resolution of the Board approving the same shall be forwarded to the Insular Treasurer and by him approved. SEC. 3. The bond of the Provincial Treasurer shall be fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00), until the first day of March, 1902, when, in view of the collection of the land tax, the Commission may require a new bond or an additional bond to cover the probable increase of the funds of which the Provincial Treasurer shall have custody at any one time. The bond to be given shall be conditioned to secure on the part of the Provincial Treasurer that he shall account for the internal revenue collections coming into his hands as Internal Revenue Collector; the taxes collected by him for each municipality; for the province; and for the central government. The form of the bond shall be prescribed by the Insular Treasurer. If, upon the request of the Commission, the Military Governor shall detail any military officer to fill a provincial office, no bond shall be required of him and no salary shall be paid him. prov SEC. 4. The presidentes or alcaldes of the municipalities of the ince shall meet on the third Monday in January, April, July and October to consider improvements needed in the province and for the provincial government, and to make recommendations to the Provincial Board. The convention shall be called together by the Provincial Secretary and shall elect a chairman for each quarter's session. The Provincial Secretary shall act as Secretary of the Convention, and shall certify its recommendations to the Provincial Board. SEC. 5. The capital of the province shall be, as formerly, at the town of Laoag. SEC. 6. This act shall take effect on its passage and officers may be appointed and qualify at once, but the government shall not be organized, nor shall the provincial officers receive any salary, until September 1, 1901. The internal revenue of the province shall continue to be collected until September 1, 1901, by the Collector of Internal Revenue, now incumbent. Enacted, August 20, 1901. [No. 208.] AN ACT providing a clerk of class 7 for the office of the chief of the Insular Constabulary. By authority of the President of the United States, be it enacted by the United States Philippine Commission, that: SECTION 1. In addition to the other employés provided by law in the office of the Chief of the Insular Constabulary there shall be a clerk of class 7. SEC. 2. The public good requiring the speedy enactment of this bill, the passage of the same is hereby expedited in accordance with section 2 of "An Act Prescribing the Order of Procedure by the Commission in the Enactment of Laws," passed September 26, 1900. SEC. 3. This act shall take effect on its passage. [No. 209.] AN ACT extending the provisions of "The provincial Government Act" and its amendments to the province of Cagayan. By authority of the President of the United States, be it enacted by the United States Philippine Commission, that: SECTION 1. All the provisions of an act entitled "A General Act for the Organization of Provincial Governments in the Philippine Islands," enacted February 6, 1901, and its amendments shall apply to and govern the establishment of a provincial government in that territory in the Island of Luzon, known as the Province of Cagayan with such exceptions, modifications and supplementary provisions as are hereinafter contained, including the Batanes and Babuyane islands lying to the north of Luzon. SEC. 2. The compensation to be paid provincial officers of the Province of Cagayan, shall be at the following rate per year, money of the United States: For the Provincial Governor, one thousand, eight hundred dollars ($1,800.00); For the Provincial Secretary, one thousand, three hundred dollars ($1,300.00). For the Provincial Treasurer, two thousand, one hundred dollars ($2,100.00); For the Provincial Supervisor, one thousand, seven hundred dollars ($1,700.00); For the Provincial Fiscal, one thousand, three hundred dollars ($1,300.00). The salary of provincial officers shall be payable monthly so that one-twelfth (2) of the annual salary shall be paid on the last day of each calendar month. Each provincial officer shall be allowed his necessary and actual traveling expenses, not exceeding three dollars ($3.00) per day, while absent from the capital of the province on official business. The allowance shall be made by the Provincial Board upon the certificate of the officer that the travel was necessary for the public business, and shall not be paid until the account accompanied by the resolution of the Board approving the same shall be forwarded to the Insular Treasurer and by him approved. SEC. 3. The bond of the Provincial Treasurer shall be fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00), until the first day of March, 1902, when, in view of the collection of the land tax, the Commission may require a new bond or an additional bond to cover the probable increase of the funds of which the Provincial Treasurer shall have custody at any one time. The bond to be given shall be conditioned to secure on the part of the Provincial Treasurer that he shall account for the internal revenue collections coming into his hands as Internal Revenue Collector; the taxes collected by him for each municipality; for the province; and for the central government. The form of the bond shall be prescribed by the Insular Treasurer. If, upon the request of the Commission, the Military Governor shall detail any military officer to fill a provincial office, no bond shall be required of him and no salary shall be paid him. SEC. 4. The presidentes or alcaldes of the municipalities of the province shall meet on the third Monday in January, April, July and October to consider improvements needed in the province and for the provincial government, and to make recommendations to the Provincial Board. The convention shall be called together by the Provincial Secretary and shall elect a chairman for each quarter's session. The Provincial Secretary shall act as secretary of the Convention, and shall certify its recommendations to the Provincial Board. SEC. 5. The capital of the province shall be, as formerly, at the town of Tuguegarao. SEC. 6. This act shall take effect on its and officers may be passage, appointed and qualify at once, but the government shall not be organized, nor shall the provincial officers receive any salary, until September 1, 1901. The internal revenue of the province shall continue to be collected until September 1, 1901, by the Collector of Internal Revenue now incumbent. Enacted, August 22, 1901 [No. 210.] AN ACT extending the provisions of "The provincial government act" and its amendments to the province of Isabela. By authority of the President of the United States, be it enacted by the United States Philippine Commission, that: SECTION 1. All the provisions of an act entitled "A General Act for the Organization of Provincial Governments in the Philippine Islands," enacted February 6, 1901, and its amendments, shall apply to and govern the establishment of a provincial government in that territory in the Island of Luzon, known as the Province of Isabela, with such exceptions, modifications and supplementary provisions as are hereinafter contained. SEC. 2. The compensation to be paid provincial officers of the Province of Isabela, shall be at the following rate per year, money of the United States: For the Provincial Governor, one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500.00); For the Provincial Secretary, nine hundred dollars ($900.00); For the Provincial Treasurer, one thousand, eight hundred dollars ($1,800.00); For the Provincial Supervisor, one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500.00); For the Provincial Fiscal, one thousand, two hundred dollars ($1,200.00). The salary of provincial officers shall be payable monthly so that one-twelfth (1) of the annual salary shall be paid on the last day of each calendar month. Each provincial officer shall be allowed his necessary and actual traveling expenses, not exceeding three dollars ($3.00) per day, while absent from the capital of the province on official business. The allowance shall be made by the Provincial Board upon the certificate of the officer that the travel was necessary for the public business, and shall not be paid until the account accompanied by the resolution of the Board approving the same shall be forwarded to the Insular Treasurer and by him approved. SEC. 3. The bond of the Provincial Treasurer shall be twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00), until the first day of March, 1902, when, in view of the collection of the land tax, the Commission may require a new bond or an additional bond to cover the probable increase of the funds of which the Provincial Treasurer shall have custody at any one time. The bond to be given shall be conditioned to secure on the part of the Provincial Treasurer that he shall account for the internal revenue collections coming into his hands as Internal Revenue Collector; the taxes collected by him for each municipality; for the province; and for the Central Government. The form of the bond shall be prescribed by the Insular Treasurer. If, upon the request of the Commission, the Military Governor shall detail any military officer to fill a provincial office, no bond shall be required of him and no salary shall be paid him. SEC. 4. The presidentes or alcaldes of the municipalities of the province shall meet on the third Monday in January, April, July and October to consider improvements needed in the province and for the provincial government, and to make recommendations to the Provincial Board. The convention shall be called together by the Provincial Secretary and shall elect a chairman for each quarter's session. The Provincial Secretary shall act as secretary of the convention, and shall certify its recommendations to the Provincial Board. SEC. 5. The capital of the province shall be, as formerly, at the town of Ilagan. SEC. 6. This act shall take effect on its passage, and officers may be appointed and qualify at once, but the government shall not be organized, nor shall the provincial officers receive any salary, until September 10, 1901. The internal revenue of the province shall continue to be collected until September 10, 1901, by the Collector of Internal Revenue now incumbent. Enacted, August 24, 1901. [No. 211.] AN ACT extending the provisions of "The provincial government act" and its amendments to the Province of Zambales. By authority of the President of the United States, be it enacted by the United States Philippine Commission, that: SECTION 1. All the provisions of an act entitled "A General Act for the Organization of Provincial Governments in the Philippine Islands," enacted February 6, 1901, and its amendments, shall apply to and govern the establishment of a provincial government in that territory in the Island of Luzon, known as the Province of Zambales, with such exceptions, modifications and supplementary provisions as are hereinafter contained. SEC. 2. The compensation to be paid provincial officers of the Province of Zambales shall be at the following rate per year, money of the United States: For the Provincial Governor, one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500.00); For the Provincial Secretary, one thousand dollars ($1,000.00); For the Provincial Treasurer, one thousand, eight hundred dollars ($1,800.00); For the Provincial Supervisor, one thousand, five hundred dollars ($1,500.00); For the Provincial Fiscal, one thousand, one hundred dollars ($1,100.00). The salary of provincial officers shall be payable monthly so that one twelfth (1) of the annual salary shall be paid on the last day of each calendar month. Each provincial officer shall be allowed his necessary and actual traveling expenses, not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per day, while absent from the capital of the province on official business. The allowance shall be made by the Provincial Board upon the certificate of the officer that the travel was necessary for the public business, and shall not be paid until the account accompanied by the resolution of the Board approving the same shall be forwarded to the Insular Treasurer and by him approved. SEC. 3. The bond of the Provincial Treasurer shall be twelve thousand dollars ($12,000.00), until the first day of March, 1902, when, in view of the collection of the land tax, the Commission may require a new bond or an additional bond to cover the probable increase of the funds of which the Provincial Treasurer shall have custody at any one time. The bond to be given shall be conditioned to secure on the part of the Provincial Treasurer that he shall account for the internal revenue collections coming into his hands as Internal Revenue Collector; the taxes collected by him for each municipality; for the province; and for the Central Government. The form of the bond shall be prescribed by the Insular Treasurer. If, upon the request of the Commission, the Military Governor shall detail any military officer to fill a provincial office, no bond shall be required of him, and no salary be paid him. SEC. 4. The presidentes or alcaldes of the municipalities of the province shall meet on the third Monday in January, April, July and October to consider improvements needed in the province and for the provincial government, and to make recommendations to the Provincial Board. The convention shall be called together by the Provincial Secretary and shall elect a chairman for each quarter's session. The Provincial Secretary shall act as secretary of the Convention, and shall certify its recommendations to the Provincial Board. SEC. 5. The capital of the province shall be, as formerly, at the town of Iba. SEC. 6. This act shall take effect on its passage, and officers may be appointed and qualify at once, but the government shall not be organized, nor shall the provincial officers receive any salary until September 10, 1901. The internal revenue of the province shall continue to be collected until September 10, 1901, by the Collector of Internal Revenue, now incumbent. Enacted, August 28, 1901. |