ISLANDS. MANILA, P. I., July 7, 1902. EXECUTIVE ORDER No. 96. Pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Congress of July first, nineteen hundred and two, the ratio for the reduction of United States currency and Insular currency is hereby fixed at one dollar United States currency for two dollars and thirty-five cents Insular currency; this rate to remain in force for at least ten days and until further order. LUKE E. WRIGHT, ISLANDS. MANILA, July 7, 1902. EXECUTIVE ORDER, No. 97. } In order that this office may notify the War Department by cablegram of the deaths of American officials and employees of this Civil Government, chiefs of Bureaus and Offices will hereafter report to the Executive Secretary, without delay, by telegraph, or other most expeditious means, each such death, stating full name of deceased, capacity in which he was employed, date and cause of death, name and address of nearest relative or other person who should be notified, also name of attending physician. If report be made by telegraph, a mail copy of same must be invariably forwarded to this office at the first opportunity. LUKE E. WRIGHT, Acting Civil Governor. ISLANDS. MANILA, July 25, 1902. EXECUTIVE ORDER No. 98. Permission heretofore or hereafter granted to Chiefs of Bureaus to purchase supplies without the intervention of the Insular Purchasing Agent shall not extend, unless otherwise specifically authorized, to the purchase of any supplies which are not at the time of purchase in the Philippine Archipelago. 2836 LUKE E. WRIGHT, Acting Civil Governor. |