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·ANNUAL REPORT
ON THE
ADMINISTRATION
OF THE
KOTAH STATE
FOR THE
Samvat Year 1989.
( 1st. October 1932 to 30th. September 1983. )
BY
RAI BAHADUR
PANDIT BISHWAMBHAR NATH, M. A.
AND
MAJOR GENERAL AP ONKAR SINGH, C. I. E.
MEMBERS, MAHAKMA KHAS, KOTAH STATE.
KOTAK:
THE XOTAL PRINTING PRESS.
1934.

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·To, HIS HIGHNESS The MARARAJADHIRAJ MAHARAJ MABIMABENDRA, MAHARAO RAJA LIEUTENANT COLONEL SIR UMED SINGH JI SAHIB BAPADUR, G. C.S. I, G. C. I. E., G. B. E. May it please Your Highness, We have the honour to submit the Annual Report on the Administration of the Kotah State for the Samvat year 1989 ( 1st October 1932 to 30th September 1933 ). We have the honour to be, Your Highness' most obedient servants, Sd. BISHWAMBHARNATH, (RAI BALADOR) Sd. AP ONKAR SINGH, MAJOR GENERAL, (C I.E.) Members, Mahakma Khas, Rotah State. Koran: Dated the 9th, February, 1934.

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·CONTENTS. సారికంగా CHAPTER I PAGE. General and Political-Hadas and Hadott; Notable and Important Events- Movements of the Reigoing Family, Visits, 1 CHAPTER II Mahakma Khas; Revenue Department; Co-operative Credit Societies ; Co-operative Bank; Veterinary Department... 5 CHAPTER ILT Legislation, Military Department, Police Department, Judicial Department; Civil Work; Registration; Estradition, Births and Deaths ; Pupchayat Courts; Prisons; Muricipalities 15 09. CHAPTER IV Production and Distribution-Weather and Crop; Public Works Department ; Water Works and Electricity; Forests; Bagar Ghas, Quarries 29 CHAPTER V. Finance-Customs and Excise, Customs , Excise, Atru Distillery, Opium, Hemp Drugs 35 BU CHAPTER VI Medical Department 40 CHAPTER VII. Education * CHAPTER III. Home Department-Kotries; Reception; State Gardens ... ... 49 APPENDICES.

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·Administration Report of the Kotah State for the Samvat year 1989, (October 1932 to September 1933.) CHAPTER 1. General and Political The area of the State including the 8 fiefs known as Rotris, is 5,684 square miles and the population according to the census of 1991, is 6,85,804 souls consisting of 3,55,056 males and 3,50,748 females, of which 6,99,416 are Hindus, 47,068 Dusalmans, 5,194 Jains 9,223 Animists and 1,20% of other religions. The gross revenue of the State calculated on the average of the last five years 18 Rs. 51,51,937/- A tribute of Rs. 2,34,720 ss paid to the British Government, and in addition a sum of Rupees tw lakhs is contributed for the maintenance of the now defunct Deoli Regiment. A further sum of Rs. 14,739/1419 (local Jaipur Cuin) is paid to Jaipur on account of tribute due by Korris, whose allegiance was transferred to Kotah early in the nineteenth century. A sum of Rs. 866/12)- 18 received from Khilchipur State on account of " Huzzatwasul" or " k'arar Doul". Hadas and Hadoti. Kotah is a Hada State and occupies an important position in the Hadoti or Hadawati, the land of the Hadas. The Chauhans are one of the most illustrious of the 36 royal races of India, and among their 24 Shakhas (branches) the Hadas are the most important. They trace their descent from Raja Manakrai, the king of Ajmer and the first Chief in Rajputana, who in A. D. 685 tried to stem the Johammedan invasion Rao Dewa one of the descendants of this line of kings founded the toon of Bundi in 1349 on the Bando Pass ( Nal). The Kotah State may be said to have come into existence about the Vikram year 1676 when Jadho Singhji, che second son of Rao Ratan, of Bundi, secured from Emperor Jahangir the independence of the coun. try round and about the present city of Kotah, tchich he had conquered. This Royal favour toas shown in recognition of good services, the Prince rendered in the campaign which forced the Imperial Prince (aftertards the Emperor Shah Jahan ) to flee from Burhanpur. Bhim Singhji, the sixth miler of Kotah, who reigned from A, D 1708 to 1720 considerably extended the boundaries of the State and toas the first chief scho assumed the title of Maharao, on whom the dignity of the “ Punj Hazari" cas conferred ·by the Delhi Emperor and who also obtaincel the orange coloured banner and used it as the State standard. It was in the time of Maharao Umed Singhji I that his famous minister, Zalim Singh, made in the year 1. D. 18 17 on ichalf of Kotal, the first treaty in Rajputana with the British Government and succeciled in getting a supplementary article added to the suiil Prealy by which the administration of the State was vested in Zalim Singh (ond his hcirs and successors in perpetuity. When, however, Valrav Ram Singhji succeccled his uncle, Kishor Singhji, in A. D. 1828, disputes between him and his then minister, Jalan Singh, the grandson of Zalim Singh, (ruse, and the Government of India, sccing that arrangement of <a hrclitary minister was practically unworlable, decided in the ycar 1. D. 1838 to separate: 17 of the Kotah Districts to be formed into a new principality, Jhalawar, rond bestowed it on Raj Rang Madan Singhji his hcirs and successors. The present Maharao Sahih Bahadur His flighnes3 Lieutenant Colonel Sir Umcl Singhji I1, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., G.B.E., who was born on the 15th September 1873, and succeeded to the Gaddi by adoption, in the ycar A. D. 188.9 on the death of saharao Shri Shalrusalji Sahib, is the 17th Ruling, Prince of luis family and is in his Coth year. On the death of his first wife, the oldest daughter of H. H. thic Maharana Sahib of Udaipur, the head of Sisodias. Ilis Highness married the daughter of II. H. the Maharao Sahib of betch of thc Jarccha clan of Rajputs. His Highness is also married to the sister of the Thakur of Isarda in Jaipur, a Kachhwaha Rajput of the Rajawal sub-clan. A son and heir by thc last named Maharani was born on the morning of the 14th September 1909, and has been given the name of Ilahriraj Krem(kr Bhim Singhji. Under the benign rule of His Highness Maharao Umed Singhji Sahib Bahadur, the State has made considerable progress. In the year 1899 on the formation of the new State of Jhalawar 15, out of the 17 districts transferred as stated above, to form that principality, were restored to Kotak. Roads and communications have vastly improved and extended. The G. I. P. Railway Branch from Goonc via Baran joins at Kotah the Nagda-l uttra line of the B. B. &. C. I. Railway. British coins and weights have been introduced. There is postal unity with the Post Offices in British India. A revised Land Revenue Settlement has been made. All departments have been reorganised and strengthened. Dispensaries are opened all ovcr the State, and education has made and continues to make satisfactory advancement. Among the numerous public buildings round about the city of Kotah, Umcd Bhawan, the New Palace, forms a striking condi imposing object in the landscape. Among other public works of special importance, are the Raj Bhawan, the Guest House, the Crosthwaite Institute in the Public Gardens, the Military Lines, the Herbert College and the Raghunath Hostel attached to it and the newly constructed Power House and Water-Works at Akelgarh and Sherli outside the city wall, while within it are the Wyllie Memorial and Her Highness Shri Maharanijs Sahiba's Girl School in the Rampura Bazar.

·3 NOTABLE AND IMPORTANT EVENTS. The saddest event of the year which plunged the whole State into. deep mourning was the demise of Her Highness the Senior Maharani Shri Jarechi Ji Sahiba which took place in the Gurh at about 3 AM: on the 17th July 1933, at the age of 51. Her Highness Shri Vaharani Ji Sahiba was the eldest daughter of His Highness the Maharao Sahib Bahadur of Kutch and was married to His Highness in 1897. Her genial temper, charitable disposition and the various noble qualities of head and heart endeared her to all classes of her people and her death bag spatched away from amidst us a truly noble and benevolent personality. Her Highness took great interest in the education of girls spd the Maharapi Sahiba's Girl School located in a magnificiant building in the centre of the city is a living monument of her solicitude for the women of Kotab. The Dharamshala at the Kotah Junction named after Her Highness is another memorial of her generosity and praction! interest in public weal Great as bas been the loss to the Reigoing family and particularly to His Highness who has lost a dear consort and a wise partver, the State has lost a Mabarani ot liberal sympathies, who was universally adored by her sobjects of all classes Movements of the Reigning Family. 2. His Highness accompanied by Shri Maharaj Kumar Sabib and party proceeded to Bhuj on the 14th October, 1932, and returned to Kotah on the 10th November, 1932. 3. On the 24th November, 1932, His Highness and Shri Maharaj Komer Sabib went to Boodi returning the dawlA day. 4. His Highness, Shri Maharaj Kamar Sahib and the Rajlok visited Palaitha on the 28th January 1933 in connection with the marriage of the daughter of Apji Palaitha. 5. On the 31st January 1932, His Highness the Maharao Sahib Babadur, Shri Maharaj Kumar Sahib and party left for Bhuj to participate in the wedding of Bhanwar Shri Madan Singh Ji Saheb of Bhaj, accompanied the marriage party to Kishengarh, and returned to Kotah on the 27th February 1933 with Her Highness Shri Mabarani Ji Sahiba. 6. His Highness accompanied by Shri Maharaj Kumar Sabib and the Members Mallakma Khas proceeded to Delhi on the 13th March 1933 to attend the meeting of the Chamber of Princes and returned to Kotah on the 26th March 1933. 7. On the 27th May 1938 His Highness, Shri Maharaj Komar Sabib and the Rajlok proceeded to Bumbay for treatment of Her Highness the Senior Maharani Ji Sahiba. His Highness came for a day to Kotah on the 9th Jone and left for Bombay the next day. The. whole party returaed to Kotah on the 9th July 1933.

·4 Visits. 8. His Highness the Maharawal Sahib of Dungarpur came on a short visit to Kotah on the 9th January 1933 and left on the 15th, 9. His Highness the Maharao Sahib of Cutoh (Bhuj) on his way baok to Bhuj halted at Kotab a few hours on the 21st March '1933 enroute to Bhuj from Delhi and left the same evening. 10. The Political Agent, Eastern Rajputana States Bharatpur arrived on the 22nd April & left on the 26th. His Highness Buodi and Shri Maharaj Kumar Sahib came to Kotnh on the 10th May 1933 ond returned the same evening. 1: The heir apparent of Bikaner paid a condolatory visit to Kotah on the 24th July 1933 returning the same night. He came again on the 31st July 1933 for the “Shok Nivaran" ceremony and left on the 3rd August. 13. On the 3rd August 1933 the Hon'ble the Agent to the Governor General arrived from Bundi for condolence and returned the same day. He again paid a visit to Kotab in September 1933 arriv. ing on the 6th September and returning on the 8th. 14. The Political Ageot, Eastern Rajputana States arrived on the 23rd August 1933 and left ou 25th. He again visited Kotab on the 6th September returning on the 9th.

·5 CHAPTER IT Mahakma Khas. 15. The work done by the Mahakma Khas 18 shown below: Administrative and Executive No. Name of work. References submitted for order and returned original New files opened. 1 4 5 Revenue Judicial Foreign correspondence Rotries Miscellaneous Army Rarkhana Police 5,421 985 510 348 2,511 114 117 571 144 43 93 50 249 2 32 12 6 & Total 10.577 625 Judicial. Name of work Pending at the close Decided, of tbe year. Pending at Instituted the begin- during the Total bing of the year. year. No. Ses30223 tastsed for confirmation 5 1 D. 6 55 2 Revenue Appeals 34 89 57 32 Revisions 23 47 70 54 16 4 Criminal Appeals + 30 34 29 5 5 Revisions ... 13 82 95 71 21 6 Civil Appeals 36 75 111 57 5+ .. 7 Revistos 11 39 50 33 17 . Miscellaneous Appeals 20 88 108 70 38 . 9 Revisions 7 18 25 18 7 mo. : Total 148 440 588 394 191 Revenue Department. 16. Munshi Khazan Singhji held charge of the post of the Rerende Coramissioner throughout the year. There was no change in the higher personnel of the department. The cruel hand of death however ·32 21. Constructing High School at Baran Glass Factory East block. 22. Additions and alterations in the Head Master's quarters at old Glass Factory Baran. 23. Widening and deepening the Bawari at Bamni Deh village Nizamat Kishenganj. 148. Establishment: The percentage of expenditure on permanent establishment to expenditure on the sanctioned P. W. D budget, exclusive of Rs. 12,400/ for Amanat works, was 12.38 and on all other works carried by the Department, 8.83 as compared with 13.16 and 10.07 respectively, in the previous year. With a view to curtail expenditure in the Public Works Department one of the three sub-divisions was abolished, by amalgamating the South Sub-Division with the Head quarters Sub-Division. 13 149. The details of irrigation done and revenue collected from various works managed by the Canal overseer are shown below :- Kharif Orop. Rabi Crop. Total. Name of Project. Extra Income. Grand Total of Re- Abpashi mission. Income, Area, Charges. Area, Charges. Area. Charges. Big. Bis Rs. 2. p. Big. Bis. Rs. a. p.Big. Bis. Rs. 2. p. Rs. a. p. Rs. 1. p. Rs. Lhasi, Amar & Obhatarpura Sarang 145 16 90 15 112 19 69 70 258 158 160 6 Ol 47 59 207 11 9 6/4/0 .. Ratanpura Saran 133 7 83 14 0 146 15 87 40 280 2 171 20 17 40 188 60 ... Parbatti Canal ... 21704 1610447 4 021704 1610447 4 0/1552 0611999 4 6 764/0/0 ... Aklera Sagar... 86 8 79 15 01 4749 9/3412 3 0 4835 17 3492 2 0 353 8 3 3845 10 31 5/12/0 Ramgarh Canal 290 18 168 0 0 6701 41 5027 6 0 6992 2 5195 60 107 89 5302 14.9 340/7/0 Omedgagar Tank, Gurrah Mories Nos. 2, 3, & 4 593 9 396 3 0 1519 5 1148 10 02112 14 1544 13 0 0 4 0 1545 1 0 4/11/0 Bilas Tank 712 3 433 13 0 712 3 433 130 11 90 445 6 0 12/12/0 ... ... Total 1294 18 818 15 0 35646 11 20625 15 0 36896 9,21444 14 0 2089 9,21444 8 323534 6 31133/14|| 3/113314 150. Field Protective Bund Works :- The expenditure of all sorts during the year under this head came to Rs. 24,217)- against a sanction of Rs. 19,406/ Water Works and Electricity Department. 151. Pandit Manni Lal Ji Water Works Manager and Electrical Engineer, held charge of the Department throughout the year except ·38 for about a month when he was un leave, P. Agandilal L, X. X. Assistant Electrical Engineer acting for him. 152, The total qumber of anita generated was 10,75,285 against 10,71,751 in the previous year and the expenditure incurred on generation, distribution and management amounted to Rs. 1,01,144/, as agaiost Rs. 97,763/- in the previous year. The actual distribution cost including generation, distribution and management came to 1.69 annas per unit wbile the average cost realised by selling was 2.65 andas per anit. 153, Out of 10,75,285 units generated only 9,56,299 were accounted for yielding an income of Rs. 1,58,694/ The remaining were either consumed in generation, or lost in distribution. Water Supply, 154. Filtered Supply:- 24,80,64,000 gallons of filtered water was supplied during the year of which 2,79,20,000 gallons were metered yielding a revenue of Rs. 10,470/-. 155. The total expenditure of all sorts came to Rs, 55,987/ giving a distribution cost of 3.61 annas per 1000 gallong 156. The highest consumption of water during the summer was 9,91,789 gallons per day of 24 hours against 9,20,960 gallons in the preceding year. 68 new water connections were made, the total number of consumers at the end of the year being 562 157. Unfiltered Supply - 10,38,24,000 gallons of unaltered water were supplied at a total cost of Rs. 27,103). giving an average cost of 4:17 Annas per 1000 gallons, 158. The executive and office ataff of the Water Works and Elec. -trical branch is reported to have worked satisfactorily. 159. In concluding his report the State Engineer commends B. Ratan Lal Assistant Engineer for nearly completing all the works in the North Sub-Division and mentious his Accountant Pandit Shiam Lal and the Head Draftsman B. Ram Chandra for good work done throughout the year. Forests. 160. The combined post of Superintendent of Customs, Excise and Forests was held by Pandit Mukand Rgoji througbout the year, 161. The total income from the State Forests amounted to Rs 1,91,596/- or Rs. 4,253f. less than that in the previous year, The fall in incoine is attributed to catechu and coal being manufactured in ·34 comparatively legs quantities during the year under report, and lowet bids for contracts of forest produoe being received. 162. Out of the total demands Rs. 32,889/, Rs. 30,385/- was colleoted and Rs. 205/- struok off as irrecoverable leaving Rs. 2,299/- to be recovered during the next year. The total arrears including this item amounted to Rs. 6,7311. at the close of the year. This is rather a heavy arrear and efforts should be made to get in this money as soon as possible. 163. 149 fire-lines, 245 miles in length and 20 to 75 feet in width, were out at a cost of Rs 938/-. The damage caused by fire amounted to Rs. 400/- 164. Kabara of the value of Rs. 293). was given away free to cultivators, and grazing dues amounting to Rs. 282}- were remitted under Mahakina Khas orders, Bagar Ghas. 165. The stock of grass in the Bagar at the close of the previous year was 10,946 maunds. 1,40,984 maunds was purchased during the year. Of the total 1,51,930 maunds of grass valued at Rs. 30,297/-, 1,31,004 mounds of the value of Rs. 32,958/- was consumed, or sold. The profits from sale amounted to Rs. 3,645), of which Rs. 1,828/- was spent ou establishment and sundry expenses. The total quantity of grass left over in stook at the close of the year was 20,926 maunds. Quarries. 166. The income from the State Quarries leased out on contract was Rs. 1,32,736/ as compared with Rs 1,18,095/- in the previous year. Charges for establishment and other expenses came to Rs. 7,336/- leaving a net profit of Rs. 1,25,400/-.

·35 CHAPTER V. Finance. 167. Babu Chunpilalji T. Shukla held the post of the Controller of Accounts throughout the year. 168. Against an estimate of Rs. 48,90,573)- the actual receipts canie to Rs. 52,35,996/- the main items of increase being under :- Rs. Land Rovenue ... Foreste ( State Quarries ) Intoxicating drugs including opium Refund Exchange and interest 1,62,789/- 25,400/- 64,471/ 83,011/- 32,1161- ... .. 0. 11. .. ... ... 169, The actual expenditure, inspite of careful vigilance being exercised on ceeded the estimate by Rs. 1,19,618. It amounted to Rs. 46,85,416). The excess was mainly due to Her Highness Shri - Mabarani Ji Sabiba's continued illness and the reigning family's trip to Bombay and Bhuj. The year's working showed a surplus of Re. 5,50,580). 170. The Budget estimates for Samvat 1989, assuming it to prove a normal year are : Income ... aua Rs. 49,42,573/ 47,35,069/- Expenditure Customs and Excise. 171 Pandit Mukand Raoji held charge of the post of the Superintendent Customs, Excise and Foresta throughout the year. His three Assistants, Chaube Nand Kumar ji, B. Churaman Singhji and P. Remeshwar Dayalji Bhargava, remained incharge of the Barad, Aklera and Kotah divisions respectively, Customs 172. The total receipts (including mapa ) for the year vader this head came to Rs 5,73,516/- or less by R$ 58,6141. than that of the previous year which atood at Rs. 6,32,130/- The decrease is due to the lowering of export duty on certain articles to assist agriculturists. 173. The import duty realised Amounted to Rs. 2,44,922/- showing a decrease of Rs, 23,491/- as compared with that of the previous year. The articles, the import of which showed appreciable decline were, ·36: sugar, Gur, and kerosine oil ( 18% each ) Kirana (10%) cotton yarn ( 31%) and oattle ( 25%). 174. The fall in the oase of sugar and kerosine is explained by the fact that these articles were exempted from duty during the Dashera fair, and so large quantities were bought by consumers. The deoline in Gur is explained by the growing tendency of people to use more sugar than Gur, and that in other articles by a fall in the demand for these, 175. The import of Ghee on the other hand inoreased by 194% owing to a fall in the prioe of the commodity, of tobacco by 27% owing to more demand and preparation of Biris in greater quantities. The increase by 16% each, in iron and silver is attributed to an increased demand on the part of middle class people consequent on the fall of tbeir prices. 176. Receipts from export duty came to Rs. 3,08,504|. against Rs 3,43,643,- in the previous year. With the exception of Ghee the only article which showed a decrease of 22% under exports, owing to less demand from outside, there was a significant increase (17%) in the export of grain, ( 87%) in oilseeds ( 142%) in cotton (74%) in country oil ( 55%) in hides, due in the case of some articles to reduction of export duty, and in the case of others to greater demand from outside. 177. The income from the various cattle fairs in the State (in which 21546 cattle valued at Rs. 2,73,752/- as against 1,31,900/--oattle valued at Rs. 1,77,684/- changed hands ) came to Rs 4,740). showing an increase of Rs. 1,203/- over the income of the preceding year. The Dewly started fairs of Khairabad and Suket are reported to be getting popular. 178. There are 6 ginning factories and one cotton press in the State. Rs. 582/- as compared with Rs, 413)- was recovered as royalty on 9,316 maunds of kapas ginned at the 6 ginning factories. 1000 bales of cotton were pressed at the cotton press at Ramganj Mandi yielding an income of Rs. 1,1871-. 179. Rs. 8,528/- was paid in by the Chambal toll contractor who holds a 5 years lease against the instalments of Rs. 8,789/- due from him leaving Rs. 261/. outstanding at the close of the year. 180. The arrears of Mapa (including an item of Rs. 255/1/9 omitted in the preceding year through an oversight in the Customs office ) amounted to Rs 5,106/15/3. Of this Rs. 889/4/9 was recovered during the year, Rs 99/- was remitted, and Rs. 455/12/- struck off as irrecoverable leaving Rs. 3,662/4/6 as the net demand. The total arrears at the close of the year amounted to Rs. 3,944/4/9 which includes Rs. 282/4. on account of the year under report.

·87 181. The iacome from Ramganj landi was Rs. 1,25,472). out of which Rs. 26,987]. was paid ag rebate, The Mandi is gradually developing 182. Refunds of duty amounted to Rs. 3,423)- and exemptions to Mafidars, Jagirdars and temples eto, came to Rs. 9,803/ Of the Raj Departments exempted from payment of customs duty, the military department has again failed to furnish the list of duty free goods imported by them. This is regretted, as the General Officer Commanding has not paid attention to the directions given in para 197 of the last year's report. He will be called upon to supply this information for the last two years. 183. The figures given below show the balance of Kotah trade with outside :- Total exports Rs. 63,87,0851- Rs. 37,18,655/- » imports ... ... Balance Rs. 26,68,4301. Excise. 184. The excise income during the year under report came to Rs. 1,34,591/- as compared with Rs. 1,34,734/- during the previous year and consisted of: duced) ... P. ... ... License fee (including that for Nizamat Shahabad where the Madras system has not been intro- Rs. 53,5641 Duty on liquor ( less on 896'6 gallons supplied to Jagirdars at concession rates ) Ry. 79,7887- Miscellaneous (including Rs. 597/- on account of arrears) Re 1,229/- Total 1,34,581/ ... ... u. 1.. 185. Liquor was supplied by the contractor Mr. Rustomji Cowas. Ji at the rate of Rs. 1/9/- per L. P. gallons. Including 3819-6 gallong in hand at the close of the year and allowing 372.2 gallons for dyrage in transit out of a total supply of 2,11,841-2 gallons issued from the Atru Distillery, the total stock at the warehouses amounted to 25,288-6 gallons. Of this quantity 21364'3 gallops were sold during the year and 480-6 gallons wasted, leaving 344367 gallons in stock at the close The average sale of liquor per hundred persons of the total population of 5,96,859 souls was 3-5 gallons. The incidence of total receipts per L. P. gallon came to Rs. 615/4 against Rs. 6/6/3 in the previous year, and that per head of population to RA../3/2, the same as in the preceding year. of the year.

·36 sugar, Gur, and korosine oil ( 18% ench) Kirana (10%) cotton yarn (31%) and onttle (25%). 174. Tho fall in the case of sugar and kerosine is explained by the fact that these artioles sero exempted from duty during the Dashera fair, and so largo qunntities wore bought by consumers. The decline in Gur is explained by the growing tendenoy of people to use more sugar than Gur, and that in other artioles by a fall in the demand for theso. 175. The import of Gheo on the other hand increased by 194% owing to a fall in the prioc of the commodity, of tobacco by 27% owing to more demand and preparation of Biris in greater quantities. The inorcase by 10% each, in iron and silver is attributed to an inoreased donand on the purt of middle clues people consequent on the fall of tbeir prices. 176. Receipts from export duty came to Rs. 3,08,504). against Rs 3,-43,613,. in the previous yenr. With the exception of Ghee the only artiole which showed n decrease of 22% under exports, owing to lees demand from outside, tliere was a significant increase ( 17%) in the oxport of grain, (87%) in oilsсeds ( 112%) in cottou (74%) in country oil ( 55% ) in hides, due in the case of some articles to reduotion of export duty, and in the case of others to greater demaud from outside. 177. The income from the various cattle fairs in the State (in whiol 21546 onttle valued at Rs. 2,73,752/- as against 1,31,900/- cattle valued at Rs. 1,77,684/- changed hands ) came to Rs 4,740/. showing an increase of Rs. 1,203/- over the income of the preceding year. The newly started fairs of Khairabad and Suket are reported to be getting popular. 178. There are 6 ginning factories and one cotton press in the State. Rs. 582]- as compared with Rs. 413). was recovered as royalty on 9,316 maunds of kapas ginned at the ginning factories. 1000 bales of cotton were pressed at the cotton press at Rumganj Mandi yielding an income of Rs. 1,187/-, 179 Rs. 8,528/- was paid in by the Chambal toll contractor who holds a 5 years lease against the instalments of Rs. 8,789). due from him leaving Rs. 261) outstanding at the close of the year. 180. The arrears of Mapa (including an item of Rs. 255/1/9 omitted in the preceding year through an oversight in the Customs office ) amounted to Rs 5,106/15/3. Of this Rs. 889/4/9 was recovered during the year, Rs 99/- tas remitted, and Rs. 455/12/- struck off as irrecoverable leaving Rs. 3,662/4/6 as the net demand. The total arrears at the close of the year amounted to Rs. 3,944/4/9 which includes Rs. 282/4/. on account of the year under report, ·87 181. The income from Ramganj Mandi was Rs. 1,25,472. out of which Rs. 26,937. yag paid aa rebate. The Mandi is gradually developing 182. Refunds of duty amounted to Rs. 3,423/- and exemptions to Mafidars, Jagirdars and temples eto, came to Rs. 9,803/-. Of the Raj Departments exempted from payment of customs duty, the military department has again failed to furnish the list of duty free goods imported by them. This is regretted, as the General Officer Commanding has not paid attention to the directions given in para 197 of the last year's report. He will be called upon to supply this information for the last two years. 183. The figures given below show the balance of Kotah trade with outside :- Total exports Rs. 63,87,085/- imports Rs. 37,18,655/- ... .. .. 95 ... Balance ... Rs. 26,68,4301. Excise. 184, The excise income during the year under report came to Re. 1,34,591 - as compared with Rs. 1,34,734/- during the previous year and consisted of: duced ) ... .. License fee (including that for Nizamat Shahabad where the Madras system has not been intro- Rs. 53,564) Duty on liquor (less on 896-6 gallous supplied to Jagirdars at concession rates ) Rs. 79,788/- Miscellaneous (including Rs. 597/- on account of arrears) Rs 1,229/- Total 1,34,581/ 00 . IO . >> 185. Liquor was supplied by the contractor Mr. Rustomji Cowag. Ji at the rate of Rs. 1/9/- per L. P. gallons. Inoluding 38196 gallons in hand at the close of the year and allowing 372•2 gallons for dyrage in transit out of a total supply of 2,11,841.2 gallons issued from the Atru Distillery, the total stock at the warehouses amounted to 25,28866 gallons. Of this quantity 2136443 gallows were sold during the year and 480-6 gallong wasted, leaving 3413.7 gallone in stock at the close The average sale of liquor per hundred persons of the total population of 5,96,859 souls was 3.5 gallons. The incidence of total receipts per L, P. gallon came to Rs. 615/4 against ks. 6/6/3 in the previous year, and that per head of population to Rs. -13/2, the same an in the procediog year. of the year, ·38 186. The arrears of contraot money at the beginning of the year famounted to Rs. 3,906/- Rs. 597/ were recovered during the year. With Rs. 339/- the arrears of the year under report, the total outstanding at the olose of the year amounted to Rs. 3,082/- 187. The number of Excise shops in the State was 136 the same as last year. Atru Distillery. 188. The distillery worked for 228 days under the supervision of the Distillery Inspector Babu Brij Gopal. 6,104 maunds of Mohwa was distilled which yielded 26,848 L. P. gallons of liquor. 189. The quantity of liquor in stock at the close of the year was 3124.5 L. P. gallops. According to the terms of his contraot the contractor is required to keep a stock of 6000 gallons. The Revenue Commissioner should look into the matter, With the sanction of Mahakwa Khas 2,334 L. P. gallons of liquor were supplied to the Tonk State. Opium, 190. The total opium receipts (including Rs 232|- arrears of previous year) came to Rs. 20,166/- (as detailed below) showing a decrease of Rs. 2,303/-. .. Lioense fee from wholesale dealers from retail vendors > ... ... Excise duty on opium Rs. 5,500/- 11,4611- 2,9281- 1981- 79/- ... Miscellaneous ... Arrears ... Total 20,166/- 191. 110 wholesale licences were issued during the year as against 113 during the previous year. The number of retail shops (excluding 12 shops in the Jagir area ) was 96. 192. The State purohased no opium for sale even this year. Out of 66 maunds 10 seers 9ohbs, 1 tola of opium in stock at the beginning of the year, 36 maunds 23 seers 14 chhs. opium was sold, leaving 27 maunds 34 seers 5 chhs, in stock, at the close of the year after allowing for dryage and wastage, 193. The duty on sale of opium was, with effeot from the 6th July 1933 raised from Rs. 21- to Rs. 7/- per seer. The cultivation of poppy ·2010 seers 6 cbb, and 31 maunds Seri the . Of the total ( 51 maunds 18 seers like this Kesky was sold for Rs. 1,9137., and WANNA Tule in stock at the close of the year after this od 1 seer was 3 maunda 1! A hi C. The total quantity of Bhang (ina kulit te wil LETI 73 gold for Rs. 160/- and only 19 chia *** the 8 maands 6 seors of R18 W Id 14 Beers of which 1 maundroid 4* W 01. The stock of charag at the sites *** 1.3,239 - leaving 11 seors I ohh, I then 39 is permitted is oly 12 nizamats and the total are: ander Tesi 1,235 B bus and 12 Bisitas excluding 2,750 Bighas 1: Estu the Jagir ares 191. 16,44 aad 985 licenses for cultivation of pop Tas to tte Iislas and Jagir ares respectively. The prodoxis Tsite T33,734 c3 cds 3f seers 14 chhs, while that in the JA TE 335 m3ada 9 siers 6 chhs. The average yield in the form ya 15 seer per Bigba. 193. Iz:'aling 73 cases pooding at the close of the the tefalcomber of cases to be dealt with against the ois 3T TE 187, chick 123 were disposed of during the ser laeris of El. Pasul were recovered as fine and : msgade of opias vu confiscated. Of this 6 seers 9 chhs. oss Rs. 15; 195. 1380 mannds 20 seorg 44 chbs. of opiaza **** afciaz Sustes, Hemp Drugs. IST. Ps. 5,245/- a8 against Rs. 4,852/- of this ** is es Ex e fees from 56 hemp drugs shops in the Site 192. Tte income from the sale of hemp drengganu (acture of Samvat 1986 to 1988 ) amovated to 153. Tee stock of ganja in hand at the beginning the ser eks. for dryage and wastage. case cf the year. Teader. imported during the year.

·40 CHAPTER VI. Medical Department. 202 Rao Sabib Dootor Vidya Shankar Ji, L, M. & S. held oharge of the Medical Department throughout the year. 203. There was no change in the personnel of the Department whioh consists of: - i State Surgeon. 1 Assistant Surgeon 1 Lady Assistant Surgeon. 22 Sub-Assistant Surgeons. 1 Lady Sub-A.ssistant Surgeon. 32 Male Compounders. 5 Male Dressers. 2 Female compounders. 1 Female Dresser. 5 Midwives. 1 Assistant Superintendent Vaccination. 6 Vaccinators 204. Two new quarters for the Lady compounder at the Victoria Hospital, together with a roon over the bungalow of the Lady Sub- Assistant Surgeon were constructed during the year, . 205. Rainfall was above normal throughout the State during the year under report. The largest fall recorded at Kishenganj was 79.68 and the lowest at Kotah 28.89. The maximum temperature in Kotah oity was 112º.6, on the 31st May 1933 and the minimum 40°, on the 26th January 1933. 206. The work done at the laboratory which remained under charge of Sub Assistant Surgeon Abdul Wahid throughout the year was as below :-- 1. Microscopical Examination of blood for malaria 156 2. 94 sputum Urine and its sediments 3. 13 4. stools eto 54 ... 467 . 5. Chemical and Microscopical test for urine 6. Intravenous injections of Tinct. lodine, Iodides with Salicylates, Neo-salvarsan and other Antitoxines eto, 376 ".. ... ...

·41 7. Suboutaneous injections of Sodium Morrhuste, Caco. dylate Emetine Insuline, Caloium and Ferri Arse. nas etc, ... •15 1024 207. 3,64,514 out and 1,559 in-patients, against 3,89,821 out and 1,645 in.patients in the previous year were treated at the various State hospitals and dispensaries, the daily average attendance being 2510 21 Ag compared with 2531.03 of the preceding year. The fall in the number of patients is attributed by the State Surgeon to better general health of the population. The most common diseases which prevailed during the year were :- Malaria 87,945 Diseases of the skin 60,032 eye 48,756 digestive system 30,645 respiratory system... 23,007 Uloers 22,532 Diseases of the ear 16,586 . 91 91 11 ut 93 ..0 .. 208. 12,634 operations were performed during the year as compared with 12,430 in the previous year. Of these 2,327 were performed at the Kotah City Hospital--the selected ones being :- . D PO Operations on Tumours 35 on Cysts 56 on Lymphatics ---Removal of lymphatic glands by excision. 7 by curetting 11 on Bones 351 on Skin—Incision of Carbuncles 17 on Joints 143 on Amputations 17 GOD IP 11 HP I. ... 18 ... . ... 11 Operations on Eye and its appendages:- For entroption For triobiasis For Pterygium... Removal of new growth ... . ... 3 6 .. Operations on Ege ball :- 1 2 . Iridectomy Needling of leas Extraction of lens Trephining 50 . ... 19 00 ·42 ... 151 . Extrnotion of foroign bodies Eviscoration 11 Parncentesis of cornea ... ... CO Operations on Nasal Cavity :- Romoval of polypus Operations on Breast:- Removal of broast pratiul or complete ... 2 Operations on abdominal wall and Cavity- For oxternal hernin -For rudioul ouro Paracontesis 1 1 ... 23 ... ... ... Operations on Rectum and Anus- Removal of hæmorrhoids 6 Incision or excision of anal fistula .. 19 . Operations on bladder- Lithotomy lateral Operations on Male Generative Organs- For paraphimosis Amputation of penis 2 ... 1 ... .. 209. Victoria Hospital :--The Lady Superintendent, Doctor (Miss) Gharubai Krishna Rao Dhuiryawan, 11. B. B. 8., held charge of the Victoris Hospital during the year under report except for a period of one month and 10 days when she was on leave and was officiated by Mrs. Bonolata Dari Lady Sub-Assistant Surgeon. 210. The number of out and in-patients treated during the year at the Victoria Hospital was 11,555 and 168, respectively, as against 13,795 and 203 in the previous year. 211 413 operations were performed as compared with 604 in the previous year, the most important being :- Operations on Tumours 1 II. on Bones ... 1 ... . ... ... on abdominal wall and Cavity Paracentesis 6 ... 1 ... ... Operations on Female Generative Organs:- Removal of polypus Replacement of inverted uterus Curetting of uterus Hysterectomy partial or complete 17 . ... 9. 00 ... 1 ...

·43 1 1 ... ... Removal of septum of double vagina Removal of cysts or new growth Dilatation of hymen Removal of hymen 1 S90 ... 2 2 1 Obstetric Operations-Version Podalic Applioation of forceps Evisceration of foetus Induction of abortion Separation and extraction of placenta and membranes after delivery . 20. 4 .. 0 1 212. There was no epidemic during the year. 213. Sanitation :- The sanitation of the city and the district continued on the same lines as in previous years and the Health Officer has made po suggestion for further improvement. Several lanes in the city were provided with katla (stone) floorings and kharaujah (pavements) and a number of drains were constructed in the city which greatly added to the amenity and sanitation of the city. 214. Vaccination :- 18,872 vaccinations against 19,353 in the previous year were performed during the season extending from Ootober to March 1923. The average number of successful cases was 96.93, and the cost of vaccination per head came to 42 pies. 215. An anti-rabic centre was opened at Kotah with effect from the 18th April 1933, and Sub-Assistant Surgeon Doctor Abdal Wahid was sent to Kasauli for special training in anti-rabic treatment. In all 115 cages were treated. It is 216. Dai Class : No Dei class was held during the year. proposed to open one at the Vistoria Hospital next year, ·42 Extraction of foreign bodies 151 Evisceration 11 Paracentesis of cornea ... 3 0. ... Operations on Nasal Cavity : Removal of polypus 4 Operations on Breast:- Removal of breast pratial or complete 2 ... Operations on abdominal wall and Cavity- For external berpia -For radical oure Paracentesis ܢܙ ... 23 ... ... Operations on Rectum and Anus- Removal of hæmorrhoids 6 ... .O. .. Incision or excision of anal fistula 19 ... Operations on bladder. Lithotomy lateral 4 ... ... Operations on Male Generative Organs- For paraphimosis Amputation of penis 2 1 ... ... 209. Victoria Hospital :- The Lady Superintendent, Doctor (Miss) Gharubai Krishna Rao Dhairyawan, M. B. B. s., held charge of the Victoria Hospital during the year under report except for a period of one month and 10 days when she was on leave and was officiated by Mrs. Benolata Devi Lady Sub-Assistant Surgeon. 210. The number of out and in-patients treated during the year at the Victoria Hospital was 11,555 and 168, respectively, as against 13,795 and 203 in the previous year. 211 413 operations were performed as compared with 604 in the previous year, the most important being :- ... 1 ... ... ... Operations on Tumours on Bones 1 ... on abdominal wall and Cavity Paracentesis 6 .. 1 1 ... .. Operations on Female Generative Organs:-- Removal of polypus Replacement of inverted uterus Curetting of uterus Hysterectomy partial or complete . 17 ... . ... 9. ... . . .. ... 1 ·43 1 +0 Removal of septumn of double vagina Removal of cysts or new growth Dilatation of hymen Removal of hymen 1 .. und ... 2 2 .. 1 1 Obstetric Operations - Version Podalic Application of forceps Evisceration of fotus • Induction of abortion Separation and extraction of placenta and membranos after delivery 4 00 1 212. There was no epidemic during the year. 213. Sanitation :- The sanitation of the city and the district continued on the same lines as in previous years and the Health Officer has made po suggestion for further improvement. Several lanes in the city were provided with katla (stone) floorings and kharaujah (pavements) and a number of drains were constructed in the city which greatly added to the amenity and sanitation of the city. 214. Vaccination :- 18,872 vaccinations against 19,353 in the previous year were performed during the season extending from October to Maroh 1923. The average number of successful cases was 96.93, and the cost of vacoination per head came to 42 pies. 215. An anti-rabio centre was opened at Kotab with effect from les futi 1991, and Subsristar Sugarr Mantan Abdul Wahis was sent to Kasauli for special training in anti-rabio troatment. In all 115 cases were treated. It is 216. Dai Class : No Dai class was held during the year. proposed to opon one at the Victoria Hospital next year.

·CHAPTER VII. Education Department. 217. Lula Daya Krishnaji, m. A., IL. 11., hold ohargo of the post of the Dircolor of Eduontion throughout tho your. 218, He was in camp for 25 daya during which ho inspeoted 45 schools in 13 Ninhmats of the State. Ho niso spent 10 days in the inspootion of the Holools at load quartors. 919. P. llariharnath Sukhin, Inspector of Schools Western Cirole resigned his post. His resignation was accepted, his place being filled up ly the appointment of L. Dhoolilul on ono year's probation. Lala Gokul Prasad, inspector of Schools, Southern Cirolo romained on biok lonvo for the most part of the year and temporary arrangonient for his work was made. 2:20. The number of daro spout on inspeotion work by the Head Master, Lowor Sliddle Schoul Kotuli (who supervises tire City schools) and tho throc oirolo inspectors was ag uodor :- No. of days. 33 Inspcotor City Cirolo ... Western 185 ... t. Dastern 160 J) 11 Southern 61 ... ... Small touring done by the Inspector Southern oirole is attributed by the Direotor of Eduontion to the protracted illness of the permanent Inspector, but the officiating Inspector should have done some inspootiou. 221. The total number of sohools in the State at the olose of the year under report was 127 (117 boys and 10 girls schools) as compared with 129 at the close of the previous year. Of these, 117 were State schools ( comprising of 4 Anglo. Vernacular, 1 training, 1 Sanskrit and 111 Vernacular schoois ), 7 aided and 3 recognised 100-aided schools. 222. The number of students at the close of the year under report was 10,165 against 9,897 in the preceding yeur. Of this number 1,014 or 9.99% were girls and 9,151 or 90.0% boys. 223. The total expenditure on education during the year under report come to Rs. 2,65,021/- thich works out at 6.18 pies per month per head of the total pupulation of 6,85,804 gouls and 3 apnas 5.22 pies per month per head of the total population of school.going age caloulated on 15% basis.

·45 224, The 4 Anglo-Vernacular institutions consisted of the Herbert College, the High School Baran; the Lower Middle School Kotah and the Bhim Cadet Corps school Kotah, 225. Mr. Girdharilal Khullar of the Herbert College, Pandit Uma Shankar of the Lower Middle School, Lala Duli Chand of Bhim Cadet Corps School and Pandit Shambhu Nath Ganju of the Baran High School among the English staff, and Molvi Mohammad Ali of the Herbert College, Mesers Raghu Nath, Kesrilal aud Jagdish Prasad of the Lower Middle School, Motilal of the Bhim Cadet Corps school and Pandit Deo Dutta of the Baran High School among the oriental staff, showed the best results. 226. 36 boys from the Herbert Intermediate College sat for the Intermediate examination of the Board of whom 31 passed, one in the 1st Division. 56 from the Herbert College and 12 from the Baran High School were sent up for the High School examination of whom 43 (35 from the former and 8 from the latter lastitution) came out sucoessful. Comparing these results with those of other 10stitutions in Central India and Rajpatana which send in equal or greater number of students, the Director of Education reports, that the position of the College was 1st, in the Intermediate examination and 3rd. in the High Sohool. 227. At the annual prize distribution of the colle on the 29th September 1932 His Highness the Maharao Saheb Bahadur, accom, panied by Shri Maharaj Kumar Saheb, the Members Mahakma Khas and the principal Sardars and officials of the State distributed prizes and was puseul to expruss satinantis st the prorus of aluation is als State. His Highness expressed his gratification at the results showa in the Intermediate and High School examinations and congratulated the Principal and teaching staff. He advised the students to read books outside the prescribed text booka to increase their knowledge and impressed upon them the importance of mental and physical progress going hand in hand. 228. The College Magazine continued to be edited by Professor Ram Chandra M. A, LT. under the management of Professor Ram Gopal Gupta, 1. A., LT. 3 229. There were 4 goperal debates in the college in which students took part in large numbers. The two best speakers in English and Hindustani Hardeo Singh Pattu of 12th class and Kedar Nath were awarded prizes. 230. The Students Co-operative Stores did not fare well, and, bat for financial aid from college funds and close official supervision of the management, would have failed.

·46 231, Vernacular Schools : Of the 103 Vernaoular sobools, 18 were middle schools, 42 Upper Primary, 142 Lower Primary and i preparatory sohool, The number of students on the rolls in vernacular schools at the close of the year was 7,387, as against 7,237 in the previous year. Of these 35.09% belonged to agriculturist olasses and 64.91% to non-agriculturist ones, 89.17% were Hindus and 10.83% non-Hindus, 152 boys appeared at the Vernacular Fipal Examination held at Kotah of whom 144 passed, 9 in the 1st. division, Kotah once again topping the list in Rajputana including Ajmer-Merwara, 232. The teacher's oonference was attended by 43 teachers of whom 17 passed. Those who passed were examined orally by the Director of Education in methods of teaching, and certificates were awarded to those only who passed this final test. 233. Normal School :~ The total number of pupil teachers at the end of the year was 22 against 23 in the preceding year. No candidate was sent this year for the Vernacular Teacher's Certificate examination of the United Provinces, 234. Aided Schools - The number of State aided schools during the year was 7 the same as in the previous year. 202 students against 208 in the preceding year received training in these schools. Of these 7 institutions the Vitthal Nath Pathshala teaches primarily Sanskrit and prepares candidates for the various Sanskrit examinations. The number of students reading in this Pathshala was 39 against 45 during the previous year. In the opinion of the Director of Education the arrangement of teaching English in this Pathshala is unsatisfactory and he considers that so long as the aid given to the institution by the Education Department is not made conditional on the management carrying out the iustruotions of the Education Department no improvement in general methods of teaching is possible. 235. There are two recognised unaided schools for boys, viz the Mission Sohool at Piploda and Mikhilpura (Salavad) which had on their rolls in the year under report 74 and 10 boys respectively. 236. Female Education: Of the 10 girls schools one is unaided recognised school at Piploda. The rest are State schools of which one is an Anglo Vernacular Middle School, i Vernacular Lower Middle School, 1 Vernacular Upper Primary school and 6 Vernacular Lower Primary schools. 622 girls were receiving education in these institutions at the end of the year under review of whom 233 were reading in Shri Maharani Ji Sahiba's girl school at Kotah, In addition 288 girls read in the boys schools. The total number of girls enrolled iv the State girls schools at the close of the year was 910 as against 944'in the preceding year.

·237. 7 girls appeared from Shri Maharani Ji Sahiba's school is the Anglo. Vernacular Lower Middle examination of the U. P., of whom 6 passed, two in the 1st, division and one obtaining distinction in Hindi and Arithmetio. 238. 392 boarders resided in 24 boarding houses at the end of the year, 239. Out of a provision of Rs. 22,924/- 225 students were receiving scholarships at the close of the year. 240. 1,613 books were purchased for Rs. 1,173)- during the year for the college and school libraries which contained 12,275 books towards the olose of the year. The reading rooms attached to the college and the various schools are supplied with nowspapers and magazines for the benefit of teachers and students. 241, Technical and Industrial Education :-- Pangalal who was learning Automobile Engineering at the Dayal Bagh Institute Agra, Badri Prasad who was learning wood-painting and polishing at the Wood-work Technical Institute Bareilly and Ram Peareylal studying Commerce at Pillani completed their courses during the year and 5 more scholarships were awarded to candidates for the study of astrology, drawing eto. 242. Physical Education ;- Outdoor games like Cricket, Football, Hookey eto., were played in the college, football in all vernacular middle sohools, while drill and other country games like Kabaddi eto., were encouraged in all Vernacular and Anglo-Verpacular schools. Hockey and football tournaments were held on grounds of the Herbert College and the natohes played were keenly contested. The Hookey cup and football abield were both wou by the Herbert College while the footballoup went to the Lower Middle School, Kotah. 243. First-aid training was imparted in the Herbert College. Baran High School, Normal School and several vernacular middle schools, A First-aid team was sent to Ajmer to compete at the Rajputana sobools' tournament in First-aid to the injured but failed to win the shield. 244. Mr. B. D Batta Professor of Chemistry Herbert College was in charge of scouting at Head quarters and acted as Scout Commissioner for the State. A scouts rally was held at Akelgarh on the occasion of the visit of Mr. Sri Ram Bajpai, Chief Organising Commissioner Seva Samiti Boy Scouts' Association O. P. oo the 23rd February 1933, Scouts badges and gallantry medals were distributed by Rai Babadur Pandit Bishwambhar Nath Ji, Member, Mahakma Khas.

·48 Mr. Bajpai in a short and luoid speech explained the aims and objoots of scouting and its use in every day life. Valuable service was rondered by Soout volunteors in tho. Dagheru fair. The draft of the new constitution passed by the Scouts Association was approved by the Mahakma Kuns and His Highness who is keenly interested in this movemont vory graciously acceded to the request of the Association to booomo its Patron, 2.15. Tho experiment in adult education did not prove a success and the night school opened at Bumorighatu had to be closed for want of suffioiont attonduuoo. Mayo College. 246 Ap Randhir Singhji of Koeln and Maharaja Bhajrop Singhji of Kherli having left the college the vumber of students at the close of the year was 17. 247. Bhanwar Gajendra Singh of Kupadi passed the Post Diploma 3rd year examination stavding 1st among 6 boys of his class. He is reported to be very intelligent and well behaved. 248. Kanwar Jaswant Singh possed the Post Diploma examination 2nd yoar standing 2nd among 5 boys of bis olabs and Apji Gordhan Singh of Sojpur the Diploma examination 1st year. 249. Apji Amar Singh of Koeln passed the Diploma examination in 2nd division with distinotion in English and Science. He is also reported to be very intelligent and well behared. 250 Bhanwar Kishen Singh of Kunadi, Thakur Kalyan Singh, Bhanwar Jagrant Singh and Tejraj Singh of Gainta, and Bhanwar Dasrath Singh of Kunadi all passed the Diploma examinations the first two with distinction in Science and Hindi respectively. 251. Bhanwars Gopal Singh, Lakshman Singh, Gulab Singh, Hamir Singh of Kunadi and Thakur Girwar Singh of Karwar passed their respeotive class examinations, the only failures being Kanwar Durjan Sal of Dubri, Kanwar Kesho Singh of Bamulia and Apji Kalyan Singh of Koela, 25%. In all athletios all the Kotah boys did well, ·49 CHAPTER VIII. Home Department. 253. Pandit Porusbottam Rao Ji held charge of the Home Department throughout the year except for a period of one month when he proceeded on leave. Babu Balmukandji Gapta, B. &., Superin. tendent State Gardens officiated him. Babu Lal Beharilal held the post of the Assistant Hakim Kotris with his head quarters at Pipalda. 234. Indargarh the biggest of all the 8 Kotris or fiefs under the guzerainty of the Kotah Darbar, remained as in past years noder the direct supervision of the Mahakma Khas with Lala Kalyanmal Banthia, B, 80. as its Kamdar. 255. The remaining 7 Kotris remained as usual under the general aupervision of the Home Officer. Of those, Pipalda aod Karwar are under direct management, the wards being minors. The other 5 Kotris are being looked after by their respectve Sardars 256. Khatoli —Maharaja Balbir Singhji is managing the Thikana satisfactorily with the Assistance of his old Kamdar Munshi Hafizuddin 257. Antarda :-- Maharaja Sangram Singhji who is personally looking after his Thikana, has not been able to pay the instalment of bis debt which fell due during the year under report. 258. Gainta :-Rao Bahadur Maharaja Madho Singh Ji is managing the affairs of the Thikana which is indebted to the State. The year's instalment of the debt was paid up, 259. Pusod :- Thakur Jagat Singhji has bimself been incharge of the Thikapa for some years. He is heavily in debt and has not been able to pay anything towards the liquidation of his debt since Samyat 1984. 260. Baluan : Maharaja Pratap Singhji who has been incharge of his Thikapa for some time, owes a heavy debt to the State. He has failed to pay up instalments which fell due daring the year under review, 261. The attention of the Thikana Sardars should once mofe be invited to the remarks contained in para 280 of the last year's report in which the desirability of curtailing their espeases with a view to clear off their long outstanding debts was insisted on them. 262. Pipalda :- Thakur Gulab Singbji the present Sardar is 22 years of age. His wife died in May 1933, leaving an infant who is being brought up by his maternal grand-father at Udaipur.

·48 Mr. Bajpai in a short and lucid speech explained the aims and objects of scouting and its use in every day life. Valuable service was rendered by Soout volunteers in the Dashera, fair. - The draft of the new constitution passed by the Scouts Association was approved by the Mahakma Khas and His Highness who is keenly interested in this movement very graciously acceded to the request of the Association to become its Patron. 245. The experiment in adult education did not prove a success and the night school opened at Bamorighata had to be closed for want of sufficient attendance. Mayo College. 246. Ap Randhir Singhji of Koela and Maharaja Bhairon Singhji of Kherli having left the college the number of students at the close of the year was 17. 247. Bhanwar Gajendra Singh of Kunadi passed the Post Diploma 3rd year examination standing 1st among 6 boys of his class. He is reported to be very intelligent and well behaved. 248. Kanwar Jaswant Singh passed the Post Diploma examination 2nd year standing 2nd among 5 boys of his class and Apji Gordhan Singh of Sojpur the Diploma examination 1st year. 249. Apji Amar Singh of Koela passed the Diploma examination in 2nd division with distinction in English and Science, He is also reported to be very intelligent and well behaved. 250 Bhanwar Kishen Singh of Kunadi, Thakur Kalyan Singh, Bhanwar Jaswant Singh and Tejraj Singh of Gainta, and Bhanwar Dasrath Singh of Kunadi all passed the Diploma examinations the first two with distinction in Science and Hindi respectively. : 251. Bhanwars Gopal Singh, Lakshman Singh, Gulab Singh, Hamir Singh of Kunadi and Thakur Girwar Singh of Karwar passed their respective class examinations, the only failures being Kanwar Durjan Sal of Dabri, Kanwar Kesho Singh of Bamulia and Apji Kalyan Singh of Koela, 257. In all athletios all the Kotah boys did well, ·51 267. The number of recipients of Paltu is shown in the statement given below:- Detail of Palta Nature of work Total Paltu. 1,526 169 1,695 93 1,602 750 572 93 187 Reception Department. 268. Maharaja Chatar Singhji is working as Reception Officer in addition to his own duties as Mungarim Atala. Gardens. 269. Babu Balmukandji Gapta, B. A., 8. R. H. B. remained in charge of the State Gardens throughout the year except for a period of one month and seven days when he was on privilege leave. He was officiated by Saiyed Mazhar Ali. 270. Water in Chhatar Bilas tank ran low about the middle of May, but the early advent of rain this year filled it in Juge. The scheme for a subsidiary tank to meet shortage of water experienced year after year by the gardens, made just before the rains by the Superintendent of gardens was on examination by the State Engineer found impracticable. The rainfall duriøg the year was adequate and fairly distributed over the four months of the rainy season. 271. 1,400 fruit trees and 2,600 ornamental and flowering shrubs were planted during the year. 272. The income of the State gardeos during the year uoder report came to Rs. 10,555/- the average for the last 5 years being Rs. 9,522/.. The expenditure was Rs 32,655/- as against an average of Rs 31,936/- 273, Baba Sri Narain Saxene, B. 80. who was attached to the gardens to receive practical training is reported to have worked with assiduity and intelligence and is well spoken of by the Saperintendent of gardens under whose direct supervision he has been workiog. Govindlal accountant is also reported to have worked well as usual. 274. The number of animals at the Zoo in the gardens at the close of the year was 8 of which 2 are lions, two lionesses, 3 lion cubs and i bear.

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·APPENDIX I. List of Officials in the Kotah State during the Samvat year 1989. (1932-33 A, D.) Period Name of Officials. Appointments. Remarks. From То ... 09 20 A Government onicor topt to the State. ... ... 13 13 ... DP ... 91 ... 15 Mahakma Khas. Major General Ap Onkar Singh Ji, C. I. E. of Palaitba Members, Mahakma Khas Rai Babadur Pandit Bishwambhar Nath Ji M. A. Private Department of His Highness. Kagwar Chandra Sen Ji of Kunadı Private Secretary to H H. the Mabarao Sahib Bahadur. Lala Gopi Nath Ji Aggarwal, B. A. Tutor to Shri Maharaj Kumar Sahib. Revenue Department. Munshi Khazan Singh Ji Revenue Commissioner. Pandit Duni Chand Ju Assistant Revenue Commissioner, Ladpura Division. Munshi Shyam Swarup J Baran Munshi Han Shankar Ji... Aklera Customs, Excise and Forests. Pandit Mukand Rao Ji Superintendent of Customs, Excise and Forests Pandit Rameshwar Dayalji Bhargava Assistant Supdt. of Customs, Excise & Forests, Kotab. Chauba Nand Kumar 11 Baran. Babu Churaman Singh Ji Aklera Co-operative Department. Babu Ghansham Dass Ji Gupta, B. Ag. Registrar Co-operative Bocieties and Chairman Co-operative Bank, Babu Gajadhar Prasad ) Assistant Registrar Co-operative Societies. Judicial Department. Rai Babadur Pandit Sri Ram Ji Bhargava Appellate and Sessions Judge. Babu Hiralal Ji Sood, B. A., M, R. A. S. Sub-Judge, Kotab. Munshi Prem Sukh Ji Babu Hiralal 31 Adholia, B. A, L.L. B. District Magistrate, Kotah. Babu Jagdish Sahai Ji Mathur, B. A., LL.B.... and Sub-Judge, Baran, Pandit Harnath Ji Chaturvedi, B. A., L L. B.... Aklera. Police Departments Rai Sabib Pandit Prem Nath Ji Tikku. Inspector General of Police, Babu Juggan Prasad Ji Superintendent of Police, Baran. Munshi Bashir Uddin Ji Aklera Babu Ram Dags Ji Kotah. Babu Tulsi Ram J1 Personal Assistant to Inspector General of Police l'andit Parelal Ji Bhargava Deputy Superintendent of Police, .. 10. 1.10-32 27-5.33, .. 26-5-33. Retired on Pension. 11 32 .. 91 10.

·Name of Oficials, Rerk. 110:7). TO ... ... ... ... ... 11 ... ... Military Department. Colonel Thakur Pirthi Singh Ji General 0:icrr Command: ala forcm. Captain Zorawar Singh Ji Commanding OMC, introirs. Captain Deo Singh Ji C:11.318y. Public Works Departnicnt. Babu Shco Narain Ji $111c fingineos. Babu Narnin Singh Ji Issistant Engineap, linals, Babu Ratan Lalli 11253. Babu Khenichand Ji L.1.1:. (Hons.) 2.1.87 Mechanical .1*15eant 1:10h1570 l. 1. D. Wc:-:77. Water Works and Electricity Department. Pandit Janni Lal Ji Electrical Engineer in: Illino Works 1.25ms. Pandit Anandi Lal Ji Bhargawa Assistant Electrical lingisens Babu Kunj Biharilalji Medical Department. Rao Sahib Doctor Vidya Shankar Ji, L, M.S. Chic Iedical Oficer. Doctor Suraj Prasad Ji, M. B. & B. S. Assiss:int Surgeon), Briti, Doctor Miss Gharu Bai Krislina Rao Dhairyawan NT, B. & B. S. Lady Superintendent, Victoria llospital. Education Departmicnt. Lala Daya Krishna Ji, ill. n., LL. B. Disresor of Iration and Irineiral, Il-obert Internal College, Ro!! Pandit Shambu Nath Ji He:d .Nostcr lligh School, laran. Finance Department. Babu Chunni Lal Ji T. Shukla Controller ol Accounts. Pandit Sri Ballabh Ji assistant Controller of Accounts. Lala Kalyan Nial Ji Munib Sadar 'Treasury. Home Department. Pandit Purushottani Rao Ji Oficer in charge Home Departmenl. Babu Bal Alukand Ji Gupta, B. A., F. R. H. S. Superintendent State Gardens, Babu Lal Bihari Lal Ji Assistant Koiriat. Municipality Lala Gopi Nath Ji Aggarwal, B. A. .. ... Chairman Municipal Board, Rotah. Vakils Munshi Abdul Wahab Ji is. . ... Darbar Vakil at hu. .. ... ... ñ ... .. ... . . v ... .. .. ... . It 0.

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·APPENDIX III. Statement showing the Strength, Cost and Education of the Police during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932-33. ) PONISHMENT. REWARDS. EDUCATION. DESCRIPTION OF OFFICES Pay of Grade REMARKS. Number. Dismissed lined, Degraded or suspended Departruentally. ܝܝܕ 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 . ܢܝܕ ... ... mo ... ... Inspector General of Police Personal Assistant to I. G. Police Superintendent of Police Deputy Superintendent of Police ... Inspectors 3 1 Rs. 600/- 175/- Rs. 225/- to 300/- 125/- 125/- ... .. 1 3 1 3 ... .. .. ... ... . ... ... ... ... 5 ... ... ... ... Sub-Inspectors 1st Grade Sub-Inspectors 2nd Sub-Inspectors 3rd Sub-Inspectors 4th Accountants Moharrirs (Office Clarks) ... 7 15 12 8 2 13 90/- to 100/ 80/- 70/- 60/- 40/- to 70/- 20/- to 45/- 3 2 2 ... ... 1 1 ... 7 15 12 8 2 13 4 ... 2 .. ... ... .. ... ... ... 1 ... ... 4 3 .. English Clork Head Constables 1st Grade Do. 2nd Do. 3rd Do. 4th Do. 5th 2 9 13 19 24 19 50/- to 35/- 35/- 30/ 25/- 20/- 15/- ... ... 2 9 11 19 24 19 . 1 ... ... ... 4 3 10 3 1 4 . .. ܝܝܕ 28 494 ... 134 1395 35 2 2 9 95 Lance Head Constables Constables Mounted Police Sandni Sawars Daftari .. 45 391 15 93 1 8 12 ... 13/- 11/- to 12/- 32/. to 33/- 11/- 9/- ... 1 ... ::: : ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... 1 ... ... .. 35 ... 2 1 Monial Staff Chowkidars lat Grade 2nd Chowkidare Mahakmajat 1/. to 30/. 6/- 5/- & Land 8/- to 9/- 21 1 II. 229 1379 35 .. ... 6 8 13 ... ::::load O ... Total ... 3395 117 సస్ 136 35 587 ·Statement showing the working of the Police during the Samvat year 1989 (1932-99.) NOMBRF OP EXTES NUMBER OF ACCUSED ARRESTED NUMBER OF ACCUSED ENT FAR TRIAL OMBER OF ACCUSED) CONVICTED NO UF ACCOED PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE CON- ACQUITTRD Olt OF VICTED ON ACCUSED DISCLARGED, CONVICTIONS. SFNT FOR TRIAL STITE. REMARKS 2 3 4 5 6 8 I 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Kou Sonte... 1044 1416 953 1238 762 942 480 566 164 256 62.9 59.8 79 9 76.1

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·*** 13 Fine. 236 151 75 9 11 ... ... Whipping SENTINCEN. 9 *** e | Total. 220 2 1 303] 169 7 556 256 231 ... 65 14 C 17 Number of persons acquit- 5ted or discharged. Number of persone confined being insane. Number of persons diedl co during or before trial. *** *** : . : 61 Under one month. CAS From 1 to 2 months 8963 161829 28/12 11 25 55 28 1617 LU 1 31 311728 16160 1... 1 4 3 21 2..... FI rial in the Kotah Statc during the year 1932 33 ( 1st September, 1992 to 3181 August 1933 ) From 2 to 3 months From 3 to 6 months. From 6 to 12 months From 1 to 2 years i From 2 to 3 yeurs. 1 | From 3 to 5 years. II Above 5 years. i Lite 1mprisonment 1 Capital punishment 1 Awaiting trial Terms of IMPRISINMENT, 5. . ... 78 ec 190 16 "*" 19 13 ... ... 31 Remarks ·.10 APPENDIX Statemement showing the number of cases reported and dealt with by the various Couris Oponing Balanco. Presont Yoar. Total. Disposed Closing of. Balance Description of offenders ander colamn No. 6. NAMES OF THE COURTS. DESCRIPTION OF OASES. No. of Offenders. No, of Cases. No. of offenders. No. of Cases. No. of Cases. No. of Offenders. Arrested in prosence of the Voluntary. Magistrato No. of Offenders. No of Cases. No. of Cases, No. of Offenders. Arrested by Police. Upon Warrant. On Sommons. Total. 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 15 16 17 18 Ooart of Sessions Judge 80-sions Cases 2 10 46 82 481 92 461 85) 2 7 82 83 Cases sont up by the Police 34 Court of Magistrate Kotab 51 4411 667 475 716 456 669 19 49 667) 607 101 381 659 Cases on complaints. 1702 790 2083 737 1951 53) 129 161 1528) - 1703 Cases sont aj by the Polico 5 8 Court of Magistrate Baran 86 110 91 118) 85 1:2 66110 35 94 568 Cascs on complaints.. 1418) 603 1512 569 1433) 34 79) 65) 1353 111 Cases sont ap by the Police 150 8 9 23 112 179 1131 Conrt of Magistrato Aklera 156 121 165 14/ 150 .. • 48 111 582) 1 Cases on complaints .. 701 6311 815 577 53] 107 708 702) 2) 153 Cases sont ap by the Police - 94 6) 153 98 153 9!! 138) Nizainat Courts under Magistracy Kotah 151 146 1) 6 .1 360 871 677 1707 1707 713 1794) 651 59 148 1646 15 Cases on complaints ... 23 1668 111 Nizamat Courts under Nagistracy Baran Cases sent up by the Police 5 o 95 114| 1001 121 100 121 111 1953 - 56 145 859 Cases on complaints 1985) 915 2130 859 56| 150 1981 2. 1956 ... 203 Nizamat Courts under Nagistracy Aklera Cases sent ap by the Police 5 5127 2.3 132 208) 126 174 6 39] 203) 3355 27 1464231499) 3355|1615 - Cases on complaints... 37781524 3326 3434/ 121 344) Total 1483 Cases sent ap by the Police 71 47) 19/1387 6! 3! .. 60 109.2005 14851065) 1559 1018 1464 82 82 10571 Total Cases on complaints 4221241 4874 1087 5296) 12112920 11175 376 957 15) 318 10533 3 Cases sont up by the Police Bench of Honorary Magistratus Kotah 1 23 1 38 211 39 35) 21 3) - 4 38. Cases on complaints ... 474 175 462 506 160 32) 163 6 15 469) 44 to Total 1593 Cases sent ap by the Police - 6 31 1523!! ORO 6! 105 1028 16281039 1499 50 129 1425 ... 82 3 11315 Total Cases on complaints 434 12735017 11345 5171| 126185180 11617 3911001 15 324) 11001 2 GRAND TOTAL .. Cases sent up by the Police and on complaints 13 3 12568 495 13786065 12868 6560 142466119 13116 441113011444 331 11007 82 ·of otlander VII in the Kolah Slate during the year 1933 ( 181. October 1932 to 30th September 1933 ). Description of the Result of Cases and Offenders Columns No 9 and 10 Description of cases sbowa to Lolamna No 1 and 19 Description of cases in which oftenders Decided were arrested or process 1890ed Casos Colemn No 9 after Offenders Column No 10 rul Withan lael Description Total year. awaitagt ag trial Within 2 years Dismissed onder 800. 208 Cro Diensed lut went of prosecution Compromised or with 13 Disposed of otherwise drawn Committed to Sessions Tradeferred After framing charge Before tramung Referred charge Labe8 n which utteuders wero not arrerteil Discharged. Acquitled Committed in beson8 Heferred Transferred Escaped || Died) Convicted No of Cases No of offenders No of Cases Total No of Cubes. lisi No oi oflendera No of offenders Total In Custody On bau REMARKS, Otherwise 2 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 45 46 37 39 40 4112 43 44 45 46 47 S ME D B5- 46 46 - 22 - 7 2 71 - - 010 1 13 16 6-1: 20 9 6690 9 19 - 19 176 294 456 49 147 42 311-1 9 112 137 130 7371 425 1671 497 1 5 crei 1954) 5, 1291 881 97 110 159 3 - OD OR c 161 3932 -- 38 48 6 31 61 26 258 25 O 11 is 1433 - 31 1 29 105/15 6 14 07 19 7 TO - 45) 139 49 1602 63 7 53 24 1 5 21 17 - о 19 13 - 92 8 13 1171-1- 210 16 471 si - 2001 o 25 - d 1 9 9 -- 31 96 150 24! 120.23 30411- D4 1591246 493 84 274 -- CA 121 44 3 - 101 115 1 034-1- 121 345 - 3 + 32211 34 310 1. - 46 573 374 911 121) 3 85 3434 3 1199 300 1 ار 47 19 st 471 135 81 17 8. 11:3 1464 23 15 6 6051018 150 303 87 64 – 3761 957 19 21916711020219514 30 11155) 3:1 376 937- 484-3149201805 3137 924/18 - 998 102 5 C 7 - $ - 1 3: 3 1 4 - 2 2 28 49 462 141 15 92 2 63 114 1490 11 129 50 1991 8: 1 ne 03 253 622 1039 161 311 89661 48 2010 93 07 51 402 - 60 0 1333° 9731 - 1001 1024 11811 33 3911-03] 00 3 13710 441 1130 41113 23 1 17 ·APPENDIN Starome shtriring the rest of Iggereeds owl livrisine zinde oriximis passed by the Crimsta! Dropsipiisar! 1187;slirat, Conbird rrjarins TRU::.S.A.S. *3!1+:13 ::36: Donut mily out call oft::: 1971, Volonnes Wir vazira!!! willing .Vari ini. .o.oi viradas Sn. al clien No. of readers Yo of No. of oftentrem Yo. of No. of uitrustning Tu rand . 13 15:1!. 17 17 V The wew 15 lor, 124 : 3241 1 - 2 7 is 2 5 S S 5 : : ; 13 : 15 : 15 11 ... ... Co:11: :24: :*!. nr. 127.102 I limi**31.1 1 1 1 ... 3 April 1 ij . ! Isi 15 Com.Var * ... Ilirijs0n1" 15 IS 6:10 ... S 5 .. ... ... $ 1.? 306 375 316 390 279 144 37 +6 بیا 24 106 124 66 75 (Appeals, Total < Revisione, 1316 1186 15 27 17 179 255 156 275 169 245 15 87 123 15 33 71 Anpeals, GRAND TOTAI. 13 and Revisions. 17 29:85 636 502 665 :17:592 55 73 25 39 193 247.99 146

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·:: APPENDI Statement shouring the result of lppuals and lerisions against decisions passed in the Crimi 1.77 yrir': 1 Closing of, Itunnin Description Ilir yr3r. VAN www riplicit Co:firmed Irirrted TRINUSAI.. Darrirl:02 i 139 1.0 Re:10 Sumimi:1. rily with out call. ink Other party. dite calli: cil.: moty .lu o! 6.8mm **?*g10 on 1 Il so cl cases. .Vool crot::S 1 - So.o cares. No. : ! :snilari Woul r.15 .No. of (Trouers Yo rlcars. .o.of niTenders No. of c. No. of offenders No of No. of offroderi Vise of Chr. No. of :اند w $ 5 5 4, ) t. in بیا 5 16 17 ATV མ་བདག re 2024 7 Cours of siport01:'. JUTRO 18 '105 124 324 15 liris *: 111 154 IS 134 25 ܀ ܀ 67 :103 7 (Asiprals, 37 5 5 5 5 I. Courto Mariki. izle, kali.... lessio 2 ! 12 12 15 15 (Appeals, ro IS ܀ ... ... Couri ollari.tr. ner. Bar.in ... Ilirsions, ... 151.S 1 3 . 10 10 32 36 CO 1 1 15 15 .. Court o.1.78:1411. reals, ale Illern irrisions. ... ... 15 15 23 15 23 ... ... 5 5 6 / 10 ... -- : Appcais, 10 12 1306 :378 316 390 270 1344 37 46 13 24 106 124 66 75 Total Revision, 7 17 179 255 156 275 16S 24S IS 27 15 15 S7 123 3371 (Appeals, and Revisions, GRAND TOTAL 17; 29 55 636 502 665 447 592 636 55 73 28 39 193 247 99 1146 - ·VIII Courts in the Kotah Slate during the year 1989 ( 1st October 1932 10 30th September 1938.) result of the Cases under Columas No. 9 and 10 Description of cases under Columns No. 11 and 12 Total Modified. Reversed Procee. diogs Referred quashed Further Com. enquiry pounded ordered Transferred. Under Uoder 2 years one year REMARAS. No. of cases. No. of offenders. No. of cases. No. of offenders. No, of cases. No. of offenders. No. of cases No. of offenders No. of cases No of offenders. No. of cases No. of offenders. No of cases. No. of offenders No of cases No. of offenders. No. of cases. No. of offenders No. of cases. No of offenders 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 M- days. 284227 35 4 5 1 1 2 2 20 28 20 28 0.- 11 10. 13 15 ... > 2 16 25 16 N .. 25 0-11 . 2 7 7 ... 5 5 .. 5 ... ... 5 0 - 8 .. ... ... 1. ... 2 5 2 2 .. a 2 2 2 5 .. .. .. . 2 2 un 5 4 4 .. ܝܐ 4 0-29 . 3 3 1 1 . 1 1 0 -- 3 ... 13 17 2 2 1 8 9 8 9 0 - 14 ... 10. 4.4 .. : 1 upo 1 1 1 2 0 6 - 15 . ... . 1- *** * 45 63 41 49 5 6 1 1 2 237 46 " .. 37 46 .. 12 12 16 18 1 2 6 2 2 18 27 IS 18 27 57 75 57 67 1 1 7 12 3 3 2 2 55 73 55 73 ·14 APPENDIE Civi. Court:--Nature and value of Original Suite filed and dispored of Opening Filcd Balance during Total. Disposed Closing ol. Balance. Suits filed during Abu . NANI or COURT. Vainc. - Last year Present your Last year. Present year. Last year. Present year. Present scari Last year Last yeur. Present year. Suits regarding landed Suits for money property Suits for other rigats. transactions. No. of Suits undor Rs. 100. 5 1 7 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 Rs. AS. P. Judge's Court in the cxcrcisc of original jurisdiction 3 47620 6 3 6 ... ..4 Civil Court Koinh 254 255 asi 7044 965 971 710' 55 255, 415 169144 1 9 46 655 ..ܢ . Bench of lionorary Munsiſts' Court, kutali 18 23 276 246 294 203 271 231 23, 33 2929 6 6 8 232 ... 210 Nizamal Courts under the Civil Court, hornlı 311 5449 495 50 554 422 453 55 731 34656 96 27 454 17 393 Civil Court Aklera 1939, SS 60 78 6 19 16 45119 10 3 57 Nizamat Courts under the Civil Court Akicra 105 1131 751 946 6S61059 773 900 113 159 62399 60 34 883) 29 761 ... Civil Court Baran 211 14 6S 90 109 104 . 9585) 67552 50 191 6 75 9 Nizamat Courts under the Civil Court Baran 1811 1411 944 954/1125 1125 984) 964 141 161) 67420 10 6 43 917 25 755 . Total 664 632 32653539|39294171)3297 3287) 632 884) 163 3289 872594 |3297 3287 632 496811 119 872594 3|3289 1 ·X! during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1992-33-4.-D.) be year. Suits disposed of during the year. Suits pending at the close of the year 100 and under Rs, 500 No. of Suits above Rs. 500 and under Rs. 1000 No. of Suits above Rs. 1000 and under Rs. 5000 No. of Suits above Rs. 5000, Non-appearance. Otherwise disposed off. Value. Withdrawn Default, Compromised. 1 - 1 Admitted. Transferred. Exparte. Exceeding one year. On merits. Under 6 months. One year Duration REMARKS. 20 21 23 24 25 30 31 3 32 33 3+ 35 Rs, as, P. 1. D . *** 3 -- 41 128829 13 9 . 11 11 6 203 3 33 .. 19 12 77 113 123 9153 108436 3 0 304 77 3:13 3 *** 9 7 36 45 41 1 44 2940 4 3 31 ... 24 105 ...... ... 19 21 67 49 115 49 32 3. 81 123 32349 8 9 21 *** 1 12 23 19 17 ... 14 6 3 34 53109 12 6 131 5 5 .. 6 185 6 53 42 31 52 230 219 12 255 69746 36 1517 21 22 38 سيا 18. 3 2... 13 12 ... 46 68729 4 9 191 ...... I 228 ... *** 20 96 74 11 78 211 211 18 245 60962 00156 5 782 89 6 3 53 262 216 111 368 678 644 st 904 515093 2 6746 97 412 10 5 2 6 ·16 APPENDIX CIVIL WORK :- Result of applications for execution of Decrees during Opening Balance Applications brought to the Register. Total. Dis Past TRIBUNALS. Value of Opening Balance for the present year. Objections filed, Value. Value for present year. Past year, Present year. Past year. Present year. Past year. | Present year. No. of applica. tions. Value. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Rs. AS. P. Rs AS. P Rs Judge's Court in the exercise of original jurisdiction AS P 1. 5 71 46664 1 0 14 16/139865 14 3 19 23 186529 15 3 12 ... Civil Court Kotah ... 310 293 228275 14 6 661 751148192 10 6 971 1044 376468 9 0678 Bench of Honorary Munsiff's Court Kotab . .. 21 30 550 0 6 148 135 2114 1 6 169 165 2664 2 0 139 *** Nizamat Courts under the Civil Court Kotah 471 47 3519 3 0 479 487 27449 7 6 526 534 30968 10 6479) Civil Court Aklera 47 31 22146 4 9 66 103 64199 5 9 113 13.4 86345 10 682 Nizamat Courts under the Civil Court Aklera 211) 1791 14757 4 61338/14121 69061 6 615491591 ... 83818 11 0 1370 1 Civil Court Baran 50 2E 19348 13 0 166 204135596 11 of 216 230 154915 8 0 190 Nizamat Courts under the Civil Court Baran 239 961 8525 15 91268/1391] 97321 14 6150714871 105847 14 31411 *** TOTAL 930709, 343787 9 04140 4499683801 ... 709343787 02414014499 0|4499683801 7 6/5070f5208|1027589 O 6/4361 ·X the Samuat yeur 1989 (18t. October 1932 to 30th September 1933 ). posed of Closing Balance. Doscription of applications Pending duposal at tho close of the year Present year. year. Objections not Gled, Objections filed. Objections not filed. Value. No. of applica tions No of applications. Value No. of applica tions, Value. Below 12 months. Past year. Above 12 months. Present year. Value. Average duration, Belaw 6 months. REYAXS. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Rs. a. р Rs. a р Rs a. P MD, . 1 5834 7 9 10 85,810 9 3 71 111 94,884 14 3 8 23 18 30 28,509 93 6461,31,164 5 3 293 368 2,16,794 10 6 218171 795 3 26 4 0 150 2,402 6 6 30 14 235 76 9 1 4 2 111 236 6 6 439 24,828 13 47 91 5,904 29 78 9 41 25 93 50,6+1 2 3 31 41 35,701 & 3 281 & 55 29 29 1791 299 19,902 1 0 250 26 2437 11 0 11263) 61,478 15 0 2312 20 13 1939 9 2 3 1601,14,4+2 14 0 261 48 35,563 7 9 371 22 13 16 96 243 19,798 09 214 21 & 2 1799 3 3 1228! 84,251 10 3 9 8+2 116 1273 20. 1. 9+ +3781 12 0 3999 5,55,022 15 9 709 11154,28,7844 ·APPENDIX XI. CIVIL WORK:-Number and results af Appeals in Civil Suits during the year 1933 (from 1st October 1932 to 30th September 1933. ) Opening Balance L'iled during Total Disposed Closing of during Balance Value of Appeals filed during DESCRIPTION or CASES DISPOSED ON Nature of Appeals pen: ding disposal at the closo. TRIBUNALS. Average duration Past yosr Present year. Past year Present year. Pilst year. Present year. Past year: Present year Post yoar. Present year. Past year Present year Non-appearance. Non payment of process money. Compromised. Withdrawn. Default. Confirmed Modified Reversed Remanded forfurther enquiry. Below 12 months. Below 6 months. Above 12 months Remarks. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 | 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 Rs. P kis. P. DI. D Appellato Court... 31 441 192 226 223 2701 179 251. 44 19161509 13 340832 14 61 19 15 1 5 2 100 46 391 24 19 01 010 18 Civil Court, Kotak 9 151 661 57 75 72 601 531 15 19 3159 10 6 3584 7 31 op 15 1316 31 15 4 01 28 ... Do. Iklera 161 13 67 63 83 76 70 62 13 14 3476 61 3313 14 9 ... 1 1 39) & 8 4 14) 1 I 21 ... Do. Boran 10 131 113 97) 123 1101 1101 9S 13 12 3778 0 3 3164 31 OC 35 301 ... 10 12 11! 1 20 0 ... TOTAL 77023 6501695 189 07 13 59 0 1 ·APPENDIX XII. Statement shorring the number of persons confine in the Jarl and lockupus in Kotush State during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1982-38 ) NUMBER OF PRISONERS DAILY AVERAGE Total. STATION Number of Prisons, Hemaing at the end of last year Admitted during the year. Present year. Past year. Total cost of Jail and prisoners Present year. Number of prisoners remaining at the end of the year. Past year, Remarks slowing mortality among convicts in Jail Average period of accused under trial ilل راداره . 1 363 840 1111 1 203 321.3 356.20 313 31901.2-5 29.14 5 prisoners died this year. Average per thousand 14.03

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·Statowent showing the Receipt and Expenditure on account of Registration during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932–33.) PAST YEAR. PRESENT YEAR, DESCRIPTION, Number of deeds. REMARES. Fees realized, Value of Property Number of deeds. Value of property, Fees realized. RS. P, Rs. A P Rs. A P. ks. A. P. 2 7,361 00 177 00 5 8,200 0 0 268 00 Documents of esery sort 36+ 2,26,252 6 6 3,242 + 0 +17 2,23,751 5 9 Inspector General Registration Registrar Kotah, and Sub Ilegis. trars under him Diegistrar, Ablera, and Sub Regis. trars under him Registrar, Baran, and Sub.Regis. trars under bim 3,491 00 . 70 19,038 12 0 362 50 97 +2,007 70 571 14 0 129 54,297 136 731 130 136 77,841 99 713 4 0 Total 565 3,06,950 0 0 4,513 60 655 3,51,800 6 6 5,044 20 10 2 6 16 0 3 Inspector General, Registration llegistrar, Kotah and Sub Regis. trars under him Hegistrar, sklera and Sub-Regis trars under him Registrar, Baran and yub. Regis. trars under lum 247 2 6 263 1 6 Deduct Expenditure 42 12 6 66 14 3 1. *.. 88 30 86 4 9 Total VOO 388 4 6 432 4 9 YO 166 13 6 251 15 9 Inspector General, Registration Registrar, Kath and Sub.Registrars under him Registrar, Ahlera and Sub.Regis. trars under him Registrars, Baran and Sub-Regis. trars under him 2,995 T 6 Net P'roht. 3,227 14 6 319 8 6 50+ 15 9 PP+ 6+3 10 0 626 15 3 Total *** ... ... 4,125 1 6 1.1. 4,611 13 3 ·APPENDIX XIII, XIII, Registration of documents in the Kotah State during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932–1933. ) Nombor of Docamonts. Documents presented for Registration Documents registerců. Value of Docuincnts Registerod. Documents remained un- Documents of registered which regispending in tration has been rolased quries at the close of the year. Mortgago Gale deeds. Wills Money Bonds Miscollaneous Name of Office. Past year. Present year Past year. Present year. Past year Present year Past year. s! Present year. Present year.! Past year. 6 Past year. Present ycitr Pirst year Present year. Past year. Present year'. Present year Past year 1. Past year. 19 Present year. N Remarks, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 11 2 13 15 10 17 18 | 19 21 122 - Rs. A. P. Rs. I Inspector-General, Registration 20 2 5 1 3 2 2 .. 5 .. 7361 8200 0 0 0 0 ... Registrar Kotah, and Sub-Registrars nnder him 364 417 131 167 122 130 54 57 2 1 55 62 364 417 226252 6 6 223751 ... 5 9 ... Registrar A klera,and Sub-Registrars under him 70 97 27 33 1 2 25 18 13 ... 1 13 25 70 97 19038 12 0 42007 ñ 0 ... ... Registrar Baran,and Sub-Registrars under him 129 136 47 57 .. 30 34 10 113 4 2 38 30 1271134 5 4297 13 6 77841 9 9 2 Total 565 1655 1206 257 165 192 282 82 83 6 4 106 119 563 653 306950 0 351800 6 OP 2 2 ·un APPENDIX XIV. Stalement showiry the Receipt and Expenditure on account of Registration during the Samunt year 1989 ( 1932–33. ) PAST YEAR. PRESENT YEAR, DESCRIPTION, REMARKS. Number of deeds. Value of property Fees realized, Number of deeds. Value of property, Fees realized. Rs. P. Rs. RS. A P ks. A. P. 2 7,361 00 177 00 5 8,200 00 268 00 Documents of every sort . 36+ 2,26,252 6 6 3,212 40 417 2,23,75159 Inspector General Registration Registrar Kotah, and Sub legis. trars under him Hegistrar, Aklera, and Sub Registrars under him legistrar, Baran, and Sub-Regis. frars under bim 3,491 00 70 19,038 12 0 .. ... 362 5 0 97 +2,007 70 571 14 O BRE 129 54,297 13 6 731 130 136 77,841 99 713 4 0 Total * 565 3,06,950 00 4,513 6 0 655 3,51,800 6 6 5,044 20 10 2 6 16 03 1. 247 2 6 Inspector General, Registration Begistrar, Kotah and Sub Registrars under him kegistrar, Aklera and Sub-Regis. trars under him Registrar, Baran and Sub llegis. trars under bim 263 Dedaz Expeaditure. 6 . 42 12 6 66 14 3 88 3 0 86 4 9 Total 388 + 6 432 + 9 . r. 166 13 6 251 15 9 Ser Profit. Inspector Genernl, Registration Negistar, kith and Sub-Registrars tinder him Registrar, Aklera and Sub Regis. trnrs under him Registrars, Baran and Sub-Regis. trats unler bun 2,995 16 3,227 14 6 319 8 6 504 15 9 .. 643 10 626 15 3 Total 4,125 1 6 4,611 13 3 ·APPENDIX XV. Receipts and E.cpenditure of Municipalities in the Kntah State during the Samvat year 1989. ( 1932-33) RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR. EXPENDITORE DURING TAIE YEAR. Name of Municipality. Opening Balance. Total in current year. Balance at the close REMARKS Past, Present. Past. Present. of the year. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs, Rs. Rs. Rs. Kotah 96964 15 3 79189 5 0 91738 5 9 188703 5 0 60392 0 0 64168 12 0 1 24534 90 22 Baran ... 13301 15 6 17182 9 9 17 109 15 O 30711 146 14990 15 9 14286 8 3 16425 6 3 ·APPENDIX .VI, Statement shoring fall of rain measured at different dispensaries in the Kotah State during Samvat year 1989 ( 1932-1933.) October 1932 Novem. Decem, ber ber 1932 1932 January February March 1933 1933 April 1933 May 1933 Jane 1933 July 1933 August 1933 Septem. ber 1933 Total Number. Names of Rain. recording Stations. REMARKS. Inches Cents Inches Cents | inches Cents. Inches. Cents Inches Cents Inches Cents | Inches. Cents Inches Cepts. Inches. Cents. Inches Cents. Inches. Cents Inches Cents. Inches. Cents. : CO + om Minimum 1 15.. ... * :: .: ...... 13 ...... 16....... . ** れな . WN Od on ... . ... Maximum 40 30 38 N. 00 *** *** 91762 85 85 *** *** 17 oc w $?

·24 APPENDIX XVII Statement showing the number of Out patients and In-patients treated, operations performat and expenditure incurred at the Hospitals and dispensaries in the Kotah State during Samvat year 1939 ( 1932-33. ) Number of Patients troated Results of Indoor Patients Namos of Hospitals and Dispensarios. Expenditure patients, Outpatients. in- Inpatients. Absented. Remaining! Daily average. Operations. Remarks. Died. 717 168 536 130 110 31 25 40 S ... 1) Kotah City Hospital ... Victoria Surnjpole Disponsary Nayapura Aklera 64,495 11,555 19,106 20,808 15 ! 923 576.36 70'39 10729 124.50 7935 24,824 14 6 2327 8,944 109] 431 3,376 13... 397 1023 2,019 5... 298 6 I.. ... ... ... 206 34 190 31 6 2 O. ) . 5 ... 1 ... ... 15 ... Antal Atru Bakani Baran Chechat Dispensary 8,391 8,676 15,586 27,165 : 6,54 6 15 29 88 35 49°15 56'37 90*87 207 * 35 51'75 28 59 31 1,532 4 6 227 1,795 1 9 327 1,769 516415 6,811 11 3 1012 2,618 6 6204 ... med 4 ... 24 3 1 ... ... ... 28 20 5 1 2 11 ... Chhipa Barod Inclergarh Ita wah Klanpur Kishanganj 14,005 11,755 8,587 15,063 6. 15 9 37 56 2 2 43 76 1 3 19 9735 84'17 43'12 80'15 35.55 1,820 12 6 415 1,977 10 6 255 1,838 3 6 201 1,950 7 375 2,294 219 124 1 ... ... ) ... ... ... 1 1 Mandann Mangrol Manolarthana Sangod Shahabudi 1,983 12,989 11,756 10,060 5,945 ܝܚܙ 14 27 26 27 cs: :: ... 30' 17 10087 70'SO 70.11 43:17 12 23 24 22 111 465 303 475 208 652 10 3 2,126 5) 3 1,682 5 2.422 14 3 1,973 ... ... 3 2 61... ... ... Sultanpur Asnarar Barod Bhanwargarh Kaithon 8,915 5,735 11,075 6,765 10,540 45.75 33'89 5505 45 10 5677 1,513 399 698 26 250 688 91 275 578 15 3 187 733 11 3 575 3 2 1 ... ... ... ... ... 7,677 5,938 10,011 4,076 3,625 Kanvas Nahargarh Siswali Thana Ramganj Mandi 42.73 33' 35 70.11 2317 35.45 717 71 247 617 41 3 357 770 9 6 375 $02 41 3 201 534 3) 3 175 ... .. ... ... ... ... Miscellaneous expenses ... ... ... 34,783 129 ... Total 3,64,514 1,553 1230 200' 56 67 2510-21 1,14,869 1 6 12.634| ·APPENDIX XVIII. Statement of Prices of Staple Food Grains prevailing at Kotah during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932-33. ) DORING JONE 1932, DURING JUNE 1933. REMARKS ARTICLES Mds Seers. Chatanks Mds Seers. Chatanks, Wheat 16 12 .. . ... *** Gram 23 8 ... 1G 8 ... ... ... . Juar ... 40 ... ... 18 ... Barley .. ... .. ... ... 05 ... ... 20 Bajra ... ... ... ... ... ... Ricc ( Country) ... .., ... .. 5 *** ... 5 Dal ( Arhiar). ... ... .. ... 8 ... 7 8 ·PPENDIX VIX. Hot! (impressori Pirperullri: oPullie l'orks Deporimene Kotah State, during thi: San'at year 1989 ( 1982.35 ) Btbox.r 111.XI. crtill, xl, DU09. Hirmutigen Works ROSARKS. Original. Heghir: Toril. Original. liegrities Total. .. ... . 7:1. 1.:7,99.);} 1,60,074 1,55,954 1,894,1:38 1,19.379 .. 31.000:1 1,50,13 39,639) 36,521 1,361,283 . 1,93 . 7.0015 ,298 37 5.08.1 5,931 11.110) 4,9-17 9,821 15,768 1.4 he 1,001) 1,000 13.1 801; 1,17! 93 18,500 18,595 TOTAL 1.9.000 2.5,90 3,11,908 10,7,392 2,010,7.17 3,68,139 -- 2.8.:!1! ** 1.00 11,000 4,111, (3,103 13 1..100 1,173 ; 1,673 1':::::*, SXH.SH 63,10) 1 611,867 * 0011;

·APPENDIX XX.

·APPENDIX XX, Statement showing Roads constructed and maintained in the Kotah State during the Samvast year 1989 ( 1932–33. ) No. Names of Roads, from To METALLED ROADS. UNMETALLED ROADS, Total Average Annual length of annual Annual metalled Cost cost of main- Cost inain- Length Length tenance per and un- maintenain miles per tenance in miles. metalled mile. per mile per Roads mile inile. mile. nce per V. F M. f. VE Kotah-Tater-Antal and Baran Road with Barn Suburban Roads Kotih Baran .. 18.4.0 48-4-0 ..! 2 Baran-Kishanganj.Bhan wargarh-Kailwara•Sha habad Deori and Sandri Road Kuran Sindri O 17.7.0 16-1-0 64 0 0 . Deori-Thana Road Deori .. ... Thana 8-00 8-0.0 4 Thana-Gwalior Border Road 28 Thana Gwilior St Border 2.7.320 O. 2-7-320 5 Tater-Barod-Dhipri-Etawah Road Tater Etawah 1-6-20 36.1 640) .. 36-0-0 6 Baran- Mangrol. Etawah Road Birran Etawah 2.7-580 31 0-80 ... 34-0-0 ܕܢ Baran-Bapawar-Khanpur-Mandawar and Jhalrapatan Road 10-0-0) 39-4.0 49-4.0 Bapawar-Sangod-Kanwas-Sangod Road Kalisindo Baran Causeway Mukandra Bapawar Road Khanpur Atru 9-1-460 19.4.200 28-6-0 9 Khanpur-Badora-Atru Road 5-1-0 16-7-0 22-0-0 10 Badora-Shergarh Road Badora ... Shergarh 5-0-0 5-0-0 11 Bapawar-Gaooghat-Kawai Road Bapawar Kawai 0-1-397 25-4-562 25-6-299 ... Atru-Baran Road Atru Baran 2-6-0) 15-2.0 . . .. 18-0.0 .

·...PARA Gadarwarn 3.0-( 3-0.0 - ... 13rGadarwara Road Jhalrapatan-Rupararl-Aklera Road 15 Ruparail- Richwa-Bakani Road Ladana Kalijodhi Tindhara Ruparail Aller b 1-60 22-2-0 24-0-0 Bakani 10.1.465 ... 15-6-195 *** 1 G-0-0 16 Aklerah-Manoharthana Road ... Aklerah M. Thana 0-7-200 22-0-460 10 23-0-0 ... C. Barod 0-6-434 18-1.226 19-0.0 . Kawai 11-3-0 31-0-0 ... 42 3.0 ... 17 Aklerah-Chhipabarod Road Aklerah 18 Manoharthana-Chhipabarod-Mohaba-Kowai Rd. M. Thana 19 Kotah-Rungpur Kotah 20 Kotah.Rungbari Road Kotah Rungpur 3-0-0 5-60 .. ... 8-6-0 ... Rungbari 4-0.0 ... 4.0-0 .. 21 Kotah-Borabas Road ... Kotah ... Borabag 13-7-0 ... ... 13-7-0 ... 22 Kotab-Suburban Road Around | Kotah 14.7.0 ... . ... 14-7-0 ... ... Durrah Rd Umedganj 6 0-0 ... 23 Chatarpura-Umedganj Borkbera-Umedganj . 6-0-0 . Borekhera Raipura 3-4-0 ... 3-4-0 25 Kunadi-Abhera Road ... ... Nandna Abbera 600 6-0-0 O. VOT. 26 Kotah-Nandna-Bundi Road Kotah ... ... Nandna 5-6-0 . ... 5.60 90-0 9-0-0 ... .. 45-20 ... 45-2-0 .. 27 Kotah City Road 28 Kotah-Durralı.Jhalrapatan Road 29 Taraj-Arnin Road 30 Khanpur-Tarnj Road ... 31 Baran.Chajaw.. Station Jolwara Road 39 Jalvara-Nahargarh Road ... O In Kotah City Kutah J Patan Border Taraj Arnia Khanpur Taraj Barana Jalwara Jalwara Nahargarh .. 7-6-0 ... 7-6-0 .ee 1640 16-4-0 ... ... 0.60 10-3-0 11-1.0 1. ... ... ... 10-7-0 ... 10-7-0 0 Carried over ... .. ... 228-3-2341 ... .. 406-5-383 *** 635-0-619 ·No. Names of Roads. From Το METALLED ROADS. UNMETALLED ROADS. Total Average lenght of annual Annual Annual metalled cost of Cost. main. Cost main- Length Length and un- maintena per tenance in miles. in miles. per mile. per Roads. mile. mile mile. per tenance mile. tenance metalled nce per 223-8 236) 406-5-383 635-0-619) Brought over Mandawar-Ruparail Road 33 Mandawar Ruparail 5-4-0 0. 5.4-0 .. 34 Antah-Nangrol Road 06-333 ... 15-6-0 16-4.333 .. . Antah Mangrol Raotha Rd Durrah Rd. Ry Stn. Do. Durrah 0-6 200 ... 0-6-200 .. 35 Approach road to Raotha Road Ry. Station... 36 Approach road to Durrah Railway Station 0.1-0 ... 0-1-0 ... ... 37 Approach road from Suket Road Ry. Stn, to Suket Khairabad Road Suket Rd. Suket Khui. Ry Stn. rabad Road 0.4-0 0-4-0 38 30 Road from Surajpole to Soor Sagar Nullah via- Chhaoni Ramchanderpura Durrah Rd Chhaoni 10 2-1-0 2-1 0 39 Near Police Lines :- Road Lines (a) Surajpole to Shikar Tower Baran Rd. S. Tower . 5.2.0 ... 5-2-0 (6) Shikar Tower to Kotah Junction and to Rungpur Road Shikar Tower Kotah Jn. .. 40 Kaithone-Dadhdevi Road Dadhdevi se 5-7.42 ... ... ... 5.7-42 41 Phatakhera-Raotha Village Road 3-3-0 C. 3-3-0 42 Morak-Chechat Road ... ... Kaithone Darrah Rd. Raotha M 23 Durrah Rd. Chechat M. 46 Antah Sungod Umedganj Kansua Rd. M. 5 Temple 8-0-0 8.0-0 43 Antah-Sorsan-Sangod Road 0-3-0 16-5-0 ... 17-0-0 Kansun-Temple Rond... Q.. 0-2-30 0-2-30 0 ...

·15 Deoli Durrah Sangod Rd 1-5-0 24.1.0 ... 25 6-0 . ... Kotah Sangod Road via Deoli Karthone and Ghanahera Dhipri-Siswali-Mangrol 16 Dhipri Mangrol ... 13-6-200 ... 13.6-200 Antah. Patunda-Siswali Road Antah Siswali 0-5-370 .... 14- 300 .e. . 15-0-10 48 Mangrol-Ramgarh Road Mangrol ..1 Ramgarh ... 7-4-0 7-4-0 .. 49 Suket Kherabad Road Suket Kherabad 8 0-0 ... ... ... ... ... 8.00 50 Polai-Mundla Road Polai Mundla . 3-6-0 ... ... ... . 3 6.0 Khanpur Dahikhera ... 6-2-0 ... OO 6-2-0 V. .. Harnaoda Kalmodia 6-0-0 I. ... 6-0-0 51 Khanpur-Dahikhera Road 52 Harnaodah-Kalmodia Road ... 53 Manoharthana-Dangipura-Rajgarh Road 54 Sigwali-Baran Road M. Thana Rajgarlı 5-2-0 5-2.0 Rs, 4511:19; Rs. 498.09 : Rs. 41.61 : Siswali Rs, 1099.75 Baran 4.0-0 4.0.0 Rs, 189-04 TOTAL ... 256-7-509 538-6-265 795-6-114 ·APPENDIX XXI. Area (in acres ) of the Kotah State during Samvat year 1984-1988 District. Area according to professional survey Deduct area for which no returns exist Net area by professional survey. Corresponding area in village papers 2 3 4 5 Kotah State. Samvat 1984 (1927-28) 36,37,760 7,72,223 28,65,537 28,65,537 1985 (1928-29) 32 36,37,760 7,72,960 28,64,794 28,64,794 1986 (1929-30) 36,37,760 7,78,552 28,59,208 28,59,208 1987 (1930-31) 36,37,760 7,78,064 28,59,696 28,59,696 18 1988 (1931-32) 36,37,760 7,77,942 28,59,818 28,59,818 ·APPENDIX XXII. Statement shorcing Classification of the Area ( in acies ) of the Rotah State for the Samvat year 1989. ( 1932-39) Area Irrigated. Crops Irrigated. District Forests or not avail able for cultivation Culturable waste other than fallow Current fallow Net area cropped Remarks. Total. Total t 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 15 16 Kotah State. St 1984 (1937.-28) 9,19,533 8,76,17030,669 10,39,165) 28,65,537 8,183 66,356 74,539 16,070 36,543 12,010 19,916 74,539 St. 1985 (1928--2919,17,50 8,57,70% 22,670 10,66,913 28 64,794 14.329 61,949 76,278 9,324 36 875 : 17,422 12,656 76,278 St 1986 (1929-30) 9,15,9+1) 8.37,743 39,605 10,65,853 23,49,208 77,815 77,815 12,465 1,647 19,617 2,021 34,750 St. 1987 1930-31) 9,16,321 8,21,194 23,908 10,98,268 28,59,696 13,231 48,285 61 516 14,782 2,353 22,281 2,192 41,608 St. 1989) (1931-32) 9,14 379,23,105 49,958 10,72,3771 28,59,818 ཐབ་ 9,164 47,153 56,317 11,956 2,79+ 24,122 2,648 68,596 ·APPENDIX XXI. Area (in acres ) of the Kotah State during Samvat year 1984-1988 District. Area according to professional survey Deduct area for which no returns exist Net area by professional survey Corresponding area in village papers 1 2 3 4 5 Kotah State. Samvat 1984 (1927-28) 36,37,760 7,72,223 28,65,537 28,65,537 32 1985 (1928-29) 36,37,760 7,72,960 28,64,794 28,64,794 1986 (1929-30) 36,37,760 7,78,552 28,59,208 28,59,208 07 1987 (1930-31) 36,37,760 7,78,064 28,59,696 28,59,696 1988 (1931-32) 36,37,760 7,77,942 28,59,818 28,59,818 ·APPENDIX XXII. Statement shoting Classification of the Area ( in acies ) of the Kotah State for the Samvat year 1989. ( 1932-35 ) Area Irrigated. Crops Irrigated. District Forests or not avail able for cultivation Culturable waste other than fallow. Current fallow Net area cropped Remarks. Goveroment canals. Private canals Tanks, wells and other sources Total. Other cereals and pulses Wheat- Total M15c. food crops Alisc, nonfood crops Total. 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Kolah State, St 1984 (1927--28) 19,19,533 8,76,170 30,669 10,39,165 28,65,537 8,183 66,356 74,539 16,070 36,543 12,010 19,916 74,539 + St, 1985 (1928.-29) 9,17,502 8,57,70% 22,670 10,66,913 28 64,794 14.329 ... 61,949 76,278 9,324 36 875 17,422 12,656 76,278 St 1986 (1929-30) 9,15,917) 8,37,743) 39,605 110,65,853 28,69,208 77,815 77,815 12,465 1,647 19,617 1,021 34,750 She 1987 (1930) -31) 9,141,3.) 8,21,1904 23,908 10,98,268 28,59,696 ... 13,231 48,285 61 516 14,782 2,353 22,281 2,192 41,608 (1411-3211,11 3,23,2014 49,958 10,72,377 28,59,818 9,164 47,153 56,317 11,956 2,794 24,122 2,648 68,596 ·1989 Samvat 35,980 N Caris 71 Boats 4 82,897 Ploughs 5 13 Asses 2,983 Ponies 7 6,685 Donkeys 8 5,658 Bullocks Pack Animais 2,376 co Male Buffaloes 6,928 1 Camels Camels 24,643 11 Total 457 12 Kahars 1,773 | Horses 7,655 APPENDIX XXIII. Agricultural Stock in the Kotah State during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932–1933. ) Mares 1,937 Ponies 4,242 15 | 16 | 17 Colt Fillies 831 Bulls 2,41,719 co 2,52,432 Plough Bullocks Cows 8 Male Buffaloes 5,571 Animals other than pack. 1,06,566 Buffaloes 2,93,976 Young Stcok calves 22 23 93,728 Young Stook buffaloes 47,499 24 Sheep 2,92,270 25 Goats 7 Others Others 13,50,206 27 Total 28 Remarks HE ·APPENDIXXIV. Sentement shoting the toork done by the Revenue Commissioner and his assistants during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1982-33, ) OrXNINO BALANCK, INMINUTES IN TIK YPAR. Toral. DECIDED DOR- ING THE YEAR. PENDING REMARKS Name' tf Court. Others. Adalat Others. Original, .. llevenue Commisjoner 1xistant lleienne Cimmissioner Baran Ladpura Aklera iles. Saugout 1909 52 65 469 15 10 16 16 3 40 124 105 57 VI 1349 236 148 588 16 64 134 121 73 28 18 10 86 2451 288 213 1057 31 1546 227 140 712 28 46 32 35 28 11 905 61 73 345 3 alus. lo 17 No. 35 Ipipeale, Resome Commissioner 117 131 130 149 160 139 126 137 121) 101 lo 19 ... Aless les No. 23 33 13 9 6 Lupura Ikler Singel .. 99 . .. 381 etimo Commissioner ****mut Revont missioner Rimin 1.dpurit Ikleri Singerd il 176 139 158 169 60 # 5S 31 19.) 97 164 100 ·APPENDIX XXV Taccavi Statement for Samvat year 1989 ( 1932-33) Collection in Samvat 1989 0. Name of Nizamat Arrears Advanced ip Samvat 1989 Transforred Land Khad by order.improve. Bullocks. and Digar ment. Bij Total Demand. Outstand. ing at the end of Samvat Fazil. Total arrears. Current. Total Struck off. Romarks year 1988 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Il 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 ... ... ... ... 200 358 359 Shahabad 2 Kishanganj ... 3 Baran Antah 5 Mangrol 1,892 10,276 19,684 26.079 8,679 ... 515 830 1,392 977 1,073 830 1,392 1,109 1,892 11,319 20,514 27,471 9,788 1,070 5,396 9,436 7,976 4,374 1,070 5,755 9,436 7,976 4,447 822 5,594 11,078 19 495 5,341 .. ... 132 ... 73 ... ... 260 36 ... ... ... 35 6 Kunjer 7 Sangod 8 Etawa 9 Barod 10 Digod 23,987 10,668 31,745 16,247 8,538 .. 70 3,295 2,834 2,510 1,313 2.671 941 554 6,262 32 4,496 3,413 8,842 1,315 2,745 28,483 14,081 40,587 17,592 11,283 13,796 4,981 12,612 5,315 3,580 13,796 4,981 12,61 2 5,372 3,580 14,687 9,100 27,982 12,220 7,703 7 57 ::::: ... ... 74 . 1. . 670 ... 293 325 203 ... ... 11 12 13 14 15 Ladpura Kanvas Chechat Asnawar Bakani 8 665 6,712 13,576 18,115 29,592 .. ... 935 2,325 I 531 636 1, 15 ... 1,808 2,670 4,129 2,827 7,740 2,590 1,500 3,470 10,473 2,682 9,362 3,655 17,697 4,562 20,942 4,810 37,332 | 12,074 ... 2,885 3,655 4,562 5,489 12,074 7,588 5,707 13,135 15,453 25,261 .. . 691 2,315 579 .. 6. 40 3 1 16 17 18 19 ... . Aklera Manoharthana Chhipa Barad Khanpur 42,432 40,378 33,029 39,894 2,210 1,970 2,420 2,199 1,072 4,452 1,953 3,825 801 1,565 1,550 353 4,083 7,987 7,923 6,402 46,515 48,365 38,952 46,296 1021 13,352 10,997 11,623 13,480 *13,352 12,018 11,623 13818, 33,164 36,347 27,329 32,478 ... . • 25 338 ... Total .. 3,90,188 .. 17'633 31,981 16,082 90 68,786 4,58,974 1,45,771 2,730 1,48,501 3,10,484 11 ...

·97 APPENDIX XXVI. Statement showing the work done by village Panchayats in the Rotah State during the Samvat year 1989 ( 1932-33 ) No. Name of Nizamat, No. of Instita- Pancha. Opening ted yat Balance during Courts, Total. Decided during Balance pending on at the close of the Fear, Remarks. the year. the year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Sbababad ... 2 ... .. 2 Kishanganj 3 24 ... 24 ... 23 3 Baran 3 12 .. 19 10 10 .. 4 Antah 4 2 58 60 56 4 . . ... 2 5 37 42 O. 5 Mangrol.. 6 Kunjer... 7 Sangod... 3 16 .. 16 13 3 .. 1 9 9 7 2 8 Barod 3 20 23 19 3 1.. ... 1 3 4 .. to ... 9 Digod 10 Ladpura .. . ... .ee ... Kau was... 33 28 5 . 3 31 :|(hechat .. 38 38 3 38 3 Itana 13 12 12 1 14 Asnawar 10 1 10 11 - 15 Bakani 21 3 24 ... 24 ... 16 Aklera ... 3 3 51 12 63 3 GO 3 17 Blancharthana .. 23 25 2 3 22 4 10 14 2 2 12 18 | Chhipabarod 19 Khanpur 1 21 29 22 3 : ... 433 394 49 Total 45 22 ·:\PPENDIX VIII. Statement showing the number of Parcise Shops and Reren: derived from them in the Kintal Straduiring the year 195? ( 1932-33. ) Country spirit. Opium. Ganjir. Total. Retorks. No. of Shops. Revenuc. No. of Shops, Revente No. of Shops. Retenue. Ves, of Shops. Revenue. . ** G - 38 ks . P. Rs. 1. Rs. c P. Rs. A. R. P. 136 1,34,581 0 6 90 11,161 9 0 30 5,21.11 0 95 1,1,287 60 ·APPENDIX XXVIU. Comparalius sintoment shotring the Income, Consumption and Incidence of Consumption of liquor in the botah Stale during Samvats 1985-1989. Receipts. Year. Incidence Incidence Incidence Consumption of Licence of total of total Total Receipts. in London fees per receipts Population. Proof Gallons L. P. per L.P. receipts Gallon. Gallon. Remarks. Licence Fees. Duty. Miscellaneous. per head 1 * 3 + 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Rs. A, P. Rs. A, P, Rs. A. P. Rs. A. P. RA, A. P. [Rs. A. P Rs. A. P.1 St 1985 70,238 0 0 1,22,560 4 3 2060 5 0 1,94,858 9 3 27,260.92 9 26 6 7 0 4 6 St 1986 73,402 8 0 1,10,514 2 9 1451 39 191,85,367 12 0 29,240.8 2 8 11 6 3 3] 0 5 1 6,30,060 St. 1987 66,633 8 0 90,603 15 0 1785 2 91,59,022 9 9 24,188.5 2 12 0 6 9 0 0 4 7 St. 1988 53,515 30 78,619 14 0 2589 15 91,34,733 13 6 21,073.2 | 2 8 81 6 2 31 0 3 2 St, 1989 53,563 10 3 79,787 11 6 1229 10 9|1,34,581 09 21,361.9 2 & 1 6 4 1 6,85,304 0 3 2 ·APPENDIX XXIX. Comparative statement showing sale & average consumption of Country Liguor in cach Nizamat of the Kotah State during Somvat 1989 (1932-33.) Quantity of liquor issued during Samvat. sale Average per Serial No. 100 persons cluring Samvat Popu- Name of Nizamat, lation. 1985 1986 Remarks. 1987 1988 1989 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 14 1 ... Kotah City 2 Kishenganj 3 Baran 4 Antah 5 Mangrol 37,876 30,511 32,375 28,678 22,689 932.6 114449 114.4 955.5 16-15.3 16091 1136.2 927.5 678.7 706.4 ... 9908.2 535.0 1333.9 650.2 396.6 8911.1 629.9 1297.8 508.9 403.3 9215.4 710.4 1306.6 549.4 419.9 28.3 404 4.4 4.0 2.3 352 3.7 43 34 2:4 30.5 2.0 3.5 223 19 9.0 24.4 2.3 4.0 1 5 l's 2:3 1.3 1.3 1.3 6 Itawalı ... 7 Barod 8 | Digod Ladpura 10 Kanwas 1.5 20,217 20,264 20,250 48,888 26,741 ... 3706 471.7 668.9 24580) 820.0 414.7 386.2 546.3 2732.6 447.5 289.5 286.0 357.5 2391.2 775.6 261.8 292.3 284.9 1922.6 157.3 217.4 235.5 286.2 1857.3 8280 40 1.8 2.4 3.3 5.8 3.8 9 1.9 2.0 3.7 6.5 3-4 1.7 5.7 3.8 10 1.4 1.4 3.9 1.7 10 101 1.4 3.7 1.6 .. 11 12 13 14 15 Chechat Asnawar Bakani Aklera Manoharthana ... 38,083 13,588 32,962 36,905 35,135 1828.1 600.1 760.4 797.5 7267 176.3 617.2 076.8 935.5 554.9 1702.6 457.6 469.7 675.6 403.5 1531.3 381.3 326.7 461.1 2370 1771.2 4351 333.2 391.6 192.6 6.0 5.6 2.5 2.4 2.0 508 5.7 2.2 2.8 1.6 5.6 4.2 1.5 2.0 4.0 2.8 0.8 1.2 0.7 4.6 3.1 1'0 1'0 12 ... l'1 1.9 16 17 18 19 Chhipa Barod Kunjer... Sangod... Khanpur 35,841 43,511 24,982 47,283 644.6 1237.8 896.9 1066.4 673.1 138.6 10069 1206.2 531.6 1086 6 773.4 1260.4 469.3 945.9 680.6 1070.6 428.8 .897.6 730.1 926.4 2.8 3.1 2.4 2.0 3:1 3.5 2:7 1.5 2.5 2-3 2.8 1.3. 2.1 2.6 2.2 1.2 2.0 2.9 1.9 TOTAL .. 5,96,859 |27.260.9 29240 -9 24188·6 21073.2 21369.9 4.8 5.1 3.6 3.5 ·APPENDIX XXX, Statement shorcing rrork done in the Veterinary Dispensaries in the Kotah State during the year 1989 ( 1932-53.) No. OF CATTLE TREATED. AT HEAD QUARTERS DORING TOOR, Name of Dispensary. No. of days spent Grand Total. No, of villages seen in tour. Remark, on tour. Total, Total, By distribution of phenyl. + ! In.patients. 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Baraz ... 111! 103 1777 ... 142 2322 1116 57 15 691 1257 2500 6079 49 33 22 725 60 807 98 16 35 1 19 ... 2099 3055 Chaoni ( Ladpura)... Khanpur 41 117) 29 2136 287 15 2457 39 2721 104 5 Mandana dis. pensary shift- 76 cd to Chaons on 1-6-33. 3336 5060 10873 Suket ... 28 PO 45 559 223 827 19 44 19 112 1468 2407 24 45 2878 144 3067 3777 82 196 467 1522 8131 15720 73 ... 90 16 1191 153 1660 1398 80 23 .. 1501 3161 51 Chhipabarod Kishanganj Itinerant Compounder (Siswali) (tincrant Compounder (Mandana ) 1. 15111 ... 895 1172 2067 ... 3178 5245 52 ... 64 349 15 ... 455 4398 4853 Compounder began work from 1 0.33 ·42 APPENDIS Statement of Actual Income of Samvat PARTICULARS. Actual income of Samvat 1988. Sanctioned Bud. get for Sanivat 1989. Actual income for Samvat 1989. No. 1 Rs. LAND REVENUE:- (a) Current (5) Arrears (c) Irrigation a. P 28,59,657 9 3 4,531 12 6 22,092 79 Rs a. p. 29,00,000 0 0 5,000 0 0 25,000 0 0 Rs a. P 30,62,739 60 5,831 9.9 24,719 6 3 Total 28,86,281 13 6 29,30,000 0 0 30,93,290 6 0 2 CUSTOMS DEPARTJIENT:- (a) Customs (b) Mapa 6,12,056 3 20,074 9 3 3 6,00,000 0 0 24,000 0 0 5,53,427 2 3 20,089 0 3 Total ... 6,32,130 12 6 6,24,000 0 0 5,73,516 26 3 FORESTS :- (a) Jungle (b) Slabs Quarries 1,95,849 7 3 1,11,000 0 6 1,75,000 0 0 1,00,000 0 0 1,91,595 123 1,25,400 0 0 ... Total 3,06,849 7 3 2,75,000 0 0 3,16,995 12 3 4 ... JUDICIAL:- (a) Stamps... (b) Fines (c) Fees and Talbana (d) Registration ... ... ... ... 1,20,711 2 9 11,579 11 0 1,610 8 0 1,668 2 3 1,30,000 0 0 15,000 0 0 1,000 0 0 2,000 0 0 1,31,289 50 13,623 7 6 1,079 11 0 1,755 14 6 .. ... Total 1,35,569 8 0 1,48,000 0 0 1,47,748 60 5 ... .. Tribute from Kotries, Jagirdars and Anni Muafi Compensation in lieu of dues on salt Taquavi ... 6 7 1,10,807 6 3 19,175 00 1,03,793 11 0 1,16,398 00 19,175,00 1,50,000 0 0 1,21,147 13 0 19,175 00 1,48,450 76 ... 8 E 1,34,733 13 6 1,50,000 0 0 1,34,581 0 6 CISE:- (a) Lipuor ... (b) Intoxication Drugs including Opium ... .. 27,357 10 0 26,000 0 0 90,471 66 Total 1,62,091 7 6 1,76,000 0 0 2,25,052 Ï 0 Gardens ... ... .. Jail ... ... a.. ... 9 10 11 12 13 14 6,587 06 9,000 0 0 74,779 90 71,250 6 9 3,05,592 4 6 1,48,740 7 0 8,000 0 0 9,000 0 0 60,000 0 0 5,000 0 0 2,35,000 0 0 1,35,000 0 0 Railway Refund Exchange and Interest... Miscellaneous 10,561 ? 9 8,000 0 0 73,326 1 6 88,011 116 2,67,116 66 1,43,604 30 . .. ... Total 49,72,648 13 9 48,90,573 00 52,35,995 15 6 Closing Balance 14,05,997 8 6 13,50,046 29 GRAND TOTAL 63,78,646 6 3 65,86,042 2 3 ...... 1 ·43 XXXI. 1989 & Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990. Difference between the Estimate and Actuals of Samvat 1989 Difference between the Budget Estimate of Samvat 1989-1990. Badget Estimate of Samvat 1990 REMARKS More. Less. More Less Rs & р Rs N's P 29,50,000 0 0 5,000 0 0 25,00000 Rs a р 1,62,739 6 0 831 99 Rs. P 50,000 0 0 D. 280 99 29,80,000 0 0 1,63,570 15 9 280 99 50,000 0 0 6,00,000 0 0 24,000 0 0 46,572 13 9 3,910 15 9 6,21,000 0 0 50,483 13 6 ...4 1,75,000 0 0 1,25,000 0 0 16,595 12 3 25,400 0 0 25,000 0 0 3,00,000 0 0 41,995 12 3 25,000 0 0 1,289 50 1,30,000 0 0 15,000 0 0 1,000 0 0 2,000 0 0 1,376 8 6 79 11 0 244 1 6 1,48,000 0 0 1,369 00 1,620 100 4,749 13 0 3,000 0 0 1,19,398 0 0 19,175 00 2,25,000 0 0 1,549 8 6 25,000 0 0 '1,50,000 0 0 15,418 15 6 ..... 26,000 0 0 64,471 6 6 -ODEO 1,76,000 0 0 64,471 66 15,418 15 6 2,561 2 9 1,000 0 0 1,00000 8,000 0 0 8,000 0 0 60,000 0 0 5,000 0 0 2,35.000 0 0 1,35,000 0 0 13,326 1 6 83,011 116 32,116 6 6 8,604 3 0 49,42,573 0 0 4,15,776 8 9 26,000 0 0 70,353 9 3 78,000 0 0 ·44 APPENDIX Statement of Actual Expenditure of Samvat PARTICULARS. Actual Expendiure of Samvat 1988 Budget Estimate of Samvat 1989 Actual Expenditure of Samvat 1989 No. a, 1 Tribute to British Government Rs. a. p. 2,34,720 00 Rs. p. 2,34,720 00 Rs. a. P. 2,34,720 00 .. 2 Do Jaipur Darbar ... 14,397 13 0 14,397 130 ... 14,397 13 0 3 2,30,511 10 0 2,30,sii 2,12,028 00 2,35,534 86 ... PALACE: (a) Personal Expenses of H. H. the Maharao Sahib (b) Personal Expenses of Shri Maharaj Kumar Sahib (c) Establishment (d) Shikar and Gardens (e) Body Guard (f) Their Highnesses the Maharapiji and Raniji and Kunwaraniji Sahabas ... (g) Other individual allowances and Denzepana 31,927 14 0 1,03,947 96 43,548 9 0 45,138 0 0 51,870 0 0 92,748 00 43,549 00 45,138 0 0 42,946 11 0 97,882 80 43,548 9 0 45,138 00 81,000 00 ... 81,000 0 0 74,500 00 ... 31,896 00 32,496 0 0 34,911 00 Total 5,67,969 10 6 5.58,829 00 5,74,461 46 4 Mahakma Khas... 58,525 7 3 57,13000 55,466 13 0 5 3,59,230 50 19,494 14 0 3,35,097 00 22,315 3,53,066 4 9 19,615 1 6 REVENUE DEPARTMENT: (a) Mal Sadar (b) Sanitation in the District Rasooms and Annual payments to Patels, Sansris, Balais, etc. (d) Taqavi (e) Cattle Pond (f) Agriculture (g) Co-operative credit Societies ... ... 98,9838 3 91,226 4 0 21,525 3 3 10,754 9 0 26,956 15 3 1,02,848 0 0 0 30,000 0 0 19,993 00 13,220 0 0 28,621 1,08,543 29 68.786 0 0 20,887 09 13,474 14 6 26,930 06 ... . Total 6,28,171 2 6 5,52,094 0 0 6,11,302 89 6 Judicial Department 72,692 5 6 71,650 0 0 71,079 14 6 1. 7 ... .. ... ... FAUJ ( ARMY ):- (a) Army Head Quarter (b) Umed Infantry (c) Jamna (d) Bhim Cadet Corps (e) State Lancers & Zambur Khana (f) Gurh Zabta (g) Golandaz including District Forts Army Pensions and Gratuities... Contributions towards; Deoli Regiment 51,060 0 0 2,21,291 0 0 37,218 0 0 38,964 27,432 0 0 38,103 37,210 8 0 49,872 10 6 2,00.000 0 0 52,644 0 0 2,20,281 0 0 36,118 00 35,364 0 0 30,723 00 $0,103 00 36,639 00 50,000 0 0 2,00,000 0 0 52,644 00 2,20,281 DO 36,118 00 35,364 00 36,72200 40,083 00 36,559 59 49,876 13 6 2,00,000 OO .. Total 7,01,151 2 6 7,01,871 00 7,01,648 3 3 8 POLICE DEPARTMENT: (a) Police (b) Criminal Tribes. 4,31,223 3 3 2,239 10 3 ... 4,09,708 16 2,112 12 6 4,27,849 00 3,215 00 Total ... 4,33,462 13 6 4,31,064 0 0 4,11,820 14 0 ·45 XXXII 1989 and Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990. Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samyat 1989 Difference between Badget Estimates of Samvats 1989 & 1990, Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990 REMARKS More. Less. More. Less. Rs. & P. Rs, Rs P Rs. a. p. Rs a. p. 2,34,720 00 ... 14,397 13 0 I HOC 2,12,028 0 0 23,506 8 6 pesa 8,923 5 0 1.... 5,134 8 0 48 00 51,870 0 0 92,796 0 0 43,549 0 0 45,138 00 0 7 0 42,000 D 0 6,500 0 0 39,000 00 ...a 41,148 00 2,415 0 0 8,652 00 5,28,539 0 0 31,056 06 15,423 120 8,700 0 0 39,000 0 0 53,107 0 0 1,663 3 4,023 00 ... 3,36,505 0 0 24,333 00 17,969 4 9 1,408 00 2,018 00 2,699 14 6 110 00 1,02,958 00 20,000 0 0 19,499 0 0 13,496 0 0 28.621 0 0 5,695 29 38,786 0 0 894 09 25+ 14 6 10,000 OO 49+ 0 0 276 00 ..... 1,690 15 6 5,45,412 0 0 63,599 6 9 4,390 14 0 10,494 0 0 3,812 0 0 1,740 00 69,910 00 570 16 ... 2,398 0 0 590 00 2,400 00 3,756 OD 740 00 50,246 0 0 2,19,691 00 38,518 00 39,120 00 29,982 00 40,103 0 0 35,929 00 50,000 0 0 2,00,000 DO 710 00 20 00 79 10 3 123 2 6 0 7,03,589 00 4,438 00 222 129 6,156 0 272 0 0 4,28,121 0 0 3,215 00 18,140 14 6 1,102 3 6 4,31,336 0 0 ***** 232 00 19,243 2 0 ....

·46 1 APPENDIX Statement of Actual Expenditure of Samvat PARTICULARS. Actual Expenditure of Samvat 1988 Budget Estimate of Sanivat 1989. Actual Expenditure for Samvat 1989. No. 9 Customs, Excise & Forest Deptt: Rs. a. po 1,47,460 59 Rs. a. p. 1,39,139 00 Rs. 1,43,934 7 9 a. p. ... 10 Accounts Office ... ... ... 21,905 7 3 ... 21,616 0 0 21,645 4 3 11 Treasury ... ... ... ... 8,064 8 0 8.109 00 8,277 2 0 12 Home Department ... ... 15,514 8 0 13,482 00 13,211 5 6 13 ... . KARKHANA:- (a) Establishment (b) Raj stables (c) Polo stable (d) Elephants (e) Bullocks (f) Camels (g) Farrashkhana Gurh (h) Atala Raj... Grass Establishment (j) Nuqqar Khana 4,883 7 3 54,023 3 3 15,069 1 6 42,020 7 0 12,498 10 9 2,706 13 3 12,963 0 7,636 4 3 2,690 2 6 3,246 7 9 4,950 0 0 57,830 0 0 29,439 0 0 23,630 00 13,971 0 0 7,320 0 0 13,128 00 6,936 0 0 2,793 0 0 3,308 0 0 4,861 13 9 48,270 7 6 22,798 4 3 13,067 2 3 14,704 13 3 1,840 0 3 13 045 15 3 6,893 6 3 2,733 6 0 3,124 15 0 ... 1 ... ... .. ... Total 1,57,737 10 6 1,63,305 00 1,31,340 39 14 Gardens ... 31,587 11 0 ... 32,566 00 32,655 1 9 15 Education Department... 2,61,231 5 9 2,67,162 0 0 2,61,343 15 6 16 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT :-- (a) Public Works (b) Irrigation (c) Maintenance of Water Works and Electricity in the City of Kotah... 6,29,306 5 24,572 4 3 3 4,71,908 00 20,848 0 0 4,81,275 29 20,510 12 9 ... ... 11,991 3 6 10,000 0 0 15,071 10 Tota! ... 6,65,869 13 0 5,02,756 0 0 5,16,857 06 17 Medical Department ... ... 1,11,293 0 0 1.08,732 12 0 1,12,877 12 0 18 Jail ... 28,692 5 3 32,649 0 0 31,901 2 3 ... 19 .. PUN: (a) Charities (b) Paltus (c) Anathalaya (d) Subscriptions and donations 1,37,341 11 3 35,094 4 6 656 8 6 1,36,470 90 37,823 36 841 13 3 ... ... 1,39,464 0 0 39,211 0 0 2,150 00 2,000 0 0 ... ... ... ...... Total 1,73,092 8 3 .. 1,82,835 00 1,75,135 9 9 20 PENSIONS & GRATUITIES: (a) Pension (b) Gratuities ... 83,583 8 0 6,629 12 0 97,527 00 1,000 0 0 94,053 15 9 7,946 14 0 ... Total 90,213' 4 0 95,527 00 1,02,000 13 9 ...

·XXXI. 2989 & Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990. Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samvat 1989 Difference between Budget Estimate of Sauvat 1989 & 1990. Budget Estimate of Samivat 1990. REMARKS. More. Less More. Less, Rs a, P. Rs 2. Po Rs. a. Po 1,40,571 0 0 Rs. a p. 4,795 7 9 Rs. P. 1,432 0 0 BUDO. ... 21,616 0 0 29 4 3 8,109 00 168 2 0 13,482 0 0 270 10 6 I.. 88 2 3 9,559 8 6 6,640 11 9 10,562 13 9 733 133 B... 4,950 0 0 57,83000 29,439 0 0 23,630 0 0 13,971 0 0 7,320 00 13,128 0 0 6,936 0 0 2,793 0 0 3,308 0 0 5,479 15 9 82 09 4299 59 10 0 183 1 0 1,63,305 0 0 733 13 3 32,698 96 340 00 ..... 32,906 0 0 89 1 9 2,74,696 0.0 5,818 06 7,534 00 ..... 5,73,797 0 0 25,810 0 0 9,367 29 1,01,889 00 4,962 00 337 33 10,000 0 0 5,071 1 0 6,09,607 0 0 337 33 1,06,831 0 0 14,438 39 4,594 0 0 1,15,837 0 0 1,584 120 24 00 32,673 0 0 747 13 9 42100 3,690 00 1,39,885 OO 42,901 0 0 2,1600 0 2,000 0 0 2,993 70 1,387 12 6 1,318 2 9 2,000 0 0 4,111 00 1,86,946 0 0 7,699 6 3 5,140 00 93,667 0 0 1,000 0 0 473 03 2 6,946 14 0 5,140 00 1,00,667 0 0 473 03 6,946 14 0 ·46 APPENDIΣ Statement of Actual Expenditure of Samra PARTICULARS. Actual Expenditure Budget Estimate of Samvat 1988 of Sanivat 1989. Actual Expenditure for Samvat 1989. No. a. p• 9 Rs. 1,47,460 a. p. Customs, Excise & Forest Deptt: Rs. a. p. 1,39,139 0 0 5 9 Rs. 1,43,934 7 9 ... 10 Accounts Office ... ... 21,905 7 3 ... 21,616 0 0 21,645 + 3 11 Treasury ... ... ... 8,064 8 0 8,109 00 8,277 2 9 12 Home Department ... ... ... 15,514 8 0 13,482 0 0 13,211 5 6 13 3 ... ... ... 1 ... ... KARKHANA: (a) Establishment (b) Raj stables (c) Polo stable (d) Elephants (e) Bullocks (f) Camels (g) Farrashkhana Gurh (h) Atala Raj... (i) Grass Establishment (j) Nuqqar Khana : : : : : : : : : 4,883 7 54,023 3 3 15,069 6 42,020 7 0 12,498 10 9 2,706 13 3 12,963 0 7,636 4 3 2,690 2 6 3,246 7 9 4,950 00 57.830 0 0 29,439 0 0 23,630 0 0 13,971 00 7,320 00 13,128 00 6,936 0 0 2,793 0 0 3,308 00 4,861 13 9 48,270 7 6 22,798 4 3 13,067 2 3 14,704 13 3 1,840 0 3 13 045 15 3 6,893 63 2,733 6 0 3,124 15 0 ... 1 ... .U . Total 1,57,737 10 6 1,63,305 1,31,340 39 14 Gardens 31,587 11 0 32,566 0 0 32,655 1 9 ... 15 Education Department... ... 2,61,231 5 9 2,67,162 0 0 2,61,343 15 6 16 PUBLIC Works DepaRTMENT:-- (a) Public Works (b) Irrigation (c) Maintenance of Water Works and Electricity in the City of Kotah... 6,29,306 5 24,572 4 3 3 4,71,908 00 20,848 0 0 4,81,275 29 20,510 12 9 11,991 3 6 10,000 0 0 15,071 10 Tota! 6,65,869 13 0 5,02,756 0 0 5,16,857 06 17 Medical Department 1,08,732 12 0 ... 1,11,293 0 0 1,12,877 12 0 ... 18 Jail 28,692 5 3 32,649 00 31,901 2 3 ... .. 19 ... ... I. PUN: (a) Charities (b) Paltus (c) Adathalaya (d) Subscriptions and donations 1,37,341 11 3 35,094 4 6 656 8 6 1,36,470 90 37,823 30 S41 13 3 .. ... 1,39,464 0 0 39,211 0 0 2,150 00 2,000 0 0 ... ... ... ...... ... Total 1,73,092 8 3 1,82,835 0 0 1,75,135 9 ? :. 20 PENSIONS & GRATUITIES : (a) Pension (0) Gratuities ... 94,053 15 9 7,946 10 83,583 8 0 6,629 12 0 ... 94,527 00 1,000 0 0 Total 90,213' 4 1,02,000 13 9 0 95,527 00 ..

·XXXII. 1939 & Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990, Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samvat 1989 Difference between Budget Estimate of Samvat 1989 & 1990. Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990. REMARKS. More. Less More. Less. Rs 2. Rs. a. p. 1,40,571 0 0 Rs. a. p. 4,795 7 9 P. Rs a. Rs. P 1,432 00 P. 21,616 00 29 4 3 .. 8,109 00 168 2 0 IDED 13,482 0 0 270 10 6 88 2 3 9,559 8 6 6,610 11 9 10,562 13 9 4,950 0 0 57,830 0 0 29,439 0 0 23,630 0 0 13,971 00 7,320 00 13,128 00 6,936 0 0 2,793 0 0 3,308 0 0 733 133 5,479 15 9 8209 42 99 59 10 0 183 10 1,63,305 0 0 733 13 3 32,698 96 32,906 0 0 89 19 340 00 2,74,696 0 0 5,818 0 6 7,534 0 0 5,73,797 0 0 25,810 0 0 9,367 2 9 1,01,889 00 4,962 DD 337 3 3 10,000 0 0 5,071 10 6,09,607 00 14,438 39 337 3 3 1,06,851 00 1,15,887 0 0 4,594 0 0 1,584 12 0 32,673 0 0 747 13 9 24 0 0 421 00 3,690 00 1,39,885 0 0 42,901 00 2,160 00 2,000 00 2,993 70 1,387 12 6 1,318 2 9 2,000 0 0 1,86,946 0 0 7,699 6 3 4,111 00 ... 99,667 0 1,000 0 473 0 3 5,140 00 6,946 14 0 1,00,667 0 0 6,946 14 0 473 0 3 5,140 00 ·18 APPENDIX Statement of Actual Expenditure of Samvat PARTICULARS Actual Expenditure Budget Estimate of Samvat 1988 of Samval 1989 Actual Expenditure of Samvat 1989 אס Vokil Abu fe P 7,614 11 0 Rs. 1. p. 7,205 0 0 ... ... Rs. a. p. 7,263 20 1 Waliczkrit Rajputra Ilitlarini Sablia 1,295 51 1,450 00 1,223 15 9 l'estivals.... ... 17,107 0 3 15,699 00 11,034 9 .. GIFTS & REWARDS: (n) Marriage (b) Gne:15 (c) Rewards 1.500 0 1.1.505 11 0 1.30.? ( 0 1.500 0 0 15,000 0 0 2,100 00 3,919 3 8,627 7 1,095 0 Total 22.097 il 6 21,900 0 0 13,641 11 Bonis nod dicam Launches ..400 15 ) . 3,174 0 0 3,581 0 Exchange and lotcrost... .. .... 1,000 0 0 ..... Compensation to koiries and Jagirdars for sale... 3,175 00 3,175 00 3,175 0 ... Mcíund 14,51. . . 10.000 0 0 14,423 7 27 MISCELLANEOUS:- Supply of Electric Fans and Lights to Starc llouses and Ofices and street lighring (b) Sarbarahi... (c) Miscellancous 3 56,33. 14,030, 9 1.2.1,913 0 3 9 40,000 0 0 12.000 0 0 $1,000 0 0 55,342 5 9,952 6 1,37,909 31 با Total 1,92.31. 3 3 1,33,000 0 0 .. 2,03,204 40 GRAND TOTAL 46,83,102 119 43,88,797 13 0 44,83,629 8 6 ...

·49 XXXI1. 1999 and Beriget Estimate of Samvat 1990. Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samvat 1999 Difference between Budget Estimates of Samvats 1989 & 1990, Budge! Estimate of Samvat 1990 REMARKS More. Less More. Less Rs. Rs & р Rs a. p. Rs a. P RS P 7,205 00 P 58 2 0 1,450 0 0 226 03 15,699 00 4,661 6 3 4,800 0 15 000 0 2,100 0 0 0 0 880 129 6,372 8 3 1 005 0 0 21,900 00 8,258 50 ... 3,174 0 0 407 0 9 1,000 0 1,000 0 0 .. 3,175 00 4 10 000 00 4,428 7 6 15,312 5 3 2,047 99 40,0000 12,000 0 $1.000 0 OOO 56,909 8 6 1 2.017 9 9 1,33,000 0 0 72,251 13 9 1,05,751 14 6 1,48,966 0 0 59 695 00 44,78,068 13 2,00 reme ·48 APPENI Statement of Actual Expenditure of San PARTICULARS. Actual Expenditurel Budget Estimate of Samvat 1988 of Samvat 1989 Actual Expedi of Samvat 19 No. Rs. 21 p. 7,614 11 0 a. Vakil Abu Rs. a, p. 7,205 0 0 Rs. 7,263 22 Walterkrit Rajputra Hitkarini Sabha 1,298 50) 1,450 0 0 1,223 1: 23 Festivals... 17,407 0 3 .. 15,699 00 11,0349 24 GIFTS & REWARDS; (a) Marriage ... (b) Guests (c) Rewards 6,890 00 14,505 11 6 1,302 00 4,800 0 0 15,000 0 0 2,100 0 0 3,919 3 8,627 7 1,0950 ... ... Total 22,697 11 6 21,900 0 0 13,641 11 25 Boats and Steam Launches 2,890 15 3 ... 3,174 0 0 3,581 0 26 Exchange and Interest ... ... 1,000 0 0 27 Compensation to Kotries and Jagirdars for salt ... 3,175 00 3,175 00 3,175 0 ... 28 Refund 14,512 4 0 14,428 7 ... .. ..6 ... 10,000 0 0 29 MISCELLANEOUS:- (a) Supply of Electric Fans and Lights to State Houses and Offices and street lighting (b) Sarbarahi ... (c) Miscellaneous 56,334 3 3 14,036 9 9 1,21,943 63 40,000 0 0 12.000 0 0 81,000 0 0 55,342 5 9.952 6 1,37,909 8 ... ..) .. Total 1,92.314 3 3 1,33,000 0 0 2,03,204 40 GRAND TOTAL 46,83,102 11 9 ... 43,88,797 13 0 44,83,629 86 ·49 (XXII. 999 and Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990, Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samvat 1989 Budget Estimale of Sanat 1990 Difference bets een Budget Estimates of Samiats 1989 1990 More. Less. REMAR).S More, Lets. Rs. RS 2 р 7,205 0 0 Rs a р 58 2 0 a P RS Rs 1. P 1,450 0 0 226 03 15,699 0 0 4,66+ 6 3 4,800 0 0 15 000 0 0 2,100 0 0 880 12 9 6,372 8 3 1 00500 21,900 00 8,258 50 3,174 0 0 407 09 1,000 0 0 1,000 0 0 3,175 00 1000000 4,428 7 6 40,000 0 0 12,000 0 0 81.000 0 0 15,342 5 3 2,047 99 56,909 8 6 1 33,000 0 72,251 13 9 2,017 99 44,78,069 13 O 2,00,586 10D 1,05,754 14 6 1,48,966 0 0 59 695 DD ·50 APPENDIX Statement of Actual Expenditure of Samvat PARTICULARS. Actual Expenditure Budget Estimate of Samvat 1988. of Samvat 1989. Actual Expenditure for Samvat 1989, No. Rs. a, po Rs. a. p. Rs. a. p. Transfer to Funds accounts amount credited as inconne: 1.10,000 0 0 Reserve Fund 1,40,955 14 6 ... 1,35,748 60 47,000 0 0 Famine Fund 66,971 15 6 42,530 11 6 ... ... 22,712 5 9 20,000 0 0 Feeder Railway 23,507 50 ... Total 2,30,540 39 1,77,000 0 0 2,01,786 6 6 Extra-ordinary Expenditure - Making Bunds for the protection of cultivated land II 50,000 0 0 ...... TOTAL ..... 50,000 0 0 49,63,742 15 6 45,65,797 13 0 GRAND TOTAL 46,85,415 150 64,857 4 0 1,43,136 79 ... Loan Advanced... ... Repayment of Loan to Feeder Railway Fund ... 2,00,000 0 0 ...... 50,29,812 69 50,28,600 36 15,57,489 11 6 Balance in Hand ... 13,50,046 2 9 65,86,042 2 3 .... GRAND TOTAL 63,78,646 6 3 ·51 IIXU 1939 & Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990. Difference between Budget and Expenditure of Samvat 1999 Difference between Budget Estimate of Samvat 1989 & 1990. Budget Estimate of Samvat 1990 REMARKS. More. Less. More Less Rs & P Bs. a P. Rs 2 P Rs a P 1,10,000 OO ... 47 000 0 0 20,000 06 1.7,7000 0 0 80,000 0 0 80,000 0 0 47.35,n68 13 0 ·APPENDIX XXXIII. VITAL Statistics of Kotah State for the year ending 30th September 1933. BIRTHS. DEATHS. tRatio Per 1,000 of Population Births. Deaths. Name. Population Incre. Decrease. ase. Present year. Past year. Incre-Decrease. ase, seLa Present year. Past year REMARKS Past Present Past Present year. year. year year 5% Kotah State 33 .. * 6,85,804 17,457 16,125 1,323 13,745 10,559 .. 3,186 27.03 24.96 21.28 16:35 Includes the Population of Kotries 40,006 for which Statistine nro nrot on:1.Li + 1xclusive of Katrina ·APPENDIX XXXI, ·APPENDIX XXXIII. VITAL Statistics of Kocah State for the year ending 30th Septrmber 1933. BIRTHS. DEATHS lt Ratio Per 1,000 of Population Births. Deaths. Name Population Incre- Decrease. Incre. Decrease. ase, itse. Present year. Past year. Pirst year Present year. REMARKS Past Present Past Present year, year. year year 52 ah State .. *6,85,804 17,457 16,125 1,323 13,745 10,559 3,186 27.03 24.96 21.28 16.35 Includes the Population of Botries 40,006 for which Statistics are not available. † Exclusive of Kotries ·APPENDIX XXXI.

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·59 APPENDIX XXXVIII. Stalement showing the area under Poppy Cultivation and the produce of Opium in each Nezamat during Samvat yeur 1989. Name of Nizamat No of Licenses, Area cultiva ted. Produce Average Remarbe. - Serial No. per bigba. - 3 4 5 6 7 bat 7 1 Baran 2 Antah 3 Ladpura 1 Chechat 155 44 72 1,847 Bigbas Biswa Bis Jd Srs Ch Seer. Ch, 200 0 0 37 38 12 94 49 IS 0 6 3 141 5 0 99 15 0 15 24 8 6 2,330 15 0 527 28 9 0 17* 5 Asnawar 6 Bakani ... 7 Aklera ... 8 Manoharthana ... 865 2,316 2),199 2,061 1,274 2,945 3,183 2,597 9 0 5 6 0 0 0 0 216 6 480 18 21 408 28 31 314 21 151 6 6 5 4 14 8 21 131 0 9 Chhipabarod 10 Kunjer .. 11 Singod 12 Khanpur 7 7 2,797 974 880 2,464 4,614 0 1,448 18 427 0 3,065 6 850 3 27 278 30 14 811 5 566 18 103 ... 7 6 11 8 61 0 0 7 Total ... 16 464 22,935 19 0 3,784 34 141 6.8 Jagirs 123 0 *** .. 1 Palaitba 9 Bamalia 3 | Koela 4 Kunari 0 77 G7 128 74 125 0 0 17 15 11 31 114 13 30 82 22 39 5 17 38 4 6 8 198 135 4 4 5 0 0 . ... 308 667 5 Sarthal 6 Sarola 7 Sopar 8 Gainta 841 0 11 0 0 0 0 97 35 134 93 22 3 Il 24 55 12 20 9 5 4 6 6 14 0 131 131 . 34 30 68 73 ... ... 20 36 0 2 26 24 9 Kothri 10 Bhandar Shri jt Kotah 1 31 126 0 204 20 18 0 0 11 | Bhandar Shri ji Jhala Ipar 12 Kund 13 Kotra 121 34 177 00 77 0 0 0 237 25 25 7 30 5 3 4 34 6 0 1 1 .. Total 4 985 0 7 $38 9 G 2,750 12 ...

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