Title
Additional Customs Employees in PH Office
Law
Act No. 713
Decision Date
Mar 31, 1903
Act No. 713 authorized the hiring of new employees in the Office of the Collector of Customs in Manila, while also reducing the position of harbormaster, without providing specific details on the reasons for the reduction.
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Q&A (Act No. 713)

The main purpose of Act No. 713 is to provide for additional employees in the office of the Collector of Customs for the Philippine Archipelago, particularly in Manila.

The positions authorized are one superintendent of semaphore station (Class D), one assistant superintendent of semaphore station (Class G), and two messengers (Class K).

The superintendent of the semaphore station, Class D, is authorized salary at fifty-two dollars and fifty cents per month.

Each messenger, Class K, is assigned a salary of sixteen dollars per month.

One hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents in United States currency was appropriated for paying the salaries of the said employees for the month of March 1903.

The act reduced the position of harbormaster from class three to class five.

The Act took effect from March 1, 1903.

Section 4 expedited the passage of this bill in the interest of public good, following the prescribed procedure for urgent laws under the Commission's rules.

It was enacted by the Philippine Commission by the authority of the United States government.

They are assigned mainly in the office of the Collector of Customs for the Philippine Archipelago, located in Manila.


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