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·MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT
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MEWAR
BY
LIEUT.-COLONEL R. SHORE, I.M.S.,
Residency Surgeon, Mewar
CALCUTTA
SUPERINTENDENT GOVERNMENT PRINTING, INDIA
1909

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·TABLE OF CONTENIS Page 1 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 .. 8 9 9 10 II II GENERAL DESCRIPTIOY OP THE STATE OP WEWAR DISTRICTS OP VE VAR ALPHABETICAL L ST OF CASTES SIRDARS or MEWAR UDAIPUR CITY DRAINAGE WATER SUPPLY SAVITATION LIGHTING MARKETS AND FOOD DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD FOOD GRAINS SLAUGHTER-HOUSES RECREATION MEDICAL AID THE LIST OF GOVERNMENT MEDICAL OFFICERS ATTACHED TO MEWAR RESIDENCY VACCINATION EDUCATION DISPENSARY TOWNS IN VEW4R STATE MORTALITY TABLE DISEASES MEDICAL CASES SURGICAL DIBORDERS HEALTH OY EACH MONTH SHORT HISTORY OF MEWAR PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF H H MAHARAN FATEH SINGH S RBIGY LIST OF POLITICAL RESIDENTS IN MEWAR METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS II 17 17 21 23 25 ინ 38 43 46 48 57 SS бо

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·MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE STATE OF MEWAR name of the State is Me which is the corrupted form of the sanskrit Medpat a is about 12 930 square miles The State is bounded on the north by Ajmer-Mewar Merwara, on the east by Bundt, Jawad and Neemuch Parganas of Scindhia, Nimahera (originally of Mewai) and the Partabgarh State on the south by Dungarpur, Banswara and Partabgarh, outh east by Idar and on the west by Sirohi and Gorwar (which originally belonged ar) of Marwar The Kotah State meets the boundary of Mewar near Bhainsorgarh To the south s the Rampur pargana of Holkar (originally of Mewar) The pargana of Gangapur ng to Sandhia and consisting of 8 or 10 yıllages is situated in the middle of Mewar all pargana of Palsora and Pipalia, etc, lie to the south east of Neemuch, and and Kua Khera to the north and north east of Neemuch In addition to the above re some other villages belonging to Mewar which are entirely separated from the ody of the State enar is naturally divided into two parts by a portion of the great watershed of hich separates the drainage of the Bay of Bengal from that of the Gulf of Cambay atershed extends from Ajmere along the Aravalis to Kumalgarh, thence to Udaipur emuch There is a rapid fall in the level of the country towards the south, the ce of level between Udaipur and the Debar Lake being about 1 000 feet in 20 The slope towards the north east following the vailey of the Banas river is much radual the difference of level between Udaipur and Deoli berog about 800 feet stance of 100 miles o the west and north west the slope is very steep The higher pa-ts belong to the lower to Sirohi and Marwar but there is a tract of disputed territory between Stat s zvers - The Chumbal flows for a few miles near Bhainsrorgarh The Banas rises near garh in the Aravalis flous first south south west, then towards the east afterwards es through a gorge in the Math Bul Range it then reaches the open country, and in a north casterly direction, after being joined by the Berach on the right and ti on the Icft, enters the Chumbal after a course of 300 miles ·2 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL The other rivers are the Kharı floning past Deogarh and then along the Ajmere border to the Banas 115 miles The Vam flons to the Kharı after a course of 60 miles The Kothan flors due east for go miles, and joins the Banas The Berach rises near Udaipur, where it is called the Arh flows into the Udaisagar, and its course is towards Chitore, and after receiving the Gameri near Chitore joins the Banas near Mandaigarh The lahum res near Chota Sadri and joins the Som The drainage of the soutli West of Vrsar part of which flows through the Jaisamand Lake, finally enters the Som which is a tributary of the Vahı Lakes -The Debar Lake or Jaisamand is one of the largest artificial lahes in the world It lies about 20 miles south east of Udaipur It is 9 miles long and 5 miles broad, and its area is 21 square miles The circumference is about 30 miles The are: drained by this lahe is 69 ) square miles its greatest depth is 80 feet, and the lake Ncs about 960 feet above sea level The dam was built at the close of the seventeenth century, and it is formed by so masonry walls separated by a space which has been partly filled up by earthwork The masonry dam on the lake side is 1,000 feet long and 95 fect lugh, and 50 icet wide at the base and 15 at the top Varble pavilions are built at both cxtremitics uftlus and a large temple in the centre The rear wall is 2,300 feet long The Ra, Samand Lahe is 52 miles north of L darpur It 15 3 miles long 14 mile wide, and is nearly 3 square miles in area It drains about 190 square miles The construction of the dam was commenced in 1661 by Moharana Ray Singh, it was finished seven years later and cost g6 lakhs of rupees The embanhment on the north 1, 200 yards long and 70 yards broad, and is faced with white marble from the adjacent Guarries There are scveral beautiful pavilions built on the embankment of white marble, and there are flights of steps leading from the summit to the level of the water There is another large lahe, the Udaisagar, about 3 miles from Udaipur It is a miles long by if mile wide, and its area is 2 square miles It drains 179 square miles of country The dam consists of massive stone blocks, and is situated about 2 miles from the Debarı fate The river Arh Nors into the Udaisagar, and the river Berach has its ongin from the overflow The Pichola und Fatehsagar lahes will be described along with Udaipur city Mountains and Hill Ranges ---The Arasali mountains extend from Ajmese through Verw nra into llevar near Dewar in latitude 2,0 24 at a height of 2393 feet above scalcie The range erlends along the Marwar boriler and gradually increases in height in the Jargo Range near Gogunda the height reaches 4 315 fect The mountains then extend over the south western and southern portions of Nexar and cease about latitude 27 rond was constructed about 1863 through the Desun Pss, slich permitted ? certain amount of triffc through the almost impassable barrier of the Araialıs, Thc Desur: Pass about 4 miles long and is very narrow, Tic Ghanerau Pesics abost s miles south of the Desuri, and is almost entirely Ilockel up zł out on turd of the way dosin by a mass of rock, where there is a fort with nomull guard ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 3 he Sadrı Pass south of Ghanerau contains the Rampura Jain temples built on the an ancient city Beyond Sadrı there are no regular passes o the south of Mewar there are only two passes One from Bansı to Dariawad nswara, the other from Udaipur to Salumbar and Dungarpur here are some hills running north and south on the east of the State near Bejeypore ighest of these hills has an elevation of 2,000 feet above sea level he country is open towards the rest of Chitore Towards the south west of e the hills are fairly high The country is remarkable for peaks of white rocks, give the country a remarkable appearance range of high hills run south south east from Bara Sadrı forming the western ary of a broad valley thick with jungle here is also a range of hills near Jahazpur known as the Mioa Kherar South of here are the hills near Mandalgarh, and still further south are the commencement Bund. Range Ieneral Productions The Aravalı mountains consists principally of granite and alleys of quartz There is a large marble quarry near Kankroll at Rajna, ar Slate nd in some parts of the country Tin is said to exist, but this is doubtful Zinc formerly obtained at Jewar, 18 miles south of Udaipur but the works have been oned for many years In former times however melting was carried on very sively In 1873 an attempt to re open the mines was made, but was abandoned on at of the expense Galena was discovered and contained over 10-oz per ton of At the time this proportion of silver was not considered sufficient to pay expenses, it present it would certainly pay the cost of extraction Iron mines are at present ed in a rude way in the Mandalgarh and Jahazpur districts and also at Parsoli care old abandoned mines in various parts of Mewar, and iron ore is found in the to the south of the State Copper is found in several places, and the remains of old s exist in the Keara Nal near Udaipur At Potlone the remains of many old lead s are also found Garnets and carbuncles are the only precious stones known to and they are at the present day obtained from mines at Mandal and other places Forests --Extensive bamboo jungles cover many parts of the Aravalis, but the trees nostly stunted on the mountains In the valleys, and especially along the banks of the streams, many varieties of large are found, especially the mohua mango and babul In many places there are s of bush and scrub jungle and most of the hill sides are well covered. The following is the list of the principal forest trees found 10 Mewar Native name Botan c name Ficus Ind ca Ficus rel goa r Ficus glamerala ·A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Native name Botan c name Aim Vel a Indica Sig (ek) Tectona grands Dhak Butes frondosa Bet Egle marmelos Iml (Tamarind) Tamr ndus Ind ca Babul Acacia Arad ca hher Acac 1 catechu Sisam Dalbargia sisoo Cedrela toona Toon Tendu Amazs Mohu a Am (Ebony) Dospyros melanoxylon (ind an laburnum) Catharto-corpus fistula 3255 3 latifol a Vangifera Ind ca Zuryphus jujula Phát: I sylvestrts Albiz stock Khajur Sras The State is duided into 16 zıila, as under Bagor 10 kymalgarh + Chlorgarh > Mandalgarh 3 Jebazpur 4 Bh lx ara s hapas 11 Saira 12 Khannor 13 Rainagar 6 Raum 14 Sadri 7 Hurra 15 Magra. & Sibel 16 Gra The number of the parganis lorerer varies from t me to time Out of the to'al populalion of Mexar the percentage of rural is 8903 and Urban 10 97 There was a decrease in the populat on of 826 103 between s&gt and Igor Rajiuls are only about one clercoil of the total population ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 5 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CASTES AND SUB-CASTES Acharaj, Ahır, Baragi, Balai, Bambhi, Banaya or Mahajans Agarwala, Bagarwal, Bujabargi, Chitora, Humar, Meshri, Nagda, Narsingpura, Oswal, Porwal, Saraygı, and other Banayas Banjara, Bard, Bhung, Bhat, Bhil, Bhıstı Bhos Bishnoi, Bohra, Bola, Brahaman, Chakar, Chamar, Charan, Chippa, Dakote Dangı, Darzı, Dlobi, Dhakar, Dhadı, Dholi, Dhunia, Fakır, Gada, Gancha, Gosam, Gujar, Ganisa, Jat, Kahar, Kalal, Kayasth, Kharol, Khatı, Khatık, Kasae, Khatrı, Kır, Koli, Kumbhar, Kunbi, Lakhera Lodha, Lohar, Mali, Meo, Mer, Mina, Mochi, Moghal, Moghia Nai, Nath, Nayak, Nilgar, Od, Patel, Pathan, Rabarı, Raigor, Rajput, Rawat, Sadh, Sayıyad, Sansı, Savag Shekh, Sindhi, Sonar, Tamboli, Tels, and other castes Christian Nobles of the first rank List of first class Sardars in order of rank and approximate dates of their original Puttas No Name of estate in order of precedence Name of Sardar and his title Rajput clan 1 Barı Sadri Jhala . 3 Bedla Chohan . 3 Kotharia Do . 4 Salumber Ktshnawat 5 Puor . . Buolia Deogarh 6 Chandawat 7 Begun Do 8 Delwara . Jhala . 9 Meja Do 10 Amet Chandawat . . Gogunda Kanor Raj Runna Duley Singh Rawat Nahar Singh Rawat Jowan Singh Rawat Onar Singh Rawat Sewai Kishan Singh Rawat Bijey Singh Ragat Sewa. Anop Singh Raj Runna Man Singh Rawat Raj Singh Rawat Sheo Nath Singh Raj Runna Pirthi Singh Rawat Nahar Singh Maharaj Madho Singh. Thakur Gobind Singh . Rawat Inder Singh Rawat Sahht Singh Raw at Kishore S ngh Rawat Lal Singh . Ranat Ranjit S ngh Raja Akhey Singh Thakur Sohan Singh Raj Dhiraj Nahar Singh 12 Jhala Sarang devote Sagtawat 13 Bhindar . 14 Bednor Rathore 15 Bhainrorgarh Kishnawat 16 Bansi . Sagtawat 17 Korabar Kishnanath 13 Parsola Chohan. 19 Aşınd Do 20 Bunera Rangwat . 21 Doda . Sardargarh Shahpura 22 . Do ·6 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL MEWAR ARMY Irregular troops have always been maintained in Mewar. They were brought under some discipline in the following years In 1864 65 some men were drawn from the Bhawani Paltan and enlisted into what is now called Sumbhoo Paltant, and were brought under proper control Since 1878 79 the army was disciplined and drilled according to the English models The present strength is as under Udaipur --Paltans of Infantry (Sambhoo and Sujan) 2 Troops (Body guard and Risala ) 1 Battery of horse artillery Chitorgarh - One Paltan and a few artillery Fahaspur -One Paltan, one Risala and one battery of camel artillery Sarara -Bhim Paltan and Second Risala Kumalgarh - Two Companies of infantry and a few artillery Mandalgarh-One company of infantry and some artillery The total strength of the troops maintained in Mewaris - Artillery Cavalry 401 Infantry 1,741 248 TOTAL 2,390 A few years No Imperial Service Troops or Transport Corps are maintained by the Mewar Durbar UDAIPUR CITY Udaipur, the capital of Mewar, 18 situated in Latitude 24° 35' 19" North and Longitud 730 43 23° East The city arose around the camp of Maharana Udai Singh, who fled for refuge to the mountains in 1568 AD, when Chitore was captured by Akbar later he constructed the dams of the Udaisagar, at the entrance of the valley, and of the Pichola Lale He then built a small palace on one of the neighbouring hills The city of Udaipur is built on a low ridge which lics close to the eastern margin of the Pachola lahe The Alabarina's palace is at the southern extremity of the ridge It is a most imposbeautilul building rising over 100 feet from the ground, constructed principally of granite It was built at various periods, but the onginal designs have been adhered to with considerablc accuracy To the south of the main palace are the residence of the heir. apparent, the Simbhu Nivas and the Sheo Bilas, the latter being a most elegant building, u lich las first been completed At the eastern and principal front of the palace is the terrace, winch is cupported by 3 rows of arches 50 feet high springing from the declivity of the ridge Udaipur is surrounded by walls, except on the lake or western side The walls are not ICA 115515c, and the moat was never finished Several old forts have been con. structed on the adjuiniog heights, but these are non falling isto decay ing ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 7 In the Pichola Lake there are two beautiful water palaces built by Rana Jagat Singh in the seventeenth century The Jagmandar was occupied as an asylum by Prince Khurum, afterwards Emperor Shahjahan when he was in rebellion against his father Jahangir Here also the Furopean refugees from Neemuch were most hospitably entertained by Maharana Sarup Singh The second water palace, the Jagnewas covers about 4 acres of ground It is occupied occasionally by the Maharanas and is kept in excellent order There are also several dayıkhanas and temples on small island in the lake Near the village of Arh which is the site of a very ancient city the cenotaphs of the Ranas are situated on a place called Mahasattian These cenotaphs are most beautiful, particularly that of Rana Umra Singh There are two beautiful lakes near Udaipur city, the Pichola and the Fateh Sagar, The former, which lies immediately to the west of the town is 2, miles long by it broad and it drains an area of 56 square miles The main stream flowing into the lake was originally a tributary of the Arh river, but a massive dam was erected and the lake was formed The dam is 334 yards long and 110 broad at the summit Its height above the water 18 37 feet It is adorned with several small temples and carved marble images In 1769 the original embankment gave way and great damage resulted The dam was re constructed but in 1875 fears were entertained for its safety It, however, withstood the heavy rainfall of that year, and as it is very massive there is no probability of another disaster The island palaces in the Pichola have been already referred to The other lake the Fateh Sagar is distant about one mile from Udaipur On this site there was an ancient tank called the Dewalı This small tank fell into disrepair, but the State Engineer Mr Campbell Thompson, carried out successfully a project for the formation of a large lake. This is called the Fateh Sagar after the present Maharana Fateh Singh 1 he dam is named the Connaught bund in memory of the visit of His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught in 1886 This bund was finished in 1900, and is 2,800 feet long and 56 feet broad at the summit The greatest depth of the lake is 35 feet There is an irrigation canal opening from the Fateh Sagar which irrigates about 1,000 bighas of land The two lakes are connected by a canal with locks, through which boats can pass On the ground beneath the embankment of the rateh Sagar there is a small palace, erected by the present Maharana fateh Singh, called the Sahelion.kı Bars The gardens are very beautıful and are properly looked after In these gardens there are many wagnificcat fountains The Sahelion ki-Barı are situated about one mile from the Residency DRAINAGE A small part of the drainage of Udaipur fons westward ato the Pichola Lake The greater part however floss towards the east into the Arh riser On each side of the principal street there is a large surface drain The drainage is quite eflecta e inside the city but a considerable amount of water lodges near the Raj Gardeas ·& A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL WATER SUPPLY People who live on the western side of the city obtain drinking water from the Pichola Lahe The remainder of the city is supplied from the wells and baoris There are very fex wells but there are many baoris The water from the latter is necessarily bad because the people who descend the steps wash their bodies and clean their cooking utensils in the water of the baor1s The great frequency of guinea worm in Udaipur is certainly due to the fact that most of the drinking water is obtained from these baoris There is always an abundant supply of drinking water, but, as mentioned above, its quality is not good There has been no chemical or bacteriological examination made of the water from any of the lakes, wells or baoris at Udaipur SANITATION Previous to the time of Maharana Sujjan Singh there were no sanitary arrangements in Udaipur, and the city must have been very dirty indeed He introduced some sanitation As staft for cleaning and sweeping the roads was established and the sanitary arrangements were placed under the control of the police Afterwards a pensioned hospital assistant was appointed by the p csent Malarana, but he was dismissed from his post in 1900 i ne 10 lo ng sanitary staff is at present employed One Inspactor one head constable one constable, 154 swecpers, 10 patels one chief patel 14 refuse carts, and 13 night soil carts The refuse is thrown into a deep pit at about one mile from the city The cultivators who formerly refused to employ refuse as manure are now anxious to obtain it for their marhet gardens and fields In the large houses there are pukka latrines in many of the smaller houses there are kutcha latrines, but most houses have none The latrines are all of them most insanitary, particularly the pukka ones in the large houses The poorer people make use of bades or open spaces, there are 12 of these, which are cleaned by Raj sweepers twice a day Within the city there are no public latrines or uripals, the result is that the back streets of Udaipur are most insanitary private houses latrines are cleaned by sweepers paid by the owners Most of the people howeser decline to go to the expense of paying sweepers The principal streets are swept twice a day, and are very clean The back streets are in a rithy condition and this is principally the result of the insanitary state of all the large gulda houses in which the well to do inhabitants live I believe many of these louses are never cleaned In some LIGHTING The town is lighted by herosine oil lamps The number of lamps is 154 all kept up at the Raj experse as there is no municipality Thr cxpenditure during 1903 was Cost of esthunnameter Total R2040 20 ·ACCOUNT OF MEIVAR 9 MARKETS AND FOOD The market for grain is held in one of the principal streets in the city called the Mandı The usual dirty custom of spreading the grain out in cloths prevails There has always been an abundant supply of food in Udaipur except during the famine year 1900 There is an abundance of tresh vegetables all the year round which are obtained from the numerous market gardens near the city These vegetables and fruits are sold in various parts of Udaipur There is no special meat market inside the city People who require meat purchase it from butchers who slaughter animals outside In the main street of the c ty nhich extends from the Hathipol to tre palace, the principal bazar is situated This street consists nearly altogether of shops in which cloth, brass wares and cutlery are sold DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD There is one Chr stian graveyard close to the Residency There are numerous places outside the city where Mahomedans are buried Inside the city walls the Bohras have one graveyard and the Sindhis another The bodies of the Hindus are nearly all burned at the burning ghats on the banks of the River Arh, about i mile from the city The bodies of the deceased members of the Udaipur reigning family are burned close to the Raj cenotaphs near the village of Arh These cenotaphs are celebrated as being almost the grandest in all India ·10 Stalement shoeing the price of staple food-grains from 1st January 1894 to 31st December 1903. REMARKS MUKKI JAWAR Sickness BARLEY Death rate WHEAT Comparative rates Chataks Chatals Seers Seets YEARS Chataks. Chataks. Seers Seers Healthy Very low Very cheap 7 30 14 27 2 Hсalthy Low 14 11 36 24 Cheap. 1994 27 2 5 2+ 9 Unhealthy. (cholera cpidemic) 7 Very high Moderate 1895 10 19 7 21 Healthy 16 11 LOW 10 9 1896 High 8 15 1 12 14 Healthy A VEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL w 10 13 Moderate High 3897 2 23 6 21 3 8 19 Healthy 13 High 1893 High 3 16 17 2 15 8 11 1999 00 11 Very high lamine Exceedingly high Very unhealthy (cholera epi. year demic) High High Fairly healthy. 6 IT 4 10 8 13 1900 15 8 15 1 3 11 14 10 Healthy. 1991 LON . 2 High 16 1 15 7 11 10 Healthy. Very low Very cheap 1902 5 30 21 3 29 13 1903 10 6 20 TS 11 19 11 9 Average

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·Statentent showing the price of staple food-grains from 1st January 1994 to 3731 December 1903. 10 REVERK WHEAT MURAT BARLEY JAAR. YEARS. Seers, Chatahs Sichness Scers. Chataks. Comparate rates Death rate Chataks Seer 5. Chatais. Seers. Very low Healthy 14 11 36 2 1894 7 Very cheap 27 30 14 Low, Hсalthy 1895 4 9 7 27 24 5 2 Cheap. 1596 TO 16 9 19 II Moderate 7 21 10 Very high Unhealthy (choler3 epidemic) Hestthy 1897 10 13 13 12 14 1 15 High 8 Low 1898 13 $ 19 6 21 3 23 2 Moderato High Herlihy A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL 1999 8 15 4 36 2 17 3 High High Healths 1900 8 13 10 6 11 11 8 Very high famine Exceedingly high year Very (cholera demic) unhealthy epi. igor 10 SI 14 3 15 7 15 8 High. Iliga Fairly healthy. 1902 5 10 15 7 36 17 2 High Lot Healthy. 1903 11 13 21 3 29 5 30 Very cheap Very low Healthy, Average II 9 18 11 19 6 21 10 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR II SLAUGHTER-HOUSES There are no slaughter-houses within the city Outside there is one slaughter house, near the Residency and another near the Sarup Sagar There is no proper supervision of these slaughter houses RECREATION In the Raj Gardens (Gulab Bagh) there are recreation grounds where Cricket, Foot Ball Lawn Tennis and Croquet are regularly played The Raj Gardens are amongst the largest and best in India They cover an area of one hundred acres There is a splendid Cricket ground and also fine Lawn Tennis and Croquet grounds The Victoria Hall with a statue of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria was erected by Maharana Fateh Singh in 1890 AD to commemorate the first jubilee of Her Majesty In connection with the Victoria Hall there is a Library and Museum, which are extensively used by the inhabitants of Udaipur The principal festivals in Udaipur are the Gangor, the Dasserah, Hols, Dewalı There are no recreations carried on by the Sirdars of Mewar of late years They have abandoned all kinds of recretarons, and cannot be induced to play any such game as Polo MEDICAL AID The indigenous medical and comes from Bards, Fatos (Jain priests, who practise medicine), and Babas who are all Hindus, but practise medicine' amongst the general population The Musalman practitioners are called Hakıms and Jarrahs, but they are willing to give their services to the Hindus if called in Poisons are permitted to be sold without any State interference Poisoning is, it is to be feared, extremely common, and is partly due to the fact that the State declines to interfere in the sale of poisons The following Hospitals are situated in Udaipur -Lansdowne Hospital, Walter Hos pital, Residency Hospital, Jail Dispensary, and the Presbyterian Mission Hospital THE LANSDOWNC HOSPITAL This hospital, situated inside the city near the Hathipol, was built by Mr Campbell. Thompson and was opened in 1894 It is a handsome square two storeyed building with quadranglc inside There is accommodation for sitty in door patients, both male and female The usual number under treatment is about to There are to addition three detachcal yards for the accommodation of the police, prisoners and Buils There are two hospital assistants attached to the hospital, who are prouded with quarters The cook houses and quarters for hospital servants are situated to the east In the compound therc is also a post mortem room ·12 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL WALTER ZENANA HOSPITAL This Hospital for women was instituted by His Highness Niaharana Fateh Singh and was placed under the superintendence of the Dufferin Fund It was built from the designs of Vs. Campbell Thompson and was opened in the year 1888 It was named after Colonel Walter, who was formerly Resident in Udaipur, and has afterwards Agent of the Governor General in Rajputana The following report on the institution has been suppl ed by Miss Graham, the Lady Doctor in charge The attendance in both in and out patsents departments during the last five years has gradually increased, allowing for the increase which was most marked ia the year 1900 owing to the lamint of that year, the outbreak of cholera duriag the month of May, and then an epidemic of ſever dysentery, and diarrhoea during the latter part of the year The Hospital situated as it is just below the battlements of the Palace, is, I should Think, inconvenient for a great many of the inhabitants of the city to attend, and might be more popular if it had been more central Besides, the people here are very conservative there are a great many different castes and each guard, its religious rites very zealously. this makes working among them much harder than it svould otherwise be European methods of treatment do not seem to appeal to them very forcibly this is most marked as far as surgery is concerned However as the services of a Hospital Ass stant could not be obtained for a long time, and there was no competeat person to help at operations, only minor surgical operations have been performed The Hospital Staff remains just the same uis a compounder, quite illiterate, who helps to dispense medicines she has been working in this capacity since the hospital sas built, and is too old to learn more than she has been used to The girls of this State are not educated enough, and do not seem to care to work hence I hale oot succeeded in getting any one with sufficiebt primary education who could learn compounder s work women from other places will not come on the salary offered Rio There are two nurses and two ward women on R5 Udaipuri and R4 Imperial each, respectively dismissed a couple of them, but found that the cew ones were not any better than their predecessors, who had been working here since the hospital was apened There is a Munshi who makes up the accounts and writes the Hindi letters All correspondence with the Mehkmakbas has to be carried out in Hindi, which is the language most in vogue here The services of a Hospital Assistant on R30 sere obtained during the second half of the year 1898, and first half of the year 1899 She did not get on at all well with the Hospital Staff, and was not popular among the patients She got married and left her appointment Major Pinhey, the Brstish Resident here, vere kindly addressed His Highsess the Maharada on the subject of the Hospital Assistant's salary, and it was raised to R60 Niss E George has been working as Hospital Assistant since the 12th August last She has all along been dissatisfied with her appointment and has sent in her resignation 3

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·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 13 She was disappointed at not having separate quarters (one of the words has to be up to accommodate the Hospital Assistant, consequently there is less room for tients), and complains of the place being dull and the people very hard to get on with is a great help to have a Hospital Assistant and to know that there is a reliable person look after the in patients espicially during my absence, as my bungalow is about two les distant from the hospital Out patients too can be better attended to as they come treatment at all hours and quite late into the afternoon All cases are admitted except cases, which are treated in the out patient department only so that there should not any hindrance to the better classes of women coming to the hospital ror all tius, I that they do not come for treatment perhaps another ccison is that the hosp tal being ooked by the Palace, is not strictly private cnough. My hospital womea visit many patients at their homes but they do not give me a idea of the number of cases they attend, hence no record has been kept of these I find as a rule that I am sent for when the case is hopeless after the Hakıms and Dhars have been given full trial the cases attended at their homes, both obstetric and otherwise are very unsatisfactory to treat There are 24 beds in the hospital, but when there is a Hospital Assistant only twelve patients can be comfortably accommodated The following is a tabular form of in and out patients treated and operations per- 3 formed in the Hospital Year No of n pat eats tested No of out patents t eated Operat ons 1899 181 3 068 5+ 1900 190 3659 64 1901 105 2 468 63 1902 141 2 894 79 109 2980 43 1903 1904 tot 4494 69 (Up to the end of September ) Infant mortality Prevailing diseases --Malaria 179 generally been very prevalent during the rainy months and has in some years exten les throughout tlic yeur September and October are decidedly feverish months Tirreno a great many cases of dysentery and diarbaa too during the monsoons On the whole the city is fairly healthy during the greater part of the year, judging by the called il nt comit to the hosp ta] Is rather high Teething roca very lari with the little ones Respiratory d seases are common during tic cold months arany (nses of pneumonia and bronchitis occur at the beginning of the cold weather patients do not seem to rerlize tle aced for greater care wlicn the weather begins to change Skin diseases are cry common, ulcers making up the greater part of them, very bad forms of ulcers are seen and they are mostly of the sloughing sariety Guinca.worm is very common here, some cases come lo lo.. pital, but I have seen more outside.

·A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL 1899-as a fairly healthy year There was very little Malaria, an unusually large number of skin diseases were treated 1900 -The number of patients treated in both departments was increased, as slios n by the annual returns There was a8 epudemic of cholera during the months of Vay and June, but no cases were admitted into this hospital, as a special Cholera Hospital sas built, the daily attendaoce was less during these months Famine sas rile during this year and carried off a great number of the snhabitants, but suffering poor could always obtain teip at the poor house There sas an epidemic of lever, diarrhea, and dysentery during the months of August, September and October Many cases of malarial cachexsa came under treatment most of these accompanied by adema, and in many the spleen was enormously enlarged An unusually large number of shin diseases too were treated during this year 1901This year was fairly healthy, except during the months of September and October during which there were more than the average number of fever cases The hospital sas closed for tso months during my absence on leave, as there was no hospital ass staat to carry on the work Issas first called to attend at the Palace during the fatal illness of the late Princess Since then I bare very often been called to the Palace on professional visits 7902-There was an increase in the number of patients treated in both departments No assistant and no tramed compounder bad as yet been obtained There was an increase in the number of malarial cases and skin diseases, the former occurred, as usual, in the later months of the year just after the monsoons 190, -Islaria prevailed during the sshole of this year The number of cases was very greatly increased durog the last two months of the year, which was rather unusual, as the number of these cases (ell very rapidly in lovember There was a decrease in the number of in patients treated and a slight increase in the out patient department The hospital was closed for three months during my absence on leave Shin diseases as usual, made up a large number of the cases treated as outpatients A class for Dhais was started in July 1902, which seven pupils attended It was discontidued ths year on ing to no assistance being sendered (models, etc), which were very essentsal as the number of accouchement cases treated in hospital is limited 1904 -The increase in the out patient department has been marked since the begira ning of the year and has continued throughout The number of malarial cases treated was very high during the first three months They continued on from last year without a break from April the oumbers fell rapidly A fair number of skin diseases have been treated Unfortunately plague has broken out in the city this month and has created a great People are leaving the city daily in large numbers The attendance at my hospital has fallen of greatly No cases of plague base as yet attended my hospital The Residency Hospital This small hospital was opened in 1888 for the accommodation of persoos living near the Residency and for the sepoys of the Res dent's escost There is one hospital assistant attached to the hospital ho as provided mith quarters Tne attendance is small as the majority of patients prefer going to the scare ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 15 Lansdowne Hospital This hospital replaced a small dispensary which had been in existence for many years. Fail Dispensary.—There is a small dispensary at the Central Jail, under the charge of a hospital assistant, for the accommodation of sick prisoners and jail servants It is situated in an upper storey in a detached part of the jail The following notes regarding Medical Missionary work have been furnished by the Rev. Dr Shepherd Medical Mission work in Mewac dates from November 1877, when the Reverend Dr Shepherd was sent down by the Council of the then United Presbyterian Church of Scotland's Rajputana Mission to commence Missionary operations in Udaipur City The Mission at first encountered considerable opposition, but by and by the goodwill of the people was secured, and old prejudices happily removed To the late Rao Bahadur, Rao Bakht Singh, CIE, of Bedla, is due the credit of lending a helping hand to this enterprise and of bringing it to the notice of His Highness Maharana Sajjan Singh. It was to the Rao Sahib's unvarying sympathy and assistance that the initiatory part of the work was brought to a successful issue The first dispensary was opened in a Nohra belonging to Kewal Ram, in the Dhan Munds, where for several years medical work was carried on As the proprietor refused to execute certain necessary repurs for the comfort and convenience of the patients and the staff, the Hospital and Dispen. sary were transferred to a larger Havels in the Bhateyanı Choutha section of the city, but even here for many years the work was carried oa fairly successfully with considerable difficulty The building itself was not at all suitable for hospital purposes, so we liad to make the best of the circumstances and work on It was in the year 1883 that we saw the prospect of having all these difficulties removed and a building crected adequate to the ground and requirements of the hospital The Theological Students' Missionary Association in connection with the United Pres. byterian Davinity Hall resolved to co lect money in Scotland for this purpose Over R25,000 were collected, and the present large and commodious hospital, designed and built by Mr Campbell-Thompson, Fxecutive Engineer, Jenar, is the result which is an admirable one, is in the Dhan Mundt quarter of the city, with a frontage to the main bazar The site was kindly gli en by the present Ruler of Mewar in accordance with the wish and order of the late Maharana Sajjan Singh, as a grateful recogni. tion of the valuable medical services rendered him by the Res Dr Sommerville, when in charge of the Mission here, during a serious and prolonged illaess The hospital was opened in 1886 by His Highness the Maharana Fateh Singh, GCSI, who was pleased to bestow on the building the name it nou bears "The Shepherd Vlission Ilospital" The hospital has 64 beds and consists of an administrative bloch facing the baru, consisting of consulting-room, waiting room, dispensary, and surgery with the wings extending behind for male and femalc in patients The bloch behind and at night angles to the administrative bloch, is a tuo storescd building composed of the surgical wards. On the ground floor are five wards capable of containing two patients cach, and above are the drug storc room, the large operatic theatre and an eicward . The site, ·16 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL During all these years much good work has been done through this hospital, and the large daily attendance of male and female patients indicates that the institution retains still the good will and confidenee of the people Oning to the union of the Tree Church of Scotland with the United Presbyterian Church in 1900, the Rijputana Mission, of which Udaipur is one of its eleven stations, has become incorporated into th United Free Church of Scotland Vission but the work continues to be carried on in the same lines and by the same resident Medical Missionary A table of statistics is appended showing the attendance and work of the hospital and dispensary during the last 14 years Statistics for 14 years from 1891 to 1904 of the Shepherd Mission Hospital, Udaipur Vewar New cases males and fetales Old cases males and females Total attendance la pat ents Operation, major and tst oor REMARKS 1891 13 992 36,469 50 461 1 262 892 15 244 37 707 52 951 439 1.429 $893 15 770 33 632 51,452 361 1 470 *894 13 027 30 044 43071 7,255 1895 11 739 26 530 38 269 429 1077 1896 14 715 42 207 56 922 452 1196 14 og 38 988 53 079 38.4 +373 1897 1893 14638 40 74% 55382 319 $37 1899 16 799 42 760 59 549 363 1 661 1900 23 926 48 202 2 128 299 1 903 1901 22 321 36 490 58,810 573 1791 1902 22 068 37 836 59 93+ 815 1891 1903 22 509 32 719 55 228 301 3 607 1904 1527 23672 38 916 205 1,105 Table showing the attendance at the various Hospitals since their institution Hosptal or dispensary Number of years In and out pat ens ner ca es REALARKS 17 years 10 years Sujjan and 1 ansdowne Hosp ta! Walter Female Flospital Central Jal D spensary esidency Hospital Shepherd M135 on Hosp tal 591314 Records only since 1887 53000 Since 1891 9779 Records since 1888 16 years 12 years 28 293 Records since 1892 746 203 Records since 1891 14 years ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 17 Statement showing the names of the Residency Surgeons, Mewar, from gth May 1863 to the present DATE OF Names of officers Arrival Departu e Surgeon Major RW Cunningham Surgeon R Caldecott Dr K Burr, MD Surgeon W Beatson Ass stant Surgeon Bhagobat Chander Rudra MA MD 9th May 186, 15th May 1874 30th June 1874 4th May 1878 17th August 1880 15th May 1874 30th June 1874 4th May 1878 17th August 1880 I2th March 1881 12th March 1891 27th January 1882 27th January 1882 27th Apr 1 1882 6th July 1886 Surgeon D ff Mullen MD Surgeon W Beatson Surgeon D ff Mullen MD Surgeon WW Webb Surgeon D ff Myllen MD Surgeon W H Nelson Surgeon Major D ff Multen 1 D Surgeons Major P D Pank Surgeon Major HN V Harington Surgeon Captain H R Woolbert Surgeon Major P D Pank Surgeon-Alajor W H Neilson Surgeon Major P D Pank Surgeon Major R Shore MD Major 11 R Woolbert I US Major C M Moore IMS. Licutenant Colonel R Shore MD, IMS 28th April 1882 6th July 1886 8th February 1888 29th June 1889 22nd February 1891 24th March 1893 4th April 1895 5th April 1896 27th October 1896 sith March 1897 11th December 1897 8th February 1888 4th May 1889 22nd February 1891 24th March 1893 3rd April 18) 18th March 1896 27th October 1896 17th March 1897 . 6th June 1898 12th November 1899 5th May 1901 5th May 1903 11th December 1897 3rd April 1878 9th November 1899 5th May 1901 5th May 1902 . To the present VACCINATION When the old main dispensary was established (the Sajjan Hospital) (so vaccinators were appointed, and a small amount of rorh was done in the city of Udaipur and in the surrounding villages In 1886 Dr ffrench Mullen obtained sanction of the kicsar Durbır for the establishment of a proper Vaccination Department The work begin by him was carried on bs Dr Webb A Matne Superintendent and eight vaccinators were appo nted, and the work is carried on methodically Dr Pank was dissalisfied with latne Superintendent and in 1894 appointed a nens man Gulam Ahmed khan who has since that scar peri rmrd lis duties in a very satisfactory was Thc auruber of haalta vaccinators was gradually с ·A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL increased from 8 to their present number 20 Each Jagirdar also maintains a vaccinator or his estate, Tko vaccinators carry on work in Udaipur city during the entire year. The district vaccination is done from September to the end of Apri} The great majoriy of population have been vaccinated, but re-saccination is seldom permitted The people are pleased with vaccination and small pox has almost disappeared from the State. From 1894 to 1897 lymph nas obtained from young buffaloes Since 1898 this has been discontnued. During the cold season the vaccination work is inspected by the Residency Surgeon and the Nature Superintendent ·Słalement of Vaccination in the Native State of Mewar from 1886 to 1903-04. RESULT. EXPENDITURE. ALL VACCINATION PRIMARY VACCINATION. REVACCINATION. Ieriod. REMARKO Males. Pemales, Total Successful. Unsuccessfull Successful, Unsuccess ful R. a Po 1B36 37 4,483 2,267 4,265 o 205 6 7 O 616 za16 0 3.895 o 3790 7,635 1.373 266 20 1,400 o 1837-89 1885-89 26 2+ 5713 5.330 11,043 10,675 336 8 1,151 O 0 183720 6,109 5.500 11,609 11,707 399 1 2 1,906 0 0 1890-91 7,267 6,605 13,872 13.063 209 2,086 o O 1991-92 6 977 6,206 13,050 132 1 1,917 o 0 13,183 16,100 1892-93 7,686 15,880 379 1 19. 1,925 0 8,474 8,200 0 o 7,214 15,414 15,985 128 1 .. 1,873 0 1893-94 1994-95 1975-76 ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 10.396 9,200 19,596 19:507 86 3 1,863 ... 0 O 11,337 9,644 20,931 20,928 46 3 4 2,059 O 0 11.0-97 10,928 10,009 20,037 20,894 39 2 2 2,185 6 12,071 10.734 22,744 59 1 1 2,107 II O 16.7.98 1898-99 1899-1900 13,536 11,148 22,803 23,634 20,278 23.619 61 4 2,315 7 o 10,628 9.650 20,271 O 4 3 2,118 8 O 190-7Xt 6,039 5.271 11.310 10,896 23 389 2 7,002 4 6 TIT: 5.252 11,950 11,910 39 27 4 1,802 8 o 67:3 3,573 5 7,055 15,048 15,495 341 1,846 15 2,87 16752 16,663 84 . 2,128 9 O 1.1''S 55.92 -77420 21 4330 2,532 433 75 33.218 6 10 ·A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL JAILS In Mewar there is one Central Jail under the supervision of the Residency Surgeon who acts as the Superintendent of the Jail There is under him one Darogha who supervises all details The Central Jail is situated close to the Udaipol gate outside the city walls It was established in 1888 on the site of an old fort, formerly belonging to the Rao of Salumber one of the principal Sırdars of Mewar Since then there have been many improvements and the general condition of the Jail 18 nosy in most respects satisfactory In former times the prisoners were confined at the loreila fort near the Delhi gate, and also at the Shumshereghar, and at a prison near the Palace There were about 250 or 300 prisoners confined in each of the above prisons under very lax supervision and most insanıtary arrangements The medical arrangements were especially unsat sfactory On account of the constant complaints of the health and bad treatment of the prisoners in these old forts it was determined by the present Maharana Fateh Singh to form a properly controlled Central Jail under the management of the Residency Surgeon This was done in 1888 shen Dr ffrench Mullen nas Residency Surgeon, and several hundred prisoners were transferred to the newly formed Central Jar) Mr Campbell. Thompson, the State Engineer, constructed 5 doublestoreyed barracks which nere completed in 1888 and which afforded accommodation for ago prisoners A dispensary with a Hospital Assistaot was at the same time opened A large, separate enclosed querter was afterwards constructed for under trials, but is at present utilised for the accommodation of female prisoners As the number of prisoners sent to the Central Jail was much greater than there was room for, the health of the inmates for several years was very unsatisfactory It was represented to the Mewar Durbar that the Jail ought to be enlarged This was ulaimately done in 1900, when a new double storeyed barrack and large workshops were built Since then the general condition of the fail has been satisfactory It is extremely clean and the ventilation of all the barrachs is excellent The water-supply is also very good Part of this us obtained from the Pichola Lake through pipes, and is filtered The remainder comes from the Jail garden well which is an excellent one In 1904 the female prisoners were removed from their old quarters which were given to juvenile prisoners who are now hept entirely separate There is at present accommoda tion for 458, but this number is generally exceeded The industries carried on in the Jail are the making of carpets, durrses, gazı cloth, blankets, ropes, paper, and pottery There is a large garden which supplies a sufficient quantity of vegetables for the prisoners, and is satered by a magnificent well There are annual releases of prisoners oa certain anniversaries. 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·20 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPINCAL It was JAILS In Mewar there is one Central Jail under the supervision of the Residency Surgeon who acts as the Superintendent of the Jail There is under him one Darogha who supervises all details The Central Jail is situated close to the Udaipal gate outside the city walls established in 1888 on the site of an old fort, formerly belonging to the Rao of Salumber one of the principal Sirdars of Mewar Since then there have been many improvements and the general condition of the Jail is now in most respects satisfactory In former times the prisoners were confined at the Morella fort near the Delhi gate, and also at the Shumshereghar, and at a prison near the Palace There were about 250 or 300 prisoners confined in each of the above prisons under very lax supervision and most insanitary arrangements The medical arrangements were especially unsat sfa tory On account of the constant complaints of the health and bad treatment of the prisoners in these old forts it was determined by the present Maharana Fateh Singh to form a properly controlled Central Jail under the management of the Residency Surgeon Thuis was done in 1888 when De ſfrench Mullen was Residency Surgeon, and several hundred prisoners were transferred to the newly formed Central Jail Mr Campbell. Thon psoa, the State Engineer, constructed 5 doublestoreyed barracks which sere completed in 1888 and which afforded accommodation for 290 prisoners A dispensary with a Hospital Assistant was at the same time opened A large, separate enclosed querter was afterwards constructed for under trials, but is at present utilised for the accommodation of female pr soners As the number of prisoners sent to the Central Jail was much greater than there was room for, the bealth of the inmates for several years was very unsatisfactory It was represented to the Mewar Durbar that the Jail ought to be enlarged This was ulumately done in 1900, when a new double storeyed barrach and large workshops were built Since then the general condition of the Jail has been satisfactory It is extremely clean and the ventilation of all the barrachs is excellent The water supply is also very good Part of this is obtained from the Pichola Lake through pipes and is filtered The remainder comes from the Jail garden well which is an excellent one In 1904 the female prisoners were removed from their old quarters which were given to juvenile prisoners who are now kept entirely separate There is at present accommoda tion for 458, but this number is generally exceeded The industries carried op in the Jail are the making of carpets, durrses, gert cloth, blankets, ropes, paper, and pottery large garden which supplies a sufficient quantity of vegetables for the prisoners, and is watered by a magnificent well There are annual releases of prisoners on certain anniversaries. There is a special Jail guard consisting of 65 men About 130 prisoners are daily employed on extra manual labour The diet and clothing supplied to the prisoners is sufficient Bedsteads are given to prisoners in hospital The remainder of the prisoners sleep Searthen bunks There is a

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·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 21 There are 7 solitary cells, but these are very seldem used The Hawalat near the Post Office has been the cause of considerable trouble on account of its overcrowded state and want of proper supervision This Hawalat is now empty At the head quarters of each district under the Hakims there is a small Jail These district Jails are not properly managed A plan of the Central Jail is given EDUCATION A SHORT HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF EDUCATION IN MEWAR The Ranas of Mewar have always patronised education During the 18th century, owing to the Mahomedan and Mahratta wars, education vas at a standstill. When times became settled many indigenous schools were opened y private individuals These schools were for the most part under the charge of Jatis, ind Bhattaraks (Jain Priests) In 1863 Maharana Shambhu Singh founded the Udaipur State School then called Shambhuratna Patshalla' afterwards named the High School This school consisted of hree departments, Sanskrit, Hindi and Persian Mr Baird was appointed Head Master, and an English department was added A course of study for each department has drawn up by Nr Baird, and approved by the ate Valarana Sujjan Singh The students were grouped into different classes Two branch schools (Kushalpole and Brahampuri) were established un ler him Two vernacular primary schools, at Bhilwara and Chitore, were opened under the upervision of Vr Ingles who was at that time Opium Agent in Vewar When Mr Baird retired in 1883, Babu Dwarka Nath Sirkar, of the Education Department, Central Provinces, was appointed Head Master, and he reorganised the Ular- Our School after the model of the Central Provinces system of education Rai Sahib Hazarılal was the next Head Master appointed in 1884, and under 119 supervision the school has prospered exceedingly A half anna coss has been levied for some years past for the support of schools and dispensaries in Vetrar There are good Anglo-Vernacular schools at Bhilwara and Chitore There is a Sanskrit department attached to the Iligh School, and also t'erc is a branch school at Dhan Nandı There is also a Girls School at Udaipur attached to the High School, wlich 18 superintended by a Brahman teacher who teaches Hindi The following notes with regard to Vissionary Schools have been suppled by the Res Dc Shepherd From the very commencement of Vission work in Udaipur, it was seen that a Vission to be at all cuccess'ul inust city with it as a necessary branch of its operi on the education of the young The educational noth *is undert hen at the tri people themselves some of whom had begun to see the great s'va? docs arai ·A MEDICO TOPOGR IPHICAL. to the city their sons from a good sound elementary education The Mission at first confined itsell to this elementary stage, but by and by it had to rise to a higher grade of teaching demanded alke by the circumstances of the city, and the wants of the students themselves The Alission School had a very small beginning in an old temple, in the Gunesh Ghati, There for a short while both boys and girls were taught, until the classes became so large that it was absolutely impossible to work in the accommodation we had at our disposal The girls reta ned the old school, and the boys were removed to a larger house in the Dhanmandı Nal There the boys have since remained, and by a little alteration on the building, the premises have been adapted to the requirements of the school The progress in the school was so marked, that it had to be promoted to an Anglo Vernacular school with a larger and more experienced staff of teachers The curriculum aimed at teaching up to the University Entrance Examination The boys' school has long been a popular inst tution in the city and many who are now occupying important com merc al positions in the city received the first elements of their educat on in the Mission School ror vant of funds the Anglo Vernacular School has beeu reduced to a primary Vernacular one about a year ago As the desire for education increased in Mewar the Mission found itself compelled to extend beyond the limits of the city Schools were subsequently opened in Bedla: Bhawana, Canopore, Nai and Arh as these villages seemed to be very suitable centres After a while the schools sn Blawana Cawapore and Nat had to be closed as the people would not give a satisfactory house as a school or accommodate their own village boys When the Mission adopted the prizciple of employing only Christian teachers the effect on the schools was very marked and the number in attendance at once began to diminish The reason of this was that the non Christian teachers took away with them to the new schools they opened on their own account, many of the Mission School pupils The step the Mission took in this line was a very wise one, for while sve may have dimnished rolls, We have a more efficient staff trained for this educational work in our own Normal School Female education in Nenar has all along had an up hull battle to fight However, the village schools we have in Bhulrara, Ark, Bedla Mauli and the two in the city are progressing fairly well One would like to see the Native Ray doing a great deal more for advancing female education in the district There are ample opportunities and very large townships where satisfactory schools could be started, and the work of female which is so necessary to the material well being of the whole community at large could be prosecuted sith much greater vigour The statsstics of the schools under Mission charge for the year ending 1904 is appeaded Statistics of the schools under Mession charge in detar edu ation Number of schools for boys and guis. Number of teachers Number of pupils Average attend on rol ance 10 58 785 623 00 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 23 DISPENSARY TOWNS IN NEWAR BHILWARA This is an important trading town on the Rajputana Malna Railway half way between emuch and Nasirabad, about 72 miles from each cantonment It is about 80 miles rth east from Udaipur, and has a population of 12,270 There is a large cotton ess and the town is celebrated for the excellency of its tinning work The Dispensary siluated outside the town, and about one mile from the Railway station There is nple accommodation for indoor patients, and very good medical and surgical work s deen done in this dispensary for several years past by the Hospital Assistant in large CHITORGARH This famous town is situated 70 miles east north east of Udaipur and was the Ormer capital of Mewar The town is just beneath the great and historical fort, on he Gamer river, a tributary of the Berach Over the river there is a solid masonry pridge of nine arches In the fort there are many historical buildings and temples The most celebrated are the two square towers, the Khawas: Sthambo is 751 feet high 30 feet broad at the base, and 15 ſect at the summit It is very ancient and adorned with Jain figures carved in stone This tower has fallen into a ruinous condition but is now being restored The second tower the Korts Sthamba was built in 1450 AD to commemorate a victory over the Mahomedans It was erected on the model of the ancient toner and is ornamented with Hindoo carvings which were mutilated when the fort was taken by the Mahomedins in the year 1568 It is generally known as the Tower of Victory and is 122 feet high, 35 fcet broad at the base an d 15 feet at the summit There is a most interesting internal staircase which enables one to ascend to the top The population of Chitore is 7,593 The dispensary is situated inside the town, and a considerable amount of good surgical and medical work has been done there JAMAZPUR This is a small tonn near the cantonment of Deoli with a population of 1777 It 18 situated at the foot of a lot built on an isolated hill guarding pass between Bundi and Venar There is a small dispensary here under the charge of a llospital Assistant VANDALGARII This town is situated at the foot of a large ſort in a rery hilly country It les 96 It has mles north-east of Udr pur, and about the same d stance south east of Ajmer a population of 3310 The dispensary is inssic thc torn under the clarge of a llosgi tal Ass stant who does a considerable amount of useful nok ·24 A MCDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL KAPASIN, This is a small tow a path a population of 4 300 situated near the Udaipur Chitore Railiyay about 50 miles from Udaipur It is an important trading centre There is a dispensary outside the city where a considerable amount of work is done CHOTI SADRI This is a small walled town with a population of 5,050 situated 13 miles south wes of Neemuch and 62 miles east south east of Udaipur There are large bamboo jungle in the neighbourhood There is a dispensary outside the town under the charge of a patve Doctor RASHMI This is a village on the river Banas about 16 miles north of Kapasin with a population There is a dispensary here under the charge of a Hospital Assistant of 2311 NATHPWARA Nathdwara is situated about 30 miles north north east of Udaipur from which there 19 a good road It is a walled city on the right bank of the Banas about 30 miles from Udaipur This city is famous throughout India as it contains the shrine of Krishna h <h sas sorshipped in Muttra since the eleventh century BC and is on this account a great place of pilgrimage for people from all parts of India About the year 1671 the god was conveyed from Muttra to Mawar by Rana Raj Singh when the chariot luck conveyed the idol was crossing the sands of the river Banas at stuck fast and could not be extracted The Brahmis in charge declared the god had decided to go no further It was tren ordered that a temple should be built on the spot The large town of Nathduara has grown up round the temple thus constructed No blood of animals is allowed to be shed in the neighbourhood of the shride. The torn of Narbdwara is unusually clean for a Rajputana tona, and the Maharaj Gosaint rules the place in a very enlightened way He has maintained a very good dispensary for several years The population of Nathdwara is 8915 SARAN This is a village with a population of a 173 about 60 miles north east of Udaipur The large town of Gungapur belonging to the Gwalior State is distant about 2 miles There is a dipensary in Saran under a Hospital Assistant SARARA This is a small siffage with a population of 1,235 to the south south west of Udaipur, from which it is distant about 40 miles There is a dispensary here under a Hospital Assistant for th- benefit of the surrounding Bhil population ·ACCOUNT OF MBWAR 3 Mortality Table, Udaipur City from 1886 to 1903 YEARS Cholera. Small pox Feye s Dysente y and Da hæa Bo el Com plants Snake btes Injuries Atl cthe s Tual Peyar 1886 3 175 12 23 24 1887 6 14 960 3 3 1 311 1 299 1898 14 900 329 8 9 229 1,489 1889 104 1 034 I10 2 бо 195 1514 1890 17 924 360 1 5 20 1327 1891 26 717 86 2 16 847 1892 283 12 1 139 173 5 23 1635 1893 8 971 123 2 26 1 130 1894 5 1 163 64 3 39 1 274 1895 28 I 208 103 5 1,407 1896 620 17 1190 200 5 21 3053 1897 2 1 151 3 2 2 1 163 1,356 1893 83 1,333 39 6 284 3 745 1899 113 1479 25 4 2 1191 1 742 1900 1 786 22 3 55+ 262 63 5687 1901 1 757 13 31 1 801 1902 1 1 185 7 1 46 1 240 1903 3 995 3 1 2 8! 1085 TOTAL 2695 472 21 836 TOH 9.00 49 173) 23,974 The fri asrajalt ts time ate q- f cutlul sus has s propers sa cree stralen ·26 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMEYT Shouing the diseases of In-door and Ont-door patients treated in the 2 G3x4 Dies4118 Name at Oudenaatie) Malasia Pertti + Secondary Syphilis 1 Primary Syph # Dobility and anaria. Rheamatur fections Tuberculeau dtcasce! A} other general direasct. Dircanes of the Netvout System Small per Bscxt of the Ege Diseases of the Nou Dysentere Ne aber DICASA DS the 22 Cholera Generbit Scurry $ 7 8 93013 12 ja 11 15 16 17 18 19 w JDT $0 #1 2 13 Pebruary Marcs June & August 9 September I Osober otember 1) December Totai 32€ 8.901 2192 593 23 733 1,102 11 58 Pattesta 01 020 712 1738 1790077130100 070 075 129 117 359 112.00 1 D . 1, ·ACCOLT T V 17 TATISTICS o III er Hospstal, Udaipur, during the years from 1732 19 1993 3 1 LOCAL DELEASES Diseases of the Lunge Other diseases of the Resp ra tory Systeen D seases of the liver Other Diseases of the gestre System Dscases of the Spleen Piemases of the Lymphate bye D 5025e of the Ur bary System Soft chapce Other Disease of the Gene rat re System DSCAMS of the organs of Locom Dircases of the Creator motati Tissue Cvetash DSCases masís Diarthaa Dyspeps a Go tre. som 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 25 297 107 B2 228 57 10 2 21 10 82 282) 210) 22 188 61 89 167 27 11 11 62 14 178 67 68 191 25 5 11 42 175 182 157 101 83 5 189 5 31 19 63 162 117 1901 851 111 7 177 25 12 51 350 179 8 143 96 80 31 176 10 57 16 146) D 9 153 72 87 6 172 50 208 132 31 136 118 115) 7 205 (9 201 121 39135 97 121 251 36 257 106 1311 75 253 53 218 136 12 18) 2261 81 87 213 265 118 31 105 n 198! 321 110 253 217, OL 32 tiim 776 2,217, 10- 1075 67 218 70 254 25 10 728 265 101, 88 144 coin 378 3020721460210 11 co2 0 0% 267 76 of 024 ore 07T <ceny ... 17 ore lalwe mexnal LXIKI maana latitent dis D.ML 16 Mr. Irtet to estimate 1.Demetail it xa 14 to the AC. the due tot abatt ·A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Return of patients treated at the Waller Zanana llospital, Udaifut, Pr mary Syphos Deb licy and saxta Secondary Syphilis Malasial Ferer Rheumatic affectioat. Dusetea of the Nervous System All other general discasco Tuberculous disease Smat per of sbe Cuculatory DIEC260$ of the Nose Decaces huetena Gonorrhet. Dysentery Ducases of the Car Cholera 212 99130 SIC Scurry Worms Leprost Janoary 777,212 2:25 2 1 7 32115 2097 46 166 111 21 2 2 February 50878 30 122 22 22 111 2 215 42 204 Mach $ 284 23 133 e €93 #28 121 1 1 Apri W 715 29262 4 3 20252 1018 58 331 111111 Nay 77 €25 27 179 6 2011 30 158 47 818 153 Jung 03 40103 35 31 4 3 31 1322 2 785 58 289 183 3 2 IB 368 41 134 B 6 23 699 21 337 333 2 August 121 122 8 B m2 150 898 883 110 September. 82 831 95 100 30 111 741 32 312 183 63 Ortober 186 CN 3? 8 26 85 $2,052 27 221 r12 s Morembet 52 28 10 2 no 100 . 1,638 40 2001u 11 December $t 786 LE 99 2 2 83 7% 2112 221 1 1 Total 872 7.959 431 2 501 a 58 292 1,46 110,253 195 13,322 {1,597 5918 326 22-30 107 722317

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·30 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMENT Showing the diseases of the In door and out door Patients treated in the Sugjan and GINTRAL D STA*$ Name of months Na ar al Pevert Secondary Syphus Deb ty and anem a Primary Syphilis 1 Rheumrat cafections : Tebercwoond seases All other general d seases se ses of the Netvoan Sy Small por រ quA Gonorrhoea. Dscases of the Eye Datasta of the Ear Date of the Nose -10 m Couluto 7 Dyuentery Cho va Scurvy Worma Leprosy 6 101 9 18 10 13 13 14 15 1 Janary 1 863 8 145 671) 5121 482 102 128 1271 1319 58! 12 2016 61115031 sec 685 Pebruary 5 613 6 361 500 978 423 109 131 1 079 1 372) 51) 9 1 051) 599 1 531 1411 530 3 March 773 7 306 &17 495 559 158 155 987 2 505 49 17 1413 676 1767 662 7135 AF 10 103 809 6 583 7031 5321 625 1691 231/ 1051 1 455 46 20 1 223/ 763 2,037 1,637 81 46 May 21 1149 731 477 832 575 599 134 462 2075 1 611 75 17 1 200 6151 291 183510149 6 June 227876 6 000 711 607 622 111 573 1,029 1571 77 11 146 633/ 1966 1935 6563 ► Juy 2 219 1 278 6 519 820 6 6! 653 177 691 99 1 561 511 4 1381 559 2 212 2 276 59 40 8 August 1 13 1 1021 85301 771 661 646 183 613 1 016 1 0125S 16 1 210 763 2 177 2 126) sc 97 9 September 5 1 211 10 531 725 541 503 190 481 172 1 503 411 10 1 335 B612 399 1 901 70 29 10 Otober Le 527 999 16 0781 657 018 170 261 1 763) 1 469 56 8 1059 728 2056 1 932 79 57 II November 2 $99 13 86 669 506 487 125 180 1 187 1 435 53 9 1 056 731 1 760 1 873 7145 IS December 4 896 9 928) 575 565 500 1911 16 1 225 1 475 45 6 1 1871 7231 1,638 1 703 56 37 Totat 53 17 1611 4101 06 32 8 426 6 618 6691 1,851 4 137 13 320 17 822 661 132 14 570 8 12272 127 21 882 860551 Percentage 0 011 0331 210 1985 158 124 125 635 078 350 33140 150 13 273 152 433 410017010 ·teve Brstem ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 21 ATISTICS ) III nsdowne Hospital Udaipur, from the 1st January 1889 to 3756 December 1903 T Locat DIARI Drieares of the Lungs Oth d seases of the Rep ra tory Syeem. Other d seases of the D gestire Sy tem Diseases of the arer D seases of the Spleca. Dscasts of the Lymphatic Diseases of the Chinary System Go tre Other cases of the Genera D seases of the Organs of co- Ds ases of the Connect motion T stue ave Other D seases of thouk Diarrhea. Drtpepsia. AD other local d seases Soft chance General lojungt Local injut et Ulcert PO TORS Total, 1) 13 15 18 .7 39 35 40 3! 10 41 1,074) 446) 1 287 1 453 122 7 4056 €17 67 - 128 811 128 85 1 250 6552 4 637 200) 179 035 37 98090 8: 341 1 089 1 276) 79 1 785 507 ech 08 61) 99 100 1 311 4 661 4 483 93) 131 871 36 27 198 70 3 191 1 230 1 487 98) 2 179) 577 86 115 80 881 298 5 466 5 116 163) 150 1095 Gil 41 800 704 3 020 1 510 1 661 97 2506 500 169 86 91 201 418 5 608 4 005 09 157 0311 57 42,020) 519 19 1 Buc 1 659 90 2 766 6321 116 ICH 03 88 27 1 717 S OBS! * 437 1221 191 1 010 A $2,030 371 36311761 1 472 100 2 272 562 1251 106 121 05/27 1678 6 580 4 218 123 108 1100 410 157 37 2,171 137 1 IR 1032 1981 631 1021 113) 1201 88 23 1830 6012 4 619 171 200 1 121 11 13 907 B2,332,333 14C E3 2 370 553 130 104 143 150 30 1 B12 ECE 5 199 129 272 1 135) 86 87 E81 38 2 167 16m1 318 100 2 685 65 78 116 115 102 21 1581 CC 882 183 161 9 51 51 1752 4739 051 400 1 393 121 2,381 778 108 135! 158 1598 6,50 620 130/ 116 1 007 49 52,00 10 30.1271 47 104 2256 711 128 110 111 117 650021 110 17 901 31 176 B93 CM 1894 1 4 12 2002 UCE 117 105 100 95 115 4,012 4510 9 TO 9 $3,750 7161 01 18 512 17,5 173 13 13: 7. 112 11 132 131 1413 3 100,31154,149 112.000 12.009 47 235,40 13 Onts IL - 0 0.5 tot ! 1770 1950 O *Net Scartea Lacando Were No 14 > II (1 + rete 11. aus. Tumin A kun tyt wet 14t Guasch ·32 A SEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMENT Skoring the diseases of the In door and Outdoor Patients treated on the Gecera) D secs Name of trots of the Nervous Secondary Syphit. !! Debli tyant antmala Malarial revess Primry Số 69 • Rle matic alt tone A other peneral seakce Tuleztalo r d asco stain the circular Smal 101 Cloista Discasca (f 1) Rye Butket of the Nose Orientere Sumber Digest of the Eur Conorilor Worms Leprosy Disen«1 Vystem ws 1 in 4 + 9 9 OT 23 13 15 16 17 JE GI be 10 Jargary 165 1155 sy >17 201 3) 25 21 of 45 95 30% 3 February 135 1663 64 (11 56 1 574 334 32 C4 90 $18 $9 $ Ma.ch 3511 737 15$ 83 33 3$ 32 33 30 BS 117 999 45 Apr1 ra 140143 70 TIS 35 SI 219 go 399 17 42 99 1034 ST) 5% 5 193 1995 103 383 855 34 +33 5, bo 791 113 747 400 cu o Jaac 70 303 + 363 35 11+ 327 37 13 91 9 July il CS SEE 131 Ser g? 105 39 63 40 99 1 Sny 3 €83 1.433 7) *S 23 es 575 15 8 OS 113 1077 257 $$ $ Su tember 410 3,457 *** RI 73 $5 ts es TO 43 1031 to 3 Jo Cctotet 275 g fos o 8 169 3.39 66 91 19405 $9 5 November 307 $369 85 49 23 30 153 7 75 82 rt 157 18 5 12 Deceraber 26, te G st 113 lir 13 306 ga $1 $$ 3ss 397 3 70697 154 950 1315 351 493 450 $ 943 970 170 $st 733 173, 88374.340 667 I crtica O1 +44 (1701 13 $03 33 35 35 35 39 14 oco $sarse 65. Jeg ·ACCOUNT OF VEKAR 33 TATISTICS 9 111 Dispensary of Bhilwara from 1st January 1889 to 31st December 1903 LorAL D STATES Discaxi of the Lunge Other diseases of the Rossirs tory System Diseaso. of L1 c liver O het dinesses of the Diges tive System te Urinary cate of the Lymp to Discarca of the Spleen scach of 8 Go tre Ouer Disnes of the Generi Decades of the Orpans of Loc Diseases of the Connect tite yolcm Tias e _* Other dise1101 of the Skin Soft chance 1 Diarst era All other local d sealce General injuries dnia Local Injuries Vicero Poloobs Total 23 CE 33 33 35 39 J9 40 41 4) 697 $$7 RO) 350 $o $3J BS75 92 TOL 61. 713 B19 142 6 414 SS: 55 447 110 197 53$ 47 77 CS 94 103 74 492 Bot • 271 f SF 6 ogt 440 497 8: CLG 45 753 7065 97 130 ga 566 16 B 20.231 $$ 377 18] 773 $ 390 65 119 139 99 49 801 133 14 *7014 6,66 STU Ogt 495 85 190 64 75 1 94 130 179 t13 645 8: 8391 to 18 3$ ! | 19 11لها 10 175 516 424 794 5163 63 113 90 $5$ 5. 164 SS 301 18 9.750 189 sty 6) 7063 139 319 93 864 1,471 6 13 318 4 9410 173 243 49 (546 39 89 83 134 637 43 | 1 <34 10 61 fat 7 to 115 193 101 35 6915679 ka 153 6971071777 30 SIC 167 33 75 59 679879 3 37 (0) 100 675 100 1180 61 13 763 $ 17 479 6, 91) 78 po 01049 40 to 19 $$7: 145 8 139 6 6) 139 19375 90 be 115 11 147 1.317 $ $6 $18 $ 19,479 490311 09 fis 11 (9) 811 & $35 shtohet 1. IS 36.42 6. to 1,00 $ 56 $ 16. : 1.13 A 1 ·34 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMENT Showing the diseases of the In door and Out-door Patients treated in the 3 GEVINAL DESARE LOCAL Name of months Secondary Syphlon Rheumat c affect one: Proary Sypalus Nalar al Fevers Debli ty and aroma All other General d seases Small as 3D seases of the Nervous System Tuberculous dlecases Number HD seases of the Circulatory System inDyeontery Gonorthea Cholera D seases of the Nose Diseases of the Eu * D seases of the Eye Worms kasass 2 Leprosy II 13 7 19 DO 1 January 405 1 3 428 77 $1 83 S 193 473 3 1 210 173 937 339 T8 T$ a February 389 2 696 71 or 64 3 4 179 411 1 3 277 331 134 34 II 3 March $$ 338 1 799 61 82 4 36 1$3 437 $6 8 389 910 18 $7 4 Apt 1 9552790 130 30 TOS 400 39 336 144 761 400 54 14 s May 35 3197 304 107 67 93 7 73 193 4 3 401 1$$ 648 394 JO 12 6 Jone $t 737 1044 B3 87 89 go 145 448 1 173 147 $76 163 67 14 7 July 4502028 TOI 73 3 103 ISO 504 3 150 130 889 411 T2 IO 8 August 834 1 647 98 67 70 99 160 $19 3 4 178 130 934 Joy 19 10 9 Septemter 7103985 72 61 IO 90 124 $13 5 196 104 ops 479 $5 9 9 Tof October 308 7 378 OS $2 66 11 $3 191 547 1$ 189 833 18$ 30 3 u November 337 6 347 42 73 193 425 118 491 916 96 13 12 De cober 350 4353 $$ 65 68 19 187 465 163 104 396 349 TS TS TOTAL 1$ 4543 14379 149! 9R5 613. go5 S 387 115 ag 3 ft 842 17 810 3 647 101 PERINT SI 0153 o 21 66 63. So 56 003 041 I 23 363 o9 03 178 I 34 $94 145 o 15 014 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 35 STATISTICS. NO III. Dispensary of Chitorgarh from 1st January 1889 to 31st December 1903. Distans D kases of the Lang Other diseases of the Rospitatory System Other discases of the Digestive System Dacases of the liver ) Diseases of the Spleet Thiseases of the Lympatic TD scasca ef the Crinary Se System Sult chancte 1 Qe tre tem Diecases of the Orgias of Diseases of the Conpective 1 rative Syatcm * Locomotion Tussu Ulcers Other Discases of the Skin All other local discascs Dipepsia. Dlosthoca. General injuries Corsi fajuries Polsoor Total. 07 13 35 - 09 43 11 89 3:47 35 $04 1441339 $30 94 15 T 37715 $7 10 184 6 13.461 303 633 100 139 &C 16 14 613 99 20 | 55 the 39 11 147 1. Tot of 197 093 04 335 $ 610 70 35 25 ta 134 | 1904 a 070 40 7 94 13 SES 345 ts 703 1571 27 37 941 875190 37 SC 161 39 11 $50 395 bor $7 Log $0 37 1653 3340.991871 37 20 334 11.74 co 435 618 15353 5551 150 $3959934 39 56 loc SR 319 10 610 rot 50 937 95 R$a $0 14 xos 13 67 317 to 23 68 ficct. 14 15 151 tot $$ çe 173 +39 195 393 397 34 4,054 פון 163 B9 30 13 6 66 310 795 1917 t3 1115395 Se 157 101 6 43 to 351 393467 119 31 I do 017 017 19 le +31&s "147.14 T CAE 13131 11 joitust 471,1411446,47 117 4641 135 1 142 1 61 AM 11. lufsetTic 14.1 (..Vi tntet ut walker 141 Ft 11 1.1Ilze Iloten min Fittih niste ** it IN 13 14 15 1 t. 1. tiste ·34 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMENT Showing the diseases of the In door and Out-door Patients treated in the GENERAL DIOTAQX1 LOCAL Name of mon ho Primary Syphilis a Secondary Syphuis Maar al Fevers Rheumatic affections Deb I ty and acum a Tuberculous diseases All other General d seases Sma por 3D seases of the Nervous System Dscases of the Eye D seases of the Crcu atory System D seases of the Nose D seases of the Ear Number Gonorrhea. Cho cra iu Dyserte Scurvy Worms Leprosy It 11 14 15 18 16 79 30 30 January 405 3 428 77 8 s 193 73 3 50 173 18 238 TS February 389 2 686 71 61 54 3 179 410 . 3 172 141 33 234 14 II $ March $5 338 3 799 72 61 83 4 30 193 437 $6 8 339 IO 534 R84 18 57 4 Apr 43 255 2 796 og 50 120 30 TOS 39 400 136 144 14 761 400 $4 May 35 29 2304 107 67 93 7 73 153 454 4 2 401 15$ 648 294 30 17 6 June SC 227 2054 83 87 B9 1 92 145 445 3 זוג T47 576 269 67 14 7 July 460 2018 IOT 73 112 2 IO3 150 504 3 150 16 130889 417 13 8 August $34 2 647 98 67 3 99 160 $19 3 4 178 130 934 303 T9 10 9 September 2103 991 74 73 6 TO 90 134 3 $ 196 204 1 096 479 $3 9 Iol October 3 3087 378 63 $2 66 ΙΣ 191 347 3 T 183 188 833 285 30 $ II Nov mbet 237 6 347 74 43 7a 97 192 495 153 118 491 316 36 $ 19. December sco 4753 5$ 05 C8 18 187 466 8 163 104 386 349 1$ 13 TOTAL 315 4 $42 143 10 938 749 985 45 613 905 S 387 115 39 631 847 4810 3647 374 101 PERCENT OF •15sos 12 66 063 SO • 65 003 0 41 123 oos 02: 78 514:45 0 15 014 Colum-Tolacude alanal Cachet a and Apie ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 35 STATISTICS. No III. Dispensary of Chitorgarh front ist January 1889 to 31st December 1903. Dimants D kases of the Longs Other liseuset of the Raipla tory Sitem D seases of the Bret Other discasca of the Digestive System D seases of the Spleen Tucakes of the Lymphatc D vasca el the Urody Sy. of the Organs of Uther D scases of the Gene 1 Sult chances rat ve Salem Locomotion, tcm 1 Goitre D seases D case of the Connective Tissue Other Diseases of the Sko all other local diseancs Diarrhea D.pepsia 1System General Injuries Local Injuries Ulcers Poisons Total 31 23 ** 9 33 35 31 13 40 * 11 41 9as By 947 15 $ o 31 164 9 33 18 303 693 100 339 19 ין 1 ** T 199 098 04 235 $ 610 94 499) sas 345 13 731 157 at 54 41 $3 $$ Tur 339 396or 57 607 141 50 53 94 390 397 1540 99 14 115 937 18 147 8 + 190-54 404 400 0 17 18 1,439 143 229 895 ugro 7 15 863 1954 1,19 1871 9 30 314 150 $39*496 2938 39 | 109 95 488 1B33 2 395 9 14 105 +33 1812345 105 354 16892 337 14! » 183 3144,154 o sus 310 * 79.917 12 1917 1 16 355 60344 Sat4a88618 85 421 949 10 630 103 87 50 2 93 9 os 18 67 93 314 397 30018 82 304 azt 97 $s 633 86 878 162 263 88 799 ag 25 23 38 41 88 1 + 44 10: 1 11 6 43 08 a 132 13 11 180651 145' 912 18 479 17825 13 105 101 821 1 $ 8 sasa a 701 37091 551 7 133 1,538 280 354 97 475 446 394617 297 4543 335 141 2013 97 233 101388 181a5a048810125 0 340 050 38 99 164 11 55176551 0151351 DO cate Noo Malarial figures to be entered in colums 18 ·36 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL DISPENSARY STATEMENT Showing the diseases of the In door and out door Patients treated in the 9 GENERAL D SEASES LOCAL Mame of months Malar al Beverst P: naty Syph Is Deb ty and apzdo a Secondary Syph !! Tuberculous d seases Rhe mat c afect ons Alt other general d scases D seases of the Nervous System D seases of the Dye Small por D cases of the Ear D seases of the Nose D seases of the Circulatory Erstein 1 Numbet Gonorrhea DF ertery Cholera Scutsy Worms Leprosy 1 & to II t2 16 13 18 11 2 January 45 190 3 $ S $ 1 14 3 62 4 $ Febroary 94 89 3 3 6 4 10 14 a 34 6 2 1 3 March $6 87 d 0 S 8 14 J2 3 68 7 7 2 4 April 19 380 4 3 22 14 9 30 8 7 1 3) May 8 69 1 8 16 16 15 st 7 $ 6 Jode 1 $ 33 47 4 9 ag 19 ga 44 6 7 3 July 08 300 8 43 1$ 19 SI 7 13 8 August 6 6 235 9 *5 30 15 86 9 3 9 September 163 0 B $ 34 10 11 $ . $ 10 October 160 337 3 4 16 19 17 108 4 11 November 3 IS 16 I 20 f 115 8 17 December 70 059 $ 10 18 18 8g 5 & TOTAL 1 21 956 68 40 75 159 169 195 I 3 746 7 3 4 6 PANCEXTAGE 013 • 24 y 89 1365 29 941 078 a or OOI o os 7 05 1 . 89 .81 O1 005on + Colomo Is Include Nsalat al Cacher a and Ague- ·D gesses of the Longt, ift a DEI 81 D ty E 2014 A Tin Tino 13 10730 Other dlaner of the Respire fors Spoleto to 86643 118, SB Во STATISTICS. 15 01 STE 8 Dlarrbes 5 111 60 903 656 49 184 og se 03 05 . Dypгр. 6t 16 a Disonnes of the Llyer de o Utber ber dieser of the Digestivo System. ID Sems of the Spleen Dresses of the Lens bitle Goltre Dit act of the Croary Sytera Soft chanctos No III Dispensary of Fasl, Udaipur, from sst January 1888 to 31st December 1904 Other Dipense of the Opera 1152 goten Dlenece of the OTD of Locomotion ACCOUNT Or MTWAR. of tb D Brauns Timo Condectro 8 co * 110 8 Llen. w a o co u - o * 37 Olber Dloesses of the Sta 0 All other total diset General ir jarles 139 o Local infanes ! 31 oo 100" 11 Pols ng 11 o94 +96 Total 8 3 ·38 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL MEDICAL CASES. Small-pox.—This disease is now of very infrequent occurrence and if inoculation were prevented small.pox 'ould almost disappear. The vaccination of children all over Mewar has been carried on efficiently for many years, and this is the explanation of the scarcity of small-pox as compared with former times. Naturally only a small number of cases are brought to the dispensaries and hospitals. In the Lansdowne Hospital only 53 cases were presented for treatment in 15 years.

·Cholera Mortality Table of Dewar Stale from 1885 to 1903 1893. 1991 5903 TOTAL. 1903 1897 Months 1876 1900 1997 1888 1886 1885. 1887 1891 1890 1894 1889 189 1895- 1893 January February March April 27 363 390 May 2 330 1 55+ 7109 2 856 June ACCOUNT OF Mewar 223 133 330 696 July 136 23 217 376 August 6 64 10 so S ptember 3 13 16 October 21 21 Novemter December TOTAL 9 29 31 666 710 3029 4246 39 ·Cholera Mortality Table of Udarpur City from 1885 to 1903 40 TOTAL Mean TOTAL 1891 1894 1902 1892 1593 1895 ISS 1903 7036 1899 1990 1997 1900 1901 Meaths 885 Sº6 1887 188 1899 1 2nuary 5 February March 171 171 900 April 546 I 226 1 772 93 25 May 73 74 June 193 340 17 89 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL 186 133 319 16 79 July 10 64 80 August 421 September 13 13 069 October Noiember December TOTIL 6 283 690 1786 2 675 141 S+ ·ACCOUNT OL MIR Cholera — There kere 4,465 deaths from cholera in Venar during the 113t 20 cars In Udaipur the total number of deaths from cholera #19 2,695 There were no cases of cholern in Mewar during the curs 1885, 1886, 1888, 1889, 1893, 1894, 1897,1898, 1899 1901 1902, 1903, 1904 Thc ycars of clioleri were 1887, 1891, 1892, 1895, 1896, and 1900 In 1887, belucon 14th and 18th August there were cight cases and sıx dcaths in the Udaipur Central Jail At Shilpura from 7th to 20th September there werc tcn cascs and three deaths 1890 There were fa cascs and 27 dorths in 1 cluster of luts near the Chitore Rails ny Station At Bhilwara from May 20th to 27th cleien ciscs and two dcaths occurred 1891 At Chitore between 10th and 18th October 32 cases and 21 dcatlis occurred 1892 This was a bad cholcra year all over Mesa The epidemic lasted from oth May to 11th September There were altogether 1,736 cascs and 666 deaths In Udaipur city the first case occurred on 17th June, the last on 11th September There werc 387 cases and 283 deaths 1895 There were four cases and onc death reported at Shahpura and Bhilwara is very doubtful however that thcsc ucrc cases of choleri 1896 There was a severc cpidemic this year In Udupur City the cholera lasted from 7th May to 9th June during which time there sere 826 cases and 620 deaths that year the drinking water was principally taken from the Pachola Lahe, which was very low, and the water was very dirty There was also an outbreak in the Central Jail The first case was discovered to have drunk uns holesome water The disease spread to 10 villages Nathdwara was slightly affected Altogether in this year there occurred in dlesar 1,350 cases and 710 deaths The discase is supposed to have been introduced into Udaipur by a wedding party from Mewar, amongst whom three deaths occurred 1900 This was the worst year on record for cholerz in Mesar The epidemic lasted from 27th April to 5th August Almost the whole state was affected In Udaipur City there were 2,237 cases and 1,786 deaths On account of the failure of the rains in 1899 the supply of good drinking water was very deficient in Udaipur and all over the country The people were compelled to drink bad water In Jahazpur there were 538 cases and 307 deaths Kapas In Sarara there were 62 cases and 23 deaths Mathdwara 123 Mandalgarh 138 52 Bhilwara Chota Sadri 158 72 The cholera epidemic extended to other places for which figures are not available The total reported mortality for the whole of Mewar from cholera during 1900 was 3,029 Dysentery-Most of the cases of dysentery are mild When complicated with scurvy they are often fatal In 15 years at the Lansdowne Hospital there were II 410 cases of dysentery treated out of a grand total of 535,663 which gives a percentage of 2 13 The greater number of cases of dysentery occur during the second hall of the year 123 60 402 9 324 3 180 ·Cholera Afortality Table of Udaipur City from 1885 to 1903. of 1897 1993 1895 835 SS61087 188 1839 1890 1891 199+ TOTAL 1896 Mean SOS 1897 1899 1901 1902 rgo3 1900 Marths Janary rebruary March 171 171 April 900 May 546 1,226 1 772 93 26 73 June 74 193 340 1789 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL July 133 186 319 16 79 August 64 10 80 421 September 13 13 069 October November December TOTIL 283 620 1,786 2 695 141 94 ·ACCOUNT or liri IR Cholera –There icre 4.465 deaths from cholera in Mewar during the last 20 scars In Udaipur the total number of deaths from cholera was 2,695 There were no cases of cholera in Mewar during the years 1885, 1886 1888, 1889, 1893 1894, 1897,1898, 1899 1901 1902, 1903 1904 Thc ycars of cholerucre 1887, 1891, 1892 1895, 1896, and 1900 In 1887, betiscon 14t1 and 18th August there were cight cases and asx deaths in the Udaipur Central Jail At Shahpura from 7th to 20th September there were ton cascs and three deaths 1890 There were 42 cascs and 27 deaths in a cluster of Iuts ncar thc Chitore Railway Station At Bhilwara from Vay 20th to 27th cleicn ciscs an 1 two deaths occurred 1891 At Chitore between 10th and 18th October 32 cascs and 21 dcaths occurred 1892 This was a bad cholcra year all over Mics ar The epidemic lasted from oth May to sith September There were allogetlica : 736 cascs and 666 deaths In Udaipur city the first case occurred on 7th June, the last on 17th September There were 387 cascs and 283 deaths 1895 There were four cases and onc death reported at Shahpura and Bhilwara is very doubtful honeser that these were cascs of cholera 1896 There was a severe epidemic this year In Udaipur City the cholera lasted In from 7th May to gth June during which time there were 8-6 casas and 620 deaths that year the drinking water was principally taken from the Pichola Lahe, which was very low, and the water was very dirty There was also an outbreak in the Central Jail first case was discovered to have drunk unw holesome water The disease spread to 10 villages Nathdwara was slightly affected Altogether in this year there occurred in Men ar 1 350 cases and 710 deaths The disease 15 supposed to have been introduced into Udaipur by a wedding party from Mewar, amongst whom three deaths occurred 1900 This was the worst year on iecord for cholern in Menar The epidemic lasted from 27th April to sth August Almost the whole state was affected In Udaipur City there were 2 237 cases and 1,786 deaths On account of the failure of the rains in 1899 the supply of good drinking water was very deficient in Udaipur and all over the country The people were compelled to drink bad water In Jahazpur there were 538 cases and 307 deaths Kapas n In Sarara there were 62 cases and 23 deaths Mathdwarz Mandalgarh 138 Chota Sadri 158 The cholera ep demic extended to other places for which figures are not available The total reported mortality for the whole of Mewar from cholera during 1900 was 3,029 Dysentery-Most of the cases of dysentery are mild When complicated with scurvy they are often fatal In 15 years at the Lansdowne Hospital there were 11 410 cases of dysentery treated out of a grand total of 535,663 wlach gives a percentage of 213 The greater number of cases of dysentery occur during the second half of the year The 3 123 402 324 60 123 180 Вh Twага 52 72 ·42 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Malarial Fevers - These are the most important of all diseases There occurred in the 15 yeats 106,322 cases out of a total of all diseases 535,663. The percentage is 1986 The mortality is greater than for any other disease Malarial diseases exist all the year round, but are more especially prevalent during the months of September, October, and November. As these diseases are now known to be propagated by Anopheles mosquitos, the correct preventive is the destruction of mosquitos This in the present state of affairs, is, I fear, hopeless Quinine, the great cure for the disease is supplied to all sufferers who come to the hospitals, and nearly all people now recognise its value Syphilis --This disease, in all its varieties, is extremely common I believe the majority of the population is affected Since the famine year of 1900 there has been a great spread of this disease The results in most cases are not severe, as the people affected are soon placed under the influence of mercury by the Native practitioners whom they consult in the first instance Gonorrhea-For this disease the people nearly alsays in the first instance go to the Bards and Hakims for treatment It is very common indeed but only bad and chronic cases come for treatment to the hospital Scurvy --This disease is not uncommon although its occurrence should be extremely rare, as the supply of vegetables and fruit in Udaipur is abundant Most cases no doubt have occurred amongst the Bhil population There were 1,851 cases in the 15 years IVorms --Thread worms and round worms are of frequent occurrence specially in the months of May, June July and August Tape worms are not very common Debility - This is in most cases the result of Malaria Rheumatic affections -Rheumatic fever is almost unknown Many cases of rhuema tism occur amongst cultivators who work day and night in wet fields A great many of the rheumatic cases are however of syphılıtıc origin During the rains, on accoubt of exposure, many rheumatic cases occur The actual cautery is a favourite remedy amongst people for rheumatic pains Tuberculous diseases - Phthisis is not uncommon, but most of the diseases under this heading have undoubtedly been entered as diseases of the lungs The total number of tuberculous diseases treated was 661 Leprosy-This disease is of very rare occurrence in Mewar There were only 132 cases treated in 15 years All other general diseases Of late years there have been many cases of influensa The other general diseases of common occurrence are measles and whooping cough Diphtheria is almost unknown, Erisypelas is not rare There have been several cases of hydrophobia every year Typhoid fever is not uncommon Typhus fever is unknown Diseases of the Nervous System - Neuralgia of all varieties is of very common occurrence-facial, hemieraneal and sciatic Some of these are of malarial origio Cpilepsy often occurs Chorea is very rare Cases of paralysis of various kinds are frequently met with ·ACCOUNT Or VIAR 43 rare occurrence Diseases of the eye car, and nose –These are generally surgical disorders and wall be referred to later on Diseases of the Circulatory System -Discuses of this system arc of comparatively Valvular discases of the heart are undoubtedly seldom met with This is certainly due to the fact that rlicumatic fcier is almost unknown Varicose veins are not uncommon, but people do not come to hospital for their treatment unless thcy are complicated with ulcers on the logs The number of cases of discascs of the circulatory system treated in the Lansdow ac Hospital in 15 jcars was only 551 Diseases of the Respiratory System -At thc Lansdowne Hospital during 15 scars there were altogether 42,117 cascs treated out of 1 grand total of 535,663, giving a percentage of 79 The greatest numbers occur during tlic months of January, rebruary, March, October, November and December Preumonia is cry frcquent, but if the cases are brought to hospital the great majority recover Bronchitis of all varicties is very common in the cold weather, and the rains Asthma non and then occurs but Pleurisy is very rare Disorders of the Digestive System These discases are extremely frequent and are principally the result of the coarse food upon which the people subsist, and their carelessness in the matter of drinking water Diarrhæa is very common, and there is a partırular variety which attacks chronic opium eaters which is invariably fatal Nearly all the better classes seem to be dyspeptics and this is due to or creating Diseases of the Liver -Congestion and enlargenient of the liver are often met with are probably of malarial origin and are generally accompanied by enlargement of the spleen Notwithstanding the frequency of dysentery it is curious that abscesses of the liver are of rare occurrence Dropss due to liver disease is pretty common No cases of Hydatıd disease of the liver occurred Cirrhosis of the liver is sometimes met with Gortre - This disease is exceedingly rare Only one case occurred in 15 years Diseases of the Spleen - Temporary enlargement of the spleen occurs in most cases of malarial feyers When malaria is very chronic there results enlargement both of tde iver and spieen The latter very frequently becomes enormously enlarged and hard There is also anæmia and often dropsy Unless the case s very bad great improve ment results of treatment is persisted in for some months To this however many patients are unwilling to submit A combination of quinine iron and arsenic is very effective and for external use an ointment of biniodide of mercury is beneficial diseases are referred to later on under the beading of surgical disorders. Surgical Disorders -During the 15 years 1889 1903 there were 1,658 major and 23788 minor operations performed at the Sujjan and Lansdowne Hospitals, Udaipur The number of major operations has gradually increased during this period—the maximum 173 was reached in 1899 The greatest number of minor operations were done In 1891, 1893 1894 1895 and 18,6 For the remaining years the average was about 1,400 The total number of deaths from operations in the 15 years was 29 Tumours -Tumours of all kınds are of frequent occurrence In most cases however, the patients are unwilling to submit to operations In cancer cases especially many The remaining ·4+ A EDICO TOPOGRAPHIC L persons come with the disease so advanced that operation is out of the question There were 120 major operations for tumours in the 15 years Cystic tumours are the most frequent after these fatty and carcinomatous There have been a few cases of cartilaginous tumours The epitheliomata are most common on the lip and penis Scirrhous tumours of the breast are frequently seen, but the patients come to hospital shen their condition is hopeless Large Abscesses - These are of very common occurrence Most of them are due to guinea worm from which very many of the inhabitants of Metar suffer Operations on the Eyeball —There were 651 operations on the eyeball in the 15 years Many of these were for cataract The remainder were excision of the eyeball and ridectomy for opacities of the cornea or for glaucoma The native practitioners perform in many cases the operation of reclination This is now and then successful but in most instances the results are disastrous Persons who suffer from cataract are now much more willing than formerly to come to hospital for operation Operations on Head There have been a few rhinoplastic operations for the res toration of women s noses cut off by their husbands This year a girls nose was cut off and the separated part was brought to hospital by one of the girls relations, four hours afterwards The part was stitched on at once, but the operation was unsuccessful Harelip is almost absent in Mewar and no operations have been performed Fracture of the skull as the result of lathe blows is of frequent occurrence but the operation of trephining has not been performed Operations on Arteries - Aneurism is very rare, which is remarkable because syphils is exceedingly common Arteries have had to be ligatured occasionally for injury to the vessels Varicose veins are very common but there have been no opera tions Operations on Respiratory Organs --Paracentesis of pleural cavity bas been per forined In 1903 there was a successful operation for empyema Tracheotomy has aot been performed Operations on Digestive Organs - The most coinmon operat on performed was paracentes s due to enlarged liver and spleen Cauterisation or ligature of piles has been frequently done There have also been many operations for fistula in ano these cases were very chronic and difficult to treat Replacement of protruding intestine the result of goring by cattle has been performed twice with successful results There were no cases of operation for carcer of the rectum or stomach Hernia -Inguinal hernia is frequently met with and many but not all the patients Wear trusses Feemoral hernia is rare but umbil cal hernia in children is occasionally There was one successful operation for inguinal hernia in 1901 Operations on the Urinary Organs There were 61 cases of lithotomy and litholapaxy in the 15 years the great majority of woich Bere successful There was one case of supra pubic lithotomy in a girl in 1903 the stone quite filled the bladder it was removed very easily, but the girl died as her constitution was previously broken many of 6 seen ·ACCOUNT OF 11 HAN, 45 111n 1 There las been no operation for remos al of the kidney Stricture of thc urethra This very common and has usually been treated by gradual dilation jcar there was a Ty bad case of stricture complicated with numerous fistult. Wlicelliousc's operation external urethrotomy 125 with great difficulty performed and ris quite successful of extrasacation of urine arc occasionally met with Perincal fistula duc to stricture sometimes scen Operations on the Male Generan e Organs --The cure for hydroccle by tapping injection of sodinc is the most frequent Circumcision las frcquently to be performed There has been no mputation of the penis (or cincer has been done on rare occasions of castration and hupospadias has not been niet with Operations on the Fevrale Generatie Organs --Nonc of the important operations been performed, such as ovariotomy or cxcision of the uterus Utcrinc diseases hich are very common, are of late yours treated at the Walter Zenanı Hospital Obstelru Operations-Delivery by forceps, version, and craniotomy larc bcon occaionally done Only the very worst cases have been sent for treatment Licn at the alter Hospital the occurrence of one of these operations is of rare occurrence Operations on Bones and Joints - There were in tlic 15 ycus tt tlc Lansdou no tal 226 operations on bones and 81 on joints Tlc former werc inostly fractures, mple and compound Operations for necr0919 and carics of various boncs has been occaonally done The dislocations have been principally those of the shoulder and clbon Dints The operation of excision of joint has not been done Contraction of the incc is frequently seen and is often the result of guinea sorm When thcsc cases are ot of too long standing, forcible straightening under chloroform has been successful Ibere has been no operation for clubloot Cases of this affection are very rare Amputations --There were 47 amputations of limbs performed in the 15 years hese operations were necessary for necrosis, caries, mycetoma, and cancer Mlyceoma is of rare occurrence in Mewar Most of the amputations are for caries or gangrene There was one amputation of the foot this year for Raynaud's clisease, which had to be tert on account of the recurrence of the disease in the stump Operations on Skin —There have been a few minor operations for carbuncle during je last two years Skın grafting has been frequently donc Porsoning —There were many cases of poisoning treated in the Lansdowne Hostal principally for opium and datura The stomach pump has been used on two occasions successfully Arsenic poisoning both suicidal and homicidal is very frequent There was, however, only one case of arsenic poisoning treated this year in the Lansdon ne Hospital and was successful Several cases of poisoning by powdered glass have come under notice The sale of poisons in Mewar is unfortunately not regulated Venereal affections -Circumcision has frequently to be performed There have been several troublesome cases of deep sinuses due to neglected inguinal suppuratıng buboes Skin diseases -Psoriosis is very frequent, but eczema is not of such common Parasitic skin affections such as scabies, ringworm and farus are extremely common. The latter is supposed to be communicated by dogs occurrence ·46 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Ulcers --There were 68,347 ulcers treated in the 15 years Most cases of ulcer are chronic indolent ones shich have been poulticed with Nım leaves before admission The worst of all are due to guinea worms The health of most of the patients is bad and it is generally necessary to give meat diet to those who will take it before the ulcers become healthy Scraping the ulcers and cauterisation with pure carbolic acid is by far the most efficient treatment General and Local injuries - In the 15 years there were 2,000 cases of general and 12,009 of local injuries treated at the Lansdowne Hospital General injuries are in many cases the result of falls from the roofs of houses They are also due to carriage accidents, falls from camels, or goring by cattle The last is not uncommon and two cases have been successfully treated where there was protrusion of the intestines Local injuries are very often the result of fights, where ribs, limbs, and skull are frequently fractured Other causes are the bites of wild animals or snakes There has been a case of the latter this year where gangrene resulted from the snake bite, and amputation was necessary Burns from fire, kerosine oil or gunpowder are very common Gunshot wounds either deliberate or accidental occasionally occur 9 cents HEALTH OF EACH MONTH, FanuaryFrom the returns of the Lansdowne Hospital Udaipur, for the 15 years 1889–1903 it appears that January has been the most unhealthy month. It is the coldest month and the average rainfall for the past 6 years was The principal diseases were malarial fevers diseases of the digestive system, and diseases of the respiratory system Dysentery of a mild kind is not unfrequent in this month February - This is a considerably healthier month than January The total cases out door and in door, during the 15 years was 37,198 for February against 48 ogo in Janury The beginning of the month is cold, but the temperature increases towards the end The average rainfall was 6 cents There is a considerable decrease in malarial fevers in diseases of the respiratory system, in dysentery, but more especia ly in diseues of the digestive system Alarch --This is a very healthy month and comes after February and June according to the number of admissions to the Lansdowne Hospital for the 15 years 1889-1903 The average rainfall for the past six years The number of cases of malarial fevers during 15 years was 7,306, this number is greater than that for February April, May, June and July but considerably less than the corresponding numbers for other months The number of cases of dysentery was not great having been exceeded by every month except February and May As regards Theumatic affections the figures for March were exceeded by those from May to August Many of these so called Theumatic affections were undoubtedly syphilitic The number of cases of affections of the respiratory system was large, and was only exceeded by those for January and February Diseases of the skin were very common in the month of March For general diseases the admissions during March were only exceeded by those for June The diseases of the digestive system were feper than for all other months except February and December was II cents ·ACCOUNT OF YEWAR April-This month is also a healthy one It comes fourth in the order of thic admis. $100 rate The number of admissions for malarızł ſcvers during is scars 1174 0,584. being smaller than all other months except february, May, June, and July Dysentery was not frequent The admissions for respiratory affections crc much less than those of the cold months for rheumatic discascs the number of admissions was about the norge for the whole year The number of ciscs of discuses of the digestic system was grciter than that of any other month crcept January The ncrage runfall xas 7 cents Alay - This is a healthy month nothithstanding that it is very hot The month is der and the night temperatures are seldom excessive Dust storms arc rare in Udaipur The average rainfall in six years was 1 70 inches The total admissions during 15 ycars were 42 030, being nearly the same as for April The amount of dysentery was less than in April, but there was only a slight decrease in malarjal ferers There was a con siderable increase in rheumatic affections, but as previously stated a great many of these cases were really syphilitic There was a decrease in the number of cyc cases as compared with April There was a large increase in the number of cases of diarrhcca, and in other diseases of the digestive system There was a great decrease in discascs of the respuratory system June - This is the healthiest month in the year except Cebruary The average rainfall is 1 76 inches The total number of cases treated in the Lansdowne Hospital during 15 years was 40,467. The number of cases of malarial fevers was 6,000 the lowest for any month There was a slight decrease in the number of theumatic affections as compared with May, but there was an increase in the amonnt of dysentery The nurrber of cases of diseases of the respiratory system was lower than that of any other month As regards diseases of the digestive system there was a very considerable reduction on the figures for May The diseases of the connective tissue were also less July --The admissions for this month come seventh on the list There were altogether 43 907 cases treated in 15 years The average rainfall was 3 81 inches Great humidity and reduction of temperature are noticeable during the month There was a great increase in cases of dysentery as compared with the previous months of the year The increase in malarial fevers is however not remarkable There is no remarkable difference between the admissions for dysentery as compared with previous months There is a considerable increase in the number of cases of eye and ear diseases The number of admissions for both respiratory and digestive affections was also considerably greater August -The number of cases treated during this month in 15 years was 47 881, being greater than any month except January, October, and November The amount of dysentery was the greatest for the entire year and the malarial fevers were greater than for any previous month There was a slight decrease of rheumatic affections as compared with the three previous months and a slight increase in the respiratory affections There was also a considerable increase in digestive diseases, especially in the case of diarrhoea where the admissions are higher than those for any other month Eye diseases were very frequent The average rainfall ras 6 83 inches ·48 A MEDICO-TOPOGR \PHICAL Seplom'er -The cases treated were only slightly less than those for the previous month There was a considerable increase in malarıal fesers and a decrease in dysen. tery Diseases of the eye were frequent There was a slight increase of respiratory diseases as compared with August and a considerable decrease in digestive diseases This month is generally sery unhealthy The average rainfall was 568 inches October --This is by far the rost unhealthy month of the year There were 52 839 cases under treatment Malaria is a ways very frequent in October and the total number of cases was 16078, which far exceeded that for any other month The amount of dysentery was however less than any of the previous three months There was a con siderable increase in the admissions for respiratory affections and a decrease in the number of digestue diseases There was also a slight decrease in rheumatic affections There was no great difference in the number of eye diseases as compared with previous months The average rainfall was 59 cents The temperature is very hot in daytime, and there is considerable fall at night Nozember ---This has been the most unhealthy month except January and October The total number of cases treated 10 15 years was 47,996. The number of malarıal cases, although much less than for October, was yet much greater than for any other month The e was a large reduction in the admissions for dysenters as compared with the four previous months As the month is colder there is naturally considerable iaciease in the respiratory dis-ases There is however, a conside able decrease in affections of the digesti e system as compared with the number for the previous six months rainfall was 3 cents The month is clear and bright The day, are not very hot, but the nights are cold December -There were 43 759 cases treated during tie 15 years This shows a notable reduction as compared with the previous five months, and is accounted for by the fewer cases of malarıal fevers Dysentery is less than during the five previous months Rheumatıc affections show very little difference As is to be expected, there is a great rise in the number of resp ratory diseases as compired sith all other months since January The number of digestive affections is less than that of any other month except February Eye diseases are fewer than for any other month except January and February The average rainfall was 19 cents The month is cold, but the difference between day and night temperatures is large The average HISTORY OF MEWAR Aletir or Merår means the land protected by the Mers The Mevas (also called Veeds) belong to the Shah tribe (of the Scythians) who in the beginning of the Christian cra entered India with Kshatrapås, with whom they oeem to be related because in a Bactrian Palı inscript on found at Matra, Maha kshatrap (great Satrap) Kuzuliko Patik is mertioned as belonging to Mes tribe in Rajputana they founded two independent ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 49 States which are called after them Menar and Metat (lying south of Delhi including parts of Alwar, Bharatpur, Gurgaon, and Muttra) Early history of Menar dates from the rule of the Maury (Mori) dynasty. At the end of the fourth century BC, Chandra Gupta, the first king of that dynasty, became master of the whole of Northern India, and thus Menar formed a part of his extensive kingdom In the second century AD, the most part of it was conquered by the Kshatrap (Satrap) King Chaston, the son of Zemotık whose capital, according to the Egyptian Geographer Ptolemy, was Ujjain, and with whom Mevs seem to have entered this country The Kshatrapas held it for a long time and their coins are still abundantly found in this country About 400 AD Mewar sith Malsa was conquered by Chandra Gupta II of the Gupta dynasty, whose descendants held at about for one hundred years In the first half of the sixth century it came under the sway of Yasodharam of Malwa who was the most powerful king of North India at that tune A few years after his death Guhasen (Guha. dit), the founder of the Gobil dynasty, conquered it, and the country is still held by his descendants HISTORY OF THE GOHIL FAMILY The Gohil family being directly descended from Kush, the elder son of Ram Chander the defied hero of the solar race, is reckoned to belong to the elder branch of the descendants of Ram Chander, whose younger son Lav had no issue, as is clear from the testimony borne by the gth Canto of the Bhagvat Puran and other works of the Hindus In the line originating from Kush was born Sumitra, the last king of Ayodhya After several generations Kanaksen (alias Vijaybhupa) emigrated towards Gujarat, where, it is said, he founded the kingdom of Vallabhipur in the Peninsula of Saurastra (Kathrawar) which his descendants soon lost. In his family was born Bhattarak, who, from the grants of his son seems to be a commander in chief of some powerful monarch, from whom he obtained the kingdom of Vallabhipur after his brilliant victory over the Maitrakas After him the throne of Vallabhipur was successively occupied by his four sons, Dharsen, Dronsinh, Dhruvsen, and Dharpatt. Gubsen (also known as Guhadity, or Guha), the son of the last became powerful and conquered his neighbouring countries including Mewar From him seem to have sprung two different lines, of which one remained at Vallabhipur and the other got Mewar Guhå's descendants are known after him Guhilot or Gohil Rajputs His son Bhoj ruled in Mewar, and was followed in succession by Mahendra, Nag, Shil, Aparajit, and Mahendra II, who was also known as Båpå or Båpå Rawal B&på lived at Någda near Eklingi, about 13 miles from Udaipur In 735 AD he took Chitor after killing Mansinh of Maury (Mori) family, and cxtended his dominion by conquering the Mevas, who still possessed a considerable part of Mewar After Bapi 24 kings - Kalbhoj, Khumman, Bhartribhat, Sınh, Allat, Narvahan, Shalıvan, Shaktı Kumar, Shucbiverma, Narvarma, Kırtıvarma, Vairot, Vairısınh, Vijaysinh, Arısınh, Chondsıo h, Vikramsiah, Kshemsinh, Samantsinh Kumarsinh, Mathan inh, Padamsinh, Jaitsınh, and Tejsinh, Occupied the throne of Mewar of whom nothing of historical importance is kaona ·50 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Tejsinh was succeeded by his son Samarsınh who according to Prathviraj Rasa, a great poetical work, attributed to the famous Bard Chand, married Prithabai, the sister of Prithviraj Chohan, the last Hindoo king of Delhi, and in 1193 went to assist his brotherin law against Shahabuddin Ghori, and fell, with Prithviraj, in the battle of Kaggar (near Panipat) But the recent Epigraphical discoveries prove that Samarsinh came to the throne about 1273 AD and ruled till 1300 AD. Therefore the bardıc rhy me, though quoted by various historians, now cannot be proved as authentic, After Samarsinh his son Ratansınh came to the throne In his time Allaudin Khilji, the Emperor of Delhi, invaded Mewar in 1903, and besieged the fort of Chitore Allaudin's object was to capture Ratapsinh's beautiful wife Padmini, and not to take the fort, but failing in his attempt, he took up arms, and a furious assault followed Allaudin withdrew after great slaughter on both sides, but soon returned with recruited forces too strong to be repulsed by the Rajpu The defenders, being unable to hold the fort any longer, opened the gates with drawn swords, after making the Johậr (placing their wives and daughters in the blazing fire to preserve them from the Moslem hand) and fell fighting with the Mu salmans Ratansınh lost his life while fighting Allaudin entered the tort, and after a general massacre of its inhabitants, changed its name to Khizrabad, after his son Khızar Khan to whom it was entrusted Previous to the fall of Chitore, Karansınh (a brother of Ratansınh) with some of his relations was sent towards the western bulls of Mewar He was now proclaimed the ruler of Mewar His elder son Mahap retired to Ahar (near Udaipur) and heace his descendants are still called Ahård From Ahar he went to the southern hills of Mewar and after conquering the Dungarpur territory settled there His younger brother Rahap, while living with his father in hills took the fort of Mandore (near Jodhpur) from Rana Mohal of Parihar family. In com memoration of this event his father gave him the title of Rånå which is still held by the rulers of Mewar, who before Rabap had the title of Rawal Rakap succeeded his father and lived at a village named Sisoda, hence he was called Sisodra which afterwards became the name of his family After him Narpatı, Dinkaran, Jaskaran, Nagpal, Puran Pal, and Prithvipal followed in a few years and lost their lives while fighting for Chitore Prithvapil was succeeded by Bhuvansinh who re took the fort of Chitore in the lifetime of Allaudin Khilji After him Bhimsinh, Jeysınh and Laxmansinh ruled at Ch tore one after another Mohamed Tughlak of Delhi invaded Mewar and captured Chitore after hard fighting in which Laxmansioh lost his life The invader made over the fort with the territory of Mewar to Maldev Sonagara (Chauhan) of Jalore (in Marwar) who had been his vassal Ajaysinh, the younger son of Laxmansinh, who alone survived the bloody disaster was proclaimed Rana, but only the hilly tract round Kumalgarh remained in At the time of his death, settig aside the claims of his sons, he appointed his nephew Hamırsınh his successor The latter being the son of the elder brother was the rightful heir. Hamırsınh from his mountain retreat adopted the plan of desolating the plains of Mewar leaving only the fort of Chitore to the enemy's garrison Maldev at length offered his daghter in marriage to Rana Hamir on account of his bravery and pure descent Hamir accepted his offer, and after marrying his daughter, cunningly entered Chitore sith the aid of his newly married wife and a civil officer of Maldev, and got possession of it after expelling the Chauhans Gradually be recovered his possession ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 51 all the land of his forefathers and breathed his last in 1364 AD He was succeeded by his son Khetsinh (Kheta) who brought under his subjugation the province of Haraott and the state of Edar He took Amishah (Humayun) prisoner, who seems to have been a General of the Delhi Emperor In 1382 he was assassinated at Bundt where he had gone to marry After this disaster his son Lakshsinh (Lakhå) ascended to the gadı of Chitore He subjugated the hilly tract of Godwar and levelled to the ground the old fort of Bairat, near which he erected a new fort called Bidnor The silver mines of Janar were first worhed in his time His dutiful eldest son Chunda, seeing the desire of his father for a fresh marriage in his old age, induced him to do so by withholding all his claims to the throne of Chitore, in favour of the infant heir that might be born of the union Thereupon Lakhå married the daughter of Rao Chunda of Mandore and Mohal was born of her When Lakbå died in 1397 Chuada placed his youngest brother Mokal on the throne and he himself remained his loyal vassal For a time Chunda carred on the administration on behalf of the infant Rana, but when the dowager Ranı became sus picious of him he left Chitore and went to Mandu In his absence Ranmall the maternal uncle of the Rana assumed the reins of the Government in his own hand, and gave all the important posts to his Rathore followers Firoz Khan of Nagore invaded Mewar and defeating the Rana looted his country Mokal was assassinated in 1433 by Chacha and Mera who were both illegitimate sons of Maharana Kheta Rana Mokal had seven sons, of whom the eldest Kumbha succeeded him On account of the Rana's minority Raamall remained administrator of the state But when Raamall got the Rana's uncle Raghavdev assassinated, the Rana's mother became suspicious of him and called Chunda from Mandu to get rid of Ranmall Whereupon loyal Chunda came to Chitore and killed Ranmall with some of his followers Rana Kumbha defeated and took prisoner Mahomood, the Sultan of Mandu and in commemoration of this event erected the famous Tower of Victory at Chitore He also defeated the Hakım of Nagore and the Sultan of Gujarat He was a famous poet His four works on music are already brought to light He built a good many fortresses of which Kumbhalgarh is the most famous In 1468 he was treacherously murdered by his eldest son Udaikaran (Uda,) at Kumbhalgarh (Komalmeer) who after this horrible crime usurped the throne, but the loyal sırdars of Mewar hated him and called his younger brother Raymall from Edar, and joined bim in deposing Uda In 1473 Raymall defeated Uda, and got the throne of Mewar, while Uda sought refuge at the court of Mandu and offered the hand of his daughter in marriage to the Sultan on his undertaking to send an expedition to Newar and reinstate bim on the throne of Chitore, but he was struck dead by lightning before he had time to complete this disgrace Gayasuddın, the Sultan of Mandu, sent his commander Zafer Khan to Mewar with a large army, but Rana Raymall defeated him near Mandalgarh He died in 1508 and his son Sang amsınh (Sanga) succeeded him, in whose time Mewar reached to the zenith of its power and prosperity Sanga defeated Ibrahim Lodi of Delhi and Mohamad Khilji of Mandu and took the latter prisoner In 1527 Emperor Baber, the founder of the Moghal Empire in India, turned towards Mewar Rana Saoga with a vast army of the Rajputs met him at Bayana, and in the first attack he was so successful that Baber was obliged to retreat, but on account of internal jealousy in the Rana's camp one of his principal sirdars, deserting his side treaclierously joined the army of Baber with 35,000 horse soldiers Baber, being thus T.

·52 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL einforced renounced wine, broke up the gold and silver drinking vessels and distributed them to the poor and fakers, and making other vows aroused the religious fanaticism in his army, and fought with such fresh vigour that he gained a complete victory The Rana being wounded was brought to Basava (in Jeypore) in an unconscious state, where "he was poisoned by some one of his followers The vacant throne of Rana Sanga was occupied by his son Ratansınh in 1527 who was assassinated by Rao Surajmull of Bundi He was succeeded by his brother Vikramaditta in 1531. In the time of this weak Rana, Bahadur Shah of Gujrat invaded Mewar and captured Chitore Hearing the news, Humayun the Emperor of Delhi, came to assist the Rana Bahadur Shah, leaving a few soldiers at Chitore, marched against Humayun towards Sårangpur, where he was totally defeated, and Vikramaditt regained Chitore On account of the ill temper of the Rana all the faithful nobles of the State left the court, Banbir, an illegitimate son of Rana Sanga s brother Prithiraj, murdered Vikramaditt in 1535 but the life of his infant brother Udaisingh was saved by his faithful nurse, by placing her own son in his bed where he was murdered by Banbir in mistake for Udaisingh After killing Vikramaditt, Banbit ascended the throne, but on account of his low birth, the Sirdars of the State did not like him They took the side of Udaisingh, who was living at Kumbhalgarh in disguise, and after expelling Banbır from Chitore placed him on the throne. In 1559 he built Udaisagar Lake and laid the foundation of the City of Udaipur In his reign Emperor Akbar invaded Mewar with a large army and after a long and bloody struggle sacked the fort of Chitore in 1568 The Rana took refuge in the hills of Rajpipla in Gujrat and stayed there for four months, and then returned to Udaipur He died in 1972 at Gogunda, and nominated his younger son Jagmal his successor, but after his death the nobles placed his eldest son Partabsingh on the throne according to the custom of the country Partabsingh was a real patriot and had a noble determination of taking back Chitore from the Moslem hand The Rajput rulers of Marwar and Jeypur had already paid homage to Akbar who was anxious to see the Rana Acknowledging his allegiance, but the Rana hated the Musalmans Akbar sent Kunwar Mansıng of Amber (Jeypore) with a vast army to subdue Rana Pratab, who fought with bım near Haldughat: In the first struggle the Imperial Army retreated but in the end the Rajputs were totally defeated The Rana took shelter in the hills with his loyal Rajputs where the Bhils supplied him with food and other necessaries He continually fought for Mewar, and before his death brought the greater part of the State under his oyn possession He suffered great hardships in mountain retreats, but never bent his head to Akbar His name is therefore still dolised by every Rajput as the upholder of the Rajput race He died in 1997 at Chayand and his son Amarsingh became Rana of Udaipur On the death of Akbar his son Jabangır became the Emperor of Delhi. He resolved to subdue the proud Rana and sent his son Parvez to Mewar with a strong force He went to Chitore and placed Rana Pratab s brother Sagar on the throne (who was with him), but the Shahzada was totally defeated between Vatala and the Dabari.gate, and many of his soldiers were cut off in retreat Jabangır sent another army under Mahabat Khan, who suffered the same fate, whereupon a fresh army was sent under Abdulla Khan, who deleated Kunwar Karan. singh 19 1611 near Mandalgarh, but being unable to subdue the Rana was transferred to Gujrat In 161 Jahangir started himself to subd ue the Rapa and came to Azreer whence ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 53 be sent his son Khurram with a strong army, Khurram plundered Mewar, and the Rana being unable to face this strong force retired to the hills, but being harassed from all sides was obliged to make peace with the Emperor He sent his son Karan with Khurram to the Emperor, who was highly gratified at the Rana's submission and treated his son Karan with great respect From this time Ranas sent their sons to the Court of Delhi, but they them" selves never went there In 1620 Rana Amarsingh died and was succeeded by h19 son Karansingh During his reign peace prevailed throughout Mewar He built a good many palaces at Udaipur, and a part of the famous palace Jagmandır was built in his time, where the Prince Khurram lived in his exile He was succeeded by his son Jagatsingh in 1628 In his time also Mewar enjoyed peace and prosperity He completed Jagmandır, repaired the fort of Chitore, and built the famous temple of Jagdish at Udaipur He died in 1652 and was succeeded by Rana Rajsingh The Emperor Shahjahan being displeased with Rana Rajsingh who was trying to become independent, came to Ajmer with a large army and sent Molvi Sadulla Khan to Mewar and he destroyed a part of Chitore The Rana hearing the news sent his son Sultansingh to the Emperor in token of his allegiance to the Imperial throne, and saved Mewar from further troubles, but on Shahjahan's returning to Agra he continued to plunder the Imperial territory When Aurangzeb re imposed the Jazia tax on all the Hindus, the Rana as a representative of the Hindu community sent a letter of protest to the Emperor which made him more displeased He invaded Mewar 10 1680, and after gaining victory in several places, took Chitore, Mandalgarh, Udaipur and many other places, and destroyed Hindu temples and dols there The Rana built the famous lake called after hım (Rajsamand) at Rajnagar near Kankroli He was succeeded by his son Jeysingh in 1680, who made peace with Aurangzeb He built the famous Jeysamand Lake in the Bhil country, as well as a small one near Devalt which is now called Fatehsagar His son Amarsingh proved very troublesome to him He died in 1698 and was succeeded by Amarsingh II who increased the material prosperity of the state by introducing various reforms In his time an alliance was formed among Mewar, Marwar and Jeypur for mutual protection against the Delht Emperors and the Rana conceded to his brother princes a revival of intermarriage between his and their families which had been suspended since the latter had given their daughters in marriage to the Musalman Emperors, on the condition that in their States the son of a Mewar princess should succeed to the throne in preference to any elder son by another mother, but this condition proved to be a fatal mischief, and Mewar suffered much for it After Amarsingh II came his son Sangramsingh lf in 1710, who was followed by Jagatsingh II in 1734 Maharaja Jeysingh of Jeypur had a younger son Madhavsingh from the daughter of Rana Amarsingh II and an elder son Issrisingh by another wife singh's death Issrisingh succeeded him, but Rana Jagatsingh II supported by arms the cause of Madhavsingh,but failing in his attempts called in the aid of Malhar Rao Holkar promisin him to pay Rs 80,00,000 for placing Madhavsingh on the Jeypore throne In 1750 Malhar Rao entered Jeypore and Issrisingh brought an end to his life by poisoning himself Malhar Rao placed Madhavsingh on the Jeypore throne, and in part of the promised sun took Rampura which was given to Madhavslagh by Rana Sangramsingh II, thus Mervar lost a valuable district In 1751 Rana Jagatsingh was succeeded by his son Pratabsingh II who ruled about three years and expired in the beginning of 1754 The Mewar throne On Jey- ·54 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL was occupied by his son Rajsingh I The inroads of Marathas sere frequent in his time, and the Rana was not in a position to face them On his death in 1761 nithout a son Ari Singh, the second son of Rana Jagat Singh II, was adopted and placed on the throne On account of his hot temper many of the faithful sırdars became displeased, and atermined to dethrone him and place a pretender, Ratan Singh, who claimed to be the son of Rana Raj Sinnh II, on the throne Raghavdev of Deogarh went to Madhav Rao Sindhia for help and promised him to pay 10,000,000 rupees for dethroning the Rana Madhav Rao invaded Mewar and laid siege to Udaipur After fighting for six months the Rana purchased peace on condition of paying him R$ 6,000,000 of local currency, of which about half the sum was paid in cash, gold, etc, and as security for the remainder he was obliged to mortgage the districts of Javad, Jiran, Neemuch, Morvan, etc, which are still in Sindhia's possession In 1773 the Rana was assassinated by Rao Ajitsingh of Bundi and was succeeded by his son Hamir Singh II In his time Mewar grew very weak and the Rana was obl ged to cede the district of Nimbahera to Holkar His brother Bhim Singh succeeded him in 1778 The Rana had a daughter named Krishnakumari whose hand was sought in marriage by two rivals, the chiefs of Jeypore and Jodhpur, who fought with each other for her, and in 1810 the Rana was obliged to administer poison to her for the sake of the peace of Rajputana. The Menar State, that fought with the Delhi Emperors for centuries still retained strength and prosperity, but now within half a century of the Maharatha ravages it became so weak that peace and prosperity left the land The Sırdars, being paverful, fortified their capitals and began to seize as much land of Khalsa as they could This at last induced the Rana to seek the British protection and in 1818 a treaty was concluded between the Mewar State and the British Government whereby the Rana ac knowledged the British supremacy. Rana Bhim Singh died in 1828 and was succeeded by his son Javan Singh, who was folloned by his adopted son Sırdar Singh in 1838 Sirdar Singh died in 1842 and his younger brother Sarup Singh became his successor He subdued the turbulent chiefs and placed the finances of Mewar on a sound footing He loyally supported the British Government in suppressing the Sepoy Mutiny in 1857 58 In 1861 his nephew Sambhu Singh succeeded him He made an excellent arrangement for his poor subjects in the terrible tamine of 1869, which met with the cordial approval of the British Government He died in 1874 and was succeeded by his cousin Sujjan Singh who was succeeded by H H the present Maharana Fatehsingh List of succession Mo Name No Name I 7 Guhadity (or Guha) Bhoj Mahandr 11 (Bapa) Kalbhoj 2 8 3 Mahendr 9 Khumman 4 Nag 10 Bhartibhat 5 Shil 11 Sinh 6 Aprajit 12 Allat A D 953 ·ACCOUNT OF ME IVAR 55 List of successIONS-contd. ܘܬ Name No Namne Narvahan 14 Shalıvahan 46 Ajay Sinh 47 Hammer 48 Ketsinh (Kheta) 1364-1382 49 Laksh Sinh (Lakha) 1382-97 IS Shakti Kumar 977 A D Shuchirarm 16 17 Narvarm 50 Mokal 1397–1433 18 Kirtivaron 19 Vairat 20 Vatt Sinh 21 Vijay Sinh 22 Ai Sinh 23 Chond Sah 24 Vikram Sinh 25 Kshem Sinh 26 Samant Sinh Kumar Sinh 28 Mathan Sinh 99 Padm Sinh 30 31 51 Kumbha 1433-1468 52 Udekaran (Uda) 2468-1473 53 Raymall 1473-1508 54 Sangram Sinh (Sanga) 1508-1527 SS Ratn Sinh 1527-1531 56 Vikramaditt 1531-1535 57 Udal Singh 1537–1572 58 Pratab Singh 1572—1597 59 Amar Singh 1597---7620 60 Karan Sngh 1620-1628 61 Jagat Singh 162-1653 62 Raj Singh 1652–1680 63 Jey Singh 1680-1698 64 Amar Singh 11 1698-1710 65 Sangram Singh 1710-1734 66 Jagat Singh II 1734–1757 67 Partab Singh 11 1751-1754 68 Raj Singh 11 1754-1701 69 Ari Singh 1761-1773 70 Hamir Singh II 1773–1778 71 Bhim Singh 1778-1828 72 Javan Singh 1828-1838 73 Sirdar Singh 1838-1847 74 Sarup Singh 18.42--1861 75 Shambhu Singh 1861-1874. 76 Suijan Singh 1874-1894 77 His Highness the present Maharana Fatehsingh GC.SI Jaitr Sinh 1215 Teg Sinh 1168 Samar Sinh 1273-1300 Ratan Sinh 1303 Karan Sinh 32 33 34 35 36 Rahap Naraptı Dinkaran 37 38 39 40 Jaskaran Nagpat Purnpal Prithvipal Bhutan Sinh 42 43 Bhim Snh Jay Scan 45 taxman Sinh

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·ACCOUNT OF 'IRWAR 7 Principal events of the reign of H H the prescat Maharana Satib 1884 Accession of Maharana rateh Singh on 23rd December 1865. Installation of Maharana by Colonel Bradlord, Agent to the Goscrnor General in Rajputana, on 4th March 1886 Road from Udaipur to Chitor completed and opened for trallic Visit of H E Lord Dufferin, Viccroy, 10 October 1887 Investiture of His Highness with the insignia of G CSI by Colonel Bralford, Agent to the Governor General in Rajputana, on 3rd December 1888 Walter Hospital for women opened on 24th May Central Jail was placed under supervision of Residency Surgcon, Mcwar, in Aus ist 1889 Visit of Lord Rcay, Gosernor of Bombay, in January Visit of Sır Frederick Roberts, Commanderon Chief March Visit of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught in April Foundation stone of Connaught Bund of Catch Sagar Jaid by II R II Road from Udaipur to Nathdwara completed Death of Maharaj Sakut Singh, father of the latc Mal arana Sujjan Singh 1890 Visit of HRH Prince Albert Victor, unveiling of status of the late Queen Victoria and opening of Victoria Hall in the Public Gardens, in rcbruary. Visit of H E Lord Lansdowne Viceroy, in October 1892 Foundation stone of Lansdownc Hospital laid by Colonel Trevor, Agent to the Governor General, in March Visit of the Mabarana to Jodhpur Marriage of His Highness's eldest daughter to the Maharao of Kotah, in November 1894 Lansdowne Hospital opened by Colonel Trevor, Agent to the Governor-General in Rajputana First sod of Udaipur-Chitor Railway turned in February 1895 Telegraph line opened from Chitor to Udaipur, and extended to Nathdwara in February Udaipur Chitor Railway opened on ist August 1896 Visit of H E Lord Elgin, Viceroy, in November, 1897 Celebration of Diamond Jubilee of the late Queen Victoria of which event the personal salute of H H the Maharasa was increased to 21 guns The Maharani was appointed a member of the Imperial Order of the Crown of India 1898 Serious illness and recovery of the Maharana in November, 1899 Visit of the Maharaja of Kishangarh, Almost complete failure of the rains, . la commemoration ·58 A MBDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL 1900 Terrible famine, and chulera epidemic Illness of the Maharana in December 1901 Visit of Sir Power Palmer, Commander in-Chief, in January 1902 Vasit of H E Lord Curzon Viceroy in November Visit of the Maharana to Delhi Durbar in December 1903 Celebration of Coronation of His Majesty the King Emperor January ist Visit of HRH the Grand Duke of Hesse, in February 1 904 Marriage of the Maharana s third daughter to the Maharaja of Kishangarh, gth February Statement showing the names of the Residents in Mewar from 7th April 1863 to the present Names of officers From Το Lieutenant Colonel J P Nixon Leutenant Colonel ARE Hutchinson Major E R C Bradford Colonel J A Wright Colonel C Herbert Major C G Gunn ng Colonel Herbert Lieutenent Colonel E c Impey Major T Cadell Colonel CR Blar In charge 7th April 1865 18th December 1872 26th December 1872 13th March 1874 13th March 1874 13th June 1874 13th June 1874 8th March 1875 8th March 1875 18th October 1875 18th October 1875 20th May 1876 20th May 1876 25th November 1876 25th November 1876 13th Apr 1 1878 13ta April 1878 • 19th June 1879 19th June 1879 20th September 1876 zoth September 1879 16th October 1879 16th October 1879 roth November 1879 10th November 1879) 16th March 388. 13th April 1881 12th May 1882 rath May 1882 13th December 1892 13th December 1882 6th May 1884 6th May 1884 7th August 1884 7th August 1884 24th August 1865 24th August 1895 27th November 1885 27th November 1885) 15th April 1886 15th Apr 1 1886 28th July 1886 28th July 1886 6th November 1836 6th November 1886 18th April 1887 Major Cadelt Colonel C R Biar In charge Lreutenant Colonel C KM Walter Surgeon Major J B Stratton MD Lieutenant Colonel C B Euan Smth OSI . Colonel CKM Walter Leutenant Colonel C B Euan Smth, CSI Colonel O K M Walter Leutenant Colonel ] Biddulph Mr T C Plowden . A Wingate Esq in charge Colonel C B Euan Smith Colonel C KM VValter .

·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 59 Stalement showing the names of the Residents in Mewar from 7th April 1865 to the present-contd Mames of olficers From To Lieutenant Colonel S B Miles Colonel HO Peacock Colonel SB Miles Colonel H O Peacock Colonel H B Abbott Lieutenant Colonel S B Miles, Lieutenant Colonel N C Martella Lieutenant Colonel SB Mules . Lieutenant Colonel W H C. Wyllie, CIE Colonel Prdeaux 28th April 1887 28th April 1889 28th April 1889 31st October 1889. 31st October 1889 roth January 1890 10th January 1890 27th October 1890 27th October 1890 29th December 1890 29th December 1890 27th April 1893 27th April 1893 12th July 1893 12th July 1893 25th November 1893 25th November 1893 nth January 1894 Tith January 1894 . 23rd March 1894 23rd March 1894 15th April 1896 16th April 1896 29th October 1896 29th October 1896 31st March 1897 3156 March 1897 20th June 1899 20th June 1899 20th August 1899 20th August 1899 16th October 1899 16th October 1899 Ist March 1900 Ist March 1900 23rd April 1900 23rd April 1900 7th April 1902 7th April 1902 13th November 1902 . 13th November 1902 the present Lieutenant Colonel W HC Wylle, CIE Lieutenant Colonel J H Newill Lieutenant-Colonel WHC Wyllie, CIE Major C W Ravenshaw. Major R Shore, IMS In charge Captain H B Peacock In charge Lieutenant-Colonel C Yate Lieutenant Colonel Thornton Major A F Pinhey, CIE Mr E H Blakesley Major A F Pinhey, CIE .

·60 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Daily readings of the dry and uet bulb thermometers JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date, Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet 1 670 D. 944 6940 1029 754 1009 75 8 832 696 2 56 4 960 642 1040 791 1032 786 680 3 464 660 1023 955 802 1053 ite 8:8 4 755 522 .. 68 4 1053 990 82 4 1014 822 5 555 980 . 720 1062 80 7 1034 799 816 832 849 6 569 1. 95 2 72 2 1057 86 2 1020 IDU 7 861 61'1 . 724 1033 675 to 2 839 983 980 8 894 640 6201 968 710 997 827 : 9 888 600 1010 63 8 948 751 765 1015 7488545 10 870 615 1012 68 0 971 720 040 894 625 1027 685 ... 940 753 10. 92 4 779 I2 914 634 1030 69 9 914 752 970 782 13 94 1 63 4 1048 721 93 3 740 780 758 14 931 640 104 5704 100 773 987 786 694 670 75 906 . 640 Ip3 о 926 86 7 COU ... 774 670 629 16 94 4 1028 69 7 948 730 ud 81 0 759 17 945 66 8 10: 5 747 859 50 752 641936 69 7 927 18 920 66 2 998 *** 743 950 78 7 19 867 640 1030 705 .. 94*1 737 190 92 7807 20 860 613 1045 724 96 2 76 o 934 2.0 773 21 852 603 1028 09 755 100 6 770 960 743 22 933 669 78 2 +00 916 00 753 1025 68 9 10 8 103 3 71 8 1048 23 690 676 92 I 259 PR 967 980 24 708 76 3 104*2 BE 1100 10 73 93 3 754 1057 1048 25 850 626 939 620 792 1040 764 91 3 766 26 855 632 900 620 1019 81 4 1017 . 77 9 917 75 5 27 887 68 0 950 64 5 79 8 956 779 101 8 777 101'5 976 81 5 104 4 28 DO 856 699 970 67 0 817 943 789 29 978 670 1049 860 1051 903 : 832 831 767 780 30 934 692 1048 755 1037 92 3 964 700 1000 745 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 61 recorded at 4 pas during the year 1908 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVENDER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dry Wet. Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 920 796 769 762 726 91 706 892 645 80 2 611 737 266 922 760 85 5 83 4 763 922 706 872 638 793 59 I 954 78 0 853 770 819 774 934 710 86 2 611 78 2 581 803 77 7 803 75 2 829 746 933 725 845 61 4 713 53 884 832 750 814 724 93 700 79 8 594 724 561 789 782 802 8,9 74 7 847 74 4 95 2 715 805 593 751 642 794 759 819 726 863 750 950 79 5 572 6:4 60 5 бо 8 674 831 76 5 81 8 730 890 775 949 79+ 606 672 645 855 773 817 734 819 756 929 62 2 826 654 715 659 82 5 761 824 746 866 765 926 633 846 663 735 669 8:4 743 823 737 772 73 894 855 639 636 676 758 650 646 75 2 82 7 751 843 753 75 0 721 goo 874 576 871 752 74 S 830 762 913 649 87 5 509 847 838 63 669 5 670 676 846 772 732 811 756 946 647 88 500 866 748 846 744 757 741 928 ნა 3 882 673 701 50 5 862 739 86 8 732 906 747 91 2 875 649 74 1 57 3 657 634 828 756 89 0 750 8.44 760 877 872 641 80 1 57 3 851 762 796 760 86 5 742 933 884 651 80 2 57 4 655 638 794 756 828 774 84 ! 733 941 832 61 2 596 76 7 764 819 75 2 79 8 749 849 741 93 6 652 824 591 592 868 756 828 739 867 93 3 661 843 61 0 722 526 73 7 690 846 776 749 74 7 861 9! 3 868 62 4 694 523 64 6 670 746 738 853 75 1 881 707 915 853 536 538 708 645 749 88 7 796 838 753 913 71 6 914 66 2 852 60 2 843 746 813 748 925 710 892 629 839 643 770 577 794 755 78 7 742 930 704 883 626 857 624 754 569 716 544 81 2 753 80 5 732 877 703 631 841 597 859 793 82 2 740 697 876 896 892 621 81 8 594 726 773 838 551 80 2 774 824 740 691 799 597 734 564 65+ 639 838 769 798 741 898 711 897 811 614 687 55+ 831 750 870 756 908 649 67 + $13 ·бz A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and wet bulb JANUARY FBBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE. Date Dy Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dy Wet б) 4 51 2 78 5 57 і 84б 51 9 94 4 62 1 95 4 64 9 | 101 5 206 2 62 6 4б 4 79 6 57 2 84 2 56 5 95 5 бі 9 827 б3 4 99 9705 3 62 9 49 2 82 0 бо 3 877 бі І 9 1 644 90 4 б5 1 98 5 68 1 4 62 6 49 5 74 І 59 І до 6 б4 5 965 б4 6 93 9 22 2 99 І 22 8 5 66 4 52 I 788 52 2 92 І бі 97 3 644 1964 95 гоо б 724 б 66 8 47 9 76 1 58 4 92 2 бі 3 98 5 64 9 943 20 8 | 1000 216 7 б4 5 4б у 755 58 3 89 4 боб 979 б) 2 96 о бу 7 98 0 720 8 б5 9 48 9 173 57 91 3 62 5 1005 бао 98 2 68 І 100 І 200 9 бо 4 5. І 796 боб 92 5 59 8 97 І 996 73 8 66 5 7 1020 б41 [102 8 бg 2 66 61 967 Іо 769 55 5 829 бо І 90 6 623 99 4 24 8 ІІ 78 2 55 2 77 2 54 5 9іо бA : 99 І 65 1 | 104 9 22 6 10р 6 27 1 12 80 9 51 4 82 4 бо 6 872 бі 9 97 4 б) 4 | 102 2 71 5 | 101 3 76 1 13 77 4 59 3 83 4 58 4 876 62 8 94 5 75 2 66 9 | 103 3 21 5 100 9 66 8 1056 | бо ? 8 8 14 12 І 54 2 79 1 бі 4 90 4 бі 9 96 3 23 8 15 бо 5 50 8 799 54 9 91 2 59 3 I00 2 67 г | 103 9 o I 74 о 709 16 бо б 5t 2 79 4 535 87 8 бі 3 08 5 670 | 103 І 73 2 99 о 73 8 17 73 4 52 6 28 6 57 5 865 s8 6 994 б+ 5 10го бә4 1964 18 68 5 47 8 8. 8 56 9 88 4 58 5 95 9 26 4 962 | 16:3 716 | 876) 746 90 2 766 19 707 50 4 83 4 58 I 88 5 бі 6 92 6 бз 2 27 2 68 1 20 7б і 53 5 82 1 57 3 91 1 бо 4 92 І бѕо 78 9 70 6 81 1 75 5 21 80 2 537 858 61 3 93 ! бо 9 рі 8 63 2 97 4 24 8 81 1 74 І 22 80 4 55 3 86 4 59 1 96 5 б46 93 5 65 4 обо 24 7 85 8 | 759 23 807 52 2 88 4 595 98 г 644 р! " 66 2 962 25 2 735 72 7 24 78 9 55 І 836 587 101 7 94 5 бо 8 97 4 73 г 65 1 63 4 853 | 77 І 86 1 76, 25 781 561 82 о 379 92 x 93 5 70 4 99 8 20 2 26 76 1 5. 8 82 2 55 7 об 4 64 1 92 2 бg 8 98 4 237 84 8 | 26 9 27 756 56 7 83 3 95 8 бі 5 894 67 6 979 239 86 6 75 8 559 56 3 28 74 2 55 3 824 92 3 62 0 726 бі 1 97 3 73 3 15 4 881 86 5 29 753 538 932 604 0 1 6,5 95 3 бо 2 74 8 30 767 54 8 93 3 ба 8 91 3 б57 98 5 102 90*4 762 3 79 6 564 947 бі: 981 22 І ·ACCOUNT OP MEWAR 63 thermometers recorded at 4P1 during the year 1899 JULY AUGUST Остовик SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER DELEMBER Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 891 75 8 866 24 2 89 8 71 8 98 4 68 9 91 о бі 8 86 4 ба 2 895 23 8 93 о 73 3 88 2 22 5 97 5 90 6 57 5 679 66 4 874 74 9 90 8 72 5 90 г 72 4 97 8 9і 4 б3 2 86 5 б36 | 84б б19 | 84o 575 874 754 № 3 21 5 83 8 208 ІІ 68 3 91 3 бо о В3 9 75 I 88 6 70 4 83 2 73 2 об 5 66 1 88 6 59 8 830 565 87 3 74 9 89 4 72 8 84 8 23 6 95 1 65 6 88 о бі 2 82 3 57 8 86 2 259 87 8 7 8 88 2 723 964 67 2 86 8 бо 8o 8 57 8 17 2 24 2 9і 8 72 4 88 4 72 5 97 2 68 2 85 8 595 794 593 295 72 93 6 12 9 91 2 72 7 94 ! 676 853 55 8 274 55 2 82 5 73 2 92 2 75 3 81 8 73 8 84 8 660 845 57 г 762 335 88 3 22 8 846 75 8 97 4 73 2 92 8 6, 8 82 5 55 6 275 52 2 86 3 732 835 772 96 8 72 8 95 3 847 58 8 64 5 55 4 бу о б3 2 873 237 84 6 74 5 93 8 74 4 об 3 87 6 59 3 72 3 бо о 88 3 74 7 853 748 82 2 74 9 об о 874 59 6 63 9 бі 6 82 4 73 8 86 7 72 7 92 7 72 9 91 2 88 о 653 179 646 | 8o 7 бо 4 8o 2 59 о 84 2 737 89 8 739 92 5 боо 94 6 88 о бо 3 85 1 24 2 90 0 730 89 І 70 I 95 3 630 635 б; 1 876 634 28 2 58 8 870 750 80 2 72 5 896 716 85 8 62 2 8o o 3 59 8 94 9 уб 4 88 о 736 875 730 2 5 бо 3 6,0 86 8 бо 8 795 боо 85 о 72 р 89 2 72 6 92 0 70 ! 94 5 64 4 86 9 6 6 786 56 8 85 о 733 92 2 734 910 68 3 93 І 66 2 868 бі 4 8o 8 577 56 8 86 5 74 4 92 3 73 3 88 8 68 8 92 0 62 9 86 5 бі 2 82 1 91 2 25 о 93 І 219 89 2 бо 8 910 бзо 86 о бі 4 82 3 528 роб 739 9I 2 72 2 895 (63 89 2 fo 8 84 2 б6 82 3 61 7 874 21 5 92 2 22 2 88 6 20 0 88 9 бі 5 838 бі 3 80 3 бі 3 90 3 72 г 92 4 724 89 6 68 9 90 4 66 4 82 3 587 835 бі 6 904 23 I 95 о 748 93 895 бі 6 82 2 52 9 8o 5 59 0 боо 639 88 о 715 797 21 5 93 5 88 2 59 0 82 3 58 1 S2 2 бо 2 88 9 23 8 915 252 972 654 894 02 832 56 8 832 57 5 боо до 6 72 8 92 3 746 96 8 20 2 91 8 бо 2 832 58 о 834 042 248 91 3 70 8 914 594 820 57 3 ·64 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and wet bulb JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet 1 80 2 587 771 586 890 684 928 68 2 1042 749 96 6738 2 797 55 3 780 556 842 672 873 67 8 103 761 998 744 3 769 5$ 774 53 5 850 650 895 67 2 992 89 8 top 8 75 7 4 773 560 81 2 562 870 930 68 2 98 5 80 6 1054 77 2 655 651 5 784 544 726 528 86-5 946 ] 692 9 8 82 21026 798 6 77 2 567 786 578 848 бі 6 938 680 922 814 882 728 7 764 600 808 542 884 661 93 2 741 925 763 IOI 5 773 8 721 528 841 62 2 86 7 59 5 880 710 982 79*2 1017 791 788 9 771 520 845 62 1 896 63 5 86 2 694 1004 82 8 1045 10 690 50 8 81 2 622 922 844 693 1006 842 1020 76 8 11 737 52 2 79 7 604 935 653 656 666 923 710972 842 1023 743 12 77 6 567 778 590 952 9.10 684 962 808 1110 762 13 808 бо о 754 56 8 97'4 68 2 990 715 901 790 108 5 77 8 14 735 564 779 554 954 1008 761 916 800 1022 792 68 7 646 15 716 523 82 2 573 925 IOO 2 973 757 16 69 4 48 0 836 57 6 893 JOI O 670 696 78 7 906 795 68 6 798694 675 934 704 690955 722 979 762 98 8 742 17 646 445 772 556 902 8.44 18 62 2 44 5 790 574 93 0 732 102 8 992 77 2 19 639 47 0 772 563 92 3 704 1024 72 3 1005 708 99 8 761 20 753 576 80 2 57 5 867 705 1030 74 5 978 69 91 984760 21 738 56 2 829 600 896 69 5 986 744 994 72 2 982 772 22 722 536 842 593 923 68 8 970 712 992 23 663 47 4 850 61 8 91 4 718 932 728 974 72 7 96 5 775 755 965 775 78 2 956 786 24 579 436 802 613 89 5 723 936 68 6 964 25 634 47'0 81 2 581 93 8 728 946 703 102 3 770 955 790 26 67 5 49 7 786 610 916 75 2 964 68 2 1015 739 974 790 27 722 535 629 927 749 977 69 9 1014 753 1006 79 2 853 896 28 730 550 650 92 2 730 934 654 1038 806 756 1014 78671020 19 735 55 0 942 700 994 758 1030 82 4 30 734 586 938 048 101 8 731 998 803 1013 797 31 766 586 950 65 3 924 700 ·ACCOUNT OF MCWAR 65 theimometers recorded at 4P y during the year 1900 JULY AUCUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DEÇemaer Dry Het Dry Wet Dry Wet Dy Wet. Dy Wet Dry Wet IOI 2 79 2 770 761 725 718 823 690 875 651 822 62 2 992 775 832 786 78 0 747 852 662 87 0 635 82 J 611 980 280 ES 6 794 755 742 872 68 5 865 61 5 825 64! 94 3 77 8 268 748 775 768 853 699 87 5 616 77 3 бо 9 913 771 780 762 192 754 867 722 873 63 2 735 56 2 948 772 762 755 26 2 738 86 4 694 883 63 2 586 945 766 752 748 79 8 750 864 639 875 615 750 63 3 944 769 81 0 76 2 830 770 86 0 696 853 615 800 6,8 935 785 808 785 807 752 860 648 85 4 614 79 6 607 B96 775 846 790 75 5 748 863 866 62 7 752 61 2 633 65 6 74 S 74 2 81 o 770 81 0 778 883 848 62 2 782 673 844 79 4 773 762 78 6 710 89 5 64 2 835 627 742 678 858 78 5 814 774 80 3 74 8 88 8 654 820 62 5 79 7 64 0 86 8 784 773 764 82 5 733 88 6 64 4 816 61 6 71 2 55 O 868 796 782 75 8 86 0 752 88 2 63 2 81 3 640 708 57 8 29 7 768 78 8 740 835 748 878 689 702 638 72 8 615 913 75 8 833 750 760 750 882 66 0 78 2 65 0 769 64 0 901 759 834 747 80 7 750 886 69 3 795 655 80 2 650 913 752 823 762 708 693 89 1 685 80 2 652 752 бо 8 93 7 768 835 768 835 750 87 0 675 81 8 642 706 600 915 775 740 720 730 720 870 65 6 828 66 8 72 5 60 3 91 8 76 8 78 6 735 814 742 870 664 81 3 93 8 782 790 757 836 722 835 664 79 8 67 0763 62 0 61 2 786 67 0 626 75 O 615 79 8 765 805 748 816 749 844 671 795 755 752 795 744 820 74 0 832 652 746 61 2 70 8 573 954 81 5 82 2 752 746 82 2 63 2 80 5 59 7 830 82 5 63 2 69 8 61 570 6 915 775 835 77 1 731 833 64 815 59 766 748 816 752 835 72 843 652 828 610 €60 533 86 0 732 825 71 2 85 0 66 2 SIS 613 664 543 765 28 2 785 787 823 751 822 704 8,2 66 6 88 63 6,9 SS + 808 71 + 756 742 902 640 66 5 55 1 ·66 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and uet bulb JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Dry "Vet Dry Wet Dsy Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dy Wet 1 66 0 54 2 820 61 2 85 + 61 2 915 728 980 770 1002 821 641 530 838 618 855 638 942 703 977 764 100) 822 3 65 6 55 2 773 600 649 914 702 898 763 97 S 8:8 870 8,5 4 648 533 786 596 632 95 2 726 798 743 984 813 658 547 729 53 2 650 974 737 95 5 732 1000 792 5 6 876 83 0 66 4 52.4 707 537 620 964 733 92 2 734 834 772 7 68 2 543 716 540 83 8 592 96 2 728 984 699 893 742 8 542 52 7 72 2 53 8 818 620 953 640 970 745 105 2 79 2 650 561 74 5 833 58 5 . 970 66 2 982 75 8 1095 87 2 56 3 565 to 67 0 578 68 8 873 635 978 670 999 720 1015 79 8 710 56 2 738 55 5 903 638 95 702 850 12 797 64 2 700 499 888 640 99 5 72 6 93+ 746 1015 842 753 99 7 848 986 | 842 74 1 638 722 523 872 59 8 99 5 710 94 74 2 14 646 SO 2 72 2 523 910 978 68 6 | 103 878 2 93 8 838 670 685 *5 6, 5 500 738 526 914 996 68 2 99 7 792 980 804 16 633 52 0 749 514 907 662 940 64 0 об 2 792 990 845 17 702 508 750 534 93 5 68 8 9>3 63 7 962 703 114 83 0 8 68 5 535 757 546 932 720 975 820 63 8996 75 3 1028 ro 732 576 711 5+2 951 672 959 082 1025 B30 280 100 5 813 983 20 62 5 690 576 95 2 68 6 92 5 70 01008 83 + 727 760 27 62 5 641 460 928 722 92 5 699 1006 8.4 953 752 23 698 568 693 St 8 86 5 678 928 68 2 1032 815 993 737 23 768 63 2 714 532 868 69 5 930 744 823 753 973 75 5 24 640 722 528 883 956 735 1040 765 93 0 774 785 288 63 2 764 55 2 91 2 634 635 676 970 692 102 2 793 9,2 768 26 . 821 555 942 1003 70 2 ) 1064 832 778 75 1 27 845 958 690 IOT 5 800 75 + 765 800 619 63 + 57 8 586 20 832 930 710 999 733 1056 8,8 738 1063 8,5 690 1068 832 95 + 770 2 812 592 9,8 673 1004 965 758 3 806 613 946 708 973 730 1064 722 93 750 31 S25 657 940 712 1030 796 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 67 thermometers recorded ai 4 PM during the year 1901 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry \Vet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 987 778 80 8 79 8 850 735 928 ნაბ 845648 930 750 850 826 731 95 8 710 904 652 84 4 666 78 5 764 1063 753 770 818 730 95 2 714 896 63 4 828 66 o 103 800 761 759 819 72 5 905 725 89 8 652 881 61 5 910 80 2 766 75 1 833 720 93 5 71 8 896 625 801 61 1 800 798 750 83 4 708 93 9 720 886 62 2 80 2 61 2 940 870 803 786 742 840 703 910 732 87 6 603 802 61 6 871 75 83 750 748 71 2 927 720 88 620 79 2 59 5 904 705 840 736 81 5 713 922 722 880 63 0787 599 632 768 609 871 770 83 4 740 845 725 940 72 0 849 goo 770 790 730 843 702 943 743 805 59 8 794 60 2 902 752 740 728 846 71 2 940 736 82 2 908 736 766 746 816 714 915 720 830 902 74 1 735 750 703 93 7 725 825 77 78 778 бто 792 57 7 620 988 58 1 61 5 776571 63 8783 582 654 78 0 590 91 2 750 736 854 744 894 69 1 823 915 753 802 76 2 895 730 733 830 95 78 2 811 775 goo 720 872 832 830 728 835 650 750 586 800 753 742 907 718 740 831 61 2 585 B71 83 8 732 765 58 0 771 795 775 920 735 90 8 722 834 61 7 860 806 760 903 72 5 836 60 755 59 T 764 764 861 782 739 900 732 826 592 755 575 897 743 738 91 8 708 820 601 730 570 79 808 935 765 728 938 693 63 0 755 563 805 789 773 755 823 729 946 702 60 2 732 58 2 786 760 80 5 725 932 692 788 58 8 764 6 589 779 772 865 753 896 706 932 боо 780 632 793 595 871 793 748 8,6 692 936 632 S: 5 673 1 736 540 834 838 749 732 734 932 685 924 690 820 62 8 778 550 84 8 782 877 735 920 683 658 647 / 726 573 645 753 583 78 0 75 1 933 . 664 845 637 82 3 783 8, 8 764 739 030 672 742 35 ·58 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and wet duidf JANUARY FEBRUARY AIARCH APRIL MAY JUNY Date Dry Ivet. Wet Dry Vet Dry Dry Vet Dry 1 755 557 74 5 59 I 920 69 2 944 72 2 103 802 102 3 861 2 756 555 740 59 5 930 717 910 722 886 771 1050 87 3 74 3 55+ 158 608 934 732 78 0 1047 860 85270 8 1045 772 660 1063 4 698 520 821 932 720 S 669 494 753 ნა1 63 2 623 905 708 892 732 (1070 790 101 2 870 828 985796 818 1008 81 0 6 $06 755 923 736 911 75 2 1055 645 667 568 736 610 908 728 936 762 990 82 2 1013 790 B 740 759 625 91 2 718 963 80 5 102 8 794 631 632 9 762 782 641 902 700 950 763 950 268 962 784 9,0 800 1065 810 to 770 61 2 828 624 931 724 9,6 80 8 1004 788 752 57 8 B35 660 88 5 726 99 0 800 976 808 950 80 5 12 744 56 2 864 65+ 870 711 965 810 991 770 986 82 5 13 75 8 557 841 67 5 891 700 963 810 9t 2 780 93 0 767 14 807 850 700 93 6 724 $25 go 3 746 910 750 609 628 986 267 798 960 755 81 0 90 77 0 15 16 925 736 856 850 696 692 783 574 960 780 831 972 770 945 742 965 996 17 761 862 708 940 77 8 826 1001 793 910 728 385 586 18 772 864 728 940 803 97 5 802 1016 812 870 700 816 830 755 19 852 594 81 8 68 8 900 752 102 0 860 1040 20 860 657 81 2 71 2 914 754 063 823 992 817 910 77 2 21 892 68 4 82 0 бо 2 886 69 7 99 S 83 6 1004 81 0 91 576 0 22 890 66 5 840 616 932 746 107 853 1008 8.42 916 753 863 662 85 5 637 920 792 973 828 1022 860 93 8 762 24 814 633 got 968 80 5 980 870 102 5 863 89 5 770 25 790 610 83 0 970 Bo 2 938 So 1 995 850 03 0763 659 632 650 646 26 865 66 8 88 0 971 822 994 723 990 848 91 o 770 27 87'2 872 947 80 5 932 692 103 841 957 672 651 77 + 778 28 838 896 062 90 780 1006 700 1049 736 974 29 754 596 704 1030 755 1042 8,0 964 968 780 895 78 2 970 30 758 592 610 1006 760 103 7 763 31 70°5 534 90 716 1055 845 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 69 thermometers recorded at 4 PN during the year 1902 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry Wet zwy wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 98 759 799 840 782 850 740 813 748 754 580 895 890 963 773 793 868 80 5 855 740 828 632 57 2 755 766 933 772 90 5 800 770 750 88 0 720 843 646 62 2 941 783 911 805 813 762 861 735 853 660 79 8 607 857 790 804 812 87 I 752 870 66 2 763 910 896 593 755 76 o 892 820 798 810 863 740 860 66 6 765 61 1 982 800 810 823 755 873 732 8,2 66 o 76 5 6.3 92 0 87 6 785 765 78 8 770 733 886 760 8 3 67 2 92 0 80 2 882 790 763 885 720 845 655 872 880 75+ 61 1 736 396 743 60 I 95 785 894 79 2 803 88 5 716 84 3 634 98 790 875 793 800 785 884 732 8,8 612 726623 982 80 8 90 o 800 872 792 86 5 700 842 672 725 662 82 0 778 890 792 754 74 0 67 3 65 5 82 1 66 2 678 644 853 790 908 735 786 755 780 69 4 83 0 613 772 67 2 810 775 938 763 755 735 840 703 80 o 60 806 666 925 828 902 775 850 780 872 708 796 63 5 808 660 03 5 842 782 916 778 754 736 8.43 746 810 645 80 3 823 778 86 2 768 790 740 87 8 740 81 1 608 640 80 o 853 770 814 772 800 770 880 720 818 650 745 593 790 93) 753 773 755 868 693 803 6:40 730 SS & 871 782 755 835 735 872 720 80 2 68 6 505 784 763 81 5 770 750 80 5 736 882 720 796 636 69 0 3, 852 785 835 752 845 725 890 733 806 бо 3 68 0 504 890 792 80 756 838 700 880 738 800 600 673 500 894 793 820 748 835 718 870 722 796 600 670 soo 88 0 8o o 79 772 714 86 0 673 785 59 670 500 830 836 898 80 o 750 741 723 854 690 602 672 483 78 0 763 735 760 830 710 840 640 598 71 0 52 0 894 89 6 266 78 : 795 750 827 725 $30 670 76 2 59 3 750 56 3 86 5 79 8 785 75 5 838 725 828 642 753 59 775 573 91 0 810 79 2 735 798 664 730 3$ 2 ·70 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and wet bulb JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dry Wet 1 77 8 570 667 523 872 672 785 5801013 768 728 1025 726 976 735 556 723 540 842 612 8oo 602 Toz 5 760 3 75 5 585 715 550 772 63 5 833 63 3 102 0 768 105 4 758 4 755 596 723 545 790 610 772 tozo 744 870 6.9 1033 863 656 955 5 765 613 746 55 2 78 5 620 7481015 733 6 766 ნა 0 700 525 772 60 2 890 702 IOIO 744 1020 75 7 763 633 703 538 765 58 2 916 71 6 1013 768 1063 782 8 780 594 755 566 91 2 708 1022 768 913 733 9 756 55 2 79 2 59 2 876 727 28 2 703 1060 75 + 10 739 561 82 5 616 81 5 633 902 68 6 996 722 10 756 II 76 S 58 8 826 60 5 80 6 672 91 7 703 950 71 21054 770 12 730 563 77 3 60 3 795 608 950 70 2 878 719 96573 985706 13 713 543 750 572 776 61 2 970 69 2 838 723 700 542 750 786 614 964 | 682 983 722 1025 786 583 605 15 763 58 2 790 81 2 613 100 6 68 8 9993 72 5 956 738 16 746 56 3 75 6 62 6 833 62 6 588 672 972 728 945 704 17 702 533 763 640 882 653 IOD 2 663 928 728 958 748 18 700 $26 790 63 7 888 1001 66 2 962 727 964 742 696 693 19 708 5+2 770 600 876 97 2 66 2 1OOO 730 950 73 6 20 733 56 61 2 817 696 90 775 780 768 59 7 61 2 89 8 700 964 22 616 790 604 880 720 945 737 80 2 23 660 804 62 0 876 71 2 976 65 2 1013 732 946744 68 9 10 745 980 750 66 2 1053 765 982 748 68 6 1036 778 980 753 682 832 693 852 752 692 76 5 710 742 703 990 768 910 742 716 976 725 950 755 760 643 843 63 2 872 68 8 976 25 696 540 905 68 2 892 655 976 825 26 710 501 926 69 8 930 675 932 27 665 492 913 703 920 652 98 29 65+ 506 875 63 6 935 660 990 730 92 0 710 93 0 743 29 590 51 2 872 672 93 0 690 980 71 5 102 2 719 953 75 0 30 710 560 895 680 962 730 100 6 733 830 74 5 31 6So 500 812 626 999 752 ·ACCOUNT OF HEWAR. 71 thermometers recorded at 4 P M. during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBIR OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 872 720 828 745 820 756 890 733 840 594 798 616 93 6 76 2 788 728 81 2 740 833 724 836 61 2 81 0 623 978 738 830 738 870 733 870 735 830 618 790 610 99 6 752 803 764 834 75 4 880 739 818 610 80+ 58 0 toio 792 80 5 77 + 8,0 74 0 880 725 800 60 2 790 593 102 2 760 775 725 840 750 888 67 0 79 ! 54 4 790 60 2 1006 78 6 825 714 746 730 890 643 78 5 587 910 745 774 69 5 74 4 725 843 665 770 585 781 556 775 580 77 5 590 982 770 833 725 810 744 843 66 2 77 5 580 99 7 776 840 75 8 780 740 874 66+ 790 592 79 8 57 4 97 2 79 8 740 810 880 69 0 785 58 0 78 2 565 784 168 756 728 93 5 744 726 768 890 682 79 8 60 o 75 0 50 4 912 79 8 774 728 858 702 896 80 o 61 2 738 524 89 5 792 800 755 80 2 705 900 616 633 676 793 68 5 715 52 3 800 777 823 758 885 730 8g 6 794 62 6 74 0 544 88 6 770 788 730 883 714 89 8 69 o 804 585 78 0 570 89 8 78 0 81 0 750 900 70 8 87 5 648 813 585 764 55 0 900 775 820 750 88 0 748 890 646 822 59 8 743 59 1 806 753 8.45 753 846 768 885 650 782 578 74 5 544 793 768 860 768 766 892 680 783 580 770 55 5 79 8 848 78 0 268 760 768 884 68 2 775 588 165 553 850 867 743 78 0 810 776 850 65 C 778 57 8 748 548 782 838 750 82 3 768 750 738 886 672 790 58 74 0 55 2 773 762 86 2 778 770 725 860 663 785 578 748 53 2 786 772 758 754 873 773 885 670 775 580 710 530 882 81 2 806 782 868 750 SS3 650 796 590 614 436 796 782 792 748 857 752 68 0 738 583 61 8 454 870 876 790 770 78 0 740 844 768 640 770 57 8 643 475 758 743 794 752 875 768 836 622 790 580 OS O S13 734 727 82 5 50 870 750 832 620 786 610 71 7 525 806 774 845 769 $34 592 753 S>S

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·74 A MEDICOTO POGRAPHICAL Daily readings of the dry and cut buld JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL June Date Wet Dry Drs Wet Dry Yet Dry IVet Dry 583 476 71 1 540 758 529 601 472 699 $30 768 524 3 448 725 513 773 552 911 56+ 569 47 + 713 549 82 2 599 996 5 575 467 727 528 842 588 6 598 457 69 7 546 863 589 885 586 2 68 8 So 6 546 9 29 59 7 8 583 460 68 6 526 845 595 94 1 598 9 462 694 518 863 606 671 TO 63 3 856 613 928 6.4 507 694 M 894 544 603 12 67 5 883 52 5 667 841 52 2 603 13 68 6 557 704 522 812 630 805 66 6 575 743 567 807 594 "S 637 782 483 70 7 58 2 692 825 600 933 674 944 69 7 go 5 616 934 661 943 657 927 606 91% 693 bos 639 871 674 902 700 934 610 893 68 6 943 702 91 3 643 714 949 719 944 61 218 704 675 976 631 913 63. os 7 955 97 710 643 985685 892 749 942 62 1 99 $ 701 913 75+ 929 626 06697 167 64+ 95 6 736 909 760 896 65 5 1003 754 972 777 945 98 8 710 900 OGS 66 4 9992 729 866 24 949 638 973 756 753 921 63 3 8S3 767 889 771 842 536 896 766 87 2 764 869 665 899 708 803 873 6. B 896 759 734 71 5 874619 8,6 74 ! 78 4 91 2 636846732 770 go3 66 5 875 741 823 914 670 694 1 733 799 742 903 7:6 741 786 737 B2 bg'o 89 272 83 8 75+ 867 681 735 836 86-1 669875 717 823 733 DI 1 663 898 708 831 941 669 16 60'S 701 52 2 812 611 17 612 455 69 1 533 762 53 6 926 18 653 468 765 524 796 548 19 623 470 75 % 589 802 552 20 641 468 738 738 836 $35 564 21 653 488 761 554 858 582 694 584 765 8B3 557 734 бо 4 708 554 792 578 908 629 24 669 494 80 618 935 6+5 25 697 527 713 555 947 61 T 26 677 514 741 521 950 647 37 66 5 51 8 736 596 901 B17 28 68 6 546 755 523 881 614 895 29 67 5 51 9 838 658 de 30 497 8g 61 2 31 694 554 837 603 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 75 thermometers recorded at 10 m d during the year 1899 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMLER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dey Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry IVet Dry Wet 832 736 846 734 817 70 5 931 68 3 881 625 | 772 581 834 729 853 732 82 2 72 2 945 67 + 876 623 78 8 57 I 815 719 826 714 834 720 95 3 655 866 606 769 557 814 74 + 835 708 827 714 97 3 661 852 611 764 557 783 734 82 0 702 825 713 932 62 8 851 57 9 77 + 556 803 73 793 704 820 727 92 5 62 5 850 63 0 770 56 0 819 742 806 714 894 733 932 640 82 1 583 756 566 808 72 2 83 4 715 914 74 4 965 55 3 794 56 8 57 2 730 736 759 700 864 723 938 756 928 653 793 55 6 604 797 720 89 0 732 949 742 83 8 66 5 80 6 57 2 720 530 8o 5 714 932 750 92 1 749 866 68 7 764 528 714 52 6 79 5 71 5 89 8 755 930 736 920 614 269 542 713 548 80 I 720 792 720 904 766 924 640 799 57 I 68 606 79 8 72 S 796 722 86 S 752 91 7 61 6 828 63 7 700 570 754 717 79 8 698 88 6 735 JOI 629 833 651 744 593 79'2 725 81 8 714 8-1 714 898 606 835 631 738 585 795 725 8.6 718 825 706 906 62 2 831 58 7 705 55 3 71 8 813 704 828 63 3 93 3 64 4 82 6 712 54 S 797 81 2 604 601 710 79 2 722 829 94 ? 641 808 724 544 705 736 794 720 216 928 650 896 607 718 540 835 861 8, 2 846 812 730 732 687 890 659 823 603 716 5+ 81 0 729 852 726 831 670 850 65 0 81 0 606 746 57 2 819 727 864 72 80 7 693 842 628 803 612 776 59 82 3 714 8,7 725 824 689 835 613 799 602 75 1 61 8 813 702 8.45 716 80 4 68 8 851 580 777 587 738 600 819 717 8,0 71 7 670 844 60 o 761 55 5 738 585 851 868 824 699 87 8 72 + 655 865 606 75 5 546 747 620 8t 4 702 874 732 878 666 84 5 596 SSO 729 57 1 766 766 790 695 859 736 Go 3 677 82 8 $92 55 6 76% 57 8 804 690 $42 70 $ 924 650 855 61 6 765 57 3 741 5790 840 723 831 71 1 874 648 739 ·76 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the readings of the dry and uet bulb JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL ΔΙΑΣ JUNE Date Dry Wet. Dry Wet Dy Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet I 71 3 57 8 704 57 2 832 872 66 6 98 7 736 900 717 63 2 630 2 705 51 7 720 55 1 772 830 62 6 1000 737 947 70.4 3 677 508 710 53 764 616 832 66 8 94 2 74 5 97 6 732 4 663 482 69 0 51 6 80 2 63 0 91 5 750 1003 732 856673 8,4 67 0 5 70 1 538 66 8 485 79 2 636 896 77 2 1000 75 8 6 723 570 626 463 768 901 663 88 0 78 5 933 79 2 59 4 606 7 682 52 0 700 51 2 898 720 844 706 905 790 787 766 8 660 503 757 556 570 81 6 690 918 74 0 946 802 9 ნა 8 50 6 77 1 590 80 4 578 79 8 680 950 776 90 5 782 10 628 466 751 600 834 619 86 5 715 953 800 991 78 0 11 637 47 1 714 590 86 2 632 86 6 68 94 + 80 5 1000 750 12 67 3 48 8 72 2 587 885 63 4 863 68 2 908 761 1000 74 4 13 72 2 50+ 69 5 542 891 648 91T 68 8 966 800 994 784 14 673 51 8 69 5 515 916 60 7 910 732 866 92 2 744 760 776 15 672 541 715 520 870 645 93 6 760 862 876 744 16 643 489 752 544 834 63 4 956 702 910 692 882 745 17 576 428 730 514 844 65 6 970 716 817 694 87 8 742 18 550 433 71 2 537 875 700 946 690 877 692890 755 19 538 448 68 5 51 7 874 703 988 69 7 943 66 & 883 772 20 625 49 7 726 54 5 82 2 69 3 97 6 | 736 92 0 706 890 767 21 65 5 55 2 75 5 52 5 8- 8 66 3 935 69 5 93 2 720 889 766 22 61 3 487 756 516 868 66 o 990 672 942 738 884 763 23 59 $ 455 75 5 870 906 722 930 74 C 878 754 56 5 бо о 67 0 68 6 24 499 378 738 8++ 82 5 653 900 75 8 881 771 25 55 8 423 704 582 87 67 6 893 67 968 742 875 77 2 867,63 26 575 446 721 554 880 725 900 71 7 27 634 482 746 57 5 890 728 908 7€ 2 673 935 652976 620 986 697 984 756 916 769 928 29 655 SIO 80 o 600 8957 720 91 2 784 29 644 509 866 . 703 939 770 801 91 + 30 670 56 0 922 651 975 724 955 757 944 776 31 65'5 55 9 867 634 940 663 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 11 thermometers rcorded at 10 A M during the year 1900, JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dry Vet Dry Wet Dry Dry Wet Dry Wet обо 776 83 В 78 о 20 8 70 5 86 68 5 84 : 649 76 3 62 O 92 2 78 9 28 2 73 2 72 2 81 6 б14 82 8 63 4 73 5 59 8 84o 83 2 875 762 786 775 74 3 82 2 66 4 82 8 б35 76 5 бо 2 85 5 762 82 6 19 2 82 5 77 3 8i 2 ба 2 82 5 б47 бо 2 562 86 3 155 786 764 76 8 73 5 816 66 4 80 5 62 0 б) 2 52 8 84 8 25 4 8о 1 78 о 78 7 75 1 830 бо 4 81 1 707 55 5 63 2 647 86 3 24 3 79 3 26 4 79 7 750 836 69 4 82 4 бо 5 | 58 2 86 3 22 о 74 7 24 2 75 4 73 5 820 68 4 82 5 89 77 5 8t 8 21 2 796 73 4 82 4 8о 1 б5 2 63 6 бзо 72 3 6. 5 бі 5 1 738 |бі 6 62 1 бо 4 58 3 86 8 264 800 762 8:6 74 2 82 3 8.6 78 5 765 8o 4 75 8 8o 3 25 2 82 8 664 8o 2 бо і 70 2 632 828 765 8o 6 8o 9 74 2 844 66 6 79 5 62 O 74 5 бо 5 2б 1 78 3 81 3 •266 82 5 76 x 74 2 84 о 68 2 774 62 5 79 620 11 1 82 1 27 2 79 І 73 2 84 I б.49 77 3 бі 5 63 8 54 2 832 82 6 77 4 177 25 2 8: 6 74 о 827 б; 3 765 62 5 | 66 4 57 3 81 3 75 о 768 72 8 81 8 75 0 83 2 66 2 770 б3 5 б) 8 57 5 82 5 73 8 79 Ј 72 о 81 2 74 5 842 б7 8 72 5 б33 бо 6 595 81 3 72 8 79 о 72 5 8: 8 25 2 844 бя 8 76, 632 104 62 6 83 8 139 80 0 73 8 79 7 14 5 8,0 ба 8 75*2 3 5 727 біо 8, 7 26 3 79 2 74 7 82 8 772 8, 3 693 775 66 0 бу о 57 5 85 8 75 2 75 о 200 836 765 8, о 66 9 78 7 66 5 647 565 85 4 74 8 72 7 21 2 82 5 754 So 3 735 бit бо 2 боо б) 4 68 4 86 2 764 78 2 73 5 816 23 4 834 762 бо 3 69 2 бо І 86 2 710 772 72 5 80 2 73 8 81 4 675 або бо 8 74 9 бо 2 870 78 2 270 22 4 28 4 239 80 г 68 2 607 6, 6 57 4 86 7 785 796 732 80 2 240 195 64 5 б3 8 63 6 74 г боо бзо 55 4 82 5 25 4 820 24 5 836 742 29 6 7, 8 бі 7 б4 2 55 3 830 23 2 79 ? 236 79 5 22 8 295 647 76 о ба5 6° 5 100 740 80 2 200 79 2 64 8 747 59 8 бі 5 51 5 837 84o 764 764 16 1 125 8 68 о 85 б) 2 15'а 59 599 5to 828 778 153 174 831 660 59 2 55 2 ·28 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dy Wet Dy Wet Dry Wet 1 59 о 533 7. 8 630 268 59 5 705 946 25 2 93 2 Во о 850 89 2 2 53 8 50 о 73 о 59 2 62 8 б4 8 | 96 2 77 о 94 6 8o 8 75 8 79 8 3 57 8 5. 4 72 4 59 9 б1 3 90 5 6,5 99 о 787 890 175 4 59 І SI 5 72 8 бі 8 77 5 66 2 92 5 63 3 85 2 25 4 870 76 2 5 58 о 50 о 66 6 ? 12 4 б33 92 4 12 2 8о о 705 93 6 78 о 6 59. 494 62 6 5I 2 28 2 58 6 90 5 70 5 827 71 6 95 5 8о о 7 бо 8 50 3 64 2 50 2 28б бі 7 91 2 бу о 92 3 бо 8 94 2 755 8 52 о SI 2 б4 4 So 2 750 бо 4 92 4 92 8 72 o | to 5 739 бзо 64 8 9 564 53 о 66 о 51 3 75 3 57 5 92 8 89 о 742 | 102 4 81 5 10 586 52 6 66 2 53 3 768 59 8 66 2 73 4 9! 2 8to 93 8 93 2 913 | 67 6| о І бз: 54 о 66 5 52 8 8о о бо 3 73 6 90 2 81 6 12 65 2 55 5 57 5 50 5 835 бг а 93 0 72 4 93 3 736 86 6 800 13 70 2 бо 3 63 3 51 2 78 2 5б 2 95 7 21 3 10t 2 759 88 о 79 8 14 бі 2 53 6 б3 3 488 82 2 бо 4 93 4 66 8 об'6 73 о 80o 800 15 59 4 476 64 6 49 6 83 о 61 5 90 6 67 94 5 74 8 88 3 79 3 16 59 6 48 В 499 84 о б5 о 910 б. 2 93 а 74 7 90 2 79 о ба I 67 6 17 бо 3 5° 3 50 5 852 644 89 : 603 9і 6 68 5 94 2 28 о 18 58 9 50 2 68 6 55 5 88 о 66 о 90 I бо2 92 о 79 о 94 6 | 72 2 756 19 біо 50 2 б5 о 54 3 893 709 90 5 | 633 95 о 89 3 79 4 20 67 5 бо 2 62 2 53 4 890 67 о 84 9 63 396 5 85 6 735 276 76 8 21 68 1 61 5 63 5 490 88 697 862 6,0 1949 230 85 о 86 3 22 625 52 5 62 5 48 5 88 о 68 2 86 7 66 3 03 ! 79 4 736 23 бz 1 502 635 57 82 8 670 83 5 965 8o 5 874 753 72 5 боо 67 5 55 8 65 3 492 19 2 б: 6 90 о 98 6 24 2 875 77 5 25 5б о 68 о 52 0 832 91 2 720 990 78 о 852 70 г 20 о 67 6 б3 2 б) 2 26 55 8 691 53 3 83 8 93 8 662 102 0 786 843 770 31 55 5 620 896 662 об о] боогоо б 8: 8 872 75 0 б15 676 76 о 18 5 28 5to 56 о 92 0 67 3 930 725 | tоt 6 8r 6 876 150 29 (8 6 58 2 91 3 65 8 9. 2 705 | 1026 84 о 855 837 732 22 3 Зо 73 бо 5 89 8 68 6 95 70 5 10 6 63 5 74 о 59 2 уро 68 о 92 2 752 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 79 uet bulb thermometers recorded at 10 ANI during the year 1900 JULY AUCUST S&PTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dy Wet. Dry Wet Dy Wet Dy Wet Dry Wet Dy Wet 878 750 77 6 734 82 2 720 8SO 642 768 62 5 873 762 802 753 797 71 g 910 679 E66 634 745 600 983 770 826 778 782 713 920 704 850 632 77 1 620 946 792 821 784 76 2 703 885 1714 610 760 55 5 gos 778 86 5 80 4 79'0 703 go 8 720 840 520 713 57 5 870 768 771 751 800 705 888 699 82 8 616 720 581 76 0 754 726 804 710 900 706 82 8 62 0 71 8 57 5 845 818 744 772 730 835 712 go o 708 828 бі 6 71 858 852 749 794 720 814 733 884 703 83 8 63 0 713 561 835 750 715 803 705 83 2 700 785 613 730 785 788 82 5 74 0 710 80 2 716 710 810 61 5 710 885 89 8 585 560 56 6 850 737 772 723 835 728 71 6 78 8 606 70 8 812 220 785 73 2 742 710 900 709 786 60 5 725 56 0 820 780 740 841 735 89 2 710 772 610 713 555 835 719 74 2 720 835 735 865 698 774 63 0 716 55 5 860 730 810 75 2 735 808 722 760 61 5 71 2 57 2 853 86 2 875 262 835 780 726 868 738 790 636680 56 6 875 785 8.45 187 858 720 835 746 78 0 56 0 82 0 586654 586 68 6 760 816 770 86 S 750 858 715 772 55 5 807 748 822 770 86 5 730 774 588 722 567 795 743 776 731 860 126 784 573 68 2 590 812 736 776 749 866 725 761 56 702 56 2 86 2 752 21+ 900 668 72 7 57 6 681 558 76 8 767 849 760 707 898 675 741 550 79+ 58 69 2 586 687 755 771 706 889 646 736 576 820 782 816 730 825 702 882 652 727 571 636 572 810 76.4 79 8 722 894 694 67 2 920 573 681 532 892 834 65 821 843 8.16 722 866 t33 722 SS | 651 552 766 683 69 o 793 70-6 743 60 0 631 51 8 821 87 8 898 761 80 8 736 67 2 170 61 566 2 S32 800 73 ? 834 892 650 632 53 S ·80 A MEDICU Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and set JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY ] NE Date Wet Dry Dy Wet Dry Het Dry Het Dry }{ et Wet. Dry 66 2 53 2 І сбо 53 2 84 3 бҳо 91 6 10 І 97 8 28 8 99 3 So 3 66 3 5 6 672 2 53 2 84 3 бо 92 3 132 99 5 769 97 2 79 8 66 6 SI о 670 3 54 4 85 4 66 6 91 5 73 о 99 2 76 3 97 So2 62 6 4 48 5 б) 5 55 3 8 о 850 66 2 91 3 93 3 72 4 136 | 100 4 746 | 101 3 б2 3 48 4 73 о біо 5 87 8 бо 87 Во о 89 8 238 6 59 8 48 о 69 4 58 6 870 63 4 до 8 83 5 1 768 81 а 21 2 102 5 бо о 51 3 боо 57 2 8, 2 66 3 83 9 81 5 98 о 726 77 8 92 8 64 6 8 57 5 66 3 562 816 66 2 до о 71 3 87 2 764 9 . 792 71 о 9 63 о 822 бр 2 58 о 83 3 65 I 90 4 192 84 9 95 3 77 3 769 бо 5 68 1 10 58 4 704 82 о 84o 654 93 8 95 о 85 5 730 6S 3 82 о ІІ 566 12 O 59 5 835 70 о 92 6 75 3 95 5 76 2 91 о 81 2 12 ба 5 55 5 74 8 62 о 8o 6 65 5 9 6 26 3 96 4 93 3 72 5 13 67 о 52 6 бо о 764 82 о 74 о б7 0 93 3 74 9 91 о 76 286 6 68 2 14 55 о 61 2 786 86 о 67 5 2б, 84 2 92 1 826 7,3 24 о 15 70 5 567 76 2 бі о 8 8 70 2 обг 80 5 89 о 8, 2 | 744 74 о 16 74 о 720 sбо 78 4 64 8 91 о 74 0 94 3 8II 92 4 75 o | 873 17 S7 о 72 O 62 8 74o 89 5 74 8 23 2 86 о 953 80 0 9. 8 24 8 18 68 о 53 о 66 о 79 о 73 8 8, 6 732 94 5 79 7 95 2 272 85 2 840 68 г 19 54 4 66 о 7 о 79 1 87 6 252 95 6 8o 0 обо 77 6 20 77 о боб бя о 240 73 7 81 2 б; 3 93 4 75 6 84 5 9° 3 75 о 21 765 64 4 77 8 57 2 78 6 ნაბ 95 2 28 6 93 3 78 о 85 5 / 243 796 | 75 о 22 79 5 633 25 0 57 о 85 о 67 6 ge 3 82 2 916 27 6 23 63 о 79 2 86 8 24 ; 77 2 57 2 26 о 83 5 92 о goo 79 о 9 о 24 72 3 59 8 8to б2 2 890 840 9го 810 22 2 обо 8 8 745 25 73 2 576 бро 866 81 5 750 91 2 91 4 2.5 92 о 79 2 79 о 26 24 3 60 6 бто 79 3 8o 2 92 0 775 67 8 83 5 | 264 92 3 9;о 22 62 0 75 5 62 2 88 5 8to 28 а 92 0 82 2 66 6 713 92 6 об2 28 або б: 8 8• 2 620 710 9. 5 68 8 766 996 74 8 916 8,5 873 29 59 0 68 2 97 8 7 8 994 24 2 93 8 190 12 9 646 30 st 2 914 99 о 26. обо 25 2 796 895 б35 676 31 бі 2 500 92 4 998 goo ·ACCOUNT OF VICWAR 81 bulb thermometers recorded at 10 An during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER ОстовғR NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry let 8,5 760 822 750 818 766 820 748 77 2 63 8 708 572 882 830 770 760 795 816 736 7°3 633 563 710 870 786 914 780 832 763 765 8445 72 1 792 630 69 4 56 6 916 790 843 764 791 755 846 740 776 621 720 56 3 92 I 794 8386 760 790 746 850 735 70'2 646 710 562 568 890 80 0 840 76 2 800 760 848 730 80 2 628 720 go'o 760 8.3 776 800 746 840 73 814 646 710 583 596 89 8 790 845 765 792 732 839 743 80 8 76 0 65+ 640 822 768 84 5 765 82 5 765 836 732 790 68 0 36 87 8 776 840 750 860 78 6 83 8 70 8 783 636 67 3 556 892 771 82 2 760 852 775 860 720 791 640 700 60 a 91 0 800 81 0 750 838 782 83 5 706 783 640 61 8 656 64 832 783 84 2 755 833 784 850 75 782 644 628 87 0 77 5 850 725 84 0 790 770 700 786 652 66 8 64 7 77 5 866 750 846 78 0 773 69 3 750 610 723 647 755 78 0 830 89 0 754 829 780 810 723 75 0 60 6 733 644 802 755 885 770 83 2 770 83 5 732 732 587 71 660 6 790 741 90 0 780 80 2 750 830 730 746 613 71 8 583 560 800 745 87 2 760 740 820 690 736 60 I 68 6 764 763 81 2 75 2 884 790 760 805 68 6 762 618 674 53 + 818 762 73 5 732 794 750 Bo 5 700 753 615 66 1 501 79 8 750 789 769 828 748 82 2 70 0 763 61 1 646 513 So s 784 730 814 714 825 703 720 590 500 764 76 7 765 630 602 830 804 750 82 0 760 716 720 743 $93 42 1 835 780 740 81 0 700 79 2 70 8 746 600 603 480 834 770 795 742 790 692 783 680 723 580 62 0 49 C 8++ 773 823 772 790 703 816 730 590 60 2 453 676 646 830 760 792 763 790 710 800 713 584 62 2 476 870 78 0 75 6 746 786 710 800 645 702 585 630 490 820 76-8 78 8 755 795 720 178 6 642 723 58. 647 51 2 840 775 772 755 773 670 662 5 ·82 A UIBDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and det JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Dry WVet Dry (Vet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry IVet. Dry Vet І 68 6 54 3 ба 49 4 8o 8 65 5 105 572 946 70 2 95 о 7бо 67 2 530 62 8 50 0 78 5 62б 74 8 56 5 9б 5 95 992 746 2 3 66 8 57 о бо 53 о бо 5 боо 77 8 58 о 99 6 706 | 1012 753 4 бо 54 о бао 53 о 73 о 58 о 795 бо 954 226 97 о 736 5 бзо 540 65 2 50 0 765 603 79 4 бто 975 б/ 0 90 5 72 3 6 бро 59 о бзо 50 о 73а 55 6 62 3 735 93 3 74 о o12 970 84 3 1 645 1 97 о 1 68 о боо б3 5 50 5 21 о 55 о 72 3 986 112 8 70 2 бо 3 бо о 52 0 86 5 64 8 | 10o 5 7. 3 906 | 250 9 69 3 56 2 71 о 55 5 86 8 70 3 99 2 735 | 100 8 25 о 10 боо 55 5 70 5 55 о 75 5 59 о 836 66 6 936 70 8 99 8 | 74 3 68 5 55 6 72 6 56 6 74 5 бо 4 856 | 66 4 195 5 75 5 99 8 ) 236 12 боо 560 713 so 9 71 2 бо 2 86 8 68 2 9, 4 722 3105 о77 8 13 65 S 52 4 54 0 716 57 5 9і 8 652 93 о 718 | от 6 773 14 64 0 Sto 67 3 67 2 68 6 53 4 бо 4 56 2 95 8 66 2 9і 6 68 6 уб 4 275 15 6s o 51 6 54 8 75 0 58 3 9; 8 б7 о 93 2 70 0 87 8 } 735 16 68 2 52 2 21 5 57 3 76 5 595 90 0 б5 3 966 73 5 8,0 | 74 6 17 51 о 68 6 бі 3 79 5 бто 92 2 б4 2 86 5 21 8 88 б. 146 б52 63 8 18 493 70 8 s8 6 82 3 626 966 67 2 90 о 700 88 4 74 3 19 бо 50 0 68 8 59 4 832 до 5 б5 2 95 3 722 876 740 63 5 64 6 20 64o 49 8 700 57 4 753 90 2 6. б 98 6 112 86 2 120 21 64 8 52 2 21 5 S7 3 79 о 645 9і 8 68 3 97 3 22 2 87 8 140 22 66 о 55 2 22 5 587 832 20 0 893 664 995 736 0 0 730 23 72 2 бzo 726 59 о 8: 8 70 3 до 8 67 2 9, 0 74 3 80 8 15 2 24 23 2 644 75 2 59 5 79 8 63 8 92 4 20 0 95 о 74 о 910 72 о 23 64) 822 goo 530 83 8 57 5 92 3 бао 94 о 26 3 93 о 25 о бзо 31 3 860 64 5 836 б4 о 92 0 68 2 877 754 90 2 762 27 57 2 41 3 81 5 64 2 84 о бо 5 до о 68 6 86 6 71 8 845 745 28 596 47 4 805 63 4 898 63 3 83 5 | 67 5 92 6 765 88 6 14,8 29 бо 48 4 91 о 670 93 бf 9 8 976 72 2 896 240 30 60 g 5! о 85 о 160 92 0 бо 2 95 6 21 3 916 75 3 33 58 6 470 23 8 37 5 91 3 750 ·ACCOUNT OF MBWAR 83 bulb thermometers recorded at 10 4.11 during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Wet 92 2 74 8 838 796 850 768 740 803 59 6 733 580 865 845 910 742 863 790 81 2 730 763 795 бо 5 724 584 916 744 80 2 768 790 71 4 850 765 79 8 566 735 622 916 755 830 772 836 752 $65 754 810 64 0 75 5 61 2 922 763 794 75+ 818 750 856 696 798 610 74 4 58 5 933 788 79 8 738 80 0 730 855 730 80 0 610 71 5 57 3 883 762 799 730 744 728 840 663 756 57 2 71 8 57 0 952 762 752 726 744 720 825 650 738 554 71 8 S7 2 89 8 764 760 730 80 2 742 825 67 8 746 55 0 742 575 62 5 950 78 2 77 5 742 737 730 836 676 740 550 735 88 7 766 783 742 76 2 718 845 67 0 734 550 746 613 850 75 0 78 0 730 83 0 76 5 840 668 730 556 678 50 6 902 79 2 766 720 840 74 4 8S 2 720 552 700 514 676 656 850 773 766 733 83 0 733 840 720 56 o 670 500 832 792 79 8 742 838 735 648 725 568 672 52 2 850 86 0 810 760 815 755 855 705 68 6 750 57 8 672 513 82 5 778 829 850 734 88 2 650 746 57 2 693 500 762 264 82 0 755 846 735 875 652 580 68 2 513 753 756 81 o 833 856 83 0 753 778 80 4 76 2 864 658 51 8 695 540 81 o 77 3 775 80 2 746 846 664 750 58 3 69 0 51 o 788 75 0 82 0 794 750 878 67 5 735 572 702 530 778 782 75 6 748 838 820 766 846 742 574 700 550 652 652 795 754 790 760 833 770 850 730 560 69 6 52 8 834 770 770 728 810 770 844 663 745 56 0 670 573 840 790 766 73 S 845 78 0 843 645 765 623 614 SS 3 86 81 5 770 746 833 770 660 720 57 5 63 5 465 846 826 85 SOS 79 2 736 814 750 650 760 5990 SUS 47 S 792 816 753 840 760 836 642 733 591 58 5| 45 870 868 Bo 5 770 854 760 818 62 720 5+8 580 492 838 846 841 79) 767 646 746 80 S 613 710 55+ 622 489 810 766 838 753 79 2 596 644 505 ·82 A MBDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry and ael MARCH APRIL MAY JANUARY FEBRUARY JUNB Date Dry Wet Dry Wet Dry Vet Wet "Vet. Wet Dry Dry Dry 68 6 760 бо 54 3 8o 8 49 4 655 705 95 о 1 946 57 2 70 2 бја 628 2 33 о soo 78 5 б2 6 74 8 56 5 об ѕ 99 2 695 668 бҳо 57 о 530 бо о 753 3 69 5 77 8 58 о 99 6 706 | 1012 67 о 736 540 4 97 0 бар 53 о 73 о 58 о бто 795 95 + 72 6 67 о 5 бзо 90 5 65 2 бто 540 72 8 50 0 бо 3 76 5 79 4 975 6 бро 59 0 63 о 74 о 50 0 93 3 73 о 55 6 81 2 б2 3 97 о 23 5 68 о 2 бо о бз 5 g8 27 2 50 5 7 о 55 о 84 3 645 97 о 22 3 8 20 2 бо 3 бо о 75 о 52 о 86 5 до 6 64 8 | 100 5 753 9 бр 3 56 2 86 8 25 о 210 55 5 20 3 99 2 735 100 8 66 6 70 8 99 8 10 боо 24 3 55 5 205 83 6 936 55 о 75 5 59 о 63 5 55 6 72 6 74 5 бо 4 85 6 66 4 95 5 99 8 | 236 75 5 566 56 9 12 боо 5б о 77 8 71 5 71 2 бо 2 86 8 68 2 95 4 72 2 105 о 13 65 5 52 4 77 3 540 26 57 5 от 8 66 2 93 о 718 |ror 6 67 3 67 2 бло 275 14 Sto 53 4 бо 4 56 2 66 2 68 61 до 4 95 8 91 6 15 бя о 68 6 516 87 8 54 8 75 о 38 3 948 67 о 93 2 70 0 23 5 46 16 68 2 52 2 85 о 71 5 57 3 765 595 до о 65 3 об 6 25 17 б57 88 6 Sto 746 68 6 61 3 79 5 бо б4 2 92 2 86 5 218 88 4 18 243 ба 8 49 3 70 8 58 6 823 626 70 0 об 6 67 2 до о 19 64o soo 68 8 876] 74o 59 4 832 б35 722 86 2 220 20 бҳо 49 8 70 0 57 4 212 75 3 64 6 90 5 65 2 95 3 90 г; б) 6 ] 98 6 68 3 97 3 240 648 21 32 2 87 8 215 57 3 790 645 9і 8 72 2 66 о 55 2 730 72 5 587 0 0 893 70 0 66 4 99 5 736 832 81 8 23 25 2 72 2 620 226 59 0 898 703 90 8 67 2 95 о 74 3 770 73 2 64 + 753 59 5 79 8 63 8 92 4 91 о 700 95 о 74o 25 б{ 5 52 2 80 0 53 о 83 8 575 92 3 бао 940 | 7б 3 93 | 750 75 4 90 2 762 26 бзо 51 3 86 о 64 5 836 64o 92 о 68 2 817 27 572 42 3 81 5 642 84 о 60 5 745 90 0 68 6 86 6 21 8 84 5 2B 59 6 47 4 805 63 4 80 8 68 3 83 5 88 6 7 8 675 1916 | 765 бу 8 722 29 бго 48 4 91 о бао 93 6 97 6 896! 74o 30 66 о Sto 85 о 660 92 о 602195 6 21'3 ot 6 | 753 31 58 6 42 о 73 8 87 5 91 3 750 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 85 of the wind recorded at 8 A B during the year 1898 JULY AUGUS SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEL BER DECE BEK Dect on Ielocty leo Oect on Veocty Dect on Dect on Vep cty cty Dect on Velo cty Dec on Velocty WSW IT WV 9 NA W 4 IN W 2 Calm 2 Calm WS IN W JO Calm 5 WY 2 Calm 3 Calm 2 WNW 9 WSW 10 Calm 4 Calm 2 Calm 6 WN W 2 w W VW Io 11 3 Calm VN 4 Calen 2 W NW 8 W I2 SW 7 Calm 3 NE 3 NN W 6 WSW 15 SW 5 N VW 4 E I SSV S SW 14 WSW 5 2 NN W 5 Calm S 7 WSW 8 Calm 3 W Calm 4 Calm 1 WSW 7 SSW 7 Cam 1 SSH 3 V V W 6 ENE 1 8 WSW 8 WN W 2 Calm 3 Calm 3 Calm 1 WSW WSW 9 oo 2 NN W 3 Calm 3 Calm W 9 WSW 9 Calm 3 WNW 4 ( alm 2 Calm 4 WSW 6 WSW Calm 2 Calm 4 NN V 2 W 2 WSW 7 SW 2 NNT N 3 Calm 3 SW 4 W 7 10 WV NNE 3 Calm 3 Calm 3 W NW 12 NW 10 W 2 Calm + W 3 Cam 2 SE NW 8 SW 3 Calm 5 NNW 3 Calm w 8 W 7 SW 5 Calm 5 Calm 3 Calm 2 JU 9 W NW 5 W SW 4 Calm 2 NYV 3 Calm 3 WSW 7 WSW 7 Calm 4 N 3 Calm 3 NW 5 SW 7 4 Calm 3 Calm 3 Calm 3 Calm 4 5 Calm 3 Calm 3 NA 3 W NW 3 VN 4 NW 5 W N 1 4 Calm 3 Cam 7 NW 3 NE Z W NW 3 NN 11 Calm 4 Calm 3 Calm 2 WSW 10 VY 3 N 3 VA 3 Calm 2 E 4 Calm 8 Calm 3 Calm 4 NW Cam 4 Calm 3 WS S Calm 3 3 NW 7 WYS W 4 SSE 3 SU 6 Cam Calm 3 WYN 3 Calm 3 SS W 5 IV SW 7 ENE 2 Calm 3 N1 ESE 3 IY 6 W NW 7 N 2 NAVY 3 NN W 1 B NN 11 7 5 Calm 3 Calm ·86 A MBDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily observations of the direction and velocity JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date. Drect on Vetocity Direction Velo cty Direction. Velocty Drection Velo cty Direct on Velocity Direction Velocty Calm 2 Calm 3 Calm 2 NNE 4 IVN W 3 W 7 2WNW 1 NN W 2 NN W 2 WSW 5 NN W 5 W 5 3 NN ty 6 NN W 2 Calm 3 Calon 4 IN V 4 SW 9 4 WNW 3 N N W 2 Calm Calm 3 Calm 8 WSW 9 7 SWN W NN W 1 NN W 2 WN W 9 IV NW S SW 6 NNE 3 ESE 5 WNW 6 Calm 9 SE 4 10 7WN W 4 WSW 6 Calm 7 ENE 3 NW 5 IO 8 Calm 3 N W 3 NN W 3 SSE 5 Calm 7 WV ΙΟ 9 NNW 3 N 3 SSE 5 W NW 5 N W 8 V SV IS 10 NNW 3 WSW 6 Calm 4 W NW 8 WSW 11 NY 3 IVN W Calm 6 NE 8 Calm 9 WSW To 12 NN W 3 3 SE 6 ENE 9 WY 8 SSE 9 73 VS IV 4 W Calm 8 ESE 7 SW 8 9 SW 6 WNW 14 3 ENE 4 NNW 5 Calm 5 W NW 9 25 NNW 3 NW 6 Calm 5 Calm 3 S W 8 NNE 16 NNW 2 NNE 4 Calm 6 N 4 W NW 9 NW 5 17 Calm J Calm 3 Calm 8 W 8 SSIV 12 WNW 5 18 WNW 3 NW 2 Calm 3 WNW TO SSW 13 W 8 19 Calm 4 Calm 7 W NW 2 N N HY 14 S 8 WNW 8 30 Calm 2 Calm 3 Calm 3 Calm 4 SE 5 SSE 9 21 NNW 2 NN W 2 WSW 7 SE S W 3 Ν Ν Ε 3 WNW Calm 7 Calm Calm 3 SW 9 SSE 6 23 Calm s Calm 2 NNW 3 Calm 5 W 24 WSW 6 2.1 Calm 2 W 6 NNW 3 W NW 5 WSW 24 WSW 6 251 Calm 2 ENE 9 N N W 3 N 6 WSW I! SS 13 261 Calm 2 Calm 2 Calm 8 WNW 5 SSW 13 W WSW 2 N \ 4 NW 8 W NW 6 SSW 13 WSW 0 28 N V W 3 Calm 1 NN W 7 SS W 5 WSW 13 WSW 20 WNW 3 NN W 10 N NW 5 SW 13 SIV 15 301 Czim 2 Calm 6 NW WSW 10 13 39 Calm 7 NN W S SSE 6 ·ACCOUNT OF VBWAR 81 of the wind recorded at 8 A during the year 1899 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEYSER DECENDER D rect on Velocty Direct on Velo cty Di ect on Velo cty Drect on Velocty Drect on Velocty Drect on Velocty WSW 12 W NW SW IO Calm 3 Calm 3 NNW WSW 13 WSW 6 WSW 9 Calm 3 Calm 5 NN W 3 SW 14 SW WSW 6 NN W N NN W 4 NN W 3 SSW 12 SW 13 WSW 7 Calm 4 W 3 NN W 3 SSW 12 WSW 14 6 Calm 3 Calm 4 NN W 2 WSW 8 16 WNW 4 Calm 7 NN W + N N W 3 WSW SW 11 13 Calm 3 Calm 7 NW 3 Calm 5 W NW 13 WSW 8 NN IV 3 WSW 5 Calm 3 Calm WSW 10 W NW 7 WNW 4 Calm 4 N N W 3 10 W NW 8 NNE 5 WN W 3 Calm 3 Calm WSW WSW 3 W SW W NW 6 N W on Calm 4 Calm 3 3 WSW 15 NW 6 W NW 6 WSW 3 Calm 2 NN W 2 W SW 15 WNW 9 Calm 4 WSW 2 Calm 3 Calm 5 SW 19 WSW 12 WN W 4 Calm 4 Calm 2 Calm 3 S SW 14 WSW 25 SW 4 Calm Calm 3 Calm 1 WSW 9 W 10 SSW 6 Calm 3 Calm 3 WN W 3 WSW SW 12 WSW В Calen 3 NN W 3 NN W 2 SW WSW 14 WSW 8 Calm 4 Calm 2 Calm 2 SS W IO SW 14 SSW 7 NN W 3 LV N IV 2 Calm 3 SW 12 WSW IO WSW 8 N N IV 3 Calm 2 Calm WSW 13 WSW B SW 8 E 3 WSW 2 WN W 2 WSW tt WNW 8 S to NE 4 NW 3 Calm 3 SSW to W 9 WSW II NNE Calm + Calm 3 SW 12 9 SV O NN W 3 WN 3 VW 4 W 14 WSW WSW WSW 10 W 9 W3 W 3 NNW 2 Calm 3 WSW 14 10 SSE 6 4 NW N N V 12 W NW 8 Calm 6 AE Calm 2 Calm 2 WSW 11 NW 5 Calm 6 3 Calm 2 Caim 1 NW Calm VN V 6 N 6 Calon 3 Calm t WSW 9 Calm 3 NN 2 Calm 3 W SW 7 IY SW 10 Calm 3 Calm ·85 A VEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Stalement showing the daily obser ations of the direction and clocity JANUARY FIBIDARY Аксн 1 APRIL ALAY JUNE CO Veo sty Velo Detr rect on Dect on leo Tea cty Vrect on Drect on Vela Cly Dect on cty Drect on cty 2 Calm 2 NN 1 3 SSE 7 Calm 7 lý N 8 5 1Y 2 4 Calm 3 Calm 5 Calm W SW 7 NW 5 WS 3 2 Calm 3 NW ESE II WN11 9 Calm 4 raim 1 Calm Calm 10 Calm 11 1 N IV 4 SW 3 Calm 3 NNE Calm 4 VYWY 11 WSW 5 SSE 4 Calm 3 Calm 3 Calm 16 SSW 3 Calm 4 IVN W 31 Calm 1 Calm 2 Calm 6 Calm 12 S IV 3 W NW Calm W NW 2 W NW 9 N 5 Calm 2 Calm Calm 4 Calm 2 Calm 6 SSE Calm 3 SW 10X S NN 3 W NW Calm 6 Calm 2 WN W 2 Calm 11 3 Calo B NNE Calon 3 Calm 2 SV NW 3 Calm 5 Calm 5 Calm Calm 5 NNE 3 Calm 9 ESE 33 3 Calm 6 VNE 2 Calm 2 Calm 2 Calm 2 SSE 14 6 Calm NN 1 2 Calm 3 11 NW 4 Calm 4 SIV 15 Calm 3 IVN W 5 NN W 6 N NE 3 Calm 7 11 SW 16 S Calm 1 Caim 9 Calm 10 NN 1 1 Calm 5 SW 6 Calm 6 Calm 7 Calm 6 Calm 2 S 5 WS 18 NNE 5 Calm 10 HSW IVN W 4 Vợ N 8 5 SW 19 4 Celos 1 N NE 30 SSW 5 EN E 3 Calm 5 WSW 20 Calon 2 Calm WSW SW 2 Calm 5 WSW 21 Calm 1 Caim 10 Calm 13 S 2 NN W WSW 22 7 Calm Calm 5 Calm 17 WNW a IN W 5 WSW 23 Calm 2 Calm 3 N 17 Calm 3 IV SW 5 WSW 24 $ ESE 5 WYN 4 Calm 5 4 WSW 5 WSW NW 8 Calm 6 Calm 6 NNE NE NE 5 IV IV S VY ac 2 Cain 7 Calm NN 6 S WNW 6 S 37 2 Calm 2 Calm 7 IV NW 8 ESE W NW 5 WS 1 7 YN W 1 Culm Calon f Calm 3 W NW 4 SW 39 2 Carm 6 Calot W NW WYN W 2 NN SY 5 NNW S V NW 3 W NI 3 Calm 34 NW 7 6 WY ·ACCOUNT OF MEIYAR of the wound recorded at SAV during the year 1900. JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Velo city Direction Velocity Direct on Velo city Direction Velo cty Direction Velocity Direction Velo-1 Direction city 3 SW Calm 1 W.NW Calm Calm . Calm 1 5 WSW 1 ESE Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm 7 SW 1 Calm NW Calm Calm Calm 6 WSW 1 FSE Ca'm Calm 1 Calm Calm B W 1 Calm . Ca'm Calm I Calm Calm + W NW Calm Calm 1 Calm I WN W 1 Calm 5 W Calm 1 SV 3 Calm I Calm Calm 4 WSW Crim t WSW 1 Calin Calma .. Calm Calm 3 Calmt + Calm Calm . Calm 3 SW SSE 1 1 Calm Calor I NN W > Calm 3 SSW W W Calm Calm 1 Calm t Cals 3 WS 1 WN Calm Calm 2 Calm 2 Calm Calm 3 Calm Calm Calm Calm 2 Calm t N NE WN 1 Calm Calm 3 Cam 2 Calm 1 Calm 2 W Calm Calm China $ WN WSW 2 WN . Calm 1 Calm 1 Calm 6 SY WSW 3 WSW 1 Calm 1 Calm I Calm W SW 4 IV RW ! VN V 1 Calm Calm 1 NW 4 WSV 1 IVN W WN W Calm Calm 1 Cain 3 W NW 3 W NW 1 Calm Calm Cim 4 NY 3 WN 4 WSW Calm 1 Calm Calm 1 Calm $ WSW 5 WSW 3 Calm 1 W NW 1 Calm 1 WSW 2 WSW 1 Calm Calm Calm 1 Calm Calm WSW 2 NE Calm Calm 4 WSW 2 Calm SW 2 NE Calm Calm 4 Calm T Cala Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm 1 Cain 1 Calm 1 W NW Calm ? Calm Caim 2 Calm 1 NN V 1 SSE Calm Cain ANW 1 Calm 3 IV NW 1 Calm 1 Calm Calm Y א א 2 W.SW 3 H Cam Calm Calm 1 N + Calm WS Calm Calon ·90 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Slaternent showing the daily observations of the direction and velocity JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Ielo city Drection Velocty Direction Velo cty Direction Velocity Direct on Velo City Direction Veloс ty Direction 1 1 NN W 2 NN W 2 Calm 3 WN W 3 WSW 10 2 1 Calm 2 WN W 2 Calm 2 Calm 5 NW 7 W N 1 3 2 Calm 2 NNW 2 Calm 3 Calm 4 N. W 8 WSW 4 N Calm 2 Calm 3 Calm 5 WSW 9 WSW 5 2 WSW 5 Calm 3 Calm 6 Calm IO WS IV TO WSW 6 1 IV S IV 5 Calm 2 Calm 5 Calm IO WSW 6 Calm WSW - 5 N 1 7 Calm 5 Calm 6 SSW 2 Calm N 2 Calna 6 Calm 4 S HY SS \ 5 WSW g! 2 Calm 2 NNW 3 WSW 3 W NW 7 W 2 Calm IO 2 Calm 3 VN W 3 Calm 3 5 SSE 2 W It I NN W 3 Calm 2 Calm 2 W NW 4 Calm 7 SW I 2 2 NN W 3 Calm 2 Calo 5 Calm 4 Calm 17 WS) 13 3 Calm 3 Calm 4 Calm 5 Calm 4 Calm IO WSW 14 8 WSW 2 Calm 3 Calm 6 w 4 W NW 12 WSW 15 7 Calm 2 Calm 3 Calm 6 Calm 8 IVN W 15 W S 11 16 2 Calm 2 NNW 2 Calm Calm 2 W 10 SY S Vy 17 1 Calm 3 Calm 2 Calm 4 W NW 10 WN W 12 WSW 18 2 NN W 2 WSW 2 NN W 2 NN W 6 W NW 9 WSW 19 2 ENE 4 WN W 4 Calm 3 Calm 7 WSW 10 S IV 20 2 WY 3 Calm 4 Calm 6 Calm 8 SSW 12 W SW 21 4 Ε Ν Ε 2 Calm 7 N. \ W 8 SW 16 SW 22 3 N N V 7 SW Calm 5 Calm 9 SW 12 W S 1 23 3 Calm 2 Calm 3 SW 4 ESE 7 W.SW I 2 WSW 2 N NW 2 Calm 7 Calm 6 NN SY 3 Calm to W S VY 25 3 NN W Calm 3 Calm 4 Calm 5 Calm 8 WS HY 26 2 NW 3 Calm 2 Calm 1 Calm 3 NN W 5 VY 27 2 NN 2 NAV 2 Calm 2 Calm 6 WNW 4 Calm 28 N . 4 Calm 3 Calm SE 7 N NW 4 Calm 29 2 SW 2 Calm 2 Calm 8 NN W IV SW 30 3 2 SSE 2 Calm 7 Calm W SW 31 WN WY 5 Calm 8 IV SW ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. of the wind recorded at 8 A.M. during the year 1901. JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBAR Drcrmer, Velow Velo city. Velo Direction. Direction Velo Velo city Directo. Velocity, Direction, Direction city. city Dir, city 9 W.SW. V 9 5 2 Calm 1 Caim 1 7 W. S. W. 4 S. S. IV. 7 Calm 1 Calm 1 5 N. N. W. 3 Calm 9 W.SW. 2 Calm 1 Calm CA!) 7 W. 2 Calm 7 W. S. W. 1 Calm 1 Calm 1 Can IO 2 W. N. W 4 S. W. 3 Calm 1 Calm Calis) .. 13 W.S W. $. W. 7 S. W. 1 Calm 1 Calm 1 Calon 9 S. W. 6 S. W. 4 W S. W. 3 Calon Calm Cain 6 W. 7 S. W. 4 Calm 4 Calm 1 Calm 1 8 S.S. W. 8 W. S.W. 2 Calm 4 Calm T Calm 1 N.:1,9, 8 W. S.W. 7 W. 3 Calin 3 WN. W 1 Calm ? Cabin 9 W.N. W. 6 W.N, W. 5 Sw. 1 Calm Calm 1 CA 15 S.S. W. 5 W N. W. 4 Calm 2 Calm 2 Calm 1 Cal 14 W.S. W. 5 W. S.W. 4 Calm 2 Calm 1 Calm 1 Czten 12 S. S. W. 4 W. S. W. 3 W.N. W 2 Calm 1 Calm 1 C: TY Sw. 2 Calm 2 Calm 1 Calm 1 Calm 1 Caltes 9 W. 5 W.S. W. 1 Calin 2 Calm 1 Calm T Calon 7 W.N.W. 3 w. 3 N 4 1 Calm Cairo 6 W.N.W Calm 3 Calm 2 N. Calm Calm 4 W. S.W. 1 Calm 3 Calm 2 Calm Calca I Calm 6 W. S.W. 2 W. 4 Calm 1 .. Calm d. . Ca'm 9 S. W. 6 $w. ... 5 Calm Calm oc 1 Calm 7 W. 6 S. W. 10. 3 Calm 1 Calm 1 Calen 8 W.SW. 6 W.SW. 3 ta Calm 3 1 Calm N.N, W. Calm 7 W. N. v. 9 W. S.W. art 1 Calm 1 1 Calm 4 N. N. W. 8 S. W. 000 t Calm t W.N. W. 1 Calen 3 N. 7 W.N. W. W.SW. 1 Calin 1 Cnim t Calta 2 Calm 4 Calm 1 Calm 1 Calni 5 Calm 3 V.S W. 6 W. S. W. WY. N. W. W.N. W. 2 N. IY. W. S. W. 1 CA SW. Calm 6 ... Calm 1 Calor 1 N. IV. 3 Calm 920 Calo t N. N. IV. 6 3 W.N.W. Calm ·ASDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statemert shining the daily obsertations of the durciron ard -rld ty JUULARY ドをさします Marcy AFRIC SAT ta Velotecnon Tect on Date Telos aty De son DESOL Duertos DE ON Calm 1 Calm 1 Caim Calm Calm 2 Calm 1 Calm $ Calm Calm 5 Calm 3 Cam t Calm Cal 2 Calm 3 Calm TO 4 Cam t Cain Calm 2 Calm 7 Calm 9 5 1 N1 + N 1 Calm 2 Calm S 11 2 17 6 א א א 4 Calm Calm 2 Calm 5 11 SW 7 Z Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 W NW 8 9 WSW S 2 Calm 2 Laim N 4 Calm 10 S 15 1 S TV 9 1 (alms 1 Calm Cam 8 SS R$ 31 TO Calm Calm Calm Calm L Calm 2 Calm 8 S. 6 W12 7 Cam . Calm 3 Calm 9 4 SSE J3 1 Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm 8 VS1 SSW 73 7 Can 1 Calm 3 Lalm 5 Calm 7 W S1 6 SSE Calm 2 Calm 1 Cim 5 Calm 12 11 S1 7 SSE 45 + Cim Cam Calm 4 Calma 11 S 12 9 SS11 TO Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 Calm 7 S 9 1 SW 17 Calm Calm 4 Calm 6 S 11 9 SW SW 18 7 Calm Calm 8 USH 2 6 V 15 S18 1 Cama 2 Calm 7 HS11 2 6 12 SSW 20 4 Calm 4 Calm 5 SS18 13 SS1 21 Calm 2 Calm N 4 10 N1 17 1 SW 12 Calm 3 NNE 1 Calm W 1 Calm 7 11 SW 23 3 Calm 7 Calm $ WS S S 11 9 71 3 Ca m ** Calm 6 Calm 8 12 25, 1 Calm 7 Calm I Calm 13 16 11 S1 SW 9 25 1 Caim Calm Calm 12 Calm 11 S 11 7 SSE Calm 1 Calm Calm 1 9 6 Calm 28 7 Calt Calm + Calm 2 Calin 6 3 W S Calm Cal 1 Calm IV SW 5 Cam 32 7 Calm 1 Calm 2 WYN Y S. Ja 4 31 3 Calm Calm 6 IV S IV ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 93 of the wind recorded at 8 AM during the year 1902 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBUR Velo cty Drecton Velocity Duect on Velocty Drection Velo city Direct on Velo city Direction Vel city Direct on 8 SSW 14 WSW Calm Calm 1 Calm Chlm 8 SW II SW f Calm Calm 2 Calm Calm 5 Calm 8 WSW 1 NNE Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 Calm 8 WSW 5 SSW Calm 1 Calm Calm 3 NW 8 WSW SSE Calm Calm Calm 3 NW 6 WSW Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 Cain 2 Calm 6 W 3 WSW I Calm Calm Calm * 2 Calm 7 SSW 4 w. 2 Calm Calm 1 Calm 2 SSE 7 W 2 Calm I Calm Calm 1 Calm 3 SSE 9 SW 1 Calm Calm Calm 1 Calm 3 Calm 13 WSW 1 W Calm Calın 2 Calm 8 SSW 12 SW 4 Calm I Calm Calm Calm 9 W 5 SW 3 Calm Calm Calm 1 Calm 4 SSW 8 W 3 Calm t Calm 1 Calm I Calm 3 Calm 5 Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm I Calm 4 SW 1 Calm 1 Calm Calm 1 Calm 3 W 5 WNW 3 Calm 2 WNW 1 Calm Calm 2 Calm 8 W W NW 1 Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 Calm 9 WSW 2 SW I Calm 2 Calm Calm 1 Calm 9 W 2 Calm Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm 9 W 2 Calm 1 Calm Calm Calm 1 Cahui 8 SW 2 EN W 2 Calm Calm Calm Calm 7 SV SW 3 Calm 1 Calm Calm (aim Calm 10 W S IV 5 SV Calm Calm 1 Calm Calin 15 WY 3 2 Calm 1 Calm 1 Calm 9 N 15 WSW 3 2 Calm 1 Calm Calm VN W 12 SV W NW 2 W SW Calm Calm 3 Calm 7 WV S W 2 W NW 2 Calm Calm Calm 3 Calm 6 Sv. 3 Calm 2 Calm 1 Calm Calm 2 Calon 4 WYS WV s SE Calm Calm Calm 2 NN W 5 WSW 3 Calon 3 Calm Calm ·95 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Darly readings of jfaximum and Dry Minimum Temperature JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Max mum Dry Mn mum Vax mum Dry Nomur Var mum Dry va tum Max mom Dry M Miar mum Dry M mum Mar mum DY VD mum תזטה 1 869 669 95 7 69 + 1050 849 102 880 6 2 700 544 978 663 1061 816 1019 820 3 702 423 973 705 1 56 830 1065811 4 762 397 TOO 2 645 1070 78 6 1043 838 5 So 8 413 1018 831 635 YOSO 772 1044 69 0 108 3 796 1042 6 8,5 473 971 80 6 7 879 193 990 6 + 1055 86 + 1032 8 2 8 924 526 1000 698 994 798 1013 816 9 971 675 1018 (54 970 76 7 1038 831 IO 882 589 1035 67 5 994 75 7 1017 76+ 11 90 5 59 5 1048 653 946 768 1001 76 7 12 921 56 5 10,6 712 938 742 994 782 13 595 107 4 744 95 2 804 6, co 9,8 968 14 62 6 ICOS 790 96 7 64 5 990 775 15 935 216 10, 8 778 98 8 6) 873 733 16 950 61 5 1040 168 978 17 96 2 60 6 1046 760 97 0 18 93 2 703 1038 73 4 93 769 987 278 715 931 76 ) 763 787 65 o 93 2 778 700 950 76 7 984 19 894 615 10.12 730 974 20 869 583 105 2 688 100+ 21 873 588 IOS 3 766 $52 774 774 1030 790 1061 22 932 547 1060 791 932 756 23 986 569 1073 819 1069 82 2 93 + 761 24 100 2 612 1076 84 + 108 $56 934 755 66 25 861 526 63 8 1032 84 2106 833 9 6 985 064 26 8 500 664 106 + 454 1047 78 8 93 6 759 27 965 518 978 6,8 1055 84 5 1038 78.4 973 797 28 931 578 991 716 1043 850t 68 82 + 9,6 791 29 99 8 680 071 80 7 1036 797 942 778 30 IOT 6 764 107 1 844 1070 869 936 1 763 31 99 7 770 1066 824 ·ACCOUNT OF NOWAR 97 recorded at 4 pv and 8 All, respecticely for the year 1898 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBIK OCTOBER Novembar DECEMBER Blan) 到可 Dry Dry Man 2 Man: UUD Dry Mart Mau Mint Dry Vinimum Mari mun Dry Minimum Max) num Dry Mint mum Minimum פעם tum mum 935 77 5 817 753 782 720 916 665 924 61 6 833 St 4 941 776 866 744 837 721 928 655 911 63 7 82.4 554 98 794 882 750 864 727 93 6 680 890 554 B: 7 522 964 799 826 745 865 726 951 66 3 86 5 760 582 563 635 90 5 720 854 736 845 723 96 690 810 75 2 564 848 749 881 730 858 729 968 653 828 567 783 584 824 736 856 740 882 704 643 81 5 583 623 576 842 984 059 717 854 734 91 + 700 821 635 574 67 5 57 4 86 4 740 849 722 920 726 954 616 843 612 727 615 870 768 851 725 SI 2 735 945 554 872 614 753 621 864 761 866 720 924 729 91 4 59 3 894 58 a 80 5 58 5 852 724 860 723 883 710 920 609 90 6 ? 781 570 897 760 883 729 856 700 934 598 gor 57 5 717 523 850 776 871 726 859 704 961 60 5 912 564 70 5 469 884 76 4 884 71 G 840 723 964 643 DOS 631 72 5 408 878 752 892 724 915 707 911 674 899 593 76 5 431 875 729 91 7 740 869 705 91 4 646 903 558 823 443 894 751 909 744 878 697 956 62 5 91 2 581 836461 839 756 872 74 7 87 4 694 955 63 4 854 61 8 7 67 503 864 73'1 84 0 730 B6 6,1 05 4 626 856 503 791 513 88 2 739 87 8 734 88 650 952 637 871 504 75 T $29 got 745 870 732 B94 652 94 1 бо 9 909 573 715 493 888 75 9 861 736 906 655 944 бо 2 887 563 732 487 89 5 742 858 742 938 701 935 61 3 877 543 924 767 463 Bo 9 534 754 877 741 933 693 917 ? 873 609 753 81 2 711 946 686 907 567 881 596 781 3 92! 757 838 71 8 928 630 90 6 57 873 555 754 469 876 737 720 006 ga 2 5+ 3 B52 55't 678 696 749 462 849 75+ 844 732 877 908 563 831 53 + 169461 E63 756 876 721 914 692 934 $7+ 830 512 123604 $43 747 899 710 933 585 69 8434 ·99 A MEDICO TOPOGRARHICAL Slatement showing the daily readings of the maximumland JANUARY CEDREARY MARCH MAY APRIL JUNE Date Max MD mum Maz mum Man nium Max mum Max mum M TUT Max mum Max - MA mum mum mum מזנון mum 677 t 443 809 706 491 8,7 956 554 702 1009 743 101 5 823 6,1 688 2 402 94 5 491 792 966 572 99 4 710 1033 386 835 52 2 897 3 786 1004 548 634 998 69 5 101 ! 640 4 | 644 674 426 763 785 66 3 1002 524 924 101 3 543 71 2 956 818 424 813 51 I 942 ? 101 3 5 71 5 981 659 To34 6 681 42 2 831 774 537 940 656 1019 671 747 59 2 983 673 373 771 48 5 80 5 624 912 • 99 5 71 2 740 100 5 992 ܯ ܗ ܚ ܗ 8 68.4 828 35 1 778 537 938 738 1026 576 1013 71 8 1002 826 303 715 811 9 51 3 948 595 101 8 765 100 6 753 1058 1 780 821 10 39 5 998 988 85 бо о 792 528 75 2 1050 1004 812 40 1 815 778 57 5 937 573 80 51019 907 741 1070 12 84 2 413 833 463 619 3 100 3 724 1053 821 103 6811 81 3 1048 808 791 855 ܝܘ 47 2 سي 622 900 1056 102 872 2 81 6 748 14 472 792 1044 843 49 5 918 614 7611084 1014 461 15 720 823 572 935 966693 57 1 10' 2 794 746 1077 708 16 752 469 81 1 482 904 608 8, 699 7 989 76 3 1066 80 4 17 755 391 79 8 44 8 829 1021 879 564 9442 656 1019 613 984 18 714 779 81 6 1002 42 + 834 896 476 946 57 2 SOI 19 795 92 2 856 421 703 526 893 624 673 1026 93 9 948 846 784 72 2 405 529 215 919 57 1 835 873 694 1004 645989 825 817 21 40 7 51 2 941 772 61 5 963 982 726 768 31 84 436 883 507 974 611 782 71 4 974 464 23 825 90 6 876733 520 617 TOO 2 976 770 706 971 86 8 810 7 733 876 64 1032 96 6 P 703 766 992 799 827 4.7 513 TOI 5 724 933 72 1 1010 26 771 451 828 Воо 95 9 708 802 856 748 774 8S9 763 43 992 774 92 1 691 TOO 6 27 783 473 64 53 1 975 724 910 657 997 3 75+ 839 502 429 361 666 6,1 934 78 4 993 899770 888 764 63 29 524 957 672 63 2 763 945 97 5 75 5 949 626 988 761 706 99 5 792 91 2 606 31 562 100 2 4> 9 649 79 2 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 99 minimum thermometers recorded at 4PM and 8 AN during the year 1899 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER ОстовBg NOVEMBER DICEMBAR Mat- MAX mum Mn tnum Max mum Max mum M1 mura Max hium MO mum Mlax mum Mo mum Max TUTTI mum mum COS 769 86 6 742 91 1 737 100 71 3 93 8 бо 5 876 532 go 8 955 764 914 117 101 7 752 925 бо 9 890 534 767 764 90'2 976 753 916 731 102 744 93 8 616 868 53 1 88 3 762 93 8 745 946 701 102 2 701 911 621 86 2 527 853 769 91 2 749 902 72 4 993 771 920 609 86 1 54 90 2 771 go 6 743 892 733 997 708 900 57 3 854 547 891 762 90+ 753 965 720 1OO O 66 4 889 601 835 55 1 818 756 93 8 746 976 756 100 O 723 881 530 814 51 9 815 707 962 761 1009 749 98 9 78 5 884 5+1 80 8 55 8 846 753 1009 783 100 5 781 935 765 874 600 786 507 892 748 991 81 8 999 799 95 2 702 844 57 8 79 7 52 8 875 746 993 789 1017 81 2 981 68 5 868 508 738 586 873 737 854 768 1002 792 1OOO 70 7 go 3 522 742 562 894 753 869 743 957 748 974 656 917 590 80 s 528 845 744 887 73 5 9,5 770 623 903 613 83 4 571 978 966 876 741 9II 747 952 74 5 613 911 65 3 841 570 860 746 914 753 917 723 99 5 633 876 58 2 80 4 575 896 756 744 919 736 1000 711 89 60 6 829 56 a 914 898 894 75+ 743 975 735 100 I 700 897 59 5 821 542 87 5 762 914 742 93 6 75 1 93 6 701 891 600 81 0 539 877 753 942 753 93 + 753 96 2 745 896 643 833 510 899 758 939 754 906 724 946 71 3 894 609 848 5? 3 93 4 760 95 ! 761 91 4 72 3 92 691 885 60 0 851 54 5 916 753 94 5 714 91 8 721 go 8 67 4 627 834 536 85 5 848 907 743 93 4 75 8 909 914 641 634 824 543 977 941 737 919 757 693 66 2 844 93+ 62 1 857 53 5 925 738 976 75 5 9$ 3 700 921 69 0 835 556 826 541 741 91 5 921 754 961 692 653 901 843 S? 3 65+ 524 902 144 936 *72 97 5 €90 928 56! 655 51 6 EOS 56 u 936 73! 935 67 99 699 946 592 61 524 $57 965 245 938 747 of 84 436 ·100 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Darly readings of the maximum and 175mmum }\NUARY FEBRUARY BARCH APRIL Star JUNE Date Mari 8137 Buttu Mini 13 253 Atual 1 or DUM Ataxi mum Maxi Maxi mu M Maai mum thund mum מטה zum 1 847 802 585 783 503 017 914 960 817 1006 7341047 821 2 541 553 637 407 9,6 823 70 8 1059 98 3809 3 803 53! 798 51 5 866 628 go! 713 1066 794 1033 4 775 513 790 522 836 878 601 92 + 701 102 756 1059 812 5 83 4 53 ? 820 537 835 60 7 802 103 061 706 1005 665 978 6 864 462 823 747 47% 832 Iso 633 584 792 1063 729 1058 7 774 478 793 771 529 86+ 96.4 763 970 8 743 563 B: 5 570 581 833 95 955 723 920 622 75 703 4 785 1026 9 736 484 88 4 783 004 883 557 99 a ܘ ܗ ܘ ܂ 704 429 863 793 607 730 1060 580 969 899 662 101 5 895 672 1024 It 735 473 843 574 93 2 61 2 795 1059 12 &82 80+ 333 8: S 51 3 950 617 944 733 1083 69 5 1023 13 840 50 2 833 798 53 6 611 953 68 4 975 765 1124 90 5 986 753 486 803 775 564 625 1001 746 955 68 4 1103 15 737 432 791 700 518 994 642 1028 767 95461 4 taz 8 16 719 B07 421 835 540 058 999 947 1023 734 80 5922 17 681 Bot 447 866 63 608 048 985 1033 99 S 20-2038 18 63 + 438 795 565 797 925 752 1008 77 15204 765955 798084 ar2 19 656 400 8095 570 ،دو 745 1037 791 toag 70 763 805 783 50 5 953 724 1064 8221023 803 Sol 4 563 500 21 753 80 9 821 539 893 630 1067 82 5 2006 783 998 33 734 420 843 939 798 573 1006 79 1 202 $ 837 736 423 541 577 925 999 873 750 1011 03 180 847 SS 68 6 400 603 7D 928 794 657 9734 638 947 911 988789 25 598 633 542 762 991 785083 765 105 1 934 26 455 828 568 77 $ 71 2 861 952 972 974 65 5 637 805 51 807 523 942 717 973 773 1036833 99'1 33 742 509 84 $51 746 97 9 6791043 853 TOZ3 29 749 878 30$ 958 71 3 664 IOS 3 994 828 1053 37 753 541 693 2013 750 1061 843 1033 965 030 745 $35 625 1035 837 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 101 thermometers recorded at 4 P.ll. and & A 3. during the year 1900. JULY AUGUST. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECANDE Mart mm M11n mum daximum Mini tum Maxt mum M mum Maxi toum 1101 mum Maxi mum Maxi ກາກາ murd Marmum mum 103 81 2 865 743 79 8 708 865 631 919 572 88 532 1025 80 8 883 754 752 700 876 59 2 906 583 84 2 543 too 6 787 903 75 4 80 2 739 878 58 8 895 56 3 845 535 1001 73 5 901 762 805 72 7 833 592 883 562 840 562 два 792 892 722 83 5 732 880 607 89 5 539 798 524 953 783 80 2 76 a 802 730 880 88+ 543 75 8 510 634 63 6 95 6 783 826 743 82 5 734 883 908 538 758 53 Z 958 792 803 722 820 732 892 652 542 780 528 Ego 878 974 792 823 730 842 732 869 59 S 53 3 973 80 I 851 736 840 728 866 552 876 525 845 534 819 531 778568 810 582 977 750 853 753 865 739 875 512 891 532 795 742 868 762 869 729 896 572 873 532 go 3 772 813 754 86 5 750 911 604 857 53 6 824 542 882 72 3 876 825 752 745 61 2 907 850 82 1 52 8 55 883 78 6 822 713 844 742 893 54 1 842 530 739 472 891 764 81 2 732 872 742 89 8 580 845 58 0 730 45 8 907 759 80 8 725 860 730 894 57 8 805 53 ! 742 498 028 755 842 725 869 710 899 59 816 574 78 8 529 921 771 855 731 852 708 906 601 836 590 821 SSO 93 6 786 86 74 5 848 700 910 61 2 841 $73 790 51 5 93 6 788 855 732 871 71 2 895 594 854 568 931 782 78 5 702 847 690 892 595 855 597 724464 748 493 783 S23 81 (62 933 792 803 728 857 725 88 4 632 833 57 S 957 268 822 732 723 875 615 819 S71 93 + 757 820 722 854 838 842 713 868 570 817 S19731 470 923 75 818 71 2 723 848 549 763 50 740 463 Is 8 838 $65 7:3 845 SJ S 830 525 720 534 934 73 2 878 739 875 67 3 864 542 843 523 722 498 898 76+ 829 738 8,6 640 863 552 850 S01 679447 696 762 $25 721 874 633 865 SS 9 834 SOS 773 4 91 1 758 808 72 2 904 576 671 ·102 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the maximum FEBRUARY JANLARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date Mlax. MB Maxi Alati mum 11 m mum Maxi mum Mint ຕບດ Maxi mum. M10 Maxi mum mum Mini mum Minmum mum mum mum 1 846 673 490 554 855 55 8 934 80 2 1093 82 5 702 1040 2 ნა 0 850 582 451 86 2 550 956 69 0 104 6 8- 01035 825 3 68 8 814 619 884 584 984 434 67 5 1045 80 2 827 1004 45 662 81 2 45 I 588 88 5 981 623 80 6 702 93 5 772 1003 5 681 77 1 480 89 2 57 5 99 I 675 423 910 692 815 732 6 68 8 41 2 723 432 8,5 55 8 98 4 653 760 940 7301010 7 705 411 725 39 3 863 652 982 ნა 2 770 990 745 103 ? 8 507 731 451 835 575 984 803 633 99 2 744 1085 55 9 6,6 9 861 50 8 749 597 857 51 8 990 733 100 6 778 1104 ΤΟ 63 4 41 1 880 746 521 533 1000 832 68 8 1034 772 rog 8 11 728 431 745 806 520 904 532 995 732 1044 742 103 3 t2 824 +21 723 537 914 67 0 103 5 798 769 | 1034 705 II 1 13 763 555 730 880 410 570 810 100 5 I02 2 792 80 2 1072 674 54 3 74 1 916 405 546 803 1020 783 76 2 1060 973 15 673 381 744 44 1 939 562 1004 796 69 2 1020 842 1000 16 671 39 0 766 51 9 928 563 98 8 791 681 980 78 2 1019 17 720 430 779 55 94 I 567 96 5 716 982 79 8 79 5 ro28 18 696 434 781 525 813 935 588 979 638 1020 80 = 1048 19 753 42 1 723 793 50 I 95 3 622 978 62 2 103 1 823 1020 20 727 508 501 970 622 955 781 665 1048 799 1005 704 676 27 775 534 410 95 2 642 775 935 68 8 1037 815968 23 715 529 469 705 948 655 945 803 67 4 Ios 8 772 972 23 778 45 1 718 471 896 66 7 942 68 2 1050 79 8 715 994 24 SI 2 483 736 89 + 409 786 61 8 975 783 996 789 99 3 811 25 816 485 781 426 919 596 63 5 1056 642 1076 66 3 1084 098 26 462 8 8 434 642 1008 812 925 744 754 781 27 46 0 870 511 972 62 3 1038 718 1032 875 768 928 315 477 85 61 5 623 toi 6 72 2 1086 855 966 783 973 937 8.40 629 521 100 6 86 2 733 1094 $81 797 822 532 973 624 toto 731 1038 846 971 77 ! 832 SSO 973 662 10S 830 ·ACCOUNT OP MEWIR 103 and minimum thermometers recorded during the year 1901 JULY AUOUST SEPTEMBER NOVEMAER OCTOBER DCCE !BE1 Max Maxi mum M mum Maxi mum M mum Max mm MI mum ΜΙΑ mum Nax อน1 Mn num Mit M mum מבט מח m 993 781 81 2 746 6 5 740 94 4 62 5 870 493 96 2 Hot 878 142 843 723 965 930 52 3 866 49 T 107 2 8.4 5 762 840 72 2 908 637 918 57 6 871 SO 3 858 8,0 1052 830 74 6 834 715 958 €60 96 873 55 2 494 964 825 892 756 €50 708 96 z 63 3 924 5+7 821 511 96 0 80 2 750 835 71 2 95 8 728 91 5 55 3 812 535 798 783 925 824 23 3 683 965 711 go 3 541 8 + 50 2 891 750 1 847 734 867 681 93 704 90 522 82 5 499 926 775 851 735 873 680 98 68 2 911 go 9 524 491 912 775 86 2 72 5 86 68 8 95 5 8> 2 693 520 910 773 804 75 1 873 700 95 8 67 5 8.42 512 823 45 4 914 764 799 732 €67 665 95 9 671 847 826 511 .456 929 795 77 1 873 бу о 681 731 95 8 854 805 519 480 919 771 839 733 89 9 68 1 950 67 5 806 849 545 475 931 825 773 720 896 691 923 61 841 84 57 I 484 9. 2 771 879 703 911 68 5 908 691 854 810 52 5 534 976 801 86 0 748 920 76 2 902 72 7 357 7S 772 581 971 754 854 742 020 650 89 2 72 7 849 55 736 55: 89 5 775 87 2 73 + 935 65 8 934 713 8,3 801 512 489 SS 2 75 5 86 5 863 740 929 736 St 2 794 40+ 89 o 760 80 ) 752 93 6 69 3 86 496 84 5! 2 914 762 825 725 919 69 3 841 49 2 81 2 Stt 916 771 825 723 955 663 831 530 787 508 916 700 830 721 955 630 812 53 5 776 535 B16 755 884 122 956 65 3 95 2 61 2 813 5 7 730 S4 86 8 755 8S3 713 914 63 93 627 785 532 81 6 511 8S 74 7 876 75+ G3 678 931 83 0 448 75 5 $21 891 738 866 752 93 669 9 5 $46 452 744 698 67 2 453 870 730 856 729 946 8SO 472 742 86 s 756 6. ၄ 731 052 (55 879 492 756 152 871 755 898 730 9,5 652 763 521 ·104 A M&DICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the maximum JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUVE, Date Maxi Maxi mum Midimum Mini mum Maxi Inum Mini Maxi mum M1191 mum Mars mum MIDI mur Marr Min OUT. mun mum mum I 77 6 420 772 436 93 0 582 1004 713 10.6 5 792 10:44 842 763 413 754 473 932 585 999 720 1055 798 1063 852 3 774 428 768 413 946 576 100 5 69 4 1065 773 1070 80 4 715 432 850 462 968 591 982 66 2 1080 740 1030 842 S 693 434 774 512 949 643 954 611080 781 996 81 2 6 6S 432 78 2 443 95 2 620 965 668 1085 82 1 roz 6 791 7 66 6 47 2 752 433 932 687 954 811 751 103 8 827 1025 692 978 78 1 1oso 8 75 0 494 766 382 920 632 972 829 9 787 562 79 8 38 9 911 985 | 720 960 702 1070 852 10 790 50-6 834 41 8 947 55 4 63 2 63 0 102 1 662 97 07661056 812 786 540 872 451 915 1013 694 986 78 2 1023 842 12 771 45 2 831 539 88 5 603 100 6 71 21004 775 3S 817 13 783 432 680 570 92 0 58 3 994 731 972 80! 945 775 93 91 763 14 824 461 875 562 95 6 566 101 5 717 92 2 737 15 819 475 861 562 98 4 62 5 10 21 743 978 73 4 95 0765 16 80 510 86 0 983 71 2 too 5758 999 799 953 770 523 584 17 775 52 0 880 968 700 1020 81 102 6 800 962 773 18 790 50 2 897 58 2 970 1012 800 942 772 783 762 751 (103 6 762 1046 19 435 851 550 944 1042 816 865 770 876 878 20 497 840 55 8 950 642 1008 825 IOIO 765 22 912 532 830 540 898 665 FOI 5 804 1032 795 924 822 93 5 78 0938 772 22 90 5 552 865 522 948 610 1028 711 1016 774 23 884 603 870 528 662 TUO 4 80': 1040 813 951 778 954 034 2+ 845 476 g! 5 586 680 990 775 1044 82 5 920 750 25 82 8 531 904 554 996 31 65 9 101 8143 or 5 814 958 770 26 893 51 8 532 too 3 756 IOI 4 798 102 5 80 2 903 886 968789 974 738 27 898 512 51 2 972 734 1010 760 1041 837 28 €60 31 : 917 537 95 3 642 1030 660 1062 8.4 2 rols 772 29 790 589 ... 963 640 1049 66 0 1059 878 935813 8.41 982 79 8 3) 780 476 99 1 67: 1036 750 Togo 31 723 100 2 6,2 1075 864 ·ACCOUNT OP MEWAR 105 and minimum thermometers recorded during the year 1909 July AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOYINBFL DECEMBER Mar) Mum MD tuu Mazi mum. MOHmum Hart tum Mini mura Maxi mum MAI mum' Max mum- Moch Max! M101 muta ten mum 97 5 795 91 752 8700 74 1 865 660 830 60 2 780 472 998 912 750 908 760 662 843 5+3 776 474 790 80 2 879 891 tooo g. 8 760 816 740 662 855 537 793 46 0 100 2 802 93 0 754 840 71 8 90 5 666 870 534 813 SI 2 975 822 932 764 838 730 899 663 890 541 792 494 98 0 762 93 0 752 848 740 913 662 882 522 785 502 99 7 762 93 I 732 8,2 735 892 62 4 880 528 782 596 982 760 913 768 850 728 913 622 876 550 773 533 928 768 899 762 885 700 905 643 868 543 768 453 975 74 5 765 896 75 1 902 62 2 876 532 771 450 903 891 1005 751 755 876 760 905 61 2 875 52 0 75 5 502 998 766 913 750 890 742 905 504 867 532 751 61 5 97 4 79 8 90 760 902 71 2 go 8 66 8 854 562 700 611 704 80 5 93 6 763 885 734 62 2 850 540 80 o 60 8 840 855 824 765 95 7 762 go 2 733 621 82 0 533 816 564 93 8 713 960 771 883 720 890 62 4 501 840 562 830 840 86 5 772 970 77 1 883 730 915 666 491 833 542 830 742 976 80 2 720 896 692 83 8 48 8 815 522 855 69 8 978 776 704 890 663 839 502 763 546 8,0 8.48 89 8 762 982 750 733 88 5 608 832 50 2 76 4458 go o 762 B12 732 846 720 886 634 835 522 71 6 47 6 831 772 825 740 885 67 3 890 634 826 538 714 411 86 2 758 85 4 722 86 2 68 3 go 5 621 839 50 5 704 395 69 5 365 904 168 875 731 86 1 652 913 642 832 493 91 5 77 2 854 754 61 7 892 620 820 498 692 36 7 855 836 89 771 863 746 610 872 ნა0 820 496 699 36 2 903 765 840 735 846 641 870 633 80 5 492 690 352 916 770 843 876 642 852 383 783 458 732 35" 91 0 772 814 703 48 650 846 548 178 483 777 398 893 265 80S 713 8,6 638 840 540 773 473 93 6 752 817 722 834 590 ·106 A MBDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement skozing the daily readings of the maximum MARCA. APRIL BAY JUNE JANUARY FEBRUARY Date Maxi Miti mum Ma11 Mati to un Miintmum M101 trum Mars mum MD1 mum Max mum Waxr 11 mum cum Trium SID 686 38: 778 872 800 438 672 72 4 1038 1 53 6 1027 542 1046 782 816 725 1070 764 842 2 442 746 40 2 642 850 416 540 1048 772 772 854 703 1095 50 2 749 635 3 832 880 746 51 6 4 610 775 51 8 790 613 TOS? 775 1042 813 620 76 3 1038 5 765 878 797 440 785 65 3 10+ 0 $32 S02 6 800 68 4 106 0 571 792 1050 71 2 796 490 520 904 818 So 6 549 7101 483 784 7 476 73 2 1088 932 57 3 105 4 833 8 81 0 798 1100 758 940 56 3 1046 552 ... 452 . 8,3 So 8 66 0 1023 765 1085 80 5 S21 913 9 492 .. 835 845 725 1065 10 783 872 61 01032 92 + 473 40 2 5' 3 843 78 8 440 626 830 49 1 955 60 5 1075 77 21080 838 846 466 815 756 1096 13 794 772 500 963 562 68 3 1026 828 SI I 1073 800 13 765 100 5 732 503 476 692 TOI2 516 814 800 78 0 1050 14 71 2 758 46 5 1027 47 0 55 5 7131016 792 805 835 15 458 416 692 To: 5 79 2 1034 73 597 5 548 782 16 261 523 786 481 773 856 483 990 100 5 72 3 101 S 783 894 782 101 8 978 52 2 75 5 17 772 945 724 430 530 802 18 980 449 798 71 3 51 0 1036 941 541 702 990 79 8 19 723 782 41 2 1000 566 915 547 793 2016 840 668 972 784 NO 395 772 970 763 965 773 802 994 782 752 745 1036 582 580 - 792 415 7995 34 90 5 762 1070 993 55 2 790 994 77? 51 3 75 2 815 490 91 3 582 973 790 1076 793 835 23 815 100 2 999 532 832 903 503 662 78 31037 802 34 815 855 58 8 JOI 2 823 1005 545 833 63 5 782 1040 76 3 1030 794 990 760 25 1006 730 510 545 923 57 2 933 946 60+ 811 26 IDO 2 726 994 950 69 5 998 770 735 401 678 338 27 742 965 940 513 913 655 TOOS 710 985 793 736 23 993 898 too 2 705 590 795 795 1013 391 97 S 582 673 807 tott 586 783 700 10, OS o 29 403 783 530 760 103 + 959 30 813975 739 775 427 31 816 1010 430 6,3 794 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 107 and minimum thermometers recorded during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTCBER November DECEMBER N ni Maz1 Tum Alai mum Mn mum MID Maxi mum Maxi mum Min mum Max mum Mni mum Max mum mum mum mum 986 770 860 725 876 768 892 706 870 503 830 482 998 774 90 + 756 852 752 907 745 872 500 83 6530 too 8 So 2 86 8 767 844 753 902 69 2 867 500 82 8 SO 2 1030 81 0 88 8 75 6 850 720 920 66 3 865 502 835 505 480 1036 814 86 2 742 774 737 905 668 872 52 2 840 1018 830 860 750 783 714 91 3 663 8,0 56 6 814 455 101 6 770 8.40 750 854 715 906 61 0 813 SS 2 81 8 462 10:43 793 774 732 800 720 892 652 809 57 2 79 5 432 tooo 80 8 792 720 830 722 890 652 818 556 813 536 101 5 81 2 830 748 870 743 890 690 790 450 840 513 982 794 850 742 87 0 708 904 653 796 442 81 7 50 5 950 773 83 0 74 5 88 3 660 913 63 3 812 436 774 432 99 7 783 81 8 726 896 700 918 61 2 820 442 78 0 383 922 752 83 5 720 900 678 91 2 58 2 822 44 2 75 4 390 872 762 86 0 72 6 902 920 581 83 S 464 77 2 392 67 2 66 + 893 738 870 720 898 92 2 603 825 47 2 80 5 40's 925 760 85 712 850 741 924 730 823 453 795 422 91 8 761 900 738 844 743 928 682 835 464 792 412 840 740 886 742 86 0 723 920 612 838 47 0 77 3 41 0 894 753 goo 748 878 713 920 592 852 48 0 80 o 41 2 86 0 74 2 86 8 722 88 5 722 906 610 820 80+ 42 2 796 72 5 86 S 738 905 71 2 306 ნა) 810 462 718 420 82 74 5 756 go 3 702 902 634 812 450 770 41 2 830 828 $63 713 740 890 64 3 813 448 790 41 2 87 0 762 822 79) 880 715 91 2 210 998 692 906 61 O 822 490 455 730 69 0 916 770 843 732 875 572 827 489 371 790 770 856 72 3 718 8SO 57 832 47+ 650 338 895 760 710 95 8)0 893 693 895 370 803 453 875 895 (66 90+ 755 711 705 86 2 561 004 460 71 5 342 892 72 + 9: 2 732 995 746 E 2 573 812 472 740 354 $63 904 756 8,2 52 3 790 353 ·108 A MBDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the rainfall recorded during the year 1898 JANUARY. FEBRUARY MARCH, APRIL MAY. Juxs. Date. Inches. Cents. Inches. Cents. Icches. Cents. Inches. Cents. Toches Cents, Inches. Cents. 1 . 6. . U. 000 TO 11 Rou . . 3 BI to 1. 54 1. De 10 11 10 S . OI. lat 16 6 11 11. co .. 7 JU . 940 IP 8 ... 10 9 ded 2. .. .. IM 10 wo & 100 . ... 1:11:11TLIT! IT . . BOB ... 12 . .. .. 13 6. 10. 000 ... 100 . . 14 91 I. .. I ... 100 .. ..0 HUB 15 .. eu asa 000 ... . Or IT 16 10 10 17 4 050 1. ... 18 .. ... ... * V. 19 400 D. 10 . 4. . .. 000 21 .. . 9 10. 32 ... ... ve . GUG 104 23 FO IND 100 19 .D I.. 2+ . . dos . 140 . 25 .. ta ado # 26 . 10. 9. .. PO .. 27 4. .. 2. 29 •15 . 22 . V. 30 31 . TOTAL . 39 133 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 109 from 25th February to 31st December 1898. JULY. AUGU37. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER. NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL. Jeches, Ceats. Laches Cents. Jockes. Cents. Inches. Cents. Toches. Ceots. Inches. Ceats 1.. 14 1 92 40 . 100 10 59 UP BI 11 000 15 HOT 1. 10 . 10 •*. 4. 010 10. ... . DO 1 1o 6 . . ad .. ) 56 111 4. NO 87 1. .. $0. 34 ... 1 JI. 000 109 10 000 100 . 35 . 1 ca ato 100 2 OC . 2 OBO . . ... 400 .00 1 000 10 ... . 1 99 UIO . 90 04. 1 87 os .. . . ... . . #. 21 U. .00 .. . 5 .. ten 46 . . .. 21 00 10. . 60 BO 1. 1 100 . 14 100 T. 01 Oud PD . 111 8 100 92 CE . .14 58 1 12 dag .. 1. ... ted HO PO 8 UPO BRO 10. ODO 100 . 3 U. 16 1 35 U. 5. ora . 86 $ . .. 60 dt 6 o . 10 OR. OP. ... 11 2 .. .. .. 40 DIR 75 de 5 60 090 OR. ... 2 45 90 0. .. .. . . 12 vu 1. .. TO 5 + 1 436 1 187 489 1 ·I10 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the rainfall JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNI DATE Inches Cents laches Cents Inches Cents laches Cents Inches Cents Inches Cents 2 3 27 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 64 15 16 17 18 19 4 65 20 21 9 21 2 78 12 7 87 23 24 2 1 26 27 29 15 PA 2) 30 31 TOTAL 11 123 3 276 Totalna olall the

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·114 A VEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily rainfall JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRL MAY JUNY Date Inches Cents laches Cents. Inches Cents tactes Ceots loches Cents Joches Cents I 9 2 3 2 6 11 5 4 19 8 13 9 10 11 12 46 13 2 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 2) 11 2) 26 31 27 51 23 I 79 32 N Τοτιι! 15 9 82 8 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 115 recorded during the year 1901 DECEMBER AUGUST JULY SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER TOTAL. Cents Inch s Cents In he Cents inches Cents Inches Ceats. Iaches Cents laches 2 7 20 93 2 8 75 II 92 5 1 22 S 39 6 8 84 96 56 18 11 inches 2 63 50 36 1 1 TO 1 14 3 3 3 48 45 1 9 ( 11 5 16 7 2 63 ·114 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily rasnfall JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRL MAY JUNE Date Jaches Cezts laches Cents. Inches Cents. Joches Cents laches Ceats Joches, Cents 1 9 2 3 4 6 11 5 14 68 7 19 8 13 9 10 12 46 13 14 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 27 22 23 2: II 25 26 31 27 51 I 23 29 30 Готи. 15 2 6 9 82 8 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 117 recorded during the year 1902, JULY. AUGUST SEPTESBER. OCTOBER, NoveMBER DECEMBER TOTAL, inches Cents, Inches Cents Inches Cents. Iaches Cents. Inches Ceots. Inches Cent . 13 . PO #O .. 3 209 .. 9 P ... 2 93 10 HOP RO .. II. 84 . ... 10 100 ... 29 3 400 O. . 400 25 JU. .. ... ... VO 06 . 9 2 BUD 10. ... ... . ... .. .. .. ... .. II . 005 .. 22 . ... .. ... una 3 . .. .. . 3 .. . DO 79 70 1. .. 19 100 8 29 . ... ... PIC .. 70 29 ... 2 ... .. Total rainfall -2105 inches. P.. 35 15 PO ... BIO 41 6 .. O. U? *. Ot IDE ... 79 1 55 OU . .. .. ... 13 .. 3 00 ... 19 1. $ 21 15 200 ... . II. ... 1. 35 199 444 . ba 444 1 ... IT eo . PRE ... be. 2 . HO .. 20 49 . ... 1 2 1. *** 66 . . ... 3 1 9 19 72 . 19 ·-8 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the da ly rainfall JANUAR FEBRUARY MAPCH APRL MAY JUN 2 Date inches Cent laches Cents Inches Cents lo tez Cents Inches Cents iaches. Cen 1 2 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 I 12 13 3 2 14 7 15 16 17 22 18 19 20 21 22 23 2+ 4 23 8 25 60 5 27 23 1.4 9 29 32 31 TOTAL O O 22 1 0 o 1 IT 33 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 119 recorded during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER TOTAL Joches Cepts Laches Cepts Joches Cents Inches Cents Inches Cents Inches Cents J 94 7 2 25 33 3 16 20 7 1 78 92 O 21 2 40 1 o 23 11 40 9 87 6 fatal card= 662 i-ches 8 9 1 19 15 01 II CO 2 58 86 5 15 40 6. S $5 1 72 3 9 - 61 33 2 + 60 5) 67 25 8 $ ·A MEDICO TOPOGRÅPNICAL Daily readings of dry, act and mirumuset JANUARY Fe&ZUARY MATC# APRIL JUAC Date an Dry Wet muna Dry "et mum by Wet IVet Wet Aitas mum Dry Wel momDry Wet Vet Min: mum) Wes Vet mund Wet 67 661652 656 893 897 746593 516 46540337847142 633 486 453 785677 $40 564 645 60878693649 415 37 4587 432 433 664 4709 452 8,6604543 S61 640 598 899 659 655 3447 388 35351482 522 628 489 450781580514 $$4069 033 533 703 41437 437 39 2568 475 455 648' 5794388476335€ 2 666 61 ) 8442 3 454 428 189 503 497 456 678 558 493 660 6326327946678 SS8 6S 3670 6 483 415 38 594 524 4861 705 596 361 833 632 597 809 696 679663 7 45 37 389) 33 584 488 43 5 718 557 541 818! 053 598 344665 C++ 012 60 5 8428, 30 531 597 478 46 68 546 432878655 592 864 706 65! 893 675 639 438 369 3705 488 456 737 607 $16 555 590 89 2721 641 196701 632 47* 8404357 600830 60 6 572 215650638832 | 730 719 1,405 397 350 | 61 504'430 680 569 504 871) 653 598 932 717 669 858 747 73 $ 5248 21 412 37 6560 455 417 136 606 563 863 624 601 933 699 687 33 375 737 13'S 3 404 426 563 452 416 42663 553 831 65 642 885 { 735 €89 83 5 734 73! 14 $34 476 4458 488 450 733 555 532804623 605 951 712 6.481 905 76 4753 15 538 446 | 47 265 33 521 658 556492 865 664 603192676633 852 767 55: 20 309 32 6369556 452 403 725 588 $52 886 63 4 592 933 745 701837714 703 $7 483 408 347566477387682 458 834 0265798y6 737 723 85 275 5703 18 498 398 349 55 456 495 700 561 466 868 905 8.42 750 702 & 7 243724 19496363618 517 45571 524 sat 173 65 524 837 7597 65 88 763 723 479 394 35 +61 5 $1345 4 702 538473 76 2 390 498 832 15 867773 73 4 1 705 473 39 + 355 59 9436441 748 535 503 593 544 879 764 699 765 703 68 7 32 STO 42 41 384 602 483 413 725 553 $12 926 6 8 sss 87 8723 709 774 75 13 354 445 402623 496 423 727 544 3631 457 Sur 71 4 706 792 75 4733 24 51443339 75 609 55+ 767 CO3 $14 83 8 65+ 577 33 779 743 797 14'3716 25 322 423 393 591 485 45 2 823 593 555 338 648 53 y 830 719 71 877079709 20 526 457 413634509473868 6$ 1598 824 67"! 60-8 841 719 69.779 779 2y 533 51420 532 471 432 81 3623 557 197 673635 81 3 92 802 741 $ 8355 464356444933 269 575 55 2 8!! 679 6.2 829 734 721 737 736 715 29 57 B1661456 753 393 313 393 B906$ 4811 SO 80 730 70 3D313435393 742 563 $3! 844 6 5 521 838 78 677806 735 11! 37 529 43394 876 09's tjo 20 23 296 593531 573 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 123 thermometers recorded at 8 Au for the year 1899. JULY AVGLST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBRE Μιαι Mint Mini- Dry Wet mum Dry Wet MIDI Wet mum Wet Dry Wet טנת Dry Wet Mint mum Dry Het Wet Mini mum Wet Dry Wet nua Wet Wet 79 | 727 710 796 795 72 2 71 2 802 788706699 187 783 728 705 789 782 728 733 774 791721 711 751 78 2726 711 775 .. 661 60 2 740 561 500 (1750) 441 668 638735 603 $11 608 41453 652 629 715 53 8 51 (104A433 632 5' 5 730 565 597 48 440 632 604 726 SIT 500 60790449 617 60 2689567 479 630 479 412 613 55 8722 548 513 (135) 470 63 2 619 | 656 512 468 5964)3451 67 3 62 8679 514 461 (40S 63 63 5 701 575 491 3967347) 68 2 70 2 670 50 6 46159150 41% 59 6 567 | 634 496 413 604 475 471 S92 557 641 501 426 60 2 531 8 9 SIS 521 787 719 704 735 700 768691676 824 721 €99 781 704679 855 703 695786 705 68 6 $84 701 689 | 773 694 666 862 69 2 688 780 701 68 3 86 3 69 4 68 9783 723 69 7 | 816 701 69 2 823 715 69 0 810 706 69 7 846 708 691 849 71 2 69 6 848 720 692 864 725 72 0 871 703 826 734 721 860 730 704765 740 722 86 4724 708 816 712 711 85 6750 72 8 815 714 70 2 895 727 715 817 703 632 82 0 72 7 708 768 791 738 76 2693 729 693 65+ 813 77 51 715 416 83 0 688 872 773 703 683 847 768 703 6S 5 774 US 4 76 7 77 6707 756 719 (396 511 58333$14 (30 $57 D3 бо о 608 702 781 552 673 1 723 511 726 757 68 2 715 700 685 8o 703 740 603 $76 775 51 8610317112 703 69 8 777 713 698 GSO 769 69 2 780 656 702 779 50 2 575 545 63350 774 6S 5 764 774 702 818 714 698 678 627 510 753 $63 6123/1471 $0 3 673 682 779 722 706 701 677 753 792 706 819 63 6567 (78 538 45 1387190 494 5,9 1204 770711 701 690 808 733 706 79 8 717 693 (90 677 768 721 710 691 8 3 808 702 Sa 3 706 $06 787 713 €84 722 So 623 561 683 546 636613,26! 58 604 710 Co2 583 561 57 554 513 718 563 610 385 490 441 398483443 6:34 547 793 715 78 6 (84 524 782 6+0 65 758 694 CS: 766697 ESO 674 446 - 702 8o S 71 3 701 720 704 63 815 716 692 786 66 672 80 3700 691 763 $18 1 752 75 5 550 502 704 558 575 52104 616 538 317 05143 700 (94 796 100 639 773 679620 Cg'o 760 365 519 33 5 503 782 92 (87 879 70 0 (S2 Eos (59 6r2 753 553 331 55 (8523472 721 700 Iss SIO 71 a CS 1 SOS (70 €21 $*4 615 556717 75 51 536 (9 $54 764 Sa 870 723 706 812 (56 9 #6 COS (23Silt 11°, 49 C64 797 ($1 Sio 703 so *01 34 $ 451 577 74,6 793 yo 2 (911703 SE! (S2 (23542 1 ·326 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHIC IL Staten ent shoning the daily readings of the dry, wet and JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL 314Y ILNE Datc X 01- Dry Wet mum Dry Vet. mum Dry Vet 11 et Wet mum Dry IVet Vet Niine mom Dry Wet 10: Het mam | Dry Yet 21 Wat mum Bet 5495 5., 6820 کده 613 71 2 745 73% 307 $32 50+ 471 607 533 510 647 522 470 740 €62 658883 742 732 845775748 2 457 451 430 616 542 525 649 $49 435 880 65 632 890 770 743 $79 7$ 2 770 3 483 453 41 106569 558 68 5 560 31 3 76 2 634 917 752 240 $3675 4 51 9488 445 07:590 553 (90639 OL 793 646 012815 730 21 8840 yo 743 441 39 + 553 429 450 645 553 8! 3 180 763 70! 840 756 737 6 477 430 38 2530 455 663 SOD 510 778 650 59 3 782 700 67 BSS 76 + 730 7499 448 357 458 42 353 71 635 $88785653553 *53 717 703 B78716703 8517 55 502 555 +10 39 332 424 816 OIT 501 717 g16 733670 522 507 49 564 45 43 % 633 503462843 640 215692 914 735 712 NO 453 454 4065529045 638 538 479 847 639 563 875749 73 2 967 76 5 692 ** 456 453 41 578 489 450 66 8 500 477 890 890 700 652 55770 71) 13459 454 403 59 466 446 747 590 572 $63 632 830 702 688 8.43 780 733 13608 544 53 497 440 39 690 56 3 931 892 529 737 To3 81677 763 4 595 53 S1492408390 655 473 850 662 652 912 700 081 82: S'45 44 4363 516 439 45 670 57% 400 $32 63 3 60 a 713 67** 84-760753 16454 408360 516 449 433 092 583 49 2 820 643 SO 3 860 713 Eg 9 833 267 50 17473 434 402 590 458 45 590593501 792 575 724 68 813 760 752 $S$71453 590 507 93 90+ 532 $17572 S52 $95 212 663 87% 763 75 5 19 480 428 387 565 533 1490 600 660 764 533 $97 746 705 | 853 753 141 20 598 53 445 572 521 469 650 561 782 60 5 Sina 887 735718836 753 31597 1550 523 501 441 800 66. 370 758 S98 SS1 8yo 259 812 723 717 2251549 434 33 452 42 745 633 533 808 612 5$3854 754 748 So 3 727 759 23 15 6 468 +53290466 646 627 833 7093 603 836 796 740 $16 729 711 26 54 43: 411313433 37 3 716 623 600 81 2 635 89 5 771 720 S25 741 730 23 556 493 445 540449339 713 61 23S2 8a2 GEO 518 912 757 659 840 263 747 25 $30 472 422 $40 453 423 750 598572 640 501 937 737 749 275347450457 42$ 747 626 350 $28 638 635 954 710 75 810 76373 29 534 SS 685566 53 785 639 $32 bg S660 946 740 720834 730728 2955 3524490 763 61 8 553 867 71 o D30 735 693 835 753747 30573 579 501 793 640 55: 164 952 73 5 242 811 724 35 G 35+ # $33 753 624 533 938 723 549 855 596 750 742 747720 59 5 G52 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR. 1 127' minimum wet thermometers recorded at 8 AM, during the year 1901. JULY AUGUST, SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DaceMBER, ΜιπΣ Vini Dry Wet Mini mum Wet Dry Wet 1ry Met Mini mum Wet mum Wet Dry Mini Wet. mum Dry Wet Wet mum Wet M101 Dry Wet mum Wet. 586 52 2467 585 521 461 902775 671758 5$ ss1 2491 733 566 51 +46 0 61 6 52 47°? 670 336473 66 5 58 2 517 461 600 52 7460 819 740 786084 704 56 6 500 452 574 S10440 550 455 433 89 0 731 72 8 629 722 802723 71 2 558 785 715 71 718 546 77 5692 791 717 $22 552 48 3 445 57 S 500 436 56 5 457 438 SS 493 447 59S 510 486 722 833761 73 | 748 728 72 792 718691 746 63 0544 832 770 74 2 780 740 726 753 689 67 0 762 676 71 8 585 52 733 792 75 87+ 3 77*1 695 67 8 578704 588 5,2 890 774 76 2 790 76 5 1458 690 67 0764 69 059 8 685 57 8 54% 87 2 775 762 811 71 T 749 759 698 068 792 722 621 665 553 540 822 744 738 775 75 S 742 75 4 680 71 2 82 7 671 641 662 558 542 806 755 745 749 76 690 652 824 685 61 2 560 S23 83 0789726 751 72 3 711 771 709 636 793 6994 618 65 4 550 SO 2 722 76 5 71 2 701 755 66 2 боо C60 55 2 522 801 740 731 701 75 5 693 762 C61 702 80 2 692 62 2 614 53 5 50 3 766 701 755 693 670 82 0 69 o 61 0 $32 466 704 740 703 768 718 650 78 8 68: 595 65+ 472 758 708 784 731 G6 610 643 43 710 750 773 721 669 663 700 788 69 7 61 2 56 3 71 2 72 + 728 778 717 670 711 763 69 2 601 69 7 58 5 $29 821 725 71 9 602 70 3 733 645 770 700 778 533 72 5 757 792 781 741 677 71 + 69 8602 774 728 703 75 78 0 81 8 746771 717 639 794 73 3 650553 720 503 So's 757 747 GL 8 76 2 775 772 731 S31 $12 623 707 730 705 47 2 750 6246 814 740 718 710 Coo 508 721 73 O 739 737 1 777 793 470 790 621 700 $25 452 725708 190 80 6 138 732 (10 COS 630 530 145 701 190 091 Bo's 746 739 755 692 622 743 361 6455 51 2 (3 3 783 75 5735 622 CS 562 28 699 697 3 750 776 55 621 53 3 772 769 71 2 713 750 (-D4 7715 755 (so $30 737 77'5 713 (4 su 350 SO 782 708 (S3 7)3 78 03 4.6 711 703 70 (1 80" 763 590 Sa 310 735 76 8 70 7) To 741 STO 733 797 723 796 723 64 75 4 630 702 60 + 53 334 83875 813 708 616 537 513 55 500 430 778 743 73789 530 556 49344 STO St?1457 78 4735 CS2 EO 3 725 755 45 S 50° 3478 54475159 605517452 $r$ 50+ 1513 573 534499 (0) 5053 540 473 417 891 763) 733 595763 esstwo 5- $ 450 $17544 $32., ·130 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the dry uet and JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNK N ni Mn Min Dry Wet mum Dry Wet mum Dry Wet Wet Wet mum Dry Wet Vint mum Dry Wet Wet Mit mum Wet Mn Dry Wet mum Wet Wet flate 896685 570 50! 890 720 8831701 451 540 846 502 50 0 441 42 4 478 417 363 715 640 582 646 518 498 898 692 640 89 4765 750 2526 45 4432 495 43 0 36 I 052 562 51 5 676 540 453 89 0 67 5650 goo 754 716 3 580 490 45 548 481387642 $72 $40 636 552 451 632 950 75734 4 566 503 478 593 481 463 638 538485 740 676 917 124 703 s sro 513 505 51 6 1441 2 65 4 553 51 2 76 059 3 328 920 718 650 87 469 6633 6 605 540 530 506 470 422 61 2 51 5 453 758 594 360 897 718 662 874 146725 7 59 532 520 575 47 0 441 51 6 490 433 733 616 495 905 707 661 910 730 730 8 60 4 555 53 436 420 401 600 496441 710 59 2 492 €80 955 730 706 9 552 522 514 586 502 800 66 562 922 713 685 940 770 720 10 548 47 5 440 532 458 353 606 520 66 640 700 680 926 69 3672 11 552 480 450 52 5455 3,2 68058 562 720 625 547 892 713 (85 93 0 703 69 2 13 540 478 435 53 494 413 658 600 542 816646 596894 713 69 0 950 752 710 13 560 476 452 546 47 6125 642 538 492 846631 564876 705 652 950 750723 14 515 44 4 426 561490416 632 575 866 632 589846 650 610 919 75 | 726 15 53 0 45 5 440 5: 3 445 40 2 657 SSO 496860 620 57 6842 C84 630 832 712 16 569469 456 510 500 43 (40 532 440 857635 38 089 0 700 61 2 838 750 731 17 552 462 412 374 555 513 654 553 855 бо 3 58 9833725 683 840 730 721 18 528 455 40 2610 552 498 €65 556 49 2 85 0649 59 865 682 631 8.43 74 0 714 19 52 044 0400 620 55 4 52 3 885 581 494 855 628 60 5893 69 2 63 684 730 30 49 41 0 361 63 0 532 503 710 61 6 600 846 64 4 608 910 628 813 703 21 476 420 378 656 55 0 502 678 59 5 5:8 856 670 66 0 93 0667 644 836 730 yos 32 56 oso o 466 518 508 442 62 5 532842 652 631 916 68 5 61 8836) 700 TOD 23 690 558 515 58 8521 46 3 75 S 692 613 850 624 906 766 700 842736 71 24 636 612 517 615 538 49 2 726602 576 843 665 642 88 6752 71 2 853 750 722 56 3 511 473 636 550 495 702 50646855 670 648 83 3738 69 086 5 75 0 73 4 16 431 432 39 733 605 53 754 60 6 553 87 0 662 639 82 8734 69 2 855 750 737 97 490 380 37 2 66'5 580 492 766 59 2 552832 666 790 72 0 675 812 750 730 58 466 40 0 340 ST 8 610 547 773 643 S71 855 680 651 850 67284075 0725 39 432 411 37 2 78 6643 5 3 83 €64 63 2 906) 762 700 850 | 732 305a81444 37 2 196640 боо S60 €52 63 S 87 S 725 703 855 740 33 00 4+6 404 684 547 S32 840 730 700 530 705 714 715 653 623 735 712 720 w ·ACCOUNT OP MLWAY. 11 minimum wet thermometers recorded at : A. M. during the year 1993. JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Ociotta Dry Wet Mini mum Dry Wet Mini Wet mum Dry Wet Wet M1) mum Dry Wet Wet Mint thum Diy W Wat **SHUR + 81 8148] <%'3" 411 414411 111 760120 664 03145 365747 87% 736 70 2 653 76 3770 847 760 1110 736675 665533 660310411 $739lno 715 792 70 2 768 718 S80 301 7 8710 370 788 566 498 790 742 796 695 760 70 4 51 4441 850 740 722 783 760 717 815 752 728 858 744 721 808782 746783 730 712 71 S ,80 763 743 78 0712 692 790 740 705 702 73 2 794 740 774728 86 0 752 722 770 731 71 2 790 730 712 765) 700 634 640 880 763 726 785 736 7 8 773 71 8 703 V % 73 780 710 703 740 730 70 5 750 676 371 6733 goo 764 73 746 715 700 734 717 700 371 866 76 2725 735 724 737 573 590 865 765 72 876 5 736 715 713 70 5 780 713 646 853 760715 70 0718 71 B 696 71 5 680 86 2 738 712 760720 750 700 735 710 656 591 800 410 76 0720 730 71 $ 694 692 720 638 570 378 500 411 76 2 74 4750 730 640696 616 $42 S1 S 498 410 783 763 751 755 730 793 730 098 705 63 4 513 580 160 740 720 78 5 | 735 710 192 654) 733 636 545 573 573 450 804 710 740 790 746 79 5 715 732 652 792 634 592 31 $ 430 796 736707 793 743 717 770 705 640 780 000 610596 S10 785 744 734 796 743 710 740 704 715 6,0 S70 593 506 78 760 778 702 750 73 79 2 762 730 71 S 632 60 3 sus 450 76-8 746 7 8 794 752 718 69 3713 650 568 576 sos 743 736 717 813 714 718 775 740 702 766 652 596 440 790 710 701 775 755 737 792 703 750 650522 563 496 75B 700 10715 708790 704762 US $75 870 774 743 738 730 703 790 43 367 610 $17 436 $36 to a 760710 733 710 753 143 703 620 $30 550 423 173 87'5 73877 710 733 70 $ 790 747 640 $35 $6 $10 440 793 746718 74. 71873 €32 694 63 532 878 790744 775 733 33 798 726 esa $73 517 $7 473 438 75.712 751 746 <84613 $23 $ 470 7:6 735 70118 SC6 $50 770 683 s1014114 110 110 12 315 431 1970 31 433114 540410 V 550 SIBAN 70 0710 $144401111 760 5183 798 760 50537071 752 318450419 590431. 4401 556 501 476 374 10 O 410 31 717 47. 1413 .

·A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Darly observations of Lind directions recorded at 10 AY JANUARY TEBRUARY Narco APRIL ASAY JUNE DATE ON $611 RON 1613 10 st SDH 56 36 to ? 16 N 10H W WNY W W WSW WY 1 SW WN W 2 NNWINWUSWSW NNW WY WSW N NNW IN TY N.NW WNW WSW ENE NE W SIV Calma Calo Calm NAW Calm Calm NNW 5 W ESE INH W Calm WSW Calma YNTT 6 VST SE Calm WSW 1 W WSW B Calm Calm NE NE Calm SSENNE WNW NNWNNW NW W W TYS Y W.S.W 9 WSW WSTV SW to N NNE Calm y NWV 1.5 W TT.STV SSW It Calsts Calm NIV ESE W.S W W N Calm ESE SE ENE W SW Calm S W E NE 1 SSE SY WSW EN.E Call FSE NN W NNW W WNWSW Calm WSW W WSW 15 Calm SSE WSW Calm se 16 W NW Y Calm W WSW WNNW SSW Caten E. WN 1 NW w S.SE Calm 17 STY W 28 W.SW WSW 140 SW W 19 Calc WSW E NNW WNW Calm NNW WSW W.N W WY.SW 20 NNC WSW ESE. 23 SW NNE E 10 א Calm WNW Caira 23 WSW Calma 33 NYWNW WSW NET M SW SSW INI 26 Calm Calm SC WNW Calm Cam N NNE, WSW C 8 N 7) SV KNW WSWCalm WS V SVY Calm WNW Cam NY Cales WNW NW Calm Calma WSW WNW NW WNW ENE W NNW WNWNNW WNW W NW TY S 27 W.5W WNW 28 W SSV IV.S W 4 SSW +9 Calm WV.S V 30 SSW W WSW E WSW WNW 1 ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 133 and HP JI. for the year 1898. JULY AUGUST Saptr BER OCTOBER NOS EKSER Drckxsst. 103 1б н 10 H 15 H TOH 16 # 10 H 16 # 10 H 16 R to I. 16 H. VE Calm SW WV W.SW WSW VW WSW IWNW Calm WNW E S.W S.SE ESE W.S. 11 WSW WS.WY SW WNW NE N.N. W W.NW Calm EYE W W WSW S.S W Calar NW SIV SE ENE 1.S S.W IV IVS VS IV WSWESE ENTENE Calm WSW SSW SW WWEXE EN EENE WNWENE WW S.SW WSI SW Cal. Caio E. EVE Cara Calea S S.SE W W.SW S.W W NNW Calm ESE. NE Calm Calo S.W W.SU W.S.W S.W Calna SSW AVY NE ENE E Calea NV WSW WSW W.NW WS.W. N Vi Calm E E ENE Calm IV S.W W. W NNY SW WS. NE E Calma E.SE S.SI Stv V.SI SSE 11 S 11 NE EVE E.S.ES Y ESE V.S. W WS.TV NW W.S.W ΔΕ N NE Calm YYYY ESE NE W.NW SW SU S.E. ESE E.S.E ESE (TV. WV W NE NE 15 W. WS.LV Calm SE WV SSW S.S.E. WSW NE WSWIV WSW WS 1 VW SV WNW V E.S.I W UWV W SWY 11.S. W W WSW E XN W Calm ESE SI W WV SIV WSW WSTV SW ENEE.S.E Cain S.S.E. 1V IV * VV 1VV W SI HY 11 IV Cam Calm W.5 Cela S.SW 1.Sly S. WWW W SIV W.S.W. W.NW NENNE ESE WSW. SSV W NW SSW S.TV A VW Cala ESE ESE WSTV WS.lv WNY SSE SS. ESE Calm Cala ESEYNWNNW. SW SIV WWW. SE SSW W W ESE S. E S.SE EVE ESE Calma WWW W W NIE. X SSE SE WSW ENE ENE Calm SE. WWW.WSW WYW1VW Calma E.S.E. Cala Cala EVE E. ESE SW SW HT EIE EVEN SE ESE Calo WSW. ESE. W. W.SW WSW WSW Cala CE Calm Calm WNNW. Carm ESE. S. ESC ESE Ca'e E SE SE S.SE EE. SSW ENE) NNE E, Cal SSE SW WS.IV 2. W Calon CSE FXESSE WSW S.SI WWW Calma S SSE. SE W ESE 1 SW FS NW WW S.W א א.א *** אלא Cala ·AMG01C3.TOPOG 3APUCAL Statement showing the daily readings of the wind direction JANUARY FEERVARY MARCH APRIL MAY Date 10 Hours 16 Hours to Hours Houss la Hours ta Hours. Hours 110478 ra flours. 16 Hlours ID Hours 16 Houte Calm ENE S ESE Calm SST NE ENE ENE WSW WNW WNWWNWESE ESE ENE ANF NNE N NNE WSW WSW 3 NNE (NNW SSE E FSE CSE55E ESE SSE NNW SSW WNW 4CNE ENE ENE CBIM Calm S8 SSW WSW ESE SW WSW SSW $ E ESE ENE SW 1V WSW Caim SSE WN W 5 NNW ENE WNW NW WSW WSW N WSW SE WNW WSW SW 71 CSC ESE CSE Calm NE ESE WSW SS.W XXV SW 8 Caim ESE ESE CNE INE WSW ENE SE SW WNW WSW ESC Calm NE ESE WSW ESE SSE NNW WSW WS.3V 10 ESE SE IVN WWNW SW ESE SW SSB W WSW ESE SE NE NNE NNW WSW IV WSE WSW XV WSW 1V 13 ESE Calon Calm WNW W WSW WNW WSW WSW SE WNW 3 NNW WSW Cams SIV ENE WN IV WNW SSI WSW WSW SSW SSW 14CNE CSE ENE SWY WNWWNWENE ENE WNW WNW ESE NE NE SSE WNWESE WNW W ENE WSW NW NNW 16 ENE ESE SW WSW WV NNE W WSW V WNW ENE Calm ESE NNW SE N ENE WNW NW SSW SW WNW SSW BENE NE ESR W NNE E WSW SSE E SW WSW RESE SE SSE ENC N NNW W sw SSE WV LY SW 20 ESE SE SE Calm ESE NNESSE SU ESC WSW ssw SW 21 Caim ESE SEL NE E ENE WNWIS W WSW WSW VS W WNW 32 WSW E Calm SSE N N NNE SW WSW SW SW 3 Calon CSE IV ESC ENE ESE NY SI SW SW WN1V 74 Cala SV WNWNI Calsa NE talad SSE WSW SW SY WSW Calm Catm E NNE WSW WNW SSW S SW W.SW 96 Cals Calm NMWNNW WSW WSW SSW SSE SW WSW SW WSW 27 NNW SSE Calm W WSW WNWSSE WSW SW WSW WSW 36 ESE. ESE Calm WSW WSW WSW NW SSW W WSW 19 NNE NNE ENE WSW NNE JENE SW SS TY S IV S.W 30 ENE Calm WSI SW S ESE SSW WSW WSW IV.S W Calm SSH ENE SSE W.SW WSW # M ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 135 recorded at 10 A) and 4 P4 during the year 1899 JULY AUGUST SBPTPKBER OCTOBER NOV&MBER DecxMBER, 10 Hours 16 Hours 10 Hours 16 Hours 10 Hours 56 Hours Hours 16 Hours 10 Hours. 16 Hours TO Tours 16 Hours WSW SW WSW WSW SSE ESE Calm WNW ESE SSW SW SSE WSW NNW WSW WWS SSW SW WSW SSW WNW SSIV E WNWESE NNW SSW SSW SW SSE SSE WSW WSW WSW SSW WSW WSW WSW WSW SSE SW WSW SSW WSW ESE WNW S.SW SSW SSW SW WNW WNW SSE SW SSE WNW WSW WNW W WSW SSW NE NW WNW W NNW SSW NW WNW WSW WSW WNW SSE WNW NW Calm SW SW WNW ESE NNE NNW W.SW WSW SW WSW WSW NW WSW WSW SSW SW SE SH SW S SW WSW SW WSW W w WSW WSW W WSW ENE WSW WNW Calm ESE SW Calm SW Calm NW NNWSSW Calm SE WSW SW WSW WNW NNN WNW SW SW NNE WNW N WSW ENE SW NNE JENE Calm W ESE SSW ESESSW E Calm NNE Calm NNW WNW E WSW WNW NNE NW SSE ESE SS.W NNW Calon ESE NNE NNW E E.SE E.NE, ESE ESE SSW ESE SSE Calm WNWESE WSW Calm ENE SSE ENE SSE W Calm WSW ESE E Calm SW SSW SSE SSE Calm ENE ENE WSW ENE ESE SE NNE WNW N N Calm ESE. N.NW NW ESE ENE N ESE SE Wsw Calmw.sw ENE WNW NNE WSW. Calm WNW NNE E. E.NE, SW Calm WSW E ESE Calo NYE.E.SE. WNW E.SE E.NE E.NE. ENE. ESE. ENE. Cal. NE NNE. Calma S.VY ENE ENE NNE Cala Calez ENE N E.NE E.S.E. tam Calm S.S.E ESE SF ESC Cala SE SSE Cairo EY.E Calma HSV Cala 1 sw S.W SW SW W.SW YE E.SE SW SSW WSW WNW W W.SW WSW WSW WSW w SW WSW WSW WSW WSW W.SW WSW WSW SW ESE. WSW WSW W.SW SS W SW SW SW SW WNW IV.S W SSW SW W.SW SSE S.W SV SSW WSW IS W W.S.W W WS WSW WSW WSW SW WSW E.SE SW WS IV SW V.S W S.S.W SW WNW SW S WY S.W WSW S. IV SX S. SW WSW SSE SI NI WVW NYU E... SSW W.SW SSW USIS NW Calm SS W SV W.SI FSE SS USH ·136 A ABDICO TOPOCRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily readings of the mind direction JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCS APRIL MAY June ta gours 16 hours 10 hour 6 hou s'io hour 16 hours to hours 10 hours 10 tours 36 hours 10 hours 16 hours 2 SE 5 W $ Calm WNW Catma SE SSE UNWNNW S V SF WSW WSW 2 Calm N WINNW NW WNW WSW SYWNINY WSW WSW WSW 3 ENEESE Calm ENC Calm V WSW WN FT WSW WSW Calm END NNW Calm NH NW N 4V W Y WeWW NW 5 Calm WNWNNWEN EN W NH NW Calm W WSW SSE W Calm NW NNEESE ESESSE SW S1 Calm WSW 1 Calm Calon Calm Cali CSE WN IV SE. WSW Calm WSW WSW WSW B Catan Laina ESE WSW NE Calm 1 SW N NN W WSW NNW IN NE NE WNW Calm Calm 'ENC W {WS ENE NN WWNW 10 ENE NE Calm WSW E WNWESEESE SW VW NNE SS Y NECNE NNW WSW ENE NE W SSW WSW NNE Calm ESE SE SW CSE N INNE E SE SSE S.SE Calin IN W Calm WSW NNEENE Calm Calm SSE IS W NW W NW W SW NNESSE Calm u sw is S WWNW 5.SI NN 12 WS. W SY 15 SE W Calma E WSW WSW WSW WNW Calm NA W WSW 1 SW 16 ESE WSWESES SW SW WSW IVNINY Carm SW S TV 17 SSE W WNW WNW swiss w ESES SESSW WSW WSW S. Y 18 NENNENNW NW WSW W WN IV NNW W SW WSWS.S W 19 Calm NNE E SE'S S w sw WSW WN W TYN W Y Calm S12 S TV 30 SE E SSESS WINWYNW SSE W NW WNW WSW Calin Calm ESE NNWSSESS w WSW WSW 5W WS WV $W W S 1 WNW'N NE Calm ESE 5SE WNW W Su SN WSW SW Sy ENE SW Calm N NEWSW Calm ese WSW WSWS SW T 5 1 34 Calm Calm W N SW NNW SSW WSW SW SW SSW » ENE Cam ESE WNW NNE IN NEW NWN IV SW WSTV 26 ENE NE E {usWE NEENE TU S. WSW SE Calm WSWW.SWESE NNW W NW WSW WSW 18 N ESE ES ES SW WNH NEW NAV NY Calm YN W S v 39 Calma ENE SSE SW WSW WN WWV W SW WSW 5 W 30 IV JE NE SSE SW INWINW SW Calm SS W 35 NESE WNW WSW SW S1 1 ** ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR 137 recorded at 10 AM and 4 PM during the sear 1900 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVENBER DECEMBER 10 hours 16 hours 10 heurs 16 hours 10 hours 16 hours 10 hours 16 hours 10 hours 16 hours 10 hours 16 hours Calm Calm Calm WN WESE Calm ST Calm WSW NE Calea SSW WSW ENE E.SE Calm Cam NN NNW NE ESE Calm WSW WSW Ε Ν Ε SSW Calm NW WN WWNW Calm WNW WSW WSW SSE Calm NW Ceim Calm NNW Calm Calm N Calm WSW NNW sw SE Calm Calm Calm Calm N Calm Calm Calm WSW WSWİNNW Calm WSW WNW Calm Calm NE ENE NE NE WV WSW Calm Calm Calm WNW WSW Calm Calm Calm Calm Calm SW W W WSW WSW WNW Calm NW Calm Calm E CSC W Calm WNW W NW W W NW NNE NE Calm Calm Calm SSW WSW WSW Calm SW ENE NNE Calm Calm ESES SW WSW SW W Calm NW SSE Calm Calm N Calma NNW Calm Calm NN W WNW SW Calm Calm Calm Calm NN W Calm ESE Calm W Calm W W NW Calm W NW Calm SW Calm ESE Calm W E WSW WSW NE Calm SSE Calm Calm Calm Calm WN WNNE WSWW NW Calm Calm CNEENE Ν Ν Ε WSW WSW SSW Calm WN WW NW Calm W NW Calm ENEESE W WSW W WN WW NW Calm ENENNDES. E Calm WSW WSW WSW W NW SW Calm WN WESEENE SE NE SW SSW WN WNNW WSW WSW Calm Calm Calm SE WSW WSW NW Calm WNW WNW SE Calm Calm SSW ESE Calm W NW WSW WS W Calm WSW SE SS W W W NW ESC WSW WN W SW Calm SE W VW ENE WSW WSW WSW WSW ESE Calm N Calm Calm S SENY WSW SSW SW WSW ENC NE NY NNECS.EE CSE Calm W NW N SW ENC W E. ESC. Calm WSW Calm CE SSW WSW NE NE Calm alra Calni CNE. ESE Calm E Caim W SW WSW SS W NE Calm Calm ENE Calm Calra ESC E. WNW WN WMN ESE W SW Calm SSE CSE Calon Catm E L. SC Calm W SSE. W NWSSE UN Cairo IF SF ENE, ESE Calm SSV WAX W WS. W Calm SE ESE. ESE Calon Cal CSE'NS NN WSW NA Cala ESE Сд Colin Calm Cala Cala SSV Calo 1 E SE Cala WNW Calm WNW Calm ENE, ESE. NE Calm WSW Calm Cao - ·138 A MLDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily direction of the wind JANUARY F7BRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Date. 10 AM 4 FM 10 AM 4 PM IO AM 4 PN TO AM 4 PX IDA, 4 PN 10 AM 4 PM 4 ENE 11 WS WSSW 1 EN E NNW SSE E ESEN NE NE Calm NNW WSW SSE. 2 ENEE NEENE NE ENE. Calm ESE WNW W S. W W SSE SV 3 Calm Calm Calm WNWESEENFESE WSW WSW W NW WSW WSW E SC. W SE WSW NNW WSW W NW WSW S. W S ESE ESE Calm WSW E Calma W W.SW WNW W WSW WSW 6 ESE. WSW SSW WSW SW WNW SSW W W NW WSW Calm 7 ENE INNE Calm Calm WNW W WN WSS WW NW W NNW NW 6 NE N EN E. Calm E NEENE Calm N WSW WSW E SW NE EN EENEENEESEESE WNW Calm WSW NW NE Calm 10 ENE Calor EN EENESSE. NE Calm Calm S. W NM WSW SW ESE E SE Calma Calm Calm EN EWNWWNW NW W SW W 12 ESE SE ENENW NNE WNW WSW WN w WNW SV SSW 13 SWS SW Calma E NN NNW W WNW W NW 14 W.S.WW.SW Calm E NN E.W.SW SW NW SW WSW W WS. W IS ESE ES E Calm E SSE WSW NNW Calm WN Wws w WSW 16 ESE E NN WSSE ESE ESE WNW Calm WSW WNW W WSW 17 NWESE E. ESE. SE Calm EN EENE. WSW WSW WSW SW 18 NNE NE Calm W.S.W E WN. E SSW WSW w S. W WSW 19 ENESS W NNW W NW NNWES EWSW SW WNW WSW 10 WNW W ENES Sw Calm WSW E S. E. WSW w W NW W WSW SE SSES W W WSW WSW NNW NNW. Sw WSW WSW w 22 NE ENEES EENE SE WNW WSW WSW WNW WNW S, WV WSW 33 NNW JENE SEENE WNW WSW wsw VY Calin SV SW SW WSW 34 SE WNW E. EN E NNW WNW SE NE NNE WN W W WSW 35 NW NNW Calm ESE NE W WSW WNW 26 SSE ESE Calm Calre Calm IN NEW NW WSW WNW Cairo 27 ESEE.SE Calm W ISSE. SW Calm WSW W NW WSW SW W 28 Calm ss E ENESE. NNWW.SW SSE WN N. w W SW WSW 29 Cal. ES EN NESSE ESE ESE EN E. W sw WSW SSW W8 W 30 ESES. W S ENE Cala SSE SS. W TY SW 31 WN WESE Calm S.SE WSW WSW 23 Calm ESE 1 ·ACCOUNT OF MBWAR 139 recorded at 10 AM and 4 PM during the year 1901 JULY August SEPTEMBER O CORR NOVEMBER DECEMIR TOAN 10 AN 10 AM 4 PW IO AM 4 PM 10 AN 4 PM 10 AM 4 PM VY.S W WSW WSW SY YS.W W W W E S.Y Calm NE INW Calm WNW WSY SSV W NW WNW Calm ENE WNW S,W Cum SW 6 W WSW WNW Calea S.SE w SW SW S.W SW SSW S.TV WSW WWW.S W WSW WSW WSW SW WNW WNW WSW WNW WSW WNW W.S.W WSW SW WSW Calm W.S.W WNW WSW SW Catn WS W SW W.SW SSW WSW WSW WSW WSW WNW Calm NW WSW WSW W TY WNW WNW Calm ENE Calm ENE SW Calm Calm Calm NE Calm Calta WNW SSE. Calm ESE Calm Calm W.S WSW Calm Calm Calm Calm WSW ENE NNWSS.E Calma ENE. E WSW WNW WNW Cam Calm Calma W NW WSW Calm E E ESE SSE SW W Calm E.NE Calm Calm SW WSW SYNWCam Calm E. Calm sw N WNW Calm Calm Calm C. WSW WNW N ESE E.NE ESE. N.NW WSW WN W ESE Caim Laine NNY Cam S E Calm ENE SW ENE. ENE NE Calm Calma SW Calm NE FSE Calo Calm ENE WNW NE ENE NNWENE Cam Calo SW E Caim Calm N Sse WSW ISE Calea Calm Calca WSW NW Culo SE N WW Com NNW. Calin WSW W ENE ISE WNW Cala NN WUNW! Calea Calm ESE NOW INE NNE SE Calon W SW WSW W SE ENE NNNNNN F S.S.F Calm IEFS E Calm WSW EN E F ESE N.NL SW Calm VN V NW Calm Calm WWENE 10 SU Calma SU WN I Can Calm Cala Calm WY Cale Cate ENE C Cala NE W SSW WNW WNW W NW W NNW SW W NW SW Calm Calm WSW Calm WSW W Calm SW E.SE Calo VS1 SW SV Calon WSW W SSW WSW S.SE SW WSW W WSW W NW W WSV US Y WSW SW SW . WN SYNS.W WSW ESE Cato ESE Cala SU WSW Cam S# SE WNU WNW N VN W WNW NE Calm WW א א א SW Calg WSW Cum Calm WSW WNW ·140 A MEDICO TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement shouting the daily direction of the wind JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUnX Datt hours hurr 10 hou s 16 hours 10 hours 16 bous to hours 16 hours 10 hous 16 houts 16 su bours hous 1 SE 8 Calm SE Calma Cain Calm ENE Calo NW Calm talm Calm SSW SI WNW NNW ENE ENE Calm WNWENE SSE WSW Calea WSW 1 SYNWESE Cal Calm Calm INWESE SW Calso Calm ENL ΕΝΣ Calm W Calm Calm ESE Lalm NW W SENE ENE N NN VY Calm WSW ESE W WNW WN WSW SW 6 NE ENE NNE SE Calm WSW Calm INWWNW WSW WNW 7 NE ENE Ne Calm WSW NW WNW WNW 1V w SW ENE Calm ENE ENE NNW NNW WSW WNW WSW SW 0 Caim ESE Calm E Cain Calm SW SW WNW Calm 10 ESE E Calm Calm WSW !sse NW SSW WNW S Clam Calm SSW WSW WNW sw W.S WSSW ENE W.N W Clam E Calm Calm VNIV WNW WSW WNW WSW NW SSW SSE 13 ESE E Calm wsw Calm ENE ese WNW WNW SSE SSW SSW 14 ESE SSW SSE 5 V Calm Calm Calm 1V W WNW SSV SSW 15 Calm SSE Calm w sw Calm SSW WNW IV SSW SIV SW SSW 16 Calm E Calm Calm UNA Calm SW WSW W WSW WSW SW 17 NE ENE Calm Calm W W Calsa W SIV WSW W.S W WSW t&ENE Calm ESE S WSW SW Calm SLV WSW WNW SW WSW 19 Calma WNW Calm WNWYNW NNW Calm WNW SW SW W.SW 20 Calm SSE ENE ENE Calm WSW WNW WNW WSW WSW SW SSW 21 Calma Calm Calm NNE NE NIV WS.W IV WSW WSW 23 Calm WNWENE. Calm SY Calms WS IV W s 23 SSE WNW Calon w sw'WSW WNW WSW W HAW W SI WSW 24 Calm ESE Calm WNW Calm WNW SW WSW WSW SW SW 15 Casm Caim Calm WNW WSW SW SW WSW 36 Calm SE Can Calm NNW WNW N ESE SW WSW NW 37 Calm WSW Calen Calm SV WNW WNW WNW WNW WN WNW 38 Calm WSW Calm Calm NE Calm Calm Cales WNW WNW Calm W 39 SW WSW Calm Calm Calm Clan WSW SE Calma Ja H.SW Calon WSW TY NW Calm SSW 3 NW ENE Cata Caim WSW Cairs TV SW ·ACCOUNT OF MEWAR recorded at 10 AM and 4 P4 during the year 1902 JULY August SYPTEMBER OCTOBEL. NOVEMBER DEC&NERX 10 hours 16 hours 10 hours 16 16 hours 10 hours. 16 hours 10 bours 16 hours To buurs 16 bours 10 hours hous Caim Calm Calm Calm S. W WSW WSW SW Calm Calm Calm Calm EN EEN ECalm S WSW SW WSW NE Calm Calm S ENE NE Calm SW NNW WSW WSW Calm SSE Caim Calm Calm EN E|Calm S.S W. WSW SW WSW S S Calm SSW Calm Calls Calm Calm WNW NW SSW WSW SW Calm WSW Calm WNW Calm Caine NY WSW WSW Calm Calma SSW Calm SSEENE Calm Calm NW SW w S. W WSW WSW Calm SW Calm Calm Calm Calm WNW Calm W WSW SW Calm SW WSW WSW Calm Cairn Cata Calm S. W SSW Calm Calma Calm Calm W Calto Calm Calm SSE SE. WSW WSW Calan Calm E Calm Calon Calm Calm Calm W Calon SSESS w w s. w WNW Calm Calm Calm Ca mn Calm Calm SW w S w WSW WSW WNW Calm Calm Calm SSW Calm Calco WS WENE WSW W S. W Calm NW WSW NNW Calm SW Calm Calm WNW SSW W WSW Calm Calm Calm Cala Calm Calm Calma Calm E W WSW SW W JW NW Calm Calm Calm Calma Calm Calo WSW S. SW Calm Calm E. Calm Calm WSW Calm WNW w W NW Calm ESE Calm SW Caim Calon Calm W.S.W W Calm WSW WSW Calm Calon WSW WSW Cato Calm CA SV WSV Calm S. W Calm E WSW Calm Calm Calm WY SWW NW WNW Calo NNW Calm Calm Calm Calm Calm E.NE. S. W WNW NE WY W NW Caim Calm Calm Calm Calm L.NE Calm Calm Calm SE Calm Calm Cath ENE Calm Calea WSW SW $ w SW W Calm Calm Calm Calma EN EENE. W S. W WSW WSW SSW Calm WS. W Calma Calo Culo Calm E.NE WSWISS. WW S. W Calm WSM Calm SSW Cum Calca Y VUESE WSW WSW WNW Calm Caim Calma Calea Calmo E E.SE S. W W SW WNW W S. IV W NW Catra CIA Calo Cala YN CE WS WV Calm W W Calmo E Calm Cain Co to ESL SW SS W SSW WSW W Cola Cala Cal Cals S. W WSV S Calea Calon ESEENE Cala Cale Cain Cala ENE E WSW Calm WSW WSW w Calm colo C. CA UNW HE ·143 A MEDICO-TOPOGRAPHICAL Statement showing the daily direction of the wind JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MIAY JUNE. Date. 10 hours. 16 hours, 10 hours 10 hours 10 hours 16 hos TO hours 16 hours. TO hours 16 hours IO bours 16 bours. Calm Calm 1 E NNW WSW SE SW SW EN EENE WNWNNW SS w WN W 7 N ENE. SE, W.SW WSW WSWESE NE N 5 W NNW S N Calm E SSW NE Calm SSR WSWS.SW W 4 WNW E. ES E WSWESE LENE EN EWNW WSW Sw WSW SNNE SE E WS WSW e ENE NNE WSW 6 Calon N.NENNENNW SE WSW NE. W Calma WSW SSW WSW 7 EN EENE ES, E.ENE E.SE W E. W NW W 8 SE WSW NE NNE Calm W ESE NNW Calm WN 9 Calm W E SE E WV Calm ESE WS. W 10 Calm Calm WSWISSE S, W SW Calm Calm Calm SW W Calm Calm SSE WY SSE UNWESE WSW SSW W WSW S. W NE, NNW WNW NNWW.S W WNW W S.LV Calm W W WNW 13 EN E Calm Calm ENE NEESE IS S. W Cairo Calm SSE IVN W 1.4 E. ENE N E. NENNW E ENEWNY Calon SW SS. WW NW 15 Calm WSW SSENE E E. W SW Calm S SSE 16 Calm ENE Calm WSW NEESEES ESSW W 5. W SS E. 17 ES EEN ENW WNW E ENEESP E W SW WSW 18 E. Calm Calm WNW SE WSW Calro WV Calm NE S WN W 19 Calm Calm NE NN ESE WSW WNW W E ESE WSW WNW 20 Calm Calm NNW NNEWSW W WNW W ESE NE WSW WSW Calm Calm EN EEN E! Calm WSW NW i S Calm Calm WSW SW Calen E.SE Calm WSW WSW WNW Calm WSW SW Wsw Calm S S. WESE Cala NNE W W SW ESE WSW WSW 24 ESE W Calm ESEENESSE. WNW WNW SE WNW Ca to 25 WSW WSW Calm WNWS SE WSW WNW SSE ESE NNW NW 26 Calm N.N W S. E INNW SE IN NEW NW W WSW W SSW SSW 37 N.N W Calm Calm SW Calm Calm W WNW WSW WSW SW W S. W 39 Calm EN E. WSW WSW WY WSW WNW WSW ESE. S IV $ 29 Calm Calm WSW W W.NWW.NWSSW V S. W 1 SW 30 W W.S.W SW SSW S. W WSW SSW W ENE N.NE NW SSY WS. W ·ACCOUNT OP MEWAR 143 recorded at 10 AM and 4 PM during the year 1903 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DxcEVER JO to hours 16 hours to hours 16 hours hous 16 houri hou $ 16 hours Jo hours 16 hours 10 hours. 16 hours Calm Calm Gabon Calm Calo WSW WNW ENE Calm W NW WNW NNW NW Calm E, NE Calm Calm NNW E E SE S WN W WSW Calm NNW SE Calm Calmo SS. W. SSL WNW WSW Calm Calm ESE Calm Caimo ES.E Calm ENE W WSW SW WSW WSW Calm INNW S S.E Cam Calm NW WSW SSW W SW WSW Calm Calm Calm W Calm ESE SSE WSW W SW WSW Calm Calm Calm WNW Calm Calm WNW WSW W WSW Calm Calm Calma INNW Calm Calm Calm Calma Calm W NW WNW WSW W Calm NNW Calm NE E. Calm WSW SW W w W NW NW WNW Calm Calm Calm Calma SSW SSWW NW WSW Calm Calm JW NW WNW NE NE Calm WNW SSW SW W SW NW WSW W NW WSW E Calm Calm Sw SW SW WSW WSW WNW NNW WNW Calm S.E. Calm Calm ES E ESE SW W NW E ENE Calm X W ENC Calm Calme se ESE. ENE SW W SW N NE ENE WNW N Calma S ESE E ESE Calo SW WSW WNW WNW Calm N Calma S E.SE SSL SSE W WSW WNW NW Calm Calm Calta Calen Calon WSW SSE SW W NW WNW Calm Calm W SW W ENCSSE Caim WS. W Calm NNE Calm Calm Calm ESE Calra e SE WSW WSW Calm Calm ENE ENE. Calm S.S.C. Calm E NE Calm L. $ Sw Calm WSW NNE ESE SSE Calm SW Calm NE Calm Cala W S. W S NE , WNW SSE SW Calm w Calm ENE Cam WSW WNW WNW W S. W Cam W NW WSW Com Cam R. WSW W WS WS. WVN V S, W U.S. NE Calm E.S.E NW SS.E W SW SW W NW SSW W Calm Gal Calin Calm WSW N N E Calna SW SW WN S. W Calma E. Calm Calm CSE Calm SW MW ESE Calm W Calm E. W WYW Cala W NW SW S. W SW W NW Calm Calm e. Cales NNE SW W NW S SSH ICAS Cala E LSL Calm SSE W SSE Gala Catma YNE Calm Cala WSW WNWNW NE Cam W NUE, NF Cam 11 SWY NW UN Cuir E. NT Cam ملح wijn WNW Cala W.NW của ESL Cam Cala Calm

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