Lists of Mayors of Bais City Negros Oriental

 

Emilio Abilla y Teves   1901-1903

Hermenigildo  Teves Villanueva 1904-1905

Juan Villacampa 1906-1908

Leoncio Pileo- 1909-1913

Enrique Teves Villanueva1914-Oct 1916

Praxedes Teves Villanueva Oct 1916-Sept 1921,Feb 1922-Sept.1922,June 1929-Dec 1937

Serafin Lajato Teves-Oct 1921-Jan 1922

Julian Lajato Teves-Sept.1922-May 1929

Emiliano Somoza Arnaiz-June 1938-July 1946,Feb 1947-Aug 1947

Teodorico Real-Feb 1945 to April 1945

Demetrio Rubio Larena Jr. –July 1947-Feb 1947

Jose Ferrer-Sept.1947-Dec 1947

Emilio Baena Teves-Jan 1948-Dec 1951

Praxedes Pinili Villanueva Jr.-Jan 1952-Dec.1955

Hermenigildo  G.Villanueva-Jan 1956-Sept 1967

Emiliano  Teves.Bacang –Oct 1967-Dec  1967

Genaro B.Goñi-1968-1986-1988-1992

Hector C. Villanueva –OIC -1986-1987

Ricardo Valencia-  OIC 1987

Francisco G. Villanueva-1992-2000

Hector C.Villanueva- 2001-2010

Karen F. Villanueva-2010-2013

Mercedes Teves- Goñi- 2013- 2022

Luigi Marcel Teves. Goñi- 2022-Present 

 

 


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