2550 Pamphlet, "By-Laws of the Town of Lexington," 1888

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i I. I ' 14 BY-LAWS. 15 BY-LAPS. or without a keeper, under the penal t rfere with tiie free passage of all trav- five dollars for each and every offence. bicycle, rs, a coach, cart, velocipede, y , I ' SEC- 5. Whoever shall tie or fastei YC e, or any carriage of burden or I person shall .in •any horse or other animal to, or leave the sa re and no it standing by, any ornamental or h ent ride on any sidewalk, any bicycle, tree in or near any of the streets, lanes cept for the purpose of going to or I public places of this town, so near as to °m the highway directly across the side- Public jure such tree, shall be liable to a fine I walk-from or to private grounds. Who- +' exceeding twenty dollars for 'each offen�'ver is found guilty of a breach of this J ! i ,y-law, or any provision thereof, shall be SEC. 6. No person shall .ride or dri) liable to a fine not exceeding-twenty dot- or cause to be driven, any horse or otl lays for each offence animal, or any vehicle in through, along any highway, street, public agvenu SEe. 8. The Selectmen shall appoint or public passageway,in this town, in su, nnually tWo or. more Police Officers, a manner as to endanger or unreasonal incommode travellers, nor in any event hose special duty it shall be to see that +I ; ' I hese police regulations are duly enforced, i a greater rate of speed than ten miles nd to make complaints under these by... I i; hour, under a penalty not exceedi twenty dollars for each offence. aw who shall also have the same powers at constables now have, except as to the SEC, 7. No person shall ride, driv ervice of civil processes, and who shall wheel, or draw, or cause to be drive emain in office until others are appointed I upon any sidewalk, in such n their stead, subject to removal by the I a way as Selectmen. _ I