license, regulate, or prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors, subject to other provisions of law in such matters provi ded. TcSaHC 

( l ) Appropriate money for the use of Insular and provincial institutions of a charitable, benevolent, or educational character out of the funds which would be available for such purposes if such institutions were owned by the township; but no such appropri ation shall be valid until it shall have received the approval of the Department head. 

[1397-38; 1530-4; 1689-1.] 

S ECTION 2333 . Submission of Local Questions to Fiscal . — Questions which may arise relative to the powers of the township government shall be submitted to the provincial fiscal for decision. 

[1397-39.] 

## ARTICLE IX 

Supervisory Authority of Provincial Board Over Acts of Township Council 

S ECTION 2334 . Acts of Council to be Approved by Provincial Board. — The powers conferred by law upon township councils shall be exercised subject to the approval of the provincial board, which body shall pass upon every resolution, ordinance or other act of  the council, or amend the same in such manner and to such extent as the board may deem to be for the best interests of the township, and return the same to the township secretary. In case such act, ordinance, or resolution is approved by the provincial b oard, or amended, and the amendment is accepted by the township council, such act, ordinance, or resolution shall be immediately posted at the door of the township building for the information of the public, and shall take effect ten days after its receipt f rom the provincial board by the township secretary; but failure to post the same as herein provided shall not render it invalid. 

[1396-17 ( l ); 1397-35 ( a, b ).] 

S ECTION 2335 . Amendments. — If the provincial board shall deem any ordinance, resolution, or act of a township council to be unsatisfactory, it shall be the duty of the board to return it to the council with its disapproval, suggesting such amendment, or a mendments, of the same as may appear to be desirable. The council shall thereupon act upon the matter; and if it shall approve the ordinance, resolution or other act as modified or amended by the provincial board, the same shall take effect as provided in the preceding section. If the council shall not concur in the amendment, or amendments, suggested by the provincial board, its action shall be reported to the provincial board, and the ordinance, resolution, or 

