(A) It shall be unlawful for any engineer or conductor or any person having charge, either permanently or temporarily, of any railroad engine, train or car or cars, to run any engine or train or permit the same to run within the Town of Clayton without ringing the engine bell and sounding the whistle, or at a greater rate of speed while crossing street crossings than 25 mph, and both engineer and conductor shall be liable for the same offense.
(B) It shall be unlawful for any railroad engineer, conductor, yard master, agent or any other railroad employee having charge, either permanently or temporarily, of any railway engine, train, car or cars, to allow, suffer or permit any railway engine, train, car or cars to come to a stop and stand or remain standing across Twentieth Street in the town, or upon any part of the street for more than 2 minutes, or across or upon Twenty-First Street for a longer period than 5 minutes, or upon any other street or open road within the town limits, for a longer period than 10 minutes at any 1 time, except it be in case of unavoidable accident or casualty, and except it be a passenger train.
(C) It shall be unlawful for any minor not in the regular employment of any railroad company to get upon freight or other cars in the town for the purpose of braking or riding on the same, or for any other purpose except as a passenger coming or going from the station in the town.
(Ord. 13, passed 6-10-1908; Am. Ord. 44, passed 1-10-1910; Am. Ord. 212, passed 2-9-1931) Penalty, see § 71.99