interested and make such disposition of the matter as the facts shall warrant; and if the situation should be such as to require the boundaries to be changed recommendation in respect thereto shall be submitted to the Governor-General. [1397-59.] S ECTION  2284 . Division into Barrios. —  Each township shall be divided into barrios, one of which shall be known as the chief barrio. [1397-2.] S ECTION  2285 . Organization of Township Government. — The government of a township is vested in a president, a vice-president, and a council, composed of one representative from each barrio of the township, who shall be designated "councilor". [1397-3.] S ECTION  2286 . Conveyance of Real Property. —  When a township is party to a deed or any instrument conveying the title of real property, or fixing a lien thereon, such deed or instrument shall be executed by its president, upon resolution of the council, an d with the approval of the provincial governor. [82-40 ( c ).] S ECTION  2287 . Blank Forms.  — Blank forms other than those prescribed by the Insular Auditor shall be prescribed by the Executive Secretary, with the approval of the Governor-General, and the same shall be supplied by the Executive Secretary upon proper req uisition at the expense of the townships concerned. [1397-60.] S ECTION  2288 . Township Officers.  — There shall be in each township a secretary, a treasurer, and such other nonelective officers and employees as the council shall deem necessary and provide for and the provincial board shall authorize; but in townships wh ere the provincial board may deem it necessary for purposes of economy, the board may, with the approval of the Department head, by resolution provide that the duties of township secretary and township treasurer shall be performed by one officer, who shall be known as the township secretary-treasurer and who shall be appointed in the manner hereinafter prescribed ARTICLE  II Township Offices and Officers in General  Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 669