Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915

Act No. 2611Feb 4, 1916Statutes3 min read

Act No. 2611, enacted on February 4, 1916, appropriates additional funds for various expenses of the Insular Government for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1915. It allocates specific amounts for the Philippine Assembly, private secretaries to U.S. Resident Commissioners, and the Philippine Constabulary, among others. Notably, it addresses deficits in previous appropriations, reimbursement for expenses related to opium prisoners, and costs associated with entertaining U.S. Congressional members visiting the Philippines. The total appropriated amount is P118,882.59, and the Act takes effect immediately upon passage.

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What is Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 about?

What type of law is Act No. 2611?

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 (Act No. 2611) is a Philippine Statutes enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.

When was Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 enacted?

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 (Act No. 2611) was enacted on Feb 4, 1916.

What is the citation for Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915?

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611, Feb 4, 1916 (Philippines)

February 4, 1916

ACT NO. 2611

AN ACT MAKING ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUNDRY EXPENSES OF THE INSULAR GOVERNMENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN, AND OTHER PERIODS HEREIN SPECIFIED

SECTION 1. The following sums, or so much thereof as may be respectively necessary, are hereby appropriated, out of any funds in the Insular Treasury not otherwise appropriated, in part compensation for the service of the Insular Government for the fiscal year ended December thirty-first, nineteen hundred fifteen; and other periods herein specified:

PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY.

For the sum necessary to cover the deficit in the appropriation
of the Philippine Assembly for the fiscal year nineteen hundred
and fourteen		P17,376.94

PRIVATE SECRETARIES TO THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS TO THE UNITED STATES.

For the sum necessary to cover the deficit in the appropriation
for traveling expenses of the private secretaries to the Resident
Commissioners to the United States for the year nineteen
hundred and fourteen		354.42

EXECUTIVE.

For payment to Captain A. F. Commiskey for forage of horses
and other incidental expenses authorized by army regulations
for cavalry officers of the United States Army, forfeited by him
on account of his being detailed as aide-de-camp to the
Governor-General from October first, nineteen hundred and
fourteen to December thirty-first, nineteen hundred and fifteen		215.56

PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY.

Consumption of supplies and materials. Materials purchased in
previous years and charged to equipment which should properly
be charged to consumption of supplies and materials		27,000.00

INSULAR TREASURY.

For the payment of the salaries of additional guards employed
in the Insular Treasury from July 1st to December 31st, 1915,
as follows:

	One sergeant of the guard, at P2,700
	per annum	P1,350.00
	Three guards, at P2,400 per annum each	3,600.00
	Three guards, at P600 per annum each	900.00
		––––––––
	Total for salaries and wages	5,850.00
		––––––––
Contingent expenses: Light and power service	600.00
		––––––––	––––––––
	Total for Insular Treasury		P6,450.00
			=======

BUREAU OF PRISONS.

For reimbursement of the sums charged to "Accounts
receivable," appertaining to the maintenance of opium
prisoners during the fiscal year nineteen hundred and
fourteen		23,423.12

CITY OF MANILA.

For reimbursement to the city of Manila of the accrued leave
of the chief of police of Cavite, whose salary was paid by the
Insular Government until December 31st, 1914		1,230.00

GENERAL PURPOSES.

For the reimbursement to the appropriation for general purposes
for the fiscal year 1915 of the sums expended by authorization
of the Governor-General for the entertainment of the members
of the United States Congress who visited the Philippine Islands,
including expenses incurred by the Department of Mindanao
and Sulu for the same purposes		23,698.65

For reimbursement to the appropriation for general purposes for
the fiscal year 1915 of sums disbursed upon authorization by the
Governor-General to relieve the victims of the typhoons of 1915		19,133.90
			–––––––––
	Total of appropriations for the purposes of this Act		118,882.59
			========

SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect on its passage.

Enacted, February 4, 1916.

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Standard Citation

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611, Feb 4, 1916 (Philippines)

Bluebook Style

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611 (Phil. 1916)

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915

Act No. 2611Feb 4, 1916Statutes3 min read

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What is Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 about?

What type of law is Act No. 2611?

When was Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 enacted?

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915 (Act No. 2611) was enacted on Feb 4, 1916.

What is the citation for Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915?

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611, Feb 4, 1916 (Philippines)

February 4, 1916

ACT NO. 2611

PHILIPPINE ASSEMBLY.

For the sum necessary to cover the deficit in the appropriation
of the Philippine Assembly for the fiscal year nineteen hundred
and fourteen		P17,376.94

PRIVATE SECRETARIES TO THE RESIDENT COMMISSIONERS TO THE UNITED STATES.

For the sum necessary to cover the deficit in the appropriation
for traveling expenses of the private secretaries to the Resident
Commissioners to the United States for the year nineteen
hundred and fourteen		354.42

EXECUTIVE.

For payment to Captain A. F. Commiskey for forage of horses
and other incidental expenses authorized by army regulations
for cavalry officers of the United States Army, forfeited by him
on account of his being detailed as aide-de-camp to the
Governor-General from October first, nineteen hundred and
fourteen to December thirty-first, nineteen hundred and fifteen		215.56

PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY.

Consumption of supplies and materials. Materials purchased in
previous years and charged to equipment which should properly
be charged to consumption of supplies and materials		27,000.00

INSULAR TREASURY.

For the payment of the salaries of additional guards employed
in the Insular Treasury from July 1st to December 31st, 1915,
as follows:

	One sergeant of the guard, at P2,700
	per annum	P1,350.00
	Three guards, at P2,400 per annum each	3,600.00
	Three guards, at P600 per annum each	900.00
		––––––––
	Total for salaries and wages	5,850.00
		––––––––
Contingent expenses: Light and power service	600.00
		––––––––	––––––––
	Total for Insular Treasury		P6,450.00
			=======

BUREAU OF PRISONS.

For reimbursement of the sums charged to "Accounts
receivable," appertaining to the maintenance of opium
prisoners during the fiscal year nineteen hundred and
fourteen		23,423.12

CITY OF MANILA.

For reimbursement to the city of Manila of the accrued leave
of the chief of police of Cavite, whose salary was paid by the
Insular Government until December 31st, 1914		1,230.00

GENERAL PURPOSES.

For the reimbursement to the appropriation for general purposes
for the fiscal year 1915 of the sums expended by authorization
of the Governor-General for the entertainment of the members
of the United States Congress who visited the Philippine Islands,
including expenses incurred by the Department of Mindanao
and Sulu for the same purposes		23,698.65

For reimbursement to the appropriation for general purposes for
the fiscal year 1915 of sums disbursed upon authorization by the
Governor-General to relieve the victims of the typhoons of 1915		19,133.90
			–––––––––
	Total of appropriations for the purposes of this Act		118,882.59
			========

SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect on its passage.

Enacted, February 4, 1916.

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Standard Citation

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611, Feb 4, 1916 (Philippines)

Bluebook Style

Making Additional Appropriations for Sundry Expenses of the Insular Government for the Fiscal Year Ended December 31, 1915, Act No. 2611 (Phil. 1916)

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