The laws of the first Philippine Republic (the laws of Malolos) 1898-1899. / Compiled & edited by Sulpicio Guevara.

INDEX

251

Public education; Decree on, 182
Public Land Law, 145
Public primary schools; Decree encouraging attendance of pupils in,
181
Public school teachers during Spanish
regime, allowed to continue in
the service under the Revolutionary
Government, 63; duties of teachers,
63
Pulang-pula barrio, Masbate, created,
179
Real estate registry, 27
Real estate tax, 179
Rector of the Literary University of
the Philippines, 53
Red Cross Association of the Philippines, established, 128
Registration of foreigners, 182;
of vessels, 76
Registry of property & transfers of
large cattle, 26
Representatives (appointive) to lose
their seats after ten consecutive
absences from sessions of Congress,
181
Revolution, Philippine; date of actual
start, 2
Revolutionary Committee, created, 43
Revolutionary Congress, 2, 11
Revolutionary Government, established by Decree of June 23, 1898, 35
Revolutionary Government officials,
245
Revolutionary Militia, created, 176
Rizal Day, 78
Salaries (government); tax on, 178
Salaries of judges, 182; of military
men, 138; of Clerks of Courts, 182
Salutes; Form of, to be rendered by
troops, 179
San Roque town, Cavite, created, 176
Sanitary rules promulgated by the
Spanish Government, continued in
force, 178
School teachers (public) during the
Spanish regime, allowed to continue in the service under the Revolutionary Government, 63
Secretaries of Departments, 46
Seizure of merchant vessels, 182
Stamped documents; Sale and use,
180

Supreme Court First Session; Minutes, 171
Supreme Court in Tarlac, organized,
170
Supreme Court Justices, 171
Supreme Court of the Philippines, 154;
jurisdiction, 155
Tarranco, Luis Ortiz, appointed President of Chinese residents in Tayabas province, 79
Tax on appointments to provincial
councils and popular juntas, 176
Tax on government salaries, 178
Telegraphic services, opened, 179
Telegraphic transmissions, 87
Telegraphy examinations for officials
of the Communication Corps, indefinitely postponed, 180
Tenancy Law, 176
Tonnage dues on vessels (merchant),
76
Towns & Provinces, Government of,
13
Trade-marks Law, 180
Treason; Aiding escape of war prisoners is, 179
Uniforms of army; regulations, 66
University (Literary) of the Philippines, established, 51
— Opening of classes, 61
-Date of opening of classes, transferred to November 10, 1898, 61
University of Sto. Tomas degrees, invalidated, 52
Vacancies in provincial and local positions; how filled, 47, 180
Vaccination Institute, created, 65
Validity of contracts affecting real
property, 179
Vessels (merchant); tonnage dues on,
76
Vessels: Seizure of, 182
War booty to be administered by the
military authorities, instead of by
town presidents, 177
War contributions; Decree punishing
unlawful collection of, 178
War Council, 39
War widows and orphans; Pensions,
165
Women's Red Cross, 128