January 1904

12acts
  1. 01Act 1045An Act for the Purpose of Providing Revenue and of Maintaining the Parity of the Philippine Currency in Accordance with the Provisions of Sections One and Six of the Act of Congress Approved March Second, Nineteen Hundred and Three, by Providing for the Purchase of Mexican Dollars as Bullion, by Imposing a Tax upon Written Contracts Payable in Certain Kinds of Currencies, and by Requiring the Payment of a License Tax by All Persons, Firms, or Corporations Conducting Their Current Business, Either Wholly or in Part, in Said Currencies, and for Other Purposes.
  2. 02Act 1043An Act Amending the Provincial Government Act by Authorizing the Civil Governor to Postpone the Election for Governor in Any Province Under Certain Circumstances.
  3. 03Act 1044An Act to Provide for Submission to the Civil Governor of Annual Reports by All Provincial Governors, and Repealing Such Portions of Act Numbered Eighty-Three, the Provincial Government Act, and Its Amendments, and of Acts and Amendments Thereof Providing for the Establishment of Civil Government for the Provinces of Benguet, Lepanto-Bontoc, Nueva Vizcaya, Mindoro, and Paragua as Are Inconsistent with the Provisions of This Act.
  4. 04Act 1042An Act for the Purpose of Maintaining the Parity of the Philippine Currency in Accordance with the Provisions of Sections One and Six of the Act of Congress Approved March Second, Nineteen Hundred and Three, by Prohibiting the Importation into the Philippine Islands of Certain Kinds of Coins.
  5. 05Act 1038An Act Amending Act Numbered Nine Hundred and Thirty-Two, as Amended, So as to Locate the Seat of Municipal Government of the Municipality of Malolos, of the Province of Bulacan, in the Former Municipality of Barasoain.
  6. 06Act 1039An Act Dedicating Certain Portions of the Public Lands and Buildings in the Municipality of Cavite, Province of Cavite, to the Use of the Navy Department of the United States Government as a Naval Station, and Granting Certain Other Portions Thereof to the Said Province and Certain Other Portions Thereof to the Said Municipality.
  7. 07Act 1041An Act Amending Act Numbered Two Hundred and Ninety, Entitled "an Act Providing an Inexpensive Method of Administration upon the Estates of Civil Employees of the Philippine Government Who Are Citizens of the United States, and Who Die in the Service of the Insular Government, Leaving Small Estates upon Which No Regular Administration Is Deemed Advisable," and Providing a Method of Paying Small Amounts Due Estates of Deceased Native Employees Without the Expense of Administration.
  8. 08Act 1040An Act Regulating the Hours of Labor, Leaves of Absence, and Transportation of Officers and Employees in the Philippine Civil Service, and Repealing Act Numbered Eighty, and All Acts Amendatory Thereof.
  9. 09Act 1037An Act Authorizing Merchants and Others in the Philippine Islands to Export Food Products Which Have Paid Duty, for a Limited Period, and in Lieu Thereof to Import Like Food Products, for a Limited Period, Without Payment of Customs Duty.
  10. 10Act 1036An Act Providing for a Loan of Twenty Thousand Pesos, Philippine Currency, to the Province of La Laguna.
  11. 11Act 1034An Act Providing for the Issue of Bonds of the Government of the Philippine Islands to the Amount of Seven Million Two Hundred and Thirty-Seven Thousand Dollars, Gold Coin of the United States of the Present Standard Value, for the Purpose of Acquiring Funds for the Payment of the Purchase Price of Certain Large Tracts of Land in the Philippine Islands, Commonly Known as the Friar Lands, Pursuant to the Provisions of Sections Sixty-Three, Sixty-Four, and Sixty-Five of the Act of Congress, Entitled "an Act Temporarily to Provide for the Administration of the Affairs of Civil Government in the Philippine Islands, and for Other Purposes." Approved July First, Nineteen Hundred and Two.
  12. 12Act 1035An Act Amending Section Fifteen of Act Numbered Seven Hundred and Two, and Section One of Act Numbered Nine Hundred and Eighty-Nine, by Extending the Time for Completing the Registration of Chinese in the Philippine Islands. Whereas It Was Impossible to Complete the Registration of All Chinese Persons in the Philippine Islands Within the Eight Months Ending December Twenty-Ninth, Nineteen Hundred and Three, as Provided in Acts Numbered Seven Hundred and Two and Nine Hundred and Eighty-Nine, Therefore.