April 1909

6acts
  1. 01Act 1886An Act Amending Section Thirty-Four of Act Numbered Eighty-Two by Adding Thereto a Second Paragraph Authorizing the Translation of Municipal Ordinances into the Local Dialect and the Posting Thereof, as Translated into Such Dialect.
  2. 02Act 1885An Act Authorizing the Insular Collector of Customs to Clear Foreign Vessels for Any Port of the Moro Province Designated by Him for That Purpose, Under Such Conditions and Regulations as He May, with the Approval of the Secretary of Finance and Justice, Impose.
  3. 03Act 1883An Act Making Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Provincial Governments of Agusan, Nueva Vizcaya, and the Mountain Province, for the Period Ending June Thirtieth, Nineteen Hundred and Ten and Thereafter.
  4. 04Act 1884An Act Amending Act Numbered Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-Six, Entitled "an Act Providing for the Establishment of a Province to Be Known as the Mountain Province, for the Establishment of a Prison at Bontoc for Non-Christian Criminals, Changing the Boundaries of the Province of Nueva Vizcaya, Amending Act Numbered Eight Hundred and Sixty-Seven, as Amended, by Changing the Boundaries of the Mountain Judicial District and the Times and Places of Holding Courts of First Instance in the Said District, Providing for Participation by the Mountain Province in the Distribution of Internal-Revenue Collections, and Repealing All Acts or Parts of Acts Inconsistent with This Act," So as to Provide That the Provincial Secretary-Treasurer Shall Be Accountable for All Public Property Pertaining to the Mountain Province.
  5. 05Act 1882An Act Providing That the Proceeds of the Tax Authorized to Be Collected Under Section Nineteen (a) of the Special Provincial Government Act May Be Expended, in the Provinces of Nueva Vizcaya and Agusan and the Mountain Province, for the Repair of Public Works.
  6. 06Act 1881An Act Amending Section Twenty-Two of Act Numbered Sixteen Hundred and Ninety-Eight, Known as "the Revised Civil Service Act," by Reducing the Office Hours to Five Hours, from Seven O'Clock and Thirty Minutes in the Morning to Twelve O'Clock and Thirty Minutes in the Afternoon, from the First of April to the Fifteenth of June, Both Dates Inclusive, of Each Year.