1st Philippine Legislature

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The First Philippine Legislature was the first representative legislature of the Philippines, then known as the Philippine Islands under the sovereign control of the United States.

Contents

[edit] Sessions

[edit] Legislation

The First Philippine Legislature passed a total of 170 laws (Act Nos. 1801-1970)

[edit] Major legislation

  • Act No. 1801 — Gabaldon Act

[edit] Leadership

[edit] Philippine Commission

  • Governor-General:
James Francis Smith
William Cameron Forbes, appointed on November 11, 1909[1]

[edit] Philippine Assembly

[edit] Members

[edit] Philippine Commission

Filipino Members
Gregorio Araneta
Benito Legarda [1]
Jose Luzuriaga
Rafael Palma
Trinidad Pardo H. de Tavera [2]
Juan Sumulong
1. ^  Resigned on December 21, 1907.
2. ^  Resigned on March 1, 1909.
American Members
William Cameron Forbes
Bernard Moses [1]
James Francis Smith [2]
W. Morgan Shuster
Dean C. Worcester
1. ^  Resigned on June 30, 1908.
2. ^  Resigned on November 11, 1909.

[edit] Philippine Assembly

Province District Representative
Albay
1st
Tomas Almonte
2nd
Carlos Imperial
3rd
Angel Roco
Ambos Camarines
1st
Tomas N. Arejola
2nd
Manuel Rey
3rd
Francisco Alvarez
Antique
Lone
Pedro V. Jimenez
Bataan
Lone
Jose Ma. Lerma
Batangas
1st
Felipe Agoncillo
2nd
Eusebio Orense
3rd
Gregorio Katigbak
Bohol
1st
Candelario Borja
2nd
Jose A. Clarin
3rd
Eustaquio Boyles
Bulacan
1st
Aguedo Velarde
2nd
Leon Ma. Guerrero
Cagayan
1st
Pablo Guzman
2nd
Gabriel Lasam
Capiz
1st
Eugenio Picazo
2nd
Jose Altavas
3rd
Simeon Mobo
Cavite
Lone
Rafael Palma
Cebu
1st
Celestino Rodriguez
2nd
Sergio Osmeña
3rd
Filemon Sotto
4th
Alejandro Ruiz
5th
Troadio Galicano
6th
Casiano Causing
7th
Pedro Rodriguez
Ilocos Norte
1st
Ireneo Javier
2nd
Baldomero Pobre
Ilocos Sur
1st
Vicente Singson Encarnacion
2nd
Maximino Mina
3rd
Juan Villamor
Iloilo
1st
Amando Avanceña
2nd
Nicolas Jalandoni
3rd
Salvador Laguda
4th
Adriano Hernandez
5th
Regino Dorillo
Isabela
Lone
Dimas Guzman
La Union
1st
Andres Asprer
2nd
Francisco Zandueta
Laguna
1st
Pedro A. Paterno
2nd
Crispin Oben
Leyte
1st
Quiremon Alkuino
2nd
Salvador K. Demetrio
3rd
Florentino Peñaranda
4th
Jaime C. De Veyra
Manila*
1st
Dominador Gomez
2nd
Fernando Ma. Guerrero
Mindoro
Lone
Macario Adriatico
Misamis
1st
Carlos Corrales
2nd
Manuel Corrales
Negros Occidental
1st
Antonio Jaime
2nd
Dionisio Mapa
3rd
Agustin Montilla
Negros Oriental
1st
Leopoldo Rovira
2nd
Vicente Locsin
Nueva Ecija
Lone
Isauro Gabaldon
Palawan
Lone
Santiago A. Paterno
Pampanga
1st
Monico R. Mercado
2nd
Marcelino Aguas
Pangasinan
1st
Nicanor Padilla
2nd
Deogracias Reyes
3rd
Juan Alvear
4th
Lorenzo Penoy
5th
Matias Gonzales
Rizal
1st
Cayetano Lukban
2nd
Bartolome Revilla
Samar
1st
Honorio Rosales
2nd
Luciano Sinko
3rd
Eugenio D. Daza
Sorsogon
1st
Vicente de Vera
2nd
Pedro Chavez
Surigao
Lone
Francisco Soriano
Tarlac
1st
Melecio Cojuangco
2nd
Aurelio Pineda
Tayabas
1st
Manuel L. Quezon
2nd
Emiliano A. Gala
Zambales
Lone
Alberto Barreto

[edit] References

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

[edit] Further reading

  • Philippine House of Representatives Congressional Library
  • The Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines. ISBN 971-8832-24-6. 
  • Pobre, Cesar P.. Philippine Legislature 100 Years. ISBN 971-92245-0-9.