UNKNOWN PERPETRATOR URMATAN
CAPTAIN JULIAN OLIVAS
BORN: CAGAYAN 18 AUGUST 1893
MILITARY SCHOOL ATTENDED: Graduated,
Constabulary Academy 31 Oct 1917
MILITARY SERVICES:
13. CADET, ACADEMY 10 FEB 1917
14. DISCHARGED 31 OCT 1917
15. D.M. ATTACHED 2D CO, SULU 19 NOV 1917
16. 7TH CO, SULU 1 EB 1918
17. 11TH CO, 3 GS BN, - 12 MAY 1919
18. 7TH CO, MINDANAO - 1 JAN 1920
19. 3RD CO, DAVAO - 3 OCT 1921
20. 85TH CO, DAVAO - 1 JAN 1923
21. 84TH CO, DAVAO - 27 JUN 1923
22. 81ST CO, COTABATO - 27 DEC 1923
23. T.D. OFFICE PC, LA UNION -14 AUG 1925
24. DISTRICT NORTHERN LUZON (DNL) - 17
MAY1926
(reference: Certification from General Headquarters AFP dated
December 26, 1962 )
died in the line of duty on July 12, 1939 when
the heroic PC Inspector (equivalent to
Provincial Director) was shot from behind by
four men identified with the labor group while
mediating a labor dispute at the Pampanga
Sugar Development Company (PASUDECO)
(reference: PRO3 History)
MARCIAN OLIVAS VALENTINO ARELLANO URBAN PANGALIMAN
MATILDE ARELLANO OLIVAS
one of the first registered nurses of the country
(ref:: inquirer.net)
http://services.inquirer.net/mobile/10/04/19/html_output/xmlhtml/20100
418-265059-xml.html
from Camalaniugan, Cagayan Valley
1. T.D. OFFICE PC, LA UNION - 21 MAY 1926 Matilde Arellano Olivas District Hospital located at
2. TEMP CO, 59TH CO, PANGASINAN - 6 JUN 1926 Camalaniugan, Cagayan was named after her
3. CO, 21ST CO, ILOCOS NORTE & CO, 21ST CO - 3 AUG 1926
4. ACTG PC, ILOCOS NORTE & CO, 21ST CO - 21 DEC 1926
5. CO, 38TH CO, BONTOC - 8 SEP 1928
6. CO, 39TH CO, IFUGAO - 26 APR 1929
7. CO, 13TH CO, CAGAYAN - 18 NOV 1929
8. CO, 2TH CO, ISABELA - 20 SEP 1930
9. ACTG PC, ISABELA - 16 NOV 1931
10. ACTG PC, APAYAO - 7 NOV 1933
11. PROVL INSPECTOR, SAN FERNANDO, PAMP - DATE
UNKNOWN
12. SHOT TO DEATH - 12 JUL 1939
July 14, 1939 - In memory and honor of
Captain Julian Olivas, Philippine Constabulary,
who died in the performance of duty, the
military station of the Philippine Army at San
Fernando, Pampanga, is, effective immediately,
named Camp Julian Olivas, and will hereafter
be officially known as such. (reference: GO No.
9, s. 1939)
PROSPERO A. OLIVAS ESTELITA RAMOS OLIVAS ROMEO OLIVAS ? JULIAN OLIVAS JR

BORN: AUG 10, 1929

MAIYAH OLIVAS
DIED: DEC 5, 1999
RET. MAJOR GENERAL IN 1986
BORN: DEC 29, 1965
FIRST CLASS CADET CL 1953
LIVES IN U.S.
1962 - TOP 10 IN BAR EXAM
1995 1998 - BECAME MAYOR IN
CAMALANIUGAN, CAGAYAN

PROSPERO R OLIVAS JR
 MALACAAN PALACE
MANILA

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 9

July 14, 1939

DESIGNATING THE MILITARY STATION OF THE PHILIPPINE ARMY

AT SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA, AS CAMP JULIAN OLIVAS

In memory and honor of Captain Julian Olivas, Philippine Constabulary, who died in the performance of duty, the military
station of the Philippine Army at San Fernando, Pampanga, is, effective immediately, named Camp Julian Olivas, and will
hereafter be officially known as such.

MANUEL L. QUEZON
President of the Philippines

By the President:
JORGE B. VARGAS
Secretary to the President

Source: Legislative Library, House of Representatives