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1905 October

7 acts in October 1905

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  1. Oct 26, 1905 Act No. 1407 An Act Abolishing Certain Bureaus of the Insular Government, Reducing' the Number of Bureaus By Consolidating Certain Bureaus : With Others, Prescribing the Duties of the Various Bureaus and Cer­Tain Officials ¦ thereof, Fixing the Salaries of Chiefs and Assistant Chiefs of Bureaus and Certain Other Officials thereof, Reorganizing the Departments of the Interior, Commerce and Police, Finance and Justice, and Public Instruction, Assigning Certain Bureaus to the Immediate and Direct Executive Control of the Governor-General, and for Other Purposes.
  2. Oct 19, 1905 Act No. 1406 AN ACT APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM THE FUND OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS APPROPRIATED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, FOR EXPENDITURE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL UPON RESOLUTIONS OF THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
  3. Oct 13, 1905 Act No. 1405 An Act Abolishing the Court of Customs Appeals and Transferring the Powers and Duties of that Court to the Court of First Instance for the City of Manila.
  4. Oct 13, 1905 Act No. 1404 An Act Providing that Provincial Treasurers Shall Perform the Duties of Local Land Officers.
  5. Oct 12, 1905 Act No. 1403 An Act Removing Members of Non-Christian Tribes in the Province of La Union From the Jurisdiction of Officials of Said Province, and Placing them Under the Jurisdiction of Officials of the Provinces of Benguet and Lepanto-Bontoc.
  6. Oct 10, 1905 Act No. 1402 An Act Repealing Act Numbered Ninety, With the Consent of the Secretary of War First Had, and Repealing Act Numbered One Hundred and Forty-Five, and Providing for a System of Money Accountability for the Government of the Philippine Islands, and Repealing All Laws and Parts of Laws in Conflict therewith.
  7. Oct 4, 1905 Act No. 1401 An Act Abolishing the Offices of Provincial Supervisor and a Supervisor-Treasurer in the Provinces Organized Under the Provincial Government Act, Providing that Certain Duties Heretofore Performed By Provincial Supervisors Shall Devolve Upon the Provincial Treasurers, and that the Division Superintendent of Schools Shall Be a Member of the Provincial Board, and Creating the Office of District Engineer and Fixing His Powers and Duties.