Mountain Province, who shall also be the City Attorney of Baguio without additional compensation, shall reside and have his office at the capital of the province unless the Governor-General sha ll authorize him to reside and have his office at Baguio, in the subprovince of Benguet. He shall receive compensation at the rate of not to exceed three thousand five hundred pesos per annum. [2447-1.] S ECTION  2084 . Approval of Resolutions by Department Head. — Resolutions, or ordinances, of the provincial boards of the specially organized provinces except Batanes must be approved by the Secretary of the Interior before the same shall take effect; but af ter forty days shall have elapsed counting from the date on which a copy of any such resolution, or ordinance, was forwarded to the Secretary of the Interior, without any objection having been received from him, the same shall be taken to be approved. [2565.] S ECTION  2085 . Applications for Insular Aid.  — Where the provincial authorities in any specially organized province contemplate applying for special financial assistance from the Insular Treasury, they shall, as a preliminary step, forward to the Legislatur e, through the Department head, an estimate of their expenses and income and set forth in detail in each application the expenditure to be made of such assistance. [2565.] S ECTION  2086 . Lieutenant-Governors in Mountain Province . — There shall be a lieutenant-governor for each of the subprovinces of Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Kalinga, and Apayao, in the Mountain Province, and also one lieutenant-governor for the combined subpro vinces of Lepanto and Amburayan in the same province. The duties of these officers shall in general be such as are specified in section two thousand and sixty-four hereof. Their offices shall be maintained at the capitals of their respective subprovinces,  or in case of the lieutenant-governor of Amburayan and Lepanto at Cervantes. [1876-2; 2066-1.] S ECTION  2087 . Salaries of Lieutenant-Governors . — The salaries of the lieutenant-governors in the Mountain Province shall not be in excess of four thousand pesos per annum. [2066-1.] Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 614