September 1903

50acts
  1. 01Act 912An Act Appropriating Four Thousand Two Hundred Pesos, Philippine Currency, for the Extension and Completion of the Wharf at Jolo and for the Construction of a Tramway upon the Wharf and Pier Connected Therewith.
  2. 02Act 909An Act Amending Act Numbered Two Hundred and Fifteen, Entitled "an Act Establishing and Regulating Accountability for Public Property in the Philippine Archipelago," as Amended, by Authorizing Private Sales of Property in Certain Cases, and Fixing Responsibility for Shortages or Damage in Marine or Railway Shipments of Public Property.
  3. 03Act 910An Act Amending Act Numbered Pour Hundred and Sixty-One by Creating the Office of Superintendent of the Telegraphic Division of the Philippines Constabulary.
  4. 04Act 908An Act to Amend Section Thirteen of Act Numbered Eighty-Three, Providing for the Organization of Provincial Governments.
  5. 05Act 911An Act Authorizing the Civil Governor to Direct Any Disbursing Officer of the Insular Government, or of Any Provincial or Municipal Government Thereunder, to Withhold Pay from Any Person Employed in Such Service When It Appears to His Satisfaction That Such Person Is Indebted to Any Branch of the United States Government, and Requiring Disbursing Officers to Comply with Such Direction.
  6. 06Act 907An Act Extending the Time for the Payment of the Land Tax in the Province of Batangas for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Three Until January First, Nineteen Hundred and Four.
  7. 07Act 906An Act to Amend Section Eighty-Six of Act Numbered One Hundred and Thirty-Six, by Providing That the Seal to Be Used by Notaries Public on Official Documents Shall Be of Metal.
  8. 08Act 905An Act Appropriating One Thousand and Ninety Dollars, in Money of the United States, for the Payment of the Salary of the Superintendent of the Insular Cold Storage and Ice Plant from September Twelfth to December Thirty-First, Nineteen Hundred and Three Inclusive.
  9. 09Act 903An Act to Amend Act Numbered Six Hundred and Ninety-Nine by Making It Clear That Nothing in Said Act Contained Was Intended to Amend or Repeal the Provisions of Act Numbered Four Hundred and Eighty-Seven.
  10. 10Act 904An Act Providing for a Loan of Ten Thousand Dollars, United States Currency, to the Province of Occidental Negros for the Construction of a Building for a School of Secondary Instruction at Bacolod.
  11. 11Act 902An Act to Amend Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Thirty-Eight, Entitled "an Act to Authorize Provincial Boards to Make Certain Purchases to Assist in Carrying into Operation the Provisions of Act Numbered Seven Hundred and Seventy-Four."
  12. 12Act 901An Act Consolidating the Offices of Provincial Treasurer and Provincial Supervisor of the Province of Romblon.
  13. 13Act 900An Act Providing for a Loan of Five Thousand Pesos, Philippine Currency, to the Province of Misamis.
  14. 14Act 898An Act Providing for the Closing of the Port of Aparri as a Port of Entry, Creating the Ports of Bongao, Cape Melville, Balabac Island, and Puerto Princesa Ports of Entry, and Amending Section Three Hundred and One of Act Numbered Three Hundred and Fifty-Five.
  15. 15Act 899An Act Authorizing the Suspension of Sentences Imposed upon Citizens of the United States in Certain Cases, Providing for the Transportation of Convicted Vagrants to the United States, and Making a Permanent Appropriation Therefor.
  16. 16Act 897An Act Appropriating the Sum of Thirty-Nine Thousand Pesos, Philippine Currency, for the Purchase and Operation of the Arrastre Plant for Unloading, Conveying, and Delivering Imported Merchandise at the Manila Custom-House.
  17. 17Act 896An Act Authorizing the Insular Purchasing Agent to Employ Emergency Clerks and Grant Overtime Pay to a Specified Number of Employees for a Limited Period, and Making an Appropriation to Cover the Salaries of Such Emergency Employees and the Overtime Pay Authorized.
  18. 18Act 895An Act Authorizing the Chief of Philippines Constabulary to Employ Certain Additional Clerical Assistance.
  19. 19Act 893An Act Appropriating Fifteen Thousand Dollars, United States Currency, for the Purpose of Contributing to the Erection of the Rizal Monument, and Authorizing the Insular Treasurer to Deposit the Funds Already Collected in a Bank to Draw Interest.
  20. 20Act 892An Act Appropriating the Sum of One Thousand Dollars, in Money of the United States, for the Salary and Expense Fund of the Municipal Government of the City of Manila.
  21. 21Act 894An Act Fixing the Salaries of Examiners of Titles for the Third, Sixth, Eighth, and Ninth Judicial Districts, to Be Appointed Under the Land Registration Act.
  22. 22Act 891An Act Providing for a Loan of Twenty-Five Thousand Pesos, Philippine Currency, to the Province of Albay.
  23. 23Act 890An Act to Amend Section One of Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Four, Making Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the City of Manila for the Fiscal Year Nineteen Hundred and Four, by Providing for an Engineer in Charge of the Manila Sewer System.
  24. 24Act 889An Act to Amend Section Fifteen of Act Numbered Seven Hundred and Eighty-Seven, Entitled "an Act Providing for the Organization and Government of the Moro Province."
  25. 25Act 888An Act to Amend Act Numbered Five Hundred and Eighty-Four, Entitled "an Act Creating the Bureau of Engineering," by Increasing the Number of Employees Therein.
  26. 26Act 887An Act Appropriating the Sum of One Thousand Two Hundred and Seventy-Six Dollars and Eighty Cents, Money of the United States, to Be Paid to John Stringer, in Full Compensation for His Services and Expenses in Apprehending and Delivering to the Authorities of Manila Edward L. Waite, an Alleged Fugitive from Justice.
  27. 27Act 886An Act Appropriating the Sum of Five Thousand Four Hundred and Sixty Dollars, United States Currency, to Be Expended by the Engineer Officer, United States Army, in Charge of the Improvement of the Port of Manila, in Making Necessary Repairs to the Walls Along the Pasig River.
  28. 28Act 885An Act Authorizing the Increase of the Enlisted Strength of the Philippines Constabulary to Not Exceeding Seven Thousand Men of All Grades.
  29. 29Act 884An Act Amending Act Numbered Six Hundred and Nineteen, Entitled "an Act to Promote Good Order and Discipline in the Philippines Constabulary."
  30. 30Act 882An Act Extending the Time for Payment of the Land Tax in the Province of Nueva Ecija for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Three Until November Fifteenth of Said Year.
  31. 31Act 883An Act to Amend Section Fourteen of Act Numbered Eighty-Two, Entitled "a General Act for the Organization of Municipal Governments in the Philippine Islands."
  32. 32Act 880An Act Appropriating Two Thousand Four Hundred and Forty-Six Pesos, Mexican Currency, to Reimburse the Municipality of Atimonan, Province of Tayabas, for a Deposit Made in the Insular Treasury of Funds of That Municipality in the Year Nineteen Hundred, the Same to Be Used for the Construction of a Municipal School Building.
  33. 33Act 881An Act Providing for the Relief of Persons Who Have Paid or Are Liable to Pay the Land Tax for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Two upon an Excessive Assessment.
  34. 34Act 874An Act Providing That Act Numbered Seven Hundred and Eighty-Seven, Entitled "an Act Providing for the Organization and Government of the Moro Province," Shall Not Be So Construed as to Require That Subordinates of the Provincial Attorney Who Must Be Lawyers Shall Be Appointed Under the Rules of the Civil Service Law.
  35. 35Act 875An Act Providing for the Collection of Duties on Goods, Wares, and Merchandise Imported into the Islands for Use of the Insular, Provincial, or Municipal Governments.
  36. 36Act 876An Act Amending Section Twenty-Eight of Act Numbered Eighty-Three, as Set Forth in Section Two of Act Numbered One Hundred and Thirty-Three, and Levying a Penalty upon Notaries Public Who Fail to Enter in the Certification of Instruments Acknowledged by Them the Number, Place of Issue, and Date of the Cedula Certificate of Each of the Parties to Said Instruments.
  37. 37Act 877An Act Providing for Provincial Pounds and for Keepers Thereof, and for the Disposition of Stolen Animals and Other Movable Property Captured or Seized by the Philippines Constabulary and Other Peace Officers.
  38. 38Act 878An Act Amending Section Two of Act Numbered Three Hundred and Eight, Entitled "an Act Providing for the Establishment of Municipal Boards of Health, and Fixing Their Powers and Duties."
  39. 39Act 879An Act Amending Act Numbered Five Hundred and Fifty-Five, as Amended, Conferring a Franchise upon the Manila Railway Company, Limited, to Construct Two Branch Roads, One Connecting Mabalacat with the Main Line and One Connecting Bayambang with the Main Line, by Requiring the Company to File Each Month with the Insular Auditor a Sworn Statement of Its Gross Earnings.
  40. 40Act 871An Act Amending Act Numbered Eighty, as Amended by Act Numbered Four Hundred and Forty-Eight, by Providing That the Amounts Due to the Estates of Deceased Employees for Accrued Leave of Absence Not Enjoyed Shall Be Paid to the Insular Treasurer, and Administered by Him Under Act Numbered Two Hundred and Ninety, Only in Case of Citizens of the United States.
  41. 41Act 872An Act Consolidating the Offices of Provincial Treasurer and Provincial Supervisor of the Province of Bohol.
  42. 42Act 873An Act Appropriating the Sum of Two Thousand Dollars, or So Much Thereof as May Be Necessary, for the Completion of the Survey of a Wagon Road from Naguilian, in the Province of La Union, to Baguio, in the Province of Benguet.
  43. 43Act 868An Act for the Relief of L. M. Maus, Lieutenant-Colonel, United States Army, Late Commissioner of Public Health, by Authorizing the Settlement of His Property Returns Without Charge Against Him.
  44. 44Act 869An Act Amending Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Thirteen, Entitled "an Act Amending Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Seven, Entitled 'an Act Making Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ending June Thirtieth, Nineteen Hundred and Four, and Other Designated Periods,' by Making Certain Additions to and Changes in the Personnel and Language as Therein Contained," So as to Provide for the Subsistence of Officers and Crew of the Sanitary Barge Pluto.
  45. 45Act 870An Act Appropriating the Sum of Five Hundred and Twenty-Sight Dollars and Ninety Cents, in Money of the United States, for the Payment of the Salary of One Draftsman, Class Eight, in the Bureau of Public Lands, for Four Months and Sixteen Days of the First Half of the Fiscal Year Nineteen Hundred and Four.
  46. 46Act 867An Act to Amend and Revise Certain Sections of Acts Numbered One Hundred and Thirty-Six, One Hundred and Forty, and One Hundred and Fifty-One, Relating to the Organization of Courts, by Making New Provision Tor a Court Vacation and the Leaves of Absence of the Judges, and for the Terms, Sessions, and Places for Holding the Supreme Court, by Rearranging the Judicial Districts of the Islands and the Times and Places of Holding Courts in Each Province, with Special Provision Assigning Part of Zambales Province to Jurisdiction of Court of Pangasinan, Adding Two Districts and Providing a Judge for Each New District, by Revising Existing Provisions of Law as to Special Terms and the Perfecting of Bills of Exceptions at Such Terms, as to Where Judges May Sign Judgments, as to Their Traveling Expenses and Those of Certain Fiscals and Clerks, Providing for Salaries of Clerks and for Appointment of Clerks and Deputies and Fiscals in Certain Districts, and for Other Purposes.
  47. 47Act 865An Act Authorizing Courts of First Instance to Order the Execution of Lawful Sentences of Military Commissions and Provost Courts in Criminal Cases in Which Such Sentences Were Confirmed by Proper Authority and Have Not Been Executed and Which Can Not Be Executed by the Courts Imposing Them Because of Their Abolition.
  48. 48Act 866An Act to Amend Act Numbered Three Hundred and Fifteen, Creating a Bureau of the Cold Storage and Ice Plant, in So Far as It Relates to the Duties of the Cashier of Said Plant.
  49. 49Act 863An Act Amending Section One of Act Numbered Five Hundred and Twenty, Known as the "Coastwise Trade Act," by Making the Minimum Tonnage for Vessels Licensed Thereunder Fifty Gross Tons.
  50. 50Act 864An Act to Amend Act Numbered Three Hundred and Fifty-Five, Known as the "Philippine Customs Administrative Act," by Changing the Membership of the Court of Customs Appeals, Providing for Appeals in Criminal Causes and for Certificates of Appeal in Other Customs Cases Where There Is a Division of Opinion Between the Judges of the Court, and Specifying Powers of Collectors of Customs in Cases of Fine and Forfeiture, and for Other Purposes.