examination and count of moneys in the hands of the Treasurer, and shall submit his report thereon to the Secretary of War.  TAECaD [1792-70.] SECTION  85 . Power of Investigating Officer to Take Testimony . — Any officer, committee, or person designated by the Governor-General to conduct any investigation which may be lawfully prosecuted upon his order may, in the execution of such duty, summon wit nesses, administer oaths, and take testimony relevant to the investigation in question. [1697-1.] SECTION  86 . Authority of Army Officer or Officer of Philippine Scouts Detailed at Request of Governor-General . — When detailed by the military authorities of the United States, upon the request of the Governor-General, to guard civil prisoners, to aid the  Director of Health of the Philippine Islands in the enforcement of sanitary regulations, municipal health ordinances, and health laws, or to aid other civil authorities in the maintenance of law and order and the enforcement of their authority, officers of  the United States Army and officers of the Philippine Scouts in command of troops are vested, while in the performance of such duties, with the powers of peace officers; and, when detailed at the request of the Governor-General, such officers, and soldiers  and enlisted men under their command when acting under the orders of such officers, are authorized to apprehend escaping prisoners, to make arrests for the violation of any sanitary regulation, health ordinance, or health law, to make arrests for disturbanc e of the public peace, and, when requested to do so by the Governor-General, to make arrests for the violation of any law and to bring the person or persons so arrested before the proper courts for trial.  [1797-1.] SECTION  87 . Concentration of Inhabitants from Outlying Barrios . — In provinces which are infested to such an extent with ladrones or outlaws that the lives and property of residents in the outlying barrios are rendered wholly insecure by continued predator y raids and such outlying barrios thus furnish to the ladrones or outlaws their sources of food supply, and it is not possible with the available police forces constantly to provide protection to such barrios, it shall be within the power of the Governor-G eneral, upon resolution of the Upper House of the Philippine Legislature to authorize the provincial governor to order that the residents of such outlying barrios be temporarily brought within stated proximity to the población or larger barrios of the muni cipality, there to remain until the necessity for such order ceases to exist, and during such temporary residence it Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 37