Authorized enlisted strength, 200.

Authorized pay, first sergeant, $45; sergeants, $30; corporals, $25; first-class privates, $20; second-class privates, $15 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, worthless.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 6 carabaos.

Number of warrants received, 3; executed, 3.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), no records kept.

Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, 7.

Conditions in province, unsettled; Felipe Salvador and 30 followers (religious fanatics) in Rio Chico country have about 15 rifles and 6 shotguns. Martin Concepción, with 20 armed men with rifles and revolvers, is also operating in the province.

Authorized pay, first sergeant, $40; sergeants, $30; corporals, $25; first-class privates, $20; second-class privates, $17 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, fair.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 2 horses, 18 carabaos.

Number of warrants received, no records kept.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), 75.

Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, no records kept.

Conditions in province, tranquil.

Authorized pay, first sergeant, $45; sergeants, $35; corporals, $24; first-class pri

vates, $20; second-class privates, $17 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, fair.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 56 carabaos.

Number of warrants received, 192; executed, 176; unexecuted, 22.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), 138.

Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, none.

Conditions in province, no bands of organized ladrones in province.

Authorized pay, first sergeant, $50; sergeants, $40; corporals, $30; first-class privates, $25; second-class privates, $20 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, fair.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 9 horses, 83 carabaos, 1 bull.

Number of warrants received, 166; executed, 126; on hand, unexecuted, 39; returned, not found, 14.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), 480.
Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, 19.

Conditions in province: Important organization of armed ladrones under Manalan, who operated on borders of Pangasinan and Zambales, entirly wiped out. Laeders of other armed bands have been arrested and imprisoned. The only known armed bands come from Nueva Ecija Province, and have made one or two unimportant raids in this province.

Authorized pay: First sergeants, $45; sergeants, $35; corporals, $25; first-class privates, $22; second-class privates, $20 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, very poor.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 12 horses and 1 carabao.

Number of warrants received, 104; executed, 104.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), 200 (gamblers).

Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, no record kept.

Conditions in province: Province is in the best condition that has existed since American occupation.

Authorized enlisted strength, 162.

Authorized pay: First sergeant, $50; sergeants, $40; corporals, $30; first-class privates, $20; second-class privates, $16 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, fair to excellent.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 1 horse, 43 carabaos.

Number of warrants received, 38; executed, 21; on hand, unexecuted, 6; returned not found, 11.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws) 45.

Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, 33.
Conditions in province, tranquil.

Authorized pay: First sergeant, $50; sergeants, $40; corporals, $30; first-class privates, $25; second-class privates, $20 (pesos).

Efficiency of municipal police, fair.

Number of stolen animals recovered, 53 horses, 19 carabaos.

Number of warrants received, 160; executed, 45; on hand, unexecuted, 5; returned

not found, 11.

Number of arrests without warrants (exclusive of outlaws), 101.
Number of descriptive reports of individuals made, no record kept.

Conditions in province: Few ladrone bands, and cholera in several towns.

Strength summary of constabulary, first district, June 30, 1903.

Arms and ammunition on hand in the first district Philippine Constabulary, June 30, 1903.

NOTE. This does not include arms in the hands of municipal police.

Losses in officers and enlisted men of the first district, fiscal year ending June 30, 1903.

Province.

Number of arms lost by constabulary and municipal police, and number and kinds of arms and ammunition captured and recovered by constabulary.

Statement showing the number of engagements, outlaws killed, outlaws captured, animals stolen and recovered, and number of trials and approved convictions under Act 619, with total amount of fines and number of days' confinement, in first district, Philippine Constabulary, during fiscal year 1903.

Pesos. 1,900.00 1,897.09

362

10

135

362

1,696

3,000 1,118

118 3,610

408

948 16,555

10

2,998,00

8,384

40

11

2

a Erplanation.-This table is made up from total number of miles covered by all detachments. For example, one expedition may have a number of scouting detachments, and the aggregate number of miles covered by all is taken.