The Republican., 1962-10-04

Section AIS, Section 4l6, Section Az,
Section AIS, Section 419, Section 420,
Section 421, Section 422, as last
amended by Chapter 6Q4 of the Acts of
1857, Section 423, Section 424, as
amended by Chapter 600 of the Acts of
1857, Section 425, Section 426, Section
42I, Section 42S, as amended by Chap
ter 45S of the Acts Of 1851, Section
429, Section 430, as amended by Chap
ter II Of the Acts of 1855. Section 45l.
as amended by Chapter III of the Acts
of 19s5 and Section 432 be and same
are hereby repealed.
SIC. 2s. .4nd be it further enacted,
That Section 400 of the Charter and
Public Local Laws of Baltimore City
G949 Editon), subdivision, Moving
Picture Machine Operators" be, and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted, with amendments, to read as
follows:
400. All persons who, at the time of
the enactment of this subtitle, are en-
gagged in the business OF moving pic
ture machine operator in the City OF
Baltimore, as described in Section 497.
shall within sixty days after the first
day of May 1910, comply with all the
provisions of this subtitle, otherwise
they shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction, before a police
justice or in the Criminal Court of
Baltimore .Cityl be fined sum not
less than Five Dollars, nor more than
Twenty Dollars, for each day or frac-
ton thereof that they shall pursue the
business of moving picture machine
operator in the City of Baltimore; and
if said fine is not paid. shall be subject
to imprisonment for thirty days or both
at the discretion of the judge.
SEC. 20. lind be it further enacted,
That Sections 752, $50, 76i, I62, 163,
and 76+ of the Charter and Public
Local Laws Of Baltimore City Q949
Ediuon), subdivision ~ agrants, Iau-
pcrs, Beggars, Nagabonds and Dis
orderly Persons" be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 30. Ind be It further enacted,
That Sections Isl, z53, 754, and 758
of the Charter and Public Local Laws
of Baltimore City G949 Edition., sub
division Migrants, Paupers, Beggars,
NaCahonds and Disorderly Persons" be,
and the same are hereby repealed and
reenacted. with amendments, to read as
follows:
Isl. Police officers acting on the re-
quest of any person or upon their own
information or belief shall, Iwitoutl
7yith0m a warrant arrest and carry be-
fore Ia station house justiceI the NM
niriPdl Court of Baltimore City for ex-
animation any person charged with
violating any of the provisions of the
above Sections 749 or 750 provided that
in all cases where such arrest is made
on request of any person and without
warrant the officer making the arrest
shall require the person requesting it to
forthwith appear before said Ijusticel
court and prefer a charge under oath
against the person so arrested
753. The Isaid court or said JUS
ticeI JHdgc before whom any person so
charged may be brought. upon proof
that such person has violated any of the
provisions of the above Sections 749 or
$50, shall in his discretion, fine such
person not exceeding the sum of five
hundred dollars or sentence such per-
son to be confined in jail or in the
House of Correction or in such other
suitable place as may hereafter be pro-
vided by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore for a period not exceeding
one year; provided that in the case Of
any person found to he a pauper or an
habitual bcgear who may not be able.
bodied, hut aged, or seriously crippled
or infrm, the said court Tor justiceI
shall request the Department of Public
Welfare to provide proper care; and
provided further that any minor con-
yictcd under the provision of the above
Sections 749 or $50 may be sent to any
rcformatory institution to which minors
may be committed under Article p Of
the Code of Public General Laws of
MARYLAND.
754. Whenever any workhouse or
other place shall be provided by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
to which persons convicted of violating
any OF the provisions OF the above Sec
tions 40 or $50 may be sent, the Isaidl
court or justicel may send them to
such workhouse or other place II the
Isaidl court Tor Justcel considers It
more suitable place Tor purpose.
I5S. Whenever any minor shall be
brought before the Judge Tor Justcel
as aforesaid, the parents or guardians
OF such minor, II they be resident
within the CITY OF Baltimore and their
names and place OF residence be made
known to such Judge Tor JustlceI, shall
he summoned TO show If thew
have, why such minor should not be
sent to the almshouse or other. suitable
place, or be otherwise punished accord
ing. to law.
SEC. 81. And be 1t further enacted,
That Section z67 of the Charter and
Public Local Laws of Baltimore City
tl949 Edition., subdivision "Nagrant,
Dependent and Vicious Children, be;
and the same is hereby repealed and
rcenacted, with amendments, to read as
follows:
SIo!. Any girl apparently under the
age OF sixteen years, and any boy ap-
parently under the age of fourteen
years, that comes within any OF the
known to be habitually begging. or re-
celving aims whether actually begging
or under the pretense of peddling or
offering for sale anything, or being in
any street. road of public place for the
purpose of so begging, gathering or
receiving aims; that is found wandering
and not having any home or settled
place of abode or proper guardianship
or visible means of subsistence; that is
found destitute, either being an orphan
or having a vicious parent who is under
going penal servitude or Imprisonment;
that frcquents the company of reputed
thieves or prostitutes, or houses of as
sgnation or prostitution, or dance.
houses, concert saloons. varieties, or
places specified in Section 765 hereof,
without parent or guardian, shall be
arrested and brought before la Court or
Justice Of the Peacel the Municipal
CoWt of Baltimore City. When, upon
examination before TaI the Court Tor
Justice of the PcaceI, it shall appear
that any such child has been engaged
in any of the aforesaid acts, or comes
within any of the aforesaid descriptions,
such Court Iof JustceI, when IheI it
shall deem it cxpcdient for the welfare
of the child, shall commit such child to
an orphan asylum, charitable or other
institute, or make such other disposition
thereof as now is or may hereafter be
provided by law in case of vagrants,
truant, dsorderly. pauper or destitute
children: provided, however, that none
of the provisions of this subdivision of
this Article shall be construed so as to
prevent children from selling or offering
for sale newspapers.
SEC. 80. 4nd be il further enacted,
That Article 80 of the Annotated Code
of MARYLAND G96O Supplement5, title
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