into Davao Bay from those that flow into the Mindanao River and Sarangani Bay to Tinaca Point.  [787-2  (d) .] Governor-General and Vice-Governor Chief Executive Executive Power SECTION  75 . Appointment and Duties of Governor-General.  — The Governor-General and Vice-Governor are appointed by the President of the United States, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. [Preamble, Act of Cong. July 1, 1902.] The Governor-General, as Chief Executive of the Islands, is charged with the executive control of the Philippine Government, to be exercised in person or through the Executive Secretary, or other proper agency, subject to the approval and control of the Se cretary of War. [Act of Cong., July 1, 1902; Order of War Dept., June 21, 1901.] SECTION  76 . Succession of Vice-Governor to Position of Acting Governor-General.  — When the Governor-General is absent from the Philippine Islands or is for any reason unable to discharge his duties, as well as in case of a vacancy in the office, the Vice-G overnor shall serve as Acting Governor-General unless otherwise disposed by the Secretary of War. SECTION  77 . Secretary to Governor-General.  — There shall be an officer to be known as the secretary to the Governor-General, who shall be charged with the performance of such secretarial and administrative duties relating to the office of Governor-General,  or the Executive Bureau, as shall be required of him by law or direction of the Governor-General.  aDSAEI [2431-1 (Executive).] SECTION  78 . Aide-de-camp to Governor-General . — The TITLE  II ARTICLE  I CHAPTER  4 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 32