to stray upon any public
street within the corporate limits of the City
of Juneau.
Sec. 111. HERDING ANIMALS ON
STREET.
It shall be unlawful for any person to
drive or herd any sheep, swine, or cattle or
other animals in droves upon any public street
in the City of Juneau without first obtaining
a permit therefor from the Chief of Police.
Sec. 112. CRACKING WHIPS.
It shall be unlawful for any person to c**pk
or use a whip so as to anney. Interfere #rtth
or endanger any person or egclte any horse
other than that which he Is driving.
Hoc. 113 UNTT1NG HORSES.
It shall be unlawnil for any person tQ 'Unils.
unfasten or liberate without authority *iha
horse of another, or lead, ride or flrivA tfiy
without authority the horse dr vehicle, or tg^e
or carry away any property In or attached
to, the vehicle of another from the place
where left by the owner or person in charge
thereof; nor molest, disfigure, maim ojr * kill
the horse of another; nor meddle With, deface,
mutilate or destroy the vehicle of another.
$ec. 114. PARADES.
It shall be unlawful to parade
streect without first notifying the
Police cf the Intention so to do. Such notifi
cation shall be made in writing and shall
state the purpose of eucg parage. the ptac,i
and hour of formation, the proposed tine k,Of
tfharch, the name" of the WS-flfrflbriB.
society, association, or offlafllgdtloh having
charge or control of said parade./ Such notifi
cation shall be delivered to the OhiAf of Pow#
at lAnst twenty-four .(24) hours beford Bitch
parade is to take place; provided, hQWflVer,
that this time limitation may be jar
the notice entirely waived in the discretion
the Chief of Police, for any iinetpectefl oc
casion . or in case of a parade of visitors ar
riving in the City within less than the shove
described period preceeding the desired hour
of parade, the Chief of Police may, in his
discretion, direct such modification djf tie
place of formation and of the line of march,
and other details of any such parade, at pub
lic traffic and safety may require; and with
tin* approval, or on order, of the Mayor, may
forbid or stop any such parade whenever
deemed necessary for the preservation of tne
public peace.
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Sec. 116
any parade
It/sl
fpc
shall be unlawful to march in
fpon any street unless there is
carried unfurled at the head cf such pajrgde a
Hag of the United States of America not less
than fifty-two (52) inches by sixty-six (€6) In
ches; provided, however, that this requirement
shall , not apply In case of a parade by .any
military or naval force of a friepdly foreign
nation, who, as visitors or guests, may ',»©<£
permitted to parade with their own national
Hag. colors, or ensigns.
Sec. 116 It shall be unlawful to march in
any parade upon any street carrying any flag
or banner.' except the flag, colors or ensign of
the United States of America, or any , of itf
military or naval organizations, or the recog
nized Hag or emblem of any friendly foreign
nation or country, unless such flag or banner
bear some distinct name in letters clearly
legible at a distance of at least one hundred
(100) feet, or legend, design, or insignia,
clearly designating, or descriptive of. or iden
tifying it as the emblem of the persons, so
ciety. association or organization marching In
such parade; provided, however, that thlg re
quirement shall not apply to any flag, banner,
pennants or other devices, used for ptlNty
decorative or spectacular effects In any parade
having no direct or indirect pofltipal purpbse
or object. In no case shall any American flag
be carried which shall bear any lettering, tad
vertisement or other defacement.
See. 117. The provisions of 8ection U6*a/id
116 hereof shall not apply to religious or fun
eral processions; provided. In case any vflflg
or banner be carried In such procesaiqfi it
shall be the flag of the United State# of
America or that of some organization, patriot
ic. fraternal or secret society.
Sec. 118. All persons except those psrttci
pating in parade, shall keep off the stsaeta
temporarily for sucb parade. *’*;
Sec. 119. No person, whether , a pedestg
equestrian, driver or operAtof of a veil
shall break through or interrupt any reg
ordered parade or passage of the .r
naval forces of the United States, pros|fl|id
that such parade shall not Interfere with i%e
governmental functions of the Fire and Pttttps
Departments and the carriage of the Vetted
States malls.
Sec. 120. No persons, whether a pedesti
equestrian, driver or operator of a
shall interrupt or break through the lln
a funeral procession or any parmde
under a permit frojn the rWUjce
except upon the direction of a police <
provided, that sucb procession or PAnde
not interfere with the governmental tunc
of the Fire or Police Departments or the Car
tilage of the United States malls.
No. 121. PENALTY. *
Any person who shall violate or fall to
ply with any of the provisions of this
nance, or who shall counsel, aid or abet
such violation or failure to comply, shall;]
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and gf
conviction thereof, shall be punished by
in anv sum not exceeding One Hundred
lnrs ($100.00) or by imprisonment In the .
Jail for a term of not exceeding ninety1
days, or by both such fine and ImpvlBdnattflt
except as elsewhere herein expressly pro
vided.
Sac. 122. REPEAL.
Ordinances No. 138 and No. 160 and all other
ordinances or parts of. ordinances in conflict
herewith, he. and the same are. hereby re
pealed.
This Ordinance shall take effect and ba In
force from and after its passage and
passed Thd approved by roimnonwiin
cil of rns ’ CTty of /dneau'fhfgrfiU?*day'of
September, l$21. __