The Archive · 1928

TRAFFIC CASES

A fine of $2 gold, without costs, was impared on J. J, James, of "Jimmie's Kitchen," by Cominissioner A. Krisel, at the United States Consular Court, on August 18, 09 a charge of breach of the Municipal traffic regulations. Mr, James. was charged with yanking his car on Hongkong Road on August 8 for an extended period, and with cause unnecessary obstruction. A plea of guilty to the first charge was entered and the second one was denied on the ground that mar; other cars parked in that rond daily.

Mr. H. A. Keays, whose trafic cave was down to be heard-at the US. Court, before Commissioner A, Krisel, on August 18, did not appear in Court and the Commissioner or dered a warrant of arrest to be issued for him. G. $25 bail was also fixed, and the ease will probably. be heard on August 25. The charge against Mr. Keays is that on the night of August 6, while siding on Bubbling Well Road, he had no rear light to his motor car,

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