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, Bontoc, Concepcion: Each under a Captain:-- Ten Districts @ P1,980 19,800 00 Cagayan (Mindanao)--Biling, Nueva Vizcaya, Sasangani (Palauan) Each under a Captain:-- Five Districts @ P1,792 8,960 00 Siassi, Bongao, Tatoan Each under a Captain:-- Three Districts @ P2,032 6,096 00 Escalante, [102] under a Lieutenant 1,525 00 Masbate, under a Cavalry Sub-Lieutenant 1,450 00 PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS UNDER NAVAL OFFICERS, OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF NAVAL STATIONS AS EX-OFFICIO GOVERNORS Corregidor 3,821 00 Balabac 3,960 00 Isabela de Basilan 5,276 66 Palauan (Puerta Princesa) 6,910 00 Total cost of General Government of the Islands 500,677 96 Deduct-- Officers' Pay, etc., included in Army Estimates P145,179 96 Officers' Pay, etc., included in Navy Estimates 14,640 00 159,819 96 P340,858 00 The Spanish Government intended, in due course, to establish Civil Government throughout the Islands. A Civil Governor was the representative of the Gov.-General, whose orders and decrees he had to publish and execute at his own discretion. He could not absent himself from his province without permission. He had to maintain order, veto petitions for arms' licences, hold under his orders and dispose of the Civil Guard, Carabineers, and local guards. He could suspend the pay for ten days of any subordinate official who failed to do his duty, or he could temporarily suspend him in his functions with justifiable cause, and propose to the Gov.-General his definite removal. He had to preside at all municipal elections; to bring delinquents to justice; to decree the detention on suspicion of any individual, and place him at the disposal of the chief judge within three days after his capture; to dictate orders for the government of the towns and villages; to explain to the petty-governors the true interpretation of the law and regulations affecting their districts. The Governor was chief of police, and could impose fines up to P50 without the intervention of judicial authority; and in the event of the mulcted person being unable to pay, he could order his imprisonment at the rate of one day's de
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