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·NO
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III-XIV OF 1926
FROM
TRE HON'BLE LT -COLONEL S B A PATTERSON, CIE,IA,
Chief Commissioner, Ajmer Merwara,
Το
THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA,
FOREIGN AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
Dated Camp Ajmer, the 12th February 1926
SUBJECT -Report on the Administration of Ajmer Meruara for 1924 25
bir,
I have the honour to submit the Annual Administration Report of
Aymer Merwara for the year 1924 25 compiled by Major R J W Heale,
OBE, IA, who held the post of the Commissioner from the 5th March
1925, to the end of the year, with my remarks thereon embodied in Part I of
the Report
I have the honour to be
SIR,
Your most obedient servant,
Sd R EL WINGATE,
for Chief Commissioner, Ajmer Merwara

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·PART I. GENERAL SUMMARY The on 1 The average rainfall was 25 inches and 39 cents, the normal being 21 inches The Kharif crops depending on this rainfall were good, the out turn being 0 11 8 in the rupee in tlic Ajmer Tehsıl and bumper in the Tehsils of Beawar and Todgarh The Rabı crops depending on the rainfall of the preceding year were fair The district was glad of an une ceptionally good Monsoon, which relieved the anxieties of the agricultural population and the inhabitants of Ajmer and Beawar 2 Income and expenditure as shown in the Report were Rs 25,96,099 and Rs 27,82,906, as compared with Rs 27,61,367 and Rs 29,54,817 in the previous year These figures, are, however, somewhat deceptive since figures for expenditure on irrigation and Ciril vorhs which are included in the Public Works Department Budget are not available to the Commussioner Moreover, they include certain items both on the receipt and expendituro sides which can not be legitimably considered as part of the Ajmer Merwara Budget, eg, an item of Rs 6 44,977 on account ot interest paid at the Ajmer Treasury on Promissory Notes and War Bonds, etc A close evamı nation shows that Ajmer-Merwara, as a whole, tends to show a small deficit 3 Excise collections rose from Rs 7,01,803 to Rs 7,09 414 increase of Rs 7,606 under this head is due to the increase of rate of duty " Charas” brought into force, with effect from the 1st April 1924 Net Income Tax receipts amounted to Rs 1,67,628 as against Rs 2 29 036 in the previous year The total collection of Income and Super Taxes amounted to Rs 2,63,036, the cost of collection being only 2 78 per cent 578 persona were assessed as against 614 in the previous year There was a decrease of Rs 1,37,911 in the total collections This is due to the trade depression and to the inclusion of Rs 31,000, recovered during 1923 24 on account of the preceding yerr's demand The incidence of Excise and Income Tax per head of population was Rs 16 Iland 84 annas respectively 4 Receipts from “Land Revenue" fell from Rs 3 66 476 to Rs 3,36,219 while those from "sale of stamps rose from Rs 2,38,329 to Rs 2,68,039 The decrease under the former is due to the non recovery of dues from Istimrardars while the increase under the latter is due to thic enhancement of the rates of Court and process fees The case with the non judicial stamps is similar 5 The incidence of crime per 1,000 of population rose from 54 3 to 61 5 Murder cases fell from 10 to 6 Dacoit Magan Singh and his followers were responsible for most of the robberies which occurred during the year, A reward of Rs 500 has recently been notified for the apprehension of this The Police were successful in arresting a Rawat Vlerat gang, mostly er soldiers, concerned in 4 road robberies, one attended twith murder 6 There was a decrease of 380 in the total number of cul suits including miscellaneous with the lihe decrease of Rs 3,55 045 in the total value 7 During the year under report 155 applications for permission to alienate land under the provisions of the Land Alienation Regulation 1024 (III of 1924) were rejected This fact shows that the Regulation has proved an efficient check on indiscriminate alienation of land 8 Owing to the good mousoon, the anxiety of the Ajmer Municipality hus, for the time being, been removed as 1 Horse tas regards the water supply With a view to effect mini urgent improvements, both in the sanitation and water supply of Ajmer city the four tares, noted on tho margin, have been sinctioned The first two came into force, with eficct from the 1st October 1924 For No (3) Acsessment registers are under ring leader 2 Veh cle tas lator tl. Visitar tar ·II REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION preparation: The fourth has recently been brought into effect. The new Ajmer Municipalities Regulation 1925 has lately been sanctioned by the Government of India and has come into force with effect from the 1st January 1926. 9. During the year, under report, the separate post of the Superintendent of Education for Delhi and Ajmer-Merwara was abolished, the duties being entrusted to the Educational Commissioner, with the Government of India. Towards the close of the year, an Assistant Superintendent of Education was appointed in place of a Deputy Inspector of Schools. The scheme for the establishment of a Rajputana University was definitely abandoned, as it did not find support from the more important of the Rajputana States. There was an increase of 5 and 36 respectively in the number of recognised institutions maintained and the number of pupils therein. There was, however, a decrease of 10 in the number of unrecognised institutions with a corresponding decrease of 360 pupils. Nearly 5 per cent. of the male population and 98 per cent. of the female population were under instruction. Expenditure on Education amounted to Rs. 5,61,579 as against Rs. 5,65,612 in the previous year. During the year under review, slow but steady progress has been made in education. The percentage of muslim students in the schools is, however, still rery low. 10. The Co-operative movement in the district continues to flourish and a general all-round progress is noticeable. There was a fall of Rs. 49,000 in the working capital of all Central Banks and Societies and this is taken as a healthy sign indicating a reduction in indebtedness. The Ajmer Central Bank moved to its new building, which was with due formality opened by Sir Robert Holland. The Bank continues to enjoy the confidence of the public. The first Rajputana Co-operative Conference was held at Ajmer on the 15th and 16th November 1924, under the Presidentship of Mr G. K. Deodhar, M.A., of the Servants of India Society, Bombay, and amply justified the hopes of its promoters. The proceedings of the Conference were opened by Sir Robert Holland and a small Advisory Board was formed to carry on the work of the Conference for the ensuing year. Cooperative Societies have also started schools for children as well as adults. 11. Communal tension showed a tendency to relax. The additional police force posted in Ajmer city after riots of 1923 was withdrawn and the criminal cases instituted as a result of those riots came to conclusion. Politically the year was quiet. The Von-co-operation movement died down and inter-communal relations were on the whole satisfactory. S. B. A. PATTERSON, LT.-COLOSEL, Chief Commissioner, Ajmer-Jei wara.

·[Note — The maximum I mits fixed for the narrat ve portion of the Report is 35 pages] CONTENTS PAGES SECTION 1-GENERAL ADUINISTRATION 1 1 Personnel Revenue and Expend ture SECTION II -ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAND Court of Wards Jutat on cases Land Al enat on Regulat on 9 4 4 NOLLOJLOUSIII NOILUIS 6 7 1 Pol ce . Crım nal Just co 3 Col Just ce 4 Reg strat on 5 Vun c pal t es 6 Wed cal Jo nt Stock Companies 8 Ja ls 7 7-10 10-11 11 11 SECTION IV-PRODUCTIOV AND DISTRIBUTION Agricultural summary Takavı loans Mines Publc Works Arboriculture Inspect on of ra n gauges Co-operat ve Societ es Agr cultural Stock Forests *11** ****** . 12 12 2-13 13 13-14 14 1410 15-16 16 SECTIOY V-RET ENUE AND FINANCE A-IMPERIAL 17 17 1-LIND AND WATER REVENTE Demand and collect on etc of land and water revenue Var able assessment Land reveale ms ella neous rece pts Pr ces Revenue Processes Loans to Talukdars 18 19 18 18 2 Excise OPIUM AND DROOS 19 19 19 19 19 Exc se Country or rat Toddy Fore gn 1 quor Op un Poppy cultivat on Hemp drugs Cocaine Prosecut ons General remarks 19 19 19 20 2 20 3-STAMPS 20 Stamps 2 4-INCOME TAX AND SUPER-TAX 20 Iacome-tax Super tax General 23 21 ·ii H. CONTENTS. PAGE8. 21 B.-REVEXUE. AND FINANCE OINEN TIIAN ISIPERIAL. District fund Local funds Dispensary fund Choukidnri fund Nasirabad Cantonment fund. 21 21 + 21 SECTION VI.-PUBLIO INSTRUCTION. 2.20 Public Instruction 20 26 SectioX VII.-GEXER.IL MISCELLANEOUS. Puslikar fnir. Urs fair Beawar and Tekri Tejn fairs Printing presses Bhoomias' Darbar Rajputana Museum, Ajmer 26 20 26 List of return accompanying the Aimer-Merwara Administration Report for 1924-25. 1.- PHYSICAL AND POLITICIL GEOGRAPHY, . . 1. Climato 2. Ciril Divisions 3. Population 27 28 29 II.-DIUINISTR.ITION OF THE LIND. Vil III.-PROTECTIOX. 30-34 35-39 10-11 POLICE, 4. Return of cognizable cases 5. Persons concerned in cognizable cases 6. Non-coguizablo cases 7. Persons concerned in non-cognizablo cases S. Property stolen and recorered. 9. Strength, cost, ctc., of Polico. 10. Discipline, cquipment, etc, of Police 45 45 46 $55 56 37 39 59 JEDICIAL. 11. Ciril and Criminal Judicinl Divisions and Officers exercising Appellate or Original jurisdiction 12. Criminal-Offences reported and persons tried 13. Miscellaneous proceedings under the Criminal Procedure Code. 14. General result of criminal trials 15. Punishments inflicted 16. Criminal appeal and rerision 16-21. Criminal trork done by the High Court 17. CivilNumber and description of suits 18. Ciril-Value of suits 19 Ciril-General result of the trial of suits 20. Ciril-General result of the trial of Civil and Rerenue cases 21 Ciril-Appeals from decrces 22. Ciril-Miscellanpous cases before Appellate Court 22-A. Ciril-Business of High Court . 23. Civil-Esecution of decrees 24. Civil-Applications and proceedings of insorency 23. Ciril and CriminalJurors and Assessors. 60 6L 62 . 63 64 65 . 66 67 6S 69 70 REGISTRATION. 26. Iustruments registered 71 ·CONTENTS in PACE MICNICIPAL ADONISTRATION 27 Population and constitution of Municipalities 28 Income of Municipalities 29 Expenditure of Municipalities 30 Principal articles imported and taxed 7475 7649 80-83 81 IV - PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 31 Rainfall 32 Capital Account of advances 33 Government account with agricultural botroners 31 Financial results of loas operations 85 86 $7 89 83 90 90 31 02 93 $ V-REVENUE AND FINANCE 35 Land Revenue 36 Excise revenue and Net revenue 86 A Supplementary table showing the duty realized 37 Excise charges 38 BIanufactories licenses and shops 39 Duty and consumption 39 A Imports and exports of excisable articles 39 B Statistics of wholesale vend of spirits and fermented liquors 39 O Statistics of retail vend and consumption of spirits and fermented liquors 40 Incidence of consumption 40 A Convictions under the Police Act for drunkenness 40 B Cases under Excise Regulation and Opium Act 40 C Cocaine cases 40-D Import and consumption of cocaine 41 Stamps 42 Revenue and expenditure 43 Constitution of District and Local Boards 44 Income of District Board 40 Expenditure of District Board 95 06 97 97 98 98 99 100 101 10'-103 101-106 VI-PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 46 General Summary of Ed icational Institutions and Scholars 108 47 General Summary of Expenditure on Education 100 49 Classification of Educational Institutions 10 49 Distribution of Scholars attending Educational Institut ons for Males 111 49 A Distribution of Scholars attending Edncational Institutions for Females 119 50 Expenditure on Education for Males 113 50-A Expenditure on Education for Females 114 51 Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the General Education of Paleg 115 51 A Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the General Education of Females 116 52 Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the locational and Special Education of Vales + 117 62 A Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the locational and Special Education of Temales 117 53 Teachers (en and Women) 118 54 European Education 119 55 Examination Results 190-121 7 VII-GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS 56 Printing Presses and boobs periodicals etc 122

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·PART II. Report on the Administration of Ajmer-Merwara for 1924-25. SECTION I, GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 1 Personnel - The Office of Commissioner, Ajmer Merwara, was held by Mr LC Gibson ICS, from the beginning of the year to 4th March 1925 and by Major R J W Heale, O BE, IA", from the 5th March 1925 to the end of the year The was no change in the appointment of the Additional District and Sessions Judge which was held by Sahibzada Abdul Wahid Khan The Office of Assistant Commissioner was held by Mr A J Hopkinson, from 1st April 1924 to 28th July 1024 Captain C G Prior, from 26th September 1924 to 26th October 1924 Major K Evans Gordon, IA, from 27th October to 6th February 1925 and again by Captain C G Prior, from 9th February 1925 to the end of the year The post remained vacant from the 29th July to 25th September 1924 when the duties of the Assistant Commissioner were distributed amongst the various local officers Mr J A Desouza continued to hold the office of the Extra Assistant Commissioner, Merwara, throughout the year The office of the Deputy Magistrate, Kekri, was held by B Man Mohan Roy, B A, from the beginning of the year to 31st January 1925 and by Munshi Kanahıya Lal from 1st February 1925 to the end of the year The office of the Coul Surgeon, Ajmer Merwara, was held by Lieutenant Colonel J W Watson, CIE, IMS, from the beginning of the year to 8th May 1924, Lieutenant Colonel L S Hunt, IAS, from 9th May 1924 to 21th July 1924, Cuptain R M Kharigat, from 25th July 1924 to 17th August 1924 and again by Lieutenant Colonel J W Watson, CIE,INS, from 18th August 1924 to the end of the year ID 1 tone held by Mr G Waddell, from Mr CS Flmslie, from the bth Marc Jau w Luy, 2 Revenue and Expendit Stainment pn 19 The total revenue and expenditure (Imperial at for the year amounted respectively to Rs compared with Rs 27,61,367 and Rs 23,54,817 last year 'l he Imperial revenue fell from Rs 19,32 301 in the year 1923 24 to Rs 17,70,387 in the year under report and the erpenditure from Rs 20,67,963 to Rs 20,05,486 Thus, there was a net deficit of Rs 2,35,099 in the Imperial Revenue . 1 > B ·2 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION The principal variations in Imperial Revenue and Expenditure occurred under the following heads :- Rerenue. Land Revenue Stamps Tases on income Administration of courts Rs. 1,02,95$ +29,40+ 1,34,66S + 25,699 Expenditure, Interest General Administration 22 E.. 29,457 14,684 The variations in revenue are explained below:- The decrease under the head "Land Revenue is due to the nonrecovery of a large amount of arrears outstanding against Istimrardars and to the adjustment of a sum of Rs. 69,772 which has been transferred from the head "Land Revenue to the head “ Public Works Department Account of Irrigation Works.?' The increase under head Stamps ” is attributed to a larger sale of stamps as compared with last year. The decrease under the head "Taxes on income "! is accounted for by the fact that the cotton mills in the Merwara Sub-Dirision trere affected by the trade depression, also the last year's figures were swollen by a sum of Rs. 31,000 recovered on account of the preceding year's demand. The increase under head Administration of Courts": was due to the fact that a sun of Rs. 21,000 was credited into Treasury on account of Criminal forfeiture from Munshi Maharaj Swarup. Other items aggregating Rs. 4,000 vere also credited as fines. The rariations in expenditure are explained below :- The decrease under the head "Interest tas caused by the discharge of a considerable number of war bonds and non-payment of interest on special notes in the rear under report. The decrease under the head" General Administration": occurs under “Contingencies " and " Leave Allowances,'!

·OF AJJER MERWARA FOR 1924 25 3 1 SECTION II. ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAND 3. Court of Wards (year ending the 31st July 1925). Tenure of office - The charge of the office of the General Manager, Court of Wards, Ajmer, during the year under report was held by Munshi Mang Lal Dosi, BA 4 Estates under management - The number of estates under the management of the Court of Wards at the close of the year was 20, viz (1) Bhinai, (2) Bandanwara, (3) Kharwa, (4) Junia, (5) Beawar (Thakur Guman Singh's estate), (6) Bubania, (7) Dodiana-Dilwari, (8) Gangwana, (9) Mist Hussein Banu's estate, (10) Karel, (11) Lamba, (12) Miran Sahib's estate, (13) Mst Nanni Begum's estate, (14) Nimode, (15) Nawab of Boraj's estate, (16) Lalu Pushhar Lal's estate, (17) Rajosi, (18) Richmalian, (19) Saları and (20) Sholian The estates of Pranhera, Tantoti and Nandsı were released during the year, the first under the orders of the Hon'ble the Chief Commissioner, Ajmer- Merward, communicated in his Secretary's memorandum No 1277/1308, dated the 31st July 1924 and the other two on the wards attaining majority The Ex-irards were, however, directed to submit their budgets for sanction by the Commissioner for two years The estates of Junia and the Nawab of - the aphan . 11. 4. Jugla . Total АР 5 Receipts and expenditure --The year under report opened with a cash balance of Rs 31,610 6 4 The Rs.AP total receipts during the year from all } #biol. 1 30 OC& 12 S * Bandanwars. sources amounted to Rs 4,75,815 1 5 as 97,172 06 3 Kbarwa 1,02 669 1 3 detailed on the margin, of which 50,137 14 8 6 Tantota 691 12 2 Rs 4,02,194 9 0 were under the lead 6 Other ostata 75 164 8 9 “Ordinary” and Rs 73,620 8 5 under the bead" 475 815 16 Extraordinary” The total expenditure of the year amounted to Rs 4,36,010 1-3, as detailed belowy - Rs (1) Government Dues 31,170 12 1 (2) Household charges 1,43,615 10 1 (3) Management charges 52,318 02 (4) Rural Police 4,297 169 (5) Works 23,637 137 (6) Subscriptions 2,721 13 0 (7) Payment of debts 93,319 2 8 (8) Investments, including Takayı to tenants 13,5207 4 (9) Other charges 71,408 1 9 TOTAL 4,36,010 1 5 1 35 800 13 9 1 33 540 15 0 1 94 46 6 6 60 962 10 6 6 986 09 1 06 183 13 5 Total 5 76 906 10 11 1 Bbidai The outstandings at the beginning 2 Bandanwars 8 Kharma of the year were Rs 81,378 5 10 while 4 Jana the demand of the current year from all 8 Tentot 6 Other estate sources was Rs 4,95,528 5 1 making the total demand Rs 5,76,906 10 11 as de. tailed on the margin The collections amounted to Rs 4,75,815 15 as noted above, and Rs 447-8 11 having been remitted the outstanding balance at the close of the yeir stood at Rs 1,00,614 0 7 The amount outstanding on the 31st July 1925 includes Rs 19,217 6 9 on account of price of grain left unsold in the estates of Badanwara and Lamba B2 ·4 REPORT ON TIID ADMINISTRATION A. ). 6. Liabilities. --The liabilities of the estates under management at the end of the year aggregated Rs. 3,32,499-15-3 as below, against Rs. 3,83,387- 15-7 of the last year. Rs. (1) Dami loan including interest up to date of payment 2,80,838 11 0 (2) Tacavi loan including interest up to date of pay- 3,064 11 8 (3) Arrears of Government Joma and cesses 9,098 21 (4) Private debts 30,498 3 0 ment TOTAL 3,32,499 15 3 to 7. Cost of management.--The cost of management amounted Rs. 52,318-0-2 or 13 per cent. of the year's ordinary receipts against 14.88 per cent. in the last year. This percentage includes cost of local management to Rs. 31,923-0-2 or 7-93 against 9.11 in the preceding year. 8. Education of the Wards.---Raja Kalyan Singh of Bhinai continuod his studies at the Mayo College, Ajmer, and Thakur Rameshwar Singh of Badanwara received training in Judicial and Revenue works in the Ajmer office as well as in his own estate. The Thakurs of Bubania, Karel, Lamba and Nimode received education at the Municipal School, Kekri, the first three for about three months and the last one for the whole year. The minor Mahesh Prasad and his two younger brothers and the minor Thakur of Sholian received education at the Government and D. A. A. V. High Schools at Ajmer and the minor Yusuf Ali Shah, Jagirdar of Dodiana, was also sent to the Government School and put into residence at the Boarding House in December 1924. 9. Health of the It'ards. The health of all the wards was good throughout the year. 10. Marriages of the I’ards.-Thakur Rameshwar Singh of Badanwara was married to the daughter of the Raja of Nimrana and Thakur Rup Singh of Lamba was married to the daughter of Thakur of Jajher. 11. Mutation cases.—In the Ajmer Tahsil 1,946 cases were instituted all of which were disposed of during the year under report. In Merwara 3,014 cases were instituted and disposed of (uring the year. 12. Land Alienation Regulation. During the year 401 applications for alienation of agricultural land were filed, out of which 240 were granted and 155 rejected. The alienations sanctioned include 21 cases of land within Municipal limits, 7 relate to perpetual leases and 5 to gifts. No decrecs were referred to the Collector under section 8 (3) of the Regulation during the year under report. One case was, however, referred under section 16 of the Regulation which was dismissed.

·OF AJMICR VERTIRI FOR 1921 25 5 SECTION 11I. " PROTECTION (1) Agmer-Verwara Police (year ending the 31th December 1924 ) (Vrde statements Nos 4 to 10 ] [Compiled by R 6 Bell, Esg, IPS, Officiating Inspector General of Police, Ajmer Verwara ) 13. Crime statistics — The total volume of reported crime excluding false cases and including true cases reported to Magistrates was 3,046 an increase of 479 as compared with the figures for 1923 The increase falls partly under heads (1) serious offences against the person and property, (11) minor offences against the person and (111) public nuisance, vagrancy and other cognizable offences under special and local laws, etc, but chiefly under (39) minor offences against property There was an actual increase of 639 in the volume of crime reported to the police during the year The incidence of crime per 10,000, of population amounted to G1 5 as compared with 54 3 last year 14 Inrestigations - Investigations were made in 02 per cent of cases as compared with 90 per cent in 1923 92 police cases were struck off as falso or as due to mistake of fact or law compared with 41 the year hefore 4 cases were investigated or supervised by the Deputy Superintendent of Police and 15 cases were personally enquired into or supervised by the Super. intendent himself 15. Murder - The number of murder cases reported decreased from 10 in 1923 to 6 in 1924 Including 3 cases pending from the previous year there were 9 true police cases Of these, 2 kere convicted, one was acquitted, 3 remained untraced, in one case the accused died, in another the accused is absconding, and one was pending at the close of the year Of the 6 cases reported during the year 2 were due to sexual motives and 4 to private quarrels. One included under head coit committed by dacoits 16 Poisoning -Only one case of poisoning was reported during 1924 as compared with the same number in 1923 lt, however, remained unde tected There was no Magistrate's case during the year 17 Dacoity --The total number of true cases of dacoity reported to the police was 7 Including 9 cases pending from 1923 and 1 magisterial case there were 17 cases, as compared with 30 of 1923 In addition, there was one case of dacoity with murder Of the 17 cases 6 were convicted, 2 were din charged and 2 remained pending at the close of the year In 7 cases the police failed in detection The Ajmer-Nernara Police shoved intelligence and initiatic of a high order in the detection of a case in which a Ratrat Merat gang, mostly ex soldiers, completely ransacked a house even taking away the most trifling articles The gang had beco concerned in 4 road robberies, one attended with mnurder The Police succeeded in arresting the gang and recovering the looted property and eventually secured the conviction of all 5 cases and of cvery member of the gang. 18 Robbery ---Including 9 cases pending from the previous year and 5 magisterial cases of 1924. there were 43 true cases for disposal as compared with 23 in 1923 and 19 in 1922 Of the 43 cases in 1921 9 ended in conviction 4 were acquitted, 21 remained undetected and I were pending at the close of the year The large number of robbery cases in the year was due to the depredations of dacoit Magan Singh and his followers who trero responsible for at least half of them A reward of Rs 500 has recently been offered with the sanction of the Local Administration for the apprehension of the ring-leader 10 Burglary --The nnmber of the cases for disposal, including cases pending from 1923 and Magistrates' burglary cases, was 637, as compared with 537 in 1923. W& ·0 REPORT ON TIL ADMINISTRATION There were 3 important cases of burglary, all of which were worked out. Two took place in the city of Ajmer, and one in Kekri. In the Kekri case, a local Mahajan broke open the lock of a store godown owned by a firm of cotton merchants, in brond day-light, removed the whole of his collon valued at Rs. 2,200 and soll it in Beawar. The accused was arrested and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment with fine. Of the two cases in Ajmer, one was the work of 2 professional burglars from Aligarh (li. P'.). "They scaled the back wall of a louse in broad day-light and, breaking it lock, extracted jewellery to the value of Rs. 2,355, but were detected. In the other case 700) war medals, stored for distribution to discharged soldiers, ware stolen from a godowa ni the 10/4th Bombay (renadiers. The accuserl, a discharged soldier, was arrested at Chittorgarh ly the Government Railway l'olice while he was dis- Tosing of the medals. All the stolen property was recovered and the accused was convicted. 20. Ordinary thefts.--There were 110 true police cases for disposal compared with 376 in 1923. 18.1 cases, involving 200 persons, were sent up for trial, 87:50 per cent. ended in conviction. 21. Cattle theft. -71 true police cases were disposed of as compared with 72 in 1923; 36 cases were worked ont. 22. Criminal Tribes.-Al the close of 1921, there were 357 adult males of all classes, including “ Gypsies," on the criminal tribes registers, is against 272 of 1923. The increase is due to the registration of the Chakras of 6 villages under section 3 of the Criminal Trikes set. It cases were prosecuted under sections 22 and 2.4 of the Act. Of these 30 cases were convicted and 6 were pending at the close of the year while in 15 cases the accused are absconding. Also, 14 Sansies, 6 kanjars and 4 Baories were prosecuted and convicted under the Indian Penal Code and Criminal Procedure Corle. Restriction under scction 11 of the Act is proving beneficial in checking the ingress of State gypsies ani in influencing those already restricted to settle down and adopt an honest form of livelihood. The reciprocal arrangements of the Ajmer-Jlervara District with the surrounding Indian States have continued to work, effectively up to the end of the year. 23. l'agrancy and bad lirelilool.50 persons were proscruted under preventive sections of the Criminal Procedure Coule as compared with 39 in 1923. 44 out of 56 were bound over while the rest were discharged. Policc. 24. Strength. The total sanctioned allocation including private guards was the same as in the previous year, riz., 38 officers and $39 men. The actual strength at the close of the year was 34 officers and 796 men. 25. Punishments and rewards.-4 men were convicted judicially during the year as compared with two officers and 5 men in 1923. 2 officers and 42 men were punished departmentally compared with 1 oflicer and 29 men in 1923. 283 officers and men were rewarded, receiving a total of Rs. 2,293-5-4, as against 277 officers and men who carncd Rs. 2,465-3-0 in 1923. 26. Mounted Police. There was no change in the sanctioned strength and disposition of this branch of the force, which stood at 2 head constables and 25 constables. (2) Criminal Justice (year ending the 31st December 1924). [Vide statemnents Nos. 11 to 16 and 25.] 27. The total number of offence reported was 8,853 of which 8,015 were returned as true. Of these cases 550 were reported under the Police Act. The number of cases under the Opium Act was 20 against 9 in 1923 and 7 in 1922. 28 12 ARO tonnana ·OF AJTER MERITARA FOR 1924 25 7 year 1923 The average duration of each case was 45 73 as compared with 44 87 the year 1923 The number of witnesses examined was 4 090 as against 3 219 in the 29 The Court of Sessions dealt with the cases of 52 persons against 23 in the year 1923 Of these 41 were convicted 7 acquitted and 4 remained under trial 29A The number of appeals and miscellaneous criminal applications disposed of by the Chief Commissioner as High Court was 133 out of which 87 were rejected The sentence in 25 wis reduced or altered and in 19 was revised There were 2 nuiscellaneous applications one was sent for re trial and in one proceedings were quashed 30 The number of appeals and revisions dealt with by the District Magistrate Sessions Judge and the Additional Sessions Judge was 286 of which 118 were rejected The sentence in 49 cases were reduced and in 39 reversed 15 were referred to the Hon ble the Chief Commissioner and a new trial was ordered in 3 cases 46 cases remained pending (3) Civil Justice (year ending the 31st December 1924) [Vide statements Nos 11 and 17 to 25 ] A in the against Rs 14 07 272 1 111 in the year 1923 Suits of all kinds the value of which exceeded Rs 10 and did not exceed Rs 50 numbered 2 856 The total number of suits of all kinds for disposal including arrears was 10 621 The contested suits disposed of numbered 89 452 cases were decided by arbitration while 4 819 cases were disposed of without any contest Tbe number disposed of without trial was 1 830 and 43 were transferred to other Courts The pending files at the close of the ye with 3 335 in the preceding year Of ti than 3 months The average duration of and that of uncontested 53 4 days 32 On the appellate side there were 462 appeals from decrees and orders and the pending files at the close of the year showed 247 cases against 161 in the preceding year The average duration of appeals was 233 14 days as against 63 49 in the preceding year 32A The total number of appeals and miscellaneous Cıvıl Applications dealt with by the Chief Commissioner was 170 Details are given in state ment 10A (Cıvıl). 33 The number of applications for execution of decrees was 17 329 The number of pending applications for the year was 5 716 18 compared with 4 400 + 17R nha ant 1999 (4) Registration (year ending the 31st December 1924) [Vide statement No 26 ) 34 There was no change in the number of registering offices which re mained the same as last year oiz 7 The total number of documente regis tered during the year was 3 454 against 3 604 during the precedirg year Fewer documents were registered in hekri Beawar and Todgırh ind a slightly increased number in Ajmer The receipts amounted to Rs 11 250 9 0 against Rs 11 468 last year The area of agricultural land transferred by sale and mortgage was bighas 5 351 14 5 aguinat bighas 6 167 2 13 The work of registration offices during the rear was generally satisfactory (5) Junicipalities (yead ending the 31st March 1921) [Vide statements Nos 27 to so 35 Aymer Municipality Population 99 541 ezcludiny 18 971 pilgrime During the year under report the constitution of the Ajmer. Vunicipal ·REPORT OX TIL ADMINISTRATION S Committee remained unchanged. The Committee was composed of 24 members, 6 nominated and 18 elected, of whom were Europcaps and 16 Indians. Eight special and 17 ordinary meetings were held, the average attendance at each meeting being 14.24 and 15.06 respectively. 36. The total income of the year was Rs. 4,25,677 as against Rs. 4,49,102 in 1923-24. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 4,13,226 as against Rs. 4.19,149 in the previous year. The closing balance was Rs. 50,222. The income shows a decrease of Rs. 23.-25 as compared with the figures of the preceding year. This is due to the fact that the latter figures included an item of Rs. 18.000 on account of a loan borrowed from Government last year. Voreover, the receipts under the head “ Sales Miscellaneous less by Rs. 5,899. The expenditure also fell short of that incurred in the previous vear by Rs. 5,923. The principal decreases occurred under the heads Water supply and interest on loans.'' 37. The gross and not receipts from octroi in the two years are shown below: Were Gross. Rs. 2.93.394 2.SS.612 Vrt. Rs. 2.41.0574 2,23,504 1923-24 1924-25 C Difference -4,789 -17.550 38. The decrease of Rs. 4,782 in gross octroi receipts occurred chiefly under the item “ piece goods, ris., cloth and is due to reduction in prices. The net octroi receipts as compared with the figures of last year shov a decrease of Rs. 17,850 which is attributable to the grant of larger octroi refunds, the percentage of which on gross octroi collections was 22.16 against 17-64 in the previous year, owing to the payment of last year's outstanding refunds. 39. The incidence of octroi taxation was Rs. 2-4 per head of the population against Rs. 2-6-9 in the preceding rear. 10. A sum of Rs. 19,756 vas paid towards the liquidation of Gorernment loans, the balance of which due by the Municipality at the end of the rear amounted to Rs. 4,00,904. 41. The management of the Ajmer water works remained in the hands of the Executive Engineer, P. W. D., Ajmer Division, 42. The total rainfall recorded at the difierent registering stations during the year was as follows: (1) For Sagar . (3) Catchment area of the For Sagar (3) Iunicipal Storage cisterns . and (4) Bhaonta Tater Torks 10.75 30.81 37.90 . 32.98 The year was a successful one, the excellent rains having filled the For Sagar lake. The Bhaonta and Budha Pushkar Schenes could therefore be alloted to stand idle, thereby causing a considerable saring in pumping expenses. The Foy Sagar lake was dry at the commencement of the year, but at its close the mater level of the lake as 20:34. At the Budha Pushkar lake, the water level was 16.83 at the commencement and 5.7 at the close of the rear. The rater level of Bhaonta well No. 5 Tas $3.92 on the 1st April 1924 and 94-19 on the 31st March 1925. During the year, water was pumped from the Foy Sagar lake for about 7 months, from the For Sagar and Bhaonta wells for about 4 months, and from the Budha Pushkar lake for about 4 months.

·OF AJBIER VERVARI FOR 1991 23 0 43 In accordance with the recommendations of Major C Pogon whose services were secured last year, the work of sinhing a new well ncır the Mir Shah Ali and of deepening the Doulat Bagh well was taken in hand during the year and a sum of Rs 7 103 was erpended thereon Turther work was, however, abandoned by the Municipality on the recommendation of ine Executive Engineer, P W D , in view of the fact that the experiments and works carried out by the Mayo College and the BBCCI Railway authorities on the lines suggested by Major Pogson were not successful It the commencement of the year, the problem of water supply was considerd to be serious and every effort was made and precaution taken to consente water and to present its wastage As 1 temporary measure ter charges had accordingly to be enhanced and the supply restricted Tortunately howeser, the anxiety did not last long and normal conditions were restored oning to a good monsoon 44 The number of births recorded is 2 299 and that of deaths 3 702 15 against 2,437 and 3 950 respectively in the previous year The birth and death rates per mille of population serc 20 24 and 33 40 against 20 78 and 35 55 respectively in the preceding scar The mortality among children under 5 years of nge was 1 092 (32 33 per cent of the total mortality) against 2 221 in the previous year 45 The total number of vaccinurons performed mis 4 852 agunt 3 201 in the previous year 46 The report of the Retrenchment Special Committee appointed by the Local Government last year was considered and their recommendations were generally approved and are being adopted 47 of the four new thres proposed by the Committee last year two diz , Horse and Vehicle tacs, were sanctioned and brought into force from the 1st October 1024 The imposition of the water tax was 21-o sinctioncil but for want of funds the work of its usse snient could not be til en up during The Visitors' t21 remained the subject of correspondence with the Government of India There are many urgent improvements to be cflected in the sanitation and water supply of the city, which it is hoped, the Committee will be able to andertake from the proceeds of the new tales mentioned above 48 Bearlar Municipality Population 22,962 - The Committee held 7 special and 24 ordinary mectings 49 The total income and expenditure for the year amounted respectrrels to Rs 1,38,264 und Rs 1 32,852 as against Rs 1 40 111 and Rs 1 20 217 in the preceding jerr The closing balance was Rs 43,122 exclusire of Rs 19,097 Trivested in Government Securities The income on the whole shows a decrease of Rs 1 647 as compared with last year, which occurs chiefly under the herd sale proceeds of land The crprenditure ca ceeds last year s figures by Rs 3 603 which is accounted for by a new well at Jalir and the appointment of a Health Officer 50 The incidence of octroi taration per head of population was Rs 3 7 10 1gunst Rs 38 6 in the year 1923 24 51 The manngement of the Baar later Works remained in the hands of the Edward Wills Co Id Bernar The con truction of the men well referred to abose, sus interrupted by the rise of sub coil witer at the com mencement of tlic monsoon It is espected that this well, when conpleted will meet tlic requirements of the town The total mut of water supply amounted to Rs iO 444 including Rs 13 (3-1 on crount of the maintenance of the works The income from the sale of atter amounted to R, 1692 52 The number of births and death registered during the scar men respectirely stland 790 as against 837 and 0-2 in 1923 24 53 The accounts for the car 19% 21 hore nudited bs the Ixil Funds Audit Department of the United P'rosince 31 kcr funicipality Population 3,695 — liere was no charge in the constitution of the committee the year c ·REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 8 Committee remained unchanged. The Committee was composed of 24 members, 6 nominated and 18 elected, of whom 8 were Europeans and 16 Indians. Eight special and 17 ordinary meetings were held, the average attendance at each meeting being 14.24 and 15.06 respectively. 36. The total income of the year was Rs. 4,25,677 as against Rs. 4,49,102 in 1923-24. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 4,13,226 as against Rs. 4,19,149 in the previous year. The closing balance was Rs. 50,222. The income shows a decrease of Rs. 23,425 as compared with the figures of the preceding year. This is due to the fact that the latter figures included an item of Rs. 18,000 on account of a loan borrowed from Government last year. Moreover, the receipts under the head “ Sales Miscellaneous were less by Rs. 5,899. The expenditure also fell short of that incurred in the previous year by Rs. 5,923. The principal decreases occurred under the heads water supply and interest on loans. 37. The gross and net receipts from octroi in the two years are shown below:- ور Gross. Rs. 2,93,394 2,88,612 Net. Rs. 2,41,654 2,23,804 1923-24 1924-25 Difference –4,782 17,850 38. The decrease of Rs. 4,782 in gross octroi receipts occurred chiefly under the item piece goods, viz., cloth " and is due to reduction in prices. The net octroi receipts as compared with the figures of last year show a decrease of Rs. 17,850 which is attributable to the grant of larger octroi refunds, the percentage of which on gross octroi collections was 22:46 against 17.64 in the previous year, owing to the payment of last year's outstanding refunds. 39. The incidence of octroi taxation was Rs. 2-4 per head of the population against Rs. 2-6-9 in the preceding year. 40. A sum of Rs. 19,756 was paid towards the liquidation of Government loans, the balance of which due by the Municipality at the end of the year amounted to Rs. 4,00,904. 41. The management of the Ajmer water works remained in the hands of the Executive Engineer, P. W. D., Ajmer Division. 42. The total rainfall recorded at the different registering stations during the year was as follows: . (1) Foy Sagar . (2) Catchment area of the Foy Sagar (3) Municipal Storage cisterns, and (4) Bhaonta Water works 40.75 30.81 37.90 . 32.98 The year was a successful one, the excellent rains having filled the Foy Sagar lake. The Bhaonta and Budha Pushkar Schemes could therefore be allowed to stand idle, thereby causing a considerable saving in pumping expenses. The Foy Sagar lake was dry at the commencement of the year, but at its close the water level of the lake was 20:34. At the Budha Pushkar lake, the water level was 16.83 at the commencement and 5.7 at the close of the year. The water level of Bhaonta well No. 5 was 83.92 on the 1st April 1924 and 94.19 on the 31st March 1925. During the year, water was pumped from the Foy Sagar lake for about 7 months, from the Foy Sagar and Bhaonta wells for about 4 months, and from the Budha Pushkar lake for about 41 months.

·OF AJMER MER VARA FOR 1924 25 9 iz, 43 In accordance with the recommendations of Major C A Pogson, whose services were secured last year, the work of sinking a new well near the Mir Shah Ali and of deepening the Doulat Bagh well was taken in hand during the year and a sum of Rs 7,105 was expended thereon Further work was, however, abandoned by the Municipality on the recommendation of toe Executive Engineer, P W D , in view of the fact that the experiments and worls carried out by the Mayo College and the B B&C I Railwiy authorities on the lines suggested by Major Pogson were not successful At the commencement of the year, the problem of water supply was considered to be serious and every effort was made and precaution taken to conserve water and to prevent its wastage As a temporary, measure, water charges had accordingly to be enhanced and the supply restricted Fortunately, however, the anxiety did not last long and normal conditions were restored owing to a good monsoon 44 The number of births recorded was 2 298, and that of deaths 3,792 as against 2,437 and 3,959 respectively in the previous year The birth and death rates per mille of population were 20 24 and 33 40 against 20 78 and 35 55 respectively in the preceding year The mortality among children under 5 years of age was 1,992 (52 53 per cent of the total mortality) against 2,221 in the previous year 45 The total number of vaccinations performed was 4,852 against 5,201 in the previous year 46 The report of the Retrenchment Special Committee appointed by the Local Government last year was considered and their recommendations were generally approved and are being adopted 47 Of the four new taxes proposed by the Committee last year, two, Horse and Vehicle taxes, were sanctioned and brought into force from the 1st October 1924 The imposition of the water tax was also sanctioned but for want of funds the work of its assessment could not be taken up during The Visitors' tax remained the subject of correspondence with the Government of India There are many urgent improvements to be effected in the sanitation and water supply of the city, which, it is hoped, the Committee will be able to undertake from the proceeds of the new taxes mentioned above 48 Beawar Municipality Population 22,362 – The Committee held 7 special and 24 ordinary meetings 49 The total income and expenditure for the year amounted respectively to Rs 1,38,264 and Rs 1 32,852 as against Rs 1,40,111 and Rs 1,29,247 in the preceding year The closing balance was Rs 43,122 exclusive of Rs 19,997 Invested in Government Securities The income on the whole shows a decrease of Rs 1,847 as compared with last year, which occurs chiefly under the head sale proceeds of land The expenditure exceeds last year's figures by Rs 3 605 which is accounted for by a new well at Jalia and the appointment of a Health Officer, 50 The incidence of octroi taxation per head of population was Rs 3 7-10 against Rs 38 6 in the year 1923 24 51 The management of the Beawar Water Works remained in the hands of the Edward Mills Co, Ld , Beawar The construction of the new well, referred to above, was interrupted by the rise of sub soil water at the commencement of the monsoon It is expected that this well, when completed, will meet the requirements of the town The total cost of water supply amounted to Rs 16,444 including Rs 13,054 on account of the maintenance of the works The income from the sale of water amounted to Rs 1,822 52 The numbers of births and deaths registered during the year were respectively 841 and 790 as against 857 and 982 in 1923 24 53 The accounts for the year 1923 24 were audited by the Local Funds Audit Department of the United Provinces 54 Kekre llunicipality, Population 5,698 --There was no change in the constitution of the committee the year C ·10 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 55. The committee held 9 ordinary and 4 special meetings during the year, 56. The total income and expenditure amounted to Rs. 24,470 and Rs. 24,904 against Rs. 27,031 and Rs. 27,251 respectively in the preceding year. The decrease of Rs. 2,561 in income is mainly noticeable under the head “ Octroi” sub-head clothing materials." There was a decline in textile industry during the year while the cotton crop was damaged by excessive rainfall. Some cotton produce was also diverted from Kekri to other ginning factories and cotton presses in the adjoining villages. The decrease of Rs. 2,347 in expenditure occurs chiefly under the head Conservancy". as no conservancy carts were purchased during the year and a smaller allotment was spent on Nalla work than last year. 57. The incidence of octroi taxation per head of population was Rs. 3-1-0 as against Rs. 3-13-10 in the 1923-24. 58. The numbers of births and deaths recorded during the year were 239 and 166 against 257 and 207 respectively in the preceding year. The birth and death rates per thousand of population were respectively 41.93 and 29.12 against 45.08 and 36-31 in 1923-24. 59. The balance at the credit of the Municipality at the close of the year was Rs. 38,343 (against Rs. 38,777 in the preceding year) including Rs. 11,000 invested in Government securities. 60. The accounts for the year 1923-24 were audited by the Local Funds Audit Department of the United Provinces. The financial position of the Municipality at the close of the year was satisfactory. 61. Deoli Afunicipality, Population 3,474.-There was no change in the constitution of the Committee. The Committee held 12 ordinary and 5 Special meetings during the year. The total income and expenditure for the year amounted to Rs. 5,564 and Rs. 4,394 as compared with Rs. 4,456 and Rs. 4,261 respectively during the preceding year. The increase of Rs. 1,108 in income was mainly due to the recovery of arrears of certain taxes of previous years, while the increase of Rs. 133 in expenditure was attributable to the purchase of new chimneys and iron poles for the Municipal lamps and new receptacles for latrines. The closing balance for the year was Rs. 5,855 against Rs. 4,685 in the preceding year. The incidence of taxation per head of population was Rs. 1-6-11 against Rs. 1-1-7 last year. The numbers of births and deaths recorded during the year were respectively 86 and 40 against 69 and 39 in the preceding year. The accounts of this Municipality have not yet been audited. The matter is receiving attention. (6) Medical (year ending 31st December 1924). 62. The number of Dispensaries in Ajmer-Merwara during the year ending the 31st December 1924 was 7, as in the previous year. The total number of indoor and outdoor patients treated in these Dispensaries tras 76,377 against 68,307 in the year 1923. The ratio of mortality per cent, to total cases treated as indoor decreased from 6.23 to 4.76. The total number of surgical operations of all kinds performed during the year was 5,069 with 7 deaths against 4,289 with 10 deaths in the previous year. Of these 1,625 were performed in the Victoria Hospital at Ajmer with 5 deaths against 1,412 with 8 deaths in 1923. The total income of Hospital and Dispensaries in Ajmer-Merwara amounted to Rs. 35,540 as compared with Rs. 38,725 in the last year showing a decrease of Rs. 3,185 which is due to the fact that during the previous year there was a special grant of Rs. 543 from the Municipality Beawar and that there was less income under head Government contribution.

·OF 4JVER VEPWAR4 FOR 1924 25 11 The total expenditure amounted to Rs 33,467 as against Rs 35,400 showing a decrease of Rs 1,933 The invested capital remained the same as in the last year, diz , Rs 29,500 (7) Joint Stock Companies (year ending the sist March 1925) 63 There were 42 companies worhing at the beginning of the year One more company, 112, the Pioneer Oil Mills Co, Ltd , Beawar, was regis tered during the year, while 20 old companies mostly dealing in Salt were brought into liquidation by the Court The decision of the Court with regard to their final winding up is still awaited No society was registered during the year under Section 2 of the Registration of Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Act XXI of 1860 At the close of the year authorized and paid up capitals of the existing companies were Rs 74,35,000 and Rs 37,06,841 15 6 against Rs 1,59,35,080 and Rs 39,25,405 11 6 respectively in the year 1923 24 decrease in capital is due to the liquidation of Salt Campanies The total receipts during the year amounted to Rs 462 2 0 as against Rs 682 12 0 in the preceding year The decrease is due to the fact that in 1923 24, 2 new companies were registered against only 1 in the year under report The expenditure incurred by Government amounted to Rs 809 1 4 as against Rs 850 14 0 in the year 1923 24 The decrease being small calls for no remarks The office of the Registrar, Joint Stock Companies, Ajmer Merwara, was held by the following officers for the periods mentioned against their as The names From 1-4 24 Το 28-7-24 I Mr AJ Hopkinson, ICS 2 Mr Bal Kishan, Registrar, Co operative Societies 3 Captain C G Prior, IA 4 Major Lvans Gordon, I A 5 Captain C G Prior, I A 29 7 24 26-9 24 27-10-24 7 2 20 25 9 24 26-10 24 C-2 25 31-325 (8) Jails (year ending 31st December 1924) 64 At the commencement of the year there were 275 prisoners including convicts and undertrial prisoners The number of prisoners admitted to the jail during the year 1924 was 1,697 against 1,392 in the preceding year Of these 821 were convicts, 867 undertrial and 9 civil prisoners The number of prisoners discharged from 1 17 . The total expenditure in guarding and maintaining the prisoners includ ing that incurred by the Public Works Department on buildings and repairs naintaining undertrial prisoners 50,516 11 8 in the previous year 11-7 against Rs 140 12 10 during C.

·12 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION SECTION IV. PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION. 65. Agricultural Summary (vide statement No. 31).---The year under report comprises Rabi 1331 and Kharif 1332 Fasli. The average rainfall was 25 inches 39 cents the normal being 21 inches. The Rabi crops which depended on the rainfall of 1923 were fair, the outturn being As. 8-1 in the Ajmer Tahsil, As. 11-2 in the Beawar Tahsil and As. 12-6 in a rupee in the Todgarh Tahsil. The Kharif crops depending on the rainfall of 1924 were good, the outturn being As. 11-8 in a rupee in the Ajmer Tahsil, and Bumper in the Beawar and Todgarh Tahsils. 66. The area sown for Rabi 1331 Fasli in the 3 Tahsils was 29,152 of which 569 acres failed. The outturn was estimated at 328,853 maunds as detailed below : Ares sown--acres. Arca failed-acreg. Produce-Mds. Ajmere 13,078 212 140,504 Bearvar 7,738 138 82,685 Todgarh 8,336 219 105,664 TOTAL 29,152 569 328,853 67. The area under cultivation for Kharif 1332 Fasli in the 3 Talsils was 131,016 acres, of which 12,235 acres failed. The outturn was estimated: at 614,360 maunds as shown below:- Area somn-acres. Area failed acres. Produce-Nds. Ajmere 64,330 8,036 211,817 Beatrar 43,910 3,454 219,746 Todgarh 22,776 751 . 182,797 TOTAL 131,016 12,235 614,360 68. Takavi loans under the Land Improvement Loans Act and Agriculturists Loans Act (vide statements Nos. 32 to 34), --A sum of Rs. 8,820 was advanced under Act XIX of 1883 during the year under report. No amount was advanced under Act XII of 1884. The recoveries of principal under the two Acts amounted to Rs. 43,230 out of the total advance of Rs. 3,47,572 leaving a balance of Rs. 3,03,162 outstanding at the close of the year. A sum of Rs. 3,405 on account of interest on loans under both the Acts was also collected during the year. 69. Mines. During the year under report 3 prospecting licenses for the extraction of minerals were issued to approved miners in the district of Ajmer-Merwara and 5 licenses were renewed. 12 mining leases for the extraction of mica in certain areas of Khalsa villages were granted during the year, the Jew lease for mines was applied for in Istimrari estates, ·OF AJVIER MERT AR4 FOR 1924 25 13 1 A sum of Rs 4,355 was realized as Government dues on account of fees, rens, and royalty during the year under report as against 3,630 in the preceding year Only 2 new certificates of approval to prospect and mine for minerals in the district were granted by the Local Government and 11 were renewed by the Commissioner during the year 70 Public Il'orks—During the year under review the total expenditure incurred on public works (exclusive of Irrigation Works, Canals and Railways) amounted to Rs 3,62 287 of which Rs 3,33,875 were spent on works within the jurisdiction of the Commissioner as against Rs 3,26,698 in the year 1923 24 The principal projects on which expenditure was incurred were – (1) Additions and alterations to the comhined Post and Telegrapla Office at Kekri (2) Additions and alterations to the combined Post and old Telegraph Office building at Ajmer (3) Provision of tanks according to capacities of barracks at the Central Jail, Ajmer (4) Constructing Head constables' and married constables' quarters at the Railway Police outpost at Be war (5) Constructing a compound wall on the West and South side of the Government College, Ajmer (0) Constructing outhouses attached to the New Government High School, Ajmer (7) Providing a masonry compound wall along the hucha Road lead ing to Dhobi ghat through the compound of new Government High School, Ajmer (8) Improvement P W D Office, Ajmer (9) Widening Ajmer Nasırabad Road (10) Improving drainage and parapets of Ajmer Pushkar Road 2 The revenue credited to Imperial Cul Worhs during 1924 25 on account of Ajmer Merwara was — (1) Rs_1,284 on account of rent realızed from the Agency house, Deoli (2) Rs 961 0 0 on account of rent realized from Cantonment Magis trate's bungalow, Nasirabad (3) Rs_2,884 on account of contribution for maintenance of Ajmer Pushkar Road (4) Rs 2,100 0 0 on account of contribution for maintenance of Beawar Dawair Road 71 Arboriculture-Roadside tree plantation -During the year no new avenues were planted on the Imperial and District Fund Roads The total length of roads under plantation on the 31st March 1925 was 110 miles and 1 furlong The total expenditure on arboriculture amounted to Rs 8,499 as against Rs 8,519 in the preceding year RE : 5,638 Imperial roads District Fund 2,861 TOTAL 8,499 438 heads of cattle were impounded for illicit grazing on the Imperial and District Fund Roads against 458 in the previous year ·REPORT ON THE ADMIXISTRATION 141 The income derived from the sale of grass, dry wood and babul pods, etc., amounted to Rs. 1,522 as against Rs. 1,516 during the year 1923-24. Rs Imperial roads District Fund 1,131 391 TOTAL 1,522 72. Inspection of rain guages.-The number of rain gauges in Ajmer- Merwara on the 31st March 1925 was 61, 60 of which were inspected by the Civil and Public Works Departments and 1 by the Civil Surgeon, Ajmer. All were found in good order. 73. Co-operative Societies (year ending the 30th. June 1925).--The office of the Registrar was held by Mr. Bal Kishan throughout the year. 74. The number of Central Societies including the 4 Central Banks increased by one and stood at 9 as against 8 in the preceding year. The members of these Central Societies consisted of 965 individuals and 750 Societies against 923 and 675 respectively in the preceding year. The number of agricultural societies rose from 441 to 456 the number of their members being 9,647 against 9,382. The non-agricultural societies numbered 68 with 4,587 members as against 47 and 3,990 respectively last year. 75. The working capital of the central, agricultural and non-agricultural societies amounted to Rs. 19,27,334, Rs. 16,48,466 and Rs. 3,00,246 respectively against Rs. 19,65,792, Rs. 17,28,742 and Rs. 2,30,512 last year. The total working capital of all the societies amounted to a little over 383 lakhs of rupees. Of the working capital of the Central Banks, viz., Rs. 18,73,948, the Ajmer Central Bank accounts for Rs. 11,37,729 against Rs. 11,30,978 in the preceding year, the Beawar Central Bank for Rs. 5,92,021 against Rs. 6,37,194, the Nasirabad Central Bank, for Rs. 1,21,262 against Rs. 1,23,790 and the Kekri Central Bank for Rs. 22,936 against Rs. 25,038. The working capital of the remaining 5 Central Societies amounted to Rs. 53,386 against Rs. 48,792. 76. Ajmer Central Bank, Ld. There were 490 individual and 252 society members against 481 and 201 respectively last year. The share capital remained unaltered, viz., Rs. 1,00,000. The deposits from individual members decreased by Rs. 2,336 while the reserve and other funds increased by Rs. 9,209 and Rs. 2,405 respectively. The amount of profit earned by the bank during the year was Rs. 21,789. It advanced loans to the extent of Rs. 3,95,864 to individuals and Rs. 3,28,893 to other banks and societies. The balance of loans outstanding at the beginning of the year was Rs. 9,72,031 and an aggregate of Rs. 7,24,757 was advanced during the current year bringing the total amount of loans to Rs. 16,96,788. Of this a sum of Rs 6,84,632 was recovered during the year leaving an outstanding balance of Rs. 10,12,156. The bank has moved to its new building, which was formally opened by the Hon'ble the Chief Commissioner during the year. The Bank continues to enjoy the confidence of the public. 77. Beawar Central Bank, Ld.—The membership of individuals and societies rose from 291 and 228 to 297 and 239 respectively. The share capital remained the same as last year, viz., Rs. 1,01,300, but the reserve and other funds rose from Rs. 37,244 to Rs. 40,925. The deposits from individuals fell from Rs. 4,96,792 to Rs. 4,47,598. The last year's outstanding balance of loans amounted to Rs. 5,82,232 and the amount advanced during the year under report was Rs. 1,66,068, making'a' total of Rs. 7,48,300. The amount realized was Rs. 1,91,702 leaving an outstanding balance of Rs. 5,56,598 at the close of the year.

·OF JEP JIERKARA FOR 1921 23 13 78 Nasırabad Central Banh, Ld -The share capital was R$ 25,000 a4 in the preceding year The numbers of individual members and societies fell from 81 and 74 to 77 and 62 respectively The reuere and other funds amounted to Rs 10,885 against Rs 9,188 last year The deposits from in dividuals decreased by Rs 5,572 The last year's balance of loans was Rs 1,13,361 and a sum of Rs 47,016 was advanced during the year ander report, making a total of Rs 1,60,377, of which a sum of Rs 47,530 was rcalized leaving an outstanding balance of Rs 1,12,847 at the close of the year 79 Kekri Central Banh, Ld — The membership of individuals increased Jy one while that of societies decreased by one, their members being 54 and 11 respectively The share capital was the same as last year, ciz , Rs 12,573 The reserve and other funds increased from Rs 5,459 to Rs 5,735 but the deposits from individuals fell from Rs 6,201 to Rs 3,975 1 he total amount of lorns outstanding was Rs 23,986 including Rs 22,109 on account of the preceding year's balance The amount collected was Rs 3 032 Icung in outstanding balance of Ns 20,034 on the 30th June 1023 It will take about one or two years more to bind up the affairs of this bank 80 The net profits of all the Central Societies amounted to Rs 33,232 against Rs 44,439 last year The amount of the reserie and other funds was Rs 2,10,338 against Rs 1,92,64 81 The first Rajputana Co operatite Conference was held in Ajmer during the year under the Presidentship of Mr G K Devadhar VA, Vice President, of the Servant of India Society, Poona The procecdings of the conference were opened by the Hon'ble the Chief Commissioner and a small Advisory Board was fornied to carry on the work of the conference for the ensuing year S2 The Educational Inspector of the Punjab paid his annual visit to Ajmer and held the usual training class during the year 83 While commending to the notice of the Hon'ble the Chief Commis sioner the refreshing zcal and enthusiasm and thorough hnowledge of his work shown by the Registrar there stand revealed in his detuled reports cer tain points which require to be bornc in mind The fact is that although the loans have increased the profits have decreased This is explained as being due to a decreasc in louns out on a higher and an increase on thonc on a lower rate of interest and to certain extraordinary expenditure incurred in moving into the new Central Bank Building The second is the very large sum (Rs 10,00,000) out on interest reply to queries as to the securits the principle is quoted that co-operative societies provide as a substilute for material assets, honesty and a son-c of obligation and heep in view the moril rather than the internal sanction This may be so but the tendency to cloak proceedings that are not in accord ance with sound banking principles under such sentiments may prove dangerous and should be avoided as far as possible I am inclined to thunk that the presence on the Board of Directors of the Ajmer Bank of a professional Binher would be found useful and lead to add confidence in the mosement and redress the balance between the philanthropic and purely business point of view 84 Agricultural stock - The total below compares the result of the cnumeration of agricultural stock in Ajmer Mersara during the year under report with the figures of the two preceding years In 19 2' . 1943:1 19:4:5 Cots add Bulloche 93,905 909,319 953 980 Bufalocs. 1,515 17,710 76 70 flirep and goats. 113,141 439,377 121,133 ·16 REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION There were tlic following epidemic diseases during the year in certain villages of Ajmer-Merwara. Rinderpest. Black quarter. Toot and mouth. 85. Forests.—Excluding arboriculture, which has already been dealt with above, the total receipts and expenditure of the Ajmer-Merwara Forests for the year under report amounted to Rs. 64,931 and Rs. 43,380* respectively against Rs. 54,400 and Rs. 37,760 in the preceding year. The net surplus was thus Rs. 21,551 against Rs. 16,640 last year. The Financial results of the year were good and this and the general administration reflect credit on the Extra Assistant Conservator of Forests and his staff. The rainfall during the year under report was exceptionally favourable but the good results in reproduction are again likely to be brought to nought by the failure of the rains this autumn. The Forest Department will, however, fulfil one of its functions by providing grass during the shortage now prevailing. + * Escladivg Rs. 107 on account of Forests profits distribakıl to right holders, 1 ·OF ANVLR JIERTAR FOR 10212S 17 SECTION V. REVENUE AND FINANCE A-ISIPERIAL (1) Land and water rerende 86 Demand and collection, etc, of land and water rerenuce (vide state ment No 35) –The current demand on account of land and water revenue for the year amounted to Rs 3,43,584 as against Rs 3,34,000 for the sear 1923 24 as detailed below 1923:1 19:15 Rs No. hbalsa villages 2 99,806 2 30,90 Istimran area 1 14,731 1,11,731 TOTAL 351,000 3 15 US! Including the arrcars of the previous years the total demind aggregated Rs 3,82,889 against Rs 4,03,0$1 for the year 1923 24 Including the arrears from previous years the total collection amounted to Rs 3,36,249 against Rs 3,66,476 in the year 1923 24 as detailed below 1923 21 1921 23. Rs R$ Khal a villages 2,10,221 9,20,603 Istamrori ar 1,28,263 1,00,111 TOTAL 3,00, 171 3,30,219 A sum of Rs 774 was remitted in the Merwara sub dission The balance of land and water reicnue on the 31st March 1923 was Rs 45,866 of which Rs 36,689 remained outstanding against Istimrarı area and Rs 9,177 against Khalsa villages 87 Variable assecement -The system of fluctuating assessment in 46 villages tvorhed satisfactorily The following table compire's the assessment made in the year 1332 Taslı (1021 23 A D) with the standard rescnuo fived Standard Arcorect fur 172123 Sở : cf That. Laol rerepac Tater resep Total Ladd tereano later retett Rs Is RE Rs Ns Ajinere 14,173 1,323 13,396 11,733 1,933 15 903 400 Beamer 1,317 $317 2,700 495 9,0:1 TOTAL 17,973 3,070 20313 17,109 17:1 19,190 ·$ 18 REPORT ON TIE ADVIXISTRATION The decrease in the asscssment in Beawar was due to a large reduction in the irrigated area actually cultivated. The rainfall was not tank filling and there was not sufficient percolation in the wells. 88. Land Revenue Nliscellancous Receipts (vide statement No. 35).--The miscellaneous income during the year amounted to Rs. 11,785 against Rs. 14,139 last year. 89. Prices.—The retail prices of the principal food grains, barley and maize were as follows: BABIN:1. MAIZE. June 1921. Jaounty 1:23. June 1021. January 1925. Sra. Cli. Sra. Ch. Sry. Ch. Srs. Ch. 10 12 Ajmer 10 0 10 6 10 0 Beawar 0 10 0 10 10 13 Todgar 11 1 10 5 20 6 12 5 90. Rcrenue Processes.-In the Khalsa villages 180 writs and 34 warrants were issued for the recovery of land and water revenuc and Takavi instalments. 91. Loans to Talukdars under the ajmer Talukdars Loon Regulation 1911 (Dami Loan).—The transaction of Dami Loan during the year under report was as shown below:- Rs. Balance outstanding on 31st March 1924 Amount advanced during 192:1-25 T. 3,05,723 9. 20,060 0 0 Тот.А. Amount realised during the year 3,25,80.j 24,933 ? 1 Balance outstanding on 31st March 1923 3,03,0327 S A sum of Rs. 25,879-9-0 on account of interest on the above loans was also collected during the year under report. (2) Excise, Opium and Drugs. 92. Excise (vide Statements Nos. 36 to 40-D.)-The total receipts during the year from excise, opium and drugs amounted to Rs. 7,09,414 as against Rs. 7,01,808 during the previous year. The increase of Rs. 7,606 is due to the increase of rate of duty for “Charas” which was brought into effect from 1st April 1924. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 28,977 as against Rs. 26,437 in the preceding year. The increase of Rs. 2,540 is due partly to the introduction of revised scale of pay for the menial staff and partly to the annual increment allowed to the staff and the Extra Assistant Commissioner. The net revenue after deducting expenditure was Rs. 6,80,437 against Rs, 6,75,371 in the last year. The incidence of excise revenue per head of population rose from Re. 1-6-8 to Rę. 1-6-11 during the year under report.

·OF Uuer. VERIUT FOR DAI 1) 03 Country spirit —The rates for the supply of cosalry ein ree! same as in the preudig jaar, chi .- Nuor 23 VT MUP 25 r. LP No 1 r N's 1 I's. 4 T 1 0 15 6 1 69 1 OC The rates of still hend duty per proof gillon ft mained the same as 10 the preceding scar, riz — mer Uri na Rural . 800 8 10 0 . The total quantity of liquor issued from the distillery in terms of proof fillons amounted tr - F07 5 in the last year The number of 104, Inet ser The liquor shop in the lines of Almer, 198 mopened and now shion was onened nt Kukra in Verkam to asoid smuggling in the willige nnd its humleta. 04 Toddy --Tic monopols for the tapping and send of toddy was given for Rs 650 for the year under report 95 Foreran liquor—The license fone for the wholesale and minil vom of forrigh spirits and fonign fermented liquors amounted to RA 1,000 n4 against 14 1,606 during tho previous year. The number of licenses atquica during the year w29 10 against 14 in the preceding scor 00 Opium —The total opium tercipts amounted to Rx 45 RAR against R« 39 476 in the previous year The increase is due to tlic fill in the price and increase in tlic consumption of opium The total numbur of license pasued for thir wholesale and read some of opium were the same as 11st year, 01, 0 and 39 97 l'oppy cultiration -lhero wag no popps cultivation during the selle under n rport Confisented and unclaimed opum weighing 20 mAAA !!! **** and 4 tolns was fent to the Opium Inctory at Ghazipur na llenip Drugs — 1 he reipts from the limp dm's amunto 10 Rs. 76 297 as against Rs 53,214 in the proudmar The number of shops for the real send of intuxue Alou, druga alt same as in the previous year, ti: , 10 09 Cocainc Thic quantity of Cocaine immundasdon um dolnilo jcar under report was as follows. . . Palın inland rols ir 7 19 21 Impitel frm mutu lethede toro Supri olluant + Cmimiti a darn tlima. . . . Ralanes in al on 31.! 'art 1: . Cocaine foighing 5 anne !!!!*!! Stavad teglt This will l3+ going it ini during the rear conzoption ·1 18 REPONT OX TIIE ADMINISTRATION The decrease in the assessment in Beawar was due to a large reduction in the irrigated area actually cultivated. The rainfall was not tank filling and there was not suflicient percolation in the wells. 88. Land Revenue Aliscellaneous Receipts (vide statement No. 35).--The miscellaneous income during the year amounted to Rs. 11,785 against Rs. 14,139 last year. 89. Prices.-The retail prices of the principal food grains, barley and maize were as follows: BABIT.r. MATZE. June 1921. January 1993. June 1921, January 1925. Srs. Ch. Srs, Ch. Sr. Ch. Srs. Ch. Ajmer 10 1: 10 0 10 10 . Beawar 11 0 10 0 10 10 12 Todgar 11 of 10 30 0 12 4 . 90. Rerenue Processes. In the Khalsa villages 180 writs and 34 warrants were issued for the recovery of land and water revenue and Takavi instalments. 91. Loans to Talukdars under the il jmer Talukdars Loan Remulation 1911 (Dami Loan). The transaction of Dami Loan during the rear under report was as shown below: Balance outstanding on 31st March 1924 Amount advanced during 1921-5 Rs. T: 3,05,725 9 20,080 0 0 Torsi. Amount realised during the year 3,28,503 99 24,533 1 Balance outstanding on 31st March 1925 3,03,032 ñ S A sum of Rs. 25,879-9-0 on account of interest on the above loans was also collected during the year under report. (2) Excise, Opium and Drugs. 92. Excise (vide Statements Nos. 36 to 40-D.)-The total receipts during the year from excise, opium and drugs amounted to Rs. 7,09,414 as against Rs. 7,01,808 during the previous year. The increase of Rs. 7,606 is due to the increase of rate of duty for “Charas ” which was brought into effect from 1st April 1924. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 28,977 as against Rs. 26,437 in the preceding year. The increase of Rs. 2,540 is due partly to the introduction of revised scale of pay for the menial staff and partly to the annual increment allowed to the staff and the Extra Assistant Commissioner. The net revenue after deducting expenditure was Rs. 6,80,437 against Rs. 6,75,371 in the last year. The incidence of excise revenue per head of population rose from Re. 1-6-8 to Rę. 1-6-11 during the year under report.

·OF AJVER VERTIARA FOR 1924 25 21 105 General –The total collection of income tax and super tax amounted to Rs 2,63,036 The number of persons assessed to tax by the Income Tax Officers in Ajmer Merwara was 578 as against 614 in the previous year Μο person was prosecuted for failure to submit accounts The cost of collection amounted to Rs 7,333 as against Rs 6,139 in the preceding year 28 appeals were filed under section 30 (1) of the Income Tax Act 29 appeals including arrears of last year were disposed of under this section during the year under review A sum of Rs 4,819 was remitted on appeal 3 appeals were filed under section 32 (1) of the Income Tax Act, 2 of which were disposed of during the year under review and one remained pending at the close of the Jear The percentage of expenditure on the total collection was 278 The inadence of tax per head of population (495,271) in the district of Ajmer Merwara calculated on the amount collected was 8 4 annas B-REVENUE AND FINANCE OTHER THAN IMPERIAL 106 District Fund (vide Statements Nos 43 to 45) --The year opened with a cash balance of Rs 30,532 excluding the Dispensary Fund balance of Rs 728 The receipts amounted to Rs 86,605 against Rs 81,839 in 1923 24 The corresponding figures of expenditure are Rs 81,272 against Rs 77,362 in the preceding year The increase in receipts during the year is due to better realisations from the capitation tax on animals during the Pushkar Tair, while the increase in prpenditure which falls mainly under head' 26-Scientific and other minor Department' is due to Experimental cultivation in the Agricultural Model Tarm at Mahrera in Beawar Tahsıl The closing balance of the District Fund on the 31st March 1925 stood at Rs 35,969 excluding that of the Dispensary Fund, amounting to Rs 624 The Board held 4 meetings during the year Local Funds 107 Dispensary Fund – The cash balance at the credit of the Ajmer Merwara Dispensary Fund at the beginning of the year amounted to Rs 728 27,450 against Rs 1 to the nonpaym The expenditure during the year amounted to Rs 10,554 as compared with Rs 11 004 in the preceding year, showing a decrease of Rs 450 which is due to a general decrease under nearly all heads of expenditure The year closed with a cash balance of Rs 624 exclusive of investments in Government securities to the extent of Rs 44,000 108 Chouhidarı Fund --The receipts amounted to Rs 13 971 13 11 as against Rs 16,108 41 in the previous year, the decrease being due to short collections from cess and from contributions payable by the Istimrardars towards the cost of their chowkıdars' uniforms The expenditure was Rs 13,925 12 11 as against Rs 21,029 0 6 in the last jear, the latter amount included tio extraordinary items of (1) an investment in Gorernment securities and (2) unusual charges for clothing of Chowhidars The closing balance of the fund on the 31st March 1925 was Rs 5 579 12 3 the condition of the fund being sound Besides this cash balance there are investments aggregating to Rs 25,000 and a permanent advance of Rs 50 at the credit of the fund 109 Nasirabad Cantonment Fund—The total receipts and expenditure respectively amounted to Rs 93,269 and Rs 86,028 as compared with Rs 84,489 and Rs 86,386 in 1923 24 The increase of Rs 8,780 in receipts wis due to the sale of conservancy plant, etc , and recovery of the charges of conserrancy services rendered to the military units and departments by the cantonment authority under the New Cantonment Act II of 1924 ir ·22 REPORT OX THE ADMIXISTRATION SECTION VI. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, Compiled by R. Littlehales, E-9., J.A.I.E.S., Superintendent of Education, Delhi and Ajmer-crsara.j 110. Direction and Inspection (vide Statements Nos. 46 to 55).-The year marked yet another change in the direction and inspection of schools. A separate appointment for carrying on the work of Superintendence of Education for Delhi and Ajnier-Mervara, permanently held by lír. Vatkins pas discontinued: the duties being entrusted to the Educational Commissioner with the Government of India. Mr. Richer held charge till February, 1925, when he went on leare. Mr. Littlehailes officiated for him. Towards the close of the year an Assistant Superintendent of Education, whose headquarters were at Ajmer, was appointed in place of a Deputy Inspector of Schools. Mr. Ram Dhan held this appointment till the last day of the year under reriet, when [r. Joshi was appointed in his place. Mr. Gaya Prasad continued as Sub-Deputy Inspector during the year, Mr. Ram Dhan retired on the 31st March after 40 years' raluable and loyal service. His work has been spoken of very highly by all officials. 111. University and College Education. The scheme for the establishment of a Rajputana University was definitely abandoned during the year; as it did not find support from the more important of the Rajputana States. In the meantime there was a movement in the United Prorinces to start an affiliating University at Agra, Thich would affiliate to itself all external colleges not linked to Allahabad. When and whether the Agra University will come into being, still remains to be seen. But it appears that Educational institutions in Rajputana will sooner or later hare to find a solution for the problems created by the passing of the Allahabad University Act of 1921, and the formation of the United Provinces Board of High School and Intermediate Education. The majority of the degree classes in Rajputana, including those of the Gorernment College, Ajmer, are comparatively small, and would scarcely justify their existence as special collegiate entities if their Intermediate classes were remored. 112. Government College, Ajmer.-The following are the main remarks of Dr. Diller, the Principal, on the working of this college. “ The year 1924-25 has been one of steadr progress and improrement. The College is in a flourishing condition, and the number of students continues to increase. In March 1925 the number of students was 112. The increase in number is mainly in the Intermediate classes, but the Degree Classes, though still small, are growing steadily. The College prepares students for the Intermediate Examination of the United Prorinces Board, and for the B. A. and B. Sc. Esaminations of the University of Allahabad. The subjects taught are English, History, Economics, Logic, Persian, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. Terminal Examinations are held three tines a year, and thereafter terminal reports are issued to parents. The results of the University and Board Examination were good. The College has societies of an educatire nature such as the Debating Society, the Hostel Association and the Scientific Society, which serre to sharpen the minds and widen the interests of students. The Boarding Houses are commodious and comfortable, the boarders numbering 40 in March last, are drawn from all parts of Rajputana. The Superintendent of the Boarding House is one of the Professors, and he pays much attention to the welfare and comfort of the boarders. In addition to its repute for excellent work in the class rooms, the college has a name for its encouragement of manly games. All students, if not medically unfit, join in games. Last year the College teams gate a good account of themselves against local teams, and the Cricket XI distinguished itself by playing in the final of the Rajputana Cricket Tournament.

·OF AJVER BIERWARA TOR 1991 5 23 From the proceeds of endowments 11 scholarships varying from Rs 4 to Rs 10 a month, are awarded annually to deserving students Five of these are tenable by students of the Degree Classes and six by students of the Inter mediate Classes There is the usual percentage of free scholars The College derites its income from fees Endowments Municipal and State contributions The income from fees during the year has been approxi mately Rs 11 360 and the Imperial expenditure on the College about R$ 53 500 More expenditure on staff on library and on laboratories is required Plans for electric lighting are under consideration 113 Secondary Education --The number of High and Middle Schools on 31st March 1925 was the same as in 1924 there is however a total increase of 277 in the number of scholars 114 Gorernment Anglo I ernacular High Schools - The Government High Schools in Ajmer continued to do good work The Government School at Bisla is one of the best institutions in these parts The Government Moinia Islamia High School hrs however, still to enrol larger numbers in its high section The Head Master thinks that the accommodating capacity of the building cannot keep pace with the anticipated progress and advocates the need of placing a 2nd storey on the building There is no doubt that addı tional accommodation is necessiry Better prospects for the teachers and co ordination of teaching and of subjects in the two Government High Schools are likely means to promote the popularity of the School and to make for educational economy without loss of efficiency 115 Other recognised Anglo I ernacular High Schools - Recognised High Schools have muntained a uniform standard of efficiency Beawar 18 well supplied with High Schools It has three--the Misson A B High School the Holland Municipal Ver School and the Sanatan Dharam A V High School It is doubtful whether the needs of a small place like Beawar would not be fully met by two schools The chief requirement of the Anglo Vernacular Schools in the District at present is that of trained teachers In fact with the exception of the Government High School a truined teacher is still the exception rather than the rule in Anglo Vernacular Schools in Ajmer Merwara It seems essential to create local facilities for the training jmer Merwara aided schools parti he Punjab and the United Provinces training our teachers 116 Curriculum – Now that the Rajputana Middle School Examination has been abolished Ajmer Merwara Schools may sooner or later have to follow the curriculum laid down by the United Provinces Bourd in its entirety Such a course may probably effect the standard of English in the higher classes Furthermore the demand for the introduction of English as a 2nd language in the Vernacular Final Schools mayıf granted tend to a further lowering of the standard of English Since these Schools are not generally in a position to pay the salaries needed to engage good teachers of English it may also prejudicially effect the enrolment in Anglo Vernacular schools 117 Vernacular Secondary Education --Vernacular Secondary Educa tion is making satisfactory progress and the percentage of boys proceeding to the Secondary stage has increased The need for Boarding House accom modation and for extensions to School houses in rural Secondary Schools has not yet been satisfactorily met Many Secondary schools are understaffed and work is carried on with the help of Primary Grade teachers 118 Primary Fducation --The number of Primary schools was "143 during the year under review as against 138 last year The increase is due to the opening of 4 Government and one Municipal Primary Schools There 15 a decrease of 342 scholars in Primary schools which is due to the decrease in numbers in Mission Primary Vernacular Schools and Primary sections of the Railway schools In Government schools there is a slight increase in number In many places Primary schools are badly housed and time has now arrived when a serious effort should be made to erect houses at places where numbers justify the establishment of a permanent school 1 z ·24 kerORT ON TIIL ADMINISTRATION 119. Indigenous Schools.-Besides the schools reviewed above there is a large number of private institutions managed by Mission and other bodies, It is not possible to collect absolutely reliable figures under this head but the statistics available show a total of 116 schools with 4,737 scholars. Some of these schools might be brought to the Departmental standard with slight changes in curricula. 120. Primary Education and Local Bodies-Speaking of local bodies in general it may be said that the Beawar Municipality is spending the largest amount on education and Ajmer the least. The Kekri Municipality runs an Anglo-Vernacular Middle School which is being managed for them by Government Omicers. The main function of local bodies in education is Primary Education. 121. Education of Girls.--The number of institutions of all gracies for girls was, as in the previous year, 16. The total cnrolment has gone up slightly. Girls' schools in Ajmer and Beawar are full and flourishing. Onc of the girls from the M. E. Mission School at Ajmer was awarded the Lacly Reading Scholarship for midwifery training at iſe Elizabeth Carret Anderson Hospital, London. She completed licr course during the year and is thus the second Indian woman to pass the Examination. On the whole female education is still very backward in Ajmer-Verwara, less than one per cent. of the entire female population is reading in Schools of all grades. A satisfactory feature of girls education is the presence of girls in rural schools. 122. Mohammadan Education. There were during the year 1,336 Mohammadan students out of a total 9,594 in boys' schools and 29 out of 1,385 in Girls' schools. Thus the percentage of Muslim students in the schools is still very low. In view of the fact that the Muslim boy often spends 3 to 4 years in reading the Quran before he takes to secular education, endeavours are being made to induce Maktabs to introduce secular subjects of instruction along with their religious instruction. 123. Special Education. The Ajmer Normal School and the Beawar Mission Vernacular School combined are now turning out more trained Pri. mary teachers than can be absorbed in the Schools. The Christian Girls Boarding School at Nasirabad trains women teachers, but only enough for the requirements of the Mission Society. 124. Co-operatire Society Schools.-The Co-operativc Society has starteci schools for children as well as schools for adults. The latter class of school seems to be successful. 125. Special Scholarships.-The Government awarded special scholarship of Rs. 30 per mensem during the year to enable one Ajmer-Mervara student to pursue his studies and obtain training at the Benares Engineering College. 126. Physical Culture.-A good deal of attention is paid by schools to physical culture and most of the larger institutions have good Hockey, Cricket and football teams. Drill and Desi Kasrat are popular in village schools. Scouting and the girl guide movements are gaining considerably in popularity. 127. University and other Examinations. The results of the various University and other public examinations have on the white been satisfactory. The Rajputana Middle School examination was definitely abandoned during the year. 128. European Education. The St. Anslem's High School for boys and the Convent High School for girls are both flourishing institutions run by the Franciscan order. They provide an excellent education for the children of people who cannot afford the cost of the Hill schools. Both institutions work for the Cambridge Local Examinations and are able to show excellent results, ·OF AJVER MERWAR4 FOR 1924 25 20 There are at present 297 boys and 182 girls in these two schools There is also a Railway European Primary school which gives children a sound grounding up to class II, where there are 31 children in attendance Outside Ajmer there are Railway Schools at Abu Road Phulera, Bandikui, Gangapur and Jodhpur All these schools provide an elementary education for the children of Railway servants They are all well equipped and well managed All are aided by Government grants except Jodhpur 129 General --During the year under review slow but steady progress has been made in education With greater funds and a fuller interest by the local bodies in Primaory education a much greater advance would be possible ·20. 2-Civil Dirisions of Ajmer-Nerwara District for 192-1-26. 28 REVENUT. Yamc of Sub- Division. Vanc of Executivo District. Number of Judicial and Royenne Sub-Divisions, Arca in quare miles. Population. Chicf Towns with l'opulation. Number of Average of Total cost Number of civil and Number of Maximum distance maximum Total of Police distance in villages Revenue Magistrates in anilcs of villages milcs of vilnumber O Micials Judges of all. from nearest of Police and Police lages from roll. of all sorts. court. Oficcrs. of all sorts. ncarest kinds. court. on ront Land Rovenio. GrORA revue including district fund. 1 2 3 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 30 Ajmer. Ajmcr-Mer- 1 280,106 Ajmer . 99,5:11 2,42,414 WATA. 2,070 Nasirabad . 19,651 429 24 41 24 miles from Ajmer to Harinara 10 Kckri. .. נ ג Kokri 5,698 98,851 25,96,099 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION Deoli 3,474 879 3,78,270 1,05,620 Verrara ... 1 611 116,311 Boawar 22,362 319 . 10 en- 9 33 miles from Todgarh to france point of Mervara. TOTAL 3 ... 2,721 ... 485,271 718 30 50 3,48,034 R. J. W. HEALE, MAJOR. Commissioner, Ajmer-dlerwara, ·OF UJUER TERTARI FOR 1934 25 o 3-Statement of spalators of the Aymer-Blerkara Dutrict according to the Ceru s;7.? 8,931 . دردلو (sit oner, Aymer-lerrara, Umer Jermara Total Kekri Ajmer According to Cerra cf 1991 28 3.9 117373 86 562 22 332 O copied to set 116 311 190 371 90390 243390 f'osult ca 146 118 183 916 Wacher femme amer and Kekri Clasnificat cu of palation Verkara TOTAL Gal-Darasjon Itinda 274 698 Basma 81 662 :0114 12 670 Armint 3613 1 402 SIL 213 5149 Arganday ! 1395 I!! 113 l'arm 191 Badhut Ou. 1 9 2 495,971 R. I HEALE, MAJOIT Chnet an 1 TOTAL 81548) Principal langarges Ajmet 2 Dbandha 1 op Japaru 3 Mantari Merwin 5 Hewan & He 7 [re. 1:22 9 Cat 10 E 11 Feb ·No. 2-Civil Divisions of Ajmer-Alerwara District for 1924-25. 28 RETENUE. Name of Sub- Division. Name of Executive District. Number of Judicial and Reyonuo Sub-Divisions, Area in square miles. Population. Chi Towns with Population. Number of Average of Total cost muinum Nuraber of civil and Number of Maximum distance Total distance in of Police villages Rereauc Magistrates in number Officials on ront Judges of all iles of villages miles of vilfrom acarest of Police and Police lages frora roll. of all sorts. court, Officers. of all sorts. nearest kinds. court. Land Revenno. Gross revenge including district fund. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 Ajmer. Ajmer-Mer. Warn. 1 280,106 Ajmer 99,541 2,42,414 . 2,070 Nasirabad . 19,651 429 24 30 1 26 miles from Ajmer to llarmara Kekri 1) Kekri uve 5,098 98,85.1 (23,96,099 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION Deoli 3, 174 879 3,78,270 1,05,020 Merpara 1 642 116,311 | Beawar 22,362 319 10 CN- 9 33 miles from Todgarh to trance point of Mervara. TOTAL 3 2,711 495,271 7-18 30 50 3,48,03+ R. J. W. IIEALE, MAJOR. Commissioner, djmer-Jersoara, ·151 7 1 3 12 d echarged and 8 pendung 9 143 to 153 157 158 Ring or unlawful praembly and 1 y 10 110 1 171 Perronat ng puble ser ant Or Bo duer Total I 8 16 2 8 15 19 2 94 13 diecharged and 4 pending Class II --Serious offences against the period 11 309 3 3 398 Norder 3 6 9 1 1 3 6 6 I died 1 Ahaoondine Cano Ahown pending expauged on 2nd January 41w thdrawn 12307 1 4 5 13 904 3 8 1 6 7 2 1 5 5 1436 3 3 1 2 18 377 Attem ta et morder Cu pablo bom cdo Tlape by a peraou other than the baband Urnatural offence Expomaze of plants or con coalmont of birth Attompt at mud abetment of Bucide 3 9 1 1 1 3 9 21 discharged OF AJMER MERWARA 16 317 318 6 6 5 1 2 17 305 306 300 1 7 8 2 1 5 1 8 1 dischargod. 3 no 7 16 1 1 6 2 1 16 1 17 1 withdrawn 1 dirobarged 18 399 331 333 995 Onevouis bart 3.6 29 328 Adminik er ng stupefy og druga to causo hurt 20 3 7 330 332 394 Thurt 1 1 1 23 2 24 16 d scharged and 5 pending TOR 1991 25 24 10 24 3 1 4 1 2 17 5 2 22 1 died 2 coropoundod, 9 din charged and I pending 19 1 ale onding 6 d scha god and 3 pending 5 12 1 16 1 6 3 10 9 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 13 1 14 ducharged and 4 ponding 21 63 to 09 and 371 Edmapping or abduct on wel to 373 Ing, cto for pront tut on nad doaling in Blaves 388 to 319 Wrongful confinement and Tee Ta ut in zot or for purpouo of exto ton 93 558 X 3 33 Crum mal force to pubia Herrapt or Tomin DTAD attempt to comm t theft or wgfully confine 25 304A 3u8 Raph or pegl gent art 2018 DR dos h or snavougaart 2 18 11 9 1 2 17 17 2 2 1 2 3 1 pend ng To al 17 115 30 109 13 11 13 $9 145 aded wh ran, Sabacond 1 2 compoon lol 35 die cha ged and 13 pending 31 ·Return of cases-contil. 32 TRUE CASTS. RANTANER. Total Vagiatrato's trag cases. Numbor pendiu: from previous year. Liit. Total Jagistrate's cases ending in conviction. Oonco. Yot detected or apprehended. Grand Total of true cases (columns 14+15). Sorial nurlar. Total true cases (columus 8+11+ 12+13). quitted. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 10 $ 8 5 2 6 1 16 7 14 15 1 disobargod. 1 7 LIG 9 7 1 21 29 OU 2 343 dischargod. 9 32 ... 1 1 1 10 3 11 10 dinchargod. 1 3 . ... ... ... Cings III.-Sorious ofroncos against poraon and property or against proport, only. 25 39.7, 397, 305, 399, Dacoity and proporatiou and 10.. 1189anbly for dncoity. 26 394, 397, 398, 392, Robbory 383. 720, 251, 252, 430 to Sorious mischiof and coguato 133, 135 to H0. offoucos. 23123, 129. Mischiof by killing, poisoning or maiming any animal. 29 154, 155, 157 to 100, Lurking houpo-tronpass H9 to 152. hougo-bronking with intont to commit an offonco, having indo proparution for hurt nud houso-trapast with a viow to commit an olfonco, or linviny mado proparation for hurt. 1 6 1 2 11 15 7 discharged and 3 ponding. 1 .. 1295 144 61 31 274 439 40 13 441 90 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 479 (1 absconding, 24 dischargod nnd 3 ponding. or or 30 311, 100, 101 ... *** ... *** ... *** OOD ... ** . Bolonging to gangs of thngs, cacoita, robbers and thiovos. 90 461 20 Total 487 13 75 305 187 17 67 16 *** 554 1 absconding, 15 diecharged and O pouding. Cings IV.-Minor offences against tho person. Wrongful restraint and confincmont. 31 311 to 361 1 4 2 1 1 ... 8 . 10 8 dischargod. ++. 32 336, 337 7 7 1 1 1 *** 5 Rash act causing kart or onde angering lifo. 6 . • *** Total 12 11 1 15 2 1 2 5 1 8 dinobargou. *** ...

·Clase V-Minor oflences against property of cattle 13 65 77 6 13 19 5 95 59 59 33 9 9 to 393 Theft ordinary 32 406 52 386 12 3 23 162 23 150 386 77 16 463 1 abeconding 1 hocemo usand 41 dlecharged and pending 34 498 to 409 Criminal breach of trust 29 7 26 3 1 3 6 1 10 47 1 712 ab conding 30 die harged and 10 pending of cattle 2 22 24 1 1 10 8 1 3 12 19 95 411 to 41% Receiving atole property Theft 6 61 67 3 2 34 15 56 16 10 7 (ob 4 721 ab conding 1 wthdraw discharged and 2 pending 30 419 420 Cheating 5 17 28 1 1 7 9 6 19 7 1 28 3 absconding 1 withdrawn 4 d scharged and 3 pending 1 37 417 418 6 1 16 17 2 9 1 5 111 12 1161 W thdrawn 87 d echargod and 13 pending 153 and Criminal or house trorpars and lurking house-troepass or house urcalads Brealang closed receptaclo 38 461 402 OF AJMER VERTI IRU FOR 1994 25 63 63 695 30 15 71 341 37 120 561 "58 40 Total 819 7 absconding 3 withdrawn 1 bucamo Insano 17 dHcharged and 46 pend og Claeg VI -Other offencos not speciflod abovo 39 403 to 207 Ononces againgt rel gion 1 2 1 1 1 87 83 884 dischargod. 131 135 3 123 N 3 127, 28 0 1557 d scharged and I puding 40 200 277 2-9 290 Pablo Ruibancos bo.98 -89 J1 to 9! poction 34 (Act of 1961 mumano # Soct on 35 polco Act and ponalnllo andor Cautt Codo lucal law an? 93 091 1 030 06 999 15 {1 024 1094 20 107 199 101 19 120 3 26 143-discharged Ollouoc under epocal and local laws doularot to be cognizablu 33 ·Part I. Return of cases-conclil, 34 TROR 0197.3 samoo) 10 Number in which invosti. gation was refused. Numbor pending from provious year. Number romaining for in vuatigation $+5-6). Number provců or doclar? cd to bo false. Nnmber reported in the year. Nainbor duo to mistako of law or fact or declared zon.cognizablo. Number pendius at vud of yeur. REMA018. Law. Serial number, OfFenco. Total Jagistrato's truo Total Jagistr.to's OnA?8 vading in conviction. Dincbarged or ac quitted. Grand Total of truo 01108 (clumns 11+15). אין וינרסנסין papuogordde: Couviotce. Total truo, cs68 (column +11+ 12+ 13). כשהאי 3 ܐܐ 12 13 15 15 3 Class VI. Other offoncos not spooijod abovo-contd. 51 ... Ca 3 . 18 .. 42 All offences andor the Crimi. aal Tribe8 dot (III of 1911) (A). 1 55 36 18 12* .. 33 lcquitted on appeal. and ... 13 53 C.P.C. (Bad lirolihood 110 ... .. ** . 109 125 1,310 Tolal 1,103 11,315 E3 53 1.37% 163 120 1,513 13 di-cbg:geindd i paalis. ... APPENDICES TO TUE REPORT ON THE ALMINISTRATION GRAND TOTAL 9,553 185 2,650 1B 217 1,F31 130 539 2,333 350 395 3,695 died, !l nbscovilica, 5 miibo doma, romandel, became insan, SS iecznod poulias. dcis. . . # Arma Cantt. C. P. Codo Exciso Fxplosivo Ernigration Fighorico Coluinn 1.-Thia Abonld inolndo all caacy regarding thich the variatriin has not preod ondrok. Column 8.--Entor only chech prored or declnrollo lo dolibuszbolj falso. Columns 15.-Entor only can taken mp dircct by Jingintra!*. Attomptant and allotment of any of nuco ghouli lo fuori rith tho rulantir, nece qor! In altrel. Orioncog indor tha folloring Rections of the chainst shirhlbey Aruoba onll to consomniaqnizah! • For figures for ortance bader Apecial casotincntuklinally evaplar 1077) 13crolinynninn. 1514 *rsial. () ThCao CamCA aro uot nll cognizablo anilor actions in of thn Criminal Procluso Coxo ba! that lobors na no:1 1:2 internal & In: 420 kocł omgemalence. Boclions. dcte. Sections, dels. Scout. 19 and 20. Ferrien 23 to 23. Syit 8.71 C2*** rupo:!cidires! :otho Moilar plon!d nahornia colamuri il 13 and 14. Forest 61, 01, 02, 63 ad Co. Trinitaph to 93. And CAP* ing:i:ano complis!1 to n ngjante shes: rcfemultobs nia to 109 and 110. Gambling 13. Vngracy 19 W 22 thn Ilier lor investigation or 9: vill, if ford 177:, bo shot in colare. 15, il 45 to 53. Opinin . if thoj rruilt in a civic inn in column 16.1!40, bet 19thors 4. A is fonti 13. Port Onico 53. uomi Ani rep by the Ja 4.1!, these till not appear in the matenent 82. Railway 100, 101, 119, 120, 121, Thonnessi 48 of a complaint sokan Masinmoudrofunulio and poorel 1 to 6. 121 to 150 (1). by the Police whir's never tholrania taken up lintho Mazis:1:0 and freults in a Registration . Brod 52. contirting will apliului in colunin li and io. Colurin 1 of the senisng mi!hith compriua colunan 10 rc!or: 0ply to those ma* mith which colampy sto! 20 cucernam. 20 Profoarionni barplnrici. NOTER, 15 'Thoft of Products, 237 Written reporth. G. WIDDELL, Superintendent of Police, finger Jericura. .

·(r de soctioa irr) STATEVEXTA No 5-Return of Cognizable crime for the year 1924 Part II - Return of persons concerned in caset TubeONS CONCERNED IN Maana TRATTS CARTO TA QUE NO Porno in custody pending trial or la feel gos of op bal ondernect on 1 W Crime Pracadora Cole at bex on ng of peer concerned in carce reportal Loloased nader noction 169, Criminal ITO celuro Codo nodo da ga na 20% Eeleased by Magistrates order before tral. Arrestod by to pouce dar of the your 114TXIL 1 ** Jour Jarpuso r09 pod jo saqman or in chatody ponding trial of 10- voetigation or on balat and of your Nombor on Tomber of persona tried. Namber acqattal or dobargod Seriuszber Amber convited Number arrested ū Aomber scquitted or discharged Aomber convicted. 1 1 s 9 19 Bootlon. of Indian Penal Coco OP AJMER BERTARA FOR 1921 25. 1 1 11317, 118, 119, (1 D 1) Aletment of cognizable of coco Comal alle criminal conspiracy Total Class 1-Oconees skaint tha Ntato, Public Tran quy bafoty od Juutine 7131 07 134, 133 . Omro Tolating to the Army a 3 mitos otto 1 $ to w Dito 7 An 141. Dito starp COT pient Pro mlery note I Gust 16 I) to Carrey Dular ollut nato *** 33 ·Part II-Return of persons concerned in cases--contıl. 30 PEROSS (O'Cirpix JAGIA IIITES' CI80. lo section 170. Perrons in custoig pending trial or investigation or on bail und Crimin il Proceduro Codo at beginning of ycar 19 coucerned iu cascs roported to or in calcs taken up by tho police. REYIT: K9. Released by Vagistrato's oriler boforo (rul Released under section 109, Criminal Procuduro Codo. Artcatcd by the Polico during the year. Ofrenco, Lav. Sumber of per-013 erading Test ut Vanbe: 111 moly pulm: trial or 10) แ: ital ar ยม ใน 11 แt (1ld of 3 ir. Sunter of persons trul. 5 Sumba muuttaa ur discharzed. Serial zamber. Nusaber cuadetud. Suburc quittul or di-charged. تنها ، با :)cl Sumbur urrud. Xubur contacted 12 11 13 51 10 3 Class I.-Offonoes against tho Stato, Publio Tran. quillity, Saroty and justico-contd. 3 1 1 3 3 3 . 7212 and 216, 216A. Harbouring an offender 8 213, 215, 221, 225, 223B Otlicr offences agiust public and : 26 juatico. 113 to 153, 157, 155 and Rioting or unzufnl a acmbly 133 10 110, 170, 171, Pcrromntios public forint soldier, APPENDICES TO TUL REPORT OS TIL DMISISTRITION 6 *** *** . .. 1 19ruli' :- I Di-1.1.1.2.1:17. 13 239 05 13 *** . 1 3 Total 233 19 13 110 1:1, 2:1:"n, vipilir: Clans II.S rious ofioncos agninst tho peroon. 11 302, 303, 306 Murder co 3 11:. *" . 1 2 12 307 3 *** . .. 11 il.: 17. 13 301, 303 Attemptint inurier Cniprblo hoiniciin Rapa bra perron other than tho burbal}. 1 . ... 1.376 *** 1 1. ... 15 1377 ... ". *** *** 16 317, 318 Uunatural offenco lixpoauto of infants or conceale mont of birth. Attempt at anlabolmont of Huiciilo ... .. ... .., .. *** 17 305, 306, 309 1 5 *** 3 1 *** ·1 10 12 23 0 103 26 / 309 331 w3 395 390 Gr erous hurt 335 35 3 withdraw 20 pending 19023 Adm n sten s stupefying drugs to cause hurt 33 is 13 1 37 19 21 1 pending 1 diod 2 compoundod, 3 pending 16 13 1 2 18 21 17 1 23 10 ponding 9 327 330 37 Hurt 21 303 to 65 dCi to "3 Kidnapping or abduct on well az etc for prost tution and dealius in Flares 22 316 to 315 Wrongfal confinement and ten trajut in bccrot or for purpose of oxtortion 353, 356 357, 357. Crmnal forco to public servant or woman or an attempt to commit theft or vrougfully confine 1) 301.4 338 Rach or regl gent act causing death or grovoca hurt 1 G 6 1 3 1 1 ci 2 1 1 pending Total 10 114 94 6) 99 3 23 180 46 99 2 died 3 withdrawn 2 compound ed 3 ponding OF AJMER MERWARA Class IJI Serious offences against person and pro perty or against property only 28 23 14 3 2 4 4 3 Pardoned FOR 1024 25. 3 lu 17 12 3 3 7 2 5 1 Do 1 1 10 10 1 1 2 23 14 ► . 2 5 pending 25 395 397 398 399 402 Dacoity and preparation and Besembly for dacoity 21 39 397 398, 392 393 Robbery 27 2-0 281 282, 430 to 433 Serioue in seh ef and cognate off 135 to 40 ences 28 428 429 M chief by kill og Oleoding or maiming apy animal 29 454 455 457 to 400 419 Lurking botea-trespass or houter to 45 breaking wth intent to commit an offence or having made preparat on for hort and house truppaas with a view to commit on offence or having made preparat on for hurt 80 311 400 401 Belonging to gangs of thugs dacosta robbere and thieves 115 4 3 77 IR 111 34 77 GG 5 Do 17 10% 15 1 3 151 1.1 Total 161 12 99 4 16 Pardoned 10 Pend us 37 ·UITENDICES TO TILL REPORT OX Till JDIXISTRATION 10 (Hide Scction III.) STATUJEVT B. No. 6. (Return of non-cognizablo crime for the year 1924.) l'arl I.-Norra ofera". irimler of cigarh rion ng dati, 11- Linie; o! To'al for sesor al fet!.713 13:31 by C17+3770: Sint:71:. Ortoure. Yo! :** i vel!! 9). 1:29:11,'.P.) Low. ;-n܃ ܃ : ܙx-::'1 ܕܢ ܐ ܝ܀ ܕ ܐ، ܢܝܼܨܕ - .ܢܢ ܙܢ1 tica,1,2; listik of best. Mijlen gezelli", a rör: 10 D.00:10::2. !: fi ;' ܙܕܐ ܕܨܙ »" ܙ: ܐ: ;fuil ܐܐܕ ܙrifu ; ; f ܕܪ̈ 1(0;013!!! Tit (naistb. Casu. Tuve Theron attend us 01 tt livik ti. Vinlas moins Scrial aninher. 1:1:" r 1. 1 2 3 . . *** 115 Altinnt of 1097-un Dallr of 4 10 coini itird.rte. 117 ... 111112 rom!**0n no" 2:17:10 offo nei lisahlır is 1 . . 118, 119 . Courmaliter d. *171 to Curroutz.o'. combile 1200 (1) ani 19013 () Xonanrumble crimirn! COauroy. Toin! ... Cins8 1.-Olencan gainst tho sante, Publto Tranquiluty, etc., etc. 1 2 el to 130, 705 + от все Statis. 1163119 .. 3 137 Ilarionris ili srthern Boxmniter of rup * 127 to 19, 201 to 201, Ofncia agam gullic 211, 224, 227 44 229 juice 27 -- 5 161 to 169, 317 to 233 big pulic 1 1 ... Offent ferianti. ... that 15 1 i- ... .. 6 139 to 200, 205 to 211, Talfa cudinner, inlar 421 to 121 complaints and cuna, and friudulent dicen anul 1-poustion of property. 405 to 17A Forgery or fmodulen.ls ning forful cocn. mente, not beins tios. crnicnt Promnie ory notes and falsifying Accounts, 31 1 1 ... ... 1 1 9. ... ܝܝ . .. 4. .. 8 261 to 267 Ofronces renting weights and measurca, 9 452 to 489 Maling or neing falfo trado marks. 10 | 1:19,* 1534 to 156, 100 . Rioting, uuln riul asscmbls, affary. ... 1 1 *** ... 1 .. ... Total 13 13 $ . 2 : Class II.--Sorious offences against the porson. Cansing miscarriago 11 312 to 316 16 ... ... 12 370 Buying or disposing of alates. .. .. 44. ... 12A 376 Rapo by the husband . . .. ••• Total → ... ... ... ... .. *** Class III.-Sorious offencos against the property. 13 384 to 389 Extortion . 2 8 10 1 Total 2 8 10 7 1 ** 15. * Offencos under section 149 are sometimea cognizable-sce the entry relating tl.cloto i lho second echedule to the Code of Criminal Proceduro (Act 1 of 18:8).

·bave occurred or boetakos of law . OP AJMER MERWARA FOR 1994 25 Part 1 - Return of cases-contd Aomber of cases tried to a conclus on and endug in- Law Oxence * Number pend ng at beg na ng of year e Cases reported in the year * Total for d sposal (ooltmng 4 and Number dem sed w thout tr al 247 Cases uwb haccnsed d ed non ped or became Beane during trial or in wh ch charges were abandoned com 18 259 333 345 and 494 OT e court Devor to Nuraber pending at close of year Number decla ed CD scharge or nogu ttal Numbor be the court bo d that a cogu zatlo offence 4comiatted Ser al number Совое гетеrе d од прер аl оr од го в ор Cony t on or fact 2 3 8 13 13 Class IV - Minor offences against the person. Wrongful confinement Crım dal force 14 345 3 3 2 1 15 359 355 358 20 264 304 40 43 183 94 14 16334 87 87 15 36 b 4 6 Hurt on grave or endded Provocat on Volantarily Caus Dg Lurt 17 3 3 88 663 85 156 303 57 60 2 181 374 Total 106 919 1 057 140 235 514 $5 81 2 19 417 418 1 48 49 6 1 1 8 "O 403 to 403 1 8 9 8 Class V-Minor offencos against the property Cheat ng Cum nal mn Happropre tion of property Misch ef (emple) Total Class VI-Other oftendeg not spect Bed abova 91 426 42 43% 115 129 25 40 99 20 13 3 16 171 187 24 42 22 91 21A 503 C PC 1 1 21B 107 C PC 29 19 10 2 7 8 22 298 23 490 to 492 2 2 2 Offences ags nat rel gion Cum nal breach of contract of serv ce Offences relating to Inart age 24 493 to 498 22 97 19 13 17 34 39 16 7 34 41 8 6 23 1 cs 34 31 3 5 23 I 1 23 500 to 502 Defamat on 26 504 506 to 510 Int m dation inalt and annoyance 27 271 to 276 278 298 290 Publc and local mai tances 4 45 31 21 1 2 1 4 28 29A Keep ng a lottery office 29 Canes under Chapter Security for keep ng VIII (A) CPO the peace on conto ton 1 133 134 7 122 6 3 24 27 1 9 en 12 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 30 Cases ander Chapter Phbl e nuisance XOPC 31 Calles ander Chapter D sputes as to more XII CPC able property Cages under Chapter Ma ntenance of wives XXXVI, O PC &nd ch ldren, 33 Ofeuces under other special or Local laws nt cornizable by the Police + Totat " 05,313 3 363 1 894 63 4399 14 97 5 OG 3 803 58 93 10 4,5CG 51 1 7313 GRAND TOTAL 2. 2366 877 9 1 236 16 4 657 S The total column 6 ebonid correspond w b the to al of columns" 8 9 10 and 11 epared by the Mag stras 1 enactments aliould be consolidated and shown in one line against thu ser ! GA\PAT SITA RAJ KHCR DU Suplt of Police, for Sperintendent of Police, Agner G ·42 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (Vide Section III) STATEMENT B. No.7. (Retarz of non-cognizable crime for the year 1924.) Part II. Return of persons concerned in cases. Persons against Thom process is8d8d. Persons tried. Bemarks. Le Offence. Porsons concorncd in casos ponding at boginning of tho yoot, pamoly, under trial or against whom procees had issued. On Magistratos' own motion or information from the Polioo. before the Persons not arrested because they absconded, or opadod or failed to comply with summong during the year, and porsons against whom procongos oro ontstanding at ond of the year. Persons who appoared Courts (a). Persons disobarged after appearanco without trial. Porcentage of numbor conviotoa to nombor against whom process issued (columns 5 and 6). Ő Aoquittod or disobargod. - Persons under trial at close of the year. Sorinl numbor. Namber concomod in caBOB abandonod, compounded or withdrawn, and number who died, oscapod or becamo insano during trial. Number of thoso in column 11 convicted of cognizable Persons who died, escaped or transferrod boforo offences. appearanco. YONG On complaint. Convictod. 2 3 4 6 7 8 12 14(a) 14() 14(c) ... ... *** . .. ... ... 1 SU SU . .. ... 115 Abetment of non-cognizablo offences not committed, etc. 117 Abetting commission of pon.cognizable offence by public, etc. 118, 119 Concealing design to commit non-cognizable offonco. 120B(1) and 120B (2) Non-cognizable criminal conspiracy ... : ... ... . ... .. .. . ... Total ** . ... . 4.0 ... ... .. ... ... Class I. - Offences against the State, Public Tranquillity, etc., etc. 2 121 to 130, 505 the .. Offences against State. .. . ... .. - . . ... . ... ... ... ... ... 3 ( 137 Harbouring deserters by master of ship. 4 127 to 190, 201 to offences against public 201,214, 2254, 227 justice. lo 229. 6 36 29 71 28 22 33-84 20 1 . .. 2 2 2 ... ... 203. ... ... ... 9 11 20 14 3 27.27 3 .. .. . 6 6 2 ... 5 101 to 189, 217 to Offencos by public borrante. 6 239 to 200, 205 to Falso ovidenco, false 211, 421 to 424. complaints and claims and fraudulent deeds, and disposition of proporty, 7 463 to 477A. Forgorg or frandulontly using forged documonts, not being Gore ornmont Promineory notes, and falsifying accounta. 6 1 205 to 267 Offenocs relating to roights and mcasares. 9453 to 459 Dlaking or using falso trado marks. 10 219, 1534 to 158, Rioting, anlamal 160. 4860mbly, affray. 1 ... 1 1 *** ... ... + 3 ... *** 3 3 .. 1 . 20 10 9 1 10 . ... Total 15 69 20 113 59 ... 26 26.53 20 ... 8 .. 11 312 to 316 Class II.-Serious offences against the person. Causing miscarriago Buying or disposing of alarcs. ... *** 13 370 • ... ... .. 10. 13.1 376 . Rape by the hoaband .. ... .. ... ... .. .. ... *** Total . ago *** . ... . ... Cings III. Serions otroncos against tho proporty. Extortian 13 (3to 359 . + 6 15 14 1 16.66 ... .. Total 15 14 116.66 • Ofrucea poder rection 149 aro romelimce cognizablo-sco the cutiy rclating thereto in tho eccond echodolo to tho Codo of Criminal Prooedaro (act l'or 1593).

·number as net whoecony otedes OF AJMER VERWARA FOR 1924 25 Part II - Return of persons concerned in cases---contd Persona Sgainet #hom process 16gned Persons tried Icemarks Law Ofence T'ersons concerned in CAROpending at begynning of the year namely under trial or aga 28t rhom propone bad 16euod 1. Magtattates own mot on Or, information from the Polco Persons not arrested because they abg corded or evaded or failed to comply with bambione during the year and persons aga net whom proconace were outetunding at end of the year Persons who appeared before the Persone discharged after appearance Courts (a) without to al (colama, 5 and 6)*bona prodees E Persons under trial at close of the your Namber concerned an ongea 5 Aoquitted or d scharged 10 popullodwoo DOLOPEND de Porque Ja ne during trial como Number of those n columu opgezaugao go pero AW00 TL do pedera popo [U0902 Ser al number were transferred before appearance * On complant entage of Conveted et 3 8 12 14(a) 14() 14(c) Class IV-Minor offence against the person Wrongfal confinement Criminal force 25 24 24 14345 151 352 353 358 65 684 749 510 35 512 198 16 331 87 B7 15 96 4 4 55 6 36 Elart On grave ог gudden provocat on Volantanly causing hurt 17 323 237 1 604 2 31 841 28 i 1 156 1056 54 22 830 18 374 Total 302 2 893 BS 93 701 47 1 718 1446000 300 494 Cla88 V Minor offences against the property Cheating 19 417 419 5 75 80 61 1 1 93 17 1 20 403 to 405 4 71 75 41 2 2 81 92 Criminal m appropria ton of property Miech ef (emple) Total 21 426 427, 434 58 278 2 334 16? 27 971 34 72 39 67 2 499 264 3D 7 08 10 89 Class VI.-Other offences not epocifed above 21A 503 CPC 1 1 1 21B 107 O PO 73 60 133 2012 43 593 2 16 ca 2 2 . 63 210 273 41 152 72 38 51 29 10 1 81 3 54 4 56% 12 8 83 83 73 3 1 2 1 1 8 42 2 44 40 to 2 100 6 6 1 5 83 33 22 298 Ofences against religion 490 to 494 Criminal breach of con tract of service 24493 to 498 Ofences relating to marriage 25 500 to 502 Defamat on 26 504 506 to 510 Intimidat op inault and annoyance 27 871 to 270 278 284 Pablo or local uuenaces 297 289 290 28 294A Keeping a lottery office 29 Canes under Chapter Seour ty for keeping VIII (A) CPC the peace on convic tion 30 Case nader Chapter Public nu lance X CPC 31 Cases ander Chapter Dapates &s to move XII O PO able property 32 Cases ander Chapter Maintenance of wirea XXXVI CPC and ch ldren $3 Ofences ondero her spec al or local Jars not cogniz able by the Pol ce Total 19 1:28 147 7 134 100 6 CO 18 51 26 31 20 1 1 1 4 4 3 1 205,3891 157 5 571 964 497 81 03 as 935 1735 De 3 268 6 423 1 036 316 4 839 77 40 108 91 9,379 3 040493) 549 GRAND TOTAL 5658 $92 299 49 742 1 613 33 ja) Persons whoko 30 bol teen pending from the prey one year shoald be incladed in this column Note-Tb a statement should be prepared by the Nagretrata GANPAT SITA RAM KHER, Dy Spdt of Police for Superintendent of Police, mer.

·15:39: 02I OXE7%XISTEITIA STITIWEST C. *.5.!!!...!"-2!:17:. til Win!!!", Iglesia! irrinn mhich 1918.gli'! 5 7 .. . 1.1.1 :: í .:: 12 1 ... .. ::::31 ha . ... -- . R. 7:. 7S (0 2013 5 . 1S 11 S.10 0 SS 2.091 0,51: 1: 0 S77: G, TADDELL, Sigrizio:iztu Priim, nr-11.13*.

·Tealgnation without peoBlon 4 Di trlit no Member of Inspector General and Depaly napetova-GDETAL CA Nomber of Saperintendent, Naaber of sait Namber of Dopot Number of Inspec - Namber of Sub In Number of Sergean Total cost payable fros From Teenues Total cost pavablo tbus Imperial and Pre Grand Total cost (cale Aree of district in qua Vrban population of dis • Population of district Number of police stati Number of ontposta. Total amount of cogalzahl ubyeatigated. Proportion of cognizable gated to the police force, Mounted, To papolation paano To stes, 6 Weter, Foot Water Poot & Total. RA 3,000 4,78,270 2710 660 496,271 161,607 34 B5 Rs 379 3,76,310 737 2 Ajmer-Morwara . 17 13 2,879 3 05 4 che 8 09 miles 1 Policeto mec to 566 1 Police MED 52 Details of temporary and additional geardo Iospectors Sab l'aspectors Head-Conetables Conetables Por city punitive polico 60 Entertained up to 23rd March 1921, 20 October 1944. Por Kharwa pentivo police e 1) 26th January 1925 16th Juno 1024. 1 Additional police emploved tomporarily should not be shown is part of the national forco, bat ahoald be added at the end of the statement, the purposes for which they are employed being explained in the text of the report The total cost showu in colum018 should include contingencies. (Fido Section III) • STATEMENT E No. 10 Return showing Equipment, Discipline and General Internal management of the Force for 1924 OF AJMER MERWARA FOR 1921-25 TOTAL STRENGTH AEXLMEX? OF TX3 FOROR Ротади. Rewards BETKVLAKO HO LIXAN KOILTOGAZ NUMBER WTO HAVE LITT TT POZOR DURING THE YEAR, PEXORNIAGE ON TOTAL 4OTUAL BRETOTK 01-3,222 DAY 317 MEN Rewarded dering the year Acto! Banctioned D18 mused. Popished departmen. Islls other wis then dini8601 Pomahe judictally by a Magistrate or Sessions Court, Under seen Under, Chap Under 83D, 331 and IX Ol Other Police Act 948, Iodlan Indien ottence Penal Code Penal Code Namber of Police who can read God white Bange. Distriot, Number of suboth bores, Namber of ndes. Namber of revlovers Death good conduct, stripes, or money reward. Ngeber enlisted during the of 1 year and under 4 years' Ofare and under 11 years Berrice By discharge otherwise than Of 11 setra and order 18 years. 8 of 18 year and over On pension or grabulty Alcara, Admission into lospatel. cat Bent Trobem bez of men of Bleknessaly account col By desurtion 1 By death. a Oficer. z Ollicers е Мео Men Oficers. 12 By promotion. Bf dismissal Officers в офсега. *uar Men, Officers 15 La Oficers 20 27 28 29 30 ES 35 36 Actuals a Blea es Ajwet-Mwara 98 830 33 Seaboses 13 - 20 2 16 - 1 3 97 Carbines and 300 muskets - 8 293 193 81 67 360 163 88 40 27 J613 1 1 IT : 189 ET 4 platols 2 bore=12 Noti, -This statement does not Inclade sealant or Deputy Superintendente or officers of higher roet, Head Constables should be shown as men. G, WADDELL. Superintendent of Police, djmer Alerwara 45 ·l'ide Section IIT) a Judicial Statement No. 1-(Civil and Criminal). No. 11. Slatement showing the role of Jinlicial Do!!!!!!!, 13.1!1!... "Orlop nf Opierpe isipo of my IP!!!:41 Dr :! J181* !rodinn se!!?!!! brir! dj more rooi sy ! bildn/?r:r %], ve!!!-Cený trhu::ls. Uri :"2"LOT Arriner, TYT' IN: 0.111'il, OX.XFII: Ji'n!!1 TRA: t'. 13:19:1. Area. 1994. U !! :') Topola tion. Vamo of 1rict. Juales of Daraniwan fur Cuirii unilu: Laid Curta otsi::84 Vairudzi:. Simirills::1.:+. Cinta l'ruro'st C.: wit T.:1 2 3 1 $ h 2 :9 Civil ... . ". ... ... 19:30 1P'PCXDICIS 10) TIIT, KI:10IIT 0, TIIT .1111X1: TI! ITI0) Criininal 2,7111,107,271 1 1 > Ajiner Merrira. .. ... 1 the . Rerenuc ... D. A. ... ... 1 1 1 1 3 )::: :: S. - TOTAL 1,108,271 1 1 1 1 I 3 19 OTO .. NOT£8.-Coluna 1, Sublere lokal.Thanterio!!! En Millinginn not! ;;":49.! stclonlaulut of pop onu e torvisin jirin linim Ay!!!a! photo Coluinns 10 and 17.-Tho Judiciali preejita fil 05.77; * 1.00!! lo com 3 dor, janing in is!:il!"Y 1., der :::.3.!!1111:: ******** R. J. " TEILE. Jaj, armpinarai Istre i7 Listing pelirrifit.

·OF AJMER MERWAR4 FOR 1321 25 Judicial Statement No. 2-(Criminal).

·· S APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON PAL ADIINISTRITION Judicial Statement (ride Soction No. III.) No. 12-Statement of Ofences reportail and of Pcrsons frivil, conriched and arquitled of rack class Nunber of nftr*** reporteri. numling af rape intuiruca la true, Xromuer oi cauer brought to trini darips thuc quả: 1)cocription of Orenco. . $ 1 1.-OFFEXCES UNDER TIIE L'EXAL CODE. 2 2 CH . . Offences against the State Chapter 17, Sections 121 to 130 Offences against the Army and Xavy- Chapter VII, Sretions 131 to 110 Olences against the public tranquillity- Sections 1.13 to 116, 1:19 to 161, 167, 16ml'nlarful inanambis Chapter VIII 117, 118, 132 and 133, 131 in 100-litins, ofr. 3 2 3 13 18 11 U. ... (Section 100 - Affray Offences by or relating to public servanti- Sections 161 to 169-Br pirlilie acrants Chapter IX 101, 170, 171-Relating to public revanth. ... 1 35 37 Contempts of the lawful anthority of public servantia Chapter X. Seciions 172 10 190 False cvidence and offences against public officers- Sections 193 to 200-Falso evidence, rabordination, cic., of public servants, Chapter XI Sections 201 to 211, 213 to 216, 217 in 223, 2. in 228, 212, 216, 221 to 26-Offence agaiunt publie juni1ck. 10 13 C. 2 5 Oriences relating to coin and Government stamps- Sections 231 to 231-Oriences relating to crin CI 2 Chapter XII 250 to 209-Offences relating to rains .., Ofiences relating to reights and measures- Chapter XIII. Sections 264 to 267 2 3 7 6 6 Ofences affecting the public health, safety, convenience, decency and morals- Sections 269, 270 and 277 271 to 276 and Offences aſſecting public health 278. 284, 287 and 288 Chapter XIV 279 to 283, 285, -Offences affecting safety 286 and 289. 290, 291-Offences affecting convenience 202 to 294-Offences affecting decency and morals Section 204-A - Keeping lottery office or publishing proposals for lottery 8 6 . I. ... ... Onl'cnces relating to religion- Chapter IV. Sections 295, 207 and 298. 2 2 2 3 Of ences affecting the human body Sections 302 and 303Nurder Section 307- Attempt at murder 304.--Culpable homicide Chapter IVI 303-A-Čausing death by rash or negligent act 308- Attempt at culpable homicide 205 and 306--Abetrent suicide 309– Attempted suicide 8 8 2 5 9 3 2 7 5 91 *** ... .. 5 6 >> ... Carried over 137 108 137 VAATA ·OF AJICR IERTARA FOR 1424 25 10 Yo. 2-(Criminal). fence in the Ajmer-Jenrara Districi, during the year 1924 Under tris! dunng the quarter In Joding pending from PrOTIONS quarter Aeqatted OT Copricted Dod oscared jor transferred ja another Province Pemung onder Cosen pending at the clongo the quarter Perast, discharged 5 8 7 8 9 10 7 3 93 4 1 33 2 293 218 42 2 22 3 5 2 2 1 1 . ... 102 23 7 23 9 13 8 7 1 1 1 9 8 content 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 5 1 OB 2 4 410 :. " 2 1 1 NORMAL EN 400 103 107 13 83 #1 ·2:22SDICES IS EE ZEEGET OX IDE DITTEIZ1110S 15. 12-Salemail.uf 0151152 96jhsil cud of PETE5Y3 triel, corristard augsitten of each cost of va Ests pr. 2 C nes 6:0-s icon SCHE 23. 1 2 3 1 Bismitirnari 137 103 137 OFFICE CIDER THE DESTAL CODEJ. .ޗެސޓީ/t ޤާ2.އަގާއި ޖީ.ގާ ގަވާއައިޕީކް އެވެ. ވީޑި" (Swth. 211-T., s. 50 212 81:- Carolig marriage Setin 16-jar; o unborn children 217-pure of infanto 318-Consalu..t of virth bytestet disqual of dead body Size 2230 331 07139--Huri with a cratita circostar.com 72%, 33+ 321, 372 2:10 - Other Curta 333333 351--Virongial restraint 23:15 232 32/64 25, V33 Trongful confirmar Cazit XVI33 Sen. 312, 2:2, 2:35 and 359 27,30 3 2.1337 } -Crimit im 1 361, 265 and 367--Kidnap: olytavatir, circum-tances. 363, 265, 263 and 364-Other ca 15 . 370 and 371-Slavery, 272 and 379-Baying or polling a prortitution. Sortica 374 - Foru latcar 376 Page, . 377-tnturaoliere (7166,3 ayainrt profiti- Sution XES—Th.lt zith aggravating circumstances : Hertimo 879 291 100 101- Other carus . 3665 10 36:13--Eziusticni vith aggravating circumstances 384 and join cash . Bertion 391) [With 302 -Bobbery Othet 1,125 1. Chapter XVII 393) Lattempat ... 390 Will nurilor 1 307 13 308 -Baroity With sttrupit to canre, death or Grievous liuri, Altopard rublurry or daroity winn furinn with drdly Vilh}$]k. 5 Sortiong 300, 303 11 100 and 1112 Odos impuest . . . 103 104---Criminal minappropriation of property . 12 ('rrried over . 1,678 ·OF AJMER VERWARA FOR 1924 933 51 offence in the Ajmer 1erwdra District during the year 1924-contd Under trial daring the quarter including pend ng from P OVIOUS quarter Acquitted ΟΣ a scharged Cody eted D ed escaped or transferred in another Province Rema ning under tral Cases pendan at the close of the quarter Remarka 5 9 10 11 508 29 107 13 21 1 4 156 88 44 1 23 8 2 111 1731 130 9 238 76 16 16 80 36 4 8-12 699 43 8 92 22 40 17 15 13 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 3 463 170 225 10 58 29 10 9 1 6 5 3 lo 5 9 1 1 2 2 93 7 21 1 1 15 8 1 1 21 19 1 1 4 337 3 102 699 65 571 171 ·APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION No. 12—Statement of Offences reported and of Persons tried, convicted and acquitted of each class of Dosoription of Offonco. Number of offonco roported, Nombor of cages returned As true, Number of casos brought to trial during tho quartor. 1 2' 3 4 Brought forward 1,673 1,347 1,583 1.-OFFENCES UNDER THE PENAL CODE-concld 84 69 74 68 64 65 ffences against property-contd. r Sections 406 to 409 and 409-.-Criminal breach of trust 411 to 414-Receiving or habitually dealing in stolen or plundered property. 417 to 420-Cheating 421 to 424-Fraudulont deeds or disposition of property. 429 to 433 and With aggravating cir- 435 to 440. cumstances. 96 72 86 too ... 3 3 3 Chapter XVII-contd. and 426, 427 434. Dischief. Section 428. Other cases 132 100. 120 . Sections 459 and 460 or 129 124 138 Resulting in death grievous hert. For cominission of serious offences. 2 2 2 449 to 462, 454, 455, 457 and 458. Criminal trespass. Other cases 120 90 110 447, 448, 453, 456, 461, and 462. > 3 3 ... 1 1 relating to documents and to trade or property marks- Sections 465 to 471 and 474- Forgery or uttering or possessing forged documents or papers. 472 to 476_Counterfeiting or marking or possess. ing a counterfeit seal, etc., for purposes of forgery. Section 477-Fraudulently destroying or defacing a rill or other document, Chapter XVIII Sections 482, 486, 487 and 488–Using a false trade or property mark, and knowingly selling property so marked. 483 to 485-Counterfeiting or marking or possessing a die, plate, or instrument for counterfeiting a trade or property mark. Section 489--Removing, destroying, etc., & trade or property mark with intent to cause injury. 11. * 3 3 Chapter XIX. Siminal breach of contracts and service- Sections 490 to 492 39 23 27 493 to 498 70 58 82 Chapter XX. Offences relating to marriage--Sections 500 to 602 26 21 30 Chapter XXI. Defamation—Section 506-The threat being to cause death or other grievous hurt Chapter XXII. 37 30 35 Criminal intimidation, insult or annoyance-Sections 504 to 510-Other cases 7 . 3 3 Carried over 2,494 2,003 2,366 ·OP EE-ERTAD TOD19.1, ** in the jump. Berrsfa Mutsal, during the gese 132/mail. :: to let the & Fay 1. quartet kr plus Irota 116 hartt op Cearistol otetta * Itoria !!! Water tist 5 1 7 18 17 11 1337 3,109 coa 1:7 113 10 6 3: 13 10 8 10 100 103 :: 12 .. 6 1.. 67 12 CIC CS 2 3 + 1 1 190 NO 376 CG 3 10 1 1 . 1 1 . ... 0. .. . % 6 O ... 9 B SJ 151 C 10 23 1 1 ·1 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON TIL ADMINISTRATION No. 12-Statement of ollenrcs reported and of Persons tricil, conriched anil acquitteil of cach class of Dcaoription of Offcico. Numlor of offrica rCportcd. Number of COCOH roturned ar truo. Numbei of cil408 bronght to trinl during thic quarter, 1 4 Brought forsvaret 2,191 2,003 2,300 II.OFFENCES UNDER SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS. Coule of Criminal Procedure. Sit. 630 Cr. P. C. do. 110 • 0 20 7 16 6 7 20 16 6 7 20 16 du. 260 32 32 7 1 35 32 7 1 33 . 1 35 . Chapter VIII, Sections 107, 108 and 1:9, Security for herping the picace Forfeiture of bail— Under Chapter 111, CF.P.C Chapter VIII, Sections 109, 110, Security for good behaviour Brcach of other Laws relating to- Ajmer Laws Regulations (Octroi Rules). Arms, Ainmunition and Military Stores det 14 15 II of 1579 47 Army and Navy . . ... ... ... det Petro.cum Act VIII of 1509 2 2 2 XIII of ISSO Cantonments 70 337 480 I of 1871 10 13 Cattle Trespass 17 • 11 Chaukidari Rules I. ... ... ... . Coinage and lint XXIII of 1970 ... ... . Criminal Tribes IXVII of 1571 CO 61 . . lines Act IXI of 1853 1 1 1 . Excise on Spirits and Drugs VII of 1826 00 66 69 ! menrests . Regulation VI of 1874 Il 21 12 hins det III f 1807 33 33 . ackney and Stage Carriages and Motor 111 of 1861 21 23 23 Land Acquisition I of 1891 ... Varringe, Christian W of 1872 . ... ... Ajmer Vunicipalitics Regulations V of 1896 9,823 3,651 3,777 Opium I of 1873 20 20 21 Police Act Vol 1861 050 012 642 . 91 Post Office Act XIV of 1806 3.19 307 311 Bye-law No. 35, under the Municipal Act Printing Presses XXV of 1867 . . ... Railways IX of 1890 12 12 13 . 1) Registratiou of Cattlo III of 1977 36 36 40 1 3 Section 7 XIV of 1879 487 457 499 . . II of 1890 52 42 Stamps, Section 16 Telegrapilis, Section 9 of 1878 1 1 1 . Treasure Trove, Section 13 VI of 1861 3 3 3 . Section 4 XVIII of 1914 1 1 1 XXXI of 1871 7 7 7 Weight and Measures Sanitary Rules VIII of 1914 . + 143 143 143 Prevention of cruelty to animals XI of 1890 21 21 21 Total 8,853 8,015 8,709 Notes --Column 1.-(1) " Attempts." should bo ontered immodiately aftor the offcncos to which' they rolate. “Abetinents” should be included with tho substantiro offonces abetted. (3) When given the list of spocial and local laws against which offences have been conimittod, caro should be takon to špecify the title of Coluinn 2.-All offences (cases) of which information was given, complaint made or cognizance taken under Chapters IV, V, XIV,IVI, C. P. C., Column 3.—This colump should be the total of column 2 less the number of casos dismissod under Soction.203, c. P. C., and less all othor'cases in which the coinplainant was fined under Section 250, C. P. C. Column 5.---This column should be the total of columns 6 to 9 plus column 9 of propious statomont. Column 8.- Persons transferrod from one court to another in the same province are not to be ontored in this column. Column 9.-A note should be added in the column of remarks showing respectivols the number of persons who died, escapod or Trore transferred. General Casos committed or referred should not be included in this statoment by tho committing or referring Magistrates the results of the trials total of coltunn 2 of that Statomont, tho differenco shonld correspond with the total of column 5 of the statement.

·OF AJJER MERWARS TOR 1921.25. 03 fence in the Ajmer Herrara District, during the year 1921-concld Under trial during the quarter 1 clad ng pending from prey ons guarter Acqutted ог d scharged Connicted Del escaped for transferred in another Province Penis ning tinder tral Cuen pait ng al the clone of the quarter Lemari 6 7 8 9 30 11 6019 4 316 826 98 809 283 6 IL 83 88 1 11 52 85 31 9 23 27 2 2 17 6 46 7 2 212 2 ទី 61 05 18 16 47 ts 43 2 2 9 605 70 516 14 31 21 10 82 61 6 12 8 1 1 1 72 12 47 1 7 12 26 12 12 1 186 68 112 1 3 13 29 1 1 4 4110 782 3 300 60 13 11 23 21 1 1 1 78 678 6 10 3 3 28 390 358 6 6 6 6 20 6 12 66 39 16 8 339 81 409 6 30 1 3 1 2 . % 1 7 2 3 183 20 143 37 8 SO 1 1 13 Coo 369 157 1,000 312 ruch det gunu x'l u itu aunber and you An det stalocal Legu atste should be dirtingaidel by haltul letter place after the amber of us dela for the Crot tiun e dor ne the year to be borstboosh some of the car mat not bare been proverite oz me bare taped out to be faina ki Nagu nala declared at the cate u falee wod that the Sesre DeTET FILTRI OT *bchwer dumine - Intolons and reujou 4 12 labbet es se Lufitowals to Cute to bkb the tests nens illor referred. If the toi of column 1 of Statement 4 s dodactal from the TY n ·56 APPENDICES TO TIE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (Vide Seotion III.) Judicial Statomont No. 3—(Criminal.) No. 13.-Statement of Miscellancous l'roceedings under the Criminal Proceilure Coilc in Ajmer-Hervara for the year ending on the 31st December 1924. Pending nt the end of the year. NEUAIKS. Nature of Proceedings. Total number of casca before Number Noubor Wuniber the Courta or per uns of pernon persons during the concerned. discharged. convicted. year. Perrone. Cascs. 2 3 6 6 1 1. Proceedings against witnesack under Chapter V IC & Section 483 ". ... 2. Proceedings under Chapter VIII-10 prevent breach of the peace 43 212 $ 09 00 3. Proceedinge under Chapter VIII.- Security for good behaviour 41 63 20 2 2 4. Proceedings ngainst local nuisances, Chapter X 25 101 70 31 0 ... 5. Possession, Chapter XII 10 60 23 ... ... 6. Frirolone or rexntions ncrnentions, summarily dealt with under Chapter XX, Section 230 ... ... 7. Non-attendance of jurors or assessors, Chapter IXIII Section 332 ... ... 8. Maintenance, Chapter IIIVI 11 11 8 3 ... 9. Forfciture of bail or recognizance under Chapter XLII 1 2 ... 2 1 10. Proceedings under Chapter XLVI, Section 503, against convicted offenders released under section 562 7 11 11 ... 11. Disposal of property under Chapter XLIII Section 520 6 6 1 6 TOTAL 149 496 230 130 131 19 Note.-Column 1, Sub-hcad 6 --Complainants fined under Section 250 are not to be entered as convicted in Stateinent 2, 4 or 5, but the fact of the fines having been imposed may be noted in the column of Remarks of Statement 2 against the complaints preferred by them. Column 1, Sub-heads 2 and 3 - Cases under Sections 107, 108, 109, 110, 118, 120, 123, C. P. C. will also appear under the appropriate head of the Schedule in Statement 2, Persons convicted under these heads, and required to give security or recognizance under Sections 120, 123, C. P. C., will also appear in Statement 5. Columns 1, Sub-heads 4, 5 and 8.-Cases under these Sub-heads will not appear in Statement 2, 4 or 5, Jury cases under Chapter X will, howerer, appear in Statement 13. R. J. W. HEALE, Jajor, Commissioner, Ajmer-Alervara.

·Indical Statement No 4 (Criminal). wuction 111 1 No 11 Statement shouing the General Result of Criminal Trials in the Thbunals nf A12018 classes in Ajuteru 3EFUATA in the year 1927 Peraque bose taken wete dopogeul of Convicted Clans of Courte Total Dua o persona under triate De escaped or transferred to another province and Discharged or reguzte REX&RRA Pergong remasnog under trial at the end of the year On regular trist Youthful oflenders dealt with undry Station 31 Act V 21 of 1537 Diacl arged Deluxered After to parent smowntion or gwarisan Aretose number of baro dunog *bon esch can lasted Released on prowo1002 RON em Sertedes passed pus a3 17 Punaid 23983 jo zadan 299$ 44330 L'homedare Code {Toredare Code on eutanary tra! Youthfa a cuaders d alt mth auder section 31 Act VIII of 1897 Duscharged Delivered Rftor sd to potent or τηonitor guardian on Vert ber of casos disposed of daug the year en Committed or referred Released on pro Balion cect on 562 Crimire! Procedure Code parteauxe desapi po 30quo v Seateace Jasend 3 3 20 2 LL 26 12 14 28 70 Honorary Me (tatus etting 7162 १० 2 c95 4 695 5 $ng 970 1 067 178 2 329 19 1 G 639 211 1 120 107 902 V Stipendiary Vagintracce >> Itape bagy 2 flase Nacinte Fyret clars Chu Vagintesta of Distry 3335 52 1 353 512 1 508 563 1799 GIG 163 38 28 3 9 23: 33 3 > OF IS VER MERTURS FOR 2924 25 Coatt ol Scanionit A 35 56 C9 TOSAL 13 689 137 53 1 055 8 303 45 73 090 373 OTER-Column 1 -a meal Court of Sceniona acades corps de wed by Serwone Judges Doroforence under Section 223 C PC Column 1 Sub-bond " Soperior Courte -Iruolodes crnce docided by tho High Courte on roforence ander Sections 307 and CPC Column Ihet t'ho total of the cafrica 12 columns 3 to 14 The casos of persona transferred from Cenxt to nuditor the the & sme prorice ml appear only against the Court by which dresdeu pria wach pondang at the side of the Year Dot dended Color Anote agus at the Agure for onch Court should be man in the column of rossazka showing separately how many seasod parang pero trasforred to another prorzec Columus Ses3 & Porren whome cases were referred to a Saponor Court for bigbør pauement, for orders ander Section C2 Cruival Procedure Code oz for cupforkant is of entence will botterol tx ca'uun 7 and nut sa cola and 6 ngaluat ibu Court making the rolerorce Against the Court receiyug the reference they will be yoDa2 AC Dotyłcted or acquutted according to the ordere peeged by al or a pering af ordere kure not been part Coloma Thero con will als be shows arent the mangletrates wbo made the reference outry being saade ne directed above Colums 6 A MANO aconnect to bar vecu sent to a luzatzo erlu abould be kept on the ble and entered into a column anti be bas been tzzed and esther courieted or acquitted Colsona 1 -Omit eas a back the actumed led crcaped, or was transferred Coloma 10 - 11 cullating the doration before the Magistrate Coarts, the start og pmats to be taken 16 not the data of complazant or intor maden lut thet of arreboseon or attendance of fuummon or oberwo of the accompil As reude Court of cete the actual netler of days occued pbould be giyta, compencing froip aid ol contest Casuk a klub the crisid kes placuplet lx furs artes vim cecegiend in by *hoald be the off the slo till the pytans implicated atat ACDA Ornereltbe figures in the watement ebon) I AFTCO ith those of Statement Yound phould include nothing 0.se ·56 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION (Vide Sootion III.) Judicial Statomont No. 3-(Criminal.) No. 13.-Statement of Miscellancous Proccedings under the Criminal Proccilure Cole in Ajmer-Nerwarn for the year ending on the 31st December 192.1. l'ending ni the und of the year. w REUSB56. Nature of Proceedings. Total number of cauta before Number Number Number the ('ourts of perrons of prorrons of persons during the concerned. discharged. convicted. year. Perrong. Casca. 3 2 6 6 7 1 1. Proceedings against wilnceses under Chapter VIC & Section 483 2. Proceedings under Chapter VIII-10 prercut breach of the peace 212 83 69 06 3. Proceedinge under Chapter VIII.-- Security for good luchaviour 03 20 2 4. Proceedings against local nuisances, Chapter X 25 101 70 31 6. Possion, Chapter XII 10 60 37 23 ... 6. Frirolons or vesntious accusation, suinmarily dealt with under Chapter XX, Section 230 ... 7. Non-attendance of jurors or assessors, Chapter XXIII Section 332 ... ... ... 8. Maintenance, Chapter XIIVI 11 11 8 3 .. 9. T'orfeiture of bail or recognizance under Chapter XLII. 1 2 ... 2 1 10. Proceedings under Chapter XLVI, Section 503, against convicted offenders relcascd under section 502 7 11 11 10. ... 11. Disposal of property under Chapter XLIII Section 520 6 6 1 5 ... TOTAL 149 496 230 130 131 19 Note.-Colunun 1, Sub-hcad 6--Complainants fined under Section 250 are not to be entered as convicted in Stateinent 2, 4 or 5, but the fact of the fines having been imposed may be noted in the column of Remarks of Statement 2 against the complaints preferred by them. Column 1, Sub-heads 2 and 3-Cases under Sections 107, 108, 109, 110, 118, 120, 123, C. P. C. will also appear under the appropriate licad of the Schedule in Statement 2, Persons convicted under these heads, and required to give security or recognizance under Sections 120, 123, C. P. C., will also appear in Statement 5. Columns 1, Sub-heads 4, 5 and 8.-Cases under these Sub-heads will not apixar in Statement 2, 4 or 5, Jury cases under Chapter X will, however, appear in Statement 13. R. J. W. HEALE, Jajor, Commissioner, Ajmer-Alerwala.

·Judicial Statement No 4-(Criminal). no 11 - Statement shouing the General Result of Criminal Trials in the Tribunals of various classes in Ajmer-Xerrara en the Pergons WhoSD CARCB were deposed of C1848 of Courte year 1994 Total number of pereos under trial Conncted Oraod 391out of Med en sped or transferred Discharge or acquatted Sentence passed Released on bation sectiuni Procedur! ocedure Code Os regular trial Yoottial offenders dealt with inder Section 31 Act Il of 1577 Disci erged Delivered After to parest almonstrot Or bunlar o Sentence passed 1 ProcedChinal Helcescu oh pro bation section rocedure code On rumteary trial Youthful orundors dealt with under section 31 Act VIII of 18J? Discharged Delivered after på to recent or Tonitson gordis Persons remaining puder trusl ut the end of the JELY Sumber of casos dispored of daros a Coruncatted or referred Arerage number of data daring case lasted Nhiet cach ca. Number of wittestes esencszed nữa 97 18 futput so phong LEMARKS 5 6 7 7,"61 B $6 2 695 10 11 295 USLAB Fear 2 523 Honorary 18 tratee etting Blogy Stipenduary, Wagtatrates sitting singly 2nd cluaa Magistrate First class Che Magistrato of District Court of Stone 12 19 1623 25 3 205 839 16 52 13u5 17 18 56 618 19 38 285 5599 249 970 1 027 41 218 213 TOTAL 9 1 120 13 039 26 7 357 512 992 1 509 56 3 97 1 1109 29 153 131 $ 19 1 35 56 269 & OF AJVER JCRWIRA FOR 1921 25 3 035 8 335 45 73 4 (90 393 NOTES --Column 1 -Sub keed. Court of SCEBlOne Iaclados casos docided by Bersiona Judgca en reference ander Section 123 C PC Column 1 Sub load "Superior Courts Includes casen doordert by the Thigh Courts on referenca pader Sechons 307 and 3-1, CPC Column -Thst in the total of the entrida en cuirmns 3 to 14 Ibo cares of persons traktferred from Court to auditor in the aspre province mill appear only against the Court by which doented or in which pending at the end of the year if not decided Column 3 -Anote against the figure for ouch Court should be nove in the column of terasrks shoring separately low many accused persons were transferred to another province Columns Sand & Porsous wb066 cases were referred to a Saperior Court for higher panelment, for orders a: der Section 562, Commual Procedore Code or for conformation of contence will be entered to co'rma And not in CO ON 5 and 6, emaitat the coart making the reference Against the Court receiving the reference they will be shown as completed or acquitted, according to the ordere passed by at, or as pending if ordere kare not been pagod Column 7 -These cases wall also be shown against the magistrates who made the referenee entry being made as directed above Column 8 -- 4u Isang accused who has been sout to a lunatic asylam should be kept on the file and entered in this coloma ortul ba bas been tred and enter conficted or acquitted Column 4 mit crea in whxh the secured diod, crcaped, or was transferred Colama 10 In calculating the daration before the Magistrate : Courts, the starting ponts to be taken is not the date of complainas t or information but that of asprehong on or atten lange on fummons or other meo of the sceneed As regards Courts of Portiou tho actual namber of daya serupied should be given, commercing from the date of toreitmout Cards in which the accused bas alreunded before arteat or has escaped from cuptor should le taken off the file till sho perro e implicated appear agaia Gereral-The sgorde iu bie statement ebould agree with thore of Statement No 2 and bould include notbmg e.se ·(Pide Section III.) Judicial Statement No. 5-(Criminal). No. 15.--Statement shorcing the punishments inflicted by the various Criminal Tribunals in the district of Ajmer-Merwara in the year ending 31st December 1924. DETAIL OF PUNISHMENT, PERSONS SENTENCED TO IDPRIRONMENT, WHIPPED. FINI. IMPRISON- MENT. рци and Persons ordered to fine or give Security or Recognizance to keep the peace or Sureties for good behaviour. Forfeiture of Property. Penal Servitude. Persons Imprisoned in Default of Security for good baviour. Codes of Tribunals. Transportation. Rs. 10 & under. Rs. 100 & under. e Rs. 50 & under. stripes and Number of boys whose sentences wero commuted to detention in a Reformatory School. under. 30 o Rs. 1,000 & under. o Whipping. Total amount of Fines imposed during the year. e Rs. 500 & under. Total amount of Fines realized during the year. Above Rs. 1,000. Amount paid by way of compensation. 6 months & under. 15 days & under. e Rigorous. 2 years & under. 7 years & under. Above 7 years. stripes under, 10 o Simple. 19 Death, stripos under. 20 o Fine. 26 27 28 29 20 19 18 10 1 11 Rs. A. P. Rs. A. P. ... ... .... ... ... ... ... Subordinato Magietrato 46 16 ... .. ... 18 6,380 2 0 36 .. Honorary Magistratos sitting singly 6,831 15 9 1. ... ... 4,858 47 4,778 ... 12 68 ... ... . ... APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 3,838 70 22 32 Stipendiary Magistrates sitting singly 2nd Class ... 4,590 10 0 ... ... 47 7 557 410 136 11 ... ... ... ... ... . ... *** .. .. ... 1.. ... + > .. 10. .ro Benoh of Magistrates Stipendiary Magistrates sitting singly 1st Class 45 23,779 12 9 11,001 15 0 1,334 0 0 202 79 10 ... 10 ... ... 1 287 39 1,062 21 130 5 35 790 184 49 es 2 0 1 0 4 50 1 01 ... District Magistrato 2 2 1 3 23 1 ... .. ... ... ... ... . . • . *** Court of Sessions ... .. . ... .. ... .. . ... 23 1 3 . 615 0 6 4 Suporior Courts .. 3,125 0 0 9 15 2 31 3 32 1 1 .. . N .. 27 3 80 27 14 87 10 3 Total . 2 2 38,367 7 6 21,868 96 1,33% 0 0 1 416 55 6,511 24 76 104 153 3S 5 5,983 5 IU. 6 Note.-Column 1.-Sub-head, Courts of Sessions " - Includes cases decided by Sessions Judges on referenco nndor Sections 31, 34 and 123, C. P. C. Column 2.-Sub-head, "Superior Courts "-Includes cases decided by High Court on reference under Soctions 307 and 374, C. P.C. Column 19.-- Includos finos realized during the year, though imposod in provious years. This column is intended to show the realized portions of fines imposed by officers in the exerciso of original jurisdiction only: Column 20.-Representa compensation awarded to complainants under Soction 545, Act V of 1898. Those awards should also be shown under the head “ fincs " imposed " and "rcalized” in columns 18 and 19, for they form part of buch fines. General.--(1) Tho total of columns 5, 6 and 11 should correspond with the total of columns 21 to 25 (both inclusive), and the total of column 8 should correspond with total of columns 12 to 17 (both inclusive) and tho total of column 9 should correspond with the total of columns 26 to 28 (both inclusive). (2) This statement is meant to oxhibit every sentence passed and, whero two penalties aro inflicted on tho samo nffendor, to exhibit thom both. Further to rcooncile tho pumber /of porsons entered in this statomont as punishod with the number entored as convicted in Statement 4, it is necontary to noto cases such as thoso in which' fulfilment of contract is ordered under Act XIII' of 1859 in a footnote. As regards porsons. whose cases wero roferred for higher punishment or for confirmation of sentenco, punishment, if any ennctioned by the higher Court, should bo entorod ngainst such higher Court and not against tho Court making the refownco. R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner and Sessions Judge, djmer-Verwara.

·oth reduced THIDCNILO puy to Arxite or PERRONE JUDICIAL STITCUENT NO 6-CRIMINAL) No 16-Statement showing the result of appeal and rouision in criminal cases in the District of ljmer-Jfermara in tho peor 1924 ... umber of es scatto Ter Nut before A tourts etoro Tol, escaped. u trataterraged, or atrod 109702 1 al Arpaleor Sentence or order - coas.me Seble do subucal ricostore Sentence rererrel catroccod ng dabei ew tr. ct farther cuquiry orderode Icferred for TL Non to the 11,5 LORTE Arense parabor of daya ūdens, which each pead lastel RAMARK APPEALS 1. Pending trial Po District Magistrate Courts of Sera on 10 Superior Cogita 89 27 31 133 3 8 52 3 persons conncted by Government frata judgments of seat? TOTAL 18 1 3145 BISLOV 21 203 17 33 70 70 Ny District Brug etrato Courts of 3 ODS Sopenor Corrte 19 5 . 2 13 23 ) TOTAL 0 C3 2 26 10 GRAND TOTAL 3 *S6 3318 UNER VERKARI FOR 1921-23 10 1 19 39 15 3 7 3 28 63 1% 18 27 23 Dotee Column 2 Total of Coluna 3 to 13 Cores transferred from spa Court to sapther the mone Prorinco mů appear only against the Court by which decided not to which pend og at the end of the sent not decided The words Applicants for refion in the besing of the laran soall be delito incly lon's accused peruns on whore beba i srnitration for roya ni made or in wbora wtercet tko Vagistrate or Judge may take at a to obta TPTIM OD on his owa not on Whezo much application is made of such steps are taken, on behalf of complement the fat should be noted thibunamber of complainanto concertel in the coamn of Remarks la the latter conto che portaruudet wbom the application la toate thoogt pot appearios la the colors, will fall into boit proper p scos na columns 3 to 13 secording to the floalt of much app ication ble note is bold to Coluna 5 - Arp als dieminerad under section 125 CPC bould be entered in th colemn Colama --Oricts of clincharge stadel y aperior Court der section 4 8 of GP Cabonld be entered a thus column Colmens hen a sentenco i referod or pro sol ng guarbed an apres, and a not true or farther enquiry is at the same timas sudered, the Appolisto Court should not fil) 2 column 8 * well as colamo 10 er to oun 9 se well aa coloms 1029 Carb masa terpertiroly but should make the entry cologn lo only. Coloun 13-Daration of appeals, and catoon ! x retinson or telepotica slould beesleulated thus- (1) Arpea en la data of recipt ta 06 d the patuon of synesi. opplarations for rorium-Irota the date upucation w mes deals with by the Court otherwise than on applieation from date of the order calling for the records and Carer pant to the Court by lower Courts for two from the date of the letter frosa Le Court maltor the reference General Prawbone area. Torejected nador socion C1 Can Dal Proredara Cole "bonld be entered in contra is which ebon!d a'no be beladod ay pitosate for ter sioa whoes comes the Corrta have refused to aabost to the Siga Coort, In columan 5 to 10 shnaid be shown your te the abbra la for 113 etrates of District and Courts of SERX98 jerems bune cucog were Impactod « ly thore Courts without reference to the Igh Court, ali culnmu 11 all persone bono cares theme Courts referred to the 1sgh Court ·. JUDICIAL STATEME 1. 6-A. (CRIMINAL). 60 No. 16-A.--Statement showing the result of appeals and revision of Criminal cases for Ajmer-Merwara in 1924. Number of persons. Tribunal. Sentence or order Total Died or escaped number of or transferred to Appeals or appeals or another province or applications applications appeals or appli rejected. for revision, cations withdrawn. 2 3 4 Sentence enhanced. Sentence reduced or otherwise altered. Sentence revised, Proceedings quashed. Pending trial. REJARES. confirmed. Now trial or further enquiry ordered. 10 1 5 6 8 9 12 11 APPEALS. Iligh Court 35 21 11 3 ... ... APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION MISCELLANEOUS CRIMINAL APPLICATIONS. High Court 98 66 ... ... 14 16 1 1 R. E. U. WINGATE, Secretary to the Hon'ble the Chief Commissioner, dimer-Verwara:

·{ la Section III) Judicial Statement No 7-(Civil) To 17 _Statement thorcing the number and description of Cruil Suits lastıixtel in the Ciril Courts, in the Distret of Umer Herrara in the year 1921 PO TO POR MUIY ut Sort La Pauzitt Burtout Sur! T12 170 OTATI SVITB. HTTEST #111) Other sats for money o mor Ables not already men Arreart of rent with or withont ejectment or can o ment of Case KEHILS Damages for extortion or withhod og receipts or on accoout of legal restra Dt ur otte cadeo Lett bot ALI ng tader the Bent Law Moveab e property ox yalaa thereof 8 all other sa 19 oder the Rent Lew not an Inded above * Echancement of Abat tent of rent Contract not a wr ting For reobsery ol money or accoanta from agenta Salte to drolase and establsh r ghts to real property a Loney bad and received Contract in writlag For ejectment or recovery of po BASIOD Tages work sud Bisler on the punad of dements contrate or obligations Ezaadozd 029034orasJoertus Other salta under the Špedic Rele Act Baits for declaratory decrees Os secount stated balte to declae and establish pe dopala ght Belating to datra at Other suite pot fal ng alder any of the previous heado Suits ander Section 201 Act I, of 1845 (a!80 Bioda Ls 41) po sa tao ang rondma and Barpupɔdt op For pattas or kaballa 3 Bu ts for enforcement of mals monial rights * Satg relatieg to ret glona endowmento Smt for dissolat vn of carriage a Goods sula. 83er) par 6087151 01 80[1e[as 4 08 11 og tonikije apy & Sets for 40 account & Baits for Patton Smits relating to slipp DE Dausgel & Dissolution of partaerahip Interplesarsts, GBAYD TOTALE τοι 1 31 32 83 AJBLET-BIERTARA, FOR 1921-25. QULPTIN TITEITERIOR I-CIVIL CODITI Impal Tribunals In Divisional Trans lllaume Court In coorts, ollar than Chief Court of PI triotu TOTAL ang 863 1 WG 295 110 04 10 5 2,017 JI 20 120 217 to or 107 15 Wzi 3 4 30 23 1 18 g 8 9 S 6113 100 - . 70 70 20$ 756 2,479 - 07 10 * 189 217 70 8 09 107 15 * 76 13 20 1 16 9 3 8 3 $7 203 II-RIITTE Catata. Inpad Tocal THO. ther dobord ost. Lourt District Courta TOTAL U 7 000 RTS AT THE PRESS DI NCY OR NEAT OF GUVERNMENT Irroldoney mall Cauta Courts rerior Courto TOTAL GRIND TOTAL 2015 . 742,69 of 07 19 217 70 3 50 107 15 21 20 16 9 3 8 9 3 9 7293 do-Coloma 33 - Appitest on nnder Rection 246 of the Indian Content Act of 1872 hnall be entered in this con Sonny soite bronxht under Chapter IXTUl of thCrlroceduto Coleh all be entered as Sat Fleader sa fi to this colom, Cson ander Ecotion 778 Cisit Procedure Code aboall be entered in Jodiela Blatement Pen « Weed acous lomon Deontested ptobate care are not to be entered ute in this colon but mi ke lanean. Caree Loara 7 - Appilcatlar iwler atlont £23 IN B3 of the Lly Promesas LOJA 10) came onder C: OD 331 should be entered ai saitI the colami Gracral - Inicmente VII Vilt and IX o ly load tikinto that bi e been regist ? d should be shuro If the paint is rotarbed or rected before registration should aut fnd entry la the statements supprei mai m en or fer rejecting a repintered plants lo great should be bora OT Tarain the statebebih NJILL, Voja, Commissioner ini District Julge, mer. Vertrar: 61 ·(Pide Soction III), 62 Judicial Statement No. 8~(Civil). No. 18-Statement showing number anil raluc of Suits instituteil in the Civil axıl Revenue Courts in the District of Ajmer-llermara in the year 1924. NUMBER OE SUITS INSTITUTED IN THE DIFFERENT COUBTS. VALUE OF SUITA. Total value of suits. REMARKS. Not exceeding Rs. 10. e Ditto Rs. 50. A Ditto Ry. 100. - Ditto Rs. 500. Ditto Rs. 1,000. Ditto Rs. 5,000. O Ditto Rs. 10,000. Exceeding Rs. 10,000 Number of suits the value of which cannot be estimated in inoncy. 1 10 11 12 ΤΙΙΕ COURTS IN TIIE INTERIOR. I.--CIVIL COURTS. ... *** .. 287 196 317 214 107 Unpaid Tribunals Paid Sub-Divisional Tribunals Small Cause Courts District Courts other than Chief Courts of Districts Chicf Courts of Districts 7 7 603 512 1,713 28 75 480 1,133 14 APPENDICES TO TIE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 20 289 317 935 24 55,300 6 0 6,42,700 3 1 3,46,475 1 3 7,695 00 . ... .. ... . ... TOTAL 800 2,856 1,560 1,713 218 107 7 7 20 10,52,226 10 4 II. REYENUE COURTS. ... ... ... ... Unpaid Local Tribunals Othor Subordinate Courts Collectors' Courts .. ... .. ... ... ::: 1 : .. TOTAL 004 ... ... .. ... ... ... COURTS AT THE PRESIDENCY OR SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. Presidency Small Cause Courts Superior Courts ... ... ... ... . ... ... TOTAL ... ... GRAND TOTAL 800 2,856 1,065 1,713 218 107 7 7 20 10,52,326 10 4 R. J. W. HEALE, Allajor, Commissioner and District Julge, ljmer-Verioara.

·rasta 10 other (Pide Beerton III) Judicial Statement No 9-(Civil) No 19-Slalement showing the general result of she trial of Coil an 1 Revenue cases in the Courts of Original Juris liction in the District of Ajmer-Wer wara in the year 1991 Part 1–Civil Suits NUBIBER F SUIT3 DI PO ED 08 AVERAGD DURATION OF SUITE number of suite W FOU CNTEST ON BEYZLENCE TO ARBITRATIUR WITH CONTEST C140$ Or Court IEMARKS The filze the Courts provinces Judgment for Pending at the close of 56 the year πι πιτσα 10 BIOT Judgment for defendant in parts 1 11 15 16 17 2 151 3 399 5016 37 1 231 467 1,164 277 314 636 380 334 9,0 232 316 1 033 175 40 CD 20 16 700 5+ 22B 39. 8 20% 08 765 1,492 683 457 743 388 158 73 988 91 165 13 98 51 11479 7J 08 116 10 25 7 19 8 11 13 33 lo 179 50 5 1 58 64 51 00 10 C21 1 850 1 235 1,653 1 657 275 97 15 653 211 2 983 1 600 273 32 60 40 COURIS IN THE INTERIOX I Civil COURTS Thonnala Pod Sob-DjVjonal Trbonals Small Capse Courts Datriot Court other than Chirt Court of Districts Chief Courts of Districts TOTAL II REVIN COURte. Unpaid looal Tribunale Other Rubordinato court Distriot Courts TOTAL COURTS AT THE PRESIDENCY OR SEAT OP GOVZDY MUVI Presidency Small Cause Court Superior Courts TOTAL OF AJBIER MERTARA FOR 1924 25 GRAND TOTAL 20 621 43 1 830 1931 1 633 1 657 275 37 15 633 211 2 953 1 600 2 3 32 80 40 Nors -Colamo 3-Total of the eztrios in culomne 3 to 13 Cnnes transforred from one Court to another in the same Prouine will appoar on y against the Court by wh oh decided or in which peod ng at the close of the your of not decided the number of cases pending from the proced ng year should be noted in the olama of routarks and when de lucted from the total of co uma / should loato a balazos corresponding with the total of colamu 38 of tatement VII 1f aftor a doctiug the arrcata ehown at tho ond of the previone year the balance does not agroe with the figures in column 38 of Statement VII tho a fference ehould be explained Culorun - When under Section 102 CPC a docree ia wholly or partuully made in favour of an absent plantiff on the admise on of the defendant, the case should be entered in this column Colatun 8 A caso in which defendant appears bat a plaint it loss not and defendant does not confesa judgment and the case 18 thereupon dismissed the care abould be enterod in this column Columns 15 and 16 A regarde the average durat og of su to the date of their prone tat op of the plaint aball be conei lorod as the date of institution onlens some defect or OPOLAMION Tequires to be amended beforo the plant can be podmettod ja hich caso the date of admission after amendment ahall be regarded as the date of 108t tnt on With regard to applications to ecoute decroce the date of the presentat on should alone Le considered In calculatiog avorago duration the time that the sot bas boou actually pending in the part cular Court should alone be caten ated The interval shoald bo omitted during which an appl caton for renow wbuch has been grantud or an appoal in which an order of remand has been paseod Leeu pending in the super or Loort Revised suits are to be treated as of newly instituted on revival RJ 1 RCALE, Jlajor, Commissioner anl District Judge, aljmer-Verwara ·(Pile Section III.) 19 JUDICIAL STATEMENT NO. 9--(Civil). No. 29.--Statement showing the general result of the trial of the Ciril and Revenue cas's in the courts of Original da Silicon in the district of Ljmer-Heriotra ile the year 1921. Part 11.-JISCELLANEOUS CASES--(JEDIO1.11.). WUJBER OF C.ISES DISPOSI:D) OI Soinber of Хverage duritius of () {}}} 11? stP T) RBTIILT10S. Wirnor's (OSTPYT WITI! (' OTEST. Pending prilir 10 tla Irrure than CLASS OF COURTS. Total number of CUSCS beforo tlic Courts. con!(ti1 REJ.Ks. 5 Transferred to Court in other Provinces. \Vitlıon tri.si 1 Decret D'ninie und ne n'he 16 the close of the For Jrdnent 10: Bilnin iT in Decrecil 101 confing101). l'or plautiff. defendan Compro. mi ol. Jinent for de 10:urt arenbesked. ܙܕܐܟܨܐܐܙ cr in sar:. 1 7 9 10 11 19 13 18 13 16 COURTS IY TIIE INTERIOR. we 3 3 61 -178 BO SO 1) 10 1 103.55 57 1.-CIVIL COURTS. Unprid Tribunals Pil Sub-Divisional Tribanals Small Canc Courts District Coorts othor than Chief Courts of Districts Clicf Couls of I)istricts U'PEWDICIS TO TIIU REPORT OX TIL JDMINISTRATION ... 80 27 10 $ 670; 331 13 8.5 ... 1 ... ... 0 TOTAL 971 111 109 31 31 II. REVEXOT COUNTS. Urpaid Local Tribnnnis Ollier Subordinate Couris District Courts : Toril ... COURTS IT THE PRESIDENCY OR SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. Presidency Small Calgo Courts Snperior Conris .. . *** *** .. TOTAL ... ... *** GRAND TOTAL 971 191 10 31 19:13 - Nor!9.-Colnmn 2. 'Total of tic entries in coluning 3 10 13. Cncs transferred from me Christ to Bullies in the grogu Propuner will appear only minat the Court los which leijel, of in which pentin si thu ciema uf the year if not dechal. ris: VILAL.-- (1) Cnses nader section 278, C. P. C., slzonkl he tribalne diellanoane delle in! ( 04. (2) The clisses of appliuntion dealt with by Appellatr Courts only, and specified in thu nosutu Jukinl Slatronat 10, Pait, holl wlar glown in this staburnt. * Includes cascs instituted unilor Succession Certiicat dit, VII of 135). R. J. W. HEILF, Jajur, Consistone'r ardd District Value, .ljmer-Lari.

·(Tide Section 111) Judicial Statement No. 10-(Civil) No 21 - Statement showing the business of the Cril and Retenue Appellate Courts of the District of Ajmer-Jlertoara in the year 1991 Part I --ARTEAIS FROM DECEEES. DEID, EX PARTE CONTESTED CLASS OF COURTS. Total number of appeals before the Court Transferred 6 Courts in other Frovinces Decision confirm Aed, Sec. 551, CPC Dismissed for de ault, or other W130 Dot prosecuted RELARKS Confrmeil. » Modified. Reversed. Relordded - Confirmed Averago duration of appeals Es Reversed Ohjections, unler Section 561, Aut XIV of 1882 us Romandod Hodified of those pedanz a more than three months Pending 1 18 COURTS IN THE INTERIOR Appeals from original decrees A-CIVIL COURTS 73 1 7 12 3 1 2 8 2 33 9 153-23 District Aprellat_Courts other than Chief Courts of Districts Chief Appellate Courts of Districta Superior Arpelate Courts other than Chief Courts of Province 276 24 39 19 16 2 176 146 544 35 OF AJVER MERWARA FOR 1924 25 TOTAL 849 1 31 12 os 1 47 23 16 4 209 153 343 73 BREVENUE COURT Colector : Appellete Courte COURTS AT THE PRESIDENCY OR SEAT OF GOVERNMENT r Appeals from orginalde- Chef Courts of Province crees Appeals from Appellate de creer TOTAL 3 GBAND TOTAL 349 1 31 12 1 23 16 4 209 153 318 78 Note-Column-Total of the eatries in oolamas 3 to 14 Case transferred from one Court to another in the same Prolence will appear only agnnst the Court by wluch decalcd, or in which pending at the close of the year, if not dec ded Tlus colump should also include sppeals pending from the preceding year, the number of suck borng noted in the column of remarks R J. W HEALE, Major, Eumatisoner and District Judge, Ajmer-Uricara ·- 66 (Vide Section III.) Judicial Statement No. 10—(Civil). No. 22.--Statement showing the business of the Civil and Revenue Appellate Courts of the District of Ajmer-Verwara in the year 1924. PART II. MISCELLANEOUS (JUDICIAL) CASES BEFORE APPELLATE COURTS. HBAND EX-PARTE. COXTESTBD. Discellaneous casco hefore Apel pellate Courts. COU- Armed, Sec. 651, Decisions C. P.C. to Transforred Courts in other Provinces. CLASS OF COURTS. Dismissed for dofoult or other wiso not prosocuted. RBUARKS. Confirnica. Rovorsod. w Modificd. Romanded. o Confirmed. Average daration of miscellancons cascs buforo Apol pellato Courts. Rovcrseil. Objectiona nuder Section 561, Act XIV of 1883. Romandai. Vodifiod. Of thoso pondivg) etworu than thrco months. Ponding 1 4 5 18 APPENDICES TO TIL REPORT ON TIL ADMINISTRATION COURTS IN THE INTERIOR. A.- CIVIL COURTS. 9 ? - 3 168:31 ... District Appellate Courts other than Chief Courts of Districts "lief Appellate Courts Districts uperior Appellate Courts other thap Chief Courts of Provinces 104 15 1 28 17 1 39 21 66.48 ... TOTAL 113 17 1 32 4 20 1 38 117.41 ... GRAND TOTAL 113 17 1 32 4 20 1 38 24 117.41 - ... Notes.-Column 2.--Total of the entries in colomas 3 to 14. Miscellaneous cascs before Appellato Coarts traosfcrrel from one Court to another in the same Province will appear only against tho Court by which decided, or in thich pending at the close of the year, if not decided. Gencral. This statement should include not only appeals from orders andor Section 538 of tho Code of Civil Procedure, bnt also appeala in miscellancoas jadicial cases, i. e., tho cases entered in Judicial Statemcat IX, Part II, and tho following classes of applications under the Civil Procedure Code which are dealt with by Appellate Courts only, riz:-- (1) Application to an Appellato Court to withdraw or transfer an appcal. Section 25. (3) Applicatiods for lcavo to appeal as a panper, Section 192. (2) Applications for admission or relcaring of an appeal, Sections 558, 560. (*) Applications for rosics of judgment, Section 623. R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner and District Judge, djmer-Deriara.

·Jadıcial Statement No 10-A - (Civil) No 22-4 –Statement showing the business of the High Court for Aymer-Verrara in 1924 Rejected so based Total nombor of appeal of m scellaneous *ppl cations before the High Court. Clase of Courts Trasferred to Coarta of other Provincea Digm goed for default or otherwise nat prolecated Judgment or order confirmed. Sodgment or Judgment or order modifiod. on order versed tuluded. Cases Of those pending more tban throe moathe Pead of Object oas under order 41 Rulo 22 CPO REABES ansafficient grounds 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 20 11 12 13 Appeals High Court 23 15 ... 1 6 9 147 1 124 2 17 Miscellancons Applications Iligh Court. 3 OF AJMER MERTARA FOR 1997 25 Note - No references or sppeals wero received ander the Workmau's Compensation Act during 1921 REL. TYINGATC, Secrclary to the lion'ble the Chief Commissioner, mer-Jerrara 67

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·(Title Section III) Judicial Statement No 12-(Cıvıl) No 24 -Statement showing the number and result of applications and proceelings under Chapter IX, Act X af 1877, in the District of Ajmer-Verwaia in the year 1921. APPLICATIONS FOR A DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY AMOUNT OF CERDITORS CLAIME DEALT WITIL DURING THE YEAR UROSS AMOUNT OF INSOL VENTS AT8 RZALISED AND DIEBOREXD GBANER KEJECEZD CLASS OT COURTS REMATIKA 1 10 11 14 15 16 Rs AP OF AJMIER MERWARA FOR 1924 25. 55 26 1 12 15 14 632 12 8 10 345 13 O Railway Vagistrate and hab Julgo, lat class Sub Jadge Beawar Chicf Courts nt Dirty cta 10 2 1 1 6 Buger or Courts TOTAL 04 2 26 2 13 21 24 633 29 8 20,345 13 0 NOT?! - Colunu 1 Sab head. Courts other than Chief Courts of Dutricts - pocially empowered under sect on 360 Act X of 1877 Colatun 2-1oal of the entries in colamns 9 to 9 Ceses transfe red from one coult to another n the same pror nice will appear only ega nst the Court by which decided or in which pead ng at the clogo of the year if not decided Colomn 3.-Agpl cations track of for default or otherwise not prosecuted should be entered in this colaan 2) WHEALE, M 40%, Commissioner and District Julge, Amer. Werwara, 60 ·68 ( Me Soction III.) Judicial Statement No. 11.-(Civil). VO. 23.-Slutement shoring the result of procecilings on applications for the execution of the elecrces of the Civil and Revenue Courts in the district of Ajmer-Ucrwarn in the year 1924. ArPLICATIONS DISPOSED OF NUJBER OF APPLIOATIONS. On which movable property On which movable property On which possession enwas given Cinss of Courta, Total number of applications for the execution of duerces before tho Courts. RCBEARKS. Satisfaction obtained in full. Pending at tho end of the year. Satisfaction obtniued in part. Nomber of applications pending more thar: tlırco months at the close of the year. ~ Wholly infractuous. Amount realized. On which the Judgmentdebtor was imprison- On which he was arrested, but released withoat imprisonment. ed. By transfer. Was attached, but subsequently roleased. sections Was dealt with 07 305 or 322 or 326, Act XIV of 1882. Was attached, but subsequently released under section 275. under Was soll. specific which performanco was forced. On On which partition was effected. Of worables. otherwise On wbich exccution Fras than in the preceding effected columns. Was sula. Of immovables. 1 4 4 5 8 10 11 13 16 19 20 21 22 COURTS IN TIL INTERIOR. 1.-CITIL COTIRT8. ... ... 3 17 141 1 28 3 22 2,168 4,20 10,153 296 46 17 148 13 Unpaiil Tribunnis Priit Sub-Divisional Tribunnls Small Cange Courts District Courto ottier than Chilf Courts of Districts. Chief Courts of Districts Saperior Courts 29 378 543 085 1,033 38 391 568 935 2,267 167 1,061 2,130 1,471 2,311 1 22 73 130 70 .. 641 19,331 4 5 300 (1,03,416 7 11 711 1,02,544 1 2 30 387 0 0 9 2 33 4 3 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION ... 7 1 67,924 11 9 .. ... ... ... I.. I. ... Totil 17,329 235 1,842 3,315 61,221 5,716 1,708 2,97,317 9 3 141 48 224 20 1 28 3 22 3 ... ... III. REVENUE COURTS, I ... ... ... ... ... Unpnil Local Tribgnals Ollier Subordinate Courts District Courts 4. . ... ... ... ... Total ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... COURTS AT THE PRESIDENCY OR SEAT OF GOVERNMENT. Presidency Small Cause Conits Superior Courts . ... ... ... e.. .. .. . .. ... . ... ... Total ... ... ".. ... *** ... ... ... ... ... GRAYD TOTAL 17,329 235 (1,342 3,315 6,221 8,716 1,708 2,97,317 9 3 144 48 224 20 1 28 3 ... 22 3 .. Note.--Column 2. Total of the entries in columns 3 to 7. R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner and District Juilge, Ajmer-Merwara.

·(Ile Section III) Judicial Statomont No 12-(Civil) 1 1-V Insh king the annber anl result of applications ani praece linge inler Chapter II, Act P of 1877 in the D seri info tener Merw 11 In The year 1971 ATITICATIONS FOR A DECLARATION OF INSOI ENCY AMU NOVCK T b CLAIMS DEALT W3151 DURIYOTI. TIAL UNUAN AM INN UN ANAT HAS ** AV FARNE GRANTED REJECTED HI ECL for Lars YAN Traseite 770 Yace withdrsnete. A Pecavez bears *10 ulede A I et ver act linn ex pronted Pedal proceedings noder sect on 359 Bot being taken prz Septence of sonment being 986 aupan po bud Appl cant being sent to the Magstrato to be dealt with Pending at the close of the Sear Vanber of solrents discharged 6 dana, the fear under section 335. Tumber of ...solrents estate the hands of Recei etwþch Proceedings were fually closed dung the year t on 359 Stel 1 11 13 1 11 Tun ASN'T Du Railway Magistrato and D-Juice Jet CMS 22 16 11732 17 8 10*4" 1% V ubungo B awar 10 2 1 8 CHI Causis of stricts nper or Courts TOTIZ 64 26 2 13 21 04bdul * zi zest Norr4--Column 1 Sob head Courts other than Chef Courts of D strets Specially empowered under sect on 360 Act of 18 7 Column 3 To al of the entries a colaung 3 to 9 Cascs transferred from one court to another the same pror ace wil appear only aga at the Court by which detikro Yix******* of the yesr f not d cded Colown 3-Arpl cat ons track of for default or otherwise not prosecated should be entered in this colana ,مر 3 317 317 6 1 ( nmitu nil ani Dhen I du igo, Om otrova 3 ·(Vide Section III.) (Vide 70 Judicial Statement No. 13-(Civil and Criminal). No. 25—Statement showing use of Jurors and Assessors in the Civil and Criminal Courts in the District of Ajmer-Merwara in the year 1924. JURY TRIALS. ASSESSORS' TRIALS. tried by with cases tried with CASES IN WIITON TIS JUDGE DID NOT APPROVE OF TER VERDIOT. NUMBER OF PERSONS OP THE VERDIOT IN RESPECT TO WHOM TIL JUDG: DISAPPROVED. NUMBER OF CABLS IN WHION JODGR DIFFERED FROM Classos of Courts in which Jarors or Assessors are omployod, distinguishing Criminal from Civil Courts. Established or average number of jury or assessors in each case, and prescribed qualification s. REMARKS. cases which the Judge approved of the in verdict. Cases cases Namber of cases in which Number of jury. Number of assessors. o Tholly. cases Soc- 263. he referred Whose under C, P. C. tion Partially. Ono assessor. to Both assessor8. 6 8 10 13 1.-CIVIL COURTS. APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION Chief Courts of Districts (or officers specially empowored) acting under Act X of 1870. Asgeglors *** *** *** . II.-CRIMINAL COUBTS. } Magistrates' Courts ander Chapter C. P, C, X, Jarors *** ... .. .. ... Jarors .. .. ... Courts of Sassion Assessors 19 14 2 3 00 High Court, Original (Criminnl) Jurisdiction. Jarors ... *** .. ... TOTAL 19 14 2 3 Cases in which, owing to the accused having pleaded guilty, or for other causes, tho Norge.-Column 4. The figures given in this column should agree with tho totals of columns 10, 11 and 12. opinions of the assessors are not takon, should bo entered in columns 4, 10, 11 or 12. Colamo 13.-Noto in what c.088c5 of cases juries and assessors have been principally employed. R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner, and District Judge, Ajmer-Merwara. + ·OF AJMER MERWARA FOR 1024 25 71 la Section III) FORMI 26 --Statement of Instruments Registered, and of the zalue of property Transferred by Regratered instrument , in each District of Ajmer-Merwara for the year ending the 31st December 1924 REGISTRATIOMS & FICTING INNOVRAALE PEOPENTY, Boox I Oompulsory Instrart gift (vec District وعدهاء :: No Nauber of Registration Ofice *@gregate palac | any2A อาจส่ง4ชม Afrogate value Aggregate value Number AErrerate vilue Number Asgregate value Aggregate ralee a Namber Number Nauber Number & Namber 1 8 3 3 10 12 RA B2 Be BAP RAT Istrar 18 19 000 110 9 17 33 617 129 29 225 98 3 68 694 80 1098 60 10,600 0 0 3 29 000 0 0 416 83, 606 6068820 106 2 16 391 00 25 29 851 0 0 32 1196 0 0 6 120 00 3 600 ot Auranoc mer Merwira 'Regitra, Ajmer DO Niirabad Do Bawat. Io. hori Do Todgard Po Dooli TOTAL 5 60 1500 038 ) 6 80 190 B 0 68 9 260 0 0 919 1 e7 410 0 0 $2 23 936 9 0 113 25,890 4 8 10 701 0 0 1 184 10,76 453 4 0 288 41 10 809 0 0 14 15 25 27 079 758 10 60 189 100 130 63 088 41 11 589 858 60.4M 120 REGISTRATIONS ATTIVO IXMOVAL PROPERTY Boor I Compulsory Opt ona? Total Compa sort reglatration Instruments of Bale or exebabgo of qe less thas R$ 200 Instruments of portgere Instromeuto ot lease Other instru mente registered onder scction 18 Class (a) and (6) Awards Cheet on 17 a suse() Mlaq 114 1003 registratione other than certabied ooples of degrees and orders of Court Certaffed copies of deeree and orders of Coustu Dlatrict Afgregate yalao Aggregate palaa AEgregate valde Nomber Aggregate value Skrzegate valge * J Numb Aggregate alle Number Namber 5 Number 1 17 19 19 20 21 23 21 26 20 27 20 SO 31 В. BAY Es Ba Ra Rs Вя 113 8 153 glorir ot Awarance mer Merwen. b Registrar Ajmer DO Nasirabad Do Banwar ро hoke Do Todgarb Do Deoli TOTAL 79 150 0 0 1 602 14 90 007 0 0 154 1 69 953 0 0 679 41 644100 21 62 885 80 180 +36 90 13 18 021 0 0 9 101 00 49000 8 033 0 1700 1 6 813 12 50 0 0 03 z 486 22 09 747 0 0 131 9143 910 22 47 12 0 5 193 3 REGISTRATION Arct. IYO IXYOVLADET PRO Y LOOK I REGISTRATIONS AT PECTING MOTJALI PROPERTY Book 19 Opt onal Compulsory Iostrements of Tustruments of gift mortable property Tota of opt onal of TOTED & property [Seetaon ng registrations re ating to (se to 133 auba è 1980 (d)3 Imanoruable property 2 of the Transfer of Property (Act) Obligat one for all other doonments the payment of money registered under (ore on 1 section 18 ele 120 () clause (f) Total of registratione in Bouk IV District. a Namber of Wille registere1 Book III Nambezo written antbort ed to a font Book III Aggregate value Number Aumber & Aggregats value Aggregate ratae Aggregate valne 9 Neuber Number Number 5 Aggregato alle * Number - Aggrega e valge 40 & Is A ka Ba 42 PA Es ? RII 197 145 Registrar of Assc ence Ajmer Merwis Bub Bez ot ar Ajmer Lo Nas abad Do Reawiz Do Lori Do Todgarh Do Deor TOTAL 188 23 129 13 14 689 0 084 0 0 9032 0 645 0 0 5 993 12 0 300 83 891 to 200 1 405 638 0 0 16 15 29.99 4 167 4 023 15 10 902.0 69 871 10 0 8 15 00 18 537 OO 4 559 0 0 B 818 00 21 95 $ 9 018 00 2 209 $181 31 612 1 0 86 01 10 0 30 11 180 231 13 7810 470 98 99 100 2 3 VFQ SHULDHAVI, Cap ain, ·72 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION -- (Vide Section III Municipalities.) TABLE I. No. 27.- Population and Constitution of the Municipalities in Ajmer-Merwarg during the official year 1924-25. NUMBER OP MBMBERS OF COMMITTER. PROVINCE. Number of Municipa lities. Population within Municipal liinita. Ex-officio. Nominated. Elected. Total. Officials. Non officials. Europeans. Indians. Ajmer 1 6 18 24 6 18 + . 8 16 99,541 + 13,971 (Pilgrims) =1,13,512 Beatar. 1 22,362 5 15 20 2 18 ... 20 Kokri 1 5,698 1 8 9 2 7 ... 9 Deoli 1 3,474 1 4 ... 5 2 1 R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner and District Judge, Ajmer-Merwara.

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·APPENDICCS TO TIIL REPORT ON TUL ADMINISTRATION (Pide Section III Municipalitios), FORM No. 28.-Statement shorring the recipts of the Municipalities in Aljmer-Mſcriara JUXICIPAL RATES (11)-OCTPOI. S Namo of Division and District. Sorial Yumber of Janicipility Mimo of Municipality. Bulanco in banii at clogo of last scar Clasa I (articles of fool or drink for a men Lanımıls). Cl29 II (\nmols for plaughter). (Fuel, lichtin; and 2-1. I11 Clara Harpfiuw jI6541 C1249 1 (Dmga, ftime and spices). innocrisia). ha C1748 VI (Tolnccol. en Closy VII (Cloth). Ciwa VIII ((otals). (al 1 3 5 6 7 6 Ajmor-Berwarn . 11.775 6277 As S! 26,075 6,061 7,293 1,607 1Ajmer . Benar 3 Kokri 4 Neoli 37,771 37,711" 38,7770 4. Caný 5,972 5,016 10.559 7,1.35 1,072 61.261 19,595 5,0-2 9,161 5,711 232 نبا,1 703 1,18,91 1,31,123 GRAND TOTAL, 192: 1925 8,719 19 676 10,375 86,831 75,501 0,663 19,265, 10,1151 GRAND TOTAL, 1923-1921 78,152 1,11,575 6,1-11 17,819 22,7701 10,573 | 1,06,333 21,337 (13)- REALISATIONA CADET. SIrcial CTR (11). Rrve: DE DEPITED From thier enn ces (tolie fpecified in detail in an many colninne na may be mccranrs). Nano of Division and District Serial nouibcr of Junicipality. Namo of Jlnnicipality en Fronı Ilackvoy carrings Ronts of lan, hongos, ATHIA (rcat konfta), dak kunglone, Salo proceulo of nuda ani prouoco of landa, garilous, oto. uuds. Connori ancy receipts (other thinn taxes and rnton). .אין" Total. 24 26 111) 20 (a) 20 (0) 25 20 30 Ajmer Derrara 1 253 10,290 1 Ajaier 2 Bearar 3 Kehri Deol . 3,891 1,699 1,066 63 516: 1,0m 1,066 83 20,753 269 105 4,0.39 151 2.39 1,75 . 73 GRAND TOTAL, 1921-1925 6,70 1 2 3 8,012 16 267 ... 1,531 21 100 GRAND TOTAL, 1923 1924 5,8G1 936 0,821) 11,787 17,936 20,835 GRANTS AND CONTPIBUTIONS (FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSES). From Government. From Local Funds. From Other sources. Name of Dirigion and District Somal number of Bunicipality Namo of Juvicipality. For general purposes Foroducational par. poscs. For medical purposes For geooral purpOBCA, For educational pare ровев For medical pnrposca. For general purposes. cincntionni purposcs. For Bobodjud quoipou joj Total. 43 45 46 4S 49 51 Ajmer-Verpara .. ... 15,000 1 Ajmer 2 Beavar 3 Kehri 4 Dcoli 500 512 15,000 500 512 48 he 4S ... 1 GRAND TOTAL, 1924-1925 GRAND TOTAL, 1923-1924 *** 512 48 500 16,060 15,000 15,000 . 530 4S 800 16,378 21 (1) Only not collections should bo shoun (11) Judicial fines under Special Acts should be credited under "Fines" (212) Additional columns (if any) should be numbered 22 (d), 22 (e), etc., or 26 (c), (22) If the value of all cheques 18sued during tho year is greater than the value (v) Figurts should be shown in distinctive trpe. * Exclusivo of Rs 10 000 investod in Gorernment Securities + Inclusive of Rs 11,000 invested in Government Securities.

·Resoreries on econnt of me TINA rendered to Mratá indiriduals 1. Class 1: (a) Frm and rottade from daca t oual ias itation (Dyoint and colouring materials). * NO II IS 159 AND TALEN & Other atene 1401AT171551% 4,615 9117 i N (1) at 210 43 01 CluY (Mine lano oua) Fees and revenge from medical in-t tatlon 912 59 533 60 413 4 943 * Total 000 81 cca 8€ 01 S' ES rg 996 79 618 Hoti led wate-1 001 en fraalty Total inomo of your cxclod ng opeu og balance during the year ending the 31st Marca 1933 10 3 Fire and retende for marketa a lalaughter-bowane. 17 817 164-3 TROX MEXITAL PROPIITY AND TOWIRDALANT 120x TARATION pe Total cheques casted daring the year the diference shonid be entered in th column 58 Salo proceeds of Government ARCUIT time and withdrawala from Vavinga Bank Fore and revenue from inte ini sering from refaada 1 Tax on boarct and labda 57 Prom Goriroment. 12 33401 and 1-2 เm "315 2017 251" 8 LORD 1 81 $16_12101519 E38 Texto animals and relielce. : Rained in the open market im for lies bruler Marion 116 an-1 Irota Colow 330 1651 170 1 Tar prolonelons so) in len. 59 Icalitations of Soking Fund for repayment of loans. FITLAORDINAIT AND DEBT 35 (a) Fre for Hand tador action 118 Decemary colaunam may be detail in many Other fem to be specided in 8 Permanent. u True on roads and terrier 230 Adrance OF AJBIER-LRLARA LOR 1021.95 2 407 Other 5 35 (3) 5 Fater nalo. SI % Deposits 3 $ Lighting nito Fine ander Janicipal and other Acta 3 Total 12 467 5771 3.933 301 690 € 2 631 108 21 8 6 6S ' 189 168 169 * Connerrucy (clading scavenging latrine rates) 1 & LC For geral por PORC 19 136 2701 2171 8 8 3 to sha 38 691 Tetal recipta exclading opening balance. Guz Slaughter Ilocro Total recepta inclad og opening balance 1 For odocal otul perposes Inrelmoita Interest of 39 1 (1) 2 (a) 3 COCAN Commisioner RJ W HEATF Incidence of taxation (column 3) per lead of population necenery colaman may be em 14x eto in many d tail... Arvonta lax vil Other Tuxen (to be specifinita 66 GS For med cal pur PORCE 13 HU Ine deace of income (colama 55) per Tead of populat oti 1 $ Premios o less and interest from pronu ABOTT poles. sus . 2 RIWARKA Totat 3 TO TA c ad tarea -5.0.2 67 693 5,053 3 43 59 341211 70 ·APPENDICES TO TIIL REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION 74 (Vide Section III Municipalitios). FORM No. 28.-Statement sharing the reccipts of the Municipalities in Ajmer-Nerrara MUNICIPAL RATES (1) OCT::01. (0) Namo of Division and District. Sorial Number of Junicipality. Namo of Municipality, Balonco in band at clo40 of last year. Cine4 I Articles of fooil or drink for a mien E animals). Claes II (nirala for olnughter). (I'nel, lighting oud waah. ins). Cl24 IV (Building maccria's). Clasa V (Drnge, and spires). Claas VI (Tolacco'. Class VII (Cloth). CINHA VIII (Votnls). Class 3 1 G 7 8 1 20 11 12 Ajmer.dfertran 37,771 37,711* 39,7771) 95 35+ 20.075 G,OGI 7.789 833 i Ajmer . Rentrale 3 Kehri 1 Deoli 11,773 6,277 1,0 7,203 1,613 704 10,359 19.135 1,872 5.772 3,016 270 01.21 19,95 9,161 5,501 632 . .. GRAND TOTAL, 1921-1925 1,18,5 8,719 10.070 10,359 EC,811 1 .. 1,31,23 1,11,575 0,663 13,265 10,119 22,378 15,591 21,837 Grand TOTAL, 1923-1924 76,152 6,674 17,613 10,575 1,06.33 (11)- REALIGATIOXA UNDER 6PTCIAL ACTA (11). RETESTE DECITED From nther fonas (to le fpecificd in detail in on many columns as may be neceu.lry). Name of Dirisiou and District Serial nnber of Junicipality. Namo of Minnicipality e From Hackney carriagry. Rents of lanıla, HONACA, Arnis (reat houkut, dok bangniors, cto, Salo proceeds of Inna and produco of landn, fardens, olu. From ponnda. o Conservano receipts (other thon taxca nod raton). het Total. 21 20 110) 20 (a) 20 (6) 25 ad Ajmer-Mermara 1,233 10,230 1 jmer 2 Benar 3 Kickr Dcoli 3,8S1 1,699 1,006 ... 5,161 1,629 1,000 $3 20,7753 269 ... 105 1,039 151 239 1,173 78 6,729 1,2-3 S,(112 16,207 3,554 21.100 GRAND TOTAL, 1924-1925 GRAND TOTAL, 1923-1921 5,861 236 6.821 11,787 1 17,036 20,53S Gr.ASTS AND CONTRIBUTIOXS (FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL PURPOSES). From Gorernment. From Local Funds. From Other sources Name of Dirieion and District. Sorial number of Municipality. Namo of Municipality. For gonornl purponce. For odncational pur• poscs. For medical purpoaco. For gonoral purpoACR. For educational por. PORUA. Tor modiral purpoRCA. e ng For general purpoACH. For cdncational prire poach. en for mclical parroach. en Total, 43 45 46 49 Ajmer-Jervara 15,000 ... 1 Ajmer 2 Bcarrar 3 Kukri Deoli ... I. 15,000 500 512 45 512 ... ... .. 45 *** ... ... 512 GRAND TOTAL, 1924-1925 GRAND TOTAL, 1923-1924 4S ... 500 15,000 16,060 530 .. 4S 800 15,000 ... 16,378 (1) Only not collections Bhonld be ebonn. (17) Judicial fines ander Special Acts should be credited under " Fines". (111) Additional columns (if any) should be numbered 22 (d), 22 (e), etc., or 26 (c), (iv) If the value of all cheques issued during the year is greater than the value (u) Figures should be shown in distinctive type. * Exclusive of Rs. 10 000 invested in Government Securities. † Inclusive of Rs. 11,000 inrested in Government Securities.

·} Yo. III. Herrara durerile goraurtis :: ir: 1 la 1 17 11.40 1.0 131 7.61 IDS &S 7016 1 136 2.213 31 13 390 1.53 1 14 e $ ***$!] 1 10.3.3 Pe! Tuttia, nolin (ve Totta Interest on Loach () fou no 1993 چه دل (1) Storre (+1) Moral ananas to pusy), Cootrbatasan goles de $ For grenl partons count of persona Itter at det OD 1 lateret ** your locome-tar * Total Discotch 19 6,013 B0430410 CEC 071 7442 10,187 170 30214 6195 0.25 1.14 14,000 176 1,210 12,423 12 199 4187 85 290 2908 6283 1) 27,210 3,43 785 11,677 1,813 16,714 210 10187 7,5€7 2,345 20 C5 9 160 2,33,342 7 X1 1704 81,196 19 20 416 Bet bowie. Wherever etatuslument is employed, or pre constructed for a porticular purpose only tbe ebargo should be sbowa under the lead to thour benda bruil be stroom onder how and ont under this bead of roade lot any put cu le parole come in the purpose best bet bed is propriet, ubould be charged tnder this book ·78 ES -- APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (Tide Section III Municipalities). Form No. 29.--Statement showing the expenditure of the Municipalities in Ajmer- Extra. Other items (to be specified in detail in as many columns as may be Decessary). Name of Division and District. Serial number of Municipality. Namo of Municipality. Actual cost of work donc for private individunls. Printing. Firing midday gun and fairs. Miscellaneous. Total oxpondituro. Total. 49 50 51 52 54 P 56 57 58 Ajiner-Verwars 1 | Ajmer 599 2,138 3,936 6,074 16,860 3,21,975 2 Beatar 261 41 .. 1,247 1,467 1,467 98,315 1 3 Kekri 393 ... 1,267 1,660 1,660 24,904 4 Deoli ... 4,394 .. ... Grand total for 2924-1925 599 2,399 352 6,450 9,201 19,987 4,49,588 Grand total for 1923-1924 628 2,496 900 3,903 7,293 26,442 4,72,029 [v] Additional columns (if any) should be numbered 53 (3), 53 (c), etc. [vi] If the value of all cheques cashed during the year is greater than the valne of all cheques issued during the year the difference should be [112] Figures should be shown in distinctive type.

·for online end 79 OF AJVER BERVARA FOR 1924 25 Yo III Vericata during the year ending the 31st Jarch 1925.--contd 1 > dinary and debt Balance testinants.) Advances funds.) REMARKS 8 In Kit Dgs Bank. Payment to s uk og fand - Total disbursement. & Ro payment of loans. Permanet a Deposts Actual balance Other G and Total 89 toda . Total Total 89 72 19756 1 696 6092 96 444 3 48 419 50 222 50,222 3,98 641 York – The financ al post on of aby particular Mone pa ty may be 2nd cated by A brief note in th: column & ving the amount of the n vested balance at te credt or the balance of the loang dge from t etc F goes parporting to & YO & d stric dysonal pomn al total of the liab t ex and laimg of Mon c 1 51 497 palit es abould not be sh wn here) 9,999 69 10 080 108,375 43 122 43 1997 62 698 Balance of loan of- R$ 18,000 - Ba auce of loan of R. 40 000 40 000 18 000 16992 3 23 671 18 000 24 904 , 11 000 27 9,3 38 343 63 247 Total Rs. 4 20 661 57 673 Balance of loan of Rs 2 18 000 - Ba ance of loan of Rs 40 000 - 40,000 18 900 9 653 3 18 578 15 000 Total Rs 400 904 4,394 5,865 5895 10,245 9 998 19 756 I 596 5164 36 504 4 86,092 11 000 1 96 549 1 37 543 E 23 634 18,466 2 097 58 5 6 399 4 98,417 11,000 1 07 914 1 18 944 6 17 361 entered in this cloudA * Government P om 99ry Notes -Rs 2000 War Loan 1996 4000 War Lan 1930 5 000 R$ 11,000 + Exclug te of Re 19,999 invested in Government Securities RJ W HEALE Major, Commissioner, Ajmer Merwara ·APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 80 FORM (Vide Section III- Municipalitios.) No. 30.---Statement showing the quantity or value of the principal articles imported into and taxed the average consumption or expenditure per head, and the Grain. Disision. District. Sorial number of Manici. pality. Name of Mani: Population. cipality. Gross imports. Gross amount : of tex collected, (c) Net imports, (d) Net amount of tax collected. Net average consumption per head of population. A 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 1 2 Uds. Rs. Mds. Rs. Mds. 495,910 15,475 486,089 15,190 4 35 5 Ajmer-Merwara Ajmer-Morwara 1Ajmer 99,541 + 13,971 (pilgrims) 22,362 14,626 2,016 11,091 1,555 2 Beawar 0 19 13 . 65,032 5,698 2,032 57,868 1,808 3 Kekri 10 6 1 . 3,474 .. 4 Deoli 675,568 19,523 555,048 18,553 Grand Total 1924-25 ... ..... 113,075 +13,971 636,255 18,556 522,263 17,659 ... Grand Total 1923-24 131,075 +13,971 Class I.--Including Grain, Sugar, Ghi and articles used as food and drink for men and animals. Net average (a) Gross imports. (8) Gross amount of tax collected. (c) Net imports. (d) Net amount of tax collected. consumption per bead of population. > 26 27 23 29 30 Mds. Rs. Mde. Rs. Mds. Ajmor-Norwara Ajmer-Merwara 1 Ajmer 777,846 1,08,648 741,698 98,584 718 0 . Rs. Rs. Rs. 7,45,460 6,64,547 6 9 3 Rs. Rs. 2 Beawar Mds. 164,639 Mds. 104,707 . 41,743 Mds. 4 27 5 26,678 3) Kokri Mds. 102,009 Re. 7,812 Mds. 87,765 Rs. 6,061 Mds. 15 15 14 Rs. Ra. Rs. 32,698 32,017 5 9 10 4 Deoli .. .. Grond Total 1924-25 Mds. 1,044,494 Rs, 1,58,203 Mds. 934,070 Rs. 1,31,323 Re. 7,78,158 Rs. 6,86,564 Grand Total 1923-21 Mds. 923,593 Rs. 7,99,324 Rs. 1,38,875 ..... Mds. 801,392 Nos. 250,800 Ks. 1,11,573 Nos, Rs, 255,850 7,52,096 Note-The quantity, value or nombor of the goods on which refunds arc grinted can be ascortained by ·OF AJIER ULRI ARI FOR 1924 25 Sl No IV by the several Municipalities in Ajmer-Jlervara during the year ending the 31st March 1923, incidence of taxation per head of population. Refaed Sugar Unrefined Sager G52 (a) Croes imports (3) Gross atnoun! of tar Icollected. (c) Net imports (d) Nct amount of tas tell cc Net average Consump 11 per head of pupulatan GrOSS imports ) Gross &Lonat of tar collected (e) Net 10 ports. (a) Net Amo pt ol tar collectol he arers consump tron per hend of population Gross Imports Gross Amount let of tas ports collected (1) Vet het arer amount otram of tar colected lad of polst og ti per 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 20 21 Mds Rs Mds Rs. Nda Wids R: Vas Ru. Mids BIJA R: Md. I V. 47,080 19 862 41,356 17 447 0 16 10 19,599, 15,516 18,536 1441 0 7 7 31,433 16 693 17 596 9 473 0 31 7 6,993 1,900 4 358 280 0 7 12 6,965 4230 4911 3025 O A 10 8,877 2,219 4 006 1 002 0 231 4259 632 3,895 497 0276 1,173 699 610 87,390 38,763 62,958 27,922 27,022 11,28 2 492 8 953 1,747 20 126 21 207 17,952 70 156 90,000 43,181 18,992 8,640 1 897 6 031 1,270 26 399 19309 23 507 17321 Clans II pimals for slaughter Ont Claw Ill - Jacial ng O., an oilare le ani Artales uud for fuel, Lutong ulurg 1 (0) Net average (8) (a) Grosu (c) Groga stbount Net imports. of tar oports collected (e) (d) Vet Met Syerage arount consump nf tax fion per collected head of population Gross trn ports Gross Amount of tai allocled (d) (0) Net Net Amount imports. l of tar collected (8) (a) dron GrORS Avoint et im port of tar importe CORSOP taon per Vet Vet arere Inoant constmof tax 10 per collected brow of population bool of population collected 31 32 33 36 35 38 37 39 39 to 40 15 Heads Ro Heads Rs Hmouls Re R$ Rs Re. R: Mida Roda Ko Ms. 83,048 7,76G 83,043 89,278 9,571 79 0:1 2 468 0 12 8 510 0.9 11,901 500 974 11,774 S 18 R. 11 13 215 10909 1 1 R N1 100 d. 03 0 Md. 1,080 ds. 14,313 IJs 96939 13,33% 933 13 331 933 CO 970 270 7761 0,07 1 2 0 M10 971 ar Vd. 20 353 NI 99! 121 971 1:1 0 6 13 Wido 1 30 1 1, Carta Cart . 03,392 8719 90,392 8719 2 651 2 962 2,957 361 Rs 79,921 MJ 579,575 RA 1 13:15 Yd 267195 196*G R 1.00.8 Carto 8,979 Carto 20:55 ません。 19 1817 75 303 19 May 0030 73363 6030 26-8 Vis 15 I 73.61 17,97 Wodo :10 I 0340 514511 P 153,931 no 13,511 Carts Cata drdachung (r) from (0) Add the sounds to dalosting () fica (1) ·'APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 82 No. 30.--Statement showing the quantity or value of the principal articies imported into and taxed the average consumption or expenditure per head, and the Class IV.--Articles used in the Construction of Buildings. (e) Sorinl number of Municipality. Name of Municipality Net average, Division. District. (a) Gross imporis. (6) Gross amount of tax collected. Net importe, Net amount of tax collected. consumption per bend of population. 46 47 48 49 50 Dids Rs. Mds. Rs. Mde. 8,842 7,293 Ajmer-Merwara Ajmer-Norwara 1 Ajmer 6,718 Rs. 88,676 Carts. 35,587 6,475 Rs. 56,359 Carts. 35,586 0 2 10 Rs. 091 Carts. 35 00 Ads. 0 3 8 1,605 2 Beatar 1,605 . 765 765 3 Kekri Mids. 2,038 Mds. 1,152 Rs. 10,282 Carts. 2,965 Mds. 2,038 Mds. 1,152 Rs. 10,282 Carts. 2,965 08 1 Rs. 1 12 10 ... 4 Deoli 11,212 9,663 ... Grand Total 1924-25 ....... ... ...... Mds, 9,908 Rs. 98,958 Carts. 38,552 Uds. 9,665 Rs. 66,641 Carts, 38,551 12,017 10,147 Grand Total 1923.24 ... .... Mds. 9,824 Rs. 1,19,268 Nos. 28,094 Carts. 37,108 Mas. 9,593 Rs. 80,093 Nos. 28,084 Carta. 37,100 Class VII.-Incladiog Cloth, Piece-goods, Articles of Clothing and manufactured Articles of Dress. Class VIII. Articles Net Net () (d) Gross Gross amount Net amount imports. of tax | imports of tax collected. collected. averago copsamption (6) (a) Gross Gross amount Net imports. of tax imports. collected.) per lead of popula. tion. 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Ajmcr-Jlerwora Ajmer-Mer Tora 1 Ajmer . 2 Beawar 29,23,922 88,738 20,43,80961,264 20 8 G 18,89,561 Rs. Rs. Rs. Mds. 20,05,868 19,834 19,80,986 19,834 88 94 1,976 Mds. Mås. Ndo. Mids. 85,283 6,526 80,734 5,982 14 6 8 3,82L Rs. Rs. Rs. 1,80,977 1,69,605 29 12 1 27,799 2,93,148 Dids. 8,061 1,244 Mds. 955 3,729 3 | Kekri 4 Dcoli .. ... ... ... Grand Total 1921-23 Dids, 85,283 1,15,008 Rs. 51,10,767 . 1..... Dids. 80,734 87,080 Rs. 41,94,400 I.1.1 34,815 Mds. 5,797 Rs, 8,89,601 Alda. 6,973 Rs. 2,03,148 Granl Total 1923.24 .te. ..... Mds. Nds. 11,71,083 1,29,066 1,67,499 1,06,355 Rs. Rs. 53,35,103 46,02,136 Mds. 8,8-12 37,620 Ra. (13,42,135 Md.. 8,8 Rs. 7,42,765 Note.The quantity, value or number of the goods-on which refunds aro granted can be ascorts ined b5 ·01 UVIL. SALI 101 141 his the sprerai Vunicipalities in .ljmer lliritant during the paga poljno in girº V.. incidence of tisation per hrad of Mpulation-con'? Alter *174121 Tots « . 10) 10 Cr It" hus«t lutte ottar I yerfejl tot i que of tat < Late ht '14 flus la * Trit 12 17 .7 111 TL T. 1 TA It TA ta 3 ta Location 21,3 L.C.- 2101 10 % 101 1 "X 9.36 3: 713 D C 0.1.° I . SC 16 K7 1.115 100 lu 1 30 10 3 067 KE II Stout 2 - NI *110 12 12 ܚܐ 1. 3 14 I 1 Hat CA TA SL 3 3 0 . Is 7 > 11 > & $ 1 4 1 t. 3 $ 11914 $ 11 k ·(Vide Section IV.) 84 No. 31. -Rainfall Return for the year 1924-25. 1934. 1925. District. Statione. Serial No. April. June. May. July. Augast. September. October. November. December. January. March. February. Total. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. Inch. Ceot. Tuch. Cent. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. | Iach Cent. Ioch. Ceni. Inch. Cent. Inch. Cent. 1 05 Ajmer 30 5 63 26 9 16 1 88 24 15 11 03 34 ... 54 1. ... .. Sawar 9 59 2 30 6 2 66 3 89 00 ... 97 ... ... ". ... ... ... .. 23 70 ... ... ..1 1. Kekri 55 3 76 12 ... 52 6 99 12 18 2 20 13 1 ... .. 36 ... 63 ... ... ... 4} Ajmer Pisangan 85 10 95 6 ... 06 6 86 50 57 60 ... . ... 26 .. *** ... ... ... 39 ... ... 5 Goela 40 1 ... 60 10 76 2 66 4 45 6 76 50 ... 1 53 66 ... . ... ... 28 ... ... 6 Beawar 1 10 49 3 39 6 34 7 09 73 ... 49 23 ... 66 1.. ... . APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 7 Dewair 25 98 4 36 6 60 20 ... 16 ... 39 .. ... Jawaja 97 70 1 8 58 2 56 6 86 75 6 ... 22 ..! 02 Merwara. Todgarh 62 ... 90 38 7 3 ... 38 3 54 50 31 ... ... 16 ... 58 ... *** . Total 5 94 9 72 ... 72 43 91 69 48 22 18 • 2 55 6 73 ... ... 228 55 - Average ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... t. ** ... ... *** ". 1. *** ... ... ... 25 39 R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner, djmer-Derwara.

·OF AJMER MERWARA FOR 1924 25 S5 (Pide Section IT.) FOR I. No.32..-Capital Account of Advancos actually made by Government in the Ajmer-B[erwara District during the ycar 1921-25, Oot atan ling at the Coumencement of the year Outstand ng at the clona of the year Mean out stat ding Interest st 3 per ceut on Mean out standog Ajmer Merrara Total Ajmer Netwars Total Ajmer Merwers Total Ajmer Herrer Total RA R. R. R. Rs P. RO Ra P's Rs R: Rg Lapd Improvement Load Accoasts 67,795 37,579 1,05,674 68,205 37,680 95,975 63,013 37,760 1,00 825 2907 1,322 3,529 Agricultarist Loss Accounts 93 235 1,35,6-43 2 33,678 89,033 1,18,151 207,187 91,134 1,28,999 2 20,133 3,190 4515 7,703 6,897 5,837 11,234 له!Ta . 161 030 1,77,722 3,38,752 1,47,328 1 55,834 3,03,162 1,54,179 1,68,779 13 20,958 BJ. W. HEALE, Major, Commissonet, Ajmer-Hervara.

·PO RONM II, N..!!! Marami rawal of Toul (" want with gultural Horrowers in die po llermoare for 1921-43 AWA PN* lanle THIMOVNINNI LINA ALI XIX Apr 111,115 lorso Art TIAI, (WITH Art . 1711 i 1171 Ajuny . 1, (ming wild animatornih olim 17.7600 UCE:'3:11 1,19.11.13 1,1,1,10 1,77.772 %%. Ammlung Ilm your 13,30 2 1 197.7871 119,66904 1,11,1411. 1,319,8:1:5 1,01,080 1,1111,61"} 35, 17,67 . 7 7. il, Amain dengan wallollon mingilin your 1,11,111 1,189,1419 5,111,11715 I 18 !!! 1,91711 11,1t's 0,019 11, quanto doing thing your i 1,170) 11,6, mely 21,711 11107341 1:37:30) ? ? 62 1,111,1661 1,17,19,16 :9,1%, 10% 1milioni DI Yout fill, M6031 1,15,161 1,17,112 ? 1 11), Anemia of' snimant un m the contro 2,0113 II. Internet Idling low within how you זו לי A2 * #2 1,17% 1.115 1 listot re MQ. 1 + it! !!! Hem de you Ile ward winner in your 1,113 1:37 011 1.711 11 2. s # 1031 1:11'1 21 11, Amennt of internal womelo14 all that of finti 1/81': + 11 llewillimburimer llons yelll JI, ('sallonfluss dming on you Ill, (ivmoment this will of Gen yeni 10,171 119,0ll 111.901 1,17.1% 1,1xlint praww ll, J, W II BALI, Aljur, (WILIANION'T', dimepellan'la ·RETURN III 1o 31-Talari-tinencral Resells of Loan Operations for 1921 93 + Land IYFRO1ZXENT LOAN Act AGRICOLTURISTE LOAN ACT Ajmer Mervers TOTAL Ajmer TOTAL (BOTT Acts) Merwars TOTAL Ajmer Rs. Mersara Rs (1) I forest at 3) per coit ou men ontstaad az elowa in state nent I "TOTAL Ra Ra 2 207 Rs (3) Internet collected for ng the year 1 392 Rs 3 829 R 8 100 I. 4,515 R$ 1008 7 705 GO 5397 1 602 5937 (3) Dalma ol laterest Acording to Covorntent slter delaction of (1) 300 11,31 1 443 -1119 1 743 (1) Reallon of Pr Low faring the year -718 1,858 1867 2017 - 2 890 3 105 3072 4,300 -398 OF AJMER (Strees (pmodtalow) for the year 4039 4,970 3 00 7829 (C) Yat realt trevlono fara 5 619L 718 L 4,370 0237 L 2 890 43 0 MICRWAR! 3 072 L 1114 3 --084 6962L -2,196 8,4097 -2,799 3901 19 199 4 434 19 13 OCS 7,233 302 L 031 1967 FOR 1921 2 L 6399 SC1 1 9n9 : 893 * 35T 53 1904L 348 L 1 CC9 3105 F L. 8841 4,62 1911) L 4793 484 L 108993 L 2399L • 097 689 L L 0 300 L $ 393 L 1° P 1999 L 619 L 8215 L 1 51: 5A7L IL 440 I 6111 ID 107 0101L 978L. 13 L. Jn CGT 1069 RJ ir 11.VIP Con 10me", te lerrira ·SS (rue fiction V.) No. 3.3.---Statement showing the Total Demand, Collection and Balance of Land Revenue in the Ajmer and Merwara District for the year 1924-1925. Demand for 1024-25. Outstanding balance. Realised during thic yenr. Detail of balances and how adjusted. Balance at the end of the year. Remission, Remarks, Deutijetim of Revenue. Baldura of previo118 cars. Deinan for cuirent year. Total Demand. 011 account of pevious ycir. On account of bolnnco of current year. Total. On account of previo116 years. On account of current year. Totnl. On account On nccount of previous, of current ycare. ycar. Totni. On account On account of previous of current years. year. Total. 0 7 6 8 9 2 3 . 10 11 13 12 14 15 16 17 1 RA. Rs. Rs. Rs, Ro. RA. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Re. LAND Rrrrxu1. Rs. Re. Ra. Rs. .. ... Varinblo Klinlane Fier 5 8,563 5 8,926 5 8,926 303 303 8,663 . Ajmr 587 4,114 101 31,399 8,828 1,01,690 2,739 1,1 1,731 9,415 1,00,104 2,810 1,46,183 8,823 96,127 2.739 86,807 9,410 1,00,178 2,810 1,09,444 587 4,01 101 22,577 I. ... Trust Innd Istimitrine 8,822 27,807 36,689 :: :::: 8,822 27,867 36,089 ... Total 30,601 2,30,991 2,67,492 27,316 1,94,558 2,21,872 9,185 38,435 45,620 30,135 9,186 ... 15,620 ... 774 774 881. 107 107 107 .. Virnarn Klinika l'ixed Variable 80,227 2,032 88,120 2,032 87,001 2,032 86,120 2,032 774 ... ... ... ... .. 774 Total 88,259 89,033 88,152 88,152 774 107 881 774 774 107 107 ... Totnl Ajmer anil Verwarn 37,276 3,19,260 3,60,526 27,316 2,82,708 3,10.024 9,959 36,512 46,501 774 9,185 30,542 45,727 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADUINISTRATION WATCH RELEXUS Fixed and l'ariablc. Klinler 30 100 139 30 30 139 ... Ajrer Skrundle Sanit 9,878 333 .. .. 9.848 393 9,739 393 9,739 393 109 ... . ... ... Total 30 10,211 10,271 10,132 10,132 .. 30 109 139 109 139 30 ... ... ... ... Mesara Klin)67 ... Firril Varinble 12,410 3,683 12,410 3,683 12,410 3,683 12,410 3,683 ". ... Total 16,093 10,003 ... 10,033 16,093 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Total Ajmer-Norwara 30 26,334 26,364 26,225 26 225 30 109 139 ... ... 30 109 139 ... 774 Grand Total Ajmer-Vcrunr 37,305 3,15,584 3,82,889 27,816 3,09,933 3,36,249 9,989 36,651 46,010 774 0,215 36,651 15,866 MISCELLANEOUS. Aimer J.camara 7,196 24 10,137 1,813 17,333 1 867 2,116 24 8,264 1361 10,410 1,375 5,050 1,873 492 6,923 492 5,050 1,873 492 6,923 ... Total Ijmer-Nerwarn 7 220 11,980 19,200 2,170 9,615 11,785 5,050 2,365 7,115 ... 5,050 *** 2,385 7,415 .. Grand Total 44,525 3,57,564 4,02,089 29,-186 3,18,548 3,49,034 15,039 39,016 51,055 774 774 14,265 39,016 58,281 R. J. W. HEALE, Major, Commissioner, Ajmer-Merward.

·in le Section V) IJIPERIAL RETUR. I No 36 - Revenue 1924-25 COUNTET SPIRIT COUNTIT PEBDPYTED LIQUOBB DIALT LIQUORB YINES AND SPIRITS FOIL RIGN LIQUOR3 OTHAR TEN BLER) OPIUM JIRYP DBUOR VAJ OP I) XNICT Liceuse fees for wa @of foregu liquor generally whether importo Or MADU factared in bo Total of co tinne 15 and 16 Total of co ame", 31 11 ad 17 Recepta frotn commercial spirita in Act g a on 1560c8 vf excise Lacerto fees for sale o (why eeale and retail) Duty on op um other than & opiat Total recepte from opinm * License fees for sale of Cocaino ad All U druga Fines and forfeitures License fees (wbolesale and retail) and warebonse duer waardo deixa 1 roceipts from home Total de Total daty on demasp druge Total charges as shown in Imperial Duty on Chalas Daty on gasja Son Daty on bbang 23 Ascellaneous Grand Total Net Torende in the year Retorn Lt 1 2 $ 6 7 10 13 15 19" 16 30 31 35 Ka La Rs RB Ra Rs Ra R$ Ro RA Ps Be R R. R.Rs RE Ps 16 Ro Re Ra R. Ro RURE Po R. R6 Rs A or Merwars' 1497 100 CO 83 81 605 50 5 81 895 32 015 13 971 45 886 1543, 5* QUOCCO 80 C13 15 086 76 207 CO 1 GC0 (1 660 584 05 859 2 167 709 416 28 9776 80 437 OF AJMER VERWARU FOR 1924 25 Total 514 J-5 ICO GG 630 587 69. 581 595 6u? 60 1 690 1 660 58405 31 915 13 9 11 45 €86 1513 58 6,040060 613 15 85 G 497 Ou 2 167 709 414 28 977 6 80 437 Totalcros ona year 54 612 100 fre 16 5 91 69 5 01 G.S $0 800 I 696 1696 5 94758 28 891 10 655 39 (G DES 41516-41 458 9 9 GG 45 211 396 ) 12 533 7 01 809 98,137 6, -5,371 2 Tue finur - UTD couran 1. elp lo 1 The I role fons dorived from exr enhle artı lew of a ferent kinds inecel to Nat ve States and fore en contra is shown in italics bolow the figures relating to Br tibb districts and a not included in thon figures Guts on beer veed for cor icotion by the trop 3 lbe whow iiico uud 15 includo R$ daty lustod at a rodacod rato os op ritused for couaumptiou by tho troops or military po zce V W r Q SHULDIAV, Collector of Creise l'erenne, mer-Verware 69 ·} 90 APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (ride Section ; IMPERIAL RETURN I-A. No. 36-A.---Supplementary table showing the duty realized (a) in other British Indian prorinces on excisable articles exported to, and (6) in Ajmer-Nervara on excisable articles exported to other British Indian provinces (Aount Abu Leased Area), 1924-25. Amount of duty realised in other prorinces of India on escisable articles exported to- Awount of duty realized in Ajmer. Jerrara on excisable artieles exported to other Indiau provincts. Description of excirable articles. In In— In 1- In- Total. To Aba. To Aba. To Abu. To Abu, To Aba. Total. 1 2 3 ܝܙ 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. A. Pa Charas. Gauja. Bhaug. Opium. Poppy bend, Srs. Srs. Srs. Mds. 33 12 19 ... Rs. Rs. Rs. A. P. Rs. 1,980 120 2 13 17 320 ... . Total ... 1,980 120 2 13 7 320 ... 3,422 13 7 Total (f the previous year ... ... 800 130 3 9 7 283 ... 1,221 97 PYARAILAL for Colleator of Excise Rerenke, Ajmer-AI erwara. (Title Section V.) IMPERIAL RETURN II. No. 37.—Expenditure, 1924.-25. Supplies and scrvicng. Name of district. Salaries and establishment. Allowances. Contingencies and special charges Refunds. Total charges. Construction olid repairs of buiklings. Rewards. Other chaigos. 1 1. 3 6 7 8 Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Re. Rs. Rs. Rs. Ajmer-lernain, 1921-23 20,777 4,766 2,806 6-8 ..) 9,977 ... Total 20,777 1,705 9,806 ".. 028 .. t.. 28,977 Total of previous year 19,911 3.601 1,161 ... 458 223 23,437 > PYARAILAL, for Collector of Ercire lurexre, djmet-Merrrara.

·TOTALTBETTO TOTAL Breweries C Government distilleries * Private distilleries * Out stills 5. Country epınts Country fermented liquore Laqgor imported or manufac tured in India and excisod et trail rates Commercial spirits = Opium Hemp drags NUMBER OF OLUOB MANUFACTURE NUMBER OF WHOLESALE BALE OF LICENSES FOR 3 108 los Formopted tam 19 Seonbil 13 13 BALE OP TOPS LICENSED FOR Unformented turi Other country fermented Lsqaor# (Pachira eta ) (Ordinery_Licensor) Other Country fermentu liquors (Homebrewing LICE DACA) CD No 38 --Shops and Licenses, 1921-25. IVPERIAL NITURN III. 23 Melt liquore only Forofa huorn to be conburned on premier and on and oft premises. Foreign, quors to be con eumoll off premes Liquo & in hotels, restau rauta, boarding hours and clule and refreshment rooms and stalla otbor than xalway refreshment rooma (excluding an teens) Laroors in railway refresh Hent rooms, dal bungalona dining care and steainere Laquork in temporary refreaks Deutstalle including other Licenech for liquore Foreisn, liquore all other special retrul liceueee, au Cindang canteen licenres Kectified Epimte and mech cato wives Il ragasta permata) Denatrped spinte 11 FOR BILE OT LICENSES-NUMBER FOREIGY LIQUOR-RETAIL 25 10 4 LO 10 | ៖ SE 8 Raw opiam * Ganja BALA OP LICENSED OR RETAIL NUMDER OF BHOPA IG 16 Charas Bhang Collector of Excise Rerenne, Amer-Verala VF Q SHULDHIAN, Opium and its preparations for ndical purpoees only (Ordinary diggets' permuta Morphia (Special drugoiste porrota) Llomp druge for medical pur. pores only (Depsgists_permite ) Cocaine (Drasgusto permite ) Licen80 to qualified Melica! practitionera for sale of Cocausa į at lo 10 TTS NUMBER FOR ILITAIL LICENSE SG FGBT VOI FAIT IO Forella ·(Vide Scution V). IMPERIAL RETURN IV - CONSUMPTION. 92 No. 39 --Consumption, 1924-25. COUNTRY SPIRITS. I'ONCION LIQUORS. CONDIERCIAL SPIRITA. OPIUX AND OTIIER DRUGS, IABO ER IN IMPERIAT. GALLONA, I.1quons IANUVACTUN. ED IN INDIA PAYINO DIITY AT TANIER LATES IDI PORTED LIQUORA. Naino of District, Rnten of duty. At strength of-25° U. P. At strength of–50° U. P. Equiralent at London proof of the total of colunin 2, 3 and 4. gallons, Sprits in Im po- London proof. TFines in Impea rial galloua. Jalt lignors in Impcrial gall. gallona, Spirits in Impe London proof. rial Lectifcd fpirits in Imperial gullo3. Valt liquora in Imperial gallons. Denatured spirits in Imperial gallons. edicatod mines ia Imperial Issues in seers of cacioc opium Nicial Fales in rcers of other opium (?; Punjab Town, Pangal 'Hui States. Afghan galluns. and Valval. At strength of Wbolesale pricu of opium to reta:I reudors, Irerage retail pricu of opiwn. Sa'cs of ir orphia in lbs., oz. and TS. Sales, in seers, of char13. Sales, in scers, of bliang and its preparations. Salca, in scers, of gnja. Sales of cocuino in lbs., oz. 2:1.1 rial ons. 629 2 1 5 g 7 1 8 10 9 13 13 16 | 15 10 17 18 13 21 23 Ajmor-Merwars- Per proof gallon. Re, A. P. G, B. G. B. G. 1. O, a. RA RA. 62,742 Urban Urban 820 913,7313 3 800 3,3111 1,5713 C 3,511 633 3,119 ... 20 to 11 per acer. .. 10 1 BOOT, 120 Bhang 2,318 ... ... APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON TIIE JDMINISTRITION Turni 32,988 51 71,808 Rural 5 10 0 *** 117 .. Jajan .ro ... ... ... ... ... 05,710 2,735 Ubran 8 00 TOTAL 95,710 51 71,808 3,111 1 820 313,730 3 9 3,511 3,119 638 121) .. 2,735 .. ... (Rural 20 to 21 por irer, 10 Por Arir. 5 10 0 ) Uhrnn 8 0 0 TOTAL, OT TIT VIOUB YEAR. 38,079 230 73,727 3 3,250 31 789 : 13,390 21 133 033,279 1 2,823 20 to 32 to 10 1,000 87 2,092 .. +44 *** Rural 5 10 0 1. Januo of oxnimatio notiolog of nll kimik to Nativa Alatok Ruud foreign countrios Aro hlown in italira boloy thu ynrig renting to British Jatrints, and not inolued in thono figuroa. 2. The liguros aliown in column. 7 to 9 and 11 inomo. kallons of wpirit anil ballons of liter for olyamjition liy troopin, 3. The figures Ahown in colun 10 inoludo gullonis inmued frou of dity to tho Bupulynn Triunport Corpg, 1541 -- Ballony juan) dirrot to regiment on payinont of duty. W. T. Q. SIIUL DILAM, Collector of Ereise Rerenne, Ijmer-Herwara.

·or AJMER MLRTVARA FOR 1021 25 93 (Vide Section ) IMPERIAL RETURN IVA -(1924 25) No 39-A -Imports and exports of excisable articles of different descriptions from and to other British Indian piovinces (a) on payment of duty and (b) in bond IMPORTS EXPORTS DUTT ZAID IX BOND DUTT PAID IX BOND Description of cicable articles From From - From- From Rawalp nd From Cawn pore Tota? To Mount! Abu To- Total To-To-Total Hoshiarpur 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Md er ch tmd or cb t md sr ch t Seers Seers. Churas 3 18 7 21 24 8 3 O 26 24 102, 33 83 74 33 7 2 19 Bbang 174 32 7 21 19 12 12 Ganja ads 2 Vds 2 Opium L quor LPG LPG 31 323 754393 7 V P Q SHULDIAV, Collector of Pzause Recare, Aj ner erara ·(17mm 1.) SITUAL ENT' I. (writwal.) Noi!).11.-Statistics of holesale rend or Spirits and Formented Liquor miler licenses granle il nometne illi Bitlis (1) ol the lon'ble the chile Commissioner's Nulitluation No. 1 1910, ale tho Hiihi Derrier 1907, in the liner-Moriram Diuriet during one year 1996-90. 11 | 12 In 2011 11 3 i !NR 118 ۱۱ ۱۲ 11 ۱۱۱ 18.1 1 1 11 N 11' ار۱ U'UNSKA POR 110UES, ENI ON 111/RTKI UPUTIH INI INILOR ILI IMAHINIHI! ught Milil' bintolis MLN. All'lli IN Hill'islliNil.1 11610 lic. In ' KIN NIM D'UNAIS FOTWIN HIM AND Slutty MINI. T'I'RN IN RITIR INIU TOTIU TRI. OM MIGRALIN'I'1511 11Qi. WWIIMTINN MINT("INI ATA WMNS1111111111Y OUR UMURTU1) 111 WIND Of 19.1. SPIRITS 1.11 11:11 LINTUNA 211111' r' 11 1312134 Nis (( \۱۱۱ ۱۱۲ ۱۱۴ Surua 111,11 1*!**: 111'111. WHITUT ur Hull I'N NULIS TUBIU'NU17. 11111117 1) arnier Nucler Nilliet wantepec Naules uit To the liveste, l'ullie. licejap Importert. Impostal piller licensed lice1902. are in Dios 111111 in luulin lleur. 1171109. Wines. Yritila Beur. Winne. Nitit. Bloer. 2:2TDIES TO TELZOPORT ON THE ADIISISTRA101 Cullen, alluns, Galle114, Giulluns. Conllone, Gallerers ciallons Ilimllens inlone Cialliste. Galloua. Cinllona. Giniluns Gall114. Ajmer Alouwara 3 1H ... *** l'ulot 3 ... 14 2:11 1,3001 use 11 ► Grasp turin 3 18 1.3005 ss W, R. Q. SIIUIDILIM, Cullectir en Limeise lierenne, ljmor-Jurame.

·(Vide Section V) (Provincial ) STATEYET B No. 39-C-Statistics of rotaul Fend and consumption of the Spirits and Fermental Liquors in the Ajmer-Vertrır District during the ycır 1921-25. 1 3 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 | 10 | 17 19 19 com 0 -0% 21 22 23 2. 25 26 LOT FIGY SPIRITS AND FERMENTED LIQUORS SPIRITS MADE IN INDILIN PRIVATE DISTILLERIH SOLD UNDEE HOTIL OB Dax BUNGALO7 Lictxsss SOLD LYDER SIOP LICENSES SOLD LYDIR RAILWAY RAPONYET ROCK AND Rustat BAXT LICRA SOLD LUDEX RETAIL VEND LICENSES. SPIPITS MADE In (OVER VII DISTILLERIES BI TIP TOT STILLS PEMOVED DIRECT YEOL DISTILLERITS DES SPECIAL PERMITSAD PASSES DISTRICT On fired fees On seer determined lg wuction Saler thereunder Sales thereunler Quantity sol? Salee thereander Sales ti erounder Number of licenses. Aamber of 1 censcs Dj popeon! U is Methylated sį irits Rectified spints Rectified spirits Methylated spirite Spurita rotended for hamnan consumo tion Aumber of reader: conected with tentats sold by 1 Sprite Spirits. pot stall Beer lion OT AJMER WIERTARA FOR 1924 25 Gale Gals Gale Gate Gula Gala Gals Gals (lala Gals Gals Gals Gals Gals Gal. Gala Aymer Merkara 14 79573749 11 918 11 23 301 8 1003 4913 1 576 210 9 Total 11 793}3074511 918 21 304 5 1003 1576 4914 210 10 9 GIAND TOTAL 7953 30745 9186 13 2 315 5 1001 4914 1 576 210 9 WF Q SHULDIIAM, Collector of 281186 lecenus, pre-Virwaia 93 ·11017.9.19,0) 93 IMPURILAI HIKTI'IY V No, 10 10921-21. Aint (li Popilation Chooti manila), of the population in Bombons ul locales no 100,10.17 of Humbar of oude miles from alones Aviriputatuliotolinis proud will do oporr in ripides (totros pilarea of beinala). Lw galerne of Ay Fi 8 1 Country (try (101101 Ifrimpetrays titlelystos lotillary Illallllory nyata, Oplum, Dlatillery ۳۱۱۱}} sinine Lulit, 13 7 to "111117110913 Urban, Itna lol, mall/rou llarat Almans Lisesi ...line. VoIütt 1 WINNO semula 1 WWW 4 ou le + . WAVAD |: 1.inde Borow 181, (), !!!! 11.111, (illador / Timer literar, ljetilirium, ·or AJ VCR VERWARA FOR 1924 25 07 (Tido Sootion V) No 10-A --Statement slowing consictions for drunkenness in the Municipal areas during the year 1921-25 and the two preceiling Feurs 1922 23 1023 21 1924 25 Aame of Municipality l'oralation as por Cenada of 1921 REMARKS amber of Troport on to Number of Proportion to Number of Proport on to perioad Boom of persons 111000 of persons 10 000 of convicted population confictel population. conficted population > 20 Aymer 113 612 26 26 2 2 173 Kokn 8 ETS Y? 1 2 Drawer 22 62 20 9 10 9 16 7 Халirabal 19 651 42 21 16 8 83 16 V F Q SHULDHAV, Collector of Ereise Rerenue, Aymer Verwara (Tue Section V) No 40-B - Statement showing the number of cases under the Excise Regulation and the Opium lct for the year 1921 23 Acqu tted lamber of C2A6 Dutrut or jurisdiction umber of persons Convicted or Pending tr al Rank djecharged EXCHE CASES 67 37 11 Aymer-Verwana 9 7 8 1 L'ailway Jarudiction Total 67 66 11 12 10 OFIL X Cass 13 18 17 1 Ajmer Merwars + 6 6 T'auxay Janediction . Total 19 21 23 90 67 13 76 10 GBAND TOTAL 45 39 3 19 6 EICIRE Figures for 1923 94 25 16 15 1 Opiam 7 3 Total 61 61 TY I Q SHULDIAJ, Collector of Eretse P'erenue, Ajmer Verscata 0 ·98 APPENDICES TO TIIN REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (l'ide Bootion V.) No. 40-C.-Statement of Cocaine Cases for the year 1921-25. Illicit possossion of Cocaino. Unlicensed sale of Cocninc. Smagaling of Cocainc, RESEARCH. Number of person arrested. Numbor of PetIODA convictod. Namber of persone arrosted. Namber of potinni convicted. Numbor of persons Nombor of persous arreto. conriclod. 15 10* 16 1lt .. † Acquitted 6. Acquitted 3. * Ponding 3. W. F. Q. SHULDIAM, Collector of Excise Rerenke, djmer-Jericara. (l'ide. Section V.) No. 40-D.---Statement shorcing the quantity of Cocoine imported and consumed in the District of Ajmer-Alerrara during the ycor 1924-25. TACSIMTA. CoxsuMPTION. No. Name of institution. Balance in hand on the 16t April 1024. Total. Imported from ont. Supplied fidc the locally. District. REMARKS. Balance in hond on the lot April 1925. Ured for Supplied medical free to purposes. hospitals. Oz.. 616. Oz. Ta. Oz. gre. Oz. 578. Oz. 576. Oz. STN. 1 297 2 4345 | 12 300y's .8 299% 5 6918 7 33088 PYARAILAL, for Collector of Excise Revenue, djmer-derwara.

·Hends. Pay and cala gent et Coort 16 stany NOD jude al stampe Boce pts stamps en fied to sons t*mps. No 41 --Statement showing the receipts anl charges ox agoxat of general csatt fee stamps for the year 1921-25 Share treturer Inco Court les Bel of e1cbange and Hoddi stampe Rs Stampi M scella neous Formg R bls Total Plain peper Ba BecoTerles Ja pauper st ta RS Rs GRAM TOTAL 206 253 8. Dec duty RIVARS R., 4745 20 R$ 718 Ro Penalty kad Flae Ra. 26 2 61 565 7 61 664 4 245 227 . 4 245 Tuto 227 2003 3 30 407 227 $4640 2,003 Expend lure 20 2003 Diacoust on sale of a large 718 2930 Contingencies 25 3 68 033 3690 l's of Clerk 2,055 2 68 039 1 783 OF AJMER VERWARA FOR 1934 25 490 Roland ot Taleo of ugned and spo led stampe 4 235 ProCom mero ng Establisbrest 3 639 $235 1728 38°07 2183 { 2 183 6 307 8 367 16 207 16.207 RJ W IIEALE, Vayot, Comite&sioner, mer Verwara 66 ·(ale Section 1.) No. 42.-Statement of Revenue and Erpenditure of the Ajmer-Meruara District for the year 1924-27. 100 AS PER ACCOUNTS OF AS IBD ACCOUNTS OT Heads of Expendituro. Beceipta on accodat of Ajmer Merwara. Expendituro of Amor-Menars. Beads of Revenno. Accountant General, Central Receptes. Deparments concerned not inoluded in coiuma 3, Accoontant boneral, Central Revenuco, Departments Concerno i not incla cd 112 Culum) 3. 3 3 3 1 % 1 Rg A. P. Rs RB. A. P Ra. AP IMPERIAL IUPERIAL. 2 77,730 3 8 Rolands and drarbaoks ... .. Duty lariod from Ajmer Opiam Probablo consumption on a population of 612,358 ... .. 2 62,073 13 0 7,00,251 11 6 93,975 3 6 2,02, 199 11 1 Land Beyenes Exchange compensation allowance Commissioner, Assistant Cummi-sloner, and Extro-Assistant Omm16810ncre. Establishment Contingencies Land Borenuo collection charges Travelling a lotancos Sub-Divisional Establishment Kanungo Establishment . 1,17 828 08 06.062 0 7 Cortified by Assistant Comptroller-Genera., Foresta Of documents Land Registration Fees . Postal Cegs shown under incorporated Local Fanus 11,043 60 ... ... ... Land Rovondo Opium Salt Stamps Lucio Customs Accesod Taxes Foroat Rezistration Post Office Interest Law and Justico Police Education Medical Miscollapoons Departments Recointa in aid of Supernonuation fcientific and other minor Departments Stationery and Proting Miscellaneous Curroncy Pablic Works 4. Courts of Law B, Jalls 39,815 8 0 53,064 6 7 11,030 05 4,192 12 1 35,370 86 803 12 0 3,360 7 3 2,788 67 . Oplam Public Health Stamps EXC180 A B9caged Taxes Forest Registration Intercat Post OfRCO. Administration Distriot Administration Certified by the Assistant Coinptroller-General, Forests Coes Tocepta shown updor incorporated Local Faude Receipts shown under Incorporated Local Funds 40,124 8 11 2,238 80 0,008 40 28,174 6 7 7,495 0 0 1,903 76 6,1-4,377 02 2,637 80 1,32,187 10 8 .. . 222 03 2,500 14 11 211 5 0 + 06,045 8 1 . Irrigation and Navigation Civil balldings, cte, (Figares certifcd by Examiner (Public Works Accoon's Total Imporiai Rovenuo Law and Justico A. Courts Escbange Compensation Law Officete Ciril and Seccions Coats Criminal Court Oltcors Establishment Contingencies Travelling allowancos Reinnds Jails 17,70,387 3 3 66,003 0 7 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION . . o LOCAL, Incorporated Local Funds Excluded Local Fande District Fund Dispensary Fand Nasirabad Cantonmont Funds Chowkıdarı Fund Police Chonda Fund 76,158 08 10,461 8 0 03,208 13 7 13,071 13 8 55,810 1 5 26,083 14 6 3,57,370 14 9 2,31,810 0 5 72,008 3 11 2,972 0 0 3,426 37 24,267 8 6 437 90 2,10,328 I 12 23,502 10 .. Manicipal Fands B. Jail Agriculture l'olice Education Medical Scientific and other minor Departments Stationery and Printing 3tiscellanco08 Territorial and Political Pensions Saporannastion, otc. Ecclosial'ical Faminc Rclict 1118cellancous Departeront Public Works Carrenes Civil Works 5,05,780 117 7,59,049 35 7 Total Local Rocoipts 06,002 07 80-1 19 0 Irrigation and Narigation Civii Baildings, &c. . Figures certified by Examiner Public Works Accounts . 26,145 7 2 . Total Imperial Expenditaro 20,05,485 13 4 49,121 8 11 LOCAL, . Incorporated Excluded Local Funds District Fund Dispensary fond Nabirabad Cantonment Fund Chowkidarı Fond Police Chanda Fund ... Danicipal Funds . 08,064 0 10 10,512 14 10 80,028 38 13,925 13 1 5,40,133 13 0 7,28,295 $11 10,124 8 11 27,33,781 3 3 40,125 8 II 37,82,005 11 2 Total Local Espenditure GBAND TOTAL EXPENDITUBE GRAND TOTAL BIORITTA 26,30,037 2 10 00,062 0 7 25,00,000 3 5 (A) and (B). Include only the Accounts passed through the Treasury. (C) and (D). I be greater part of tho amount abowa as paid for Interest and for pensions 18 not, properly spoaking, debitiblo to Aj nor-Morwara, as it is paid to persons who have no connection with the Distriots, R. J. W. HEALE, MAJOR, Commissioner, Ajmer-Derwara, ·(1 de Seomon ) TILL I PROTIVCE EXBIR OF DISTI CT AND LOCAL DOARDS D str rt To 13-Coxstitition of Dislrict and Local Doar ls in dj rer Verwara inning the of cal year 1924 25 Boards Lo al Boards Un on Coro tuttees OT Parthayata. Porulat op wth a tle ares of D stret Roaris Total NOXDEX OY INDIES E: Otto Nomios ted Elected Total Of als Nuo officis Lamper and Furas sa Indians ATERAGI ATTI DAVCE OT RACI YILTINO Or of mett og Leld Ocals Son Total. oft als Ajmer Merwra 1 4 95 71 16 3 OF AJBIER BIERWARA TOR 1021 16 3 38 12 19 W P Q SHULDHADI, Captain for Chairman District Boarl, 4, mer Hertoara 101

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·15,450 15 450 Contributions from Govert ment 74 WOKKS on Wiscellaneous 1 Other Itens Civil OTTICERE POLICE Other contribution MINOR DEPARTMENTS Totat Coatrbation from Govertiment Tota! 3 Traid og and special schools Other Contributions Io charge of Publio Works Omoers * High schools Total widdle schools SCHOOL FLIE Total 1236 X Primary wchools R. 4,296 Total income ezolad ng opening balance 38 No II Aymer-Mertara, during the year ending 31st Marci 1925 OF AJMER MERW ARA FOR 1924 25 Contribution for pensione or Rataatio ANCE AALLOYATE 3 Total AND CON IN AIDO BECEIPTS ANNUATION EBY AND SUPER STATION Loans XIX-EDUCATION From Government Deports and advancon (8) JANKA DEBT Pro rece pts Othor contributione CONTRJEDTIONS Total Sale of old stores and materials Total Total receipta exclud og operung balance Sale of natul (echeated) building And lands Sale proceeds of boobs 84 Total receipts incladang opening balance 296 Rs Rent of names! (eechentod) buldinge and lands 8 Masco lагеора 86 603 1 17 865 03-90-29 Re 86 605 1 17 865 0-3-20:9 BEBE E. 8203177729817 85 Incidenoe of taxation per head of population Total Total 98 Incidence of income (excluding balatoes) per head of population * From Goveroment XXY MISCELLANEOUS Chairman, District Board, Ajmer-Merwaru WFQ SHULDHAM, CAPTAIN, TI NS C NTEIBO TOTAL Olher contributions 10 451 1 451 Re Hospital and dispensary recepty R*XAEXS Ag many colam D8 B9 may be necessary) to show other miscellaneous recepte (a) Medicino fold by cıvıl eurgeode XX-MEDICAL 19 Tota) Endowinente те ми INCOME 103 ·1 om * -- ? . 1 41 21 t other "" "Apared with her! 1 House of muut va bine puurkaffe puede na i ! 1 hi 1 > :. . ri 14 i 3 - Wallpapercontulet ii 12 a / 1 11 ܢ ! ** . F . A. * !! + 1 3 $ - is 14 ·Pensions 100 Establishment and contingencies apporte ning to Public Works Subsidies to steam boat companies PILOTACE AND 121-PORTS PUBLIC WORKS Gratuities No III Tools and plant Contributions to Government ALLOW PENSIONS TUWAACES AND SUPRANTUAN Staging Bungalows and serat (reet hotise) establishments and charges Grante to Universities Other contribut on, including payments to Service Funds and Provident anda Inspection Arboriculture charges Total Trading schoola and 3 epocial 2 Driscellaneous Stationery purchased from central stores & Hagh schools Contnbutions to Governmont 1936 1931 Aymer-Herxara, during the year ending the 31st March 1925 Other stat onory Middle schools MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT R$ Other contributions RS 8 Printing 30-STATIONERY AND PRINTING ETT FET 58 * Primary schools 9 Total Litbography 2 Total Totul expend ture el argeable to current income 108 22 -EDUCATIOV & Total Granty in aid railway construction met from borrowed funds 1 000 Donations for claritable purposes 838 9 Scholarships Rewards for the destruction of dogs wild ermals and enakos Repay mout of loans OF AJJIET MARWAPA FOR 1921 33 F8 E8 Mecellaneous 39 Doports and advances DEBT et Contr bution to Covornment Other petty betablishment and chargea M scellaneous and unforeseen charges Total 41 Rs 32-3TISCELLANEOUS Otier contribut ona Total disbursemento 36 37 Miscellaneong refunds Refunda Deposits Contributions to Government Total Actal Balance co 8 Otl or contributions BALANCE CS General Medical establiet mot 136 523 117,865 36523 1 17.55 Chairman, District Doard, Auer-lerrara, V FQ SHULDH 1J, Cartul, Total 13 080 7,203 Total $ Hospitale and disponbar eh Char table relief Vaccination establishment And chargce 22 24-IEDICAL Publio Works 117 REMARKS Sanitation chargos % Miscellaneous 33-FAMINE RELIEF VACCINATION SAVITATION AND Total Total 103

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·107 1924-25. (AJMER-MERWARA). GENERAL EDUCATIONAL TABLES. General Summary of Educational Institutions and Scholars INDEX. General Sammary of Expend tare on Education Explanations Piox 1 Class fication of Edacational Instatations Leo 108 II A Detnbution of Scholars attend ng Educational Institations for Males 109 II B Distnbution of Scholars attending Edacational Iastatat ons for Females 103 III A Expenditare on Education for Valea 110 III B Expenditure on Education for Females 111 IVA Race o Creed of Scholars in Iustitations for the General Educat on of Males 119 IVB race or Creed of Scholars in Institations for the General Education of Ferales 113 VA Race or Cread of Scholars in Institutione for the Vocational and Special Education of Wales 11 VB Race or Creed of Scholars in Instatations for the locat owl and Special Education of Females 115 VI Teachers (Men and Women) 116 VII European Education 117 VIII Examination Results 117 able I -Presees and Pablications 118 12) ·105 APPE.DICES TO TUE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATIOX itude S:-::-- 11.) No. 16-General Summary of Educational Institutions and Scholars. PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARS TO TOTAL POPULATIOX. Recognised Institutions, All Institutions, Srizin suurt mile: 2,711 Peralasira 4,113,271 1925, 1924. 1925. 1921. Valr, 2,62,566 Nalez 3 3.6 5 5.1 l'escales 2,23,705 → Females .61 *58 98 1:1 ΤοΤΑΙ 4,13,271 TOTAL 2.2 2.3 3.2 8:3 INSTITUTIONS. SCHOLARS. Percentage of fcholania each clgast! Institutioa. 1925. 1921. Increaso or decreaso. 1925. 1921. Iucroago or dccreaso. 1 1 2 3 CT 6 RECOGNISED INSTITUTIONS. For la!es. 1 1 112 101 +11 1.1 Arte Colleges Professional Colleges . ... . ... Iligh Schrols 9 2 393 2,291 +101 21.61 Middle Schools 17 17 796 . 023 + 173 8.1 Primary Schools 113 138 +5 6,291 6,633 -312 6139 Special Schools . 3 3 ... 176 172 13 TOTALS 173 169 to 9,770 9,820 50 100 For 1'cixnlcs. * Collecs ... .. I. ... ... ... l'oral Colleges ... ... High Srl.crafer 1 1 ... 196 211 - 15 102 وام ۰ :. 5 743 619 +121 Irisl.: Sl.la . 446 469 Siil S...! . 1 1 ... Torara 16 16 ... 1,393 1,36 +F0 (31.1.001911 IXSTITI'TIOX. ?S 102 - 3,901 3,03 90 21 1.11.1 . 271 Teisto 12 0,4197 -309 1:1:11 POT.IS -6 11,9) ·(r de Section VI) OF AJ VER VERILARI TOR 1924 25 No 47 --General Summary of Expenditure on Education TOTAL EXPENDITURE PERCEVTAGE OF EXPENDITURE FRONT 19 5 1993 Increase or decrea e Govern Inent Funds COST PER SCHOLAR TO Bogrd funds 2 Fees 3 Other sources 4 Direction Inspectron Universities Govern inent funds and 8 559 5 Board fu da Total cont per echolur 10 923 -8,364 6 Fecs 7 Other source 97 64 8 2 36 9 Miscellaneous 10 12 12 49 350 1 19,483-70077 TOTAL 57,945 1 36 386 78 411 53 32 Inst tutions for Males 663 I 25 61 30 838 618 112 28 8 69 919 46 770 + 23 119 76 51 162 364 1 93 000 I 72 503 +2 513 47 67 23 03 101 43 51 930 39 21 221162127 4 12 37 97 . 45 131 +6819 70 121 +1 663 89 090 33 03 19 00 13 20 31 93 12 15 361 30 41 17,103 41 32 $29 16 99 1923 21 56 16 41 4 23 113 3 51,792 +-71 371 +146 12 87 8 82 81 12 73 65 247 82 Arts Colleges Professional Col leges High Schools Middle Schools Primary Schools Special Schools Torals Inst tutuns for Females Arts Colleges Professional Col leges High Schools Middle Schools Primary Schools Special Schools TOTALS 6 07 27-00 26 63 3 487 24 33 1 83 8 33 73 82 83 24 15 1116 2CJ 20$ 23 C6 863 10 46 97 18 8 2 43 41 15 466 11 921 +3545 47 487 206 14,562 68 475-10988 7038 +7524 18 $5 202 10 47 2 976 36 95 71 08 687 82 11 79 A +2976 16 02 78 9 8V 491 43 83 6 60 GRAND TOTALS 77 434 +3027 11 41 101 40 41 8 47 63 89 61 879 15 63 612 1733 22 13 91 53 523 87 1496 23 69 32 64 43 14 6361 36 00 700 128 383 14 21 70 33 423 15 MB --Eor expanat on of cer a n terms used in the tables please see blow • luc odes exi enjature on Buld nge 6 16 137 91 00 3 49 lv 02 57 83 13 17 60-32 EXPLANATIONS 1 School Tear - In the e tables the school year is assumed to coincide with the firancial year te to end from April 1st of one year to Varch 31st of the next though in actual practue sumu austitutions eg, opean schools, may close in December and others eg , colleges, in May % Recognised Institutions are those in which the course of study followed is that such as prescribe i or gnised by the Department of Public Instruction or by a University or a Board of Secondary und Inter. ate Education constituted by law and phich satisfy one or more of these autborities as the case rany be they attun to a reasonable standard of efficiency They are open to inspection and their pupils are arily eligible for admission to jublic examination and tests held by the Department or the Uansetits Board Unrecognised Institutions are those fhich do not come under the above definition of ret go el institu They are for the most part indigenous institutions for education of a religio a character Other sources include income from endowments, subscriptions contributions, etc Classification In tables IV-A and Il-B Class I repre ents the lon est cla s in the ch ol bether fant clas sub standard A or Class I 11 bere the number of school classes et eeds lu te alltson al should be entered in the spaces left blant belor and numbered for the forp ses of th stalle I entermediate colleges and examinations -An "Intermediate college' merns an uz statuti n preparing or admission to the degree courses of a Udiversity or for entrance ints rocational Colles Tbo ate examination means an examination qualifying for admission to a course of studies Ir a degree ropean scholars are included in the general summary and General Tables II aud B I- ad D, 35 VII-lll ·110 ITTESDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRITION 11. VI). Yo. 18.-I--Classification of Educational Institutions. For JALIS. For FEXALES. - Janici. Gorern. Die rict pal meni. Bourd. Bonne dideda Total. Goren- District ment. Board. Janici: pal Bound. Aided. Un nided. aided. Total. 1 3 5 6 S 9 10 u 12 1:CUITWISED INSTITUTIONS. L': 1551:-1T2T, .fr:- A1: Min ܝܙ .. . 1 .. *" ... ... ... ... .. ... ... Mexiconc . 100 . ... ... ... Duration . .P. ... .. Enridentins ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1:ricnliare ... ... U.. .. ... .. tr.miron ... .. ... 100 ... ... Forcry + ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Vilm10:Scicpro . ... .. .. ... ... ... ... ... Intermedinte and 2nd grade Collegea *** ... ... . *** . TOTALB 1 ... ... ... .. ... Hird. Schoto. . 2 9 1 ܝܙ Enslikli 5 1 6 3 *** 3 liddle role. ... ... Pemandar S ܝ 1 11 . 1 . I'r.1997) Erhood 23 26 113 3 ... 2 TOTAIS 110 ... 26 251 169 ... 15 ... Solsi - ." ... *** ... or ... - . . .. ... . ... ... *** Var innil 12:1:1*** 2 : 1 ... ko 3 ... ... 1 15.09.!):10.11 ... ... . -- 1. ose *** "S ... *** 1 .. ... ... ... ... ... t $ + ... ATAY - ·GOTEBNMENT DISTRICT BOAED Distribution of Scholars attending Educational Instatutions for Sales. MUNICIPAL BOARD on roll on March 3let AJDID on roll URAIDED 1 Scboleza Aretage No ofre Scholars Average No of re-Scholars Arerage No ofre Scholars Aperage daily, e dentaja daily B dents in on roll daily Bidentea on roll attend Approved on March Attend da ly. approved on March attend approvedou March 40CO hostels attend 31st ance hostels 31st ABCO hostels 2 No of 3 31st No of res dents 10 approved hostels 5 ance Scholars Average res dents 6 Grand Grand total total of of TOTLGO acholars attend On roll BDCE on roll dely on Mercb attend 8166 &DOO Nomber of fam Lee included 7 Grand total of tes dents in Approved hostels 8 in approved hostels 9 10 11 12 13 coluna 16 14 15 16 17 18 112 19 110 7 HEADING- IY RECOGNISED INSTITUTIONS, UXITERBITY AND INTERMIDIATI FDUCATION (a) Arts and Sc cnce (3) & (c) Law Ved eine Edacat on Eng Deer ng Agricultare Cottneroe Forestry Veter dary Science TOTALS 40 112 i 2107 40 112 110 7 40 SCHOOL AND SPECIAL EDUCATION In Hgh Schools M ddle Schools Fngl sh {Vernacular Pr mary Scl oola 116 37 7073 310 247 59 4333 3 438 07 $ 380 4 492 96 214 112 110 7 40 TOTALE 830 36 3.A 17 1 658 293 1 019 1 489 7 276 14 34 63 254 21 288 63 83 360 100 57 G15 17 663 78 2 610 62 100 17 561 497 5 290 209 2 193 393 403 6 91 37 2 197 887 31 876 3 5 113 58 48 93 72 488 45 99 Or AJMER VERWARA FOR 1924 25 48 651 77 57 9 462 50 8054 24 197 50 2 2 In Art Schools Law Med cal Sel oola Aormal and Train ng Schools Fngineering Scl ools Tocbn cal and Industrial Schools Commerc al Schools Agricoltural Reformatory Hol oole for D fect yes Acl ools for Adults Other Scl oola TOTALS TOTALS TOR RACOGN18ED INSTI TUTO IV UVRF COGNISED INSTITU TIO VS GRAND TOTAL# ALL INSTITU TIOX 2 126 106 45 50 126 47 98 50 45 45 99 106 45 48 3 6104 019 64 418 . 360 288 89 17 2 990 128 2 620 63 2 S 510 33 $ 84965 12 108 45 60 23 909 16 418 154 41 39 50 9 O 8 8 319 87 30 283 89 3 904 587 50 17 290 2 20 62 3 901 93 4 605 (a) Scholars rathore than one of the fo low ng obj cle should be entered onder only onead. Toel el olars alao al ng La laclud. -Scho ero a Oren a Co eges 6.3 7 72 13 6 4 8 319 37 87 193 ·No. 19-11-II-B-Distribution of Scholars attending Educational Institutions for Females. 112 GOSIY CYT. DISTRICT BOIND. JoxiciPiL Bour.D AIDTD UYIDED. Grud Number tot il of of mulo remulonta, included on roll Scholurn serigo No of ro. Scholaro dnily Aidenta in on roll on March nitendo approred on Jarch 31st. ance. boatcls. 318t. on roll Girand total of Hoholars On rolls. drorngo Yo of ro. Scholars Arorigo No of re- Scholars Arerago daily Aidents in on roll (lily erdcuts in doly Attendo approred on Jnroh attend approvod ou Jarch attondhogtols. Anco, 31st. ADCO. 31st hostolo, anoo. oji roll Grou totul of tierno attoni illico No of rehitonts 111 approved hostola Scholars Arorigo daily on March attomi- 3190, illico. No of rurillonth 111 npprovod hostola, 11p1000 hotels. Column 10. 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 IL 15 10 18 19 RFADIXG -- IV PECOGNISED) IXSTITUTIOXS. t11rTrr ۷n I۷۳۲۰ WEDDIT: FDUCATION () Art. and Scienco (*) ... ... ... .. *** . Bicclicina ... .. ... 1. ... I *** .. ... Educatioa ... ... ... ... *** TOTALS ... ... OCHOOL 470 Srecikl IloCiTION. la lligh Schools 196 163 .. ... ... 12 ... 196 109 26 Unglinh 3+1 289 1 .. 11 .. .. ... 311 289 1 50 Bluddin Schoul. { APPENDICES TO TILE REPORT OX THE ADMINISTRATION Fernacular 200 199 ... ... ... ... 100 94 76 91 399 293.76 91 .. Primis Schools 33 ES 251 1922 .. 125 82 00 ... 140 328:08 30 .. .. TOTALA 309 252 SS .. ... 791 650 3 186 225 ... -- 176 76 91 1,385 1,079 95 277 112 la Medical Schools ... .. ... J. .. ... .. ... .. I. .. 682 . ... ... 7 6 82 ... ... Normalnal Training Schoo's. Tomical and Industrinl Schools. . ... .. .. .. ... ,, Commercial Schools ... ... ... Agricultnal School . ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... », Schools for Irults ... ... .1. .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Other Scuro'z ... . ... *** TOTILS . 7 6 82 6 ... .. 7 6 82 6 To 17 ini: ,SID IS111-TIO 303 232 SS . ... 793 657 12 192 225 176 76 91 1,392 1,086 76 283 112 IX UXNICOGNISED IXSTITUTIOX3. *.. 833 .. 833 103 GOLD I'OTIS, ALI. IYATI TUTION 369 232 SS 798 607.12 192 1,058 17676 31 2,225 1,086 76 283 215 (a) Scho'nre cd1 g Tore than ono of the follo ring subjects should bo outerci under only ouo hend. (6) Includes Acholara in Oriental Collcgay.

·Vide Bection VI) Torst BIPITTURE TROK Expend tan on Bo Idargu incladet Pe 29 343 pent by the Pablie Work. Dejartment od edecat sal buldings Nacellaneous 20cade the following maid items 1 Scolarab pe 3 Other Y srollanoas TI ods GOTT ET Hoard Vast fendi OPAL Faod Ten O her row- Onn Totals Jundi 26 25 20 27 PL Ba. Directos 1erpeculos It id celo celestowe IST 10 443 7903 203 1315 196 119 013 2,076 8659 2:3 200 11,477 Tutalo 38 603 771 • B76 GORYZXT JUSTIITTIOSA Dini et BOARD AND WRIC171 yritettol. A DED INTITOTTOTS BROAT TUSAIDID IJOTITUTIUJA Govern mert tand Board tapda Glorer Mar elsal funds Other BOLT Noenta Tees Roard Totals dorenment funda, Nan! pal Other wer el Toland Tees. faoda Other NOG cer. Tots .. eu toode Yes Other buar CER. fond funds Total fuude. 1 2 3 $ 6 7 3 10 11 13 13 15 16 17 19 19 10 Zi BA BA IKA RA. Rs Es BU LA RL B. RE Le Ra EU 11 OF AJMER BERTARA FOR 1921 25 13 409 3 SFO 11 380 290 C9 919 $3 499 318 11 900 • ARO 00 029 1 53 403 3,580 11 300 i 2,480 19 69 919 68 469 > 680 11 300 2 180 00 919 60,6B3 16 161 3730 TO 469 1600 - UwY3XTY AND INTEXTDATS EDOCATION Universites Art. Co go Proteuvonal Colleges LAW Deden de Atos Engin DAT DE AB 40 ture Comterce Toret ry Veterinary Medence Interto aduate College Yorata BOXOOR EDUCATIOT Omeral u Rh Pohool, Midd. Bcbools Luk Sub Verpacu kr Primary School TOTALE Special AM Bahoo. Lax Bhools Modal Shoo Normal and Trno Eboola Tot erlag Schooi Tubo cal and loddtrial & bools Com O G B Fabon At culto 11 8cboots Ritmory Fabool Baboo for Den lees Rotor ada y Osbor Seboo TOTALE OBIND TOTAL 8 WB 16 743 33 270 2 tsp B 200 13,301 115 601 33 173 305 3386 23 203 SA 44 0651J 607 108 44 1414 60% 166 G7 16 043 61,746 1 253 3 733 we 7 530 3 BOO $ 800 70 401 666 73 914 38 090 1 06 060 638 1 542 2 078 1689 570 8 63 24 F83 1679 13 903 3733 ec9 7679 20,17 BRZ 14,065 12 67 SN 36 13 697 3 08 11 23 007 89 08 1118 22 208 12 254 1818 414140 18,783 90,94 20 479 3,0,19 3362 ESO 11,244 68 709 9969 J9 DJO 66 503 1 68 078 10 049 3,320 67 7 ons 33 430 13 940 12010 245 3 000 565 3600 13 640 665 $ 600 13505 3,600 12 910 1,19,58314,140 4,166 166 108 17 106 11,040 2,30,113 718 37 309 1,200 (1 640 1 33,076 10 351 32 134 7 632 7 000 450 1121 08 709 65,693 1 68,076 1 118 26 231 440 01 60$ 6 of 113

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·OF AJMER MERWARU FOR 1921 25 113 (Fido Saotion VI) No 51-IP-A-Race or Creed of Scholars on Institutions for the General Education of Wales Earopesne and Anglo Indiana Cbristaa Tid an Hindus Hube medala Bardhists Paraja Rikke Others Tota! 1 2 S 3 7 8 9 ol TOTAL POPULATION 1 52 1 603 194 245 59 589 9,038 111 140 9,6 9 2 586 School Education Primary Classes I 7 143 80 1 25 11 39 3 125 74 1 1 2 29 III 35 ES 1933 308 231 ? 23 2 73 IV 63 60 1,160 221 213 1 2 6) Y 59 7,045 295 20 10 3 1 615 21 16 VI 45 61 631 123 141 3 3 1.750 • Middle VII 41 313 93 53 3 6 385 VIN 23 32 378 6 87 7 11 IX 17 26 254 30 2 2 3 $99 X 8 15 135 53 10 7 2 6 23 XI 12 3 203 26 3 2 232 XII 6 76 12 2 2 419 TOTAL 3 62 303 02 6053 1 311 95 89 Entieruty and Intermediate Eduenson Jotexmedsate clapes 1st yess 50 361 2 12 80 Podest 1 22 5 2 17 2 Degree classes 12 3rd year 15 Atb yest 31 2 $th year Poet-gardoate clarees Stb getr 7tb Fear 3 Research atudente- 11: TOTALE 8 2 0 $1 90 25 $19 341 1,33% 6,163 To of acho'nts in recogn.sed institutup 3 3931 + 95 507 ? 160 1,431 do ot choose in unrecordieed justitations ** 3. 13 GE AND TOTAL 413 435 1 Mesas draw two broad lnce KTO the table and escue t'as sie stem te bepd Wwt. Degrert til ·116 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (l'ide Sect'on VI). No. 51-A-IV-B.-Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the General Educatio: of Females. Europeans Indian and Anglo- Christians Indians. Mohammedans. Hindus. Buddhists Parsis. Sikhs. Othors. Total. 1 1 2 3 6 7 8 TOTAL POPULATION 660 1,678 1,70,097 42,196 8,582 100 79 2,313 2,25,705 School Education. Classes I I 64 32 59 3 5 1 1 Primars 1 166 II 59 57 23 5 1 145 III 25 282 16 15 1 25 441 IV 30 44 86 1 9 1 2 7 180 V 29 79 64 3 6 7 3 191 VI 31 43 28 1 3 8 ... 114 *Widdle VII 24 38 15 1 5 83 ... ... VIII 7 29 2 en 48 5 ... .. IX 2 9 11 ... ... .. X ... 2 ... 2 ... High ΧΙ 4 ... ... .. ... XII ... . ... .. 1. Total 275 410 562 29 42 3 53 11 1,355 University and Intermediate Educations. In termcdiato classes 1st year . . . . OU ... 2nd ... .. ... .. Degree classes 3rd >) . ... 1. ... 4th . IB. ... .. ... 5th > >) . ... Post-graduato classes 6th . . .. ... 7th . O. 40 . Rcscnrcli students Totals ... No of rcholnrs in recoguisca inistitutions . 275 410 562 29 3 53 11 1.383 No. of echolors in arccoguired institutions . 96 518 22 140 54 3 633 GRAND TOTALS 275 506 1,060 51 162 57 56 11 2,216 Tule footnoto on prerious pagc.

·OF AJMER VERWAR4 FOR 1924 25 117 (Pud. Section VI) No 52.-V-A.-Race or Creed of Scholars in Institutions for the Vocational and Special of Jules E110 pelne And Anglo- Indiana Indian Christian Hindus Loham Toodang Buddhieta Parss Buddhist Sth. Othere Total 1 ca 3 5 6 7 8 9 Schools Art School Law Schools Aledical Schools 44 30 57 14 1 2 12) Normal and Trgining Schools Engineering and Sorreying Schools Tecbdical and Industrial Schools Commerciul Schools Agricultural Reformatory Schools for Defectives Schools for Adulto Other Schools TOTILE 57 9) 16 1 2 190 Colleges Modicine Estication 0 Engineering - Agriculture Commerce Forestry Veterinary Science TOTALS 57 GRAND TOTALE 9 16 1 1 2 176 (Mide Bection VI) No 52-A.V-B-Race or Creed of Scholars in institutions for the Vocational and Special of l'emales Euro- Poans and Indian Christians Hindus Pfobam medans Boddhiste Pareus Sikh. Others Total Anglo- I dans 9 4 5 3 6 7 1 8 9 Schools 7 Medical Schools Normal and Training Schools Technical and Industrial Schools Commercial Scboole Agricultural Schools School, ot adulte . Other Schools 7 7 Total Colleges Medicine Education Total GBAYD Totals ·APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 118 (Vide Section VI) No. 53. VI.- Teachers (Men and Women). UNTRAINED TEACHERS. TRAINED TEACHERS WITH THE FOLLOFING EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION. Possessing a degree. Possessins no degres. Total Total Grand Trained untrained totale of Teacher. Teacher. Teachers. A Degroo Paesed Matric or School; final. Passed Middle School. Passed Lower Primary qualifica- School. tous. Certificated. Uncertificated Certifioated. Uncerti. ficatod. 5 8 9 6 7 10 3 1 2 12 11 1 H Clags of INSTITUTIONS. Primary Schools. 138 ... 18 5 138 23 ... 161 Government 3 3 ... 10 7 ... Local Board and Munl 5 10 2 31 25 17 56 73 ... T.. Aided 1 2 36 ... 1 Upardod 36 40 6 153 3 49 73 162 ... 122 284 1otals Middle Schools. 16 ... 5 3 24 8 . .. ... Ciororumont 2 1 1 2 Local Board and Mupl. 2 1 ... Aided 2 3 15 1 1 31 7 21 39 60 Vunidod. ... 12 ... ... ... . 1? . Totals 2 3 33 1 1 43 17 39 61 103 High Schools. Corernment 6 2 14 410 16 3S . S 30 Luual Bourd and unl. * t. direl 5 4 2 . 22 61 .. 13 91 101 Uuniled. ... ... ... + Totala 8 ܟ܆ 4 ... 36 21 121 142 Grand Totals 10 16 190 1 5 37 ... 169 OS 222 301 526 ·OF AJVER VERWAR FOR 1321 25 119 (T de Section VI) No 5+ VII - European Education Total European populat od Malo 1 308 Female Percentage to European poralation of those at arbol Yules Fem. Total 660 Total 2 153 313 11 EITE DITTEL Inst to to118 Scholars on roll Varch 31st מס ber TEACHI: of Average lemale da ly 1 Inst attend tat ons Gort &nce for males Travel Cotra cel fogla and rice terea Total er 0 ta Board fue la Foco or sonra 1 2 3 $ S 8 11 Inetations for Sales Arts College Tn ng Colleges 1 1 gb Schools 283 215 3 9 19C- 333 V dle Schools 5 173 13 167 2 B 13) Pr mary Schools 391) 12 * 019 درو Tra tung Schoola Tecbu cal and Indua tial Schools Commere at Schoola Other Schools TOTAL 1+ 8 $13 9 461 2 62 21 6 Inz Iuf ons for Females Arts Colleges Ta n ng Colleges 2 10 3 900 1 ) I b Schools 1 103 196 1 dle Schools $ 1 032 1 Prundary Schools 61 59 31 Trung Schools Tecbmcal and Industrial Schools Compete al Schools Other Schools 11 3 14 TOTAL 260 33 GPA\D TOTALS FOR ASTI TUTIONS FO 8 includes Inspeet en + Ixperl tuto on baill 2 opent by the Publ o llorka Desertment Da ld age ete includes the fo low sel arou1 Miscellaneoga ing me a teng - I ha arab ps ng Torits 2 Forn ture etc • 1363 CKD TOTAL ·APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 120 (Tide Section VI.) No. 55. VIII.-Examination Results. MALES. FEMALES. NUMBER PASSED. NUMBER OF EYADIINEES. NODIBER PASSED. NUMBER OF EXAMINEES. Examinations. Public. Private, Pablio. Privato. | Total. Total. | Public.* Total. Public,* | Private. Pripate. Total. 3 4 2 5 6 7 9 8 10 11 1 12 DEGREE EXABIINATIONS. Arts and Science. D. Litt.. .. .. ... ... I. .. ... . Ph. D. 19 ... ... ud ... ... . . ... . ... D, Sc. ... ... : . ... ... M.A. ... ... .. ... .. M. Sc. ... ... *** ..) . ... ... B.A. 10 3 13 4 1 5 . .. 10 B. Sc. 5 5 4 ... ... uu ... B. A. (Pass) ... ... . ... .. . .. B.Sc. (Pass): ... .. ... .... ... . Law. Master of Law d. * OP ... ... ... ... ... Bachelor of Lay ... .. ... ... .. ON Medicine. M. D. ... .. ... 1. ... ... *** MI, B. B. S. . ... ... .. ... ... ... L. M. S. (Bombay). ... ... . .. ... ... .. ... ... M. C. P. & S. (Bombay). ... ... ... ... .... ... M, S. F. M. (Calcutta) ... .. 000 ... I. ... M.S. .. ... .. ... ... ... ... ... .. MI. Obstetric . ... .. .. . B. Hyg. ..) .. .. D.P.H.. ... *** ... ... •• B. Sc. (Sanitary) ... 0.0 .. . ... ... D. T. M. (Calcatta) ... ... ... . ... . ... ... . Engineering. Baclolor of C. E. . I.. ... ... . Bachelor of DI, E. . 11 ... 1. .00 Education. B, E. B. T. & L. T. .. ... *** ** .. .. Commerce. L'nchelor of Commeroo ... ... ... ... ... .. . dgricullure. Master of Agriculture Brchelor of Agriculturo , ... ... . ... ... # ... ... .

·OF AJJER VERV AR4 FOR 1921 23 121 TIII-Examination Results- conte MALES FEMALES NOXDE OF EXAMIY218 AUX PABUSD Examinat ons thì Yrwis Paran Pablo Private Total Pablo Pertate Total Poble. Prirate Tolat նմա • Total 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 INTIRMEDIATX TIONS EXAMINA Intermediate in Arte 21 21 16 16 Intermed ate in Science 25 25 9 L cent ate of Cpl Engineer rug L cengo D plod or Cert 6 cate in Teaching Intermed ate or D ploma in Commerco Licent ate of Agriculture Veterinary Ex Detons SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS (a) On complet on of Igh Snool court Matriculat on IM 192 81 82 School Fnal eto European I gh School Cambridge Sen or 3 2 3 (6) On complelion of Building Bchool course Cambridge Janior European add o Anglo-Tornacular Middle Verticular Middle 169 169 3 $ 3 93 3 99 38 2 39 88 12 19 19 3 21 (c) On conpletion of Primary courte Upper Pr mary 22 27 ) Lower Primary Yernacular Teacher (for men Cert Boute Exemix fo at on womo {a) On complet on of Paleo as course For Tencher. Cert fontes ernacular Il gher 75 19 Vertoonlar Lower 44 At Art Scbooly At Law Schools At Mod cal Schoo At Eag neering Schools At Tech cal and Industrial Schooa At Commercial Schools 107 107 H 36 To At Agt coltaral Schools At Other School, *u appear og from those cast 1stwa. TB JOSHI VIBS ful Sucrecedeel of Tl, : 1 ·122 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF AJMER-MER WARA FOR 1924-25. (Pide Section VIL) TABLE I. PRESSES AND PUBLICATIONS. No. 56.-Number of printing presses at work and the number of newspapers and books published in Ajmer-Merwara during the year 1924. NUMBER OF BOOKS PUBLISHED. Province. Number of presses. Number of newspapers published. In English or other European languages. In Indian languages (vernacular) or classified or in inore than one language. Ajmer-Marwara District 22 20 5 61 W. F. Q. SHULDHAM, Captain, for Commissioner, Ajmer-Nerwara. JIGIPC-S0-11-3-206-12-5-26. 158.

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