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(11) Drunkenness and disorderly conduct under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section 123.

(12) Failure to provide essential services under Charter, Sec-
tion 730.

(13) False pretense offenses punishable under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Section HO (money, etc. ), Section 142 (bad check) and
Section 144 (stop payment) in all three instances only when the value
is less than One Hundred Dollars; Section 147 and Section 148.

(14) False report of fire under City Code, Article 9, Section 5.

(15) False report to police or public official under Maryland Code,
Article 27, Sections 150 through 151.

(16) Fraud upon gas and upon electric companies under Maryland
Code, Article 27, Sections 192 through 194.

(17) Getting upon engine, cars, or track without authority under
Maryland Code, Article 27, Section 455.

(18) Harbor tunnel violations under Article 89B, Section 120B
and Section 120C, and any rules and regulations of the State Roads
Commission adopted thereunder.

(19) Indecent exposure.

(20) Inspections, weights and measures violations under City
Code, Article 15, and Maryland Code, Article 97, Section 69.

(21) Larceny under Maryland Code, Article^ 27, Section 34>1, under
Section 31*3, in such case only where the subject matter is less than
One Hundred Dollars, and under Sections 844 &ⁿd 345.

(22) Larceny after trust under Maryland Code, Article 27, Sec-
tion 346 and under Section 353, in the latter instance only where the
value of the goods or things converted is less than One Hundred
Dollars.

(23) Malicious destruction of property alleged to be of the value
of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) or less under Maryland Code, Article
27, Sections 111 and 267.

(24) Violations of the Motor Vehicle Laws of the State, or of the
Traffic Ordinances of Baltimore City, or both.

(25) Peeping Tom violations under Maryland Code, Article 27,
Section 580.

(26) Pinball machine gambling only under Maryland Code, Article
27, Sections 237 through 242, Section 244 and Section 246.

(27) Pistol offenses, under City Code, Article 24, Sections 43
through 56, and under Maryland Code, Article 27, Sections 441
through 448.

(28) Purchases from minors offenses under Charter, Sections 464
through 466.

(29) Receiving stolen goods offenses under Maryland Code, Article
27, Section 467 and Section 347.

(30) Registered container violations under Maryland Code, Article
27, Section 474.