The Municipal code and the Provincial government act, being Act no. 82, entitled "A general act for the organization of municipal governments in the Philippine islands", and Act no. 83, entitled "A general act for the organization of provincial governments in the Philippine islands" as amended by the acts of the Philippine commission down to and including May 31, 1905, revised and codified by the Committee on revision and codification appointed by the governor-general. Published by authority of the Philippine commission.

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Retroactive.
Injuries in line
of duty.
Civil supplystore
and branches.
No employment
without previous
appropriation.
Violation of the
prohibition.
Responsibility
for salary.
Disbursing officers.
Persons illegally
employed.

THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ACT.
government, such traveling expenses may be made a proper
charge against the provincial treasury. In no case shall
this Act be construed to cover the traveling expenses or
subsistence of such ill employee to or from a hospital, such
expenses being a personal charge to be borne by him. This
Act may be construed retroactively to cover such cases of
traveling expenses as herein provided for as may be specifically
approved by the Governor-General.-Act 1124, April 27, 1904.
Note 11.-SEcTION 1. *: * And provided, That the
Governor-General or proper head of Department may, in his
discretion, authorize payment of medical attendance, necessary
transportation, and hospital fees for officers and employees
injured in clear line of duty, but such payment shall not be
made from this appropriation when the Bureau or Office concerned has an available appropriation for contingent expenses
or public works, as the case may be, from which such payment can be made.-Act 1225, August 31, 1904.
Note 12.-SECTION 1. The Chief of Philippines Constabulary is hereby authorized and directed to establish a civil
supply store in the city of Manila and the necessary branches
thereof in the provinces of the Philippine Islands for the
purpose of furnishing food supplies and other necessaries of
life to the officers and members of the Philippines Constabulary at reasonable prices. All other officers and employees
of the various departments of the Insular and provincial
governments and all teachers in the public schools, stationed
outside of the city of Manila, may purchase supplies at any
branch of said supply store.-Act 789, June 1, 1903.
Note 13.-SEc. 6. No person shall be appointed to or
employed in the classified civil service of the Philippine
Islands or in any of the unclassified positions enumerated
in section twenty [of Act No. 5], except as provided by an
appropriation Act or a resolution of the Philippine Commission pledging an appropriation or by a resolution of a
provincial board approved by the Insular Treasurer, passed
prior to such appointment or employment. Any person
appointed to or employed in the classified service by the
head or acting head of a Bureau or Office in violation of
the provisions of the Civil Service Act or Rules shall not
be entitled to receive salary or wages from the Government,
but the head or acting head of the Bureau or Office who
signs or makes such appointment or employment shall be
personally responsible to him for the salary which would
have accrued to him had the appointment or employment
been made in accordance with the provisions of the Civil
Service Act and Rules, and payment shall be made to him
out of the salary of the head or acting head of the Bureau
or Office by the disbursing officer. No disbursing officer
shall pay any salary or wages to any person appointed to or
employed in a classified civil-service position, except from
the salary of the head or acting head of the Bureau or Office
as hereinbefore provided until proper evidence is furnished
him by the head or acting head of the Bureau or Office that
the person has been appointed or employed in accordance with
the provisions of the Civil Service Act and Rules. When
the board shall find that any person is holding a position
in the classified civil service in violation of the provisions
of the Civil Service Act or Rules, it shall certify information