Section 18
SEC. 18. The adjutant-general shall issue and transmit 0 all orders of the Commander in Chief with reference to the militia and military organizations of the Philippine Islands, and shall keep a record of all officers commissioned by the Governor-General and all general and special orders and regulations, and all such matters as pertain to the organization of the Insular militia and the National Guard, and perform the duties of adjutant-general, chief of staff, quartermaster general and chief of ordnance. He shall have charge of the insular armory, arsenal and arsenal grounds, and all military camps and target ranges, and shall receive and issue all ordnance stores, clothing, camp and garrison equipage, subsistence stores and all other public property pertaining to the military forces of the Philippine Islands, on the order of the Commander in Chief. The adjutant-general and the assistant adjutant-general shall receive for their services the pay fixed by law. The adjutant-general may appoint, with the approval of the Governor-General, an ordnance sergeant to be permanently on duty at the general headquarters of the National Guard with the pay fixed by law. The adjutant-general shall furnish, at public expense, all blank books, blanks and forms, and such military instruction books as shall be approved by the Commander in Chief. He shall also, on or before the first day next preceding the regular session of the Legislature, make out a full and detailed report of all the transactions of his office, with the receipts and expenditures of the same for the preceding year. In preparing his account of the money paid out and expended, he will group the expenditures made from each separate appropriation under the following subheads or titles: NATIONAL GUARD. Armory, rent, fuel, light, janitor, et cetera. Camp and garrison equipage, clothing and equipment. Pay of officers and troops for camp duty, and other duties ordei'ed by the Commander in Chief. Transportation of officers and troops. Subsistence of troops at each camp of instruction, practice march, or other duty ordered by the Commander in Chief. Horse hire and forage. Target practice, including all expenses connected there- with, except pay of officers and enlisted men and civil employees. Pay of officers, clerks, enlisted men, and civil employees with permanent salaries. Miscellaneous expenses. Total expenditures. The adjutant-general shall also report the total unexpended balance of appropriation on hand, and shall also report upon such other matters at such time as shall be required by the Governor-General. The adjutant-general and assistant adjutant-general shall each reside at the Insular capital and hold their respective offices during the pleasure of the Governor-General.