General Appropriation Act for Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five

General Appropriation Act for Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five

Act No. 4187Dec 8, 1934Statutes259 min read

**Summary of ACT NO. 4187 (General Appropriation Act of 1935)** Act No. 4187, approved on December 8, 1934, appropriates funds for the Philippine Government's necessary expenses for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1935. It details allocations for various branches of government, including the Senate, House of Representatives, and various departments like Education, Health, and Public Works, outlining salaries, wages, and sundry expenses, totaling approximately P43 million. The act includes provisions for the reallocation of unexpended funds and specifies conditions for salary adjustments and additional compensations. It emphasizes the prioritization of local manufacturers for supplies and materials, and establishes guidelines for the employment of temporary workers and the management of public resources.

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What is General Appropriation Act for Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five about?: **Summary of ACT NO. 4187 (General Appropriation Act of 1935)** Act No. 4187, approved on December 8, 1934, appropriates funds for the Philippine Government's necessary expenses for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1935. It details allocations for various branches of government, including the Senate, House of Representatives, and various departments like Education, Health, and Public Works, outlining salaries, wages, and sundry expenses, totaling approximately P43 million. The act includes provisions for the reallocation of unexpended funds and specifies conditions for salary adjustments and additional compensations. It emphasizes the prioritization of local manufacturers for supplies and materials, and establishes guidelines for the employment of temporary workers and the management of public resources.
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Reference Number: Act No. 4187
Date Enacted: Dec 8, 1934
Category: Statutes
Subcategory: Acts
Jurisdiction: Philippines
Enacting Body: Congress of the Philippines

December 8, 1934

ACT NO. 4187

AN ACT APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE NECESSARY EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

SECTION 1. Title of Act. — This Act shall be known as "General Appropriation Act for nineteen hundred and thirty-five."

SECTION 2. Appropriation of funds. — The following sums, or so much thereof as may be respectively necessary, are hereby appropriated out of any funds in the Insular Treasury not appropriated for other purposes, in compensation of the service of the Philippine Government for the fiscal year ending December thirty-first, nineteen hundred and thirty-five, unless otherwise stated:

A. — SENATE

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

PRESIDENT

1.	President of the Senate	P12,000.00
SENATORS
2.	Twenty-three Senators	160,310.00
SECRETARIES
3.	One secretary of the Senate	5,525.00
4.	One chief clerk and assistant secretary of the Senate	5,100.00
TECHNICAL ADVISER
5.	One technical adviser	5,100.00
SECRETARIES TO THE PRESIDENT
6.	One secretary to the President	5,100.00
7.	One private secretary to the President	4,590.00
8.	One assistant private secretary to the President	2,550.00
9.	One secretary to the President Pro Tempore	2,040.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
10.	One disbursing officer	4,500.00
11.	Two chiefs of divisions	7,566.00
12.	One chief of division	2,720.00
13.	One chief of division	2,550.00
14.	One chief of division	2,210.00
15.	One chief of division	2,040.00
ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF CLERK
16.	One assistant to the chief clerk	2,380.00
SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS
17.	One sergeant-at-arms	P3,740.00
18.	One assistant sergeant-at-arms	1,530.00
19.	One assistant sergeant-at-arms	864.00
20.	Two assistant sergeants-at-arms	1,296.00
LAW CLERKS
21.	One law clerk.	3,060.00
22.	One law clerk	2,720.00
TRANSLATORS
23.	One translator	3,200.00
24.	One translator	3,026.00
CORRECTORS OF STYLE
25.	Two correctors of style, half time	3,060.00
MINUTE CLERK
26.	One minute clerk	2,210.00
SECRETARIES OF COMMITTEES
27.	One secretary of committee	2,040.00
28.	One assistant secretary of committee	1,530.00
29.	One secretary of committee	1,488.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
30.	One chief of section	2,040.00
31.	One mailing clerk	810.00
STENOGRAPHERS
32.	One debate stenographer	3,400.00
33.	Two debate stenographers	6,120.00
34.	One debate stenographer	2,890.00
35.	One debate stenographer	2,720.00
36.	Two debate stenographers	5,100.00
37.	One debate stenographer	2,210.00
38.	Two debate stenographers	4,080.00
39.	Two stenographers	4,080.00
40.	One stenographer	1,955.00
41.	Two stenographers	3,400.00
42.	Two stenographers	3,060.00
43.	One stenographer	1,428.00
44.	One stenographer	1,326.00
45.	One stenographer	1,224.00
46.	One stenographer	1,080.00
47.	One stenographer	1,080.00
48.	One stenographer	918,00
CLERKS
49.	One clerk		2,083.00
50.	One clerk		2,083.00
51.	One clerk		2,040.00
52.	One clerk		2,040.00
53.	One clerk		2,040.00
54.	One special clerk	1,530.00
55.	Two clerks	3,060.00
56.	One clerk for the minority leader	1,530,00
57.	One clerk		1,530.00
58.	One clerk		1,428.00
59.	One clerk		1,326.00
60.	Two clerks	2,550.00
61.	Three clerks	3,672.00
62.	One clerk		1,080.00
63.	Two clerks	2,160.00
64.	Three clerks	3,240.00
65.	One clerk		1,080.00
66.	Two clerks	2,052.00
67.	Three clerks	2,916.00
68.	Two clerks	1,836.00
69.	One clerk		918.00
70.	One clerk		900.00
71.	One clerk		864.00
72.	Three clerks	2,430.00
73.	One clerk		810.00
74.	Five clerks	3,780.00
75.	One clerk		702.00
76.	One clerk		702.00
77.	Four clerks	2,592.00
78.	Three clerks	1,782.00
79.	Four clerks	2,160.00
80.	One clerk		540.00
81.	One clerk		486.00
82.	Seven clerks	3,024.00
83.	Two clerks	864.00
84.	One clerk		432.00
85.	Two clerks		756.00
CHAUFFEURS
86.	One chauffeur	1,224.00
87.	One chauffeur	1,224.00
OPERATORS
88.	One clerk-roneo operator	864.00
89.	One clerk-roneo operator	432.00
90.	Two elevator operators	1,296.00
GUARDS
91.	Three guards	1,620.00
WATCHMEN
92.	One chief watchman, half pay only	648.00
93.	Two watchmen	1,080.00
MESSENGERS
94.	One cyclist-messenger	648.00
95.	One cyclist-messenger	540.00
96.	One special messenger	432.00
97.	Two messengers	864.00
98.	Six messengers	2,268.00
99.	One messenger	378.00
100.	Three messengers	972.00
LABORERS
101.	Five laborers	2,160.00
102.	One laborer	432.00
103.	Ten laborers	3,780.00
104.	One laborer	378.00
COMMITTEES' TEMPORARY FORCE
105.	One temporary clerk	2,640.00.00
106.	Four temporary clerks	10,200.00
107.	One temporary clerk	1,836.00
108.	Two temporary clerks	2,448.00
109.	Eight temporary clerks	8,640.00
110.	One temporary clerk	864.00
111.	Two temporary clerks	1,512.00
112.	One temporary clerk	600.00
113.	One temporary clerk	432.00
114.	One temporary clerk	324.00
115.	Five temporary clerks	1,200.00
116.	One temporary stenographer for 4 months	1,000.00
117.	Two temporary stenographers for 4 months	1,000.00
118.	Three messengers for 4 months	420.00
119.	One laborer for 5 months	176.00
MISCELLANEOUS
120.	For clerks of the Senators, and for the payment of the
	difference between the salary of a Senator and that of
	the President of the Senate, to the Senator acting as
	President of the Senate in the years 1934 and 1935 in the
	inability of the President of the Senate to perform his
	duties due to absence from the Philippine Islands or
	otherwise, which payment is hereby authorized, the
	provisions of existing law to the contrary
	notwithstanding: PROVIDED, That the clerks of
	the Senators shall be appointed by the Senators
	who shall also fix the number and salaries of
	said clerks not exceeding a total of P1,530 per
	annum for each Senator, and said clerks shall
	render either full or part time service in Manila
	or outside as may be determined by the
	respective Senators who shall also fix their time
	of service: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That said
	clerks shall not be paid per diems or traveling
	expenses when leaving Manila or rendering
	service outside of the city	36,720.00
121.	Supplementary force that may be employed for
	the whole year at the discretion of the President
	of the Senate	5,270.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	466,506.00
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of Senators	P1,500.00
2.	Traveling expenses and per diems of personnel, including
	those of the committees and members of the Senate
	when on journeys of investigation by order of the same,
	and also the transportation and other traveling expenses
	of the President and of the subordinate personnel
	accompanying him in his travel of inspection and
	investigation in the provinces, certified by him as
	official during and after the first session of the
	Tenth Philippine Legislature and also those made
	during the year 1935	2,000.00
3.	Freight, express and delivery service	50.00
4.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service, including
	expenses for cablegrams sent to or received from the
	Resident Commissioners by the presiding officers of
	the Houses themselves, or by order of their
	respective Houses	5,000.00
5.	Illumination and power service	2,500.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials, including, for
	each Senator, the sum of P240 for postage and telegrams,
	and the sum of P40 for stationery, commutable at the
	beginning of January, 1935; also the gasoline and oil
	allowance, in lieu of automobile allowance of the
	Chairman of the Committee on Accounts at not to
	exceed P60 per month.	10,000.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications,
	including prior years' expenses	6,984.00
8.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	600.00
9.	Other services, including expenses incurred by the
	Senate for official receptions and entertainment and
	subsistence of Senators and employees during the sine die,
	or working overtime	3,200.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	31,834.00
			=========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	1,000.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,000.00
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	For the compensation, per diems and other expenses for the
	years 1934 and 1935 of the presiding officers of both
	Houses of the Legislature, of the committees designated
	by the Legislature or by the presiding officers of both
	Houses, acting jointly, and such subordinate personnel
	as the said presiding officers may authorize and approve,
	in their trips to and from the United States and other
	countries to submit petitions and to confer with the
	Congress or Government of the United States, with
	proper authorities of said other countries, or with
	representatives, delegates, or agents of the Philippines
	abroad. The per diems of the presiding officers of both
	Houses or of the chairmen and members of the
	committees hereinabove referred to shall be fixed at the
	rate of thirty-three dollars, United States currency,
	per day each, from the date of their arrival in the
	United States or in said other countries to the date
	of their departure therefrom. This item shall become
	available for expenditure upon the approval of this
	Act and all expenses under this item shall be paid
	in equal shares by both Houses of the Legislature	P45,000.00
2.	For the contribution of the Philippine Islands toward
	the maintenance of the Bureau of Interparliamentary
	Union to be paid in equal shares by both Houses
	of the Legislature	1,700.00
3.	For the necessary expenses to carry out the purposes
	of Act No. 3690 regarding the Legislative Service
	Office, to be paid in equal shares by both Houses
	of the Legislature	25,000.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	71,700.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY
Total for salaries and wages	466,506.00
Total for sundry expenses	31,834.00
Total for furniture and equipment	1,000.00
Total for special appropriations	71,700.00
			—————
	Total available for the Senate	P571,040.00
			=========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	Any unexpended balance of the appropriation for the Senate for 1935 may
	be used to cover deficit in any item of the said appropriation.
2.	Any unexpended balance of the appropriation made in Act No. 3718 is
	hereby continued to be available for 1935 for the same purposes
	enumerated therein to be expended, with the approval of the presiding
	officers of both Houses of the Philippine Legislature, by any new special
	committee on taxation that has been or may be created by the Tenth
	Philippine Legislature.
3.	The President may designate any employee o f the Senate to work under
	any chairman of committee at any time and place: PROVIDED,
	HOWEVER, That the employee so assigned shall not be paid per
	diems or traveling expenses when leaving Manila or rendering service
	outside of the City.
B. — HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
I. — SALARIES AND WAGES
SPEAKER
1.	Speaker of the House of Representatives	P12,000.00
REPRESENTATIVES
2.	Ninety-five Representatives	581,400.00
SECRETARIES
3.	One secretary of the House of Representatives	5,525.00
4.	One assistant secretary of the House of Representatives
	and chief clerk	5,100.00
5.	One secretary to the Speaker	5,100.00
6.	One private secretary to the Speaker	4,760.00
7.	One secretary to the Speaker Pro Tempore	2,550.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8.	One disbursing officer and cashier	4,250.00
9.	One chief of division	3,910.00
10.	Two chiefs of divisions	6,460.00
11.	One chief of division	3,060.00
12.	One chief of division	2,890.00
13.	One chief of division	2,652.00
14.	One assistant disbursing officer and collecting agent	2,380.00
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
15.	One sergeant-at-arms	3,000.00
SPECIAL AGENTS
16.	One special agent	1,224.00
17.	One special agent	1,080.00
STENOGRAPHERS
18.	One debate stenographer	3,400.00
19.	One debate stenographer	3,060.00
20.	One stenographer	2,822.00
21.	One debate stenographer	2,754.00
22.	One debate stenographer	2,720.00
23.	One debate stenographer	2,550.00
24.	One stenographer	2,550-00
25.	One debate stenographer	2,295.00
26.	Four debate stenographers	8,160.00
27.	Two stenographers	3,570.00
28.	Two stenographers	3,468.00
29.	Three stenographers	5,049.00
30.	One stenographer	1,581.00
31.	One stenographer	1,530.00
32.	One stenographer	1,462.00
33.	Two stenographers	2,754.00
34.	Four stenographers	4,320.00
35.	Three stenographers	2,592.00
TRANSLATORS AND PROOF-READERS
36.	One translator and proof-reader	3,230.00
37.	One translator in Spanish	2,346.00
38.	One proof-reader and translator in English	2,340.00
CLERKS
39.	One clerk		2,040.00
40.	One clerk		1,683.00
41.	One clerk for the minority leader	1,530.00
42.	One clerk		1,428.00
43.	Five clerks	5,400.00
44.	One clerk		1,080.00
45.	Three clerks	2,916.00
46.	Eight clerks	6,912.00
47.	One clerk		840.00
48.	Four clerks	3,024.00
49.	One clerk		720.00
50.	One clerk		702.00
51.	Seven clerks	4,536.00
52.	Fourteen clerks	7,560.00
53.	One clerk		540.00
54.	Two clerks	1,080.00
55.	One clerk		486.00
56.	One clerk		486.00
57.	One clerk		435.00
58.	Three clerks	1,296.00
MESSENGERS
59.	One messenger	729.00
60.	Two messengers	1,296.00
61.	Three messengers	1,620.00
62.	Two messengers	994.00
63.	One special messenger	486.00
64.	One messenger	435.00
65.	Three messengers	1,296.00
66.	Four messengers	1,512.00
67.	One messenger	378.00
68.	Ten messengers	3,240.00
69.	One messenger	324.00
70.	One messenger	324.00
CHAUFFEUR
71.	One chauffeur	864.00
MISCELLANEOUS
72.	One chief watchman, half time	648.00
73.	Two elevator operators	1,080.00
74.	Two watchmen	1,080.00
75.	One laborer	435.00
76.	Ten laborers	3,780.00
77.	One messenger-porter	324.00
78.	Ten laborers	3,240.00
79.	For clerks of the Representatives, and for the payment of the
	difference between the salary of a Representative and that
	of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, to the
	Representative acting as Speaker of the House of
	Representatives in the years 1934 and 1935 in the
	inability of the Speaker of the House of Representatives
	to perform his duties due to absence from the Philippine
	Islands or otherwise, which payment is hereby authorized
	the provisions of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding:
	PROVIDED, That the clerks of the Representatives may
	be appointed by the Representatives effective on the day
	of the election of the Representatives and the number and
	salaries of said clerks not exceeding a total of P1,080 per
	annum for each Representative shall be fixed and determined
	by the respective Representative, and said clerks shall render
	either full or part time service in Manila or outside as may
	be determined by the respective Representative who shall
	fix their time of service: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That said
	clerks shall not be paid per diems or traveling expenses
	when leaving Manila or rendering service outside of the City	103,680.00
80.	Four clerks at P45 a month each for 5 months	900.00
81.	Two clerks at P63 a month each for 5 months	630.00
82.	One special clerk at P54 a month for 5 months	270.00
83.	Supplementary force	11,070.00
84.	Additional appropriation to cover deficits incurred in 1934
	and 1935 for the salaries of clerks and other personnel
	assigned to the Constitutional Convention, including
	the salary of the Secretary after the session, upon the
	requirement of his services by the President, any provision
	of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, this
	appropriation to be available on the approval of this Act	40,000.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	937,223.00
			=========
II.— SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of Representatives, including prior year
	expenses		5,100.00
2.	Traveling expenses of personnel, including those of the
	committees and members of the House when on journeys
	of investigation by order of the same, and also the
	transportation and other traveling expenses of the Speaker
	and of the subordinate personnel accompanying him in his
	travel of inspection and investigation certified by him as
	official, during and after the first session of the Tenth
	Philippine Legislature and also those made during
	the year 1935, including prior year expenses	4,934.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	7,000.00
4.	Illumination and power service	5,000.00
5.	For the expenses of the House in connection with official
	receptions and entertainments	1,999.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials, including the
	sum of P160 for postage and telegrams and the sum
	of P40 for stationery for each Representative, commutable
	at the beginning of January, 1935	32,325.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications,
	including prior year expenses	8,696.00
8.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	2,000.00
9.	Other services, including subsistence of Representatives
	and officers and clerks working overtime and
	other expenses incurred in prior years	9,135.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	76,189.00
			========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment, including two
	automobiles	10,000.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	10,000.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	For the compensation, per diems and other expenses for
	the years 1934 and 1935 of the presiding officers of both
	Houses of the Legislature, of the committees designated
	by the Legislature or by the presiding officers of both
	Houses, acting jointly, and such subordinate personnel
	as the said presiding officers may authorize and approve,
	in their trips to and from the United States and other
	countries to submit petitions and to confer with the
	Congress or Government of the United States, with
	proper authorities of said other countries, or with
	representatives, delegates, or agents of the Philippines
	abroad. The per diems of the presiding officers of
	both Houses or of the chairmen and members
	of the committees hereinabove referred to shall be
	fixed at the rate of thirty-three dollars, United States
	currency, per day each, from the date of their arrival
	in the United States or in said other countries to the
	date of their departure therefrom. This item shall
	become available for expenditure upon the approval
	of this Act and all expenses under this item shall be
	paid in equal shares by both Houses of the Legislature	P45,000.00
2.	For the contribution of the Philippine Islands toward
	the maintenance of the Bureau of Interparliamentary Union
	to be paid in equal shares by both Houses of the Legislature	1,700.00
3.	Compensation of families of deceased Senators or
	Representatives, Act No. 3799	21,600.00
4.	For the necessary expenses to carry out the purposes of
	Act No. 3690, regarding the Legislative Service Office,
	to be paid in equal shares by both Houses of the Legislature	25,000.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	93,300.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	937,223.00
Total for sundry expenses	76,189.00
Total for furniture and equipment	10,000.00
Total for special appropriations	93,300.00
			——————
Total available for the House of Representatives	P1,116,712.00
			==========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS

1.	Any unexpended balance of the funds appropriated for the House of
	Representatives may be used to cover deficit in any item of the
	appropriation for the said House.
2.	Any unexpended balance of the appropriation made in Act No. 3718 is
	hereby continued to be available for 1935 for the same purposes
	enumerated therein to be expended, with the approval of the presiding
	officers of both Houses of the Philippine Legislature, by any new special
	committee on taxation that has been or may be created by the Tenth
	Philippine Legislature.
3.	Any member of the Legislature may assign his yearly salary or any part
	thereof to any banking institution doing business in the Philippine Islands,
	including the compensation to his family in the event of death, and upon
	such assignment being registered with the respective disbursing officers of
	the Legislature, such officers shall issue warrants from time to time as the
	salary or death compensation falls due, directly in favor of the creditor
	banking institution.
4.	The Speaker may designate any employee of the House of -Representatives
	to work under any chairman of committee at any time and place:
	PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the employee so assigned shall not be paid
	per diems or traveling expenses when leaving Manila or rendering service
	outside of the City.
5.	The provisions of any existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, any
	part of the appropriation for the supplementary force may be expended in
	the discretion of the Speaker of the House of Representatives when
	necessary for the payment of salaries of employees who may serve during
	any period which may be designated by the said Speaker, this provision to
	take effect upon approval hereof.

C.— NATIONAL LIBRARY

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

DIRECTORS

1.	One Director	P5,100.00
2.	One Assistant Director	4,080.00

CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS

3.	Two chiefs of divisions	7,650.00
4.	One chief of division	3,400.00
5.	Three chiefs of divisions	9,180.00
6.	One chief of division	2,975.00

LEGISLATIVE RESEARCHERS

7.	One legislative researcher	3,060.00
8.	One legislative researcher	3,060.00
9.	One legislative researcher	2,550.00

CHIEFS OF SECTIONS

10.	One chief of section	2,040.00
11.	One chief of section	1,700.00
12.	One chief of section	1,700.00
13.	One chief of section	1,700.00
14.	One chief of section	1,530.00
15.	One chief of section	1,530.00
16.	One chief of section	1,326.00

BRANCH LIBRARIANS

17.	Two branch librarians	2,160.00
18.	One branch librarian	972.00
19.	Five branch librarians	4,320.00
20.	One branch librarian	864.00
21.	One branch librarian	864.00
22.	One branch librarian	864.00
23.	One branch librarian	810.00
24.	One branch librarian	756.00
25.	One branch librarian	756.00
26.	Two branch librarians	1,296.00
27.	One branch librarian	648.00

ASSISTANT CATALOGUERS

28.	One assistant cataloguer	972.00
29.	One assistant cataloguer	864.00
30.	One assistant cataloguer	864.00
31.	One assistant cataloguer	810.00

LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

32.	One library assistant	1,530.00
33.	One library assistant	1,122.00
34.	Two library assistants	2,160.00

CLERKS

35.	One clerk		1,428.00
36.	One clerk		1,224.00
37.	One clerk		1,080.00
38.	One clerk		1,080.00
39.	One clerk		1,080.00
40.	One clerk		936.00
41.	One clerk		864.00
42.	One clerk		810.00
43.	One clerk		756.00
44.	One clerk		756.00
45.	One clerk		756.00
46.	One clerk		648.00
47.	One clerk		648.00
48.	Four clerks	2,592.00
49.	Four clerks	2,160.00
50.	One clerk		486.00
51.	One clerk		486.00
52.	Thirteen clerks	5,616.00
53.	One clerk		432.00
54.	One clerk		432.00
55.	One clerk		432.00
56.	One clerk		432.00
57.	Two clerks	864.00
58.	One clerk		432.00
59.	One clerk		432.00
60.	One clerk		324.00
61.	Two clerks	648.00
62.	Nine clerks	2,160.00
MISCELLANEOUS
63.	Three apprentices paid by the hour	900.00
64.	One messenger	240.00
65.	One binder paid by the day	743.00
66.	Nine binders paid by the day	4,782.60
67.	Two labellers paid by the day	1,350.00
68.	One labeller	540.00
69.	Two labellers	648.00
70.	One carpenter	648.00
71.	One janitor	540.00
72.	One watchman	432.00
73.	Four guards	1,296.00
74.	Six laborers	1,944.00
76.	Five laborers	1,500.00
76.	One laborer	240.00
77.	One laborer	144.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	121,154.60
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	2,000.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	100.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	2,000.00
4.	Illumination and power service	3,900.00
5.	Consumption of supplies and materials	3,287.00
6.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications,
	including translation service	2,000.00
7.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	100.00
8.	Other services	2,200.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	15,587.00
			========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment:
	PROVIDED, That this appropriation shall not be used
	for the purchase of books for the library, the provisions
	of paragraph 52, section 18 of Act No. 2935 to the
	contrary notwithstanding	200.00
2.	Purchase of bookcases, bookshelves, tables and chairs
	for reading rooms	100.00
3.	Purchase of books, including manuscripts: PROVIDED,
	That no manuscript shall be purchased the cost of
	which exceeds P500	3,900.00
4.	Purchase of books for branch libraries in the provinces	3,800.0
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	8,000.00
			=========

IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS

1.	For the preparation, printing and binding of publications, including the
	distribution and exchange of reports, manuscripts, documents or any
	printed matter to be issued by the National Library, in accordance with the
	requirements of section 1689 (g) of Act No. 2711, and for necessary extra
	personnel to sort, classify, translate, copy, type and proof-read the said
	materials before their being printed in the Bureau of Printing:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One senior technical assistant, half time	P1,380.00
	(b)	One technical assistant, half time	850.00
	(c)	One clerk-cataloguer	810.00
	(d)	Two typists	1,080.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(e)	Sundry expenses	1,080.00
			—————
		Total	15,200.00	P5,200.00
2.	For the purchase of salable publications of the
	Bureau of Printing exclusively for reciprocal exchange
	relations with foreign countries or institutions as provided in
	section 1689(i) of the Administrative Code	2,000.00
			—————
		Total for special appropriations	7,200.00
			=========

V. — SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	121,154.60
Total for sundry expenses	15,587.00
Total for furniture and equipment	8,000.00
Total for special appropriations	7,200.00
Less — forced savings in any item of the above appropriations	(4,557.60)
			——————
Total available for the National Library	P147,384.00
			===========

D. — RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS TO THE UNITED STATES

IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS

1.	Allowance of P5,000 for each of the Resident Commissioners
	in lieu of representation expenses, commutable at the beginning
	of the session of the Congress of the United States which
	will open on January 3, 1935	10,000.00
			—————
	Total available for the Resident Commissioners
	to the United States	110,000.00
			=========

E. — SUPREME COURT

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

JUSTICES

1.	Chief Justice	121,000.00
2.	Ten Associate Justices	200,000.00
PRIVATE SECRETARIES
3.	Eleven stenographers	P25,245.00
CHIEFS AND ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4.	One clerk of court	5,100.00
5.	Additional salary for the person acting as clerk of court
	on November 9, 1926	1,020.00
6.	One deputy clerk	4,250.00
7.	Two deputy clerks	6,800.00
CASHIER AND DISBURSING OFFICER
8.	One cashier and disbursing officer	2,720.00
ACCOUNTANT
9.	One chief accountant	1,530.00
PROPERTY CLERK
10.	One property clerk	756.00
CLERKS
11.	Two clerks	6,120.00
12.	Two clerks	5,440.00
13.	One clerk		2,040.00
14.	Three clerks	4,590.00
15.	One clerk		1,224.00
16.	Two clerks	2,244.00
17.	One clerk		1,112.00
18.	One clerk		1,080.00
19.	Two clerks	2,160.00
20.	Two clerks	1,728.00
21.	One clerk		756.00
22.	Seven clerks	4,536.00
23.	Three clerks	1,620.00
24.	One clerk		529.00
25.	One clerk		432.00
26.	One clerk		421.00
27.	One clerk		378.00
28.	One clerk		378.00
29.	One clerk		240.00
MESSENGERS
30.	Two messengers	1,296.00
31.	Two messengers	600.00
32.	One messenger	300.00
33.	Nine messengers	2,160.00
JANITORS AND LABORERS
34.	Four janitors	1,296.00
35.	One temporary laborer	540.00
36.	Four temporary laborers	1,200.00
			—————
Total for salaries and wages	312,841.00
			=========

II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES

1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	9,388.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	370.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	6,368.00
4.	Illumination and power service	1,440,00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	600.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials	3,800.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	570.00
8.	Free distribution of public documents	225.00
9.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	250.00
10.	Other services	5,230.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	28,241.00
			=========

III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT

1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	4,675.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	4,675.00
			=========

V. — SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	312,841.00
Total for sundry expenses	28,241.00
Total for furniture and equipment	4,675.00
			——————
Total available for the Supreme Court	P345,757.00
			==========

F. — BUREAUS AND OFFICES UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

(1)	OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

1.	Governor-General	P36,000.00

SECRETARIES TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

2.	Secretary to the Governor-General	6,375.00
3.	To adjust the difference between the present salary received
	by the Secretary to the Governor-General and that fixed
	by Act No. 2668	2,975.00
4.	One assistant secretary to the Governor-General	6,120.00
5.	One assistant secretary to the Governor-General	5,100.00

AIDE-DE-CAMP AND TECHNICAL ADVISER TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

6.	For per diems of P8.50 to the aide-de-camp to the
	Governor-General	3,103.00
7.	For compensatory allowances of officers and clerks of
	departments of the Federal Government, assigned at
	present for service in the office of the Governor-General,
	as follows:
	(a)	One technical adviser with a per diem of P8.60	3,103.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8.	One chief clerk	P4,250.00
9.	One cable clerk	4,250.00
10.	One caretaker of Malacañang Palace	3,400.00
11.	One chief of division	3,400.00
12.	One chief of division	2,720.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
13.	One assistant chief clerk and law clerk	3,825.00
14.	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
15.	One assistant chief of division	2,040.00
CLERKS
16.	One clerk		3,400.00
17.	One clerk		2,720.00
18.	One clerk		2,550.00
19.	One clerk		2,380.00
20.	Three clerks	4,590.00
21.	One clerk		1,530.00
22.	One clerk		1,360.00
23.	Four clerks	4,320.00
24.	One clerk		972.00
25.	One clerk		972.00
26.	Two clerks	1,728.00
27.	Three clerks	2,268.00
28.	One clerk		702.00
29.	Two clerks	1,296.00
30.	One clerk		648.00
31.	One clerk		594.00
32.	Two clerks	1,080.00
33.	One clerk		486.00
34.	Four clerks	1,728.00
35.	One clerk		432.00
MESSENGERS
36.	One messenger	432.00
37.	One messenger	432.00
38.	One messenger	432.00
39.	Three messengers	1,296.00
40.	One messenger	378.00
41.	One messenger	378.00
42.	One messenger	324.00
CUSTODIAN FORCE OF MALACAÑANG PALACE
43.	One steward	1,510.00
44.	One cook		1,004.00
45.	One cook		896.00
46.	One cook		486.00
47.	One chauffeur	1,122.00
48.	One chauffeur	1,080.00
49.	One chauffeur	918.00
50.	One chauffeur	864.00
51.	One watchman	810.00
52.	Two telephone operators	1,728.00
53.	One telephone operator	540.00
54.	One chief janitor	648.00
55.	Two laborers	972.00
56.	Four laborers	1,728.00
57.	One laborer	432.00
58.	One servant	486.00
59.	One servant	486.00
60.	Miscellaneous employees, including laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One clerk	3,400.00
	(b)	One gardener	972.00
	(c)	Two servants	1,296.00
	(d)	One laundrywoman	540.00
	(e)	One laundryman	540.00
	(f)	One chauffeur	648.00
	(g)	One chauffeur	486.00
	(h)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	846.00
			—————
		Total	153,247.00
			=========
(2)	BUREAU OF AUDITS
DIRECTORS
1.	One Insular Auditor	P12,000.00
2.	One Deputy Insular Auditor	6,000.00
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
3.	Five managers of departments	23,375.00
4.	One manager of department	4,675.00
5.	Two assistant managers of departments	8,500.00
SUPERVISING AUDITORS
6.	Four supervising auditors	17,000.00
SPECIAL AUDITORS
7.	One special auditor	4,250.00
8.	One inspector	2,890.00
SUPERINTENDENTS OF DIVISIONS
9.	One division superintendent	3,825.00
10.	One division superintendent, part only, P2,125 payable
	by the Department of Finance	1,700.00
11.	One division superintendent	3,400.00
12.	Three division superintendents	9,180.00
13.	One division superintendent	2,720.00
14.	One division superintendent	2,720.00
15.	One assistant division superintendent	2,720.00
PROVINCIAL AND CITY AUDITORS
One-half of salary only, the other half being payable by the province or city concerned in accordance with Act No. 3457
16.	One city auditor	2,125.00
17.	Twenty-one provincial auditors	40,162.50
18.	One provincial auditor	1,912.50
19.	Six provincial auditors	10,200.00
20.	Two provincial auditors	3,400.00
21.	Four provincial auditors	6,120.00
22.	One city auditor	1,530.00
23.	Fifteen provincial auditors	20,400.00
PROVINCIAL AUDITORS-AT-LARGE
24.	Four provincial auditors-at-large	10,880.00
FIELD ACCOUNTANTS
25.	Two field accountants who shall be detailed in the
	Bureau of Lands	6,120.00
26.	One field accountant who shall be detailed in the
	Bureau of Lands	3,060.00
27.	Four field accountants	10,200.00
28.	One field accountant	2,550.00
29.	One field accountant	2,040.00
DISBURSING, COLLECTING AND PROPERTY OFFICER
30.	One disbursing, collecting and property officer	2,040.00
CHIEFS AND ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
31.	Two chiefs of sections	5,100.00
32.	One chief of section	2,550.00
33.	Four chiefs of sections	9,520.00
34.	One chief of section	2,380.00
35.	Six chiefs of sections	12,240.00
36.	Three chiefs of sections	6,120.00
37.	One chief of section	1,700.00
38.	Three chiefs of sections	4,590.00
39.	One chief of section	1,530.00
40.	One chief of section	1,530.00
41.	One assistant chief of section	1,700.00
42.	One assistant chief of section	1,530.00
43.	One assistant chief of section	1,530.00
44.	One assistant chief of section	1,530.00
45.	One assistant chief of section	1,326.00
PROPERTY INSPECTORS
46.	Three property inspectors	5,100.00
47.	Two property inspectors	3,400.00
48.	Six property inspectors	9,180.00
49.	One property inspector	1,530.00
50.	Three property inspectors	4,590.00
51.	Five property inspectors	7,650.00
52.	Two property inspectors	3,060.00
53.	One property inspector	1,530.00
STENOGRAPHERS
54.	One clerk-stenographer	1,122.00
55.	One stenographer	1,122.00
56.	One stenographer	1,080.00
57.	One junior stenographer	1,080.00
58.	One junior stenographer	972.00
59.	One junior stenographer	648.00
EXAMINERS
60.	One field examiner	P2,040.00
61.	Five examiners	7,650.00
62.	One examiner	1,530.00
63.	One examiner	1,428.00
64.	One examiner	1,326.00
65.	Two examiners	2,448.00
66.	One examiner	1,224.00
67.	One examiner	1,122.00
68.	One examiner	1,122.00
69.	One examiner	1,122.00
70.	One examiner	1,122.00
71.	Six examiners	6,480.00
72.	One examiner	1,080.00
73.	One examiner	1,080.00
74.	Four examiners	3,888.00
75.	One examiner	972.00
76.	Five examiners	4,320.00
77.	One examiner	864.00
78.	One examiner	756.00
CLERKS
79.	Two clerks	3,060.00
80.	One clerk		1,428.00
81.	One clerk		1,428.00
82.	Two clerks	2,652.00
83.	One clerk		1,326.00
84.	One clerk		1,224.00
85.	Three clerks	3,366.00
86.	Five clerks	5,400.00
87.	One clerk		1,080.00
88.	Three clerks	2,916.00
89.	Two clerks	1,944.00
90.	Ten clerks		8,640.00
91.	Two clerks	1,728.00
92.	Two clerks	1,728.00
93.	One clerk		864.00
94.	Five clerks	4,320.00
95.	Nine clerks	6,804.00
96.	Two clerks	1,512.00
97.	One clerk		756.00
98.	One clerk		756.00
99.	Twenty-seven clerks	17,496.00
100.	One clerk		648.00
101.	One clerk		648.00
102.	One clerk		648.00
103.	Four clerks	2,592.00
104.	One clerk		648.00
105.	Two clerks	1,296.00
106.	One clerk		594.00
107.	Twenty clerks	10,800.00
108.	One clerk		540.00
109.	One clerk		540.00
110.	Eight clerks	4,320.00
111.	Two clerks	1,080.00
112.	Twenty-five clerks	10,800.00
113.	Two clerks	864.00
114.	Three clerks	1,296.00
115.	One clerk		432.00
116.	One clerk		432.00
117.	One clerk		378.00
118.	One indexer-searcher	648.00
119.	One typist	540.00
MESSENGERS
120.	One messenger	432.00
121.	One messenger	324.00
122.	One messenger	324.00
123.	Four messengers	1,296.00
124.	One messenger	324.00
125.	Three messengers	900.00
LABORERS
126.	Two laborers	600.00
127.	One laborer	378.00
128.	One laborer	360.00
129.	Two laborers	648.00
130.	One laborer	300.00
131.	One laborer	200.00
TEMPORARY AND EMERGENCY EMPLOYEES
132.	For temporary and emergency employees, including laborers
	as follows:
(a)	Nine clerks	2,160.00
(b)	One head janitor	864.00
(c)	Three janitors	1,134.00
(d)	One janitor	324.00
(e)	Five laborers	1,200.00
(f)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	242.00
			—————
	Total		488,391.00
			=========
(3)	BUREAU OF CIVIL SERVICE
DIRECTORS
1.	One Director	P5,100.00
2.	One Assistant Director	4,080.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief examiner	3,825.00
4.	One chief of division	3,570.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
5.	One assistant chief examiner	2,720.00
6.	One assistant chief of division	2,380.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
7.	One chief of section	P2,720.00
8.	One service examiner	2,550.00
9.	Three chiefs of sections	5,100.00
10.	One chief of section	1,530.00
11.	One chief of section	1,224.00
12.	One chief of section	1,088.00
EXAMINERS
13.	One examiner	2,550.00
14.	Two examiners	4,080.00
15.	Two examiners	3,400.00
16.	One examiner	1,530.00
17.	One examiner	1,326.00
18.	One examiner	1,088.00
19.	One examiner	1,088.00
JUNIOR EXAMINERS
20.	Two junior examiners	1,944.00
21.	One junior examiner	972.00
22.	One junior examiner	972.00
23.	Three junior examiners	2,592.00
24.	One junior examiner	864.00
25.	Special examiners	300.00
CLERK-STENOGRAPHERS
26.	One clerk-stenographer	1,326.00
27.	One clerk-junior stenographer	756.00
28.	One clerk-junior stenographer	756.00
29.	One clerk-junior stenographer	648.00
CLERKS
30.	One clerk		1,224.00
31.	One clerk		1,080.00
32.	One clerk		1,080.00
33. One clerk
34.	One clerk		864.00
35.	One clerk		864.00
36.	Two clerks	1,512.00
37.	One clerk		756.00
38.	Three clerks	1,944.00
39.	One clerk		648.00
40.	One clerk		648.00
41.	One clerk		648.00
42.	One clerk		648,00
43.	One clerk		648.00
44.	Two clerks	1,080.00
45. One clerk	540.00
46. One clerk	540.00
47.	One clerk		540.00
48.	One clerk		540.00
49.	One clerk		580.00
50.	One clerk		486.00
51.	Three clerks	1,296.00
MESSENGERS
52.	One messenger	P378.00
53.	One messenger	324.00
54.	Four messengers	1,200.00
55.	One messenger	240.00
MISCELLANEOUS
56.	Two watchmen	1,080.00
57.	Three laborers	1,134.00
58.	Fees for the members of the Board of Accountancy:
	PROVIDED, That in case of deficit in this item, the same
	may be covered by paying the members thereof from the fees
	actually collected from the applicants for the C.P.A.
	examination or for exemption from such examination	1,785.00
			—————
	Total		87,318.00
			=========
(4)	GENERAL PURPOSES
1.	One law officer of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, for legal
	services rendered the Government of the Philippine Islands	P2,550.00
2.	One disbursing officer in Washington, D.C.	3,400.00
			—————
	Total		5,950.00
			=========
	Total for salaries and wages	734,906.00
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	20,000.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	560.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	19,914.00
4.	Illumination and power service	9,027.00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	6,000.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials	21,494.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	8,672.00
8.	Free distribution of public documents	48.00
9.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	250.00
10.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	3,353.00
11.	Other services	2,345.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	91,663.00
			=========

III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT

1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			—————
		Total for furniture and equipment..	1,500.00
			=========

IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS

1.	For traveling expenses of the Governor-General with
	personnel in his office for official trips to and
	from the United States, including expenses in 1934	P10,000.00
2.	For a fund to be expended in the discretion of the
	Governor-General	30,000.00
3.	Boards of Medical, Pharmaceutical, Dental, Optical and
	Nurse Examiners: PROVIDED, That in case of deficit in
	this item, the same may be covered by paying the chairmen
	and members thereof from fees actually collected from
	each examination held during the year:

SALARIES AND WAGES

	(a)	Fees for the chairmen and members of the Boards of
		Medical, Pharmaceutical, Dental, Optical and
		Nurse Examiners, including emergency and
		temporary employees	P23,000.00
		Total for salaries and wages	23,000.00

SUNDRY EXPENSES

	(b)	Traveling expenses of personnel	1,500.00
	(c)	Freight, express and delivery service	50.00
	(d)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	300.00
	(e)	Consumption of supplies and materials	600.00
	(f)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	50.00
	(g)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	100.00
	(h)	Other services	150.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	2,750.00
			=========

FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT

	(i)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	250.00
			—————
		Total for furniture and equipment	250.00
			========

SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	23,000.00
Total for sundry expenses	2,750.00
Total for furniture and equipment	250.00
			—————
Total available for the Boards of Medical,
Pharmaceutical, Dental, optical and
Nurse Examiners	126,000.00	26,000.00
			=========
4.	Boards of Marine Examiners: PROVIDED, That
	in case of deficit in this item the same may be
	covered by paying the chairmen and members
	thereof from fees actually collected from each
	examination held during the year:

SALARIES AND WAGES

	(a)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Marine Officers	P3,750.00
	(b)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Marine Engineers	3,600.00
			————
Total for salaries and wages	7,350.00
			=======

SUNDRY EXPENSES

	(c)	Traveling expenses of personnel	2,200.00
	(d)	Freight, express and delivery service	25.00
	(e)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	100.00
	(f)	Consumption of supplies and materials	225.00
	(g)	Other services	100.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	2,650.00
			=======

SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	7,350.00
Total for sundry expenses	2,650.00
			—————
Total available for the Boards of Marine Examiners	10,000.00	10,000.00
			=========
5.	Board of Examiners for Surveyors, Acts 3626 and
	3889: PROVIDED, That in case of deficit in this item
	the same may be covered by paying the chairman
	and members thereof from fees actually collected
	from each examination held during the year:

SALARIES AND WAGES

	(a)	Fees for the chairman and members of
		the Board	P1,050.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	1,050.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(b)	Traveling expenses of personnel	300.00
	(c)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	60.00
	(d)	Consumption of supplies and materials	100.00
	(e)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	100.00
	(f)	Other services	40.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	600.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(g)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	50.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	50.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	1,050.00
	Total for sundry expenses	600.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	50.00
			—————
	Total available for the Board of Examiners
	for Surveyors	P1,700.00	P1,700.00
			========
6.	Boards of Examiners for Engineers and Architects,
	Act No. 2985: PROVIDED, That in case of deficit
	in this item the same may be covered by paying the
	chairmen and members thereof from fees actually
	collected from each examination held during the year:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Civil Engineers	P2,625.00
	(b)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Mechanical Engineers	75.00
	(c)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Electrical Engineers	75.00
	(d)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Mining Engineers	75.00
	(e)	Fees for the chairman and members of the
		Board of Examiners for Architects	150.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	3,000.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(f)	Traveling expenses of personnel	30.00
	(g)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	30.00
	(h)	Consumption of supplies and materials	150.00
	(i)	Other service	20.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	230.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	3,000.00
	Total for sundry expenses	230.00
			—————
	Total available for the Boards of Examiners
	for Engineers and Architects	P3,230.00	P3,230.00
			=========
7.	Veterinary Examining Board: PROVIDED, That
	in case of deficit in this item the same may be
	covered by paying the chairman and members
	thereof from fees actually collected from each
	examination held during the year:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Fees for the chairman and members of the Board	P375.00
			————
		Total for salaries and wages	375.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(b)	Traveling expenses of personnel	50.00
	(c)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	35.00
	(d)	Consumption of supplies and materials	90.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	175.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	375.00
	Total for sundry expenses	175.00
			————
	Total available for the Veterinary Examining Board	P550.00	550.00
			=======
8.	Other expenses in accordance with Act No. 2935	21,909.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	103,389.00
			=========

V. — SUMMARY

Total for salaries and wages	734,906.00
Total for sundry expenses	91,663.00
Total for furniture and equipment	1,500.00
Total for special appropriations	103,389.00
Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Governor-General	(27,944.00)
			——————
Total available for the bureaus and offices under the
	control of the Governor-General	P903,514.00
			==========

VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS

1.	Any unexpended balance of the funds appropriated for the Office of the
	Governor-General in Act No. 4074 may be used to purchase an
	automobile.
2.	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the
	unexpended balance of the funds appropriated in Act No. 3431 may be
	used to cover deficits in the appropriations for the Office of the
	Governor-General.
3.	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the
	Governor-General may authorize the payment as additional compensation
	to government employees who are chairmen or members of the Board of
	Examiners for Surveyors, the Veterinary Examining Board or the Boards
	of Marine Examiners a fee for each person examined.
4.	The appropriation for "other expenses in accordance with Act No. 2935,"
	item IV-8, shall also include expenses of extradition cases, special
	investigations and other general purposes.

G. — DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

(1)	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

DEPARTMENT HEADS

1.	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00

TECHNICAL ADVISER AND DELEGATE

3.	One technical adviser and delegate	5,100.00

CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS

4.	One chief of division	4,675.00
5.	Additional salary for the incumbent on January 1, 1932,
	of the position of chief of the translating division, item 4	2,125.00
6.	One chief of division	4,675.00
7.	One chief of division	4,250.00
8.	One chief of division	3,825.00
9.	One chief of division	3,400.00

ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS

10.	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
11.	One assistant chief of division	1,530.00

LAW CLERKS

12.	One law clerk	2,550.00
13.	One law clerk	2,380.00
14.	One law clerk	1,850.00
15.	One law clerk	1,530.00
16.	One law clerk	1,326.00
TRANSLATORS
17.	One translator	P2,267.00
18.	One translator	1,530.00
SENIOR CLERKS
19.	One senior clerk	2,040.00
20.	Two senior clerks	3,060.00
21.	One senior clerk	1,326.00
CLERKS
22.	One clerk		1,693.00
23.	One clerk		1,530.00
24.	One clerk		1,428.00
25.	Two clerks	2,244.00
26.	Four clerks	4,320.00
27.	Three clerks	2,916.00
28.	Three clerks	2,592.00
29.	One clerk		756.00
30.	Four clerks	3,024.00
31.	One clerk		756.00
32.	Three clerks	1,944.00
33.	Six clerks		3,240.00
34.	One clerk		486.00
35.	Nine clerks	3,888.00
36.	One clerk		378.00
37.	Two clerks	648.00
38.	One clerk		324.00
39.	One clerk		300.00
MISCELLANEOUS
40.	One disbursing and property officer	3,400.00
41.	One private secretary	3,060.00
42.	One special clerk	2,400.00
43.	One assistant property clerk	2,040.00
44.	One janitor, with free quarters, water and light, while
	required to live in the Ayuntamiento Building	1,530.00
45.	One assistant chief accountant	1,326.00
46.	One watchman	648.00
MESSENGERS
47.	One messenger-laborer	378.00
48.	One messenger	324.00
49.	One messenger	324.00
50.	One messenger	324.00
51.	One messenger	300.00
52.	Two messengers	600.00
53.	Two messengers	600.00
54.	One messenger-laborer	300.00
55.	One messenger-laborer	280.00
LABORERS
56.	Eight laborers	3,024.00
57.	One laborer	324.00
58.	One laborer	240.00
59.	Deduction for vacancies, absences, etc.	(1,870.00)
			—————
	Total		121,943,00
			=========
(2)	BUREAU OF NON-CHRISTIAN TRIBES
DIRECTORS
1.	One Director	P6,120.00
2.	One assistant to the Director	4,675.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief of division	4,590.00
4.	One chief of division	4,590.00
5.	One chief clerk	3,825.00
6.	One chief accountant	2,890.00
CLERKS
7.	One clerk		2,040.00
8.	One clerk		1,700.00
9.	One clerk		1,530.00
10.	One clerk		1,530.00
11.	One clerk		1,275.00
12.	One clerk		1,224.00
13.	One clerk		1,224.00
14.	One clerk		1,080.00
15.	One clerk		1,026.00
16.	One clerk		864.00
17.	One clerk		864.00
18.	One clerk		756.00
19.	One clerk		648.00
20.	One clerk		432.00
MESSENGERS
21.	One messenger	324.00
22.	One messenger	300.00
MISCELLANEOUS
23.	One watchman	410.00
24.	One laborer	346.00
25.	Two laborers	648.00
			—————
	Total		44,911.00
			=========
(3)	PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY
BRIGADIER-GENERAL AND CHIEF
1.	One Brigadier-General and Chief of the Philippine Constabulary	P6,120.00
COLONELS AND ASSISTANT CHIEFS
2.	Five Colonels and Assistant Chiefs	25,500.00
LIEUTENANT-COLONELS AND ASSISTANT CHIEFS
3.	Four lieutenant-colonels and assistant chiefs:
	PROVIDED, That the position of superintendent of the
	Intelligence Division shall be assigned to a line officer
	whose rank shall not be lower than that of lieutenant-colonel	P16,320.00
4.	One lieutenant-colonel and assistant chief	4,080.00
5.	One lieutenant-colonel and chief surgeon	4,080.00
MAJORS
6.	Twenty majors of the line	61,200.00
7.	Nine physicians and surgeons, with rank of major	27,540.00
8.	Two dental surgeons, with rank of major	6,120.00
CAPTAINS
9.	Fifty-three captains of the line	135,150.00
10.	One captain of the line	2,550.00
11.	Six physicians and surgeons, with rank of captain	15,300.00
12.	Three dental surgeons, with rank of captain	7,650.00
FIRST LIEUTENANTS
13.	One hundred thirty-five first lieutenants of the line	275,400.00
14.	Two first lieutenants of the line	4,080.00
15.	Four medical inspectors, with rank of first lieutenant	8,160.00
16.	Three dental surgeons, with rank of first lieutenant	6,120.00
17.	One conductor of the Constabulary Band, with rank
	of first lieutenant	2,040.00
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
18.	Eighty-nine second lieutenants of the line	151,300.00
19.	One second lieutenant of the line	1,700.00
20.	One pharmacist, with rank of second lieutenant	1,700.00
THIRD LIEUTENANTS
21.	Sixty-one third lieutenants of the line	93,330.00
22.	One third lieutenant of the line	1,530.00
ENLISTED MEN
23.	Fifty-two sergeants-major	25,272.00
24.	One sergeant-major	486.00
25.	Forty-two staff sergeants	20,412.00
26.	Five first-class sergeants (Medical Division)	2,430.00
27.	One assistant conductor of the Band	1,224.00
28.	Eight soloists of the Band	6,912.00
29.	One hundred thirty-three first sergeants of the line	57,456.00
30.	Eleven sergeants (Medical Division)	3,916.00
31.	Twenty-nine musicians, first class	20,039.00
32.	Three hundred eighty-three sergeants of the line	124,092.00
33.	Five hundred twenty-nine corporals of the line	139,656.00
34.	Eighteen corporals (Medical Division)	5,436.00
35.	One corporal (Medical Division)	302.00
36.	Forty-three musicians, second class	26,015.00
37.	Three hundred eighty-nine privates of the first general
	service battalion	70,020.00
38.	Twenty-one privates of the first general service battalion	3,780.00
39.	Three thousand one hundred ten privates of the line	522,480.00
40.	Fifteen privates of the line	2,520.00
41.	One hundred nine privates (Medical Division)	26,160.00
42.	Two privates (Medical Division)	480.00
43.	Reenlistment pay of enlisted men as provided by
	section 847 of the Revised Administrative Code	211,416.00
44.	Subsistence of enlisted men, except members of the
	Constabulary Band, at the rate of P0.30 per day each	527,896.00
45.	Clothing of enlisted men	346,398.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
46.	One chief clerk	3,825.00
47.	One chief accountant	3,825.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
48.	One assistant chief clerk	1,887.00
49.	One assistant chief accountant	1,530.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
50.	One chief of section and ordnance storekeeper	2,550.00
51.	One chief of section	2,040.00
52.	One chief of section	1,700.00
53.	Two chiefs of sections	3,060.00
54.	Five chiefs of sections	7,140.00
55.	One chief of section	1,224.00
STENOGRAPHERS
56.	One stenographer	1,530.00
57.	One stenographer	1,224.00
58.	One stenographer	972.00
59.	One stenographer	810.00
60.	One stenographer	648.00
61.	One stenographer.	540.00
CLERKS
62.	One storekeeper	1,428.00
63.	One clerk		1,224.00
64.	One translator	1,080.00
65.	Two clerks	1,944.00
66.	Two clerks	1,728.00
67.	Six clerks		4,536.00
68.	Two clerks	1,404.00
69.	One assistant storekeeper	702.00
70.	Ten clerks		6,480.00
71.	Two clerks	1,296.00
72.	Fifteen clerks	8,100.00
73.	Two clerks	1,080.00
74.	Thirteen clerks	5,616.00
75.	Four clerks	1,728.00
76.	One clerk		432.00
77.	One planotype operator	432.00
78.	One clerk		378.00
79.	One clerk		378.00
80.	One clerk		378.00
81.	Four emergency clerks	960.00
MESSENGERS
82.	One messenger	432.00
83.	Two messengers	864.00
84.	One messenger	432.00
85.	One messenger	378.00
86.	Five messengers	1,200.00
CHAUFFEURS
87.	Two chauffeurs	1,404.00
AGENTS
88.	One technical assistant	3,825.00
89.	One agent	1,700.00
90.	One agent	1,530.00
91.	One agent	1,360.00
92.	One agent	1,190.00
93.	Three agents	3,240.00
94.	One agent	972.00
95.	Three agents	2,430.00
96.	One agent	648.00
97.	Two agents	1,080.00
98.	Three agents	1,296.00
99.	One agent	300.00
100.	Temporary agents as may be required from time to time
	at various rates of compensation:
	(a)	One agent	1,938.00
	(b)	One agent	1,632.00
	(c)	One agent	1,326.00
	(d)	One agent	1,224.00
	(e)	One agent	1,080.00
	(f)	Two agents	1,188.00
	(g)	Two agents	1,080.00
	(h)	One agent	540.00
	(i)	Three agents	1,458.00
	(j)	Two agents	864.00
	(k)	One agent	378.00
	(l)	One agent	297.00
101.	Temporary agents in connection with the enforcement
	of the Opium Law, Act No. 2381:
	(a)	One agent	P1,326.00
	(b)	Three agents	3,672.00
	(c)	One agent	864.00
	(d)	One agent	810.00
	(e)	Three agents.	2,268.00
	(f)	One agent	702.00
	(g)	One agent	648.00
	(h)	One agent	560.00
LABORERS
102.	Laborers employed as mozos in the bodegas at general
	headquarters in Gagalañgin Corral, in various provinces
	as launch engineers, for the care of animals, transportation
	of supplies and repair of provisional buildings:
	(a)	One janitor	648.00
	(b)	One janitor	432.00
	(c)	Two watchmen	1,080.00
	(d)	One machinist	972.00
	(e)	One machinist	918.00
	(f)	One machinist	702.00
	(g)	One driver	432.00
	(h)	Three laborers	1,167.00
	(i)	Seven laborers	2,457.00
	(j)	Two laborers	648.00
	(k)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	28,931.00
103.	Cook, foreman, gardener and laborers at the
	Constabulary Academy:
	(a)	One corral foreman and chauffeur	810.00
	(b)	One cook	648.00
	(c)	One assistant cook	300.00
	(d)	One post gardener	378.00
	(e)	Two janitors and mess boys at P15 each per month	360.00
	(f)	Three janitors and mess boys at P12 each per month	432.00
	(g)	For laborers	650.00
MISCELLANEOUS
104.	Additional compensation of instructors at the
	Constabulary Academy	2,295.00
105.	Allowance for sixty cadets appointed in accordance
	with the provisions of section 18, paragraph 21
	of Act No. 2935, as amended	35,400.00
106.	Additional pay under Act No. 2936, as amended
	by Act No. 3620	217,584.00
107.	Rental and commutation of quarters for officers:
	PROVIDED, That the monthly allowances for rental
	and commutation of quarters shall not exceed the
	following rates For officers stationed in Manila:
	Brigadier-General, P180; colonels, P120;
	lieutenant-colonels, P90; majors, P70; captains, P50;
	and lieutenants, P40; for officers stationed outside
	of Manila, the actual cost of rentals: PROVIDED,
	That the cost of rental shall not exceed the following
	rates: district commanders, P80; assistant-district
	commanders or inspectors, P45; district surgeons,
	P40; provincial commanders, P30; and for
	other officers, P25	85,440.00
			——————
	Total		3,508,397.00
			==========
		Total for salaries and wages	3,675,251.00
			==========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	143,381.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	30,105.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable	30,947.00
4.	Illumination and power service	11,100.00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	28,600.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials	165,446.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	2,020.00
8.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	3,000.00
9.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	18,540.00
10.	Other services	18,107.00
11.	Sundry expenses in connection with secret service	5,000.00
12.	Rewards to informers of opium traffic, Act No. 2381,
	and also rewards to informers for the capture
	of unlicensed firearms	8,000.00
			—————
Total for sundry expenses	464,246.00
			=========
III.— FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment, including one
	automobile or jitney for the Philippine Constabulary
	at a cost not to exceed P3,000	20,385.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	20,385.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	Aid to specially organized provinces, as follows:

	(a)	Province of Batanes: PROVIDED, That the sum
		of P2,040 shall be set aside for the payment of the
		salary of a provincial fiscal	P12,000.00
	(b)	Province of Palawan	20,000.00

2.	Rental of the offices for Executive Departments and other
	offices in the Ayuntamiento Building: PROVIDED, That this
	fund may be used to cover expenses for transferring the
	said offices to new premises and their installation therein	36,000.00
3.	For scholarships in the United States or in foreign countries:
	PROVIDED, That no new pensionado shall be appointed
	in 1935, except any of the following: one to specialize in
	actuarial science, one in coast geodetic survey, one in
	psychiatry, and one in fisheries, authorized in 1934,
	but not appointed in said year	16,000.00
4.	For pensions authorized by Acts Nos. 2756 and 2922	18,960.00
5.	For furthering the agricultural, industrial and social
	development of the non-Christian inhabitants of the
	Philippine Islands and their progress in civilization,
	including intermigration expenses and the traveling
	expenses of a non-Christian commission to visit the
	provinces in Luzon and Visayas:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Administrative Division
	(a)	Additional compensation of the chief, records
		division, Office of the Secretary of the
		Department of the Interior, for handling the
		records of the Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes	P850.00
	(b)	One Moro translator	1,428.00
	(c)	One clerk	756.00
	(d)	One clerk	594.00
	(e)	One clerk	432.00
	(f)	One clerk	432.00
	(g)	One clerk	324.00
	(h)	One laborer	378.00
	(i)	One laborer-messenger	324.00
Miscellaneous Division
	(j)	One agricultural extension agent	432.00
	(k)	One assistant agricultural extension agent	432.00
	(l)	One assistant agricultural extension agent	432.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(m)	Sundry expenses and special allotments	P13,543.00
			—————
	Total		P20,357.00	P20,357.00
			=========
6.	For special scholarships for the Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes	15,000.00
7.	For emergency expenses in urgent cases where the public
	order is imperiled:
SALARIES
	(a)	One Moro special agent in Sulu	P2,040.00
	(b)	Two Moro special agents in Sulu	1,620.00
	(c)	One Moro special agent in Sulu	432.00
	(d)	One Moro special agent in Lanao	324.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(e)	Sundry expenses	425.00
			—————
	Total		P4,841.00	4,841.00
			=========
8.	Transportation of persons and traveling expenses
	not chargeable to other appropriations, as the public
	interest may require	2,000.00
9.	Aid to the provinces under the control of the
	Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes to be distributed
	by the Secretary of the Interior: PROVIDED, That
	there shall be deducted from this appropriation
	P47,696 for work in connection with non-Christian
	inhabitants in regularly organized provinces and
	in the Province of Palawan:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Bataan
	(a)	One superintendent	P540.00
Capiz
	(b)	One superintendent	864.00
Iloilo
	(c)	One superintendent	648.00
Mindoro
	(d)	Three superintendents	1,620.00
	(e)	Two superintendents	864.00
	(f)	One superintendent	1.00
	(g)	Sixteen Mangyan presidents	960.00
	(h)	Sixteen chiefs of police	576.00
	(i)	Forty-eight policemen	1,152.00
Misamis Provinces
	(j)	One superintendent	P540.00
Oriental Negros
	(k)	One superintendent	864.00
	(l)	Five non-Christian presidents	360.00
	(m)	Five chiefs of police	300.00
	(n)	Twenty policemen	720.00
Pampanga
	(o)	One superintendent	540.00
	(p)	Three police captains	180.00
	(q)	Three chiefs of police	144.00
	(r)	Ten policemen	360.00
Palawan
	(s)	One superintendent	864.00
	(t)	One superintendent	864.00
Rizal
	(u)	One superintendent	648.00
	(v)	One superintendent	324.00
Surigao
	(w)	One superintendent	864.00
Tarlac
	(x)	One superintendent	540.00
	(y)	One superintendent	432.00
	(z)	Four presidents	384.00
	(a-1)	Six policemen	216.00
	(b-1)	Two policemen	48.00
Baler, Tayabas
	(c-1)	One superintendent	810.00
Calabgan, Tayabas
	(d-1)	One superintendent	540.00
	(e-1)	One president	72.00
	(f-1)	Nine presidents	432.00
	(g-1)	One carabao caretaker	60.00
	(h-1)	One carabao caretaker	48.00
Infanta, Tayabas
	(i-1)	One superintendent	810.00
Zambales
	(j-1)	One superintendent	540.00
	(k-1)	One assistant superintendent	540.00
	(l-1)	Two presidents	192.00
	(m-1)	Six chiefs of police	288.00
	(n-1)	Two chiefs of police	48.00
	(o-1)	Fourteen policemen	504.00
	(p-1)	Five policemen	120.00
	(q-1)	Three policemen	36.00
Superintendents-at-Large
	(r-1)	One superintendent-at-large	2,295.00
	(s-1)	One superintendent-at-large	1,700.00
	(t-1)	One assistant superintendent-at-large	1,428.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(u-1)	Other expenses for the administration of
		non-Christians in regularly organized provinces
		and in the Province of Palawan	P20,816.00
	(v-1)	Aid to the provinces under the control of the
		Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes to be
		distributed by the Secretary of the Interior	290,325.00
			——————
		Total	P338,021.00	P338,021.00
			===========
10.	Constabulary Pension and Retirement Fund,
	section 3, Act No. 3205	100,000.00
11.	Additional contribution to Constabulary Pension and
	Retirement Fund to cover any deficit in said fund
	in 1935: PROVIDED, That pensions paid under
	Act No. 3205, as amended, shall be subject to the
	reductions prescribed under section 15 of this Act	205,000.00
12.	For purchase of 300 Springfield rifles, caliber 30, with
	bayonets and scabbards	25,650.00
13.	For the purchase of books and periodicals for the
	Philippine Constabulary Academy in Baguio,
	section 12, Act No. 3496	400.00
14.	To cover the unpaid portion of the salary of Acting
	Governor Spiller of Sulu	4,106.00
			—————
Total for special appropriations	818,335.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY
Total for salaries and wages	3,675,251.00
Total for sundry expenses	464,246.00
Total for furniture and equipment	20,385.00
Total for special appropriations	818,335.00
Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary
	of the Interior	(149,347.00)
			——————
Total available for the Department of the Interior	14,828,870.00
			===========

VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS

1.	The granting of automatic promotions to medical officers and dental
	surgeons and of additional pay due to length of service to all officers of the
	Philippine Constabulary shall be suspended for the year 1935, the
	provisions of Act No. 3400 and of Act No. 2936, as amended by
	Act No. 3620, to the contrary notwithstanding. This proviso shall not
	affect automatic promotions and additional pay already granted before
	January 1, 1933.
2.	The contribution of the Insular Government to the City of Manila is hereby
	abolished, any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding.
3.	The contribution of the Insular Government to the City of Baguio shall not
	exceed P70,000 during the year, any provision of existing law to the
	contrary notwithstanding,

H. — DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

(1)	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
DEPARTMENT HEADS
1.	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
3.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
CHIEF OF OFFICE
4.	One chief, Budget Office	3,825.00
CLERKS
5.	One clerk		2,550.00
6.	One clerk		2,550.00
7.	One clerk		2,040.00
8.	One clerk		1,530.00
9.	One clerk		756.00
10.	One clerk		540.00
MISCELLANEOUS
11.	Part of the salary of the superintendent, division of
	fiscal records, department of accountancy and statistics
	of the Bureau of Audits, who is detailed for part of the year
	in the Department of Finance to help in the Budget work	2,125.00
			—————
	Total		40,566.00
			=========
(2)	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY — DIVISION OF PURCHASE AND SUPPLY

CHIEF OF OFFICE

1.	One Purchasing Agent	P5,100.00

CHIEFS OF SECTIONS

2.	One chief buyer	4,675.00
3.	One administrative officer	4,675.00
4.	One property officer	4,250.00
5.	One assistant chief buyer	3,060.00
6.	One chief of section	2,550.00
7.	One chief of section	2,040.00
8.	One chief of section	1,693.00
9.	One chief of section	1,530.00
10.	One chief of section	1,530.00
11.	One chief of section	1,530.00
12.	One chief of section	1,080.00
13.	One chief of section	864.00
BUYERS
14.	One buyer	P2,550.00
15.	One buyer	2,380.00
16. One buyer		2,380.00
17.	One buyer	2,380.00
18.	One buyer	2,380.00
19.	One buyer	1,700.00
20.	One buyer	1,530.00
21.	One buyer	1,326.00
STENOGRAPHERS
22.	One stenographer	2,040.00
23.	One stenographer	1,122.00
WAREHOUSEMEN
24.	One warehouseman	1,224.00
25.	One warehouseman	1,122.00
CLERKS
26.	One clerk		1,428.00
27.	One clerk		1,122.00
28.	One stock clerk	1,080.00
29.	One property clerk	1,080.00
30.	Two clerks	2,160.00
31.	Two clerks	2,160.00
32.	One clerk		972.00
33.	One clerk		972.00
34.	Six clerks		4,536.00
35.	One clerk		756.00
36.	One clerk		756.00
37.	Three clerks	2,268,00
38.	Eight clerks	5,184.00
39.	One clerk		648.00
40.	Eight clerks	4,320.00
41.	One clerk		540.00
42.	One clerk		540.00
43.	Five clerks	2,700.00
44.	Nine clerks	3,888.00
45.	Four clerks	1,728.00
46.	One clerk		338.00
47.	Temporary and emergency employees, including
	laborers, as follows:
Shipping Clerk
	(a)	One shipping clerk	648.00
Coal Agents
	(b)	One coal agent	325.00
	(c)	One coal agent	204.00
Watchmen
(d)	One chief watchman	2,448.00
(e)	One watchman	702.00
(f)	One watchman	464.00
(g)	One watchman	454.00
(h)	One watchman	432.00
(i)	One watchman	432.00
Janitor
(j)	One janitor	P518.00
Messengers
(k)	One messenger	421.00
(l)	One messenger	394.00
(m)	One messenger	394.00
(n)	One messenger	366.00
(o)	One messenger	366.00
(p)	One messenger	338.00
(q)	One messenger	338.00
(r)	Five messengers	1,500.00
(s)	One messenger	300.00
(t)	One messenger	300.00
(u)	One messenger	240.00
Laborers
(v)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	48,297.00
			—————
	Total		155,869.00
			=========
(3)	BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
DIRECTORS
1.	One Insular Collector of Customs	P6,120.00
2.	One Insular Deputy Collector of Customs	5,100.00
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS
3.	Two collectors of customs	10,200.00
4.	Four collectors of customs	17,000.00
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS
5.	One deputy collector of customs	3,400.00
6.	One deputy collector of customs	3,400.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
7.	One chief of the customs secret service	4,675.00
8.	One special agent	4,250.00
9.	One chief of division	4,250.00
10.	One chief appraiser	4,250.00
11.	One surveyor of the port	4,250.00
12.	One supervising inspector of hulls and boilers	4,250.00
13.	Two chiefs of divisions	7,650.00
14.	Two chiefs of divisions	6,800.00
15.	One chief of division	3,400.00
16.	One chief of division	3,400.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
17.	One assistant supervising inspector of hulls and boilers	3,825.00
18.	One assistant chief appraiser	3,400.00
19.	One assistant chief of the customs secret service	3,060.00
20.	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
21.	One assistant chief of division	2,380.00
22.	Three assistant chiefs of divisions	6,120.00
23.	One assistant chief of division	2,040.00
24.	One assistant chief of division	1,700.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
25.	One property clerk	1,530.00
26.	One chief of section	1,530.00
27.	One chief of section	1,224.00
28.	One assistant chief of section	972.00
APPRAISERS
29.	One appraiser	3,060.00
30.	Two appraisers	4,760.00
31.	One appraiser	2,380.00
32.	Five appraisers	10,200.00
33.	One appraiser	1,700.00
34.	One assistant appraiser	1,080.00
EXAMINERS
35.	One examiner	2,040.00
36.	One examiner	2,040.00
37.	Two examiners	3,400.00
38.	One examiner	1,700.00
39.	One examiner	1,700.00
40.	One examiner	1,700.00
41.	Five examiners	7,650.00
42.	One examiner	1,530.00
43.	One examiner	1,530.00
44.	One examiner	1,428.00
45.	One examiner	1,428.00
46.	One examiner	1,326.00
47.	Three examiners	3,672.00
48.	Three examiners	3,366.00
49.	One examiner	1,122.00
50.	Seven examiners	7,560.00
51.	One examiner	1,080.00
52.	One examiner	1,080.00
53.	Two examiners	2,160.00
54.	One examiner	1,080.00
55.	One examiner	1,026.00
56.	Two examiners	1,944.00
57.	One examiner	900.00
58.	One examiner	900.00
59.	One examiner	900.00
ASSISTANT EXAMINERS
60.	One assistant examiner	972.00
61.	One assistant examiner	972.00
62.	Two assistant examiners	1,944.00
63.	Three assistant examiners	2,592.00
64.	Four assistant examiners	3,024.00
65.	One assistant examiner	648.00
66.	One assistant examiner	540.00
67.	One assistant examiner	432.00
ASSESSORS
68.	Two assessors	P3,060.00
69.	One assessor	1,530.00
CALCULATORS
70.	One calculator	1,530.00
71.	One calculator	1,428.00
72.	One calculator	1080.00
73.	One calculator	1,080.00
74.	One calculator	1,080.00
75.	One calculator	1,080.00
76.	One calculator	1,080.00
77.	One calculator	1,080.00
78.	One calculator	1,080.00
79.	One calculator	972.00
80.	One calculator	972.00
81.	One calculator	756.00
82.	One calculator	648.00
83.	One calculator	648.00
84.	One calculator	540.00
SURVEYORS OF CUSTOMS
85.	One surveyor of customs	2,040.00
86.	One surveyor of customs	1,530.00
WHARFINGERS
87.	One wharfinger	2,380.00
88.	One wharfinger	2,040.00
89.	One wharfinger	2,040.00
90.	One wharfinger	1,693.00
91.	One assistant wharfinger	1,530.00
92.	One wharfinger	1,080.00
93.	Two wharfingers	1,296.00
BOARDING OFFICERS
94.	Two boarding officers	3,060.00
95.	One boarding officer	1,080.00
INSPECTORS
96.	Seven inspectors of hulls and boilers	23,800.00
97.	One inspector of hulls and boilers	3,400.00
98.	One customs medical inspector	2,550.00
99.	One senior immigration inspector	2,550.00
100.	One immigration inspector	2,040.00
101.	One immigration inspector	2,040.00
102.	One immigration inspector	1,700.00
103.	One immigration inspector	1,080.00
104.	One immigration inspector	972.00
105.	One immigration inspector	864.00
106.	Two immigration inspectors	1,512.00
107.	One immigration inspector	594.00
108.	One warehouse inspector	1,530.00
109.	One assistant warehouse inspector	1,224.00
110.	One bay and river chief inspector	1,530.00
111.	One bay and river inspector	864.00
112.	One customs district inspector, with quarters	1,530.00
113.	One inspector	1,530.00
114.	One inspector	1,224.00
115.	Two inspectors	2,244.00
116.	One inspector	1,080.00
117.	Two inspectors	1,944.00
118.	Four inspectors	3,456.00
119.	One inspector	864.00
120.	Fourteen inspectors	10,584.00
121.	One inspector	745.00
122.	Three inspectors	1,944.00
123.	One inspector	540.00
SUPERINTENDENT
124.	One superintendent, detention station	1,530.00
DISBURSING OFFICERS
125.	One deputy disbursing officer	1,530.00
126.	One assistant disbursing officer	1,326.00
TELLERS
127.	One teller	1,530.00
128.	One clerk-receiving teller	1,080.00
ASSISTANT CASHIER AND CLERK-CASHIERS
129.	One assistant cashier	972.00
130.	One clerk-cashier	864.00
131.	One clerk-cashier	648.00
132.	One clerk-cashier	648.00
STENOGRAPHERS
133.	One stenographer	1,428.00
134.	One stenographer	1,224.00
135.	One stenographer	1,224.00
INTERPRETERS
136.	One Chinese interpreter	1,275.00
137.	Two Chinese interpreters	2,160.00
CLERKS
138.	One clerk		2,040.00
139.	Four clerks	6,120.00
140.	One clerk		1,530.00
141.	Two clerks	2,856.00
142.	One clerk		1,326.00
143.	One clerk		1,326.00
144.	Two clerks	2,448.00
145.	Two clerks	2,244.00
146.	Nine clerks	9,720.00
147.	One clerk		1,080.00
148.	Seven clerks	6,804.00
149.	One clerk		961.00
150.	One clerk		918.00
151.	Nine clerks	7,776.00
152.	One clerk		864.00
153.	One clerk		864.00
154.	One clerk		864.00
155.	One clerk		810.00
156.	Seven clerks	5,290.00
157.	Two clerks	1,512.00
158.	Three clerks	2,268.00
159.	Twenty-five clerks	16,200.00
160.	One clerk		648.00
161.	One clerk		594.00
162.	Twenty-two clerks	11,880.00
163.	One clerk		540.00
164.	One clerk		529.00
165.	One clerk		529.00
166.	Three clerks	1,458.00
167.	One clerk		486.00
168.	One clerk		486.00
169.	One clerk		486.00
170.	Twenty-six clerks	11,232.00
171.	One clerk		432.00
172.	Two clerks	864.00
173.	One clerk		378.00
174.	One clerk		378.00
175.	One clerk		378.00
176.	One clerk		324.00
177.	Temporary employees as follows:

	(a)	Four clerks	960.00

	(b)	One clerk at P20 per month	40.00
WEIGHERS

178.	Two weighers	1,296.00
179.	Two weighers	1,296.00
180.	Three weighers	1,620.00
181.	One weigher	529.00
182.	Five weighers	2,160.00
SEMAPHORE STATION
183.	One chief of the semaphore station	1,122.00
184.	One assistant chief of the semaphore station	864.00
STOREKEEPERS
185.	One storekeeper	972.00
186.	One storekeeper	648.00
187.	One assistant storekeeper	648.00
GUARDS
188.	Seven guards	4,536.00
189.	Two guards	1,296.00
190.	Forty-eight guards	25,920.00
191.	One guard	486.00
192.	Ninety-three guards	40,176.00
193.	One guard	432.00
194.	Three guards	1,296 .00
195.	One guard	432.00
196.	One night guard	432.00
197.	One guard	324.00
BAY AND RIVER GUARDS
198.	One bay and river guard	648.00
199.	One bay and river guard	637.00
200.	Eight bay and river guards	4,320.00
201.	One bay and river guard	540.00
202.	Two bay and river guards	864.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
203.	One telephone operator	324.00
MESSENGERS
204.	One messenger	540.00
205.	One messenger	378.00
206.	Three messengers	1,080.00
207.	One messenger	324.00
208.	Four messengers	1,296.00
209.	One messenger	324.00
210.	Two messengers	600.00
211.	One messenger	300.00
212.	Thirty-one messengers	7,440.00
SECRET SERVICE AGENTS
213.	Secret agents engaged in the apprehension of violators
		of the customs, immigration and revenue laws, as follows:
	(a)	One supervising customs secret service agent	3,060.00
	(b)	One supervising customs secret service agent	2,397.00
	(c)	One supervising customs secret service agent	2,295.00
	(d)	Two supervising customs secret service agents	4,080.00
	(e)	One supervising customs secret service agent	2,040.00
	(f)	One supervising customs secret service agent	1,870.00
	(g)	One supervising customs secret service agent	1,785.00
	(h)	Two supervising customs secret service agents	3,400.00
	(i)	One supervising customs secret service agent	1,080.00
	(j)	One customs secret service agent	1,700.00
	(k)	One customs secret service agent	1,632.00
	(l)	Two customs secret service agents	2,160.00
	(m)	One customs secret service agent	972.00
	(n)	One customs secret service agent	972.00
	(o)	One customs secret service agent	918.00
	(p)	Three customs secret service agents	2,592.00
	(q)	Six customs secret service agents	4,860.00
	(r)	Five customs secret service agents	3,780.00
	(s)	Two customs secret service agents	1,512.00
	(t)	Four customs secret service agents	2,808.00
	(u)	Twenty-three customs secret service agents	14,904.00
	(v)	One customs secret service agent	648.00
	(w)	One customs secret service agent	540.00
	(x)	One customs secret service agent	432.00
214.	One agent	864.00
215.	Two secret agents	1,620.00
216.	One agent	756.00
217.	Four agents	2,592.00
POLICEMEN AND WATCHMEN
218.	One chief of police	972.00
219.	One sergeant of police	594.00
220.	Three policemen	1,620.00
221.	Twenty-three policemen	9,936.00
222.	Two policemen	648.00
223.	One chief watchman	1,530.00
224.	Two watchmen	1,404.00
225.	Eight watchmen	5,184.00
226.	Four watchmen	2,592.00
227.	Fifteen watchmen	8,100.00
228.	Three watchmen	1,296.00
229.	One watchman	378.00
230.	Four watchmen	1,296.00
231.	One watchman	300.00
232.	Two wharf patrolmen	864.00
233.	Two lookouts	648.00
GATEKEEPERS
234.	Two gatekeepers	972.00
235.	Nine gatekeepers	3,888.00
236.	One gatekeeper	378.00
237.	Five gatekeepers	1,620.00
OPENERS
238.	Twelve openers	5,184.00
239.	One opener	432.00
240.	Four openers	1,296.00
JANITORS
241.	One chief janitor	756.00
242.	One janitor	486.00
243.	Nine janitors	3,402.00
LABORERS
244.	Two laborers	972.00
245.	For laborers handling cargo in the pier and customs bodega	1,784.00
246.	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	4,500.00
247.	Two laborers	756.00
248.	One laborer	324.00
249.	One laborer	300.00
250.	Laborers for transferring cargo from foreign vessels
	to the customhouse bodega	1,200.00
251.	Laborers for transferring cargo from foreign
	vessels to the customhouse bodega	1,000.00
252.	Laborers for transferring cargo from foreign vessels
		to the customhouse bodega	1,200.00
253.	One corporal	432.00
254.	One porter	324.00
255.	One porter	300.00
256.	One porter	240.00
CHAUFFEURS AND MOTORCYCLIST
257.	One chauffeur	756.00
258.	One chauffeur	648.00
259.	One motorcyclist	540.00
MACHINIST
260.	One machinist	648.00
OFFICERS AND CREWS OF STEAMERS, LAUNCHES AND MOTORBOATS
261.	Salaries of captain, officers and crew of the
		steamer "Arayat", as follows:
	(a)	One captain	4,590.00
	(b)	One first officer	2,805.00
	(c)	One second officer	1,836.00
	(d)	One third officer	1,683.00
	(e)	One radio operator	1,530.00
	(f)	One chief engineer	4,590.00
	(g)	One first assistant engineer	2,805.00
	(h)	One second assistant engineer	1,836.00
	(i)	One third assistant engineer	1,683.00
	(j)	Two motorboat machinists	1,296.00
	(k)	Three machinists	2,268.00
	(1)	Six oilers	3,240.00
	(m)	Three firemen	1,458.00
	(n)	Three coal-passers	1,134.00
	(o)	One storekeeper	486.00
	(p)	One storekeeper	324.00
	(q)	One boatswain	648.00
	(r)	One carpenter	648.00
	(s)	Three quartermasters	1,134.00
	(t)	Two coxswains	756.00
	(u)	Twelve seamen	4,536.00
	(v)	One steward	648.00
	(w)	Three messboys	792.00
	(x)	One first cook	648.00
	(y)	One second cook	378.00
262.	Subsistence of captain, officers and crew of the
		steamer "Arayat"	16,265.60
263.	Clothing allowance to crew of the steamer "Arayat"	1,218.40
264.	Salaries of captain, officers and crew of the
	steamer "Mindoro," as follows:
	(a)	One captain	3,825.00
	(b)	One first officer	2,244.00
	(c)	One second officer	1,683.00
	(d)	One radio operator	1,224.00
	(e)	One chief engineer	3,825.00
	(f)	One first assistant engineer	2,244.00
	(g)	One second assistant engineer	1,683.00
	(h)	One boatswain	648.00
	(i)	One carpenter	648.00
	(j)	Three quartermasters	1,134.00
	(k)	One coxswain	378.00
	(l)	One machinist	756.00
	(m)	Three oilers	1,620.00
	(n)	One steward	648.00
	(o)	One cook	648.00
	(p)	One cook	378.00
	(q)	Seven seamen	2,268.00
	(r)	Three firemen	1,458.00
	(s)	Two coal-passers	764.00
	(t)	Two messboys	528.00
	(u)	One messboy	264.00
265.	Subsistence of captain, officers and crew of the steamer
		Mindoro	10,966.40
266.	Clothing allowance to crew of the steamer "Mindoro"	720.00
267.	Salaries and wages of launch foremen and crews, as follows:
Foremen
	(a)	One launch foreman	2,720.00
	(b)	One assistant foreman	1,080.00
Carpenter
	(c)	One carpenter	810.00
Patrons
	(d)	One patron	972.00
	(e)	One patron	864.00
	(f)	Two patrons	1,080.00
Engineers
	(g)	One engineer	672.00
	(h)	One assistant engineer	648.00
Firemen
	(i)	One fireman	432.00
	(j)	One fireman	432.00
	(k)	Two firemen	756,00
Quartermasters
	(l)	Two quartermasters	648.00
Seamen
	(m)	Eleven seamen	3,300.00
Machinists
	(n)	One machinist	570.00
	(o)	One machinist	540.00
	(p)	One machinist	432.00
268.	Subsistence of launch crews	5,280.80
269.	Clothing allowance to crews	788.80
270.	Salaries and wages of officers and crews of launches
	and motorboats, as follows:
Patrons
	(a)	One patron	P1,530.00
	(b)	One patron	1,275.00
	(c)	One patron	972.00
	(d)	One patron	648.00
	(e)	One patron	648.00
Engineers
	(f)	One engineer	2,397.00
	(g)	One engineer	1,530.00
	(h)	One engineer	1,080.00
	(i)	Two engineers	1,512.00
Machinists
	(j)	One machinist	756.00
	(k)	One machinist	756.00
Quartermasters
	(l)	Three quartermasters	1,134.00
	(m)	One quartermaster	378.00
Seamen
	(n)	Three seamen	972.00
	(o)	Five seamen	1,620.00
	(p)	One seaman	324.00
Oiler
	(q)	One oiler	540.00
271.	Subsistence of officers and crews of launches
	and motorboats	7,272.00
272.	Clothing allowance to crews	400.00
273.	Wages of crew of launch as follows:
	(a)	One patron	864.00
	(b)	One machinist	864.00
	(c)	One quartermaster	432.00
	(d)	Two firemen	864.00
	(e)	Two seamen	648.00
274.	Subsistence of crew of launch	923.20
275.	Clothing allowance to crew of launch	64.00
276.	Wages of crew of launch as follows:
	(a)	One machinist	864.00
	(b)	One quartermaster	540.00
	(c)	One assistant machinist	432.00
	(d)	One fireman	432.00
	(e)	One fireman	276.00
	(f)	One seaman	278.00
277.	Subsistence of crew of launch	1,188.00
278.	Clothing allowance to crew of launch	64.00
279.	Wages of crew of boat and motor boat as follows:
	(a)	One patron	648.00
	(b)	One patron	648.00
	(c)	One machinist	756.00
	(d)	One machinist	648.00
	(e)	One seaman	324.00
	(f)	Three seamen	720.00
	(g)	One boatman	300.00
	(h)	One boatman	240.00
280.	Subsistence of crew of boat and motorboat	1,588.00
281.	Clothing allowance to crew of boat and motorboat	136.00
282.	Wages of crew of boat and motorboat as follows:
	(a)	One machinist	540.00
	(b)	One boatman	280.00
283.	Subsistence of crew of motorboat	264.80
284.	Clothing allowance to crew	56.00
285.	Wages of crew of motor launch as follows:
	(a)	One patron	864.00
	(b)	One machinist	864.00
	(c)	Two sailors	600.00
286.	Subsistence of crew of motor launch	657.60
287.	Clothing allowance to crew of motor launch	64.00
288.	Wages of crew of launch as follows:
	(a)	One patron	648.00
	(b)	One machinist	648.00
	(c)	One sailor	300.00
289.	Subsistence of crew of launch	440.00
290.	Clothing allowance to crew	34.40
			—————
	Total		869,625.00
			=========
(4)	BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DIRECTORS
1.	One Collector of Internal Revenue	P6,120.00
2.	One Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief of division	4,675,00
4.	One chief of division	4,675.00
5.	One chief of division	4,675.00
6.	One chief of division	4,250.00
7.	One chief of division	3,825.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8.	One assistant chief of division	3,825.00
9.	One assistant chief of division	3,825.00
10.	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
11.	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
12.	One assistant chief of division	2,040.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
13.	One chief, inheritance tax section	P2,550.00
14.	One agent in charge of the secret service section	2,210.00
15.	One cashier and disbursing officer	2,040.00
16.	One chief, records section	1,700.00
17.	One chief of section	1,530.00
18.	One bookkeeper	1,530.00
19.	One personnel clerk	1,530.00
20.	One chief of section	1,326.00
21.	One chief, audit, index and assessment section	1,122.00
22.	One property clerk	1,122.00
23.	One chief, records and transcripts section	972.00
EXAMINERS
24.	One examiner	2,040.00
25.	One examiner	1,700.00
26.	One examiner	1,530.00
TRANSLATOR
27.	One translator	1,122.00
STENOGRAPHERS
28. One stenographer	2,040.00
29. One stenographer	1,530.00
30. One stenographer	1,224.00
LAW CLERKS
31.	One law clerk	2,040.00
32.	One law clerk	2,040.00
CLERKS
33.	One clerk		2,380.00
34.	One clerk		1,700.00
35.	One clerk		1,700.00
36.	One clerk		1,530.00
37.	One clerk		1,530.00
38.	One clerk		1,275.00
39.	One clerk		1,224.00
40.	Four clerks	4,488.00
41.	Four clerks	4,320.00
42.	One clerk		1,080.00
43.	One clerk		1,080.00
44.	One clerk		1,080.00
45.	Five clerks	4,860.00
46.	Two clerks	1,944.00
47.	Two clerks	1,836.00
48.	Five clerks	4,320.00
49.	One clerk		864.00
50.	One clerk		864.00
51.	One clerk		864.00
52.	One clerk		864.00
53.	Eight clerks	6,048.00
54.	One clerk		756.00
55.	One clerk		756.00
56.	Two clerks	1,512.00
57.	One clerk		756.00
58.	Twelve clerks	7,776.00
59. Two clerks		1,296.00
60.	One clerk		648.00
61.	One clerk		648.00
62.	Two clerks	1,296.00
63.	Nine clerks	5,832.00
64.	One clerk		648.00
65.	Nineteen clerks	10,260.00
66. Three clerks		1,620.00
67. Thirteen clerks		7,020.00
68. One clerk		540.00
69.	One clerk		486.00
70.	Seven clerks	3,024.00
71.	One clerk		432.00
72.	Three clerks	1,296.00
73.	One clerk		432.00
74.	Two clerks	864.00
75.	One clerk		432.00
76.	One clerk		432.00
77.	One clerk		378.00
78.	One clerk		324.00
79.	One clerk		324.00
AGENTS
80.	One agent	3,570.00
81.	One agent	3,400.00
82.	One agent	3,315.00
83.	One agent	3,315.00
84.	One agent	2,975.00
85.	One agent	2,975.00
86.	One agent	2,720.00
87.	Four agents	10,200.000
88.	One agent	2,550.00
89.	One agent	2,550.00
90.	One agent	2,210.00
91.	Three agents	6,120,00
92.	One agent	2,040.00
93.	One agent	2,040.00
94.	One agent	2,040.00
95.	One agent	2,040.00
96.	One agent	2,040.00
97.	One agent	2,040.00
98. One agent		2,040.00
99. One agent		2,040.00
100.	One agent	1,700.00
101.	One agent	1,700.00
102.	One agent	1,530.00
103.	One agent	1,530.00
104.	One agent	1,530.00
105.	One agent	1,530.00
106.	One agent	1,275.00
107.	One agent	1,275.00
108.	One agent	1,122.00
109.	One agent	1,080.00
AGENT'S ASSISTANTS
110.	One agent's assistant	1,700.00
111.	Seven agent's assistants	11,900.00
112.	One agent's assistant	1,700.00
113.	One agent's assistant	1,700.00
114.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
115.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
116.	Two agent's assistants	3,060.00
117.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
118.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
119.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
120.	Three agent's assistants	4,590.00
121.	One agent's assistant	1,530.00
122.	One agent's assistant	1,428.00
123.	One agent's assistant	1,326.00
124.	Three agent's assistants	3,825.00
125.	Five agent's assistants	6,120.00
126.	One agent's assistant	1,224.00
127.	One agent's assistant	1,224.00
128.	One agent's assistant	1,122.00
129.	Six agent's assistants	6,732.00
130.	One agent's assistant	1,122.00
131.	One agent's assistant	1,122.00
132.	One agent's assistant	1,122.00
133.	Two agent's assistants	2,244.00
134.	One agent's assistant	1,122.00
135.	Two agent's assistants	2,244.00
136.	One agent's assistant	1,080.00
137.	One agent's assistant	1,080.00
138.	Two agent's assistants	2,160.00
139.	One agent's assistant	972.00
140.	Two agent's assistants	1,944.00
141.	One agent's assistant	918.00
142.	One agent's assistant	864.00
143.	One agent's assistant	864.00
144.	One agent's assistant	864.00
145.	One agent's assistant	864.00
146.	One agent's assistant	864.00
147.	Two agent's assistants	1,728.00
148.	One agent's assistant	864.00
149.	One agent's assistant	864.00
150.	Two agent's assistants	1,728.00
151.	Two agent's assistants	1,728.00
152.	One agent's assistant	810.00
153.	One agent's assistant	756.00
154.	One agent's assistant	648.00
INHERITANCE TAX EXAMINERS
155.	One inheritance tax examiner	2,040.00
156.	One inheritance tax examiner	1,530.00
157.	One inheritance tax examiner	1,530.00
INCOME TAX EXAMINERS
158.	Two income tax examiners	P6,800.00
159.	One income tax examiner	2,550.00
160.	One income tax examiner	2,210.00
161.	Three income tax examiners	6,120.00
162.	One income tax examiner	2,040.00
163.	One income tax examiner	2,040.00
164.	One income tax examiner	1,700.00
165.	Thirteen income tax examiners	19,890.00
166.	Three income tax examiners	4,590.00
167.	Two income tax examiners	3,060.00
168.	One income tax examiner	1,428.00
169.	One income tax examiner	1,326.00
170.	One income tax examiner	1,224.00
171.	One income tax examiner	1,080.00
ASSISTANT INCOME TAX EXAMINERS
172.	One assistant income tax examiner	1,122.00
173.	Ten assistant income tax examiners	10,800.00
174.	One assistant income tax examiner	1,080.00
175.	One assistant income tax examiner	1,080.00
176.	Two assistant income tax examiners	1,944.00
177.	One assistant income tax examiner	972.00
178.	Seven assistant income tax examiners	6,804.00
179.	One assistant income tax examiner	864.00
180.	One assistant income tax examiner	864.00
181.	One assistant income tax examiner	648.00
DRUG INSPECTORS
182.	One drug inspector	1,224.00
183.	One drug inspector	1,122.00
INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
184.	One inspector of weights and measures	1,224.00
185.	One inspector of weights and measures	1,224.00
186.	One inspector of weights and measures	1,224.00
187.	One inspector of weights and measures	1,224.00
188.	One inspector of weights and measures	1,224,00
FOREST INSPECTORS
189.	One forest inspector	1,080.00
190.	One forest inspector	1,080.00
CHINESE AND JAPANESE ACCOUNTANTS
191.	One Chinese accountant	2,720.00
192.	One Chinese accountant	2,040.00
193.	One accountant in Chinese	2,040.00
194.	One Chinese accountant	1,530.00
195.	One accountant in Chinese	1,530,00
196.	One accountant in Chinese	1,530.00
197.	Three accountants in Chinese	4,590.00
198.	One accountant in Chinese	1,530.00
199.	One accountant in Chinese	1,530.00
200.	Two Chinese accountants	3,060.00
201.	One Chinese accountant	1,530.00
202.	One Chinese accountant	1,122.00
203.	Two Chinese accountants	2,160.00
204.	Two accountants in Chinese	2,160.00
205.	One accountant in Chinese	1,080.00
206.	One accountant in Chinese	1,080.00
207.	One Japanese accountant	1,080.00
208.	Two Chinese accountants	1,944.00
209.	One Chinese accountant	972.00
STUDENT AGENTS
210.	For the employment of four student agents to be filled by
	non-Christian Filipinos not subject to Civil Service rules	2,160.00
211.	For the employment of one student agent to be filled by
	a non-Christian Filipino not subject to Civil Service rules	540.00
212.	For the employment of one student agent to be filled by
	a non-Christian Filipino not subject to Civil Service rules	540.00
MESSENGERS
213.	Three messengers	1,134.00
214.	One messenger	378.00
215.	One messenger	300.00
216.	One messenger	300.00
LABORERS
217.	One mechanic	1,080.00
218.	One mechanic	648.00
219.	One janitor, with free quarters while required to live
		in the Bureau of Internal Revenue building	756.00
220.	Five laborers	2,160.00
221.	One laborer	432.00
222.	One laborer	432.00
223.	One laborer	405.00
224.	Five laborers	1,620.00
225.	One laborer	324.00
226.	Two laborers	648.00
MISCELLANEOUS
227.	For the employment of special investigators not subject
	to Civil Service rules, as follows:
Investigators
	(a)	Three special investigators	6,120.00
	(b)	One special investigator	2,040.00
	(c)	One special investigator	1,224.00
	(d)	Three special investigators	3,240.00
	(e)	One special investigator	1,008.00
	(f)	Five special investigators	3,780.00
	(g)	One special investigator	756.00
228.	Temporary employees and storekeepers, including
	laborers, as follows:
Secret Service Agents
	(a)	One secret service agent	P972.00
	(b)	One secret service agent	864.00
	(c)	Three secret service agents	2,268.00
	(d)	Four secret service agents	2,592.00
	(e)	Nine secret service agents	4,860.00
	(f)	One secret service agent	540.00
	(g)	Four secret service agents	2160.00
	(h)	One secret service agent	540.00
Head Gaugers
	(i)	One head gauger	756.00
	(j)	Three head gaugers	1,944.00
Storekeepers
	(k)	One storekeeper	864.00
	(l)	One storekeeper	864.00
	(m)	One storekeeper	756.00
	(n)	One storekeeper	756.00
	(o)	Five storekeepers	3,240.00
	(p)	Three storekeepers	1,944.00
	(q)	Twenty-one storekeepers	11,340.00
	(r)	Three storekeepers	1,620.00
	(s)	Two storekeepers	1,080.00
	(t)	One storekeeper	540.00
	(u)	One storekeeper	540.00
	(v)	One storekeeper	540.00
	(w)	Six storekeepers	2,916.00
	(x)	One hundred sixteen storekeepers	50,112.00
	(y)	One storekeeper	432.00
	(z)	Two storekeepers	864.00
	(a-1)	Six -storekeepers	2,592.00
	(b-1)	One storekeeper	378.00
Clerks
	(c-1)	Nine clerks	2,160.00
Laborers
	(d-1)	One chauffeur	756.00
	(e-1)	One motorcycle-driver	702.00
	(f-1)	One laborer-shipper	594 00
	(g-1)	Three laborer-stampers	1,458.00
	(h-1)	One laborer-stamper	486.00
	(i-1)	Two laborer-stampers	864.00
	(j-1)	One laborer-stamper	432.00
	(k-1)	Two laborer-stampers	756.00
	(l-1)	Three laborer-stampers	972.00
	(m-1)	One laborer-mechanic	378.00
	(n-1)	One laborer-sailor	240.00
	(o-1)	One laborer-janitor	324.00
	(p-1)	One laborer-janitor	324.00
	(q-1)	One laborer-janitor	240.00
	(r-1)	One laborer-janitor	120.00
			—————
		Total	615,781.00
			=========
(5)	BUREAU OF THE TREASURY
DIRECTORS
1.	One Insular Treasurer	P,6120.00
2.	One Assistant Insular Treasurer	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief of division and cashier	4,675.00
4.	One chief of division and currency and bond register	4,250.00
5.	One chief of division and second deputy
	insurance commissioner	4,250.00
6.	One superintendent of the mint and cashier	3,400.00
7.	One chief clerk and disbursing officer	2,550.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8.	One assistant cashier	3,400.00
9.	One chief accountant	3,400.00
EXAMINERS
10.	One examiner	3,400.00
11.	One examiner	3,400.00
12.	One examiner	2,550.00
13.	One examiner	2,550.00
14.	One examiner	2,550.00
15.	Three examiners	6,120.00
16.	One examiner	2,040.00
17.	One examiner	2,040.00
18.	One examiner	2,040.00
19.	One assistant examiner	1,530.00
20.	One assistant examiner	1,530.00
21.	One assistant examiner	1,530.00
22.	One bond clerk and assistant examiner	1,530.00
TELLERS
23.	One paying and receiving teller	3,060.00
24.	One paying and receiving teller	2,040.00
25.	One paying and receiving teller	1,785.00
CLERKS AND STENOGRAPHERS
26.	One property clerk	1,530.00
27.	One clerk		1,530.00
28.	One clerk-stenographer	1,530.00
29.	One clerk		1,080.00
30.	One record clerk	1,080.00
31.	One clerk		972.00
32.	One clerk		972.00
33.	One clerk-stenographer	864.00
34.	Two clerks	1,620.00
35.	One clerk		756.00
36.	One clerk		702.00
37.	One clerk		648.00
38.	One clerk		540.00
39.	One clerk		540.00
40.	One clerk		540.00
41.	One clerk		432.00
ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPERS
42.	One assistant accountant	1,530.00
43.	One bookkeeper	864.00
44.	One clerk-bookkeeper	864.00
MONEY-COUNTERS
45.	One chief money-counter	1,080.00
46.	Two money-counters	1,512.00
47. Two money-counters	1,512.00
48.	One money-counter and chief janitor	756.00
49.	Three money-counters	1,944.00
50.	One money-counter	648.00
51.	One money-counter	648.00
52.	One money-counter	540.00
GUARDS
53.	One chief guard	2,125.00
54.	One assistant chief guard	2,040.00
55.	Four guards	3,240.00
56.	Three guards	2,268.00
57.	One guard	756.00
58.	Three guards	1,620.00
59.	Three guards	1,620.00
60.	One guard	540.00
MECHANIC
61.	One foreman and mechanic	1,326.00
MESSENGERS
62.	One messenger	324.00
63.	One messenger	240.00
MISCELLANEOUS
64.	Temporary employees, including laborers, as follows:
	(a)	Two messengers	480.00
	(b)	One janitor	486.00
	(c)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	566.00
65.	Clothing and shoes for guards	461.00
			—————
	Total		122,166.00
			=========
(6)	BUREAU OF BANKING
COMMISSIONERS
1.	One Bank Commissioner	P6,120.00
2.	One Assistant Bank Commissioner	5,100.00
EXAMINERS
3.	One chief examiner	4,250.00
4.	Two examiners	8,000.00
5.	Two examiners	6,800.00
6.	Three examiners	7,650.00
7.	One examiner	2,550.00
8.	One examiner	2,550.00
9.	One accountant and assistant examiner	2,550.00
CLERKS
10.	One chief clerk and stenographer	2,040.00
11.	One record clerk and typist	1,080.00
12.	One property clerk and typist	1080.00
13.	One clerk-typist	432.00
MISCELLANEOUS
14.	Temporary employees, including laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One clerk-messenger	486.00
	(b)	One messenger-janitor	378.00
	(c)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	120.00
			—————
	Total		51,186.00
			=========
(7)	BUREAU OF PRINTING
DIRECTORS
1.	One Director of Printing	P5,100.00
2.	One Assistant Director of Printing	4,080.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One superintendent of work and chief of division	3,230.00
4.	One chief clerk	2,720.00
5.	Six chiefs of divisions	15,300.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
6.	One chief accountant and assistant chief of division	2,380.00
7.	Seven assistant chiefs of divisions	13,090.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
8.	One supervising editor of publications and chief of section	2,380.00
9.	One employee in charge of buildings, bodegas and
	transportation and chief of section	2,210.00
10.	One employee in charge of proofs and chief of section	1,700.00
11.	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,700.00
12.	One property record clerk and chief of section	1,530.00
13.	One property clerk (storekeeper) and chief of section	1,080.00
WORK-ORDER WRITERS, ESTIMATORS AND COMPUTERS
14.	One work-order writer and computer	1,530.00
15.	One work-order writer and computer	1,530.00
16.	One computer and assistant estimator	1,301,40
17.	One assistant work-order writer and computer	1,122.00
TECHNICAL EMPLOYEES
18.	One employee in charge of the Official Gazette	2,040.00
19.	One press proof-reader	1,530.00
20.	One artist-engraver	1,530.00
21.	One Diesel engine operator	1,530.00
22.	One copy editor	1,377.00
CLERKS
23.	One clerk		1,080.00
24.	One clerk		1,080.00
25.	One clerk		878.00
26.	Two clerks	1,728.00
27.	One clerk		864.00
28.	One clerk		810.00
29.	One clerk		648.00
30.	One clerk		648.00
31.	One clerk		648.00
32.	One clerk		594.00
33.	Three clerks	1,620.00
34.	Two clerks	1,080.00
35.	One clerk		540.00
36.	Two clerks	1,080.00
27.	Two clerks	1,080.00
MISCELLANEOUS
38.	Craftsmen, junior craftsmen, apprentices, watchmen,
	chauffeurs, messengers, helpers, press-feeders,
	mechanics, carpenters, painters and laborers	249,129.00
39.	Night and overtime work	26,135.00
40.	Extra compensation in accordance with section 1657
	of the Administrative Code, as amended	30,912.00
			——————
	Total		390,544.00
			==========
	Total for salaries and wages	2,245,737.00
			==========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	78,645.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	8,007.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	39,372.00
4.	Illumination and power service	20,110.0
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	9,180.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials, including
	overalls for employees and oil cloth for use by said
	employees on tables in the premises of the
	Bureau of Printing during meal time	534,667.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	14,922.00
8.	Free distribution of public documents, in accordance with
	section 1653 of the Administrative Code	8,202.00
9.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	2,761.00
10.	Maintenance, reconstruction and repair of equipment	42,564.00
11.	Other services	15,875.00
12.	Sundry expenses in connection with secret service	17,500.00
			——————
	Total for sundry expenses	791,805.00
			==========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	9,308.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	9,308.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	For expenses of the various bureaus and offices of the
	Insular Government in connection with their participation
	in the Philippine Carnival of 1935 to be allotted by the
	Secretary of Finance: PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
	That this amount shall not become available for expenditure
	unless the Philippine Carnival Association contributes
	for the expenses of such participation the sum of fifteen
	thousand pesos, which shall be deposited with the
	Insular Treasury and made available for expenditure
	for said participation in addition to this appropriation:
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That any income derived
	from government exhibits may be expended for the
	said participation in addition to the appropriation herein
	authorized : AND PROVIDED, FINALLY, That any
	unexpended balance remaining from this appropriation,
	from the contribution of the Philippine Carnival
	Association and from the said income, after all expenses
	and obligations in connection with the said participation
	have been paid, shall be distributed in equal parts
	between the Insular Government and the Philippine
	Carnival Association	15,000.00
2.	For per diems of the members of the Board of Marine Accidents	3,000.00
3.	For the landing and transportation of immigrants' baggage
	from ships to the Customs office, including salaries
	and wages, equipment and other expenses:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One foreman	P1,275.00
	(b)	One assistant foreman	648.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Transportation of packages	4,577.00
			—————
	Total		P6,500.00	P6,500.00
			=========
4.	Suppression of clandestine distillation of spirits:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One secret service agent	P756.00
	(b)	One secret service agent	756.00
	(c)	Six secret service agents	3,888.00
	(d)	Three secret service agents	1,944.00
	(e)	Eleven secret service agents	5,940.00
	(f)	Eight secret service agents	4,320.00
	(g)	Two secret service agents	1,080.00
	(h)	One secret service agent	540.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(i)	Sundry expenses	5,020.00
			—————
	Total		P24,244.00	24,244.00
			=========
5.	For the necessary expenses of the Loan Board in
	carrying out the provisions of Acts 3335,
	3420, 3532 and 3838:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One loan inspector	P3,825.00
	(b)	One clerk-stenographer	1,080.00
	(c)	One bookkeeper	1,080.00
	Total for salaries and wages	5,985.00
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(d)	Traveling expenses of personnel	500.00
	(e)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	500.00
	(f)	Consumption of supplies and materials	327.00
	(g)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	100.00
	(h)	Other services	50.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	1,477.00
			========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(i)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	100.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	100.00
			=========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	P5,985.00
	Total for sundry expenses	1,477.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	100.00
	Total available for the Loan Board in carrying
	out the provisions of Acts Nos. 3335, 3420, 3532
	and 3838		P7,562.00
	Amount to be paid out of the receipts from
	investments of the Loan Fund under Acts
	Nos. 3335, 3420, 3532 and 3838	(P7,562.00)
			——————
			0.00
			==========	————
	Total for special appropriations	P48,744.00
			========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	2,245,737.00
	Total for sundry expenses	791,805.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	9,308.00
	Total for special appropriations	48,744.00
	Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary
	of Finance	(92,868.00)
			——————
	Total available for the Department of Finance	P3,002,726.00
			===========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	The charges for service rendered in connection with the landing and
	transportation of immigrants' baggage from ships to the Customs office,
	shall be fixed by the Insular Collector of Customs with the approval of the
	Secretary of Finance.
2.	Any saving of the appropriation for the Bureau of Internal Revenue for
	1935 may be used for the payment during the said year of additional
	compensation of ten per centum of the salary of officers and
	employees of the Bureau of Internal Revenue who have demonstrated
	proficiency in the examination of books of accounts in a language other
	than English, Spanish or Philippine dialects for internal-revenue tax
	purposes, of merchants engaged in business in the Philippine Islands:
	PROVIDED, That the granting of the said additional compensation shall be
	made by the Secretary of Finance upon the recommendation of the
	Collector of Internal Revenue.
3.	The Secretary of Finance is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with
	a private corporation, in behalf of the Government of the Philippine
	Islands, for the furnishing of electric fluid to the Insular Government and
	its dependencies, and to the Government of the City of Manila and its
	dependencies, the latter by special contract with the Insular Government,
	with the following conditions:
	First. That the said private corporation shall install and establish a
	hydro-electric plant producing twice as much electric fluid as that
	consumed at present by both governments and their dependencies;
	Second. That the price of the electric fluid supplied by the said corporation
	shall not exceed that paid at present by the Government of the Philippine
	Islands and the Government of the City of Manila to the Manila Electric
	Company, and that the conditions of the new contract shall be at least as
	favorable to the Government as those contained in the present contracts
	between the said government and the Manila Electric Company;
	Third. That upon the expiration of 25 years from the date on which the
	Government of the Philippine Islands will begin using the electric fluid
	furnished by the said private corporation, the hydro-electric plant thereof
	with all its dependencies, machineries, fixtures, apparatus, equipment,
	supplies and other properties shall become the exclusive property of the
	Government of the Philippine Islands without consideration or payment of
	any kind to the private company owning the same: PROVIDED, That the
	Government of the Philippine Islands, during the existence of the contract
	with the said private corporation, binds itself to use a quantity of electric
	fluid not less than that consumed at present by the Government of the
	Philippine Islands and the Government of the City of Manila: PROVIDED,
	FURTHER, That if for the purpose of economy or on account of the
	reorganization of the Insular Government the quantity of electric fluid used
	annually by the Insular Government and the Government of the City of
	Manila becomes less than that used by said Governments during the year
	1931, the time for the final transfer of ownership over the private
	hydro-electric plant supplying the same shall be extended proportionately,
	based upon the difference between the electric fluid consumption in the
	future and the consumption in 1931: AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, That
	the said private corporation reserves the right to dispose of the excess
	electric fluid by separate contracts with persons residing outside of the
	City of Manila.
4.	Subject to the approval of the Secretary of Finance, the Insular Collector
	of Customs may authorize the janitor assigned in the detention station at
	Engineer Island to lodge free of charge in said station while required to live
	therein.
5.	In the appointment of the employees receiving salaries from items 191 to
	209, inclusive, of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, preference shall be given
	to duly qualified natives, if any.

I. — DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

(1) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

DEPARTMENT HEADS

1.	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief clerk	P3,825.00
4.	One chief of division	3,400.00
LAW CLERK
5.	One law clerk	2,550.00
CLERKS
6.	One clerk		3,060.00
7.	One clerk		2,550.00
8.	One clerk		2,040.00
9.	One clerk		1,224.00
10.	One clerk		1,080.00
MESSENGER
11.	One messenger	540.00
			—————
	Total		37,694.00
			========
(2)	BUREAU OF JUSTICE
DIRECTORS
1.	One Solicitor-General	P6,800.00
2.	One Assistant Solicitor-General	5,100.00
ASSISTANT ATTORNEYS
3.	Two assistant attorneys	10,200.00
4.	One assistant attorney	4,250.00
5.	One assistant attorney	4,250.00
6.	One assistant attorney	4,250.00
7.	One assistant attorney	3,655.00
8.	Three assistant attorneys	10,200.00
9.	Five assistant attorneys	15,300.00
10.	One assistant attorney	2,720.00
11.	One assistant attorney	2,550.00
12.	Two assistant attorneys	5,100.00
13.	Four assistant attorneys	9,180.00
14,	Two assistant attorneys	4,080.00
15.	Three assistant attorneys	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
16.	One chief of division	3,060.00
17.	Two chiefs of divisions	3,060.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
18.	One assistant chief of division and librarian	2,380.00
19.	One assistant chief of division	1,530.00
20.	One assistant chief of division and stenographer	1,530.00
21.	One assistant chief of division	972.00
CASHIER AND DISBURSING OFFICER
22.	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
STENOGRAPHERS
23.	One stenographer	1,700.00
24.	Three stenographers	4,590.00
25.	One stenographer	1,080.00
26.	One stenographer	1,080.00
27.	One stenographer	1,080.00
28. One junior stenographer	648.00
CLERKS
29.	One clerk		1,224.00
30.	One clerk		1,080.00
31.	One clerk		864.00
32.	Two clerks	1,620.00
33.	Two clerks	1,512.00
34.	Three clerks	1,944.00
35.	One clerk		648.00
36.	Three clerks	1,620.00
37.	Two clerks	1,080.00
38.	One clerk		486.00
39.	Two clerks	864.00
40.	One clerk		432.00
41.	One clerk		432.00
42.	One clerk		432.00
43.	Two clerks	864.00
44.	Two clerks	864.00
45.	One clerk		324.00
46.	Three clerks	972.00
47.	One clerk		240.00
MESSENGERS
48.	One messenger	324.00
49.	Four messengers	960.00
JANITOR
50.	One janitor	324.00
MISCELLANEOUS
51.	Deductions for vacancies, absences, etc.	(2,550.00)
			—————
	Total		133,535.00
			=========
(3)	COURTS OF FIRST INSTANCE, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURTS AND OFFICES OF PROVINCIAL SHERIFFS
DISTRICT JUDGES
1.	Thirty-two judges	P272,000.00
2.	Two judges	17,000.00
3.	One judge	8,500.00
4.	Six judges		45,900.00
5.	One judge	7,650.00
6.	One judge	6,800.00
7.	Four judges	27,200.00
JUDGES-AT-LARGE
8. One judge-at-large	9,000.00
9.	One judge-at-large	8,000.00
10.	One judge-at-large	7,000.00
11.	Five judges-at-large	34,000.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF CLERKS OF COURTS
12.	One superintendent of clerks of courts	P3,060.00
CLERKS OF COURTS
13.	One clerk of court	4,250.00
14.	Two clerks of courts	5,950.00
15.	One clerk of court	2,975.00
16.	One clerk of court	2,975.00
17.	Eight clerks of courts	21,760.00
18.	One clerk of court	2,720.00
19.	One clerk of court	2,720.00
20.	One clerk of court	2,720.00
21.	Seven clerks of courts	14,280.00
22.	One clerk of court	2,040.00
23.	One clerk of court	2,040.00
24.	One clerk of court	1,700.00
25.	One clerk of court	1,700.00
26.	One clerk of court	1,700.00
27.	One clerk of court	1,700.00
28.	Five clerks of courts	7,650.00
29.	Six clerks of courts	7,650.00
30.	One clerk of court	1,275.00
31.	One clerk of court	1,275.00
32.	Three clerks of courts	3,825.00
33.	One clerk of court	1,080.00
34.	One clerk of court	1,080.00
35.	One clerk of court	540.00
DEPUTY CLERKS OF COURTS
36.	One assistant clerk of court and ex-officio chief
	of probate division	3,400.00
37	Twelve deputy clerks of courts	18,360.00
38	Three deputy clerks of courts	4,590.00
39	Two deputy clerks of courts	2,550.00
40	Two deputy clerks of courts	2,550.00
41	One deputy clerk of court	1,275.00
42	One deputy clerk of court	1,275.00
43	Two deputy clerks of courts	2,550.00
44	One deputy clerk of court	1,275.00
45	Two deputy clerks of courts	2,550.00
46	One deputy clerk of court	1,275.00
47	Five deputy clerks of courts	5,400.00
48	One deputy clerk of court	1,080.00
49	One deputy clerk of court	1,080.00
60	Two deputy clerks of courts	2,160.00
51	Four deputy clerks of courts	3,240.00
52	Two deputy clerks of courts	1,296.00
53	One deputy clerk of court	648
54	Two deputy clerks of courts	1,296.00
55	Ten deputy clerks of courts	5,400.00
56	Three deputy clerks of courts	1,620.00
57	One deputy clerk of court	540
58	Four deputy clerks of courts	2,160.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
59	One accountant	2,040.00
60	One chief of statistical and docket division	1,530.00
61	One chief of civil division	972
62	One chief of criminal division	745
63	One archive clerk and chief of division	745
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
64	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
65	One assistant chief clerk	1,080.00
STENOGRAPHERS
66	Six stenographers	16,320.00
67	One stenographer	2,720.00
68	One stenographer	2,720.00
69	Two stenographers	5,100.00
70	One stenographer	2,550.00
71	Twelve stenographers	24,480.00
72	Four junior stenographers	8,160.00
73	One junior stenographer	2,040.00
74	One junior stenographer	2,040.00
75	One stenographer in English	2,040.00
76	One stenographer	2,040.00
77	One stenographer	2,040.00
78	Five stenographers	8,500.00
79	Four stenographers	6,800.00
80	Four stenographers	6,800.00
81	One stenographer	1,700.00
82	Nineteen stenographers	29,070.00
83	One stenographer	1,530.00
84	Two stenographers	3,060.00
85	Three stenographers	4,590.00
86	One stenographer	1,530.00
87	One stenographer	1,530.00
88	Two stenographers	3,060.00
89	One stenographer	1,530.00
90	One stenographer	1,530.00
91	One stenographer	972
92	One clerk-stenographer	864
INTERPRETERS
93	One interpreter	2,040.00
94	One interpreter	2,040.00
95	One interpreter	2,040.00
96	Two Chinese interpreters	4,080.00
97	Three interpreters	5,100.00
98	Four interpreters	6,120.00
99	Three interpreters	3,825.00
100	One interpreter	1,275.00
101	Two interpreters	2,550.00
102	Two interpreters	2,550.00
103	Six interpreters	6,480.00
104	Two interpreters	2,160.00
105	Two interpreters	2,160.00
106	Ten interpreters	8,640.00
107	Seven interpreters	4,536.00
DOCKET CLERKS
108	One docket clerk	1,080.00
109	One docket clerk	972
110	One docket clerk	864
111	Two docket clerks	1,728.00
112	Two docket clerks	1,728.00
113	One docket clerk	756
114	Two docket clerks	1,512.00
115	One docket clerk	756
116	One docket clerk	756
117	One civil docket clerk	756
118	One docket clerk	756
119	One docket clerk	684
120	One docket clerk	684
121	Two criminal docket clerks	1,296.00
122	Fifteen docket clerks	9,720.00
123	One docket clerk	648
124	Two docket clerks	1,296.00
125	One docket clerk	648
126	Two docket clerks	1,296.00
127	One docket clerk	540
128	One docket clerk	540
129	One docket clerk	540
130	One docket clerk	432
131	One docket clerk	324
132	Two docket clerks	480
ASSISTANT DOCKET CLERKS
133	One assistant docket clerk	972
134	One assistant docket clerk	756
135	Three assistant docket clerks	1,944.00
136	Two assistant docket clerks	1,080.00
137	One assistant docket clerk	540
CLERKS
138	One clerk		1,080.00
139	Two clerks	1,836.00
140	Two clerks	1,728.00
141	Three clerks	2,268.00
142	One clerk and assistant cashier	648
143	Five clerks	3,240.00
144	One clerk		432
145	Sixteen clerks	8,640.00
146	One clerk		540
147	One clerk		497
148	Four clerks	1,944.00
149	Forty-seven clerks	20,304.00
150	One clerk		432
151	One clerk		432
152	Five clerks	2,160.00
153	One clerk		432
154	Two clerks	864
155	One clerk		432
156	Four clerks	1,738.00
157	One clerk		432
158	Two clerks	864
159	Two clerks	864
160	One clerk		432
161	One clerk		421
162	Five clerks	1,620.00
163	Two clerks	648
164	One clerk		324
165	One clerk		324
166	Three clerks	972
167	Three clerks	900
168	One clerk		300
169	One clerk		300
170	One clerk		300
171	One clerk		300
172	Thirty-five clerks	8,400.00
173	Four clerks	960
174	Five clerks	1,200.00
TYPISTS
175	Two typists	864
MESSENGERS
176	One messenger	378
177	One messenger	324
178	Five messengers	1,200.00
MISCELLANEOUS
179	For compensation of bailiffs and emergency employees,
	including laborers, as follows:
Interpreter
	(a)	One interpreter	972
Clerks
	(b)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(c)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(d)	One clerk	864
	(e)	One clerk	648
	(f)	One clerk	432
	(g)	One clerk	432
	(h)	One clerk	432
	(i)	Two clerks	756
	(j)	Two clerks	648
	(k)	Six clerk	1,944.00
	(l)	Four clerks	960
	(m)	Twelve clerks	2,800.00
Bailiffs
	(n)	Seven bailiffs	2,100.00
Messengers
	(o)	One messenger	432
	(p)	Four janitor-messengers	1,296.00
Emergency Employees
	(q)	For emergency employees	3,863.00
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
180	Salaries of justices of the peace and auxiliary justices of
		the peace outside of the City of Manila: PROVIDED,
		That no appointment of a justice of the peace
		involving payment of any amount shall be made
		unless there is a sufficient appropriation therefor	793,748.00
181	Compensation of secretaries of the justice of the
		peace examining boards	850
PROVINCIAL SHERIFFS
182	Three provincial sheriffs	P6,120.00
183	Three provincial sheriffs	6,120.00
184	Ten provincial sheriffs	20,400.00
185	One provincial sheriff	2,040.00
186	Two provincial sheriffs	3,060.00
187	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
188	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
189	Four provincial sheriffs	6,120.00
190	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
191	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
192	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
193	One provincial sheriff	1,530.00
194	One provincial sheriff	1,275.00
195	One provincial sheriff	1,275.00
196	One -provincial sheriff	1,275.00
197	One provincial sheriff	1,275.00
198	Thirteen provincial sheriffs	14,040.00
199	One provincial sheriff	1,080.00
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
200	Ninety-two deputy sheriffs	69,552,00
201	Seven deputy sheriffs	5,292.00
202	Two deputy sheriffs	1,512.00
203	One deputy sheriff	756
204	One deputy sheriff	756
205	Six deputy sheriffs	4,536.00
206	Three deputy sheriffs	2,268.00
207	One deputy sheriff	756
208	Four deputy sheriffs	3,024.00
			——————
	Total		1,904,016.00
			==========
-4	PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
COMMISSIONERS
1	One Public Service Commissioner, by detail in accordance
	with Act No. 4042
2	One Senior Associate Commissioner, by detail in accordance
	with Act No. 4042
3	One Junior Associate Commissioner by detail in accordance
	with Act No. 4042
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4	One secretary	P3,825.00
5	One supervising engineer	5,100.00
6	One electrical engineer	4,250.00
7	One auditor	3,825.00
8	One chief of division	2,040.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
9	One attorney for the Commission	2,550.00
10	One assistant electrical engineer	2,550.00
INSPECTORS
11	Two inspectors	4,080.00
12	One inspector	2,040.00
13	One inspector	1,530.00
14	Three inspectors	4,590.00
15	One inspector	1,530.00
STENOGRAPHERS
16	One stenographer	2,040.00
17	Two stenographers	3,400.00
18	One stenographer	1,700.00
19	One stenographer	1,224.00
20	One stenographer	1,080.00
CASHIER AND DISBURSING OFFICER
21	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
22	One assistant secretary	1,700.00
23	Three interpreters and deputy secretaries	3,240.00
CLERKS
24	One clerk-bookkeeper	1,080.00
25	One clerk		1,080.00
26	One clerk		864
27	One clerk		756
28	Four clerks	2,592.00
29	Two clerks	1,080.00
30	Two clerks	864
31	Two clerks	480
EMPLOYEES
32	Technical assistants and temporary employees, as follows:
	(a)	One employee	324
	(b)	One employee	240
	(c)	One employee at P20 per month	180
	(d)	One employee at P20 per month	120
	(e)	One employee at P20 per month	100
MESSENGERS AND LABORERS
33	One messenger	324
34	One messenger	324
35	One janitor-watchman, with quarters	540
36	Two laborers	648
			—————
Total			65,420.00
			=========
-5	BUREAU OF PRISONS
DIRECTORS
1	One Director of Prisons, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry and service	P4,250.00
2	One Assistant Director of Prisons, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry and service	3,400.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One chief clerk and executive inspector	P2,975.00
4	One chief accountant	2,720.00
5	One intern and chief of division, with subsistence,
	quarters and laundry	3,060.00
6	One assistant chief clerk and chief of provincial section	2,040.00
7	One assistant chief accountant	1,080.00
SUPERINTENDENTS
All with quarters in kind
8	One superintendent, with furnished quarters	3,400.00
9	One superintendent, with furnished quarters	3,400.00
10	One superintendent for Bilibid Prisons, with furnished quarters	2,720.00
11	Two assistant superintendents, with furnished quarters	5,780.00
PHYSICIANS
12	One intern, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	2,040.00
13	One intern, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	2,040.00
14	One intern, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	2,040.00
15	One intern, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	1,530.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
16	One chief of section	1,530.00
17	One chief of section	1,428.00
18	One chief of section	1,326.00
19	One chief of section	1,275.00
CASHIERS
20	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
21	One chief clerk and cashier, with quarters in kind	1,530.00
PROPERTY CLERKS
22	One property clerk, with quarters in kind	1,275.00
23	One property clerk, with quarters in kind	864
BOOKKEEPER
24	One bookkeeper	756
CLERKS
25	One clerk		1,326.00
26	One clerk		1,224.00
27	Two clerks	2,244.00
28	One clerk		1,080.00
29	Two clerks	1,728.00
30	Two clerks	1,728.00
31	One clerk		756
32	One clerk		648
33	One clerk		540
34	One clerk		540
35	One clerk		540
STENOGRAPHERS
36	One stenographer	972
37	One stenographer	648
TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS
38	One band leader	864
39	One band leader, with quarters in kind	756
40	Two chaplains	2,160.00
41	Two chaplains, with quarters in kind	2,160.00
42	One principal teacher	1,080.00
43	One teacher	648
44	One teacher	648
45	One farming instructor, with quarters in kind	1,530.00
NURSES AND ATTENDANTS
All with subsistence, quarters and laundry
46	One nurse	1,530.00
47	One nurse, with subsistence, quarters and laundry in kind	1,080.00
48	One nurse, with subsistence, quarters and laundry in kind	648
49	One hospital attendant	648
50	Three hospital attendants	1,296.00
PHARMACIST
51	One pharmacist, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	1,700.00
DENTISTS
52	One dentist	1,080.00
53	One dentist	1,080.00
INSPECTORS AND OVERSEER
54	One guard inspector	2,125.00
55	One guard inspector	2,125
56	One guard inspector	1,938.00
57	One sanitary inspector, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	432
58	One general overseer, with quarters in kind	1,530.00
FOREMEN AND MATRON
59	One matron	1,080.00
60	One ranch foreman, with quarters in kind	2,040.00
61	One kitchen and bakery foreman	1,080.00
62	One foreman, mechanical engineer, with quarters in kind	1,080.00
63	One agricultural foreman, with quarters in kind	972
64	One agricultural foreman, with quarters in kind	648
65	One foreman, building construction, with quarters in kind	864
66	One road and bridge foreman, with quarters in kind	810
67	One copra foreman, with quarters in kind	648
68	One supply and equipment foreman, with quarters in kind	540
69	One cattle foreman, with quarters in kind	432
70	One fisher foreman, with quarters in kind	324
SERGEANTS OF THE GUARDS
71	Three sergeants of the guards	2,592.00
72	One first sergeant, with quarters in kind	648
73	One provost sergeant, with quarters in kind	432
74	Three duty sergeants, with quarters in kind	1,080.00
KEEPERS
75	Fourteen keepers	11,340.00
76	One keeper	810
77	One keeper	810
GUARDS
78	One first-class guard	1,700.00
79	One first-class guard	1,700.00
80	One first-class guard	1,530.00
81	One first-class guard	1,530.00
82	One first-class guard	1,080.00
83	Two first-class guards	2,160.00
84	Fourteen second-class guards	9,072.00
85	One second-class guard	648
86	Four second-class guards	2,592.00
87	One second-class guard	648
88	One second-class guard	648
89	Two third-class guards	1,080.00
90	Two third-class guards	1,080.00
91	Fifty third-class guards	24,300.00
92	Six corporals, with quarters in kind	1,800.00
93	Sixty-nine privates, with quarters in kind	16,560.00
MESSENGER
94	One messenger	324
MISCELLANEOUS
95	Subsistence, quarters and laundry for the employees of the
	sanitary division	P6,240.00
96	Reenlistment pay (for San Ramon guards)	1,500.00
97	Subsistence of eighty prison guards at P0.24 per diem each	7,008.00
98	Subsistence of the Director and Assistant Director at P768
	per annum each	1,536.00
			—————
	Total		207,987.00
			=========
-6	BUREAU OF PRISONS — INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
1	One chief of section	P1,530.00
2	One chief of section	1,122.00
3	One chief of section	1,080.00
SUPERINTENDENTS OF SHOPS
4	One superintendent of machine and vehicle shop, section "A"	2,550.00
5	One superintendent of hardwood furniture shop, section "B"	2,040.00
6	One superintendent of building construction and repair
	shop, section "C"	1,530.00
7	One superintendent of rattan and bamboo furniture shop,
	section "D"	2,040.00
8	One superintendent of tailor shop, section "F"	1,026.00
9	One superintendent of laundry shop, section "G"	1,122.00
CLERKS
10	One clerk		1,080.00
11	Two clerks	1,620.00
12	One clerk		756
13	One clerk		648
14	One clerk		540
15	One clerk		540
16	One clerk		540
17	One clerk		432
18	One clerk		240
MECHANIC
19	One automobile mechanic	2.040.00
CHAUFFEUR
20	One chauffeur	648
LABORERS
21	One wood-carver	1,530.00
22	One blacksmith	1,530.00
23	One foreman	810
24	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	8,411.50
MISCELLANEOUS
25	For payment to the Bureau of Prisons for services rendered
	by prisoners for the benefit of the Industrial Division, and
	paid for from Prison fund	P14,036.50
			—————
	Total		49,442.00
			=========
-7	GENERAL LAND REGISTRATION OFFICE
1	One Chief of the Office	P6,120.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
2	One chief of division	4,080.00
3	Two chiefs of divisions	6,800.00
4	One chief of division	2,380.00
5	Two chiefs of divisions	3,060.00
6	One deputy register of deeds	2,550.00
REGISTERS OF DEEDS
7	One register of deeds	4,250.00
8	Three registers of deeds	7,650.00
9	One register of deeds	2,550.00
10	Nine registers of deeds	18,360.00
11	One register of deeds	2,040.00
12	Twelve registers of deeds	18,360.00
13	One register of deeds	1,530.00
14	Three registers of deeds	4,590.00
15	One deputy register of deeds	1,080.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
16	One chief of section	2,720.00
17	One chief of section	1,700.00
18	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
19	One chief of section	1,530.00
20	One chief of section	1,224.00
21	One chief of section	1,224.00
22	One chief of section	1,122.00
23	Two chiefs of sections	2,160.00
24	Two chiefs of sections	1,728.00
25	One chief of section	756
26	One chief of section	756
27	One chief of section	648
SURVEYORS
28	Two surveyors	5,100.00
29	One assistant surveyor	1,326.00
30	One assistant surveyor	1,224.00
STENOGRAPHERS
31	One clerk-stenographer	2,040.00
32	Three stenographers	6,120.00
33	One stenographer	2,040.00
34	One stenographer	2,040.00
35	One stenographer	2,040.00
36	Two stenographers	3,400.00
INTERPRETER
37	Three interpreters	P3,240.00
DEPUTY CLERKS
38	Seven deputy clerks	7,560.00
39	Two deputy clerks	2,160.00
40	One deputy clerk	1,080.00
CLERKS
41	One clerk		2,040.00
42	One clerk		2,040.00
43	One clerk		2,040.00
44	One clerk		2,040.00
45	One clerk		1,530.00
46	One clerk		1,326.00
47	Three clerks	3,672.00
48	One clerk		1,224.00
49	One clerk		1,224.00
50	One clerk		1,122.00
51	Seven clerks	7,560.00
52	One clerk		1,080.00
53	Three clerks	2,916.00
54	Eighteen clerks	15,552.00
55	One clerk		864
56	One clerk		864
57	One clerk		864
58	Fourteen clerks	10,584.00
59	One clerk		756
60	Three clerks	2,268.00
61	One clerk		756
62	One clerk		756
63	One clerk		756
64	Two clerks	1,512.00
65	Forty-two clerks	27,216.00
66	Two clerks	1,296.00
67	One clerk		540
68	Forty-three clerks	23,220.00
69	One clerk		540
70	Two clerks	1,080.00
71	One clerk		529
72	Thirty-nine clerks	16,848.00
73	One clerk		432
74	Two clerks	864
75	Six clerks		2,592.00
76	Eleven clerks	3,564.00
77	Three clerks	972
78	Two clerks	648
79	Four clerks	960
TYPISTS
80	One clerk-typist	648
81	One clerk-typist	540
82	Two clerk-typists	864
83	Five typists	2,700.00
84	Ten typists	4,320.00
85	Three typists	972
86	One typist	324
DRAFTSMEN
87	One draftsman	648
88	Three draftsmen	1,620.00
89	Three draftsmen	1,296.00
COMPUTERS
90	One computer	1,080.00
91	Two computers	1,512.00
MESSENGERS
92	Ten messengers	4,320.00
93	Eight messengers	1,920.00
94	One messenger-porter	240
MISCELLANEOUS
95	One mimeograph operator	324
96	One blueprinter	432
97	One laborer-stitcher	324
98	One head janitor	648
99	One janitor	324
100	One janitor	324
101	One janitor	324
102	One janitor	324
103	One janitor-porter	324
104	Four janitors	1,296.00
105	One janitor	240
106	Twenty-four janitors	5,760.00
107	Two vault-keepers	864
108	One vault-keeper	432
109	One watchman	324
110	Two laborers	648
111	One laborer-porter	324
112	Temporary and emergency employees, including
	laborers, as follows:
Clerks
	(a)	Three clerks	1,296.00
	(b)	Two clerks	864
	(c)	One clerk	432
	(d)	Four clerks	1,728.00
	(e)	One clerk	432
	(f)	One clerk	378
	(g)	One clerk	324
	(h)	One clerk	300
	(i)	Thirty-six clerks	8,640.00
Typists
	(j)	Six typists	2,592.00
	(k)	Four typists	1,728.00
	(l)	Two typists	864
	(m)	Four typists	1,728.00
	(n)	One typist	324
	(o)	Three typists	720
Miscellaneous
	(p)	Six draftsmen	P2,592.00
	(q)	One draftsman	432
	(r)	One janitor-messenger	432
	(s)	One janitor-messenger	378
	(t)	One messenger	240
	(u)	Three messenger-janitors	720
	(v)	One laborer-assistant blueprinter	324
	(w)	Five laborer-vault-keepers	1,620.00
	(x)	Less-savings from item 112(a) to item 112 (w)	-1,740.00
			—————
	Total		352,103.00
			=========
	Total for salaries and wages	2,750,197.00
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1	Traveling expenses of personnel	76,750.00
2	Freight, express and delivery service	10,836.00
3	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	27,820.00
4	Illumination and power service	22,960.00
5	Rental of buildings and grounds	18,615.00
6	Consumption of supplies and materials	356,329.00
7	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	10,810.00
8	Contributions and gratuities	6,000.00
9	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	26,000.00
10	Maintenance and repair of equipment	4,525.00
11	Other services	14,795.00
12	Special compensation to prisoners, as provided for
	in Act No. 2489	5,950.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	581,390.00
			=========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1	Purchase of furniture and equipment	4,586.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	4,586.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1	Salaries and traveling expenses of temporary employees
	appointed under Act No. 3411 to assist the judges
	of Courts of First Instance designated to try and
	decide registration and cadastral cases:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two clerks	P1,728.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(b)	Traveling expenses of personnel	144
			—————
	Total		P1,872.00	1,872.00
			=========
2	For postage stamps for the mailing of notices
	of land registration cases: PROVIDED, That this
	appropriation shall not be used for the purchase
	of postage stamps for the routine office mail of
	the General Land Registration Office	P7,000.00
3	For publication of notices of land registration
	cases in the Official Gazette	30,684.00
4	For the purchase of steel filing cabinets and card
	index files for the Public Service Commission	1,200.00
5	For salaries and wages of additional personnel,
	purchase of furniture and equipment and other
	necessary sundry expenses to carry out the
	purposes of Act No. 3579, transferring all female
	prisoners confined in Bilibid Prisons to Welfareville:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Twelve foremen at P1.50 per day each	P6,570.00
	(b)	One chauffeur at P1.70 per day	620.5
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses, including purchase of furniture
		and equipment	679.5
			—————
	Total		P7,870.00	7,870.00
			=========
6	To carry out the purposes of Act No. 4103,
	creating the Board of Indeterminate Sentence:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	For fees of the five members of the Board	P4,800.00
	(b)	One executive secretary	2,800.00
	(c)	One psychiatrist	2,975.00
	(d)	Two assistant psychiatrists	1,080.00
	(e)	Six parole officers, for three months only	1,296.00
	(f)	Six parole officers, for nine months only	5,400.00
	(g)	One stenographer	828
	(h)	One stenographer	684
	(i)	One temporary clerk	540
	(j)	One temporary janitor-messenger	324
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	20,727.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(k)	Travelling expenses of personnel	1,400.00
	(l)	Freight, express and delivery service	10
	(m)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	600
	(n)	Illumination and power service	100
	(o)	Consumption of supplies and materials	850
	(p)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	100
	(q)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	50
	(r)	Other services	163
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	3,273.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(s)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	1,000.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,000.00
			=========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	20,727.00
	Total for sundry expenses	3,273.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,000.00
			—————
	Total available for the Board of Indeterminate
	Sentence		25,000.00	P25,000.00
			=========
7	For the promotion and development of agriculture
	and industry in penal colonies and for encouraging
	and promoting vocational training among
	the colonists, Act No. 4012:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two industrial supervisors	2,400.00
	(b)	Three industrial foremen	2,628.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses, including purchase of furniture
		and equipment, and expenses in connection with
		agricultural and industrial research and
		development work, and payment of gratuities
		to skilled colonists engaged in agricultural
		and industrial activities	19,972.00
	Total available for the promotion and development
	of agriculture and industry in penal colonies	25,000.00
	Amount to be paid out of the receipts under
	Act No. 4012	-25,000.00
			—————
			0
			=========	—————
	Total for special appropriations	73,626.00
				========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	P2,750,197.00
	Total for sundry expenses	581,390.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	4,586.00
	Total for special appropriations	73,626.00
	Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary
	of Justice		-102,294.00
			——————
	Total available for the Department of Justice	P3,307,505.00
			===========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1	With the approval of the proper Head of Department, any unexpended
	balances of the appropriations of the Department of Justice may be used to
	cover deficits in the special appropriations for postage stamps for the
	mailing of notices of land registration cases (item IV-2) and for publication
	of notices of land registration cases in the Official Gazette (item IV-3).
2	The item "consumption of supplies and materials" shall include clothing
	and shoes for prisoners members of the Bilibid band and scouts, meals for
	prisoners, families of penal colonists and guards of the Prison rendering not
	less than 12 hours service daily: PROVIDED, That the amount for
	subsistence shall not exceed the rates fixed in section 10 of this Act.
3	The item "other services" shall include laundry for the employees, guards
	and foremen and the cost of materials used for laundry, as fixed by the
	Director of Prisons, with the approval of the Department Head, to be
	charged against them.
4	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the justice
	of the peace of the provincial capital of Palawan shall serve as clerk of the
	Court of First Instance in said province, without additional compensation,
	and is hereby prohibited from pursuing the private practice of his legal
	profession.
5	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, when the
	public interest so demands and taking into account the importance of the
	work in the provinces concerned, the Secretary of Justice, upon
	recommendation of the Chief of the General Land Registration Office, may
	distribute the salaries of the positions of registers of deeds authorized in
	this Act without regard to the schedule of salaries prescribed in section
	192(b) of the Administrative Code.

J. — DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

-1	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
DEPARTMENT HEADS
1	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
COMMISSIONER OF RESEARCH
3	Commissioner of Research	7,225.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4	One chief of division	4,250.00
5	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of chief of division, item 4	3,400.00
6	One chief of division	4,250.00
7	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of chief of division, item 6	1,700.00
8	Two chiefs of divisions	10,200.00
9	One chief of division	4,590.00
10	One chief of division and special agent	4,080.00
11	One chief of division	3,825.00
12	One chief of division	3,825.00
13	One chief of division	3,570.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
14	One assistant chief of division	4,080.00
15	One assistant chief of division	3,825.00
16	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
17	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
18	One assistant chief of division	3,230.00
19	One assistant chief of division	3,230.00
20	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
21	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
22	One assistant chief of division	2,040.00
SCIENTISTS
23	One scientist	3,655.00
24	One assistant scientist	3,400.00
25	One assistant scientist	3,060.00
26	One assistant scientist	2,550.00
27	One junior scientist	2,040.00
28	One junior scientist	1,700.00
29	One junior scientist	1,530.00
30	One scientific assistant	1,224.00
GEOLOGISTS
31	One geologist	3,400.00
32	One assistant geologist	1,080.00
MINING ENGINEERS
33	One mining engineer	3,060.00
34	One assistant mining engineer	2,380.00
35	One assistant mining engineer	1,080.00
36	One assistant mining engineer	1,080.00
ENGINEERS
37	Two chief engineers	9,180.00
38	One chief engineer	3,825.00
39	One first assistant engineer	2,805.00
40	One first assistant engineer	2,805.00
41	One first assistant engineer	2,244.00
42	One second assistant engineer	1,836.00
43	One second assistant engineer	1,836.00
44	One second assistant engineer	1,683.00
45	Two third assistant engineers	3,366.00
46	One third assistant engineer	1,530.00
47	One launch engineer	918
MINERAL LANDS SURVEYORS
48	One assistant mineral lands surveyor	1,224.00
49	One assistant mineral lands surveyor	1,122.00
50	One assistant mineral lands surveyor	1,080.00
51	One assistant mineral lands surveyor	1,080.00
CAPTAINS
52	One captain	4,590.00
53	Two captains	9,180.00
OFFICERS
54	One first officer	2,805.00
55	One first officer	2,805.00
56	One first officer	2,244.00
57	Two second officers	3,672.00
58	One second officer	1,683.00
59	Two third officers	3,366.00
60	One third officer	1,530.00
LAND ATTORNEYS
61	One land attorney	3,060.00
62	One land attorney	2,210.00
63	One land attorney	2,040.00
64	One land attorney	2,040.00
STATISTICIANS
65	One assistant statistician	2,040.00
66	One assistant statistician	1,700.00
67	One assistant statistician	1,530.00
68	One assistant statistician	1,080.00
LIBRARIANS
69	One assistant librarian	2,040.00
70	Two assistant librarians	3,060.00
71	One assistant librarian	1,428.00
72	One assistant librarian	1,148.00
73	One assistant librarian	1,080.00
74	One junior librarian	810
75	Three junior librarians	2,268.00
76	One junior librarian	648
77	One junior librarian	486
ACCOUNTANTS
78	One accountant	2,380.00
79	One accountant	2,380.00
80	One accountant	2,040.00
81	Two accountants	4,080.00
82	One accountant	P2,040.00
83	Five assistant accountants	7,650.00
84	One assistant accountant	1,530.00
85	One assistant accountant	1,428.00
86	One assistant accountant	1,326.00
87	Two assistant accountants	2,448.00
88	One assistant accountant	1,122.00
89	Five assistant accountants	5,400.00
90	One assistant accountant	1,080.00
CASHIERS AND DISBURSING OFFICERS
91	Two cashiers and disbursing officers	3,400.00
92	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,700.00
COPY EDITORS
93	One copy editor	3,060.00
94	Two copy editors	5,440.00
95	One copy editor	2,550.00
96	One copy editor	2,040.00
PHOTOGRAPHERS
97	One photographer	864
98	One photographer	765
99	One photographer	765
GAME WARDENS
100	Seven game wardens	5,670.00
101	One game warden	810
ASSAYERS
102	One assayer	1,080.00
103	One assistant assayer	648
HOME ECONOMICS AGENTS
104	One home economics agent	1,530.00
105	One home economics agent	1,080.00
106	Three home economics agents	2,592.00
107	One home economics agent	864
108	Three home economics agents	2,592.00
109	Four home economics agents	2,592.00
110	Two home economics agents	1,296.00
111	One home economics agent	594
112	One home economics agent	540
DEMONSTRATORS
113	One demonstrator	1,591.00
114	One demonstrator	810
115	Two demonstrators	972
116	Two demonstrators	842
CLERKS
117	One clerk		3,060.00
118	One clerk		2,550.00
119	One clerk		2,040.00
120	One clerk		2,040.00
121	One clerk		1,530.00
122	One clerk		1,530.00
123	One clerk		1,275.00
124	One clerk		1,080.00
125	Four clerks	3,888.00
126	One clerk		972
127	One clerk		972
128	One clerk		972
129	Seven clerks	6,048.00
130	One clerk		864
131	One clerk		864
132	One clerk		864
133	One clerk		864
134	Six clerks		4,860.00
135	Two clerks	1,620.00
136	One clerk		810
137	Two clerks	1,512.00
138	One clerk		702
139	Nineteen clerks	12,312.00
140	One clerk		648
141	One clerk		648
142	One clerk		648
143	One clerk		648
144	One clerk		594
145	One clerk		594
146	One clerk		594
147	Fifteen clerks	8,100.00
148	Two clerks	1,080.00
149	One clerk		540
150	Two clerks	1,080.00
151	One clerk		540
152	One clerk		540
153	One clerk		486
154	Thirteen clerks	5,616.00
155	One clerk		432
156	One clerk		432
157	One clerk		432
158	One clerk		432
159	Six clerks		2,268.00
160	One clerk		378
161	One clerk		378
162	One clerk		378
163	Five clerks	1,890.00
164	Two clerks	756
165	One clerk		378
166	One clerk		342
167	One clerk		324
168	One clerk		324
169	One clerk		324
170	One clerk		324
DRAFTSMAN
171	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,080.00
MESSENGERS
172	One messenger	P432.00
173	One messenger	432
174	One messenger	324
175	One messenger	324
176	Two messengers	480
LIGHTKEEPERS
177	One chief of lightkeepers	3,400.00
178	Two lightkeepers	1,944.00
179	Ten lightkeepers	8,640.00
180	Two lightkeepers	1,728.00
181	One lightkeeper	864
182	Three lightkeepers	2,592.00
183	One lightkeeper	767
184	Four lightkeepers	3,024.00
185	One lightkeeper	756
186	One lightkeeper	756
187	One lightkeeper	659
188	Eighteen lightkeepers	11,664.00
189	One lightkeeper	648
190	Eleven lightkeepers	7,128.00
191	Thirty-three lightkeepers	17,820.00
192	One lightkeeper	540
193	Five lightkeepers	2,700.00
194	One lightkeeper	540
195	One lightkeeper	540
196	One lightkeeper	540
197	One lightkeeper	540
198	One lightkeeper	540
199	Three lightkeepers	1,458.00
200	One lightkeeper	486
201	One lightkeeper	486
202	One lightkeeper	443
203	Ten lightkeepers	4,320.00
204	One lightkeeper	432
205	One lightkeeper	432
206	Three lightkeepers	1,296.00
207	Three lightkeepers	1,296.00
208	Five lightkeepers	2,160.00
209	Thirty-four lightkeepers	12,852.00
210	Seven lightkeepers	2,646.00
211	Seven lightkeepers	2,646.00
212	One lightkeeper	378
212	One lightkeeper	378
214	Three lightkeepers	1,134.00
215	One lightkeeper	378
216	Three lightkeepers	1,134.00
217	One lightkeeper	378
218	Twenty-four lightkeepers	7,776.00
219	Three lightkeepers	972
220	Twenty-two lightkeepers	6,600.00
221	One lightkeeper	300
222	Four lightkeepers	960
223	Five lightkeepers	1,200.00
224	Two lightkeepers	480
225	One lightkeeper	180
226	Nine lightkeepers	1,620.00
MISCELLANEOUS
227	For temporary and emergency employees, including
	skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One chauffeur	P702.00
	(b)	Four clerk-typists	1,728.00
	(c)	Three clerk-typists	1,296.00
	(d)	Five clerk-typists	2,160.00
	(e)	One clerk	342
	(f)	One clerk	342
	(g)	Four copyists	960
	(h)	One copyist	240
	(i)	One messenger	240
	(j)	Six laboratory helpers	1,800.00
	(k)	One livestock inspector	432
	(l)	Two laboratory helpers	972
	(m)	One preparator	540
	(n)	One radio operator	1,530.00
	(o)	One radio operator	1,530.00
	(p)	One radio operator	1,530.00
	(q)	One patron	918
	(r)	One steward	810
	(s)	Two stewards	1,296.00
	(t)	Two supercargoes	1,296.00
	(u)	Three boatswains	1,944.00
	(v)	Three carpenters	1,944.00
	(w)	Three chief cooks	1,944.00
	(x)	One machinist	648
	(y)	One machinist	648
	(z)	One machinist	540
	(a-1)	Eleven oilers	5,940.00
	(b-1)	Eighteen firemen	8,748.00
	(c-1)	One fireman	428
	(d-1)	Nine quartermasters	3,402.00
	(e-1)	Three second cooks	1,134.00
	(f-1)	One collapse	378
	(g-1)	Six coxswains	2,136.00
	(h-1)	Thirty sailors	9,720.00
	(i-1)	Four sailors	1,200.00
	(j-1)	Two boatmen	600
	(k-1)	Nine mess boys	2,376.00
	(l-1)	Seventeen boatmen	4,080.00
	(m-1)	Five boatmen	1,200.00
	(n-1)	Five boatmen	1,080.00
	(o-1)	Five boatmen	960
	(p-1)	Fifty-one boatmen	9,180.00
	(q-1)	Four boatmen	720
	(r-1)	Four boatmen	480
	(s-1)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	60,822.00
228	Subsistence of officers, petty officers, patrons and crews	40,056.00
229	Clothing allowance to crews of vessels	2,328.00
230	Rations in kind furnished to lightkeepers and boatmen
	at light stations	13,600.00
231	Rations in kind furnished to lightkeepers and boatmen
	at light stations	2,880.00
			—————
	Total		720,952.00
			=========
-2	BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY
DIRECTORS
1	One Director, with quarters at the Central Propagation
	Station, as may be determined by the Secretary	6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	Three chiefs of divisions	14,025.00
4	One chief of division	3,400.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
5	Two assistant chiefs of divisions	7,650.00
6	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
PLANT PATHOLOGISTS
7	One plant pathologist	2,550.00
8	One plant pathologist	2,380.00
9	One plant pathologist	2,040.00
10	One plant pathologist	1,530.00
AGRONOMISTS
11	One agronomist	3,825.00
12	Three agronomists	9,180.00
13	One agronomist	3,060.00
14	One agronomist	3,060.00
15	Two agronomists	6,120.00
16	One agronomist	3,060.00
17	One agronomist	2,720.00
18	One agronomist	2,720.00
19	One agronomist	2,720.00
20	One assistant agronomist	2,380.00
21	Two assistant agronomists	4,080.00
22	Two assistant agronomists	4,080.00
23	One assistant agronomist	1,836.00
24	Two assistant agronomists	3,400.00
25	One assistant agronomist	1,700.00
26	Six assistant agronomists	9,180.00
27	One assistant agronomist	1,530.00
28	One assistant agronomist	1,428.00
29	One assistant agronomist	1,428.00
30	One assistant agronomist	1,326.00
31	Four assistant agronomists	5,304.00
32	Three assistant agronomists	3,978.00
33	Three assistant agronomists	3,672.00
34	One assistant agronomist	1,224.00
35	Four assistant agronomists	4,488.00
36	Six assistant agronomists	6,732.00
37	Three assistant agronomists	3,366.00
38	One assistant agronomist	1,122.00
39	Twelve assistant agronomists	12,960.00
40	One assistant agronomist	1,080.00
41	One assistant agronomist	1,080.00
42	One assistant agronomist	1,080.00
43	One assistant agronomist	1,080.00
44	Two junior agronomists	1,944.00
45	One junior agronomist	972
46	One junior agronomist	864
47	One junior agronomist	864
48	One junior agronomist	864
49	Four junior agronomists	3,024.00
50	Two junior agronomists	1,512.00
51	Four junior agronomists	2,592.00
52	Three junior agronomists	1,620.00
CLERKS
53	One clerk		2,720.00
51	One clerk		2,040.00
55	One clerk		1,530.00
56	One clerk		1,530.00
57	One clerk		918
58	One clerk		864
59	One clerk		756
60	One clerk		756
61	One clerk		756
62	Seven clerks	4,536.00
63	One clerk		540
64	Two clerks	1,080.00
65	Two clerks	1,080.00
66	Two clerks	864
67	One clerk		432
DRAFTSMAN
68	One junior topographical draftsman	972
MESSENGERS
69	One messenger	324
70	One messenger	324
71	Two messengers	618
72	One messenger	324
73	One messenger	240
MISCELLANEOUS

74	Temporary and emergency employees, including skilled,
	semi-skilled and unskilled laborers, as follows:

	(a)	Three plant sanitation foremen	2,916.00
	(b)	One plant sanitation foreman	864
	(c)	One plant sanitation foreman	756
	(d)	One plant sanitation foreman	648
	(e)	One plant sanitation foreman	648
	(f)	Two plant sanitation foremen	1,080.00
	(g)	Two copyists	480
	(h)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	44,455.00
			—————
	Total		252,851.00
			=========
-3	BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One chief of division	5,100.00
4	One chief of division	5,100.00
5	One chief of division	4,250.00
6	One chief of division	4,250.00
7	One chief of division	3,400.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8	One assistant chief of division	3,825.00
9	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
10	Two assistant chiefs of divisions	6,120.00
11	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
VETERINARIANS
12	One veterinarian	3,825.00
13	Two veterinarians	6,120.00
14	One veterinarian	3,060.00
15	One veterinarian	2,720.00
16	Two veterinarians	5,100.00
ASSISTANT VETERINARIANS
17	Two assistant veterinarians	4,760.00
18	One assistant veterinarian	2,380.00
19	One assistant veterinarian	2,142.00
20	Nine assistant veterinarians	18,360.00
21	One assistant veterinarian	2,040.00
22	One assistant veterinarian	1,700.00
23	Twelve assistant veterinarians	18,360.00
24	Two assistant veterinarians	3,060.00
25	One assistant veterinarian	1,530.00
ANIMAL HUSBANDMEN
26	One animal husbandman	2,720.00
27	One assistant animal husbandman	2,176.00
28	One assistant animal husbandman	2,040.00
29	One assistant animal husbandman	1,122.00
30	One assistant animal husbandman	1,080.00
31	One assistant animal husbandman	1,080.00
LIVESTOCK INSPECTORS
32	One livestock inspector	2,380.00
33	One livestock inspector	1,224.00
34	One livestock inspector	1,080.00
35	Two livestock inspectors	1,944.00
36	Two livestock inspectors	1,728.00
37	Three livestock inspectors	2,268.00
38. One livestock inspector	756
39. One livestock inspector	756
40	Two livestock inspectors	1,512.00
41	One livestock inspector	756
42	One livestock inspector	702
43	One livestock inspector	702
44	Six livestock inspectors	3,888.00
45	One livestock inspector	648
46	Twelve livestock inspectors	7,776.00
47	Fourteen livestock inspectors	7,560.00
48	Eight livestock inspectors	4,320.00
49	Thirty-two livestock inspectors	13,824.00
50	One livestock inspector	432
51	One livestock inspector	432
52	One livestock inspector	432
CLERKS
53	One clerk		1,700.00
54	One clerk		1,428.00
55	One clerk		1,326.00
56	One clerk		1,326.00
57	One clerk		1,122.00
58,	One clerk		864
59	Three clerks	2,268.00
60	One clerk		648
61	One clerk		648
62	Two clerks	1,296,80
63	Two clerks	864
MESSENGERS
64	One messenger	432
65	One messenger	324
66	One messenger	324
67	Two messengers	648
MISCELLANEOUS
68	For temporary and emergency employees, including
	laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One breeding station foreman	1,122.00
	(b)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	33,123.00
			—————
	Total		239,683.00
			=========
-4	BUREAU OF FORESTRY
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P6,120.00
2	Additional salary for the incumbent on January 1, 1932,
	of the position of Director, item 1	4,080.00
3	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4	One chief of division	4,675.00
5	One chief of division	4,675.00
6	One chief of division	4,250.00
7	Two chiefs of divisions	7,650.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8	One assistant chief of division	P3,825.40
9	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
10	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
11	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
12	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
FORESTERS
13	Three foresters	8,160.00
14	One forester	2,720.00
15	One forester	2,720.00
16	One forester	2,720.00
17	One forester	2,550.00
18	Eight assistant foresters	19,040.00
19	One assistant forester	2,380.00
FOREST SUPERVISORS
20	One forest supervisor	2,040.00
21	One forest supervisor	2,040.00
22	Four forest supervisors	6,800.00
23	One forest supervisor	1,700.00
24	Three forest supervisors	4,590.00
25	One forest supervisor	1,530.00
RANGERS
26	One ranger	1,326.00
27	Two rangers	2,550.00
28	Three rangers	3,672.00
29	One ranger	1,224.00
30	Seven rangers	7,854.00
31	One ranger	1,122.00
32	Sixteen rangers	17,280.00
33	One ranger	1,080.00
34	One ranger	1,080.00
35	One ranger	1,080.00
36	One ranger	1,080.00
37	Eleven rangers	11,286.00
38	One ranger	1,026.00
39	One ranger	1,026.00
40	Fourteen rangers	13,608.00
41	One ranger	972
42	One ranger	972
43	One ranger	972
44	Three rangers	2,754.00
45	Twenty-six rangers	22,464.00
46	Two rangers	7,728.00
47	One ranger	864
48	Two hundred rangers	162,000.00
49	Five rangers	4,050.00
50	Three rangers	2,430.00
51	Ten rangers	8,100.00
52	Two rangers	1,620.00
53	One ranger	810
FOREST GUARDS
54	Ten forest guards	8,100.00
55	Three forest guards	2,430.00
56	Two forest guards	1,620.00
57	Three forest guards	2,430.00
58	Three forest guards	2,430.00
59	Two forest guards	1,620.00
60	Three forest guards	2,430.00
61	One forest guard	810
62	One forest guard	810
63	One forest guard	810
64	One forest guard	648
65	Two forest guards	1,296.00
66	One forest guard	648
67	One forest guard	540
68	Two forest guards	1,080.00
69	Ten forest guards	4,860.00
70	One forest guard	486
71	One forest guard	486
72	Two forest guards	972
73	Seven forest guards	3,402.00
74	Twenty-four forest guards	10,368.00
75	One forest guard	432
76	One forest guard	432
77	Eighteen forest guards	7,776.00
78	Two forest guards	864
79	Three forest guards	1,134.00
80	Fourteen forest guards	4,536.00
81	Five forest guards	1,620.00
82	Eighteen forest guards	5,832.00
83	One forest guard	300
CLERKS
84	One clerk		1,870.00
85	One clerk		1,530.00
86	One clerk		1,326.00
87	One clerk		1,080.00
88	Two clerks	1,728.00
89	Three clerks	2,430.00
90	Three clerks	2,430.00
91	One clerk		810
92	One clerk		756
93	One clerk		702
94	Four clerks	2,592.00
95	One clerk		648
96	One clerk		648
97	One clerk		648
98	One clerk		594
99	One clerk		540
100	Two clerks	972
101	Thirteen clerks	5,616.00
102	One clerk		432
103	Five clerks	2,160.00
104	Two clerks	864
105	One clerk		432
106	Six clerks		1,944.00
MESSENGERS
107	Four messengers	1,200.00
DRAFTSMEN
108	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,428.00
109	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,080.00
110	One junior topographical draftsman	864
111	Three junior topographical draftsmen	4,430.00
112	One junior topographical draftsman	810
113	One junior topographical draftsman	648
114	One junior topographical draftsman	648
115	One junior topographical draftsman	540
116	Two junior topographical draftsmen	1,080.00
117	Ten junior topographical draftsmen	4,320.00
118	One junior topographical draftsman	324
119	Two junior topographical draftsmen	600
COMPUTERS
120	Two junior computers	864
MISCELLANEOUS
121	For temporary and emergency employees, including
		laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One nurseryman	540
	(b)	One nurseryman for Tagalong, Piddig, Ilocos Norte	540
	(c)	One nurseryman	432
	(d)	One nurseryman	432
	(e)	Two nurserymen	756
	(f)	One nurseryman	324
	(g)	One janitor	378
	(h)	Five janitors	1,500.00
	(i)	Two watchmen	756
	(j)	One blueprinter	432
	(k)	Two blueprinters	648
	(l)	Five preparators	2,700.00
	(m)	Six laboratory helpers	1,800.00
	(n)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	10,048.00
122	For additional compensation of forest officers and
		guards at the rate of from P3.50 to P10 per month
		each while detailed to scaling lumber, survey and
		land classification work, or assigned to remote places
		when in the judgment of the Department Head such
		additional compensation may be necessary	5,000.00
123	For compensation of fire wardens throughout the
		Mountain Province at the rate of from P2 to P15 per
		month each for six months during the hot season,
		January to June, 1935	3,000.00
			—————
		Total	538,051.00
			=========
-5	BUREAU OF LANDS
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One special agent	5,100.00
4	One chief of division	4,675.00
5	One chief of division	4,250.00
6	One chief of division	3,825.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
7	One assistant chief of division	4,250.00
8	One assistant chief of division	3,825.00
9	One assistant chief of division	3,400.00
10	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
INSPECTORS
11	One inspector	3,825.00
12	Two inspectors	6,800.00
SURVEYORS
13	Two surveyors	6,800.00
14	Three surveyors	9,180.00
15	One surveyor	2,890.00
16	Four surveyors	10,880.00
17	Four surveyors	9,520.00
18	Six surveyors	12,240.00
19	Eight surveyors	13,600.00
20	One surveyor	1,700.00
21	Three surveyors	4,590.00
22	One assistant surveyor-instructor	2,040.00
23	Two assistant surveyors	2,856.00
24	Four assistant surveyors	5,712.00
25	One assistant surveyor	1,428.00
26	One assistant surveyor	1,428.00
27	One assistant surveyor	1,326.00
28	Three assistant surveyors	3,672.00
29	One assistant surveyor	1,224.00
30	Three assistant surveyors	3,672.00
31	Thirteen assistant surveyors	14,586.00
32	Seven assistant surveyors	7,854.00
33	Thirty-three assistant surveyors	35,640.00
34	Five assistant surveyors	5,400.00
35	One assistant surveyor	1,080.00
36	Seventeen assistant surveyors	18,360.00
37	One assistant surveyor	1,080.00
38	Four assistant surveyors	4,320.00
39	Six junior surveyors	4,536.00
40	One junior surveyor	756
41	Four junior surveyors	3,024.00
42	One junior surveyor	756
43	Three junior surveyors	1,944.00
44	Fifty-three junior surveyors	28,620.00
45	Five junior surveyors	2,700.00
46	Nine junior surveyors	4,860.00
47	Eleven junior surveyors	5,940.00
48	Seven junior surveyors	3,780.00
49	Fifteen apprentice surveyors	5,670.00
50	One apprentice surveyor	378
51	Two apprentice surveyors	756
52	Thirty-two apprentice surveyors	9,600.00
53	One apprentice surveyor	300
54	Three apprentice surveyors	900
55	Twenty-three apprentice surveyors	6,900.00
COMPUTERS
56	One assistant computer	1,275.00
57	Eight assistant computers	8,640.00
58	One assistant computer	1,080.00
59	One assistant computer	1,080.00
60	One junior computer	972
61	Three junior computers	2,592.00
62	Two junior computers	1,728.00
63	Five junior computers	3,780.00
64	Three junior computers	2,268.00
65	Four junior computers	2,592.00
66	Three junior computers	1,944.00
67	One junior computer	648
68	Forty-eight junior computers	25,920.00
69	Twenty junior computers	10,800.00
70	One hundred three junior computers	44,496.00
71	Two junior computers	864
72	Two junior computers	864
73	Three junior computers	1,296.00
74	One junior computer	432
75	Seven junior computers	3,024.00
76	One junior computer	432
77	Two junior computers	864
78	Twenty-two junior computers	9,504.00
79	Seven junior computers	3,024.00
80	Two junior computers	864
81	Twelve junior computers	5,184.00
DRAFTSMEN
82	One topographical draftsman	1,870.00
83	One topographical draftsman	1,700.00
84	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,224.00
85	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,122.00
86	Sixteen assistant topographical draftsmen	17,280.00
87	Three junior topographical draftsmen	2,916.00
88	One junior topographical draftsman	864
89	Three junior topographical draftsmen	2592
90	One junior topographical draftsman	564,00
91	Two junior topographical draftsmen	1,512.00
92	One junior topographical draftsman	756
93	Two junior topographical draftsmen	1,512.00
94	One junior topographical draftsman	648
95	Two junior topographical draftsmen	1,296.00
96	Five junior topographical draftsmen	2,700.00
97	Six junior topographical draftsmen	3,240.00
98	One junior topographical draftsman	540
99	Thirty-five junior topographical draftsmen	15,120.00
100	Eight junior topographical draftsmen	3,456.00
101	Two junior topographical draftsmen	864
102	Eleven junior topographical draftsmen	4,752.00
103	Twenty-seven junior topographical draftsmen	11,664.00
104	One junior topographical draftsman	432
105	Three junior topographical draftsmen	1,296.00
PUBLIC LANDS INSPECTORS
106	Two assistant public lands inspectors	3,060.00
107	One assistant public lands inspector	1,530.00
108	Six assistant public lands inspectors	7,650.00
109	One assistant public lands inspector	1,275.00
110	One assistant public lands inspector	1,275.00
111	Forty-two assistant public lands inspectors	45,360.00
112	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
113	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
114	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
115	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
116	Forty-one junior public lands inspectors	22,140.00
117	One junior public lands inspector	540
118	Six junior public lands inspectors	3,240.00
LAND ATTORNEYS
119	One land attorney	4,080.00
120	One land attorney	4,080.00
121	One land attorney	4,080.00
122	One land attorney	2,720.00
123	One land attorney	2,380.00
124	Three land attorneys	6,120.00
125	One land attorney	2,040.00
126	One land attorney	2,040.00
127	Three land attorneys	4,590.00
128	One land attorney	1,530.00
129	One land attorney	1,428.00
130	One land attorney	1,326.00
131	One land attorney	1,224.00
132	Three land attorneys	3,240.00
133	One land attorney	1,080.00
CLERKS
134	Two clerks	3,400.00
135	Three clerks	4,590.00
136	One clerk		1,530.00
137	One clerk		1,224.00
138	One clerk		1,122.00
139	Seven clerks	7,560.00
140	One clerk		1,080.00
141	One clerk		1,080.00
142	One clerk		1,080.00
143	Two clerks	1,944.00
144	One clerk		972
145	Two clerks	1,728.00
146	One clerk		864
147	Three clerks	2,592.00
148	Three clerks	2,592.00
149	Five clerks	3,780.00
150	One clerk		756
151	One clerk		756
152	Eighteen clerks	11,664.00
153	One clerk		648
154	Three clerks	1,944.00
155	Thirteen clerks	7,020.00
156	One clerk		540
157	Two clerks	1,080.00
158	Three clerks	1,620.00
159	One clerk		540
160	One clerk		540
161	Thirty-nine clerks	16,848.00
162	Three clerks	1,296.00
163	Four clerks	1,728.00
164	One clerk		432
165	One clerk		432
166	One clerk		432
167	One clerk		432
168	One clerk		432
169	Two clerks	864
170	Sixteen clerks	6,048.00
171	One clerk		378
172	One clerk		378
173	One clerk		378
174	One clerk		342
175	Nine clerks	2,916.00
176	One clerk		324
177	Three clerks	972
178	Three clerks	972
179	One clerk		300
180	One clerk		240
MESSENGERS
181	One messenger	432
182	Ten messengers	2,400.00
183	One messenger	240
MISCELLANEOUS
184	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	P80,117.00
			——————
	Total		850,702.00
			==========
-6	BUREAU OF SCIENCE
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One chief of division	5,100.00
4	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract of
	the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position of
	chief of organic chemistry division, item 3	1,700.00
5	One chief of division	5,100.00
6	One chief of division	5,100.00
7	One chief of division	5,100.00
8	One chief of division	5,100.00
9	One chief of division	2,380.00
SCIENTISTS
10	One scientist	5,100.00
11	One scientist	4,250.00
12	Six scientists	25,500.00
13	One scientist	4,250.00
14	One scientist	3,825.00
15	One scientist	3,400.00
ASSISTANT SCIENTISTS
16	One assistant scientist	3,060.00
17	One assistant scientist	2,890.00
18	One assistant scientist	2,890.00
19	Two assistant scientists	5,440.00
20	Two assistant scientists	5,440.00
21	One assistant scientist	2,720.00
22	One assistant scientist	2,550.00
23	Two assistant scientists	4,760.00
24	Two assistant scientists	4,760.00
25	One assistant scientist	2,380.00
26	One assistant scientist	2,380.00
27	One assistant scientist	1,224.00
JUNIOR SCIENTISTS
28	Three junior scientists	6,120.00
29	One junior scientist	2,040.00
30	One junior scientist	2,040.00
31	One junior scientist	1,700.00
32	Two junior scientists	3,400.00
33	Five junior scientists	7,600.00
34	One junior scientist	1,530.00
35	One junior scientist	1,530.00
36	One junior scientist	1,530.00
37	One junior scientist	1,530.00
ENGINEERS
38	One engineer	P3,825.00
39	One assistant engineer	2,040.00
40	One assistant engineer	1,530.00
41	One assistant engineer	1,326.00
42	Two assistant engineers	2,160.00
43	One assistant engineer	810
44	One assistant engineer	756
SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANTS
45	One scientific assistant	1,428.00
46	One scientific assistant	1,224.00
47	One scientific assistant	1,224.00
48	Four scientific assistants	4,320.00
49	One scientific assistant	972
50	Two scientific assistants	1,728.00
51	Three scientific assistants	2,268.00
52	One scientific assistant	756
53	Six scientific assistants	3,888.00
54	One scientific assistant	648
55	One scientific assistant	648
CLERKS
56	One clerk		1,700.00
57	One clerk		1,530.00
58	One clerk		1,122.00
59	One clerk		972
60	One clerk		810
61	Two clerks	1,512.00
62	One clerk		540
63	One clerk		432
MISCELLANEOUS
64	Temporary and emergency employees end laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One foreman	1,080.00
	(b)	One oiler	756
	(c)	One oiler	432
	(d)	One oiler	324
	(e)	Two laboratory helpers	972
	(f)	One laboratory helper	486
	(g)	One laboratory helper	486
	(h)	One laboratory helper	432
	(i)	Two laboratory helpers	600
	(j)	One watchman	486
	(k)	One watchman	432
	(l)	One laborer	432
	(m)	One laborer	240
	(n)	One laborer	240
	(o)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	38,523.00
			—————
	Total		242,779.00
			=========
-7	BUREAU OF COMMERCE
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One chief of division	5,100.00
4	One chief of division	4,250.00
5	One chief of division	3,825.00
6	One chief of division	3,570.00
7	One chief of division	3,400.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
8	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
9	One assistant chief of division	2,890.00
10	Two assistant chiefs of divisions	5,100.00
11	One assistant chief of division	2,380.00
COMMERCIAL AGENTS
12	One commercial agent	3,400.00
13	One commercial agent	2,720.00
14	One commercial agent	2,550.00
15	One commercial agent	2,380.00
16	Two commercial agents	4,080.00
17	One commercial agent	2,040.00
18	One commercial agent	2,040.00
19	One commercial agent	2,040.00
20	One commercial agent	1,700.00
21	One commercial agent	1,530.00
22	One commercial agent	1,080.00
23	One junior commercial agent	2,040.00
24	One junior commercial agent	1,530.00
25	One junior commercial agent	1,530.00
26	One junior commercial agent	1,530.00
27	One junior commercial agent	1,275.00
28	One junior commercial agent	1,122.00
29	Three junior commercial agents	3,240.00
30	One junior commercial agent	1,080.00
31	One junior commercial agent	1,080.00
32	Two junior commercial agents	2,160.00
33	One junior commercial agent	1,080.00
34	One junior commercial agent	972
35	One junior commercial agent	864
36	Two junior commercial agents	1,728.00
37	Four junior commercial agents	3,024.00
38	One junior commercial agent	756
39	One junior commercial agent	756
40	Five junior commercial agents	3,240.00
41	One junior commercial agent	648
42	Two junior commercial agents	1,080.00
CLERKS
43	One clerk		2,040.00
44	One clerk		1,700.00
45. One clerk		1,224.00
46	One clerk		1,080.00
48	One clerk		1,080.00
49	One clerk		1,080.00
50	Four clerks	3,456.00
51	One clerk		864
52	Two clerks	1,512.00
53	Five clerks	3,240.00
54	Three clerks	1,620.00
55	One clerk		540
56	Two clerks	864
57	Four clerks	1,728.00
MESSENGERS
58	One messenger	432
59	One messenger	324
60	Two messengers	480
MISCELLANEOUS
61	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers, as follows:
	(a)	Five laborers	1,620.00
	(b)	Two watchmen	648
62	Allowance for caps and badges for tourist guides	40
			—————
	Total		127,742.00
			=========
-8	WEATHER BUREAU
DIRECTORS
1	One Director	P4,250.00
2	One Assistant Director	3,400.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One chief of division	3,060.00
4	Two chiefs of divisions	6,120.00
5	One chief of division	2,720.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
6	One assistant chief of division	2,720.00
7	One assistant chief of division	2,380.00
FORECASTERS
8	One forecaster	2,720.00
9	One assistant forecaster	1,700.00
OBSERVERS
10	One observer	2,550.00
11	One observer	2,380.00
12	One assistant observer	2,380.00
13	One assistant observer	2,380.00
14	One assistant observer	1,785.00
15	Two assistant observers	2,856.00
16	One assistant observer	1,326.00
17	One assistant observer	1,224.00
18	Four assistant observers	4,488.00
19	One assistant observer	1,122.00
20	One assistant observer	1,122.00
21	One assistant observer	1,122.00
22	One assistant observer	1,080.00
23	One junior observer	972
24	One junior observer	972
25	One junior observer	972
26	One junior observer	864
27	Two junior observers	1,728.00
28	Nine junior observers	5,832.00
29	One junior observer	648
30	One junior observer	648
31	One junior observer	648
32	Two junior observers	1,080.00
33	Three junior observers	540
34	Three junior observers	540
35	Twenty-six junior observers	11,232.00
36	One junior observer	432
37	Three junior observers	360
38	Nine junior observers	2,916.00
39	One junior observer	324
40	One junior observer	300
41	Six junior observers	1,080.00
42	One junior observer	180
COMPUTERS
43	One assistant computer	1,700.00
44	One assistant computer	1,428.00
45	One assistant computer	1,326.00
46	One assistant computer	1,224.00
47	One assistant computer	1,080.00
48	One junior computer	972
49	One junior computer	648
50	Two junior computers	1,512.00
51	One junior computer	756
52	One junior computer	756
CLERKS
53	One clerk		864
54	One clerk		432
DRAFTSMEN
55	One assistant draftsman	1,700.00
56	One assistant draftsman	1,122.00
MECHANICS
57	One assistant mechanic	1,700.00
58	One assistant mechanic	1,275.00
59	One junior mechanic	972
60	One junior mechanic	864
61	One junior mechanic	432
OPERATORS
62	One assistant radio operator	P1,224.00
63	One assistant wireless operator	1,224,00
64	Two assistant telegraph operators	2,448,00
65	One junior telegraph operator	864
MESSENGERS
66	One messenger	324
67	One messenger	324
MISCELLANEOUS
68	Temporary and emergency employees, including skilled,
	semi-skilled and unskilled laborers, as follows:
	(a)	One laborer	432
	(b)	One laborer	432
	(c)	One janitor	432
	(d)	One messenger during the typhoon season	300
			—————
	Total		115,920.00
			=========
Total for salaries and wages	3,088,680.00
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1	Traveling expenses of personnel	210,000.00
2	Traveling expenses of commercial and cooperative
	promotion agents in the provinces	5,000.00
3	Freight, express and delivery service	20,000.00
4	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	65,000.00
5	Illumination and power service	20,000.00
6	Rental of buildings and grounds, including Yap Station	42,000.00
7	Consumption of supplies and materials	300,000.00
8	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	60,000.00
9	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	1,000.00
10	Maintenance and repair of equipment	55,000.00
11	Other services	16,738.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	794,738.00
			=========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1	Purchase of furniture and equipment	22,000.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment..	22,000.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1	Organization of scouting parties to locate and fight locusts,
	Act No. 3163, and to control and eradicate other agricultural
	pests and diseases	P36,038.00
2	Campaign for the eradication and control of rinderpest and
	other contagious and infectious animal diseases, Act No.
	3166, including payment for animals utilized for purposes of
	experimentation, breeding or vaccination	50,000.00
3	For the classification of public lands:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Three draftsmen	P972.00
	(b)	Five computers	1,620.00
	(c)	Three computers	972
OTHER EXPENSES
	(d)	Sundry expenses, including the purchase
		of furniture and equipment	14,496.00
			—————
	Total		P18,060.00	18,060.00
			=========
4	For sundry expenses, including purchase of furniture and
	equipment in connection with commercial and industrial
	investigation, demonstration and promotion work	2,785.00
5	For the maintenance, operation and improvement of
	National Parks, Act No. 3915:
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(a)	Sundry expenses	15,000.00
		Amount to be paid out of the receipts under
		Act No. 3915	(P5,000.00)
			—————
			0
			=========
6	For the development of the fishing industry and the
	promotion of the fisheries resources of the Philippines,
	Act No. 4003:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two technical assistants	P8,500.00
	(b)	One technical assistant	4,250.00
	(c)	Four technical demonstrators	4,320.00
	(d)	One technical demonstrator	1,080.00
	(e)	Five student assistants	2,160.00
	(f)	One student assistant	432
	(g)	One inspector	2,040.00
	(h)	One patron	1,530.00
	(i)	One engineer	1,080.00
	(j)	Temporary and emergency employees, including
		skilled semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	4,320.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(k)	Sundry expenses, including the purchase
		of furniture and equipment	P20,288.00
			——————
		Total available for the development of the
		fisheries resources, Act No. 4003	P50,000.00
		Amount to be paid out of the receipts under
		Act No. 4003	(P50,000.00)
			——————
			0
			==========
7	For reforestation to be expended in accordance with
	Act No. 3283:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two laborers	P778.00
	(b)	One laborer	356
	(c)	Three laborers	972
	(d)	Two laborers	502
	(e)	Four laborers	864
	(f)	One laborer	125
	(g)	Three laborers	360
	(h)	Ten laborers	900
	(i)	Five laborers	420
	(j)	One laborer	81
	(k)	One laborer	75
	(l)	Five laborers	360
	(m)	Five laborers	270
	(n)	Ten laborers	450
	(o)	One laborer	14
OTHER EXPENSES
	(p)	Sundry expenses, including the purchase of
		furniture and equipment	2,133.00
			—————
		Total	P8,660.00	P8,660.00
			=========
8	Investigation and survey of homesteads, free patents and
	sales and leases under the provisions of Act No. 2874:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Five assistant public lands inspectors	P7,650.00
	(b)	Three assistant public lands inspectors	3,240.00
	(c)	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
	(d)	One assistant public lands inspector	1,080.00
	(e)	Two junior public lands inspectors	1,080.00
	(f)	Two junior public lands inspectors	1,080.00
	(g)	One junior public lands inspector	540
	(h)	Five junior public lands inspectors	2,700.00
	(i)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	19,046.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(j)	Sundry expenses	50,500.00
			—————
	Total		P87,996.00	P87,996.00
			=========
9	For the maintenance and repair of a radio apparatus
	installed in the Manila Observatory	1,000.00
10	For the maintenance and upkeep of the Cebu typhoon signal	50
11	For salaries, sundry expenses and purchase of furniture
	and equipment for the office of the person employed by
	the Governor-General to cooperate with the Resident
	Commissioners, the Bureau of Insular Affairs, War
	Department of the United States, and such other agencies
	as have been or may hereafter be created by the Philippine
	Government to care for the commercial interests of the
	Philippines in the United States under Act No. 3442	20,400.00
12	For salaries, sundry expenses and furniture and equipment
	for the office of the Trade Commissioner in China,
	to carry out the purposes of Act No. 3587:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One trade commissioner	P5,100.00
	(b)	One clerk-secretary	1,800.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses and purchase of furniture and
		equipment	3,930.00
			——————
	Total		P10,830.00	10,830.00
			==========
13	For salaries, sundry expenses and furniture and
	equipment for the office of the Trade Commissioner
	in Europe, to carry out the purposes of Act No. 3754:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One trade commissioner	P5,100.00
	(b)	One clerk-secretary	2,000.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses and purchase of furniture and
		equipment	6,700.00
			—————
	Total		P13,800.00	13,800.00
			=========
14	For the administration of the Friar Lands Estates:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Chief of Division
	(a)	One chief of division	P3,400.00
Agents
	(b)	One agent	1,224.00
	(c)	One agent	1,224.00
	(d)	One agent	1,122.00
	(e)	Two agents	2,160.00
	(f)	One agent	972
	(g)	One agent	972
	(h)	One agent	756
	(i)	One agent	720
	(j)	One agent	540
	(k)	One agent	540
	(l)	One agent	432
	(m)	One agent	432
Clerks
	(n)	One clerk	864
	(o)	Two clerks	1,080.00
	(p)	Five clerks	2,160.00
	(q)	One clerk	324
	(r)	Two clerks	648
	(s)	One clerk	324
	(t)	Five clerks	1,200.00
	(u)	One clerk	240
Messenger
	(v)	One messenger	240
Miscellaneous
	(w)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	23,028.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	44,602.00
			========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(x)	Traveling expenses of personnel	4,000.00
	(y)	Freight, express and delivery service	120
	(z)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	900
	(a-1)	Illumination and power service	875
	(b-1)	Rental of buildings and grounds	1,120.00
	(c-1)	Consumption of supplies and materials	2,000.00
	(d-1)	Printing and binding reports, documents and
		publications	180
	(e-1)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	200
	(f-1)	Other services	480
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	9,875.00
			=========
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
	(g-1)	Resurvey and reclassification of the friar lands
Salaries and Wages
	-1	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	6,400.00
Other Expenses
	-2	Sundry expenses	3,600.00
			—————
		Total	10,000.00
			=========
	(h-1)	Construction and maintenance of roads
		and bridges within the friar lands estates,
		to be allotted by the Secretary of Agriculture
		and Commerce: PROVIDED, That P2,000
		of this amount shall be used for the
		construction and improvement of roads
		in the friar lands estates in the Province
		of Bulacan	30,000.00
	(i-1)	Construction, maintenance, alteration and
		repair of irrigation systems to be allotted
		by the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce	30,000.00
	(j-1)	Maintenance and repair of buildings	1,000.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	71,000.00
			=========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	44,602.00
	Total for sundry expenses	9,875.00
	Total for special appropriations	71,000.00
			—————
	Total available for the administration of the
	Friar Lands Estates	P125,477.00
	Amount to be paid out of the receipts therefrom	(P125,477.00)
			——————
			0
			===========
15	For the administration of the San Lazaro Estate:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Agent
	(a)	One agent	P1,530.00
Clerks
	(b)	One clerk	P756.00
	(c)	One clerk	540
	(d)	One clerk	432
	(e)	One clerk	432
	(f)	One clerk	240
			————
	Total for salaries and wages	3,930.00
			========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	g)	Traveling expenses of personnel	200
	(h)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	100
	(i)	Illumination and power service	80
	(j)	Consumption of supplies and materials	700
	(k)	Printing and binding reports, documents and
		publications	250
	(l)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	70
	(m)	Other services	247
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	1,647.00
			=========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	3,930.00
	Total for sundry expenses	1,647.00
	Total available for the administration of the
	San Lazaro Estate	P5,577.00
	Amount to be paid out of the receipts therefrom	(P5,577.00)
			—————
			0
			========
16	For the verification of surveys submitted by private
	land surveyors to the Bureau of Lands, Act No. 3950:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Forty-one computers	P17,712.00
	(b)	One computer	432
	(c)	Three computers	1,296.00
	(d)	Two computers	648
	(e)	One computer	224
	(f)	Sixteen draftsmen	6,912.00
	(g)	Thirteen draftsmen	5,616.00
	(h)	Five draftsmen	2,160.00
			—————
	Total		P35,000.00	P35,000.00
			=========
17	To encourage and facilitate the survey and subdivision
	of public land, Act No. 4031:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two surveymen	P1,404.00
	(b)	Five surveymen	3,240.00
	(c)	One surveyman	540
	(d)	Two surveymen	972
	(e)	One surveyman	432
	(f)	One surveyman	420
	(g)	Five surveymen	1,620.00
	(h)	Three sketchmen	1,620.00
	(i)	One sketchman	486
	(j)	One sketchman	432
	(k)	Four sketchmen	1,512.00
	(l)	Two sketchmen	648
	(m)	Four sketchmen	1,200.00
	(n)	One chainman.	432
	(o)	Five chainmen	1,890.00
	(p)	Thirteen chainmen	4,212.00
	(q)	Thirty-six chainmen	10,800.00
	(r)	One chainman	240
	(s)	Two rodmen	648
	(t)	Forty rodmen	12,000.00
	(u)	Twelve rodmen	2,880.00
	(v)	One lineman	486
	(w)	One lineman	432
	(x)	One lineman	324
	(y)	One lineman	300
	(z)	Eleven instruments caretakers	3,300.00
	(a-1)	Nine instruments caretakers	2,160.00
	(b-1)	One monument overseer	240
	(c-1)	One temporary clerk	240
	(d-1)	One temporary junior computer	240
	(e-1)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	36,957.00
	(f-1)	For emergency employees	57,693.00
			—————
		Total	P150,000.00	P150,000.00
			=========
18	For the expenses of an Agricultural Engineering
	Division in the Bureau of Plant Industry, as follows:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One chief of division	P4,675.00
	(b)	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
	(c)	One farm mechanic	756
	(d)	One stenographer	540
	(e)	One clerk	432
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	9,463.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(f)	Traveling expenses of personnel	1,800.00
	(g)	Freight, express and delivery service	52
	(h)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	220
	(i)	Consumption of supplies and materials	200
	(j)	Other services	60
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	2,332.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(k)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	205
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	205
			========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	9,463.00
	Total for sundry expenses	2,332.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	205
			—————
	Total available for the expenses of an Agricultural
	Engineering Division	P12,000.00	P12,000.00
			=========
19	Contributions and gratuities, including the control or
	eradication of agricultural pests and diseases; the
	entertainment of foreign or local scientists and
	agriculturists visiting the propagation stations,
	seed farms and nurseries of the Bureau of Plant
	Industry; the payment of membership dues in, or
	contributions to, scientific organizations; and the
	purchase and distribution of seeds and plants for
	propagation, to be allotted by the Secretary of
	Agriculture and Commerce	30,000.00
20	Contributions and gratuities, including the manufacture
	of rinderpest serum; the manufacture or purchase of
	anti-epizootic serum; the entertainment of foreign or local
	scientists and agriculturists visiting the stock farms,
	slaughterhouses and breeding and quarantine stations
	of the Bureau of Animal Industry; the payment of
	membership dues in, or contributions to, scientific
	organizations; and the distribution of young animals
	for propagation, to be allotted by the Secretary of
	Agriculture and Commerce	25,000.00
21	For aid for the promotion of tourist travel to and in the
	Philippine Islands, to be expended with the approval
	of the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce
	in accordance with the provisions of Act No.
	3633: PROVIDED, That the salary of the manager
	of the Philippine Tourist Association shall not exceed
	the salary actually received on October 1, 1934:
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That an assistant manager
	shall be employed at a salary not to exceed P6,000
	per annum, his appointment to be subject to the
	approval of the Secretary of Agriculture and
	Commerce	20,000.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	521,619.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	3,088,680.00
	Total for sundry expenses	794,738.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	22,000.00
	Total for special appropriations	521,619.00
	Less — forced savings to be distributed by the
	Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce	-132,811.00
			——————
	Total available for the Department of Agriculture
	and Commerce	P4,294,226.00
			===========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1	Subject to the approval of the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce, the
	sum appropriated for the organization of scouting parties to locate and
	fight locusts, as provided for in Act No. 3163, may likewise be expended
	by the Director of Plant Industry if deemed necessary to carry out the
	purposes of section 23 of Act No. 2472.
2	All amounts collected by the Bohol Filipino Colony and Cagayan Filipino
	Colony shall revert to the unappropriated general fund in the Insular
	Treasury, and shall not be made available for expenditure except by a
	subsequent legislative enactment, any provision of existing law to the
	contrary notwithstanding.
3	Any unexpended balance of the appropriations made in this Act for the
	Bureau of Lands may be used for reimbursement of the cost of surveys as
	required by section 92 (b) of Act No. 2874.
4	Any attorney duly qualified to practice law in the Philippine Islands shall
	not be required to pass a civil service examination in order to qualify for
	the position of land attorney, law clerk or land inspector.
5	Upon recommendation of the Director of the Bureau of Science, the
	Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce is hereby authorized to appoint
	such honorary scientific collaborators as the needs of the service may
	require.
6	Whenever a ship's officer or member of the crew is absent on accrued leave
	or leave without pay, the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce may
	appoint a temporary substitute in his place if the needs of the service or the
	customs law and regulations so require.
7	The Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce may authorize the officers and
	employees of any bureau or office under the Department to lodge free of
	charge in government buildings controlled by the Department:
	PROVIDED, That this privilege shall be limited to the superintendents,
	officers and employees of the seed farms, nurseries, experimentation and
	propagation stations, stock farms, slaughterhouses, breeding and
	quarantine stations, provincial forest offices and stations, Alabang
	laboratories and experiment stations: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the
	officers and employees herein mentioned shall not be allowed to lodge in
	rented buildings without requiring them to reimburse to the government
	their corresponding reasonable share of the rent.
8	The sum of P200,000 of the Friar Lands Loan Fund established by Act No.
	1736 is hereby reverted to the general unappropriated funds in the Insular
	Treasury on the effectivity of this Act.
9	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, telegrams of
	the Bureau of Commerce containing market quotations or prices addressed
	to provincial and municipal authorities and telegrams to or from the
	Weather Bureau containing weather information or data shall be
	transmitted free of charge by the Bureau of Posts.

K.— DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND COMMUNICATIONS

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

-1	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

DEPARTMENT HEADS

1	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
CHIEF CLERK
3	One chief clerk	3,825.00
CLERKS
4	One clerk		3,060.00
5	One clerk		2,550.00
6	One clerk		2,040.00
7	One clerk		1,080.00
STENOGRAPHER
8	One stenographer	1,224.00
MESSENGER
9	One messenger	432
			—————
	Total		31,636.00
			=========
-2	BUREAU OF PUBLIC WORKS
DIRECTOR
1	One Director of Public Works	P6,120.00
2	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract of
	the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position of
	Director of Public Works, item 1	4,080.00
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS
3	One chief constructing engineer	5,100.00
4	Additional compensation for the chief constructing
	engineer acting as Assistant Director, item 3	850
5	One chief designing engineer	5,100.00
6	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of chief designing engineer, item 5	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
7	One supervising architect	5,100.00
8	One chief hydraulic engineer	5,100.00
9	One chief of division	4,590.00
10	One chief accountant	3,060.00
SUPERINTENDENTS
11	One chief surveyor	3,825.00
12	One chief electrician	2,550.00
ASSISTANT CHIEF OF DIVISION
13	One assistant accountant	2,040.00
LAW CLERK
14	One law clerk	3,400.00
CASHIERS AND DISBURSING OFFICERS
15	One cashier and disbursing officer	2,380.00
16	One assistant cashier	2,040.00
17	One cashier and disbursing officer, with quarters, Baguio	1,530.00
PROPERTY CLERKS
18	One property clerk, with quarters	2,550.00
19	One property clerk, with quarters, Baguio	864
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
20	One general bookkeeper	1,700.00
21	One assistant chief clerk	1,530.00
DESIGNING ENGINEERS
22	One designing engineer	5,100.00
23	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract of
	the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of designing engineer, item 22	4,250.00
24	Three designing engineers	15,300.00
25	One designing engineer	5,100.00
26	One designing engineer	4,250.00
CONSTRUCTING ENGINEER
27	One constructing engineer	5,100.00
28	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract of the
	incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position of
	constructing engineer, item 27	2,550.00
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
29	One mechanical and electrical engineer	5,100.00
30	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position of
	mechanical and electrical engineer, item 29	2,550.00
31	One mechanical and electrical engineer	3,825.00
32	One mechanical engineer	3,400.00
33	One assistant mechanical engineer	2,040.00
34	One electrical engineer	3,060.00
35	One assistant electrical engineer	2,210.00
HYDRAULIC ENGINEER
36	One hydraulic engineer	5,100.00
CIVIL ENGINEERS
37	Two civil engineers	8,500.00
38	Two civil engineers	7,140.00
39	One civil engineer	3,400.00
40	One civil engineer	3,400.00
41	One civil engineer	3,400.00
42	One civil engineer	3,230.00
43	One civil engineer	3,060.00
44	Five civil engineers	13,600.00
45	One civil engineer	2,550.00
46	One civil engineer	2,380.00
47	One assistant civil engineer	2,720.00
48	One assistant civil engineer	2,380.00
49	One assistant civil engineer	2,040.00
50	One assistant civil engineer	1,530.00
51	One assistant civil engineer	1,530.00
52	One assistant engineer	2,380.00
53	One assistant engineer	2,040.00
54	One assistant engineer	1,530.00
PROJECT ENGINEERS
55	One project engineer	5,100.00
56	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of project engineer, item 55	1,700.00
57	One project engineer	5,100.00
58	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of project engineer, item 57	1,700.00
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
59	One highway engineer	5,100.00
DIVISION ENGINEERS
60	Two division engineers	10,200.00
DISTRICT ENGINEERS
61	One district engineer, with quarters, Baguio	5,100.00
62	Additional appropriation to provide for the contract
	of the incumbent on January 1, 1932, of the position
	of district engineer, Baguio, item 61	1,700.00
63	One district engineer	5,100.00
64	Four district engineers	20,400.00
65	Two district engineers	10,200.00
66	One district engineer	4,675.00
67	One district engineer	4,420.00
68	One district engineer	4,420.00
69	One district engineer	4,420.00
70	One district engineer	4,250.00
71	One district engineer	4,250.00
72	Two district engineers	8,500.00
73	One district engineer	3,825.00
74	One district engineer	3,400.00
75	One district engineer	3,400.00
76	Six district engineers	20,400.00
77	One district engineer	3,400.00
78	One district engineer	3,230.00
79	Two district engineers	6,290.00
80	Three district engineers	9,180.00
81	Thirteen district engineers	35,360.00
82	Two district engineers	5,440.00
83	Two district engineers	5,100.00
ASSISTANT ENGINEERS
84	Two assistant engineers	4,080.00
ARCHITECTS
85	One architect	5,100.00
86	One architect	3,825.00
DRAFTSMEN
87	One architectural draftsman	3,230.00
88	One architectural draftsman	2,550.00
89	Two architectural draftsmen	4,080.00
90	One architectural draftsman	2,040.00
91	One architectural draftsman	1,836.00
92	One draftsman	1,700.00
93	One architectural draftsman	1,530.00
94	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,530.00
95	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,360.00
96	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,275.00
97	Two draftsmen	2,448.00
98	One assistant architectural draftsman	1,122.00
99	One assistant topographical draftsman	1,122.00
100	One draftsman	1,122.00
101	One draftsman	1,122.00
102	Three assistant architectural draftsmen	3,240.00
103	One assistant draftsman	1,080.00
104	One junior architectural draftsman	1,026.00
105	One junior architectural draftsman	972
106	One junior architectural draftsman	972
107	One assistant draftsman	972
108	One junior architectural draftsman	972
109	One junior architectural draftsman	864
110	One junior architectural draftsman	864
111	One junior architectural draftsman	864
112	Two junior draftsmen	1,728.00
113	Two assistant draftsmen	1,728.00
114	One junior topographical draftsman	810
115	One junior architectural draftsman	756
116	One junior architectural draftsman	756
117	One junior topographical draftsman	756
118	One assistant draftsman	756
119	One assistant draftsman	756
120	One junior draftsman	756
121	One junior draftsman	756
122	Three junior architectural draftsmen	1,620.00
123	One assistant draftsman	540
124	One assistant draftsman	540
125	Two junior architectural draftsmen	864
126	One junior architectural draftsman	432
127	One assistant draftsman	432
HYDROGRAPHERS
128	One district hydrographer	2,040.00
129	One junior hydrographer	1,360.00
130	Two junior hydrographers	2,160.00
131	One junior hydrographer	1,080.00
132	One hydrographer assistant	810
PLUMBER
133	One master plumber	1,785.00
PHOTOGRAPHERS
134	One photographer	918
135	One assistant photographer	486
INSPECTORS
136	One special agent	3,400.00
137	One inspector	2,380.00
138	One machinery inspector	2,040.00
139	One inspector of water rights	1,700.00
STENOGRAPHERS
140. One clerk-stenographer	1,326.00
141. One junior stenographer	756
142	One stenographer	648
CLERKS
143	One division clerk	2,040.00
144	One district clerk, with quarters, Baguio	2,040.00
145	Two clerks	3,060.00
146	One clerk		1,326.00
147	One clerk		1,326.00
148	Three clerks	3,672.00
149	One clerk		1,224.00
150	One librarian	1,122.00
151	One clerk, with quarters, Baguio	1,122.00
152	Three clerks	3,366.00
153	One clerk		1,122.00
154	One clerk		1,122.00
155	Seven clerks	7,560.00
156	Two clerks	1,944.00
157	One clerk		918
158	Ten clerks		8,640.00
159	One clerk		864
160	Eleven clerks	8,316.00
161	Three clerks, with quarters, Baguio	1,944.00
162	Twenty clerks	12,960.00
163	Two clerks, with quarters, Baguio	1,080.00
164	Eighteen clerks	9,720.00
165	One clerk		540
166	Two clerks	1,080.00
167	Two clerks	1,058.00
168	One clerk, with quarters, Baguio	486
169	Two clerks	972
170	Two clerks, with quarters, Baguio	864
171	Seventeen clerks	7,344.00
172	One clerk		378
173	One clerk		324
174	Two clerks	648
175	One clerk		324
176	Two clerks	600
177	One clerk		300
178	One clerk		300
179	Eleven clerks	2,640.00
180	One messenger	300
MISCELLANEOUS
181	For temporary and emergency employees, including
	skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers, as follows:
Watchmen
	(a)	One chief watchman	972
	(b)	One assistant watchman	540
	(c)	One night watchman	540
Janitors
	(d)	Two janitors	1,080.00
	(e)	One janitor	486
	(f)	Three janitors	1,296.00
Chauffeur
	(g)	One chauffeur	864
Laborers
	(h)	One laborer	486
	(i)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	30,129.00
			—————
		Total	630,526.00
			=========
-3	BUREAU OF POSTS
DIRECTORS
1	One Director of Posts	P6,120.00
2	One Assistant Director of Posts	5,100.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3	One superintendent	4,250.00
4	One superintendent	4,250.00
5	One superintendent	4,250.00
6	Two superintendents	7,650.00
7	One superintendent	3,825.00
8	One superintendent	3,570.00
9	One superintendent	3,400.00
10	One superintendent	3,060.00
11	One superintendent	2,550.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
12	One assistant superintendent	2,550.00
13	One assistant superintendent	2,550.00
14	One assistant superintendent	2,550.00
15	One assistant superintendent	2,550.00
16	One assistant superintendent	2,040.00
17	One assistant superintendent	2,040.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
18	One operator in charge	2,550.00
19	Two chiefs of sections	4,080.00
20	Two chiefs of sections	3,400.00
21	Four chiefs of sections	6,120.00
22	Two chiefs of sections	3,060.00
23	One chief of section	1,326.00
24	One chief of section	1,275.00
25	Three chiefs of sections	3,672.00
26	Two chiefs of sections	2,244.00
27	Two chiefs of sections	2,160.00
28	Two chiefs of sections	2,160.00
29	One chief of section	972
30	One chief of section	972
31	One chief of section	864
32	Three chiefs of sections	2,268.00
33	One chief of section	648
34	Two chiefs of sections	1,080.00
DISBURSING OFFICERS
35	One special disbursing officer	1,530.00
36	One disbursing officer	864
CLERKS
37	One clerk		2,040.00
38	One clerk		1,700.00
39	One clerk		1,700.00
40	Three clerks	4,590.00
41	Two clerks	2,856.00
42	Four clerks	5,304.00
43	Two clerks	2,550.00
44	Five clerks	6,120.00
45	Nine clerks	10,098.00
46	Twenty-one clerks	22,680.00
47	Two clerks	2,160.00
48	One clerk		1,080.00
49	One clerk		1,080.00
50	One clerk		972
51	Seven clerks	6,804.00
62	Twenty clerks	17,280.00
53	Two clerks	1,728.00
54	One clerk		756
55	Twenty-six clerks	19,656.00
56	Forty clerks	25,920.00
57	Three clerks	1,944.00
58	One clerk		594
59	Eighty-six clerks	46,440.00
60	Two clerks	1,080.00
61	Three clerks	1,620.00
62	One clerk		486
63	One hundred eighty-two clerks	78,624.00
64	Three clerks	1,296.00
65	Nine clerks	3,888.00
66	One clerk		378
67	One clerk		324
POSTMASTERS OR OPERATORS
68	One postmaster or operator	3,060.00
69	One postmaster or operator	2,550.00
70	One postmaster or operator	2,040.00
71	Three postmasters or operators	5,100.00
72	One postmaster or operator	1,700.00
73	Two postmasters or operators	3,060.00
74	Two postmasters or operators	3,060.00
75	Eight postmasters or operators	10,608.00
76	Sixteen postmasters or operators	19,584.00
77	Seven postmasters or operators	8,568.00
78	Five postmasters or operators	5,610.00
79	Forty-eight postmasters or operators	51,840.00
80	Four postmasters or operators	4,320.00
81	Forty-eight postmasters or operators	46,656.00
82	One postmaster or operator	972
83	One postmaster or operator	972
84	Nine postmasters or operators	8,748.00
85	Seventy-six postmasters or operators	65,664.00
86	One postmaster or operator	810
87	Two hundred ten postmasters or operators	158,760.00
88	Two postmasters or operators	1,512.00
89	Forty-five postmasters or operators	34,020.00
90	Two postmasters or operators	1,512.00
91	Ninety-four postmasters or operators	60,912.00
92	One postmaster or operator	648
93	Fifty-nine postmasters or operators	38,232.00
94	One postmaster or operator	648
95	Fifteen postmasters or operators	9,720.00
96	One hundred fifty-one postmasters or operators	81,540.00
97	Eighty-three postmasters or operators	44,820.00
98	One postmaster or operator	486
99	Fifty-two postmasters or operators	22,464.00
100	Four postmasters or operators	1,728.00
101	Six postmasters or operators	2,592.00
102	One postmaster-operator	864
103	Two postmaster-operators	1,728.00
POSTMASTERS
104.	Additional salaries for municipal treasurers acting as
	postmasters who issue postal money orders in
	one hundred four postal money-order offices at
	the rate of not to exceed P6 per month or P72
	per annum each	7,488.00
105.	One postmaster	1,224.00
106.	One postmaster	300.00
107.	Thirty-five postmasters	8,400.00
108.	One postmaster	240.00
109.	Fifteen postmasters	3,600.00
110.	One postmaster	240.00
111.	One postmaster	240.00
112.	Two postmasters	480.00
113.	Sixty-three postmasters	11,340.00
114.	Nine postmasters	1,620.00
115.	One postmaster	180.00
116.	One postmaster	180.00
117.	Three postmasters	540.00
118.	One hundred thirty-one postmasters	23,580.00
119.	Nineteen postmasters	3,420.00
120.	Four postmasters	720.00
121.	Ten postmasters	1,800.00
122.	One postmaster	144.00
123.	Eleven postmasters	1,320.00
124.	One postmaster	120.00
125.	Two hundred fifteen postmasters	25,800.00
126.	Eight postmasters	960.00
OPERATORS
127.	One assistant operator in charge	2,380.00
128.	One operator	1,326.00
129.	Two operators	2,448.00
130.	One operator	1,224.00
131.	Two operators	2,160,00
132.	Two operators	2,160.00
133.	One operator	972.00
134.	Eight operators	7,776.00
135.	Three operators	2,916.00
136.	One operator	864.00
137.	One operator	864.00
138.	Six operators	4,536.00
139.	One operator	648.00
140.	One operator	648.00
141.	One operator	648.00
142.	One operator-at-large	756.00
143.	One operator-at-large	540.00
144.	Thirty-three assistant operators	10,692.00
MESSENGERS AND JANITOR-PORTERS
145.	Eleven engineman-messengers	5,280.00
146.	One messenger	378.00
147.	One messenger	378.00
148.	Eight messengers	3,024.00
149.	One messenger	378.00
150.	One hundred five messengers	34,020.00
151.	Six messengers	1,944.00
152.	One messenger	324.00
153.	One messenger-engineman	324.00
154.	Twenty-eight messengers	8,400.00
155.	Forty-nine messengers	11,760.00
156.	Two messengers	480.00
157.	Forty-five messengers	8,640.00
158.	Thirty-seven messengers	6,660.00
159.	One messenger	144.00
160.	Six janitor-porters	2,268.00
161.	One janitor-porter	378.00
162.	Sixteen janitor-porters	5,184.00
163.	One janitor	324.00
ENGINEMEN
164.	Two enginemen	1,944.00
165.	One engineman	864.00
166.	One engineman	864.00
167.	Two enginemen	1,512.00
168.	Three enginemen	1,944.00
169.	One engineman	648.00
170.	Nine enginemen	4,860.00
171.	Three enginemen	1,620.00
172.	One engineman	486.00
173.	Four enginemen	1,944.00
174.	Twenty-two enginemen	9,504.00
175.	One engineman	432.00
176.	Three enginemen	1,296.00
177.	One engineman	432.00
178.	One engineman	378.00
179.	Ten enginemen or linemen	3,240.00
180	One engineman or lineman	324.00
181.	One engineman or lineman	324.00
TELEGRAPH LINEMEN
182.	One supervising lineman	2,040.00
183.	One supervising lineman	1,870.00
184.	One supervising lineman	1,326.00
185.	Seven supervising linemen	7,560.00
186.	Two supervising linemen	2,160.00
187.	One supervising lineman	972.00
188.	Four supervising linemen	3,456.00
189.	One supervising lineman	864.00
190.	One supervising lineman	864.00
191.	One supervising lineman	756.00
192.	Five linemen	1,620.00
193.	Two messenger-linemen	720.00
194.	Two linemen	720.00
POST-OFFICE INSPECTORS
195.	One supervising inspector	3,404.00
196.	One supervising inspector	2,550.00
197.	One supervising inspector	2,380.00
198.	Three inspectors	6,120.00
199.	Fourteen inspectors	21,420.00
200.	Three inspectors	4,590.00
201.	Three inspectors	3,240.00
202.	Two inspectors	2,160.00
MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEES
203.	One radio engineer or supervisor	4,250.00
204.	Two radio inspectors	4,080.00
205.	Two radio inspectors	3,060.00
206.	One telegraph or radio constructor	2,380.00
207.	One telegraph or radio constructor	2,040.00
208.	One telegraph or radio constructor	1,700.00
209.	One cable electrician	2,380.00
210.	One cable seaman	1,428.00
211.	One driver	540.00
212.	Four drivers	2,160.00
213.	Four drivers	1,728.00
214.	One driver	378.00
215.	Four driver-helpers	1,512.00
216.	Four drivers	1,296.00
217.	One chauffeur	540.00
218.	One patron	756.00
219.	One engineman	864.00
220.	Three firemen	1,296.00
221.	One boatswain	324.00
222.	Three sailors	900.00
223.	Three clerk-carriers	2,592.00
224.	Two clerk-carriers	1,512.00
225.	Six clerk-carriers	3,888.00
226.	One clerk-carrier	648.00
227.	Fourteen clerk-carriers	7,560.00
228.	Thirty-three clerk-carriers	14,256.00
229.	One mechanic	648.00
230.	Thirty-three stamp agents	3,960.00
231.	Three elevator operators	1,620.00
232.	Two laborers	756.00
233.	Two laborers	648.00
234.	One draftsman	756.00
235.	Linemen, temporary employees and laborers, as follows:
	(a)	Two clerks	1,080.00
	(b)	One clerk	540.00
	(c)	Two clerks	972.00
	(d)	Four clerks	1,944.00
	(e)	One clerk	486.00
	(f)	Thirteen clerks	5,616.00
	(g)	Three clerks	1,296.00
	(h)	Fifteen clerks	6,480.00
	(i)	One clerk	432.00
	(j)	One clerk	378.00
	(k)	Twenty-five clerks	8,100.00
	(l)	One clerk	324.00
	(m)	Forty-three student operators	13,932.00
	(n)	One stamp agent	120.00
	(o)	Ten letter-carriers	5,400.00
	(p)	Four messengers	1,512.00
	(q)	Seventeen messengers	5,508.00
	(r)	Eight messengers	2,592.00
	(s)	One messenger	240.00
	(t)	One lineman or laborer	540.00
	(u)	One lineman or laborer	486.00
	(v)	Five linemen or laborers	2,160.00
	(w)	Fourteen linemen or laborers	5,292.00
	(x)	Five linemen or laborers	1,890.00
	(y)	Eighty-two linemen or laborers	26,568.00
	(z)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	28,493.00
PROVINCIAL LETTER-CARRIERS
236.	For provincial letter-carriers as follows:
	(a)	One letter-carrier	486.00
	(b)	Five letter-carriers	2,160.00
	(c)	Eighty-nine letter-carriers	28,836.00
	(d)	Six letter-carriers	1,812.00
	(e)	One hundred nineteen letter-carriers	35,700.00
	(f)	Two letter-carriers	576.00
	(g)	Eighteen letter-carriers	4,968.00
	(h)	Twenty-four letter-carriers	6,336.00
	(i)	One hundred twenty-three letter-carriers	29,520.00
	(j)	One letter-carrier	240.00
	(k)	One letter-carrier	228.00
	(l)	For letter-carriers, at not more than P216 per annum each	75,600.00
MISCELLANEOUS
237.	For subsistence of the crew of launch "Mail"	1,600.00
238.	Clothing allowance of the crew of launch "Mail"	160.00
239.	Additional compensation, not to exceed P16 per month,
	to employees of this Bureau assigned to stations where
	the cost of living is excessively high, at the discretion
	of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications	6,400.00
240.	Uniforms and shoe allowance for letter-carriers and
	messengers, in Manila and other important municipalities,
	not to exceed P24 each	4,800.00
			——————
	Total		1,809,959.00
			===========
(4)	BUREAU OF COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
DIRECTOR
1.	Per diem of P8.50 for the officer of the United States
	Coast and Geodetic Survey detailed as Director
	of the Bureau of Coast and Geodetic Survey	P3,102.50
CHIEF OF DIVISION
2.	One chief accountant and assistant chief of division	4,080.00
TECHNICAL SUPERVISORS
3.	Per diem at P4.25 each for the two officers of the United
	States Coast and Geodetic Survey detailed as
	technical supervisors of the geographical division	3,102.50
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4.	One assistant chief of division	2,210.00
5.	One assistant chief of division	1,938.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
6.	One chief of section	1,700.00
7.	One chief of section	1,700.00
8.	One chief of section	1,530.00
CLERKS
9.	One supply clerk	1,530.00
10.	One clerk-computer	1,530.00
11.	One clerk		1,326.00
12.	One property clerk	1,224.00
13.	One clerk		540.00
DRAFTSMEN
14.	One chief draftsman	1,488.00
15.	One draftsman	1,352.00
16.	Two assistant draftsmen	2,652.00
17.	Two assistant draftsmen	2,448.00
18.	Two assistant draftsmen	2,448.00
19.	One assistant draftsman	1,173.00
20.	Four assistant draftsmen	4,488.00
21.	Four assistant draftsmen	4,320.00
22.	One assistant draftsman	1,008.00
23.	One assistant draftsman	918.00
24.	One assistant draftsman	810.00
25.	One assistant draftsman	756.00
26.	Two junior draftsmen	1,296.00
27.	One junior draftsman	540.00
COMPUTERS
28.	Two computers	3 468.00
29.	One computer	1,224.00
SPECIALISTS IN LITHOGRAPHIC WORK
30.	One process transferrer	1,530.00
31.	One photographer	1,530.00
32.	One pressman	1,190.00
33.	One lithographic draftsman	1,080.00
34.	One lithographic draftsman	900.00
35.	One assistant lithographer	810.00
36.	One assistant pressman	432.00
SHIP'S COMPLEMENT
37.	Pay and rations of petty officers and crews of the steamer
	Fathomer on insular rolls; pay of laborers in the field and
	special shore parties; and uniforms, including shoes, for
	petty officers and crews of the steamer "Fathomer"
	on insular rolls:
	(a)	One chief writer	1,530.00
	(b)	One first-class ship's writer	1,224.00
	(c)	One second-class ship's writer	1,080.00
	(d)	One wireless operator	1,275.00
	(e)	One assistant engineer	1,122.00
	(f)	One boatswain	810.00
	(g)	One first-class boatswain's mate	540.00
	(h)	One second-class boatswain's mate	432.00
	(i)	One carpenter	648.00
	(j)	One first-class quartermaster	432.00
	(k)	Three second-class quartermasters	1,134.00
	(l)	Two third-class quartermasters	656.00
	(m)	Ten seamen	3,240.00
	(n)	Four ordinary seamen	1,200.00
	(o)	One machinist	972.00
	(p)	Two machinists	1,728.00
	(q)	One motor engineer	864.00
	(r)	Three oilers	1,620.00
	(s)	Three firemen	1,458.00
	(t)	Two trimmers	600.00
	(u)	Two stewards	1,296.00
	(v)	One officer's cook	648.00
	(w)	One ship's cook	432.00
	(x)	Three mess attendants	972.00
	(y)	One mess attendant	300.00
	(z)	One laundryman	432.00
JANITOR
38.	One janitor	486.00
MISCELLANEOUS
39.	Hire of laborers for office and carpenters for construction
	of frames for relief maps from P1.35 to P2.25 per day	180.00
40.	For clothing allowance of thirty-six men at P56.96 each	2,051.00
41.	For rations of six men at P0.96 each per day	2,103.00
42.	For rations of forty-four men at P0.48 each per day	7,709.00
43.	One laborer at P1.80 per day	162.00
44.	Ten laborers at P1.35 each per day	405.00
45.	One laborer at P1.26 per day	33.00
			——————
	Total		103,148.00
			==========
	Total for salaries and wages	2,575,269.00
			==========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	77,600.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service, including
	transportation of mails	432,155.40
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	21,350.00
4.	Illumination and power service	31,592,00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	38,510.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials	250,302.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications,
	including the purchase of stamps and stamped envelopes
	for the Bureau of Posts	30,457.00
8.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	500.00
9.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	35,643.00
10.	Other services, including subsistence of employees of the
	Bureau of Posts working overtime	21,003.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	939,112.00
			=========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	9,122.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	9,122.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	For contracts with interisland steamers: PROVIDED,
	That at least P8,000 of this sum shall be set aside for
	the subvention to any steamship company that can maintain
	a transportation service between Manila and Batanes
	via Calayan	20,000.00
2.	To carry out the purposes of Act No 3909, regarding the
	licensing of airmen and aircrafts, and inspection of the same:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Chiefs
	(a)	Per diem of P8.50 for the officer of the
		United States Army Air Corps detailed as
		Chief of the Aeronautics Division	P3,111.00
	(b)	One assistant chief	3,060.00
Miscellaneous
	(c)	For temporary and emergency aeronautical
		inspectors and employees, including per diems
		of Army officers	6,000.00
Clerks
	(d)	One chief clerk	1,080.00
	(e)	One clerk-stenographer	864.00
	(f)	One property clerk	756.00
	(g)	One record clerk	432.00
Messenger-Janitor
	(h)	One messenger-janitor	324.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	15,627.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(i)	Traveling expenses of personnel	1,929.00
	(j)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	360.00
	(k)	Illumination and power service	290.00
	(l)	Consumption of supplies and materials	700.00
	(m)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	400.00
	(n)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	150.00
	(o)	Other services	200.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	4,029.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(p)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	600.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	600.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	15,627.00
	Total for sundry expenses	4,029.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	600.00
			—————
	Total available for licensing of airmen and aircrafts,
	and inspection of the same	P20,256.00	P20,256.00
			=========
	(q)	Any funds saved under items IV-2(a) to
		IV-2(p) above may be used for the purpose
		of acquiring, constructing and maintaining
		public landing fields.
3.	Regulation, safeguarding of traffic and collection of tolls
	on Kennon and Naguilian roads:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Kennon Road
	(a)	One chief dispatcher	P657.00
	(b)	One night dispatcher	525.60
	(c)	One toll collector	558.45
	(d)	One toll collector	492.75
	(e)	Three gatemen	1,182.60
	(f)	Four laborers	514.05
Naguilian Road
	(g)	One chief dispatcher	394.20
	(h)	One night dispatcher	492.75
	(i)	Three gatemen	1,182.60
			————
	Total for salaries and wages	6,000.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(j)	Traveling expenses of personnel	30.00
	(k)	Freight, express and delivery service	25.00
	(l)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	590.00
	(m)	Illumination and power service	40.00
	(n)	Consumption of supplies and materials	1,305.00
	(o)	Other services	10.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	2,000.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	6,000.00
	Total for sundry expenses	2,000.00
			————
	Total available for the regulation, safeguarding
	of traffic and collection of tolls on Kennon and
	Naguilian roads	P8,000.00	P8,000.00
4.	For the operation of the Division of Motor Vehicles
	of the Bureau of Public Works:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Superintendents
	(a)	One superintendent and examiner	P3,825.00
	(b)	One assistant superintendent and examiner	2,380.00
Chiefs of Sections
	(c)	One division clerk	1,530.00
	(d)	One assistant division clerk	540.00
	(e)	One chief inspector	2,040.00
	(f)	One chief of section	1,080.00
	(g)	One chief of section	1,080.00
	(h)	One chief collector	1,080.00
	(i)	Two chiefs of sections	1,944.00
	(j)	One chief of section	864.00
	(k)	Two chiefs of sections	1,512.00
	(l)	One chief of section	648.00
	(m)	One bookkeeper	648.00
	(n)	One chief of section	540.00
Assistant Chiefs of Sections
	(o)	One assistant chief of section	648.00
	(p)	One assistant chief of section	540.00
	(q)	One assistant chief of section	540.00
	(r)	One assistant chief of section	540.00
	(s)	One assistant chief of section	432.00
	(t)	Four assistant chiefs of sections	1,728.00
Motor Vehicles Inspectors
	(u)	One automobile inspector	1,700.00
	(v)	Two automobile inspectors	2,160.00
Clerks
	(w)	Two collectors	2,160.00
	(x)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(y)	One clerk	756.00
	(z)	One clerk	648.00
	(a-1)	Two clerks	1,080.00
	(b-1)	One clerk	540.00
	(c-1)	One clerk	540.00
	(d-1)	Twenty-two clerks	9,504.00
	(e-1)	Two clerks	864.00
	(f-1)	One clerk	432.00
	(g-1)	Four clerks	1,728.00
	(h-1)	Two clerks	864.00
	(i-1)	Two clerk-indexers	1,080.00
	(j-1)	Two clerk-filers	864.00
Stenographers
	(k-1)	One stenographer	432.00
	(l-1)	One clerk-stenographer	540.00
Typists
	(m-1)	One typist	540.00
	(n-1)	Three typists	1,296.00
	(o-1)	Two clerk-typists	1,080.00
Watchmen
	(p-1)	Three watchmen	2,364.00
Mechanics
	(q-1)	Three mechanics	2,364.00
Painters
	(r-1)	One painter	493.00
	(s-1)	One painter	394.00
Platemen
	(t-1)	One plateman	657.00
	(u-1)	One helper	493.00
Drivers
	(v-1)	One driver	788.00
	(w-1)	One driver	657.00
	(x-l)	One washing	493.00
Toolkeeper
	(y-1)	One toolkeeper	493.00
			————
		Total for salaries and wages	63,223.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(z-1)	Traveling expenses of personnel	24,310.00
	(a-2)	Freight, express and delivery service	2,000.00
	(b-2)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	5,000.00
	(c-2)	Illumination and power service	3,000.00
	(d-2)	Rental of buildings and grounds	250.00
	(e-2)	Consumption of supplies and materials	65,280.00
	(f-2)	Printing and binding reports, documents and
		publications	400.00
	(g-2)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	10,121.00
	(h-2)	Other services	3,151.00
			—————
		Total for sundry expenses	113,512.00
			=========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(i-2)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	2,278.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	2,278.00
			=======
SUMMARY
Total for salaries and wages	63,223.00
Total for sundry expenses	113,512.00
Total for furniture and equipment	2,278.00
			—————
Total available for the Division of Motor Vehicles of
the Bureau of Public Works	P179,013.00
Amount to be paid out of receipts under
Act No. 3045, any provision of existing law to
the contrary notwithstanding	(P179,013.00)
			——————
			0.00
			==========
5.	For the temporary administration, operation, maintenance
	and repair of the radio stations and the radio and telegraph
	service in Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Zamboanga, Davao,
	Cagayan (Misamis), Tacloban, Aparri and Laoag
	from January 1 to December 31, 1935, under
	Acts 3679, 3689 and 3871:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One supervisor	P4,250.00
	(b)	One operator	3,060.00
	(c)	One operator	2,550.00
	(d)	Two operators	5,100.00
	(e)	Five operators	10,200.00
	(f)	One operator	2,040.00
	(g)	One chief operator	1,870.00
	(h)	Two operators	3,740.00
	(i)	Eight operators	12,240.00
	(j)	Forty-one operators	50,184.00
	(k)	Eight operators	6,912.00
	(l)	Three enginemen or operators	2,268.00
	(m)	One engineman or operator	648.00
	(n)	Two clerks or operators	2,652.00
	(o)	Two clerks or operators	2,448.00
	(p)	One clerk or operator	756.00
	(q)	Sixteen clerks or operators	10,368.00
	(r)	Eleven clerks or operators	5,940.00
	(s)	Nine messengers (motorcycle)	6,804.00
	(t)	Thirty-five messengers	13,230.00
	(u)	Twenty-three messengers	7,452.00
	(v)	Four janitors or messengers	1,296.00
	(w)	Three watchmen or messengers	1,296.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(x)	For equipment and miscellaneous expenses,
		including clothing and footwear allowances
		for messengers, not to exceed P24 each	14,500.00
			—————
	Total		P171,804.00	P171,804.00
			=========
6.	To carry out the purposes of Act No. 3846,
	regarding effective radio control:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One radio inspector	P2,550.00
	(b)	One assistant radio inspector	2,040.00
	(c)	One stenographer	1,080.00
	(d)	One clerk	756.00
	(e)	One messenger-janitor	324.00
			————
	Total for salaries and wages	6,750.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(f)	Traveling expenses of personnel	200.00
	(g)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	400.00
	(h)	Consumption of supplies and materials	972.00
	(i)	Printing and binding reports, documents and
		publications	200.00
	(j)	Other services	150.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	1,922.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(k)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	P3,500.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	3,500.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	6,750.00
	Total for sundry expenses	1,922.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	3,500.00
			—————
	Total available for effective radio control	P12,172.00	P12,172.00
			=========
	(l)	PROVIDED, That any unexpended balances
		from subitems (h) and (k) of item K-IV-7
		of Act No. 4074 shall be available for the
		same purposes during the year 1935 in the
		event it shall be decided by the Secretary of
		Public Works and Communications to acquire
		and operate a frequency-measuring apparatus.
7.	For the operation of the Postal Savings Bank,
	Act No. 4093:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One superintendent	P5,100.00
	(b)	One assistant superintendent	2,550.00
	(c)	One chief clerk	1,530.00
	(d)	One attorney and property custodian	4,250.00
	(e)	One collecting officer (cashier)	2,550.00
	(f)	One accountant	2,040.00
	(g)	One special agent, for three months only	3,060.00
	(h)	One chief of section	2,040.00
	(i)	One chief of section	1,530.00
	(j)	One chief of section	1,224.00
	(k)	One chief of section	1,080.00
	(l)	One clerk	1,224.00
	(m)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(n)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(o)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(p)	One clerk-stenographer	1,080.00
	(q)	One clerk-stenographer	972.00
	(r)	One clerk	972.00
	(s)	One clerk	864.00
	(t)	One clerk	840.00
	(u)	One clerk	840.00
	(v)	One clerk	756.00
	(w)	Two clerks	1,512.00
	(x)	Two clerks	1,440.00
	(y)	One clerk	648.00
	(z)	One clerk	648.00
	(a-1)	One clerk	648.00
	(b-1)	Four clerks	2,592.00
	(c-1)	Four clerks	2,160.00
	(d-1)	One clerk	540.00
	(e-1)	Three clerks	1,620.00
	(f-1)	Five clerks	2,160.00
	(g-1)	Eighteen clerks	7,776.00
	(h-1)	Four clerks	1,680.00
	(i-1)	Two messengers	600.00
	(j-1)	One teller	1,275.00
	(k-1)	One teller	1,224.00
	(l-1)	One teller	1,080.00
	(m-1)	One teller	864.00
	(n-1)	One laborer at P1 per day	360.00
	(o-1)	One janitor	378.00
			————
	Total for salaries and wages	66,947.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(p-1)	Traveling expenses of personnel	2,200.00
	(q-1)	Freight, express and delivery service	150.00
	(r-1)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	6,500.00
	(s-1)	Illumination and power service	1,000.00
	(t-1)	Rental of buildings and grounds	1,500.00
	(u-1)	Consumption of supplies and materials	6,000.00
	(v-1)	Printing and binding reports, documents
		and publications	2,800.00
	(w-1)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	400.00
	(x-1)	Reserve for administrative burden	52,729.00
	(y-1)	Other services	6,000.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	79,279.00
			=======
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(z-1)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	66,947.00
	Total for sundry expenses	79,279.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			—————
	Total available for the Postal Savings Bank	P147,726.00
	Amount to be paid out of the profits of the
	Postal Savings Bank, any provision of existing
	law to the contrary notwithstanding	(P147,726.00)
			——————
			0.00
			==========
8.	For the personnel of the Government Marine Railway
	and Repair Shops employed throughout the year,
	Act No. 4111:
	(a)	One chief of division, with quarters	P5,100.00
	(b)	Three engineers and chiefs of sections	9,180.00
	(c)	One assistant engineer	2,387.00
	(d)	One accountant and division clerk	2,040.00
	(e)	One assistant accountant	1,080.00
	(f)	One disbursing and collecting officer	1,700.00
	(g)	One property clerk	1,530.00
	(h)	One personnel clerk	1,080.00
	(i)	One draftsman	1,530.00
	(j)	One dispensary attendant	864.00
			————
	Total available for the personnel of the Government
	Marine Railway and Repair Shops employed
	throughout the year	P26,491.00
Amount to be paid from receipts	(P26,491.00)
			—————
			0.00
9.	For the maintenance and repair of public buildings
	and monuments, including upkeep of adjacent
	grounds and of the mausoleum of Filipino heroes
	and martyrs at the "Cementerio del Norte" of the
	City of Manila in an amount not to exceed P200:
	PROVIDED, That this fund shall not be used to
	improve, alter or repair a building in such a manner
	as to make it appear practically new	P300,000.00
10.	For the maintenance and repair of the Kennon and
	Naguilian roads, Subprovince of Benguet, and the
	road from Camp One to Damortis, Province
	of La Union: PROVIDED, That toll collections
	from the Kennon road shall be expended for
	the maintenance of said road, the provisions
	of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding	40,000.00
11.	For aid for the maintenance of trails, roads and
	bridges in specially organized provinces, provided
	they comply with the provisions of section 2115 of
	Act No. 2711, and, by a resolution of the
	provincial board, guarantee by continuing
	annual appropriations the establishment of a
	system of maintenance as may be necessary in
	the judgment of the Director of Public Works
	on all trails, roads and bridges now constructed
	or which may be constructed in the future	86,000.00
12.	For the investigation of application for the use of
	water for irrigation water-supply and water power
	projects, and for adjudication of water rights;
	maintenance and operation of the San Miguel
	Irrigation System, Province of Tarlac; and for
	gaging streams, including salaries of gagekeepers
	PROVIDED, That officers and employees of the
	Government may be appointed as gagekeepers and
	rain observers under this project and may receive
	extra compensation therefor in addition to what they
	receive as government employees: AND
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That persons appointed
	as gagekeepers and rain observers under this project
	who are not government employees may be allowed
	to accept other government employment, upon
	recommendation of the Director of Public Works
	and approved by the Secretary of Public Works and
	Communications, and may receive compensation therefor	26,500.00
13.	For the maintenance and repair of cable and telegraphic
	lines and radio stations	100,000.00
14.	For the maintenance and repair of lighthouses, buoys
	and beacons, and for the necessary repair of lighthouses
	equipment	100,000.00
15.	For extraordinary repairs to the steamer "Fathomer"	6,000.00
			—————
Total for special appropriations	890,732.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	2,575,269.00
	Total for sundry expenses	939,112.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	9,122.00
	Total for special appropriations	890,732.00
	Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary
	of Public Works and Communications: PROVIDED,
	That said savings shall not be taken from the items for
	salaries and wages and special appropriations for the
	Bureau of Posts and from the items under Sundry
	Expenses hereof	(44,436.00)
			——————
	Total available for the Department of Public
	Works and Communications	P4,369,799.00
			==========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	No public works employee or officer whose salary is not fixed by law,
	whether paid from general or special appropriation for insular projects,
	shall receive a compensation of more than twelve pesos daily or more than
	three hundred pesos per month: PROVIDED, That the following Positions
	created before the enactment of Act No. 4032 shall be exempted from
	these limitations, viz.:
	One superintendent of irrigation	P6,000 per annum.
	One superintendent of irrigation	P5,000 per annum.
	One designing engineer	P4,800 per annum.
	One civil engineer	P4,500 per annum.
	One supervising well driller	P4,500 per annum.
PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the salaries of the incumbents shall be reduced
in accordance with section 15 of this Act: AND PROVIDED, FINALLY, That
when the present incumbents cease, the salaries for the above positions shall be
reduced to three thousand six hundred pesos per annum.
2.	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the
	appropriation for the Division of Motor Vehicles of the Bureau of Public
	Works shall not be available, directly or indirectly, for the purchase of
	automobiles, unless specifically authorized in this Act.
3.	No employee or laborer of the Government Marine Railway and Repair
	Shops employed under Act No. 4111 shall be paid more than P10 per day
	or more than P250 per month.
4.	Operators and enginemen of the Bureau of Posts assigned to any radio
	station shall be entitled to quarters and light.
5.	The Director of Posts is authorized to purchase home savings boxes for
	sale to the public: PROVIDED, That the amount to be invested in such
	purchase shall not exceed P8,000.
6.	With the approval of the proper Head of Department, any unexpended
	balances not exceeding P30,000 of the appropriations for the Bureau of
	Posts may be expended to cover the cost of plates and printing of postage
	stamps with new designs, to replace the regular postage stamps of all
	denominations.
7.	The members of the crew of any vessel of the Bureau of Coast and
	Geodetic Survey shall be entitled to pay not more than sixty days when
	they are sick in a hospital, in accordance with the United States regulations
	for Coast and Geodetic Survey vessels: PROVIDED, That each member of
	the crew shall be entitled to ten days vacation leave with pay in a calendar
	year.
8.	Temporary employees paid by the United States Government who have
	been on detail for duty in the Bureau of Coast and Geodetic Survey in the
	Philippines for not less than 10 years shall be entitled to the same leave
	privileges with pay as granted to permanent civil service employees of the
	Insular Government, any provision of existing law to the contrary
	notwithstanding.
9.	The sums appropriated in items IV-9 to 14 shall be released and distributed
	in the discretion of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications for
	the purposes mentioned in the respective items.

L. — DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

I. — SALARIES AND WAGES

(1)	OFFICE OF THE VICE-GOVERNOR AND SECRETARY
DEPARTMENT HEADS
1.	Vice-Governor and Secretary of Public Instruction	P20,000.00
2.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
3.	Commissioner of Health and Welfare	7,225.00
CHIEF CLERK
4.	One chief clerk	3,825.00
INSPECTORS OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
5.	One superintendent	4,675.00
6.	One inspector of test and measurement	3,400.00
7.	One inspector	3,400.00
8.	One inspector	3,060.00
9.	One inspector	2,890.00
10.	One inspector	2,550.00
11.	Two inspectors	4,080,00
12.	Three inspectors	5,100.00
13.	Two inspectors	3,060.00
CLERKS
14.	One clerk		2,550.00
15.	One clerk		1,530.00
16.	One clerk		1,080.00
17.	One clerk-stenographer	1,275.00
18.	One clerk-stenographer	810.00
19.	One clerk		510.00
20.	One clerk		432.00
21.	One clerk		432.00
STENOGRAPHERS
22.	One stenographer	1,080.00
23.	One stenographer	648.00
MESSENGER
24.	One messenger	432.00
MISCELLANEOUS
25.	For the employment of temporary help for the correction
	of test papers	405.00
			—————
	Total		81,974.00
			=========
(2)	BUREAU OF EDUCATION
DIRECTORS
1.	One Director of Education	6,120.00
2.	Additional salary for the incumbent on January 1, 1932
	of the position of Director of Education, item 1	4,080.00
3.	One Assistant Director	5,100.00
CHIEF OF DIVISIONS
4.	One chief clerk	3,825.00
5.	One chief accountant	3,825.00
6.	One property officer	3,570.00
7.	One chief of records	2,550.00
SUPERINTENDENTS
8.	One superintendent	P5,100.00
9.	Additional salary for the incumbent on January 1, 1932
	of the position of superintendent of the City of Manila, item 8	850.00
10.	Nine superintendents	45,900.00
11.	One superintendent	5,100.00
12.	One superintendent	4,930.00
13.	Eight superintendents	37,400.00
14.	Three superintendents	14,025.00
15.	Two superintendents	9,350.00
16.	Six superintendents	25,500.00
17.	One superintendent	4,250.00
18.	One superintendent	4,250.00
19.	One superintendent	4,250.00
20.	Five superintendents	21,250.00
21.	Four superintendents	15,300.00
22.	One superintendent	3,825.00
23.	One superintendent	3,825.00
24.	One superintendent	3,825.00
25.	One superintendent	3,825.00
26.	Two superintendents	7,650.00
27.	Two superintendents	7,140.00
28.	One superintendent	3,570.00
29.	One superintendent	3,400.00
30.	Three superintendents	10,200.00
31.	One superintendent	3,400.00
32.	One superintendent	3,400.00
33.	One superintendent	3,400.00
34.	One superintendent	3,400.00
35.	One superintendent	3,230.00
36.	One superintendent	3,060.00
TEACHERS
37.	Eleven teachers	42,075.00
38.	One teacher	3,825.00
39.	Two teachers	7,650.00
40.	One teacher	3,613.00
41.	One teacher	3,570.00
42.	Eight teachers	28,560.00
43.	Two teachers	6,800.00
44.	One teacher	3,400.00
45.	Eighteen teachers	61,200.00
46.	Three teachers	9,690.00
47.	One teacher	3,230.00
48.	Twenty-one teachers	67,830.00
49.	Sixteen teachers	48,960.00
50.	Five teachers	15,300.00
51.	One teacher	3,060.00
52.	One teacher	3,060.00
53.	One teacher	3,060.00
54.	Eight teachers	24,480.00
55.	One teacher	3,060.00
56.	One teacher	3,060.00
57.	Six teachers	18,360.00
58.	Twenty-three teachers	66,470.00
59.	Six teachers	17,340.00
60.	Eight teachers	23,120.00
61.	One teacher	2,890.00
62.	One teacher	2,890.00
63.	Twelve teachers	34,680.00
64.	Twelve teachers	32,640.00
65.	Three teachers	8,160.00
66.	Thirteen teachers	35,360.00
67.	Twelve teachers	32,640.00
68.	Seven teachers	19,040.00
69.	One teacher	2,720.00
70.	Three teachers	8,160.00
71.	One teacher	2,720.00
72.	Seven teachers	19,040.00
73.	Four teachers	10,880.00
74.	Nine teachers	24,480.00
75.	One teacher	2,720.00
76.	Two teachers	5,440.00
77.	Nine teachers	24,480.00
78.	One teacher	2,720.00
79.	Twenty-four teachers	65,280.00
80.	One teacher	2,720.00
81.	Nine teachers	24,480.00
82.	One teacher	2,720.00
83.	One teacher	2,720.00
84.	One teacher	2,720.00
85.	Twenty-nine teachers	78,880.00
86.	Two teachers	5,100.00
87.	Two teachers	5,100.00
88.	Seven teachers	17,850.00
89.	One teacher	2,550.00
90.	Fifteen teachers	38,250.00
91.	Sixteen teachers	40,800.00
92.	Two teachers	5,100.00
93.	One teacher	2,380.00
94.	One teacher	2,380.00
95.	One teacher	2,380.00
96.	Nine teachers	21,420.00
97.	One teacher in health education	2,380.00
98.	Three teachers	6,630.00
99.	One teacher	2,210.00
100.	Four teachers	8,840.00
101.	One teacher	2,040.00
102.	Thirteen teachers	26,520.00
103.	Two teachers	4,080.00
104.	Twenty-one teachers	42,840.00
105.	Seventeen teachers	31,790.00
106.	Eight teachers	13,600.00
107.	Eleven teachers	18,700.00
108.	Five teachers	8,500.00
109.	Twenty-five teachers	42,500.00
110.	Three teachers	4,743.00
111.	One teacher	1,581.00
112.	Five teachers	7,905.00
113.	One teacher	1,581.00
114.	One teacher	1,530.00
115.	Four teachers	6,120.00
116.	Twelve teachers	18,360.00
117.	One teacher	1,530,00
118.	Sixteen teachers	24,480.00
119.	Eight teachers	12,240.00
120.	Three teachers	4,590.00
121.	Seventeen teachers	26,010.00
122.	Two teachers	2,958.00
123.	Thirty-six teachers	53,244.00
124.	Two teachers	2,856.00
125.	Thirty-five teachers	49,980.00
126.	One teacher	1,428.00
127.	Seven teachers	9,639.00
128.	Eighty-seven teachers	119,799.00
129.	Twenty-one teachers	28,917.00
130.	Eighty-nine teachers	122,553.00
131.	Two teachers	2,754.00
132.	Fifty-seven teachers	78,489.00
133.	One teacher	1,377.00
134.	One teacher	1,377.00
135.	Three teachers	3,978.00
136.	Three teachers	3,978.00
137.	Fifteen teachers	19,890.00
138.	Two teachers	2,652.00
139.	Thirty-seven teachers	49,062.00
140.	Eighteen teachers	23,868.00
141.	Thirty-five teachers	46,410.00
142.	Four teachers	5,304.00
143.	Thirty teachers	39,780.00
144.	One teacher	1,326.00
145.	Fifty teachers	63,750.00
146.	One teacher	1,224.00
147.	Twenty-two teachers	26,928.00
148.	Four teachers	4,896.00
149.	Three teachers	3,672.00
150.	Six teachers	7,344.00
151.	Forty-one teachers	50,184.00
152.	Two teachers	2,448.00
153.	One teacher	1,224.00
154.	Forty teacher	48,960.00
155.	Two teachers	2,448.00
156.	Forty-eight teachers	58,752.00
157.	One teacher	1,224.00
158.	Eight teachers	9,792.00
159.	One teacher	1,224.00
160.	One teacher	1,173.00
161.	One teacher	1,173.00
162.	Twenty-three teachers	26,979.00
163.	Eighty-eight teachers	98,736.00
164.	Seventeen teachers	19,074.00
165.	Twenty-seven teachers	29,160.00
166.	Two hundred thirteen teachers	230,040.00
167.	One teacher	1,080.00
168.	Nineteen teachers	20,520.00
169.	One teacher	1,080.00
170.	Twenty-three teachers	24,840.00
171.	Two teachers	2,160.00
172	.	One teacher	1,080.00
173.	Two teachers	2,160.00
174.	Sixty-five teachers	70,200.00
175.	Three teachers	3,240.00
176.	Two teachers	2,160.00
177.	Eleven teachers	11,880.00
178.	Three teachers	3,240.00
179.	Five teachers	5,400.00
180.	Three teachers	3,240.00
181.	Six teachers	6,480.00
182.	One teacher	1,080.00
183.	Eleven teachers	11,880.00
184.	Two teachers	2,052.00
185.	One teacher	1,026.00
186.	Twenty-seven teachers	27,702.00
187.	Fifty teachers	48,600.00
183.	Two teachers	1,944.00
189.	Three teachers	2,916.00
190.	Three teachers	2,916.00
191.	Two teachers	1,944.00
192.	Two teachers	1,944.00
193.	One teacher	972.00
194.	One teacher	972.00
195.	Three teachers	2,916.00
196.	Two teachers	1,944.00
197.	One teacher	972.00
198.	One teacher	972.00
199.	One teacher	972.00
200.	Two teachers	1,944.00
201.	Twelve teachers	11,664.00
202.	Twenty-five teachers	22,950.00
203.	Sixty-six teachers	57,024.00
204.	One teacher	810.00
205.	One teacher	702.00
206.	One teacher	648.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
207.	One chief of section	2,720.00
208.	One chief of section	2,380.00
209.	Three chiefs of sections	6,630.00
210.	Three chiefs of sections	4,590.00
211.	One chief of section	1,326.00
212.	Two chiefs of sections	2,160.00
213.	One chief of section	864.00
214.	One chief of section	756.00
STENOGRAPHERS
215.	One stenographer	2,040.00
216.	One stenographer	1,820.00
217.	One stenographer	1,122.00
218.	One clerk-stenographer	1,080.00
219.	One stenographer	972.00
220.	One stenographer	918.00
221.	One stenographer	918.00
CLERKS
222.	One custodian	2,720.00
223.	One clerk		2,040.00
224.	One clerk		1,700.00
225.	Three clerks	4,590.00
226.	One clerk		1,428.00
227.	One clerk		1,377.00
228.	One clerk		1,377.00
229.	One clerk		1,326.00
230.	Two clerks	2,550.00
231.	Two clerks	2,550.00
232.	Eight clerks	9,792.00
233.	One clerk		1,224.00
234.	One clerk		1,224.00
235.	One clerk		1,224.00
236,	One clerk		1,173.00
237.	Two clerks	2,346.00
238.	One clerk		1,173.00
239.	Two clerks	2,346.00
240.	Three clerks	3,366.00
241.	One clerk		1,122.00
242.	One clerk		1,122.00
243.	One clerk		1,122.00
244.	Two clerks	2,160.00
245.	Seven clerks	7,560.00
246.	One clerk		1,080.00
247.	Four clerks	4,104.00
248.	One clerk		1,026.00
249.	Two clerks	2,050.00
250.	Two clerks	1,944.00
251.	One clerk		972.00
252.	One clerk		972.00
253.	Two clerks	1,944.00
254.	Nine clerks	8,262.00
255.	Two clerks	1,836.00
256.	Two clerks	1,836.00
257.	One clerk		918.00
258.	Two clerks	1,728.00
259.	One clerk		864.00
260.	Eleven clerks	9,504.00
261.	One clerk		864.00
262.	Four clerks	3,456.00
263.	One clerk		864.00
264.	Two clerks	1,620.00
265.	One clerk		810.00
266.	Four clerks	3,240.00
267.	Two clerks	1,620.00
268.	One clerk		810.00
269.	Eighteen clerks	13,608.00
270.	Two clerks	1,512.00
271.	One clerk		756.00
272.	Two clerks	1,512.00
273.	Five clerks	3,780.00
274.	Two clerks	1,404,00
275.	Five clerks	3,510.00
276.	One clerk		702.00
277.	Twenty-seven clerks	17,496.00
278.	One clerk		648.00
279.	One clerk		648.00
280.	One clerk		648.00
281.	One clerk		648.00
282.	One clerk		648.00
283.	One clerk		648.00
284.	One clerk		648.00
285.	One clerk		648.00
286.	Two clerks	1,188.00
287.	Thirteen clerks	7,020.00
288.	One clerk		540.00
289.	Three clerks	1,620.00
290.	One clerk		540.00
291.	One clerk		540.00
292.	One clerk		540.00
293.	One clerk		486.00
294.	Two clerks	972.00
295.	Eleven clerks	4,752.00
296.	One clerk		432.00
297.	One clerk		432.00
DRAFTSMEN
298.	One draftsman	1,080.00
299.	Two draftsmen	1,836.00
300.	One draftsman	432.00
MESSENGERS
301.	Two messengers	864.00
302.	One messenger	240.00
MISCELLANEOUS
303.	Honoraria to be paid to teachers giving instruction
	in the annual vacation assemblies, in accordance
	with section 18, paragraph 35 of Act No. 2935	2,550.00
304.	Honoraria to be paid to teachers giving instruction
	in the agricultural, arts and trades and commercial
	schools, during vacation time, in accordance with
	section 18, paragraph 35 of Act No. 2935	425.00
305.	Temporary and emergency employees at not more
	than P2,040 per annum each, as follows:
TEACHERS
	(a)	One teacher	1,870.00
	(b)	One teacher	1,700.00
	(c)	One teacher	1,530.00
	(d)	Two teachers	3,060.00
	(e)	One teacher	1,530.00
	(f)	One teacher	1,530.00
	(g)	One teacher	1,479.00
	(h)	Two teachers	2,856.00
	(i)	One teacher	1,428.00
	(j)	One teacher	1,377.00
	(k)	Two teachers	2,754.00
	(l)	One teacher	1,326.00
	(m)	One teacher	1,326.00
	(n)	One teacher	1,326.00
	(o)	One teacher	1,275,00
	(p)	Three teachers	3,825.00
	(q)	One teacher	1,224.00
	(r)	Two teachers	2,160.00
	(s)	One teacher	1,080.00
	(t)	One teacher	842.00
Clerks
	(u)	One clerk	648.00
	(v)	One clerk	432.00
	(w)	Less — savings from item 305 (a) to item 305(v)	(4,748.00)
306.	For student labor in insular schools under the provisions
	of section 931 of the Administrative Code	50,000.00
307.	Pay for matron and laborers, as follows:
Matron
	(a)	One matron	324.00
Laborers
	(b)	Three janitors	1,701.00
	(c)	Three janitors	1,620.00
	(d)	One janitor	513.00
	(e)	Six janitors	2,916.00
	(f)	One janitor	459.00
	(g)	Two janitors	864.00
	(h)	Twelve janitors	4,536.00
	(i)	One janitor	378.00
	(j)	One watchman	594.00
	(k)	One watchman	540.00
	(l)	One watchman	513.00
	(m)	Three watchmen	1,458.00
	(n)	Two watchmen	864.00
	(o)	One mimeograph operator	594.00
	(p)	Two mimeograph operators	972.00
	(q)	One motorcycle driver and messenger	702.00
	(r)	One chauffeur	864.00
	(s)	One chauffeur	756.00
	(t)	Two chauffeurs	1,188.00
	(u)	One laundryman	300.00
	(v)	One cook	648.00
	(w)	One assistant cook	276.00
	(x)	One houseboy	240.00
	(y)	One houseboy	204.00
	(z)	One dining room boy	240.00
	(a-1)	One yardman	324.00
	(b-1)	One gardener	648.00
	(c-1)	One gardener	378.00
	(d-1)	One caterer	432.00
	(e-1)	One machinist	702.00
	(f-1)	One patron	648.00
	(g-1)	One steersman	432.00
	(h-1)	One launch helper	300.00
	(i-1)	One sailor	240.00
	(j-1)	One laborer	264.00
	(k-1)	One foreman	972.00
	(l-1)	One foreman	864.00
	(m-1)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	29,799.00
308.	Deductions for vacancies, absences, etc.	(53,458.95)
			——————
	Total		3,716,313.05
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(3)	BUREAU OF HEALTH
DIRECTOR
1.	One Director of Health	P6,120.00
COUNCIL OF HYGIENE
2.	President and members, not government employees, at P17
	per diem for each meeting actually attended not exceeding
	P612 per annum each, as follows:
	(a)	Four members, not government employees	2,448.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS AND OFFICES
3.	Four chiefs of divisions	20,400.00
4.	One chief of division	4,250.00
5.	One chief of office, non-medical officer	4,250.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
6.	Three chiefs of sections, medical officers	12,750.00
7.	One chief of section, non-medical officer	3,400.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
8.	One accountant	2,550.00
9.	One assistant chief of section	1,870.00
MEDICAL OFFICERS
10.	One consulting pathologist, Culion Leper Colony, without
	compensation.
11.	Four district inspectors	17,000.00
12.	One district inspector	4,250.00
13.	One medical officer or bacteriologist	4,250.00
14.	Eleven medical officers	37,400.00
15.	Two medical officers	6,800.00
16.	One medical officer	3,400.00
17.	One medical officer	3,060.00
18.	One medical officer	3,060.00
19.	One medical officer	2,720.00
20.	Nineteen medical officers	48,450.00
21.	One medical officer	2,380.00
22.	Two medical officers	4,760.00
23.	Twenty-two medical officers	44,880.00
24.	One medical officer	2,040.00
25.	One medical officer	2,040.00
26.	Twenty-three medical officers	35,190.00
27.	One physician-pathologist	2,040.00
28.	Assistant medical officers and temporary physicians,
	for emergency cases, as follows:
	(a)	One assistant medical officer	2,040.00
	(b)	One assistant medical officer	2,040.00
	(c)	One assistant medical officer	2,040.00
	(d)	Two assistant medical officers	3,060.00
29.	Three supernumerary physicians	3,240.00
30.	One supernumerary physician	1,080.00
31.	Two supernumerary physicians	2,160.00
SANITARY ENGINEERS
32.	One sanitary engineer	5,100.00
33.	One assistant sanitary engineer	3,400.00
34.	One assistant sanitary engineer	2,550.00
35.	One draftsman with knowledge of sanitary engineering	1,530.00
CHIEFS AND ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF HOSPITALS AND LEPROSARIA
All with subsistence and quarters
36.	One chief of the Culion Leper Colony	4,250.00
37.	One chief of hospital	3,315.00
38.	One medical supervisor	3,060.00
39.	One chief of hospital	2,720.00
40.	One chief alienist	2,550.00
41.	One chief of hospital	2,550.00
42.	One assistant chief of the Culion Leper Colony	2,550.00
43.	One assistant alienist	2,380.00
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS
With subsistence and quarters
44.	One resident physician and pathologist and in charge
	of department	3,366.00
45.	One bacteriologist, resident physician	2,550.00
46.	Two alienists	4,760.00
47.	One resident physician	2,210.00
48.	One alienist	2,040.00
49.	One resident physician	2,040.00
50.	One resident physician	1,530.00
51.	One resident physician, with laundry	1,530.00
52.	Three resident physicians, with laundry	3,240.00
53.	One physician-radiologist, half time, with subsistence
	and quarters whenever on 24 hours' duty	1,080.00
54.	One bacteriologist, part time, without subsistence and quarters	1,080.00
55.	One oculist and aurist, half time, with subsistence and quarters
	whenever on 24 hours' duty	1,080.00
56.	One resident physician, with laundry	1,080.00
57.	Seven internes, without compensation, but with
	subsistence and quarters.
CASHIER AND DISBURSING OFFICER
58.	One cashier and disbursing officer	2,040.00
SUPERINTENDENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS
With subsistence and quarters
59.	One superintendent	2,890.00
60.	One finance and supply officer	2,380.00
61.	One administrative officer and cashier	2,040.00
62.	One administrative officer and cashier	1,530.00
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS AND ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS
With subsistence and quarters
63.	One assistant superintendent and property clerk	1,530.00
64.	One assistant chief nurse	1,530.00
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
With subsistence and quarters
65.	One superintendent of construction	2,040.00
PHARMACISTS AND PHARMACY CLERKS
With subsistence and quarters
66.	One pharmacist	1,275.00
67.	Two pharmacists	1,944.00
68.	One pharmacist	864.00
69.	One pharmacy clerk	540.00
DENTISTS
70.	One dentist, half time	1,080.00
71.	One dentist, part time	1,080.00
72.	One dentist, part time, with subsistence	648.00
CHAPLAINS
With subsistence, quarters and laundry
73.	One chaplain	1,530.00
74.	One chaplain	1,530.00
SISTERS OF CHARITY
75.	Nine sisters of charity, with subsistence quarters and laundry	7,290.00
MATRON
76.	One matron, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	810.00
CLERKS
77.	One clerk		1,700.00
78.	Five clerks	7,650.00
79.	One clerk		1,530.00
80.	One clerk		1,530.00
81.	One clerk		1,326.00
82.	One clerk		1,275.00
83.	Two clerks	2,448.00
84.	One clerk		1,080.00
85.	One inventory clerk	1,080.00
86.	One clerk		1,080.00
87.	One clerk		1,080.00
88.	One clerk		972.00
89.	One clerk		972.00
90.	One clerk		918.00
91.	One clerk		864.00
92.	Five clerks	3,780.00
93.	One clerk		756.00
94.	One clerk		702.00
95.	Ten clerks		6,480.00
96.	Eight clerks	4,320.00
97.	One clerk		540.00
98.	One clerk		540.00
99.	One clerk		540.00
100.	One clerk		486.00
101.	One clerk		486.00
102.	Six clerks		2,592.00
103.	One clerk		432.00
104.	One clerk		432.00
105.	One clerk		378.00
106.	One clerk		378.00
107.	One clerk		324.00
108.	One clerk		240.00
CLERKS
With subsistence and quarters
109.	One chief clerk and cashier	1,530.00
110.	One clerk		972.00
111.	One clerk-bookkeeper	756.00
112.	Three clerks	1,944.00
113.	One clerk		648.00
114.	Three clerks	1,620.00
115.	One clerk		540.0
116.	One information clerk	540.00
117.	One storekeeper and property clerk	540.00
118.	One clerk, with subsistence only	432.00
119.	Three clerks, with one-third subsistence	1,296.00
120.	Two clerks	864.00
121.	One clerk		432.00
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
With subsistence and quarters
122.	One chief nurse, with laundry	1,530.00
123.	Two supervisors	2,244.00
124.	Two supervisors	2,244.00
125.	Three supervisors	3,240.00
126.	One supervisor	1,080.00
127.	One supervisor, with laundry	900.00
128.	Two supervisors, with laundry	1,728.00
129.	One nurse	972.00
130.	One nurse	972.00
131.	Seven nurses	6,048.00
132.	Two nurses	1,728.00
133.	Seven -nurses	5,292.00
134.	One nurse	756.00
135.	Two nurses	1,512.00
136.	One nurse	756.00
137.	Six nurses, with laundry	3,888.00
138.	Ten nurses, with laundry	5,400.00
INSTITUTIONAL NURSES
With subsistence, quarters and laundry
139.	One chief nurse	1,275.00
140.	Two chief nurses	2,160.00
141.	One chief nurse	1,080.00
142.	Two supervisors	1,728.00
143.	One supervisor	864.00
144.	One supervisor	864.00
145.	One supervisor	864.00
146.	Two supervisors	1,620.00
147.	Two supervisors	1,512.00
148.	One surgical supervisor	756.00
149.	One dietitian	1,080.00
150.	One dietitian	864.00
151.	One dietitian and supervisor	864.00
152.	One dietitian	756.00
153.	One assistant dietitian	864.00
154.	One assistant dietitian	648.00
155.	One nurse	864.00
156.	Three nurses	2,430.00
157.	Eight nurses	6,048.00
158.	One nurse	756.00
159.	One nurse	756.00
160.	Eighteen nurses	11,664.00
161.	One nurse	648.00
162.	Eleven nurses	7,128.00
163.	Fourteen nurses	7,560.00
164.	One nurse	540.00
165.	One nurse	540.00
166.	One nurse	540.00
167.	One nurse	540.00
168.	One nurse	540.00
169.	One nurse	518.00
170.	Student nurses: seniors at P168; intermediates and juniors
	at P144; and probationers at P120 per annum each, with
	subsistence and quarters and an allowance of P4 each per
	month		10,218.00
INSTRUCTORS AND SOCIAL WORKERS
171.	One instructor in occupational therapy, with subsistence
	and quarters	864.00
172.	One social worker, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	864.00
SANITARY INSPECTORS
173.	One chief sanitary inspector at P2,720 per annum,
	payable by the City of Manila.
174.	One sanitary inspector	2,040.00
175.	One sanitary inspector	1,836.00
176.	One sanitary inspector	1,122.00
177.	Two sanitary inspectors	2,244.00
178.	Two sanitary inspectors	1,728.00
179.	One sanitary inspector	864.00
180.	One sanitary inspector	864.00
181.	One sanitary inspector	756.00
182.	One sanitary inspector	756.00
183.	Seven sanitary inspectors	4,536.00
184.	One sanitary inspector	648.00
185.	One sanitary inspector	648.00
186.	One sanitary inspector, with subsistence and quarters	648.00
ASSISTANT SANITARY INSPECTORS
187.	One assistant sanitary inspector at P605 per annum,
	payable by the City of Manila.
188.	One assistant sanitary inspector at P551 per annum,
	payable by the City of Manila.
189.	Thirty-three assistant sanitary inspectors	17,820.00
190.	One assistant sanitary inspector	540.00
191.	One assistant sanitary inspector	540.00
192.	Three assistant sanitary inspectors	1,620.00
193.	Six assistant sanitary inspectors	3,240.00
194.	One assistant sanitary inspector	540.00
195.	One assistant sanitary inspector	486.00
196.	Sixty-three assistant sanitary inspectors	27,216.00
197.	Three assistant sanitary inspectors	1,296.00
DISINFECTOR
198.	One chief disinfector	2,380.00
FOOD INSPECTOR
199.	One food inspector	2,380.00
DRAFTSMEN
200.	One draftsman	1,080.00
201.	One draftsman	756.00
202.	One assistant draftsman	540.00
VACCINATORS
203.	Vaccinators and inocilators, including one senior medical
	officer in charge at P3,400 per annum, and chiefs and
	assistant chiefs of parties at a rate not to exceed
	P1,530 per annum each, as follows:
	(a)	One medical officer in charge	P3,400.00
	(b)	One supervisor	972.00
	(c)	Three chiefs of parties	3,672.00
	(d)	Four chiefs of parties	4,320.00
	(e)	One chief of party	1,080.00
	(f)	One chief of party	864.00
	(g)	One chief of party	864.00
	(h)	One chief of party	648.00
	(i)	One assistant chief of party	810.00
	(j)	Four assistant chiefs of parties	2,548.00
	(k)	One assistant chief of party	637.00
	(l)	One assistant chief of party	637.00
	(m)	One assistant chief of party	637.00
	(n)	One assistant chief of party	540.00
	(o)	One assistant chief of party	540.00
	(p)	One assistant chief of party	540.00
	(q)	Seven vaccinators	3,780.00
	(r)	One vaccinator	540.00
	(s)	One vaccinator	540.00
	(t)	Five vaccinators	2,430.00
	(u)	Eighty-eight vaccinators	38,016.00
	(v)	Four vaccinators	1,728.00
LABORATORY TECHNICIANS AND ASSISTANTS
204.	One laboratory technician	1,080.00
205.	Three laboratory technicians, with subsistence and quarters	1,620.00
206.	One laboratory assistant	756.00
207.	One laboratory assistant, with subsistence and quarters	432.00
ATTENDANTS
208.	One hospital attendant, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	864.00
209.	One hospital attendant, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	540.00
210.	Five hospital attendants, with subsistence, quarters
	and laundry	2,160.00
211.	One hospital attendant, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	432.00
212.	Two hospital attendants, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	864.00
213.	One hospital attendant, with subsistence, quarters and laundry	432.00
214.	Two field dispensary attendants, with an allowance of P0.80
	per diem each for subsistence	1,728.00
215.	One field dispensary attendant, with an allowance of P0.80
	per diem for subsistence	864.00
216.	Two field dispensary attendants, with an allowance of P0.80
	per diem each for subsistence	1,512.00
217.	Two bath attendants	972.00
218.	One bath attendant for four months	162.00
GUARDS
With subsistence and quarters
219.	One senior guard	648.00
220.	One senior guard	540.00
221.	One senior guard	518.00
222.	Five first-class guards	2,160.00
223.	One first-class guard	432.00
224.	Five second-class guards	1,890.00
MESSENGERS
225.	One messenger	378.00
226.	Two messengers	600.00
227.	One messenger	300.00
228.	One messenger	240.00
MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYEES AND LABORERS
229.	One employee	756.00
230.	One employee, with subsistence and quarters	432.00
231.	One employee	240.00
232.	One mechanic, with subsistence and quarters	864.00
233.	One plumber-electrician, with subsistence and quarters	864.00
234.	One plumber, with subsistence and quarters	540.00
235.	One coalman, with subsistence and quarters	432.00
236.	One foreman, with subsistence and quarters	540.00
237.	One foreman, with subsistence and quarters	432.00
238.	One foreman and gardener, with subsistence	432.00
239.	One tinsmith, with subsistence and quarters	432.00
240.	One laborer	378.00
241.	One chauffeur, with subsistence and quarters	540.00
242.	Two ambulance drivers, with subsistence	864.00
243.	Two carpenters, with subsistence and quarters	1,036.00
244.	One carpenter, with subsistence and quarters	640.00
245.	One morgue and crematory attendant, with subsistence
	and quarters	432.00
246.	One storekeeper, with subsistence and quarters	324.00
247.	One seamstress, with subsistence and quarters	240.00
248.	One chief cook, with subsistence and quarters	778.00
249.	One cook, with subsistence and quarters	648.00
250.	One cook, with subsistence	648.00
251.	Two cooks, with subsistence and quarters	1,080.00
252.	One assistant cook, with subsistence and quarters	324.00
253.	One assistant cook, with subsistence	324.00
254.	One assistant cook, with subsistence	264.00
MISCELLANEOUS
255.	Additional pay of 10 per cent to physicians detailed
	for duty in the Culion Leper Colony, pursuant to
	section 966 of the Administrative Code	680.00
256.	Non-medical temporary employees, skilled, semi-skilled
	and unskilled laborers, and allowances herein authorized for
	subsistence, quarters and laundry, including subsistence,
	quarters and laundry of public health nurses, items 122,
	127, 128, 137 and 138, supra, as follows:
Sisters of Charity
	(a)	Two sisters of charity	600.00
Clerks
	(b)	Thirteen clerks	3,120.00
	(c)	One clerk	240.00
Messengers
	(d)	One messenger	288.00
	(e)	One messenger	288.00
	(f)	Five messengers	1,200.00
	(g)	Two messengers	480.00
	(h)	One messenger	216.00
Sanitary Inspectors
	(i)	One sanitary inspector	864.00
	(j)	One sanitary inspector	432.00
Telephone Operators
	(k)	One telephone operator	324.00
	(l)	One telephone operator	300.00
	(m)	One telephone operator	240.00
	(n)	Two telephone operators	384.00
Laborers
	(o)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	103,997.50
Leper Employees
	(p)	For leper employees	15,717.00
Allowances
	(q)	For commutation of subsistence, quarters and laundry	35,833.00
			—————
	Total		918,240.50
			=========
(4)	BUREAU OF PUBLIC WELFARE
DIRECTOR
1.	One Director of Public Welfare, with subsistence,
	quarters and service	6,120.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
2.	One chief of division	4,250.00
3.	One special agent	3,060.00
4.	One special agent	3,060.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS AND CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
5.	One assistant chief of division, by designation.
6.	One chief of section	2,720.00
7.	One special agent	2,550.00
8.	One social worker-probation officer	2,550.00
9.	One superintendent, with subsistence and quarters	2,550.00
10.	One assistant chief of section	2,040.00
MEDICAL OFFICERS
11.	One medical-officer	3,400.00
12.	One medical officer	2,720.00
NURSES AND SOCIAL WORKERS
All with subsistence and quarters
13.	Three supervisors	3,366.00
14.	Two supervisors	2,160.00
16.	One supervisor	1,080.00
15.	One nurse	972.00
17.	Two nurses	1,728.00
18. Three nurses		2,268.00
19.	One nurse	756.00
20.	One nurse	756.00
SOCIAL WORKERS
21.	One social worker	2,040.00
22.	One social worker	1,700.00
23.	One social worker	1,581.00
24.	Two social workers	2,448.00
25.	Four social workers	4,320.00
TEACHERS
All with subsistence and quarters
26.	One supervisor	1,530.00
27.	One teacher	864.00
28.	Two teachers	1,296.00
29.	Six teachers	3,240.00
30.	One teacher	432.00
CLERKS
31.	One clerk		2,040.00
32.	One clerk		1,224.00
33.	One clerk		1,122.00
34.	Two clerks	1,296.00
35.	One clerk		648.00
36.	One clerk		648.00
37.	One clerk		540.00
38.	Three clerks	1,296.00
MATRONS AND CARETAKERS OF CHILDREN
All with subsistence and quarters
39.	One matron	972.00
40.	One matron	540.00
41.	Two caretakers of children	864.00
42.	One caretaker of children	378.00
HELPERS, ATTENDANTS, ETC.
All with subsistence and quarters
43.	One cook		432.00
44.	Four attendants	1,296.00
45.	Two helpers	648.00
46.	One helper	324.00
47.	Six helpers	1,800.00
48.	Two helpers	360.00
MISCELLANEOUS
49.	For emergency employees, including laborers, as follows:
Nurse
	(a)	One nurse	756.00
Teachers
	(b)	One teacher, part time	432.00
	c)	One teacher.	432.00
Artist
	(d)	One artist	1,530.00
Helpers
	(e)	Two helpers	864.00
	(f)	One helper	378.00
	(g)	Three helpers.	972.00
	(h)	Five helpers	1,500.00
	(i)	One helper	120.00
Attendants
	(j)	One attendant	378.00
	(k)	One attendant	378.00
	(l)	One attendant, part time	180.00
	(m)	One attendant	120.00
	(n)	One attendant-boy	60.00
50.	Commutation of subsistence and quarters	2,118.00
			—————
	Total		94,203.00
			========
(5)	PHILIPPINE GENERAL HOSPITAL
DIRECTOR
1.	One Director of the Philippine General Hospital additional
	compensation, with subsistence, furnished quarters
	and service	P2,040.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
2.	One chief, administrative division, with one-third subsistence	3,825.00
3.	One physician and chief of physical therapy department,
	part time		3,060.00
4.	One superintendent, chief of division and of the school
	of nursing, with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry
	allowance and service	2,550.00
5.	One chief, department of laboratories, additional
	compensation, part time	540.00
6.	One chief, division of pharmacy, additional
	compensation, part time	540.00
7.	One chief, general service division, with one-third subsistence	1,530.00
PHYSICIANS
8.	One bacteriological assistant, with one-third subsistence
	and with subsistence, furnished quarters and service
	whenever on 24 hours' duty	1,080.00
9.	One pathological assistant, with one third subsistence
	and with subsistence, furnished quarters and service
	whenever on 24 hours' duty	864.00
10.	One bacteriological technician, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry allowance and service	648.00
11.	One resident and assistant to the chief of heart
	station clinic, additional compensation, with
	subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry allowance
	and service	540.00
12.	Four residents, additional compensation, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry allowance and service	2,160.00
13.	One technician, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	540.00
14.	One bacteriologist, additional compensation, with
	one-third subsistence, part-time	540.00
15.	Twenty-two resident physicians, without compensation,
	but with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry
	allowance and service.
PHARMACISTS
16.	One pharmacist in charge, with one-third subsistence	2,040.00
17.	One pharmacist, with one-third subsistence	1,700.00
18.	One pharmacist, with one-third subsistence	1,275.00
19.	One pharmacist, with one-third subsistence	1,080.00
20.	One pharmacist, with one-third subsistence	756.00
21.	One pharmacist, with two-thirds subsistence	648.00
22.	One pharmacist, with one-third subsistence	648.00
DENTIST
23.	One dentist, with one-third subsistence	1,530.00
INSTRUCTORS
24.	One nurse and physical instructor, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry allowance and service	864.00
25.	One instructor in dietetics, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	648.00
26.	One instructor in practical nursing, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry allowance and service	648.00
27.	One instructor in English, part time	540.00
28.	One instructor in massage, part time	540.00
29.	One instructor in Spanish, part time	540.00
NURSES
30.	One principal of the school of nursing, with subsistence,
	furnished quarters, laundry allowance and service	1,530.00
31.	One dietitian, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,530.00
32.	One nurse in charge of the social service, with
	one-third subsistence and laundry allowance	1,275.00
33.	One supervising nurse of the surgical division,
	with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry
	allowance and service	1,224.00
34.	One sanitary supervisor, with one third subsistence	1,122.00
35.	One anaesthetist, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,080.00
36.	One assistant to the superintendent and chief nurse,
	with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry allowance
	and service	1,080.00
37.	One assistant to the principal, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	972.00
38.	One assistant anaesthetist, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	864.00
39.	One assistant dietitian, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	864.00
40.	One assistant dietitian, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	864.00
41.	Four supervising nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	3,456.00
42.	One supervising nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	864.00
43.	Two assistant dietitians, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,512.00
44.	Eleven supervising nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	8,316.00
45.	One supervising nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	756.00
46.	One supervising nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	756.00
47.	One sanitary supervisor, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	756.00
48.	One sanitary supervisor, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	648.00
49.	Two nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry
	allowance and service	1,296.00
50.	Eighteen nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	11,664.00
51.	Three nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,944.00
52.	One nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	648.00
53.	Two nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,296.00
54.	One nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	648.00
55.	Three nurses, with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	1,944.0
56.	One nurse, with subsistence, furnished quarters, laundry
	allowance and service	648.00
57.	Thirty graduate nurses with subsistence, furnished quarters,
	laundry allowance and service	16,200.00
68.	Four graduate student nurses, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	960.00
59.	Two graduate student nurses, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	480.00
60.	Three graduate student nurses, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	720.00
61.	One graduate student nurse, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	240.00
62.	Two graduate student nurses, with subsistence, furnished
	quarters, laundry allowance and service	480.00
63.	Student nurses: seniors and associate seniors at P144; juniors,
	sophomores and freshmen at P120; and probationers
	at P96 per annum each, with subsistence, furnished quarters
	and service, and an allowance of not more than P2
	per month each	45,000.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
64.	One electrician and chief of machinery, repairing and
	transportation section, with one-third subsistence	1,700.00
65.	One cashier and disbursing officer, with one-third
	subsistence and with subsistence, furnished quarters
	and service whenever on special detail	1,530.00
66.	One chief of supply section, with one-third subsistence	1,326.00
67.	One chief accountant, with one-third subsistence	1,224.00
68.	One chief of statistics and records section, with
	one-third subsistence	972.00
69.	One chief of section, with one-third subsistence	756.00
STENOGRAPHERS
70.	One stenographer, with one-third subsistence	1,080.00
71.	One stenographer, with one-third subsistence	972.00
72.	One stenographer, with one-third subsistence	648.00
CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN
73.	One chemical technician, with one-third subsistence	378.00
LABORATORY PREPARATORS
74.	Two laboratory preparators, with subsistence and quarters	600.00
75.	One laboratory preparator, with subsistence and quarters	300.00
CLERKS
76.	One information clerk, with two-thirds subsistence	P1,122.00
77.	One bookkeeper, with one-third subsistence	864.00
78.	One clerk, with one-third subsistence	864.00
79.	One assistant cashier and disbursing officer, with
	one-third subsistence and with subsistence, furnished
	quarters and service whenever on special detail	756.00
80.	One clerk, with two-thirds subsistence	756.00
81.	One clerk, with subsistence	648.00
82.	One clerk, with one-third subsistence and with subsistence,
	furnished quarters and service whenever on special detail	648.00
83.	One information clerk, with one-third subsistence	648.00
84.	Two clerks, with one-third subsistence	1,296.00
85.	Ten clerks, with one-third subsistence	5,400.00
86.	Four clerks, with one-third subsistence	1,728.00
87.	One clerk, with one-third subsistence	432.00
88.	One laundry checker, with subsistence	432.00
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
89.	Two telephone operators, with one-third subsistence	1,296.00
90.	One telephone operator, with one-third subsistence	540.00
ELECTRICIANS
91.	Two assistants to electricians, with one-third subsistence	864.00
MECHANICS
92.	One mechanic and assistant chief of machinery, repairing
	and transportation section, with one-third subsistence	864.00
93.	One assistant to mechanic, with one-third subsistence	486.00
CARPENTERS
94.	One carpenter, with one-third subsistence	648.00
95.	One carpenter, with one-third subsistence	540.00
PLUMBERS
96.	One plumber, with one-third subsistence	648.00
97.	One assistant plumber, with one-third subsistence	486.00
PAINTERS
98.	One painter, with one-third subsistence	648.00
99.	One painter, with one-third subsistence	432.00
COOKS
100.	One cook, with subsistence	648.00
101.	One cook, with subsistence	540.00
102.	Two cooks, with subsistence	864.00
FOREMAN
103.	One foreman, with subsistence and quarters	648.00
CHAUFFEURS
104.	One chauffeur, with one-third subsistence	648.00
105.	One chauffeur, with one-third subsistence	605.00
106.	One chauffeur, with one-third subsistence	572.00
107.	One chauffeur, with one-third subsistence	486.00
LITTER-BEARERS
108.	Two litter-bearers, with one-third subsistence	756.00
WATCHMEN
109.	One watchman, with one-third subsistence	540.00
110.	One watchman, with one-third subsistence	432.00
111.	One watchman, with one-third subsistence	432.00
GARDENER
112.	One gardener, half time	432.00
MISCELLANEOUS
113.	For temporary and emergency employees, including
	laborers at rates of compensation not exceeding
	P432 per annum each, with or without subsistence
	and quarters in the discretion of the Director
	of the Hospital, as follows:
Clerks
	(a)	Two clerks	864.00
	(b)	One clerk	240.00
Messengers
	(c)	Two messengers	864.00
	(d)	One messenger	324.00
	(e)	One messenger	300.00
	(f)	Two messengers	600.00
	(g)	Eleven messengers	3,300.00
Laborers
	(h)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	23,113.00
114.	Commutation of laundry allowance, not to exceed P6.40
	per month each	9,896.00
115.	Subsistence of personnel, including 22 resident physicians,
	and extra meals furnished those persons who may be
	required to be on 24 hours' duty or render overtime service	85,000.00
			—————
		Total	314,187.00
			=========
(6)	BUREAU OF QUARANTINE SERVICE
1.	Salaries of employees of the Public Health Service of the
	United States as provided by the regulations of said Service	P18,986.00
MEDICAL OFFICER
2.	One medical officer	3,400.00
SUPERINTENDENTS
3.	One superintendent	2,550.00
4.	One superintendent	1,530.00
FUMIGATORS
5.	One foreman-fumigator	1,080.00
6.	One chief fumigator	864.00
7.	One chief fumigator	864.00
ATTENDANTS
8.	One attendant	756.00
9.	One attendant	648.00
10.	Two attendants	1,080.00
11.	Seven attendants	3,024.00
12.	One attendant	378.00
13.	One attendant	378.00
14.	Eight attendants	2,592.00
15.	Ten attendants	2,400.00
CLERKS
16.	One clerk		864.00
17.	One clerk and accountant	756.00
18.	One clerk and druggist	648.00
CREWS OF LAUNCH
19.	Wages of launch crews	16,410.00
MISCELLANEOUS
20.	For temporary employees and for the payment of
	inspection fees to temporary physicians, not to exceed
	P20 for inspecting arriving vessels and P5 for issuing bills
	of health at ports where no regular quarantine officer
	is stationed	P7,000.00
21.	For clothing allowances of employees	1,136.00
22.	For subsistence of employees	6,080.00
			—————
	Total		73,424.00
			========
(7)	OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
1.	One National Physical Director	P5,100.00
2.	One clerk-messenger	648.00
3.	One clerk-cashier	540.00
4.	One messenger	240.00
5.	For temporary laborers paid by the day	1,800.00
			—————
	Total		8,328.00
			=========
	Total for salaries and wages	5,206,669.55
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	302,596.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	33,995.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable	50,250.00
4.	Illumination and power service	83,620.00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	13,380.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials, including the
	publication of a news magazine not exceeding P35,000
	for the Bureau of Education	1,383,481.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	21,577.00
8.	Contributions and gratuities, including P250 for the
	contribution to the bulletin of the Medical Association
	of the Philippine Islands for the publication of reports on
	cases and subjects of scientific importance of the Philippine
	General Hospital and a sum not exceeding P250 for industrial
	exhibits and samples of products of the Philippine public
	schools furnished gratis by the Bureau of Education on request
	of corporations, individuals or foreign governments, with
	the approval of the Secretary of Public Instruction	35,579.00
9.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees	19,839.00
10.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	23,297.00
11.	Other services	69,895.00
			——————
	Total for sundry expenses	2,037,509.00
			==========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	P15,940.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	15,940.00
			=========
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	Aid for scholarships for students of the specially organized
	provinces of Mindanao and Sulu	11,200.00
2.	Aid to elementary schools to be allotted in proportion to
	the daily average attendance in such schools for the month
	of September of the previous year	165,168.00
3.	Aid for the maintenance of special schools, as follows:
	(a)	Villar, Zambales	3,375.00
	(b)	Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija	1,875.00
	(c)	Lagangilang, Abra	7,500.00
	(d)	Surigao	9,750.00
	(e)	Mindoro	15,000.00
	(f)	Ilocos Sur	9,000.00
	(g)	La Union	6,375.00
	(h)	Cagayan	900.00
	(i)	Bais, Oriental Negros	1,500.00
	(j)	Tayasan, Oriental Negros	1,500.00
	(k)	Calabgan, Tayabas	3,000.00
	(l)	Tarlac	1,845.00
	(m)	Misamis	9,000.00
	(n)	Balanga, Bataan	1,125.00
	(o)	Amio, Tolong, Oriental Negros	900.00
	(p)	Barrio of Daan, Tapaz, Capiz	1,125.00
	(q)	Barrio of Monica, Libacao, Capiz	1,125.00
4.	Aid to the schools on the friar lands estates, as follows:
	(a)	Cavite	15,120.00
	(b)	Cebu	7,500.00
	(c)	Bulacan	5,250.00
	(d)	Laguna	4,680.00
	(e)	Bataan	900.00
	(f)	Rizal	1,260.00
	(g)	Isabela	900.00
5.	Aid to specially organized provinces for educational
	purposes under the direction of the Director of Education
	or of his representatives, as follows:
	(a)	Agusan	35,025.00
	(b)	Bukidnon	18,204.00
	(c)	Cotabato	9,237.00
	(d)	Davao	32,514.00
	(e)	Lanao	41,529.00
	(f)	Sulu	57,658.00
	(g)	Zamboanga	47,460.00
	(h)	Mountain Province	93,180.00
	(i)	Nueva Vizcaya	23,216.00
	(j)	Palawan	22,500.00
	(k)	Batanes	5,000.00
6.	Aid for the maintenance of elementary schools already
	established	1,189,955.00
7.	Aid for gratuitous elementary instruction	6,413,371.00
8.	For the purchase of textbooks for primary instruction	200,000.00
9.	Aid for the operation and maintenance of agricultural,
	farm and trade schools	37,500.00
10.	Aid for the operation and maintenance of normal schools	10,000.00
11.	To carry out the provisions of Act No. 3377 for the
	promotion of agricultural and vocational education,
	Act No. 3470:
	(a)	Aid for the payment of salaries of teachers,
		supervisors or directors of agricultural subjects
		and maintenance of agricultural schools	67,500.00
	(b)	Aid for the payment of salaries of teachers of
		trade, commercial, home economics and industrial
		subjects and maintenance of schools in which these
		subjects are taught	105,000.00
	(c)	To the Bureau of Education for the maintenance
		of the division of vocational education, the
		administration of Act No. 3377 and the making
		of studies, investigations and reports:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(1)	One chief, vocational division
	(2)	One supervisor, placement department
	(3)	One superintendent, department of home
		economics
	(4)	One stenographer
OTHER EXPENSES
	(5)	Sundry expenses and purchase of furniture
		and equipment	6,657.00

		Total	P22,654.00

12.	For the promotion of educational research,
	experimentation and administration in the Bureau
	of Education, to be expended for the necessary
	personnel, supplies, and materials: PROVIDED,
	That the personnel to be employed for this purpose
	shall be appointed by the Secretary of Public
	Instruction upon the recommendation of the
	Director of Education, and said personnel shall
	be under the direction of the Director of Education
	as all other employees of the Bureau:
SALARIES
	(a)	One teacher	P2,380.00
	(b)	One teacher	1,326.00
	(c)	One teacher	1,326.00
	(d)	One teacher	1,080.00
	(e)	One stenographer	1,428.00
	(f)	One stenographer	1,080.00
	(g)	One clerk	432.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(h)	Sundry expenses	698.00
			—————
	Total		P9,750.00	P9,750.00
			=========
13.	Aid for the payment of the salaries of the teachers
	of those classes in barrio schools established
	under Act No. 3628, to be distributed and
	expended in accordance with the provisions
	of said Act	375,000.00
14.	For expenses in connection with the Central Luzon
	Agricultural School to be paid out of its receipts
	in 1935, any provision of existing law to the contrary
	notwithstanding: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the
	necessary amount to meet the expenses while there are
	yet no collections made may be taken from the receipts
	of the School for 1934:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One cashier	648.00
	(b)	One bookkeeper	432.00
	(c)	One clerk	432.00
	(d)	Two clerks	864.00
	(e)	One assistant farm manager	594.00
	(f)	Students wages of 1,000 students at the rate
		not to exceed P0.15 per hour	7,000.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	9,970.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(g)	Freight, express and delivery service	2,000.00
	(h)	Supplies and materials, including tools
		costing less than P2 each	10,000.00
	(i)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	1,500.00
	(j)	Payment of irrigation fees	3,300.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	16,800.00
			=========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(k)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	3,140.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	3,140.00
			=======
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
(1)	For the maintenance, repair, alteration and
	construction of buildings, irrigation
	structures and fences	3,000.00
			————
	Total for special appropriations	3,000.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	9,970.00
	Total for sundry expenses	16,800.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	3,140.00
	Total for special appropriations	3,000.00
			—————
Total available for the Central Luzon
Agricultural School	P32,910.00
Amount to be paid out of its receipts	(P32,910.00)
			—————
			0.00
			=========
15.	For the continuation of the treatment and
	diagnosis of leprosy in Culion and other leper
	stations in accordance with Act No. 2978:
	PROVIDED, That temporary officers and
	employees detailed for duty in Culion Leper
	Colony may be granted, in the discretion of
	the proper Head of Department, 28 days'
	vacation leave with pay for each year of
	service in said Colony, which vacation must
	be enjoyed during the year in which earned,
	any provision of existing law to the
	contrary notwithstanding
SALARIES AND WAGES
All with subsistence and quarters
Pathological Section
	(a)	One chief pathologist	8,500.00
	(b)	One assistant chief pathologist	3,825.00
	(c)	One assistant pathologist	2,550.00
	(d)	One clerk-stenographer	1,700.00
	(e)	One scientific assistant	1,530.00
	(f)	One technician in pathology	648.00
	(g)	One technician in clinical microscopy	648.00
	(h)	One laboratory helper and messenger	300.00
	(i)	One laboratory helper	240.00
	(j)	One laboratory helper	240.00
Medical Section
	(k)	One chief physician	4,675.00
	(l)	Two supervising physicians	7,650.00
	(m)	One senior physician	3,400.00
	(n)	One senior physician	3,400.00
	(o)	One senior physician	3,060.00
	(p)	Two junior physicians	5,100.00
	(q)	One junior physician	2,040.00
Nurses
	(r)	One chief nurse	2,040.00
	(s)	One supervisor	1,700.00
	(t)	One supervisor	1,700.00
	(u)	Six senior nurses	7,650.00
	(v)	One nurse	864.00
	(w)	Three junior nurses	3,240.00
	(x)	One junior nurse	1,080.00
	(y)	One junior nurse	972.00
	(z)	Four junior nurses	3,240.00
Miscellaneous
	(a-1)	One pharmacist	2,040.00
	(b-1)	One clerk-stenographer	1,700.00
	(c-1)	One typist and record clerk	864.00
	(d-1)	One junior typist	648.00
	(e-1)	One pharmacy clerk	432.00
	(f-1)	One pharmacy attendant	240.00
	(g-1)	Three pharmacy attendants	540.00
	(h-1)	One ward attendant	216.00
	(i-1)	One ward attendant	180.00
	(j-1)	One physiotherapy attendant	180.00
	(k-1)	One clinic messenger	144.00
	(l-1)	One office helper	300.00
	(m-1)	Two office boys	360.00
	(n-1)	One office boy	144.00
Leper Employees
	(o-1)	One hundred four nursing aids and substitutes
		of various grades	8,332.00
	(p-1)	Four employees in charge of hospital	480.00
	(q-1)	One clerk for school of nursing aids	300.00
	(r-1)	Two kitchen clerks	168.00
	(s-1)	One employee in charge of invalids	96.00
	(t-1)	One employee at San Lazaro Hospital	300.00
	(u-1)	One toilet caretaker	108.00
	(v-i)	Nine toilet caretakers	864.00
	(w-1)	One clinic caretaker	36.00
	(x-1)	Nine servants	756.00
	(y-1)	Eight servants	576.00
	(z-1)	One laundryman	120.00
	(a-2)	Eleven laundrymen	1,056.00
	(b-2)	Seven dishwashers	420.00
	(c-2)	One linen mender	120.00
	(d-2)	Three linen menders	270.00
	(e-2)	Two bed cleaners	180.00
	(f-2)	One chief cook	300.00
	(g-2)	One assistant chief cook, hospital kitchen	204.00
	(h-2)	One assistant cook, hospital kitchen	180.00
	(i-2)	One assistant cook, hospital kitchen	120.00
	(j-2)	Eight cooks	672.00
	(k-2)	Three woodcutters	252.00
	(l-2)	One rice cleaner	72.00
	(m-2)	Eleven waiters	792.00
	(n-2)	Two waiters	144.00
Administrative Section
	(o-2)	One senior clerk	1,700.00
	(p-2)	One farm adviser	1,530.00
Chemical Section
	(q-2)	One junior chemist	2,040.00
	(r-2)	Two technicians	1,620.00
	(s-2)	One laborer	540.00
	(t-2)	One laborer	432.00
	(u-2)	One laborer	378.00
Allowances
	(v-2)	For commutation of subsistence	22,133.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(w-2)	Sundry expenses and purchase of furniture
		and equipment, including construction
		and repair of buildings	60,000.00
			—————
		Total	P187,271.00
			=========
16.	For the maintenance of regional treatment stations and
	dispensaries for the diagnosis and treatment of incipient
	cases of leprosy, including the allowances for subsistence,
	quarters and laundry of regional treatment personnel:
SALARIES AND WAGES
Section on Leprosy
	(a)	One general supervisor of treatment stations	4,930.00
	(b)	One nurse	864.00
	(c)	One clerk	2,040.00
Eversley Childs Treatment Station, Mandawe, Cebu
All with subsistence and quarters
	(d)	One resident physician	P3,060.00
	(e)	One administrative and supply officer	1,080.00
	(f)	One nurse	864.00
	(g)	One nurse	864.00
	(h)	One clerk	540.00
	(i)	One supply employee	432.00
	(j)	One chauffeur	648.00
	(k)	One guard	432.00
	(l)	One guard	432.00
	(m)	One cook	324.00
	(n)	One assistant cook	240.00
	(o)	One janitor	240.00
Leper Employees
	(p)	One chief of police	240.00
	(q)	Three nursing aids	360.00
	(r)	Two attendants	120.00
	(s)	Two policemen	240.00
Lanao Subtreatment Station
	(t)	One nurse	864.00
	(u)	One attendant	432.00
Cebu Skin Dispensary
	(v)	One clinic physician	2,550.00
	(w)	One pharmacist.	1,080.00
	(x)	One laboratory technician	1,224.00
	(y)	One nurse	864.00
	(z)	One nurse and supply officer	864.00
	(a-1)	One clerk	432.00
	(b-1)	One chauffeur	648.00
	(c-1)	One laboratory attendant	432.00
	(d-1)	One dispensary attendant	432.00
	(e-1)	One helper	240.00
	(f-1)	One janitor	180.00
Allowances
	(g-1)	For subsistence and quarters allowance	4,633.00
Western Visayas Treatment Stations, Santa Barbara, Iloilo
All with subsistence and quarters
	(h-1)	One resident physician	3,060.00
	(i-1)	One nurse	864.00
	(j-1)	One clerk and supply officer	864.00
	(k-1)	One janitor	180.00
	(l-1)	One guard	432.00
Leper Employees
	(m-1)	One cook	240.00
	(n-1)	One nursing aid	120.00
	(o-1)	One policeman	120.00
	(p-1)	One attendant	60.00
Allowances
	(q-1)	Subsistence and quarters allowance of
		non-leper employees	935.00
Bicol Treatment Station, Legaspi, Albay
All with subsistence and quarters
	(r-1)	One resident physician	3,060.00
	(s-1)	One nurse	864.00
	(t-1)	One clerk and supply officer	864.00
	(u-1)	One janitor	180.00
	(v-1)	One guard	378.00
Leper Employees
	(w-1)	One cook	240.00
	(x-1)	One nursing aid	120.00
	(y-1)	One policeman	120.00
	(z-1)	One attendant	60.00
Allowances
	(a-2)	Subsistence and quarters allowance of
		non-leper employees	935.00
Mindanao Treatment Stations
All with subsistence and quarters
Mindanao Central Treatment Station
	(b-2)	One nurse	864.00
	(c-2)	One attendant	240.00
	(d-2)	One nursing aid	180.00
Cotabato Subtreatment Station
	(e-2)	One nurse	864.00
Allowances
	(f-2)	Subsistence and quarters allowance of personnel	671.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(g-2)	Sundry expenses	70,000.00
			—————
		Total	P119,340.00
			=========
17.	Aid to the following specially organized provinces to be
	expended in connection with any public health work until
	exhausted at the discretion of the Director of Health,
	with the approval of the Department Head, including
	allowances for subsistence, quarters and laundry of
	hospital personnel: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That
	out of the health aid given hereunder for the Province
	of Palawan, the sum of P7,337 shall be spent exclusively
	for the operation and maintenance of the Cuyo Hospital
	and for the payment of the salary of a nurse-administrative
	officer therein at the rate of P864 per annum:
	(a)	Province of Agusan	17,023.00
	(b)	Province of Batanes	9,224.00
	(c)	Province of Bukidnon	19,293.00
	(d)	Province of Cotabato	33,933.00
	(e)	Province of Davao	25,876,00
	(f)	Province of Lanao	22,698.00
	(g)	Mountain Province	75,000.00
	(h)	Province of Nueva Vizcaya: PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
		That the amount of P2,000 shall be used for the
		control of malaria	16,753.00
	(i)	Province of Palawan	25,036.00
	(j)	Province of Sulu	27,067.00
	(k)	Province of Zamboanga	51,219.00
18.	Aid to the Province of Ilocos Sur for the improvement,
	alteration, repair, operation, maintenance and equipment
	of the Cervantes Emergency Hospital	15,000.00
19.	For the School of Nursing in Baguio:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	For student nurses: seniors at P14 each
		per month; intermediates and juniors at
		P12 each per month; and probationers
		at P10 each per month	P3,628.00
	(b)	For laborers	996.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses	1,949.00
			—————
	Total		P6,573.00	6,573.00
			=========
20.	Medicines and medical and surgical supplies for
	distribution to public school dispensaries	4,000.00
21.	For a general demonstration of the practical control
	of beriberi and for the improvement of the organization
	and operation of sanitation, including personnel,
	equipment and purchase of tiki-tiki in connection
	with said demonstration:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	For laborers	P3,186.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(b)	Sundry expenses	6,190.00
			—————
	Total		P9,376.00	9,376.00
			=========
22.	For the control of malaria in the regularly and specially
	organized provinces and municipalities and in municipal
	districts, including salaries and wages, traveling
	expenses of personnel, purchase of supplies and
	materials, furniture and equipment and construction
	of buildings of light materials that may be required
	in connection with the control work, to be expended
	subject to terms and conditions specified in regulations
	issued by the Director of Health, with the approval
	of the Secretary of Public Instruction:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One chief field director and entomologist	P3,060.00
	(b)	Two physicians	3,570.00
	(c)	Two physicians	3,060.00
	(d)	One entomologist	2,550.00
	(e)	One field director and entomologist	2,550.00
	(f)	One field director	864.00
	(g)	One chief technician	1,080.00
	(h)	One clerk-technician and property officer	864.00
	(i)	One clerk	1,080.00
	(j)	One technician	864.00
	(k)	One technician	756.00
	(l)	One technician	648.00
	(m)	For laborers	5,517.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(n)	Sundry -expenses, purchase of furniture and
		equipment and construction of buildings
		of light materials	6,000.00
			—————
	Total		P132,463.00	P32,463.00
			=========
23.	For insular aid for the operation and maintenance of
	hospitals created and established under the provisions
	of Acts Nos. 3114, 3168 and 3284 and in conformity
	with Act No. 3361 to be available also for aid obligations
	prior to 1935	131,635.00
24.	Public charity and welfare fund:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	Two medical officers, part time	P2,244.00
	(b) For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	3,012.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(c)	Sundry expenses and special appropriations	4,738.00
			—————
	Total		P9,994.00	9,994.00
			=========
25.	For the operation of the Maternity and Children's
	Hospital, Manila, including the training of midwives
	in the City of Manila:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One medical officer, part time	P1,122.00
	(b)	One matron and nurse supervisor	1,224.00
	(c)	One pharmacist	648.00
	(d)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	7,458.00
OTHER EXPENSES
	(e)	Sundry expenses, furniture and equipment
		and special appropriations	37, 789.00
			__________
		Total	48,241.00
26.	Aid to puericulture centers organized in
	accordance with the provisions of Acts Nos.
	2633, 2905 and 2988	92,791.00
27.	For the care, maintenance, instruction, reformation
	and custody of neglected and delinquent children, in
	accordance with the provisions of Act No. 3203, as
	amended:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One special agent	3,060.00
	(b)	One supervisor of buildings and grounds	2,720.00
	(c)	One property clerk	1,224.00
	(d)	One clerk	864.00
	(e)	One clerk	540.00
	(f)	One recreation and physical director	1,530.00
	(g)	One medical officer	2,040.00
	(h)	One dentist	2,040.00
	(i)	One nurse supervisor	1,530.00
	(j)	One head nurse	1,080.00
	(k)	One nurse	972.00
	(l)	Two nurses	1,728.00
	(m)	Three attendants	1,296.00
	(n)	One social worker	2,040.00
	(o)	One social worker	1,700.00
	(p)	Two social workers	2,856.00
	(q)	One social worker	1,224.00
	(r)	One social worker	1,224.00
	(s)	One teacher-supervisor	2,040.00
	(t)	One teacher	1,080.00
	(u)	One teacher	864.00
	(v)	Two teachers	1,728.00
	(w)	One teacher	648.00
	(x)	One teacher	648.00
	(y)	One trade instructor	1,530.00
	(z)	One trade instructor	1,224.00
	(a-1)	One trade instructor	1,080.00
	(b-1)	One house officer	648.00
	(c-1)	One house officer	648.00
	(d-1)	One house officer	648.00
	(e-1)	One house officer	648.00
	(f-1)	One supervisor of children	864.00
	(g-1)	One supervisor of children	864.00
	(h-1)	Temporary officers, teachers, nurses,
		foremen, watchers, laborers and other
		emergency employees	16,370.00
			_________
	Total for salaries and wages	61,200.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(i-1)	Traveling expenses of personnel	300.00
	(j-1)	Freight, express and delivery service	250.00
	(k-1)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	2,267.00
	(l-1)	Illumination and power service	3,850.00
	(m-1)	Consumption of supplies and materials	96,000.00
	(n-1)	Contribution and gratuities	3,000.00
	(o-1)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	1,000.00
	(p-1)	Other services	4,000.00
	(q-1)	Traveling expenses of persons not
		government employees	400.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	111,067.00
			=========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(r-1)	Purchase of furniture and equipment,
		including one automobile at a cost not
		to exceed P3,000	6,214.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	6,214.00
			=========
SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
	(s-1)	Construction maintenance, alteration and
		repair of buildings, parks and roads	17,695.00
	(t-1)	Three per centum of all sums appropriated
		for salaries of one supervisor, teachers
		and instructors, in accordance with the
		provisions of section 8 of Act No. 3050	417.00
			—————
	Total for special appropriations	18,112.00
			=========
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	61,200.00
	Total for sundry expenses	111,067.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	6,214.00
	Total for special appropriations	18,112.00
			—————
	Total available for the care, maintenance,
	instruction, reformation and custody
	of neglected and delinquent children	P196,593.00
	Amount to be paid out of the receipts
	under section 6 of Act No. 3203, as amended,
	any provision of existing law to the
	contrary notwithstanding	(196,593.00)
			——————
			0.00
			==========
28.	For the care of the invalids and aged persons:
SALARIES AND WAGES
All with subsistence and quarters
	(a)	One matron	P972.00
	(b)	One nurse	756.00
	(c)	For temporary and emergency employees,
		such as helpers, house boys, cooks, etc	1,584.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	3,312.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(d)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	139.00
	(e)	Illumination and power service	240.00
	(f)	Consumption of supplies and materials	6,446.00
	(g)	Other services	1,250.00
	(h)	Traveling expenses of persons not
		government employees	30.00
			————
	Total for sundry expenses	8,105.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	3,312.00
	Total for sundry expenses	8,105.00
			—————
	Total available for the care of the invalids
	and aged persons	P11,417.00	P11,417.00
			=========
29.	Contribution to the Teachers' Pension and
	Disability Fund, pursuant to the provisions of
	section 8 of Act No. 3050:
	(a)	Three per centum of the sums appropriated
		for salaries of the superintendent and inspectors
		of private schools and colleges	P966.50
	(b)	Three per centum of the sums appropriated
		for salaries of the Director and Assistant Director
		and of superintendents and teachers of the
		Bureau of Education	103,504.75
	(c)	Three per centum of the sums appropriated for
		salaries of one chief of division, supervisors
		and teachers of the Bureau of Public Welfare	324.00
			—————
	Total		P104,705.25	104,705.25
			=========
30.	To meet any deficiency in the appropriations for
	aid for elementary instruction, to be distributed
	upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Public
	Instruction, by the Governor-General with the
	approval of the Council of State	P1,200,000.00
31.	For the establishment and maintenance of community
	health and social centers:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One medical officer	P4,250.00
	(b)	One dentist	960.00
	(c)	Four chief nurses	4,320.00
	(d)	Fifty-two nurses	39,312.00
	(e)	Four nurse-midwives or social workers	3,024.00
	(f)	For skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled laborers	3,672.00
			————
	Total for salaries and wages	55,538.00
			=======
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(g)	Travelling expenses of personnel	2,880.00
	(h)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	1,200.00
	(i)	Illumination and power service	480.00
	(j)	Rental of buildings and grounds	2,880.00
	(k)	Consumption of supplies and materials	10,000.00
	(l)	Other services	14,522.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	31,962.00
			=========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(m)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	2,500.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	2,500.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	55,538.00
	Total for sundry expenses	31,962.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	2,500.00
			————
	Total available for the establishment and
	maintenance of community health and social centers	90,000.00	9000.00
			========
32.	For the establishment and maintenance of puericulture
	centers and public health nursing services: PROVIDED,
	That this amount shall only be available for municipalities
	not benefited by the appropriation made in item 31 supra	P170,000.00
33.	Aid for elementary schools in any provinces devastated
	by typhoons, to be distributed by the Secretary of
	Public Instruction on the recommendation of the
	Director of Education	8,000.00
34.	Aid for the opening of new elementary classes and the
	reopening of any class or classes closed for lack of funds
	in previous years, to be distributed by the Secretary
	of Public Instruction to the municipalities on the basis
	of the number of new elementary classes that need to be
	established therein: PROVIDED, That every municipality
	receiving aid from this sum shall appropriate from its own
	funds for the establishment of new elementary classes
	an amount equivalent to one-half of the amount to be
	given to the same as aid: PROVIDED, FURTHER,
	That when due to the effects of a public calamity,
	acute economic depression or any justifiable cause,
	a municipality is unable to contribute in full its
	corresponding share of the expense of establishing
	new elementary classes as herein provided, upon
	recommendation of the Secretary of Public
	Instruction, the Governor-General, with the approval
	of the Council of State, may reduce the amount of the
	contribution of such municipality: PROVIDED,
	FURTHER, That no part of this sum shall be given
	to any municipality which refuses or neglects to
	appropriate from its own funds as provided
	in paragraph 5 under the Special Provisions hereof
	when the Secretary of the Interior certifies that such
	municipality is financially able to make the required
	appropriation: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That
	preference shall be given to the continuance of
	existing private elementary schools in the barrios
	on condition that such schools shall become public
	schools, the administration and building or
	buildings of said school or schools and their
	sites to be ceded to the government: PROVIDED,
	FINALLY, That the provisions of paragraph 5
	of the Special Provisions hereof with respect
	to rates of salaries and assignments of teachers
	and the prohibition of increases of salaries and
	transfers of unexpended balances and salary savings
	to the "Teachers' Pension and Disability Fund"
	are hereby made applicable to the expenditure of this sum	250,000.00
35.	For the operation and maintenance of two additional
	free wards in the Philippine General Hospital:
SALARIES AND WAGES
	(a)	One supervising nurse, with subsistence, furnished
		quarters, laundry allowance and service	P756.00
	(b)	Six nurses, with subsistence furnished quarters,
		laundry allowance and service	3,240.00
	(c)	Student nurses: 6 seniors and 4 associate
		seniors at P144; 5 juniors and 2 freshmen
		at P120; and 3 probationers at P96 per annum
		each, with subsistence, furnished quarters and
		service, and an allowance of not more than
		P2 per month each	3,048.00
	(d)	Four helpers, with subsistence	384.00
	(e)	Commutation of laundry allowance, not to
		exceed P6.40 per month each	538.00
	(f)	Subsistence of personnel: 1 supervising
		nurse, 6 nurses and 20 student nurses
		at P0.45 per day each; 4 helpers
		at P0.30 per day each	4,874.00
			—————
	Total for salaries and wages	12,840.00
			=========
SUNDRY EXPENSES
	(g)	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	96.00
	(h)	Illumination and power service	1,800.00
	(i)	Consumption of supplies and materials	19,366.00
	(j)	Maintenance and repair of equipment	200.00
	(k)	Other services	5,700.00
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	27,162.00
			=========
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
	(l)	Purchase of furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			————
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			=======
SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	12,840.00
	Total for sundry expenses	27,162.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	1,500.00
			—————
	Total available for the operation and maintenance
	of two additional free wards in the
	Philippine General Hospital	P41,502.00	P41,502.00
			=========
	Total for special appropriations	11,988,556.25
			==========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	5,206,669.55
	Total for sundry expenses	2,037,509.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	15,940.00
	Total for special appropriations	11,988,556.25
	Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Vice-Governor
	and Secretary of Public Instruction: PROVIDED, That
	said savings shall not be taken from items 2 to 8, 13, 30,
	33 and 34 of the Special Appropriations hereof	(267,634.80)
			——————
	Total available for the Department of Public Instruction	P18,981,040.00
			===========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	Whenever the Vice-Governor and Secretary of Public Instruction performs
	the duties of the Governor-General and receives the salary assigned to this
	office, the Undersecretary of the Department shall be entitled to receive the
	difference between the salary of an Undersecretary and that of a Secretary
	of Department, during the time in which the Undersecretary is in charge of
	the work of the Department, and for this purpose any unexpended balance
	in the appropriation for the Office of the Vice-Governor and Secretary of
	Public Instruction is hereby made available.
2.	Subject to the approval of the Secretary of Public Instruction, part of the
	sum appropriated for the item "traveling expenses of personnel" may be
	used to pay the passage from their place of residence in the Philippine
	Islands to some port of the United States, of public school teachers
	suffering from mental aberration or physically incapacitated whose
	separation from the service is absolutely necessary.
3.	The appropriation made in item "aid for the maintenance of elementary
	schools already established" shall be distributed among all the provinces
	and municipalities on the basis of population, and no part thereof shall be
	expended for supplementary books.
4.	The appropriation made in item "aid for gratuitous elementary instruction"
	shall be distributed among all the provinces on the following basis: Fifty
	per centum of the entire sum shall be distributed in accordance with the
	population, and the other fifty per centum in accordance with the average
	daily attendance in the public schools of the provinces during the month of
	September of the preceding year. The sum allotted to each province shall
	be distributed among its municipalities on the same basis: PROVIDED,
	HOWEVER, That no province nor municipality shall receive less than
	seventy-five per centum of what it received during the year 1928:
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That no part of this amount shall be used for the
	salaries of teachers in the training department of normal schools:
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That from this fund there shall first be deducted
	the sum of P247,500 to be distributed by the Director of Education, with
	the approval of the Secretary of Public Instruction, using the same basis of
	distribution as that given in Act No. 3347, the difference of P22,500
	between this sum and the sum appropriated by said Act to be distributed in
	accordance with the provisions of section 1 paragraph (d), thereof:
	PROVIDED, FURTHER, That from this fund there shall also be deducted
	the sum of P525,000 which shall be distributed by the Director of
	Education, with the approval of the Secretary of Public Instruction, to be
	used only for the maintenance of classes in the barrio schools, opened by
	virtue of the appropriation for 1929 for this purpose.
5.	Each municipality receiving aid from the appropriations authorized in items
	2, 6, 7, 13 and 30 of the Special Appropriations hereof shall appropriate
	for the operation and maintenance of its elementary schools at least the
	same amount that it appropriated for the same purpose for the year 1934,
	except when, due to the effects of any public calamity, acute economic
	depression or any justifiable cause, the revenues of a municipality decrease,
	in which case, such municipality shall only be required to appropriate from
	its general fund the same percentage of the total collections accruing to
	said fund as that of the previous year as determined by the Insular Auditor,
	the provisions of Act No. 3628 to the contrary notwithstanding:
	PROVIDED, That when the school funds of a municipality are insufficient
	to pay the salaries of a sufficient number of teachers to maintain all the
	elementary classes existing on the date of the approval of this Act, after the
	reduction required under paragraph 16 of the Special Provisions hereof has
	been made, the municipal council may make a uniform percentage
	reduction of salaries, the provisions of section 2296 of Act No. 2711, and
	of Act No. 3359 to the contrary notwithstanding, but in such case, at least
	an equal percentage reduction must be applied if it is not already being
	applied, to the salaries of all of the other officials and employees of the
	municipality: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That at any time thereafter when
	the financial condition of the municipality permits, the municipal council
	may restore such salaries reduced to their former conditions: PROVIDED,
	FURTHER, That teachers shall be assigned to the towns or barrios where
	they habitually reside, except when necessary to fill positions for which no
	teachers with the proper qualifications who are habitual residents of the
	locality are available, in which case qualified teachers from other localities
	who are in actual service on the date of the approval of this Act shall first
	be assigned before new teachers can be employed; and that no portion of
	said appropriations shall be expended to increase the salaries of teachers
	who are at present in the public school service: PROVIDED, FURTHER,
	That any balance remaining from said appropriations, whether unallotted in
	the Insular Treasury or unexpended in the treasuries of municipalities,
	which may not be needed for the maintenance of elementary classes
	existing on the date of the approval of this act may be used for the
	establishment of additional elementary classes or schools: PROVIDED,
	FURTHER, That any provision of existing law to the contrary
	notwithstanding, no unexpended balance of any allotment made from said
	appropriations for salaries of teachers shall be transferred to the credit of
	the "Teachers' Pension and Disability Fund," nor any savings obtained from
	the regular appropriations of the Bureau of Education for the salary of a
	teacher whose position became vacant on account of his having been
	appointed to another position of teacher the salary of which is paid from
	this fund: PROVIDED, FURTHERMORE, That the provisions of section
	2 of Act No. 3050, as amended, to the contrary notwithstanding, teachers
	whose salaries are reduced by virtue of the provisions hereof, in case of
	retirement under the provisions of said Act during the year 1935, shall,
	upon such retirement, receive gratuities based on the highest salary such
	teachers have received: AND PROVIDED, FINALLY, That no portion of
	the amount of said items shall be used for the purchase of books.
6.	The item for "traveling expenses of personnel" for the Bureau of Health
	shall include expenses of local officers specifically approved and payable
	from the fund by the Director of Health and the Secretary of Public
	Instruction.
7.	The item for consumption of supplies and materials for the Bureau of
	Health shall include first uniform for newly appointed sanitary inspectors;
	uniforms for minor employees of hospitals and the Culion Leper Colony;
	and aid to poor provinces in the form of medicines for the treatment of
	yaws and syphilis and extract of tiki-tiki for the treatment of beriberi:
	PROVIDED, That the sum of P10,000 of this amount shall be spent for the
	purchase of medicine for the treatment of yaws: PROVIDED, FURTHER,
	That when the Bureau of Science or the Bureau of Public Welfare is not
	able to furnish the Bureau of Health with the toxins, serums, vaccines and
	tiki-tiki it needs, the same may be purchased in open market payable from
	the appropriation for consumption of supplies and materials.
8.	The item for "contributions and gratuities" for the Bureau of Health shall
	include allowances to its employees or their families in case such
	employees die or are disabled by diseases contracted or injuries received in
	line of duty.
9.	The item for other services for the Bureau of Health shall include expenses
	for educational exhibits; occasional health campaigns; participation in the
	Carnival of 1935; practical training school for sanitary inspectors; and
	payment of not exceeding five centavos (P0.05) for each mouse or rat
	presented to the Bureau of Health by any person, not an employee of the
	said Bureau, caught in connection with the campaign for the extermination
	of mice and rats in the City of Manila.
10.	The appropriation for "other services" for the Philippine General Hospital
	shall include refreshments, music and other expenses in connection with the
	Hospital Day celebration in the amount not to exceed P200.
11.	The resident physicians of the Philippine General Hospital designated by
	the Director of the Hospital to attend to pay patients and whose fees for
	medical services collected by the Hospital amount to a sum in excess of the
	salary and laundry allowances assigned to them by law, may, upon
	recommendation of the Director of the Hospital, approved by the
	Department Head, in addition to their salary and laundry allowance, be
	paid twenty per centum of the amount of such fees collected in excess of
	the said salary and laundry allowance, any provision of existing law to the
	contrary notwithstanding.
12.	The two additional free wards in the Philippine General Hospital
	authorized in item IV-35 shall be used exclusively for charity patients in
	addition to the present accommodation of the Hospital for pay and free
	patients: PROVIDED, That in each of said additional wards a sufficient
	number of beds shall be reserved at all times to take care of emergency
	cases: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the maximum capacity of the
	Philippine General Hospital to admit free patients shall not be reduced to
	meet any forced savings.
13.	Officers and employees detailed for duty requiring residence in an
	institution under the supervision of the Director of Public Welfare shall be
	furnished with subsistence and quarters in kind.
14.	The Director of Health and the Director of Public Welfare are authorized
	to sell food and miscellaneous supplies at prices not below cost to officers
	and employees stationed in isolated places and inmates under their
	supervision and care for their personal use.
15.	The appropriation for the operation of the Maternity and Children's
	Hospital and training of midwives in the City of Manila shall include
	expenses for graduation of midwives and diplomas not to exceed P200.
16.	Municipalities and municipal districts receiving aid from the Insular
	Government for the maintenance of their schools, shall have the salaries of
	all teachers and other employees paid from the school fund reduced
	effective January 1, 1934, at least in the amount as prescribed in section 15
	of this Act, the reduction to be based on the highest basic pay received
	during 1932 or 1933, the provisions of Act No. 3359 to the contrary
	notwithstanding.
17.	Any provision of law or executive order to the contrary notwithstanding,
	whatever amount is derived from matriculation fees shall accrue to the
	school funds of the municipality or province concerned and shall be
	appropriated by the municipal council and the provincial board,
	respectively, primarily for pictures of national heroes and martyrs, for
	library books and periodicals and for athletic purposes: PROVIDED, That
	in the expenditure of this fund articles of local manufacture shall be
	preferred.
18.	To prevent the closing of any elementary school or class in any
	municipality for lack of funds, the Secretary of Public Instruction may
	order the holding of double single sessions in the elementary grades, or
	authorize the employment of teachers with salaries lower than the minimum
	prescribed by existing law: PROVIDED, That for the purpose
	of accommodating all pupils of school age, in one single
	class the number of pupils may be raised to fifty: PROVIDED,
	FURTHER, That where the double single-session is not adopted
	the number of pupils for each class may be raised to sixty.
19.	Parent-Teachers' Associations shall not be allowed to collect matriculation
	and other school fees of any kind from the pupils of the public schools, and
	any fees and contributions which they may collect from their members shall
	be purely and absolutely voluntary in nature, and the inability of any
	member thereof to pay any of such fees or contributions shall not in any
	manner subject the child of such member to any disciplinary action or
	discriminatory treatment in school from the school authorities, or to denial
	of admission into the school.
M. — DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
I. — SALARIES AND WAGES
(1)	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
DEPARTMENT HEADS
1.	Secretary of the Department	P10,200.00
2.	Undersecretary of the Department	7,225.00
INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF LABOR
3.	One inspector-general of labor	4,250.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
4.	One chief of division	4,250.00
5.	One chief of division	3,060.00
6.	One chief of division	3,000.00
ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
7.	One assistant chief of division	3,060.00
8.	One assistant chief of division	2,040.00
LAW CLERK
9.	One law clerk	2,400.00
INSPECTORS
10.	One medical inspector	1,800.00
11.	One mechanical inspector	1,800.00
12.	Two inspectors	2,880.00
13.	Four inspectors	4,800.00
14.	Four inspectors	3,840.00
STENOGRAPHERS
15.	One stenographer	1,080.00
16.	One stenographer	840.00
17.	One stenographer	720.00
CLERKS
18.	Two clerks	4,080.00
19.	One clerk		1,850.00
20.	One clerk		1,530.00
21.	One clerk		1,080.00
22.	One clerk		960.00
23.	Five clerks	3,000.00
MISCELLANEOUS
24.	One private secretary	3,060.00
25.	One publishing clerk	2,040.00
26.	One special clerk	960.00
27.	One clerk-draftsman	960.00
MESSENGERS
28.	Seven messengers	2,100.00
LABORERS
29.	Two laborers	600.00
30.	For temporary and emergency employees, including
	compilers of statistical data and computers, at the
	rate to be fixed by the Secretary of Labor	4,000.00
			—————
			83,465.00
			=========
(2)	BUREAU OF LABOR
DIRECTORS
1.	One Director of Labor	P4,250.00
2.	One Assistant Director of Labor	3,400.00
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS
3.	One chief clerk	3,230.00
4.	One chief of division and attorney of labor	3,230.00
5.	One chief of division	2,550.00
6.	One chief accountant	1,700.00
ASSISTANT CHIEF OF DIVISION
7.	One assistant chief of division	1,080.00
CHIEFS OF SECTIONS
8.	Two chiefs of sections	3,060.00
9.	One chief of section	1,275.00
10.	Two chiefs of sections	2,160.00
CASHIER AND DISBURSING OFFICER
11.	One cashier and disbursing officer	1,530.00
ASSISTANT ATTORNEYS
12.	Two assistant attorneys	4,000.00
LABOR AGENTS
13.	One special placement agent	3,060.00
14.	Two labor agents	6,000.00
15.	Eight labor agents	19,200.00
16.	One special placement agent	2,040.00
17.	Nine labor agents	16,200.00
18.	Six labor agents	8,640.00
19.	Two assistant labor agents	2,400.00
20.	Two special labor agents	4,000.00
INSPECTORS
21.	One medical inspector	2,550.00
22.	One mechanical inspector	1,700.00
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
23.	One special agent	1,700.00
24.	One employment agent	1,275.00
25.	Three employment agents	3,240.00
26.	One employment agent	972.00
27.	One employment agent	756.00
28.	One employment agent	648.00
29.	Four employment agents	2,160.00
30.	One employment agent	540.00
31.	One employment agent	432.00
STENOGRAPHERS
32.	One stenographer	972.00
33.	One stenographer	864.00
34.	One stenographer	648.00
CLERKS
35.	Two clerks	2,160.00
36.	One clerk		972.00
37.	One assistant bookkeeper	972.00
38.	Three clerks	2,268.00
39.	One clerk		648.00
40.	Four clerks	2,592.00
41.	Twenty-five clerks	15,000.00
42.	Four clerks	2,160.00
43.	One clerk		497.00
44.	Eight clerks	3,456.00
45.	One clerk		378.00
46.	Two clerks	756.00
MISCELLANEOUS
47.	One janitor	432.00
48.	One janitor	324.00
49.	Two watchmen	648.00
50.	Twenty laborers	6,000.00
51.	Seven messengers	1,680.00
			—————
	Total		152,405.00
			=========
	Total for salaries and wages	235,870.00
			=========
II. — SUNDRY EXPENSES
1.	Traveling expenses of personnel	27,000.00
2.	Freight, express and delivery service	157.00
3.	Postal, telegraph, telephone and cable service	4,500.00
4.	Illumination and power service	2,000.00
5.	Rental of buildings and grounds	5,000.00
6.	Consumption of supplies and materials	5,150.00
7.	Printing and binding reports, documents and publications	2,500.00
8.	Maintenance and repair of equipment	800.00
9.	Traveling expenses of persons not government employees,
	including freight of agricultural tools of homeseekers	37,365.80
10.	Other services	850.20
			—————
	Total for sundry expenses	85,323.00
			=========
III. — FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT
1.	Purchase of furniture and equipment	8,500.00
			—————
	Total for furniture and equipment	8,500.00
			=========
V. — SUMMARY
	Total for salaries and wages	235,870.00
	Total for sundry expenses	85,323.00
	Total for furniture and equipment	8,500.00
	Less-forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Labor	(9,891.00)
			—————
	Total available for the Department of Labor	P319,802.00
			=========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	The chief of the division of woman and child labor, inspectors, publishing
	clerk and labor agents in the Department of Labor, shall not be subject to
	Civil Service examination. STIHaE
2.	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, any
	unexpended balance of the appropriation for sundry expenses of the
	Department of Labor for 1935 may be used to cover deficit in any item of
	the said appropriation except for salaries and wages.
3.	The appropriation in item II-9 shall be disbursed by the Director of Labor
	upon understanding with the Director of Lands: PROVIDED,
	HOWEVER, That no payment shall be made for expenses of homeseekers
	who do not take with them the necessary agricultural tools to cultivate
	their homesteads: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That in the selection of
	homeseekers preference should be given to those who take with them their
	families: AND PROVIDED, FINALLY, That no homeseekers shall be sent
	to Mindanao except in specific places to be designated by the Director of
	Lands.
N. — UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
IV. — SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
1.	Contribution to the University of the Philippines,
	in addition to its current receipts, to be disbursed
	by the Board of Regents of said University, in accordance
	with subsection (a) of section 6 of Act No. 1870 and
	paragraphs 83 and 84 of section 18 of Act No. 2935,
	including the maintenance of the fellowships provided
	for by Act No. 2095, which are actually filled by persons
	who are already abroad on the date of the approval of
	this Act; the payment of pensionados for the College of
	Veterinary Science, in accordance with Act No. 2040;
	the maintenance of the experimental station annexed to
	the College of Agriculture at Los Baños, established
	by Act No. 2730, and the sum of P7,000 due the
	Department of Justice for medico-legal services,
	in accordance with the agreement made under
	Act No. 3043, including likewise the construction
	of buildings and permanent improvements	P942,103.00
2.	Additional contribution to the University of the Philippines
	exclusively for the operating expenses of the School
	of Dentistry which should be reopened, all receipts
	realized from the operation of this school to be used
	to augment this appropriation	18,000.00
3.	Aid to the College of Agriculture, University of the
	Philippines, for the establishment of a Department of
	Agricultural Education for the training of teachers
	and supervisors of secondary agricultural instruction,
	in accordance with the provisions of Act No. 3377	16,442.00
4.	For contribution to the University of the Philippines to be
	spent for the operation of the School of Hygiene and Public
	Health and for demonstration units and field work in
	connection therewith, including salaries, wages, sundry
	expenses including per diems or allowances, furniture
	and equipment and incidental expenses, extra
	compensation for lecturers, lectures and services
	given or rendered by officials and employees of the
	University of the Philippines or by any other official
	of the Insular Government and of the United States
	and part-time professors of the University of the
	Philippines for the necessary travel and other expenses
	of the students of the School of Public Health Nursing
	and the School of Hygiene and Public Health and the
	sanitary inspectors on special detail in connection
	with practical field training in public health: PROVIDED,
	HOWEVER, That full-time professors, officials or
	employees of the University of the Philippines who
	are required to render full-time service thereto,
	shall not be entitled to additional compensation:
	AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the net surplus
	of this item of appropriation, at the end of the year,
	shall be reverted to the general fund of the Insular Treasury	26,308.00
5.	For the School of Sanitation of graduate nurses,
	including expenses for graduation and diplomas	9,537.00
6.	Contribution to the University of the Philippines for
	the maintenance and operation of the branch
	College of Liberal Arts at Vigan, Ilocos Sur,
	Act No. 3667	23,677.00
			——————
	Total available for the University of the Philippines	P1,036,067.00
			===========
VI. — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1.	Employees of the Insular Government rendering service as instructors at
	the School of Sanitation for nurses may receive additional pay at the rate to
	be fixed by the University authorities. TADIHE
2.	Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the salary of
	the President of the University of the Philippines shall not exceed P12,000
	per annum; and the salaries of the faculty and teaching staff, as well as the
	executive and administrative officers and employees, of the University of
	the Philippines shall be subject to the reductions prescribed in section 15
	hereof: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That no member of the faculty and
	teaching staff, officer or employee of the University shall receive a salary
	greater than that received in 1933, except when promoted to a higher
	position: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That when the needs of the University
	so require, the services of professors from the United States or foreign
	countries may be contracted at salaries not exceeding P9,000 per
	annum each.
3.	Students of the College of Agriculture, University of the Philippines, shall
	be exempt from the payment of any matriculation or tuition fees.
4.	No portion of any fund of the University of the Philippines, including the
	income from matriculation and other fees, shall be used to pay the expenses
	of entertaining visitors in the University of the Philippines.
	Grand total of appropriations made in this Act:
	FORTY-THREE MILLION, TWO HUNDRED
	THIRTY-FOUR THOUSAND, FOUR HUNDRED
	FORTY-TWO PESOS	P43,234,442.00

GENERAL PROVISIONS

SECTION 3. Unexpended Balance of Salaries and Wages. — Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, any unexpended balance of the appropriations herein made for salaries and wages of a bureau or office is hereby made available for the payment of compensation to injured employees as contemplated by Act Numbered Thirty-four hundred and twenty-eight, and, subject to the approval of the Department Head concerned, may be used to cover deficit in the appropriations for sundry expenses, furniture and equipment, and special appropriations, of any bureau or office in the same Department: PROVIDED, That in no case shall such unexpended balance or any portion thereof be transferred to the credit of the Teachers' Pension and Disability Fund, Act No. 3050. aTICAc

SECTION 4. Employees under Contract. — Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, no person shall be employed under contract by the Insular Government unless this be authorized by an appropriation in this Act: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That this provision shall not apply to persons employed under Act Numbered Thirty-four hundred and thirty-one.

SECTION 5. Disposition of Old Government Vessels. — Upon recommendation of the proper Head of Department, the Governor-General is hereby authorized to order the sale of any old government vessel which is no longer needed by the Government. The sale shall be made by the Insular Auditor at public auction or otherwise under the terms most favorable to the Government, in which latter case the sale shall not be effective until it has been approved by the Governor-General.

SECTION 6. Application of Appropriations. — No appropriation for "consumption of supplies and materials" authorized in this Act shall be used for the construction of new buildings, except buildings of light materials in emergency cases: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That in all purchases of products, materials and supplies preference shall be given to local and United States manufactures, materials and products, and only in case of a difference of fifteen per centum or more in the cost of the local or United States over the foreign imported products, materials or supplies, or in case such products, materials or supplies made in the Philippines or United States are not available, shall it be lawful to make purchases with these funds of non-Philippine or non-United States products, materials or supplies.

SECTION 7. Reduction of Appropriations. — Whenever it shall become apparent that the income of the Government for the year nineteen hundred and thirty-five will not be sufficient to cover the authorized expenditures for such year, it shall be the duty of the Secretary of Finance to bring such fact to the attention of the Governor-General who is hereby authorized to reduce the appropriations made in this Act so as to effect a saving not to exceed ten per centum (10%) of the total sum authorized herein: PROVIDED, That none of the items for insular aid to the provinces of Palawan and Batanes shall be reduced by an amount greater than ten per centum (10%) of the sums herein authorized.

SECTION 8. Purchase of Automobiles. — Unless otherwise specifically authorized herein, no appropriation for "Furniture and Equipment" shall be used for the purchase of automobile or auto jitney, or station wagon nor fund appropriated in this Act for traveling expenses or any other purposes shall be available to purchase any automobile, auto jitney or station wagon, by the method of paying for it in installments under the guise of rentals or by any other indirect method nor to pay for rental of automobile in excess of the rate provided in existing contract for automobile hire entered into under section 568 of the Administrative Code, as amended: PROVIDED, That this provision shall not be applicable to contracts duly approved prior to November first, nineteen hundred and thirty. ECDaAc

SECTION 9. Allowance for Use of Private Automobiles. — Notwithstanding the provisions of section 561 of the Administrative Code, no officer or employee of the Insular Government shall be paid any allowance, directly or indirectly, for the use of his own automobile on official business, except the following: (a) those employed under Act No. 3431; (b) officers of the Federal Government assigned for service in the Office of the Governor-General; (c) the Secretaries and Undersecretaries of Departments; (d) the chairman of the Senate Committee on Accounts; (e) the secretary and assistant secretaries to the Governor-General; (f) Directors and Assistant Directors of bureaus and offices; (g) district commanders, provincial commanders and 15 inspectors of the Philippine Constabulary; (h) superintendents of schools assigned in the provinces; (i) the chief of the sanitary section and the chief of the division of provincial sanitation of the Bureau of Health; (j) the secretary and assistant secretary of the Senate and the secretary to the President of the Senate; (k) the secretary and assistant secretary of the House of Representatives and the secretary to the Speaker of the House of Representatives; (l) the medical inspector and surveyor of the port of the Bureau of Customs: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the automobile allowance authorized in this Act is subject to the regulations governing the payment of such allowance: AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the rate of automobile allowance shall be determined by the proper Head of Department but it shall not exceed P60 per month. AICEDc

SECTION 10. Schedule of per diems for Insular Officers and Employees. — Based on the net salaries hereunder prescribed, per diems of insular officers and employees, when traveling on official business, may be allowed in accordance with the following schedule, any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding:

(a) Officers and employees receiving a salary of P1,530 or less per annum, a per diem of not to exceed P1.

(b) Those receiving more than P1,530 but not exceeding P2,040 per annum, a per diem of not to exceed P2.

(c) Those receiving more than P2,040 but not exceeding P5,100 per annum, a per diem of not to exceed P3.

(d) Those receiving more than P5,100 per annum and United States Army and Navy officers detailed without salary to the Insular Government, a per diem of P4.

(e) Those whose rates of compensation are not stated on a yearly basis may be allowed the amount of per diems authorized for officers and employees receiving an equivalent pay on a yearly basis.

SECTION 11. Inhibition against Increases in Salary. — No provincial auditor, district health officer, justice of' the peace or any other official or employee paid in whole or in part from insular funds shall, during the year 1935, receive an increase in salary due to the reclassification of provinces and municipalities neither shall the number of deputy sheriffs be increased on account of such reclassification, the provisions of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding.

SECTION 12. Simplification of Government Organization. — For the purpose of promoting efficiency and effecting economy in the service, the proper Head of Department is hereby authorized to eliminate any activity which is not indispensable, transfer any activity from one division to another, add a new authorized activity to any division, or consolidate into one or more divisions all activities and functions of a similar nature of the different bureaus and offices of the Department: PROVIDED, That no transfer, addition, or consolidation shall be made if it will result in duplication of work: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the personnel of such divisions, sections, or services as may be placed under the immediate supervision of the Department Head, in accordance with the provisions of this Act shall be subject to all the provisions of the Civil Service Law, rules and regulations governing the classified service: AND PROVIDED, FINALLY, That no new activity, division, office, or unit in any branch of the Insular Government shall be created; and any activity, division, office, or unit which may be suspended or abolished in this Act or in any other Act shall not be revived or recreated except by appropriate legislative enactment.

SECTION 13. Lower Salary Shall Prevail. — When the amount appropriated herein for salary is larger than the salary fixed in the Classification and Standardization Act, or in any special Act fixing the salary of a position, the latter salary shall prevail; but when the amount appropriated herein for salary is less than the salary fixed in the Classification and Standardization Act, or in any special Act fixing the salary of a position, the salary fixed herein shall prevail.

SECTION 14. Manufacture of Vaccines, Sera, etc. — Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, whenever the appropriations for the Bureau of Science become insufficient, any appropriation authorized herein for the Bureau of Health and the Bureau of Public Welfare may be used for the manufacture of vaccines, sera, and other biological products in the Bureau of Science.

SECTION 15. Reduction of Salaries, Wages and Allowances. — The salaries, wages and allowances of all officers and employees payable from any lump sum appropriation authorized either in this Act or in any other special Act, including those payable from any special or trust fund created by an Act of the Legislature, shall be reduced according to the following schedule, the reduction to be based upon the rates of salaries, wages and allowances prior to the reduction prescribed in the Memorandum Order of the Governor-General, dated April 8, 1932:

More than P1,200 a year, more than P100 a month, 15%

P1,200 a year, P100 a month, or P4 a day, or less, but 10 %

Allowances 20%

PROVIDED, That the officer or employee whose fixed salary is P300 a year, P25 a month, or P1 a day or less shall suffer no reduction: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the officer or employee whose fixed salary has been reduced by 15% shall not receive less than P1,080 a year, P90 a month, or P3.60 a day, and the officer or employee whose fixed salary has been reduced by 10% shall not receive less than P300 a year, P25 a month, or P1 a day: AND PROVIDED, FURTHER, That this provision shall not apply to the salaries of those officers whose compensations are fixed in Acts of the United States Congress and also to the salaries of insular teachers contracted prior to January 1, 1933, by virtue of the provisions of section 697 of the Revised Administrative Code, but the difference between the contract salary and the appropriation available shall be offset by corresponding savings in any item or items of the appropriation of the Bureau of Education for salaries and wages.

SECTION 16. Reduction to be Made on Actual Salary. — Whenever an employee is not receiving the maximum salary authorized for his position, the salary which he is actually receiving shall be reduced in accordance with the schedule prescribed in section 15 hereof, unless the salary stated in the appointment is declared to be net.

SECTION 17. Abolition of Additional Compensation. — Any existing act, rule or order to the contrary notwithstanding, no full time officer or employee of the government shall hereafter receive directly or indirectly any kind of additional or extra compensation or salary including per diems and bonuses from any fund of the government, its dependencies, and semi-government entities or boards created by law, except (a) officers serving as chairmen or members of boards of entities and enterprises organized, operated, owned or controlled by the Government, who may be paid per diems for each meeting actually attended or when on official travel; (b) auditors and accountants; (c) provincial and municipal treasurers and their employees; (d) employees serving as observers of the Weather Bureau; and (e) those authorized to receive extra or additional compensation by virtue of the provisions of this Act. This section is hereby made permanent legislation.

SECTION 18. Compensation of Persons Receiving Life Pension. — A person receiving life pension, annuity or gratuity from the Philippine Government, who is reappointed in any branch of the Government of the Philippine Islands, including the municipalities and the provinces, and who receives pay or compensation on account of such reappointment, shall have the option to receive, during the period of such reemployment, either the pay or compensation for the position, or the pension, gratuity, or annuity; but in no case shall he receive both: PROVIDED, That the provision of this section shall not affect those occupying elective positions: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the provisions contained in this section and in the section immediately preceding shall not be applicable to employees receiving both pension and salary on the date of the approval of this Act.

SECTION 19. Restriction against Private Employment. — Any appointive government employee who is required to perform full time service in the government shall not render service of more than six hours weekly to any private institution, private persons or corporations from which he will receive salary, compensation, remuneration, per diems, allowances or bonuses.

SECTION 20. Extra Compensation for Overtime Work. — Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, the officers and employees of the Budget Office, Department of Finance, and those detailed therein from other bureaus and offices, when working overtime on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, or during half-day sessions, and after six o'clock p.m. on regular days, in connection with the Budget and the General Appropriation and Public Works Bills, shall each be paid from any unexpended balance of the appropriations made under this Act an overtime pay at a rate to be fixed by the Secretary of Finance.

SECTION 21. Use of Lump-sum Appropriations for Salaries and Wages. — Hereafter, any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, whenever lump-sum appropriations under the general heading "I. — Salaries and Wages" and salaries and wages under the general heading "IV. — Special Appropriations" in the General Appropriation Act are used for the payment of salaries and wages, such appropriations shall be limited only to the employment of laborers paid by the month, by the day or by the hour and of emergency employees other than laborers: PROVIDED, That said emergency employees shall in no case be paid a salary in excess of P36 a month, nor shall their employment continue for more than one year: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That these limitations shall not be applicable to the House of Representatives, to the Bureau of Health, to craftsmen, helpers, and other employees of the Bureau of Printing, to justices of the peace, to officers and employees of the Bureau of Public Works whose salaries and wages are payable from projects, to officers and employees of the Quarantine Service, and to emergency employees appointed on or before July 1, 1933, but said emergency employees shall not be granted promotion in salary from the date of the approval of this Act.

SECTION 22. Pensionados. — Any provision of existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, no institution or office receiving financial aid from the Insular Government shall send any new pensionado abroad unless specifically authorized in this Act or any subsequent Act of the Legislature.

SECTION 23. Allotment of Appropriations. — The appropriations for sundry expenses, furniture and equipment, and special appropriations for the bureaus and offices under the control of the Governor-General and for the Executive Departments shall be allotted, respectively, by the Governor-General and the proper Head of Department among the bureaus and offices under their respective control as the needs of the service may require.

SECTION 24. Repeal of Section 12 of Act No. 2935. — Section 12 of Act No. 2935 is hereby repealed provided that advances of the cost of instruction made heretofore shall be liquidated in accordance with the provisions of said section 12 of Act No. 2935. cEAaIS

SECTION 25. Reversion of Appropriations. — Any unexpended balance of any appropriation herein made or of an appropriation hereafter made by special Act shall revert to the unappropriated surplus in the Insular Treasury at the end of the year in which it was enacted and shall not be available for expenditure except upon subsequent appropriation by the Legislature, unless otherwise specifically provided in said Act. This section is hereby made permanent legislation.

SECTION 26. Allowance for Subsistence. — The provisions of this Act or any other existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, no officer or employee of the Insular Government shall be given subsistence at the expense of the Government, except the following:

(a) Marine officers, engineers and crews of government vessels, launches, and motorboats, who shall take their meals in the mess on board the vessels, launches, or motorboats when on duty during meal time;

(b) Lightkeepers who shall be furnished raw food materials;

(c) Those officials and employees who have been granted subsistence heretofore, at the discretion of the Department Head concerned, when required to render continuous service and covering meal time at not to exceed subsistence for every meal time, allowing full subsistence when required to live within the premises of hospitals, prisons, Philippine Constabulary barracks or similar institutions to make their services available at any and all time: PROVIDED, That said subsistence shall be furnished in kind, requiring those entitled thereto to take their meals in the mess provided therefor and maintained at the expense of the Government, and under no condition shall the same be commuted or paid in cash or given in raw foodstuffs, except as otherwise provided in this section in the case of lightkeepers, and except further that commutation of subsistence may be granted to enlisted men of the Philippine Constabulary as provided in the Constabulary Regulations and the following officers and employees heretofore allowed such commutation:

(1) District nurses of the Bureau of Health and nurse-social workers of the Bureau of Public Welfare in Manila not assigned to any particular institution;

(2) Officers and employees in leper institutions;

(3) The Director and Assistant Director of Prisons, physicians, pharmacists, dentists, sanitary inspectors, attendants and nurses of the Bureau of Prisons; and

(4) Officials and employees in the Insular Psychopathic Hospital; and

(d) Senators and Representatives and officers and employees of the Philippine Legislature during the sine die session or when working overtime.

SECTION 27. Accrued Leave, Certification and Payment of. — From the date of the approval of this Act, no appropriations for salaries and wages made in Act No. 4074 and in this Act or in any other special Act, including any special or trust fund, created by an Act of the Legislature, or any balance thereof, shall be certified and reverted to the accrued leave payable fund, and officers and employees of the Insular Government enjoying or entitled to accrued leave shall receive their accrued leave pay, including commutation, from the corresponding items covering their regular salaries in the Appropriation Act in force, or special Act, or any special or trust fund created by an Act of the Legislature, as the case may be, any provision of existing law or regulations to the contrary notwithstanding: PROVIDED, That in cases of the necessity of filling vacancies as prescribed in section 558 of the Administrative Code, as amended, the money value of any accrued leave granted shall be paid from the remaining balance of the accrued leave payable fund of the respective department, bureau or office until otherwise provided by law.

The sum equivalent to one-half of the accrued leave payable appearing in the books of accounts of all departments, bureaus, and offices of the Insular Government, and certified thereto from the general fund of the Insular Government is hereby reverted to the general unappropriated funds in the Insular Treasury on the effectivity of this Act.

SECTION 28. Availability of Appropriations on Rental of Buildings and Grounds. — The appropriation for the rental of buildings and grounds for the different Executive Departments and the various bureaus and offices under their respective supervision and control shall be available only for the rental of buildings and grounds authorized by the Department Head concerned, during the year 1935.

SECTION 29. Payment of Retirement Gratuities to Officers and Employees whose Positions are Abolished in this Act. — Any person who up to and including December 31, 1934, occupied a position eliminated from the General Appropriation Act of 1935, shall be considered retired from the government service and shall be given a gratuity equivalent to what he would get if he were retired under Act No. 4051: PROVIDED, That his years of service shall be computed to December 31, 1934.

SECTION 30. Payment of Gratuity for Officers, Employees or Laborers in the Department of Labor who may be Retired or Separated from the Service as a Result of Any Reorganization in that Department. — Any officer, employee or laborer who may be separated or retired from the service as a result of any reorganization that may be effected in the Department of Labor or in the bureau or office under it during the years nineteen hundred and thirty-four and nineteen hundred and thirty-five may be granted gratuity in accordance with the provisions of Act Numbered Forty hundred and fifty-one which is hereby revived in so far as said officer, employee, or laborer is concerned: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the positions of officers, employees or laborers so retired shall not be filled except those which may be filled under Act Numbered Forty hundred and fifty-one.

SECTION 31. This Act shall take effect on January first, nineteen hundred and thirty-five.

Approved, December 8, 1934.

ACTION OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL ON THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR 1935

Approved, with the following exceptions:

Section 2: C-IV-1, disapproved, reviving C-IV-1 of Act No. 4074; C-V "Less — forced savings in any item of the above appropriations (4,557.60)", disapproved; cSTDIC

F-I (1)-7 (a), disapproved; F-I (2)-100 and 108, disapproved; F-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Governor-General (27,944.00)", disapproved;

G-I (3)-71, 73 and 75, disapproved; G-IV-1(a), disapproved; reviving L-IV-1 (a) of Act No. 4074 as excepted therein; G-IV-1(b), disapproved, reviving L-IV-1 (b) of Act No. 4074; G-IV-5 (a), disapproved; G-IV-6, disapproved, reviving L-IV-8 of Act No. 4074; G-IV-9, disapproved, reviving L-IV-11 of Act No. 4074; G. V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of the Interior (149,347.00)", disapproved;

H-I (2)-3, disapproved, reviving G-I (2)-2 of Act No. 4074; H-I (2)-4, disapproved, reviving G-I (2)-3 of Act No. 4074; H-I (2)-6, disapproved, reviving G-I (2)-6 of Act No. 4074; H-I (2)-25, 41, 42, 46, 47 (a) and 47 (b), disapproved; H-I (3)-124 disapproved, reviving G-I (3)-114 of Act No. 4074; H-1(3)-264, 265, and 266, disapproved; H-1(6)-4, disapproved; H-I (7)-36 and 37, disapproved; H-IV-1, disapproved; H-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Finance (92,868)", disapproved;

I-I (2)-46, disapproved; 1-1(3)-33 and 34, disapproved, reviving I-I (3)-25 and 26 of Act No. 4074; I-I (3)-120, 126, 155, 169, 171, 173 and 181, disapproved; I-I (5)-53, disapproved; I-I(7)-63, 67, 86 and 112(1), disapproved; I-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Justice (102,294.00)", disapproved; I-VI-4 and 5, disapproved;

J-I (1)-3 and 5, disapproved; J-I (1)-9, disapproved, reviving J-I (1)-10 of Act No. 4074; J-1(1)-177, disapproved, reviving J-I (1)-217 of Act No. 4074; J-1(2)-19, disapproved, reviving J-1(2)-28 of Act No. 4074; J-I (3)-45 and 66, disapproved; J-1(4)-121(b) and (h), disapproved; J-1(5)-43, 50, 51, 54, 55 and 79, disapproved; J-I (6)-64 (1), (m) and (n), disapproved; J-IV-12 and 13, disapproved J-IV-14(i), disapproved, reviving J-IV-14(i) of Act No. 4074; J-IV-14 (h-1), disapproved, reviving J-IV-14 (g-1) of Act No. 4074; J-IV-17, disapproved, reviving J-IV-17 of Act No. 4074; J-IV-18 and 21, disapproved; J-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce (132,811.00)", disapproved; J-VI-4 and 9, disapproved; DAaEIc

K-I (2)-7, disapproved, reviving K-I (3)-7 of Act No. 4074; K-I (2)-8, disapproved, reviving K-I (3)-8 of Act No. 4074; K-I (2)-33, disapproved; K-I (2)-61 to 83, disapproved, reviving K-I (3)-59 to 79 of Act No. 4074; K-I (3)-5 and K-IV-5 (a), disapproved, reviving K-IV-6 (a) of Act No. 4074; K-I (3)-95, disapproved; K-I (3)-104, disapproved, reviving K-I (4)-103 of Act No. 4074; K-I (3)-130, disapproved, reviving K-I (4)-104 of Act No. 4074; K-I (3)-144, disapproved, reviving K-I (4)-105 and 106 of Act No. 4074; K-I (3)-145, 156, 193 and 194, disapproved; K-II-1, disapproved, reviving K-II-1 of Act No. 4074; K-II-1, disapproved, reviving K-III-1 of Act No. 4074; K-IV-3, disapproved, reviving K-IV-4 of Act No. 4074; K-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Public Works and Communications: PROVIDED, That said savings shall not be taken from the items for salaries and wages and special appropriations for the Bureau of Posts and from the items under "Sundry Expenses hereof (44,436.00)", disapproved, reviving K-I (4)-258 of Act No. 4074;

L-I (2)-39, disapproved; L-I (2)-42, disapproved, reviving H-I (2) 41 and 42 of Act No. 4074; L-I (2)-45, disapproved, reviving H-I (2)-44, 45 and 46 of Act No. 4074; L-I (2)-46 and 59, disapproved; L-I (2)-62 and 63, disapproved, reviving H-I (2)-58 of Act No. 4074; L-I (2)-97, disapproved; L-I (2)-216, disapproved, reviving H-I (2)-164 of Act No. 4074; L-I (2)-235 and 246, disapproved, reviving H-I (2)-186 of Act No. 4074; L-I (2)-305 (c), (d), (e), (f), (i), (j), (o), and (r), disapproved; L-I (3)-2 (a) and 42, disapproved; L-I (3)-56, disapproved, reviving H-I (3)-63 of Act No. 4074; L-I (3)-64, disapproved, reviving H-I (3)-71 of Act No. 4074; L-I (3)-7 6, 121, 141, 153, 155, 158, 164, 168, 177 and 185, disapproved; L-I (3)-203(v), disapproved, reviving H-I (3)-195 (q) of Act No. 4074; L-I (3)-211, disapproved; L-I (3)-224, disapproved, reviving four positions under H-I (3)-213 of Act No. 4074; L-I (3)-226 and 256(i), disapproved; L-I (4)-4 and 11, disapproved; L-1(5)-29 and 113(a), disapproved; L-1(7)-5, disapproved; L-IV-3 (p) and (q), disapproved, reviving H-IV-4 (p) of Act No. 4074; L-IV-5 (k), disapproved, reviving H-IV-6 (k) of Act No. 4074; L-IV-7, disapproved, reviving H-IV-9 of Act No. 4074; L-IV-8, disapproved; L-IV-11-(c)-(2), disapproved; L-IV-13, disapproved, reviving H-IV-14 of Act No. 4074; L-IV-17, disapproved, reviving H-IV-18 of Act No. 4074; L-IV-18, disapproved, reviving H-IV-19 of Act No. 4074, L-IV-25 (a), disapproved; L-IV-27 (r-1), disapproved, reviving H-IV-28 (m-1) of Act No. 4074; L-IV-33 and 34, disapproved; L-VI-4, disapproved, reviving H-IV-36 of Act No. 4074; L-VI-5, disapproved; L-VI-7, disapproved, reviving H-IV-38 of Act No. 4074; L-VI-17, disapproved, reviving H-IV-49 of Act No. 4074; L-VI-19, disapproved;

M-I (1)-6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28 and 30, disapproved; M-I (2)-1 to 14, 16, 19 to 40, 42 to 51, disapproved, reviving L-I (4)-1 to 4, 6 to 13, 15 to 23, 25, four positions under 26, one position under 27, 28, one position under 29, two positions under 30, seven positions under 31, 34 to 40, five positions under 41, five positions under 42, 43 to 48, one position under 50 and 51 to 54 of Act 4074; M-II-1 to 10 and M-III-1, disapproved, reviving the same appropriations authorized for Sundry Expenses and Furniture and Equipment for the Department of Labor under section 7 of Act No. 4121; M-V "Less — forced savings to be distributed by the Secretary of Labor (9,891.00)", disapproved;

N-IV-2, disapproved;

Section 7, disapproved, reviving section 7 of Act No. 4074;

Section 19, disapproved;

Section 26, disapproved;

Section 27, disapproved.

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General Appropriation Act for Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five, Act No. 4187, Dec 8, 1934 (Philippines)

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