From the monthly pay of each colonel, three pesos and fifty centavos. 

From the monthly pay of each lieutenant-colonel, three pesos. 

From the monthly pay of each major, two pesos and fifty centavos. 

From the monthly pay of each captain, two pesos. 

From the monthly pay of each first or second lieutenant, one peso and fifty centavos. 

From the monthly pay of each third lieutenant, one peso. 

From the monthly pay of each enlisted man, twenty centavos. 

[619-14; 884-1 (a) ; 1638-3; 1867-1; 1966-1.] 

All such fines, forfeitures, deductions, and retentions shall be noted on the pay roll, and the Constabulary officer by whom any member of the Constabulary is paid shall, before making payment, verify the amount to be deducted in each case and shall, upon making payment, deduct such amount from the total amount of pay due said member. 

All amounts so deducted shall be deposited with the Insular Treasurer by the officer making the deduction. 

[619-14; 884-1 (b, c).] 

SECTION 1087 . Application of Pension and Retirement Fund.  — Moneys pertaining to the pension and retirement fund may, upon recommendation of the Chief of Constabulary, with the approval of the Governor-General, be expended or applied, subject to such regul ations as the Governor-General may prescribe, for the benefit of — caTESD 

( a ) The widows and orphans of members of the Constabulary losing their lives in line of duty; and ASHaDT 

( b ) Members of the Constabulary who may be incapacitated to gain a livelihood by reason of wounds or other causes due to the service. 

Sums applied to the foregoing uses shall constitute a preferred charge on the entire fund and future accretions thereto and shall be paid in preference to any other claim. 

[619-14; 1638-1.] 

