The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1913, Page 9

COURT DECLARES LAW FIXING TAX! RATES LEGAL isn ets, go so far as to prohibit | the lesser power of Imposing the terma, Carry it on except at a sure and serious is applied to the thet Tt the board has that power, |upon which the motors and vehicles | loss, which would amount, in effect, to} sions, however. up aid aljer.¢ or 8 minntes fe ls ride on ‘busses, like yourself, al- (Continued from First Page.) certainly N has power to fix rates, | should use the streets, is included in their rights would be i rubbed off and with it comes every trace }| ways turn things they find over ii a ‘ ” Snot pe Sun oan Justice In-|the greater power to regulate the use Mayor were permitted, as | of hair to free it | to the conductor. ‘aham, “to place the validity of this|of motors and vehicles using the le q ; 4venne : It was, Ordinance squarely upon the ground! streets." sare Fifth Avenue And when our conductors largest taxicab trust fn the city, 1 dined by the officers of the expose resulted ge of the ordinance reduce 4 abolishing private hack The taxicab trusts, muleted thus of| their immense profits, precured an ine junction to prevent the enforcement ot} r Ui ordinance. The hot of thousands of dollars @ vear which they had re d by od gally renting the city's streets for pri- hackstands, joined in another in- tions city, represented by Asistant Cor- tion Counsel Farley, fought the) matter out before Justice Seabury, who handed down a decision sustaining the ordinance in every point and declaring | the city had a right to fe fates and to | vctdo who should operate on its streets. The trusts and hotels then procured @ second restraining order from the Appellate Division, which, to-day, how- ever, decided in favor of the city in all pointe at issue. ‘The taxicab ordinance was drawn up) by Alderman Cortland Nicoll, and was the result of } ublic hearings by a special com in appointed by the! Mayor to investigate the taxicab situa- tion, This commission held protracted | sessions in the City Hall and studied! the taxicab ques hly, as was | attested by Just in his de-| cision, in which he declared the ordt-| nance had been gsi result of mature taxicab m wily drawn as a The beration, would be confiscat piled and submitted practical automobile axed business un- | “ 0 large. TAX! COMPANY SAID ALDERMEN | EXCEEDEr POWER. { “The injunctions dissolved by to-J day's decisions declared that the ordin- ance was unconstitutional, was an ex- cess of power by the Board of Alder- men and that the rates fixed were unreasonable, unjust and discrimina- tory. In the taxicad case alone, Justice | Ingraham, presiding, wrote the majority decision, upholding the ordinance, He | was joined in this by Justices Clarke, Dowling and Hote! In this decision Justice Ingraham de- Clares he upholds the ordinanee on the 1 that it is a valid regulation of of the city's streets and within on the Board of Aldermen The city charter, he holds, gives the Board power to regulate the use of the streets and sidewalks, to regulate to the streets, and to give er to enforce {ts rul- thas s beading Justice In- Braham says the Legislature ted to vest the Aldermen e the lowed 1 the in the city lime unrestricted power rates of fare 17- Jewelled Adjusted $ Watches 9 Gentiemen’s Size Only AY AND TO-MORROW, to show nig Ameri a , Fealaled mail or | h for 8136 h for 10 f OR so . a oe ‘mee. CHARLES ‘A. KEENE ches, Jewelry, Broadway, New York | ‘Taxicab Committee were | thi to be operated in the streets of the | of New York the power to regulate a | invited feveral million dollars in mo- City of New York profitably to the| streets in the olty of New York, the| tor cars, but that In so doing it did not 4 ae put himelt on reewrd aa] Sure, Safe Way hve Open ae owners, then the owners can cease | use of motors and other vehicles using | #¢aul ee Mand ing phe validity -f the ordinance, | me deh operation” itm streets, the lesislative department | rates ot fare maintained at the fgures|on the offer and merc'y urging in To Banish Hairs | |) (9 Everywhere” " business njunetion nd © + (ALDERMEN COULD —KEEP. of the city has the nower to prohibit | St Whi ley slond when tue Niinaee | written opinion was Handed dowa Wie ty Henny Lost and Found MOTORS OFF STREETS. the use of any particular kind of motor | tat . tf ty avers! ity of the Justices in tin The electric treatment for removing |! To back up hie contention that the|r, Vehicles that the welfare of the) @ H . to be protected uRhe by the ne tee. | hairy growths is tapidly fatting into itis: | |) |Board of Aldermen fix rates, lier goes further and says the! oe. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1918, facta and a decision rendered. In no HOULD you happen to leave anything in a ‘bus, don’t worty; telephone 7800 Lenox, we pro | ably have it here. | You know the people who the Justi Weeping decls city and its Inhabitants and the public generally in the use of the streets re- quire. 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