Executive Order No. 65 (1913)
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, EXECUTIVE BUREAU.
MANILA, August 22, 1913.
EXECUTIVE ORDER
No. 65.
Paragraph four of Executive Order Numbered Thirty-three, series of nineteen hundred and four, is hereby amended to read as follows:
“4. In the Province of Laguna:
“Beginning at point marked 1 on plan In—74—Amd. 5. 26° 32° EK. 3910.78 m. from EB. L. L. M. No. 1, Lumbang, thence N. 11° 57’ E. 261.1 m. to point 2; N. 87° 59’ W. 1413.19 m. to point 38; N. 56° 02’ E. 383.31 m. to point 4; .
N. 19° 29’ E, 2861.27 m. to point 5; N. 89° 12’ E. 3505.58 m. to point 6; S. 0° 46’ E. 2262.68 m. to point 7; S. 26° 49’ E. 2580.39 m. to point 8; 5S. 75° 13° W. 2159.05 m. to point 9; N. 19° 08’ W. 130.24 m. to point 10; 8. 79° 41’ W. 151.17 m. to point 11; 8. 37° 09’ W. 229.77 m. to point 12; '$. 75° 13’ W. 302.02 m. to point 18; N. 0° 51° W. 122.87 m. to pomt 14; N. 11° 09’ E. 94.13 m. to point 15; N. 2° 42’ W. 169.59 m. to point 16; S. 88° 53’ W. 39.46 m. to point 17; N. 38° 31’ ‘W. 173.19 m. to point 18; N. 69° 39° W. 148.26 m. to point 19; N. 88° 30" W. 325.52 m. to point 20; N. 87° 55’ W. 65.16 m. to point 21; N. 13° 32’ W. 48.57 m. to point 22; 8. 86° 50’ W. 84.74 m. to point 23; 8. 82° 37° W. 107.27 m. to point 24; 8. 50° 46’ W. 57.94 m. to point 25; N. 86° 30° W. 220.02 m. to point 26; S. 88° 16’ W. 155.0 m. to point 27; N. 74° 47° W. 45.81 m. to point 28;
N. 88° 08’ W. 49.1 m. to point 29; S.. 59° 32° W. 141.94 m. to point 30; N. 81° 53’ W. 298.12 m. to point 31; 5. 82° 52’ W. 150.11 m. to point 32; S. 77° 14’ W. 51.25 m. to point 33; N. 80° 27° W. 455.87 m. to point 1, point of beginning.
“Containing 20,193,483 square meters.
“Points 1 to 8, inclusive, 138 and 17, are cement monuments marked I. R. Nos. 1, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2, respectively.
“Bounded on the north, east, and west by public land; on south, by properties of Diego Ramos, Alejandro Tereja, Basilio Glorioso, Paulino Flores, Ambrosio Basco, public land, properties of Baldomero Perciola, Francisca Calupig, Manuel Ansay, Antonio Feres, Antonio Ruasol, Mariano Te-nia, Bernardino Aroyo, Epifania Aroyo, Andres de la Tore, Benedicto Calupig, Pacifico de la Tore, Mariano Bliza, Igna-cio Gabia, Valentin Gabia, Modesto Ansay, Raymundo Peres, Gregorio Peres, Pedro Peres, Santiago Romelo, Canor Peres, and Juan Fabella. Said tract to be known as the Caliraya the case of Topacio vs. Paredes et al. (Vol. X, No. 44, Offi-cial Gazette, p. 1830) held that under the law at present it is not only proper for the Chief Executive to consider ques-tions of ineligibility of an elective provincial official when the matter is brought before him after the election but before the latter’s induction into office but that this is the only remedy available now to prevent an ineligible person from holding an elective provincial office; and
Whereas Mariano Manas was, on January eleventh, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, convicted of falsification of public documents by the Audencia Territorial de Manila and sentenced, among other things, to twelve years impris-onment, perpetual absolute disqualification, civil interdic-tion, and subjection to the surveillance of the authorities; and
Whereas the aforesaid sentence has not been reversed nor has Mariano Manas been pardoned and restored to his civil and political rights; and
Whereas, in the opinion of the undersigned, there is reasonable ground to believe that Mariano Manas is morally unfit to hold public office:
Now, therefore, in accordance with the provisions of sec-tion twenty-five of Act Numbered Fifteen hundred and eighty-two, as amended by section three of Act Numbered Seventeen hundred and twenty-six, the Executive hereby declines to confirm the election of Mariano Manas as third member of the provincial board of the Province of Laguna.
NEWTON W. GILBERT,
Acting Governor-General.