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TIE HUN'BLE LIEUT.COLONEL W. OR STRATTON, CIE,
Chief Commissioner, Agmer-Hervara,
To
THE SECRETARY TO TIB GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IN TIE
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
Dated Camp Agmer, the 17th October 1912
SIR,
I have the honour to submit the Annual Administration Report of
Ajmer-Mervara for the year 1911-1912, compiled by the Commissioner,
Mr. A. T. Holme, IOS
I have the honour to be,
SIR,
Your most obedient servant,
W. STRATTON, Lt-Colonel,
Ojg. Chief Commissioner, Agmer-Jerwara

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·(NOTE --The mauman mit fized for the narrat ve portion of the Report .30 pages) CONTENTS PA0% SECTION I GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 1 Personnel Revenue and Expenditure 4 SECT ON II -ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAND Court of Vands 3 SECTION III -PROTECTION 6 1 Pole 2 Criminal Just ce 3 C v1 Just a 4 Reg strat on 5 Mon ya ties 14 14 lo 16 SECTION IV-PRODUCTIOV AND DISTRIBUTION Agr cultural summary Mines Trade Public Works Arboricult to Inspect on of rangauges 20 21 21 21 22 22 Szor Ox V-REVENUE AND FINANCE A IMPRBIAL 1-LAND AND WATE RETENUE Cha acter of the season Ve able Assessment Demand co lect on etc of Land Revenge Pr eg Gatu tous Re ef Agri altoral Stok Boundary marks and disputes Re o d and staff Processes Revenue bus ness Acquis tuon of land for public purposes al enat on of Government land and wage census 23 23 23 24 24 2! 24 23 24 24 20 2-OP UX EXCISE AND DRUGS Ex 19 Country spirits Op un Hemp Drugs Prosecut ong General remarks 25 25 20 26 24 26 3-ST VPB Stamps 26 4-INCOME TAX Tocome tar 26 ·...CONTENTS. ii PAGE B.-RBVEXUE AND FINANCE OTHER THAN INPERIAL. 27 District Fund Local Funds Dispensary Fund Chowkidari Fund Police Chanda Fund Nasirabad Cantonment Fund 28 28 28 28 2 . SECTION VI.-PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 29 Public Instruction . SBOTION VII.GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS. . Fairs Printing Presses Bhumias Treasure Trove. 32. 31 31 31 List of returns accompanying the Ajmer-Merware Administration Report for 1910:1911. 1.-PHYSICA:L AND POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY, 1. 2. 3. Climate Civil Divisions Population 33 30% 35 II.--ADMINISTRATION OF THE LAND. Nil. III.-PROTECTION. POLICE. . . 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. . Retarn of cognizable crime Persons concerned in cognizable cases Non-cognizable cases Persons concerned in non-cognizable cases Property stolen and recovered Strength, cost, etc., of Police Discipline, equipment, etc., of Police 36 38 40 41 43 1 JUDICIAL, . . . 11. (Civil and Criminal Judicial Divisions and Officers exercising Appellate or Original jurisdiotion 12. Criminal-Offences reported and persons tried 13. Miscellaneous proceedings under the Criminal Procedure Code 14. General result of criminal trials 15. Punishments inflicted 16. Criminal appeal and revision 16-A. Criminal work done by the High Court 17. CivilNumber and description of suits 18. Civil-Value of suits 19. Civil-General result of the trial of suits 20. Civil.Genera: result of the trial of Civil and Repende cases 21. CivilAppeals from decrees 22. Civil-Miscellaneous cases before Appellate cout 22-A. Civil-Business of High Court 23. Civil --Execution of decrees Civil-Applications and proceedings of insolvency 25. Civil and Criminal-- Juries and Assessors 45 46 50 61 62 53 54 55 67 56 57 58 69 60 61 62 63 . . . .

·CONTENTS, iii PAOX REGISTRATION. 26. Instrumenta regutered 64 MUNICIPAL ADMINISTBATION 27 Population and copatutation of Manicipalities 28 Income of Municipalities 29 Expenditure of Municipalities 30. Principal articles importad and taxed 65 66 68 70 IY-PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION V-REVENUE AND FINANCE 31 Rainfall 32 Land Revenue. 33 Capital account of advances Government account with agricultural borrowers 35 Financial results of loan operations 36 Excuse revente and Net revenue 37 Excise charges 38 Manufactories, licenses and shops 39 Duty and consumption. 40 Incidence of consumption 40 A Convictions under the Police Act for drunkendest Stamps 42 Revenge and expenditore 43 Constitution of District Board 44 Income of District Board 45 Expenditure of District Board 74 75 76 77 78 79 79 80 81 62 . 83 83 • 84 85 86 88 VI-PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 48, Abstract return of colleges, schools, and scholars 47. Abstract return of expendatare 48 Return of colleges, schools, and scholars 48 A Ednoatron, General 49 Return of expenditure 50 Return of stages of instruction of pupila in public schools for genoral education 51 Results of prescribed examinations 62 Local Fund and Manicipal expenditure on pablic instruction 00 91 92 93 94 96 . 96 97 VII -GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS. 63. Printing Presses and books, periodicals, etc 98

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·REPORT OV TEE ADMINISTRATION OF AJMER MERWARA FOR 1911-1912 SECTION I. GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 1 Throughout the year under report Lieutenant Colonel W OR Stratton, Personnel CIE, I A., continued to hold charge of the office of Commissioner, Ajmer- Merwara, and Mr. B J. Glancy, IOS, that of the Assistant Commissioner, Ajmer 2 Pandit Bry Juwan Lal Sharma, BA, Revenue Extra Assistant Commissioner, held charge of the post of Assistant Commissioner, Merwara, from the 1st April 1911 to the 20th May 1911 With effect from the 21st May 1911 thus post was abolished under the orders of the Government of India and an Extra Assistant Commissionership for Merwara was substituted in its place From 21st May to 6th August 1911 Pandit Brig Jiwan Lal was appointed to officiate as Extra Assistant Commissioner, Merwara, in addition to his own duties as Revenue Extra Assistant Commissioner, and from the 7th August, on which date he was confirmed in the post, he continued to hold the appointment to the end of the year 3 Lieutenant-Colonel HR Woolbert, MB, FROS, IMS, held tho office of Cıvıl Surgeon, Ajmer, from the 1st April 1911 to 29th Diarch 1912, on which latter date he handed over the charge of his office to Lieutenant- Colonel W.I B Robinson, IMS, and proceeded to England on combined leave 4 Mr R E Coupland held the office of Superintendent of Police, Ajmer- Merwara, throughout the year under report 5 The Total Revenue of Ajmer Merwara for the year (Imperial and Local) Revenue and amounted to Rs. 14,64,671, as compared with Rs 16,86,901 last year and the Expenditure, total expenditure was Rs 16,29,562 as against Rs 12,91,020 in 1910-1911 (vide statement 42) Imperial revenues fell from Rs 11,11,873 in 1910-1912 to Rs 9,64,514 in the year under report while the expenditure amounted to Rs 10,99,261 as against Rs 8,60,743 in 1910-1911 6 There was thus a deficit of Rs 1,34,747 in the Imperial Revenues in 1911 1912 as compared with a surplus of Rs 2,51,094 in the year 1910 1911 The deficit was due to decrease in receipts and increase in expenditure principally under the following heads RECEIPTS Land Revenue Excise Iaterest Rs 1,26,113 8,498 20,143 B ·REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF EXPENDITURE, Refunds and drawbacks *Interest Police Medical Rs. +5,401 +2,20,249 +39,602 +10,164 * NOTB.-The incrcase under this hend is owing to accumulated iaterest acounting to Rs. 2,17,000 paid ok account of Promissory Notos held by H. H. the Malaraja of Jaipur.

·AJYER-MERWABA FOR 1911-12, 3 SECTION II. ADMINIŞTRATION OF THE LAND. COURT OE YARDS. Year ending 31st July 1912. 7. Rai Salııb Dunshi Gopi, Nath held charge of the office of the General Manager, Court of Yards, Ajmor, throughout the year. 8. From an agricultural point of vioje the year was one of scarcity. It was Agricultural only about the middle of September that a few cyclonic storms brought water aspoote. into the tanks and helped the Kharif and Rabi cultivation to a certain extent. The high prices which ruled throughout the year benefited thoso having agricultural produce to dispose of. 9. At the beginning of the year there were nine estates under management. The estates of Kanai Kalan and Sadara were placed under management, while thio estato of Bhinai was released, leaving the following ten estates under supervision at the close of the year: Masuda, Kalahera-Bogla, Kerot, Goela, Basundni, Richmalian, Kanai Kalan, Sadara, Gangana and Rajgarh, 10. The year opened with a cash balance of Rs. 2,07,268 besides Government Promissory notes of the face value of Rs. 3,35,100. The income of the estateg under management amounted to Rs. 2,08,317. The total credit including opening balance amounted to Rs. 4,15,685 as detailed below: Rs Bhinai 1,02,898 Masoda 2,55,618 Other estates 58,089 4,15,585 Garerament dues Iousehold Management Public Works . Investments, Taccan and loads Liabilities Other charges R$ 92 091 83,031 20,414 66 886 63 341 9 869 56,576 The expenditure_as shown in the margin amounted to Rs. 3,12,211 and was distributed as under: 3,12,211 RE Bhinai 83,568 Masuda 1,92,083 Other estates 36,610 3,12,211 11. The following investments and Taccavi advances were made on behalf of the estates noted below: Rs For Masuda estate Investments in Government Promissory notes 25,000 Deposits in Co-operative Central Bank 11,600 Loan to the Thakur of Nagar 2,000 Taccavi advances to tenants 1,910 40,510 For Kerot estate Investment in Government Promissory notes 2,026 For Kalahera-Bogla estate Loan to Thukrani Khangaretji 1,000 For Bhinai estate Investment in Government Piomissory notes 9,808 63,314 .

·4 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF The household expenditure includes Rs. 28,000 spent on the marriage of the sister of the Thakur of Masuda, and Rs. 600 in Gangwana on the funeral feast of the late Raja Fatteh Singh. Rupees 34,231 were spent on the construction of the new Bijai Sagar tank at Sheopura in the Masuda estate, while in the Bhinai estate the sobri and Chawandsagar tanks were repaired and improved at a cost of Rs. 18,849. During the year Government Promissory notes of the face value of Rs. 10,000 and a cash balance of Rs. 18,331 were made over to the Bhinai estate on its release from the court's management. 12. The closing balance at the credit of the ten estates on the 31st July 1912 was Rs. 85,043 and was distributed as under: Rs. Masuda 63,584 Other estates: 21,459 4 85,043 besides the Government Promissory notes of the face value of Rs. 3,62,100 held in deposit by the Comptroller, India Treasuries, on behalf of- Rs. Masuda 3,48,100 Kerot 12,000 Kalahera 1,000 Basundoi 1,000 3,62,100 Cost of managem 13. The cost of management amounted to Rs. 26,414 or 6:35 per cent. of ment. the gross receipts of the estates. Demand and 14. At the beginning of the year the outstandings of all kinds, excluding Collections, those of Sarana, Karel and Deolia Khurd, amounted to Rs. 19,019, while the current demand from all sources was Rs. 2,08,499, the total demand being as follows: Rs. Bhinai 42,265 Masuda 1,38,702 Other estates 46,551 . • $ 2,27,518 The collections amounted to Rs. 2,08,327 as under :- . Bhinai Masuda Other estates Rs. 31,753 1,34,733 41,831 2,08,317 Remissions amounted to Rs. 5,044 and the outstanding balance at the close of the year Tyas Rs. 14,157, 15. The following table shows the demand, collections, remissions, and outstandings of income under the head "Rents and cesses Estates. Domand. Collections. Remissions. Outstandings. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Ehinai 30,469 27,532 3,697 5,230 Masuda. . 88,978 86,770 232 1,976 Other estates . 37,249 122 83,147 3,980 Total 1,62,686 1,47,449 4,051 11,186 ·AJHIER BERTARA FOR 1911 1912 ៩ 16 The instalments of the Government dues for the Kharif and Rabi harvests for the year under report were paid in full by all the estates None of the estates under management owes Taccayı or Damı to Government 17 The following table shows the liabilities on account of private debts of the estates under munagement as they stood on the 31st July 1912 LIABILITIES PAYMENTS NO Mamo of the eetates TOTAL Outstanding on 1st Augast 1911 Debts adm tted during the year Balanca ontstand og on 31st Joly 1912 Pad Struck off. Re. AP Ra & E Rids? Rs 4, P Rs P Re 1 Arasuda 1 592 13 0 1 692 13 0 1 592 13 0 2 Gangwana 25 8 11 231 14 3 2 809 15 4 422 15 7 2 886 lu 9 3 Goela 7 663 10 6 36 1 8048 11 9 1 130 10 8 6918 I3 4 Richmal an 300 00 3000 0 100 0 ROOOO 5 Kansi Kalan 150 0 10 150 0 10 160 0 10 8 Sadara 1 046 1 3 1 046 1 3 1048 1 3 TOTAL 10 241 11 7 3 70 14 7 13 947 10 2 4 442 9 2 9 505 1 0 18. The estates of Kanaz Kalan and Sadara which have been lately placed under management are heavily involved in debt, and an enquiry into the debts is being made 19 Raja Sadul Singh of Bhinai left the Mayo College on attaining his Education of Wards majority At the close of the year there were 8 boys engaged in their studies at the Mayo 012 , Thakur Bijai Singh of Masuda, Thakur Nathu Singh of Kalahera, Thakur Udai Singh of Kerot, Thakur Udai Singh of Basundni Thakur Ranjit Singh of Goela and his younger brother, Raja Raj Singh of Rajgarh, and Jagırdar Kalyan Singh of Gangwana 20 The health of all the Wards was good throughout the year The general progress reports of all the boys at the college wero satisfactory ·REPORT ON TNC ADJINISTRATION OF SECTION III. PROTECTION. (1) JJER-JIEN WIRI POLICC (YEAR ENDING TIU: 31st DeceXBER 1911.) 21. H[r. R. E. Coupland hield charge of the ollice of Superintendent of Polico in Ajmer-Verwaru througlout tho year. IXCREJSC AXD DECRL.ISC IN REPORTED COGXIX.UBLC CRIJE. 22. The total volume of cognizable crimc reported in 1911 was 1,730 cases as compared with 3,781 in the year 1910. Theso totals include all coynizablo cases reported during those periods, whicther such reports were laid to tho police or to Magistrates, in the first instance. Thu increase falls entirely among cases reported to the polico, reports to Jagistrates having decreased by 275 or more than 10 per cont. 23. To facilitate comparison a tablo isgiru below slowing, separately, the figures for each of the last two years divided up into the main leads of crime as defined in Statemcut al. 1910. 1911. Particulars Cousszaut. CoaxiZIDLU. Yone cognizablo Polico. JI 184. Totul. 01513. terial. Total crime. oncoguizablo Total criu. Costs. Polic. interial. Toll. Abetment. ... ... Claas I 11 2 13 6 3 8 TI Chiss II 93 60 13 IS Gi 131 . Class III 075 23 CO. 351 531 ... + Class IV 1 7 8. 1 4 5 ... Cliss V 881 155 1,080 ... 001 250 1,190 ... Total 1,501 270 1,831 . 383 1,550 ... 1,913 Class VI 1,5 15 105 1,050 2,771 ܐܐ V. 2,783 . ... GRAND TOTAL. 3,109 676 3,781 3,03 7,053 1,330 400 4,730 3,578 8.COS The figures iu this statement show that the increase in crime during 1911 is, almost entirely, in cases returned under class VI, i.c., miscellancous offences which do not fall under the various sections of the Indian Penal Code. It is noteworthy, too, that whereas more than 20 por ceut of the cases returned under that lead in 1910 were reported to magistrates, practically all the cases for 1911 were reported to the police. That increase falls almost entirely under the sub-head Public Nuisances". As mentioned in the report for 1910, special ineasures were taken towards the close of 1909 with a view to suppressing local nuisances in the larger towns owing to the outbreak of plague, and there can be little doubt that the condition of Ajmer itself and several other of the larger towns rendered such measures imperative. The campaign was initiated by the magistracy but as the police began to show a fuller recognition of their duties in this respect the number of such cases instituted by magistrates gradually decreased and was, in 1911, a negligible quantity. The greater vigilance shown by the police in this respect during the year under notice was also, no doubt, partly due to the failure of the monsoon in Ajmer-Blertara which rendered it imperative that all sources of water-supply should be carefully guarded and every precaution taken to prevent the appearance of disease ·AJMER MERWARA FOR 1911 1912 7 in epidemic form For these reasons the great increase in the number of such prosecutions instituted during the year under report is justified but, at the same time, it is hoped that with improved sanitation in Ajmer and healthier seasons it will not be necessary for such strenuous action to be taken in this direction in future years 24 Excluding cases in class VI crime has risen by 111 cases or 6 per cases reported to magistrates and f property It is a matter of congratulation that, in spite of the failure of the rainfall in Ajmer Berwara during the year under notice, there should have been only, a slight rise in ordinary crime and that such increase as has occurred should be confined to offences of a comparatively unimportant nature This is, no doubt, partly attributable to the fact that for several years preced ing 1911 exceptionally good harvests were obtained in Ajmer Merwara but the preventive measures taken by the local police are also responsible to sono extent for this result 25 The incidence of cognizable crime, as a whole per 10,000 of population excluding false cases, was 92 for 1911 as compared with 77 for 1910 and 66 for 1909 If, however, sanitary offences are deducted, the incidence for 1911 falls to 38 6 as compared with 366 for 1910 These are high figures and in the United Provinces for the year 1910 the incidence of all cases was only 33, or 29 if sanitary offences be excluded 26 The Superintendent of Police points out in his report, however, that the urban population 12 Ajmer Merwara forms no less than 25 percent of the total population, whereas in the United Provinces the percentage is only 124 per cent and that it is notorious that far more crime occurs in towns and aties than in small isolated villages For these reasons the comparatively high figures need not cause any alarm On the other hand as noted in the report for 1910, great attention has of recent years been paid by the local police to the question of faithful reporting and, while the percentage of written Teports once again shows an increase, constables sent out on beat duty are declared to have been instruinental in obtaining no less than 30 per cent of the total number of reports laid at police stations during 1911 This is a satis. factory state of affairs 27 Cases of non cognizable crime increased by 609, or 19 per cent, during the year under report. The major portion of th s increase is due to the fact that prosecutions under the Municipal Regulations rose from 1,400 to 1 801, but cases of assault, mischief and offences against the marriage laws are also respon. sible for this result to a minor degree POLICE CASES-ALL CLASSES 28 The total number of cases of cognizable crime reported to the police during the year under report was 4 330 as compared with 3,109 in 1910 As shown above this is entirely due to increased vigilance in the matter of instituting prosecutions for breaches of the sanitary laws in the larger towns of Ajmer- Berwara, an explanation of which has already been furnished Excluding such offences the figures of cases reported to the police stand at 1,668 for 1911, as compared with 1,619 for the preceding year 29 No investigation was made in 636 (or 38 per cent) of such cases as against 576 (or 35 per cent) in 1910 The percentage of investigations to reports is still somewhat higher than in the United Provinces but there has be the last few years and the rules nerally understood and cases he wish of the complainant The re 3 compared with the U1 the urban popu. lation Ajmer-Merwara n that in town, where distances are short and offences comparatively numerous, investigation 1o wore generally desired than in rural areas of a P as in the ·8 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF 30. The total number of police cases decided during the year was 3,175 as compared with 1,995 in the preceding year and 1,637 in 1909. The percentage of cases investigated by the police which ended in conviction was 82 as against 72 in 1910 and 74 in 1909 and the percentage of porsons convicted in such cases to persons arrested by the police stands at 95 for the year under report as compared with 89 and 92 for thie two preceding years. These figures include sanitary offences and, as the proportion of such cascs to the grand total has increased very greatly in the year and the conviction of persons arrested for such offences is, as a rule, a foregone conclusion, it is desirable to compare the figures of the three years after eliminating such cases from the returns. If this is done the percentage of cases convicted to the total number of cases investigated during 1911 falls to 45 as against 43 in 1910 and 16 in 1909 and the percentage of persons convicted to persons arrested by the police stands at 84 against 79 and 83 respectively. 31. These figures compare very favourably with the statistics of the United Provinces for the year 1910 and taking into consideration the high ratio of cases investigated by the police to cases reported they indicate a satisfactory state of affairs. Class I.-Olences against the State, public tranquillity, safety and justice. 32. The total number of true cases of this class for disposal in 1911 was 5. Three ended in conviction and one was still pending trial at the close of the year. No offence relating to coin was reported in 1911. Four cases falling under the sub-head “ Rioting or unlawful assembly were reported but none of them was of any special significance. In addition to the cases which were tried out, one case occurred in which, after certain accused has been sent up for trial, the prosecution was withdrawn under section 19.1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. This was a case in which a conflict bad taken place between two parties of Jains regarding the right to worship in a certain temple at Ajmer. The prosecution was withdrawn because it was considered better policy to effect a permanent compromise than to proceed with the case and perpetuate a feud. Class II.- Serious offences against the person. 33. The number of cases in this class for disposal in the year under report, excluding false charges, was 83 as compared with 82 in the preceding year. Fifty-eight of those cases came before the Courts for trial with the result that 46 ended in conviction and six in acquittal while six were still under trial at the close of 1911. 34. The cases of murder dealt with by the police numbered 10 as compared with 8 in the preceding year. One was a case in which a woman murdered her infant son by throwing him into the Pushkar lake. She was convicted and transported for life. Only two murders remained undetected. The victims in both those cases were prostitutes who were strangled and robbed. Since the close of 1911 several other cases of a similar nature have occurred and it is unsatisfactory to have to note that the police have so far failed to establish a case against any of the persons suspected in those cases. There would appear reason to fear that some of those cases, at least, are the work of a person suffering from homicidal mania. None of the other cases call for special comment. 35. No other cases in this class are deserving of special mention or presented any extraordinary features. Class III.-Serious offences against person and property or against property only. 36. The total number of true cases of this class dealt with by the police during the year under report was 511 as against 568 in 1910. No investigation was made into 294 of those cases and, of the remainder, 74 were sent up for trial with the result that 62 ended in conviction, 10 in acquittal and 2 were still pending at the close of 1911.

·AJUER ERVAL A FOR 1911 1912 37 The oumber of dakaitics returned for 1911 (cxcluding fals casos) is 10 as compared with 5 in the preceding scar Actually, hones cr, two of those casos took place before the close of 1910 though thiez sure not reported to the polico till after the commencement of the year under report Tucsc dabartics wcro all attacks on small parties of trarellers journcying along unfrcquented roads or yillago by paths. Tho crime statement returns all thoso cases as undetected but, as a matter of fact, a large number of convictions were obtained under section 111 Indian Penal Code, in connection with two of those cases regarding wluch further inention will be found below 38 Tho Superintendent of Polico points out that till the licarty co-operation of the police officials of the States surrounding Ajmer Verwan can be obtained there is small hope of much improvement ether in the matter of thio prevention or the detection of sucli cruncs The officials of the Udaipur Stato in particular are coinplained of for failing to co-operate with the Ajuer Merwara Police and it is significant that in one case in wluch the villagers and local police succeeded in tracking the dabaits into Jesar territory, 1 gang of Sansials, living in that State, was found by thcm to be in possession of property taken in two dakaitics wluch had occurred shortly before in Ajmer- Scrwara That raid resulted in the arrst and ultimato conviction, under scction 114, Indian Penal Codo of sixteen members of that gang and thero 19 every reason to suspect that those persons were responsible for sex eral of the other cases which had occurred shortly beforc The cifect of that arrest was at once apparent and, during the 3 months wluch succeeded it no further dabarties took place. Indeed the only other dakartics reported in 1911 #cru two cases which occurred towards the end of the rainy scason lhost cascs took place at the very south of Jeruara and were belicved to have been tho work of certain Binas of the Sirol State The gang was not accountad for but special precautions were taken by the Superintendent of Polico to prevent further occurrences, parties of extra police being deputed to patrol the main routes in the less frequented parts of the district, and immunity of Ajmer Merwarn from further dabarties up to tlic close of the year was in part at least the result of those incasures 39 Cascs of robbery once again show a slight decrease, truo cascs numbering $ in tho year under report as compared with 6 in the preceding ylar lona of thoso cascs came up for trial but the two perpetrators of one of those robberies, in which soine camels ucro "lifted 'but subscqucntly recovered, are known and will bo brought before tho courts as soon as tlacy aro arrested In dcalog with this form of crime, too, the police laro zot mct with much success during the year and it is unsatisfactory to find that the Superintưudent of Polico 18 of opinion that, but for the dilatory action of sonno of lus subordi natos, ono other casc might laro been succesfully worked out It is a matter for congratulation, bowcrer, that tho decrcaso in such vfILOCS which lias been going on year by jcar since 1906, still continues. 10 The only other form of crimo included in class III vluch calls for special notico is housc breaking or burglary (ural 1o -9) 11 Tho nuinber of truo cases returned under that lead for the year 1911 stands at 516 as comparcı with 3+ in thio previous yuar and 113 in 1009 There woru special reasons for tlio sudden increasc wlucl occurred in 1910 and the Su. perintcudent of Polico uttributes the coumaritucli u njures for 1911 tot lo inlun of tho rains Inicstigations deena ed by 16 but prosecutions to consi tion numberal 02 n compared with 69 in thi preading car On tho other hand convictions for tho dishoncst posse*sion of property blolca in conjunction with cases 11, so that the total ntunber of hows 1 considerablo fallınoff by the Supxriulcod. met with in obtaining convictions for the be attributed to the fact that durinz 1910, lague, enterprising and those special i importance would appear to 231. Occurred during the year under reports ·10 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF Class IV.-Minor offences against the person. 42. Only one case of this class was dealt with in 1911 as compared with two in the previous year. That case remained uncletected. Class 7.- Minor offences against property. 43. Eight hundred and forty-eight cases falling in this class were dealt with by the police in 1911 as compared with 855 in 1910. The total number investigated was 510 and. of that number, 273 were convicted and 18 acquitted, while 12 were still pending trial at the close of the year. 44. Thefts of cattle fell from 64 to 52. Eleven of those cases are returned as un-investigated and, of the remainder, 15 were sent up for trial, 13 being convicted, 1 acquitted and 1 still pending at the close of the year. As no less than 10 cases of receiving stolen cattle were successfully were successfully prosecuted to conviction during the year the total number of convictions for theft of cattle and cognate offences stands at 23 for 1911 as compared with 24 in 1910 and 26 in 1909. In view of the fact that thefts have decreased from 71 in 1909 to 52 in the year under report the local police may be congratulated on these results particularly as the percentage of cattle reported as “strayed” which remained unrecovered fell from 39 to 30 in the year under report. In view of the special difficulties met with by the Ajmer-Merwara Police in the matter of following up and tracing out cattle which are lost owing to the geographical position of the district and the refusal of the two most important of the adjoining States to permit direct communication between their police officials and those of Ajmer-Merwara, these statistics are satisfactory. 45. None of the other offences in this class call for special notice. Class VI.-Other offences not specified above. 46. The number of cases falling in this class increased from 1,540 to 2,804. All but 23 of those cases came before the courts for trial with the result that 2,707 were convicted, 50 acquitted or discharged and 24 were still under trial at the close of the year. 47. The great increase in cases falling under the head of " Public Nuisances" has already been referred to in paragraph 3 of this report and calls for no further notice. - 48. Cases of vagrancy and bad livelihood numbered 47 as compared with 35 in 1910. Only seven prosecutions were instituted under section 110, Criminal Procedure Code, and only three of those proved successful. The Superintendent of Police states that all four of the persons from whom the Courts refused to take security were notorious bad characters whose names figured on the surveillance register and whose history-sheets gave a detailed record of the reasons for cases being instituted against them, but that the magistrate concerned was not satisfied with the evidence produced. 49. It is much to be regretted that the police have hitherto received little assistance from the magistracy in dealing with cases of this class, though special care is taken that only the most notorious bad characters are proceeded against. The Superintendent of Police states, however, that the District Magistrate has now consented to take such cases on to his own file and it is hoped that this will bring about the much required change. Prosecutions under section 109, Criminal Procedure Code, increased from 25 to 40 and security was demanded from all but one of the persons proceeded against. Nineteen of those persons proved to be previously convicted offenders. As noted in 1910 the number of prosecutions under this section has increased very greatly during the last few years and the greater portion of the undoubted decrease in organized heinous crime which has taken place since Mr. Coupland assumed charge of this district is to be attributed to the excellent work done by him and his subordinates in waging war on the hordes of suspicious strangers who had, for long, made Ajmer-Merwara their hunting-ground. The fact that only 7 of the 92 prosecutions instituted under this section during the past three years should have proved unsuccessful bears eloquent testimony to the discrimination shown in instituting such cases. In cases under section 110, Criminal Procedure Code, ·AJMER MERWARÀ FOR 1911 1919 11 the average security demanded was Rs 800 with three years' imprisonment in default Security was furnished by all three of the persons from whom it was demanded during 1911 50 In cases under section 109 Criminal Procedure Code the average security demanded was Rs 84 with an alternative of imprisonment for 9 months and 11 days Security was furnished by only three of the persons prosecuted under that section 51 Thirty-six prosecutions for breaches of the Excise and Opium Acts were initiated by the police during 1911 as compared with 18 in the preceding year All but 5 of thoso cases resulted in conviction The amount earned by the Police as rewards in connection with such cases was Rs 312 as compared with Rs 173 in 1910 Special attention has been paid to the question of the illicit importation and sale of cocaine and several smugglers were arrested at Ajmer with the assistance of the Ralway Police The work under this head shows considerable improvement and it is to be hoped that this will continue PROPERTY STOLEN AND RECOVERED 52 The amount of property stolen was valued at Rs 48,106 compared with Rs 99 487 in 1910 The figures for 1910 were extraordinarily high and total losses in 1909 were valued at Rs 46 070 only, so the decrease calls for no special explanation The percentage of recovery was 25 as against 13 in 1910 The return compares favourably with that of the previous year but it has long been a generally accepted theory that too much reliance should not be placed on the figures shown under this head 7 IDENTIFICATION BY MEANS OF FINGER IMPRESSIONS 53 The number of finger impression slips sent to the Bureau for search during the year under report was 204 Seventy one of those slips resulted in the identity of previously convicted offenders being established as compared with 64 in 1910 and 21 in 1909 This is a high figure Forty eight identifications were established by the Rajputana Bureau and 23 by other Bureaux PROCLAIMED OFFENDERS 54 The names of 52 proclaimed offenders figured on the registers of this district at the close of 1910, to which number 16 were added in the year under report Five of those persons were arrested in 1911, and the names of two others were removed from the registers for special reasons, leaving a closing balance of 61 Forty one of the persons still absconding belong to class A, ve, are persons whose names, caste, residence and antecedents have been fully verified, while the remaining 20 belong to class B and are persons regarding whom it has been found impossible to ascertain such details The number ok absconders is large and the local police have met with little success in the matter of accounting for such persons during the year under report The Buperintendent of Police states, however, that he is impressing on Circle Inspectors and Station Officers the need for more personal interest in this branch of their work and it is to be hoped that that warning will have some effect It is only fair to add moieover that as noted last year, the present whereabouts of certain persons who figure on his register is known to the local police but owibg to tho fact that the offences for which those persons aro required are non extraditable and that they are at present residing outside British India, no further action in the matter is possible at the present time SURVEILLANCE OVER PERSONS WHOSE HISTORY SHEETS DAVE BEEN PREPARED 55 The number of history sheets maintained at the close of 1910 was 517. One hundred and screntcen new sheets were opened during 1911 and 151 discontinued owing to the death, emigration or return to honest livelihood of the persons concerned The total number of bistory sheets still kept up at the close of the year under report was 183, and of this number, 41 vero of criminals again convicted of offences and imprisoned during 1911 The percentage of persons whose present whereabouts are unknown has risen from 11 to 17 C ·12 REPORT ON THE ADJIINISTRATION OF As stated in the report for 1910 the proximity to Ajmer-Mermara of certain States, the police officials of which are prohibited from holding direct communication with offices of the Ajmcr-Merwara Police, is no doubt partly responsible for the diſliculties found in kceping an efficient watch over these suspects who can practically escape from effective surveillance by crossing the border into one or other of those States. CO-OPERATION WITI TIE POLICE OF NATIVE STATES. 36. Thc Superintendent of Police testifies to the cordial assistance he has received from the polico oflicials of the Kishongarh State and Shahpura Chiefship during the year and states that relations with the Maryar Polico have improved. The refusal of the Jaipur and Mewar Durbars to permit their police oflìcials to correspond direct with members of the Ajmer-Merwara Police continues to cause much inconvenience in many ways and a fresh restriction imposed by the DIowar Durbar during the year under report, by which members of the Ajmer-dlerwara Police are entirely prohibited from making any enquiries in Mewar, has made matters even worse than bofore. STRENGTII, COST AND EMPLOYMENT OF THE POLICE. 57. There was no change in the strength of the police during the year under report. With effect from 1st April 1911, howevor, the Ajmer and Beawar Municipalities were relieved of all police charges and certain chaukidars of the Deoli Cantonment were, on the withdrawal of Act XX of 1856 from that towni, replaced by regular police. A proposal to relieve tho Kekri Municipality of all police charges was submitted for the orders of Guvernment during the year but was still under disposal up to the end of 1911. The actual cost of the force rose from Rs. 1,79,210 to Rs. 1,90,309, this increase being chiefly due to brisk recruiting and the appointment of certain Sub-Inspectors to fill posts which had, prior to 1911, remained vacant for special reasons ever since the reorganization of the force in 1907. REWARDS AND PUNISIJESTS. 58. One hundred and twenty-two members of the force were rewarded in 1911 as compared with 238 in 1910 and 136 in 1909. The Superintendent explains these variations as due to the fact that, with a view to raising the standard of work of the subordinate police in the matter of collecting informatiou when on beat-duty, he was particularly liberal in granting rewards to constables in 1910 for service done by them in that respect but abandoned that attitude as soon as they had realized that this was part of their ordinary duties. The total suin paid to members of the force as rewards in 1911 was Rs. 1,794 but no less than Rs. 1,338 of this was earned for service in protecting the excise and opium revenue. In addition to this 24 chaukidars were rewarded with sums aggregating Rs. 47 and Rs. 116 were disbursed to members of the general public for assistance rendered to the police. The total number of punishments inflicted decreased from 43 to 39 and included 10 judicial punishments by a magistrate, 13 dismissals and 16 otber departmental punishments. It is not altogether satisfactory to find such a large proportion of judicial punishments by a magistrate and this has not been explained by the Superintendent of Police. In view, however, of the fact that the actual strength of the force was 935 at the end of the year under report as compared with 876 at the close of 1910 the difference in the punishment rolls is even greater than the figures, taken by themselves, would appear to indicate and may be looked on with satisfaction. It is well known that Mr. Coupland only punishes men when this becomes imperative and that he exercises great care when enquiring into charges brought against subordinates. The punishments of the year include the reduction of one of the Circle-Inspectors whose work had been unsatisfactory for some years.

·AJMER ERYARA FOR 1911 1912 18 HEALTH 59 The health of the force has been excellent during the year Only 4 deaths occurred as compared with 16 in 1910 and the daily average of men absent from duty on account of sickness and percentage of admissions to hospital was less than half that of 1910 Quinine is said to have been freely distributed as a prophylactic measure CASUALTIES The following casualties occurred during the year (1) Pension or gratuity 17 (2) Resignation without pension or gratuity 70 (3) Dism ssal 18 (+) Discharge other vise than above 42 (5) Desertion 0 (6) Death 4 152 These figures compare favourably with those for 1910 when no less than 208 casualties occurred The main difference is in the number of resignations which totallcd 100 in 1910 This is no doubt due to the temporary agricultural depression caused by the failure of the monsoon in 1910 For the same reason recruiting has been very brisk and no less than 199 men were enlisted during the year as compared with 141 in 1910 Past experiences lead one to fear that, when agricultural conditions improve, & considerable number of the men who have been led to enlist by the force of circumstances will abandon service but it is to be hoped that some of them will continue in the ranks even after local conditions have once again become normal * In other respects the casualties vary but little from those of the previous yeas though there has been some decrease under practically every head GENERAL REMARKS 60 In deali - successfu reached in that year was a very high one It must be remembered, too, that the figures dealt with are, in many instances so small, that failure in one or two cases has a marked effect on the whole return The first duty of an efficient police force is to prevent crime and the Ajmer-Merwara Police have done excellent work in that respect A consider able amount of extra work devolved on the police in connection with the visit of Her Imperial Majesty the Queen Empress to Ajmer and the police arrange ments on that occasion received special commendation The discipline and morals of the force continue satisfactory and the bearing of constables toards the public is more courteous than formerly The investigating staff is now recruited from candidates of good family and superior education who have to undergo a long course of training at the Iſoradabad police-training school and the general standard of efficiency and morality is considerably higher than formerly The training of recruit constables received special attention and, now that most of the posts which have remained vacant for so long have been filled, it will be possible to arrange for a more extended course of training than heretofore Family quarters have been added to most of the out lying police stations but have still to be provided at Ajmer, Beawar and Nasirabad The scheme for providing more suitable Reserve Lines at Ajmer is still under consideration Practically all the reforms sanctioned in accordance with the recommendations of the Police Commission have now been introduced and Lave already effected a marked change in the work of the police as a whole The force has been most efficiently handled by Mr Coupland and Ajmer. Mieswara has reaped much benefit from his long connection with the district ·14 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF } (2) CRIMINAL JUSTICE (YEAR ENDING THE 31ST DECEMBER 1911). 6). During the year under report the office of District Magistrate, Ajmer and Merwara, was held by Mr. B. J. Glancy, I.C.S. 62. The total number of offences reported was 8,618, of which 7,194 were returned as true. Of these 2,368 were reported under the Police Act against 1,417 in the preceding year. 63. The number of cases under the Opium Act was 20 as against 13 in 1910 and 14 in 1909. 64. The number of persons under trial in the year was 11,214, 'of these 6,573 were convicted. The corresponding figures for 1910 were 8,542 and 4,614 respectively. 65. The number of persons placed on trial before Honorary Magistrates was 5,826 as against 3,906 in 1910. 66. The average duration of each case was 27.54 days as against 14:3 days in 1910. 67. The number of witnesses examined was 4,637 as against 3,990 in 1910. 68. The number of persons placed on trial before the District Magistrate was 175. 69. The Court of Session dealt with the cases of 19 persons as against 6 in 1910. Of these 11 were convicted, 4 were discharged and 4 remained under trial. 70. In the Railway jurisdiction 405 persons were placed on trial, of whom 314 were convicted. 71. The number of appeals and revisions (excluding Railway cases) dealt with by the District Magistrate was 127: out of which 58 cases were summarily disposed of and rejected. The sentence in 9 cases was reduced and in 29 reversed. 12. The number of appeals and revisions, excluding Railway cases, dealt with by the Sessions Judge was 89, out of which 47 cases were summarily disposed of and rejected. The sentence in 22 cases was confirmed and in 5 reduced and in 4 reversed. Fresh trials were ordered in 2 cases, and 9 remained pending at the close of the year. 73. The Courts of the 1. Honorary Magistrate, Pisangan, 2. Bhinai, 3. Savar, 4. Kekri, 5. Cantonment Magistrate, Nasirabad, 6. Deoli, 7. Honorary Magistrate, Kharwa, 8. Deputy Magistrate, Beawar, were inspected by the District Magistrate. 74. The Court of Cantonment Magistrate, Deoli, was inspected by the Commissioner, >> 3 (3) CIVIL JUSTICE (YEAR ENDING THE 31ST DECEMBER 1911). 75. The number of courts during the year was 26, excluding the Court of the Naib Tahsildar, Todgarh, who does not exercise civil powers. 76. The total number of suits (including miscellaneous cases) was 8,525. Last year nearly 1,000 fewer cases were instituted -5,223, 'against 4,470 in 1910, were Small Cause Court cases.

·AJYER MERYARA FOR 1911 1912 15 77 The total value of civil suits instituted this year was Rs 1,19,738, as against Rs 6,29,882 in 1910 78. Suuts of all kinds the value of which did not exceed Rs 50 numbered 5,140 79 The total number of swts of all kinds for disposal, including arrears, was 10,636 The number of contested suits disposed of was 1,161, 87 suits were decided by arbitration aud 5,182 without any contest, the number disposed of without trial was 2 536, and 5 suuts were transferred to other courts 80 The pending file at the close of the year was 1663 as compared with 1,566 in the preceding year, and of the former 425 suits had been pending for more than three months 81 The average duration of contested civil suits yras 187 89 days and that of uncontested suits 35 27 82 Appeal --On the appellate side there were 232 appeals from decreos and orders 83 The pending file at the close of the year was 128 appeals against 129 in the preceding year The average duration of appeals was 1779 days against 108 3 in the preceding ycar 84 The number of applications for execution of decrees was 14,465 against 15,752 in 1910 The number pending at the end of the year was 2 301 as compared with 2,778 in the last year The number of cases in which the judginent debtors were imprisoned in execution of decree was 31 as against 6 in 1910 85 During the year under report the Commissioner inspected the Court of the- Cantonment Dagistrate and Sub Judge, 2nd Class, Deol. There is considerable delay in the disposal of cases in the Court of the Judicial Assistant Commissioner, and of appcals in the Court of the Commissioner 80 It is hoped that the impending changes in the arrangements of the Courts will remove much of the inconvenience which suitors experience in getting their cases and appeals heard. () REGISTRATION (YEAR WHICH ENDED THE 31st DECEMBER 1911) 87 The total qumber of all classes of documents presented for registration during the year under report was 4,677 as against 3,761 in the preceding year, The increase of 926 which occurred chiefly under the Obligatory Class" may be accounted for by the fact that an unfavourable agricultural year gavo rise to a large number of transfers and consequently to the oxecution of a larger number of documents than usual 88 Out of the total number of documents presented for registration 2,585 documents or 55 27 per cent of the whole as against 60 92 per cent in the preceding year were registered by the Sub-Registrar, Ajmer 89 The area of agricultural land transferred by sa'e during the year was 7,831 Bighas as compared with'5,424 Bighas in the year 1910, showing the large increase of 2,507 Bighas Similarly the area of agricultural land transferred by mortgago also shows the very remarkable increase of 6,617 Bighas, se, from 7,680 Bighas in the preceding year to 13,227 Biglas in tho year under report 90 The total value of the land transferred by sale and mortgage amounted to Rs 5,39,658 or Rs 2,19,198 more than in the preceding year 91 The total receipts and expenditure of the year amounted to Rs 9,138 and Rs 2,628 as against Rs 7,732 and Rs 2,339 respectively in 1910 showing surplus of Rs 6,610 92 The system of recording thumb impressions Forled well throughout the year ·16 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF Munici- (5) MUNICIPALITIES (YEAR ENDING THE 31ST MARCH 1912). 93. The principal event of the year was the visit of Her Imperial Majesty the Queen to Ajmer in December 1911. Her Majesty's interest in all that she saw during her visit and her sympathetic demeanour gave the highest gratification to the citizens. The constitution of the Ajmer Municipal Committee remained unchanged. 94. During the year under report the Committee held 26 meetings, of which 8 special and 18 ordinary. The average attendance at each meeting was 9.13 and 19:04 respectively. 95. The total income of the year was Rs. 2,83,266 as against Rs. 3,45,196 in 1910-1911. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 3,23,406 as against Rs. 2,64,057 in the previous year and the closing balance was Rs. 62,491. If refunds are excluded, which amounted to Rs. 52,654 in 1910-1911 and Rs. 41,189 in 1911-1912, the figures for the two years compare as below : 1910-1911, 1911-1912. Difference. Rs. Rs. Rs. Income . 2,92,542 2,11,403 2,42,077 2,82,217 -50,465 + 70,814 Expenditure >> 96. The decrease in receipts is chiefly under heads “ Octroi and Bonded Ware-House and “Sales Miscellaneous." It is also due to the fact that no loan was taken this year, whereas the sum of Rs. 60,000 was borrowed during the year 1910-11. 97. The increase in expenditure chiefly occurs under the following heads : 1. Establishment. 2. Water Supply. 3. Conservancy. Under head “Establishment” the increase is mainly due to the increme.at granted to the present Secretary and to the grant of half a month's pay as bonus to the whole establishment except the Secretary in commemoration of the King-Emperor's visit to India. The increase under head “ Water Supply" is chiefly due to the Municipality having to resort to pumping water from Budha Pushkar. The increase under head " Conservancy” is due to renewing a portion of the rolling stock at a cost of Rs. 36,855 and purchasing hoppers and rubbish carts (Rs. 5,182), as also to the acquisition of live stock (Rs. 3,421). 98. The gross and net receipts from Octroi in the two years are shown below: Gross, Net. Re, Rs. 1910-11 . 1911-12 2,07,399 1,94,438 1,54,745 1,53,249 . 12,961 -1,496 The gross decrease of Rs. 12,961 occurred chiefly under the items "Piece Goods" and " Other Articles of Food" which may be ascribed to large stocks remaining in hand from the previous year. 99. The total disbursements during the year under report amounted to Rs. 3,23,406 against Rs. 2,64,057 in the previous year, ·AJJER MFRYARA FOR 1911 1919 17 100 Tho variations chiefly occurred under the following heads Increase Decrease R. Rs. Establishment 1,538 Survey of land 2 079 Refunds 11 465 l'olice 13,810 Water Supply 13,219 Conservancy 45 591 Roads 3,749 Other items 15 882 The increase under heads "Establishment" "Water Supply" and "Conserrancy” las alrcady been explained Tho increase under head "Roads" is duo to the cost of lands acquired for widening roads and streets and extraordinry iepairs to roads on the occasion of Her Majesty the Qucen-Empress's visit to Ijmer The abnorinal increase of Rs 15,882 under head “Other items" is due to thic distribution of food and clothing to the poor and tho trcating of school children on Coronation day and to illuminations and decorations in connection with the visit of Her Imperial Jſajesty The decrease of Rs 11,105 under head "Refunds" may be attributed to the decrease in Octroi receipts The decrease of Rs 13 810 under hicad Polico" is due to tho Junicipal Committec being reltered of 1 olice charges from 1st April 1911 101 A sum of Rs 10,471 was paid during the year towards the liquidation of Government loans The balance of the loan still duo from the Junicipality amounted to Rs 2,10,203 at the end of the year 102 Thic incidence of taxation fell from Rs 1-13-2 to Rs 1-12 4 113 The management of the Ajmer Water Works was in the hands of Bir PAL Cantin, Executivo Engineer, Ajmer Provincial Division, with Dr R Gadsby, Assistant Engincer and Sub-Divisional Officer Ajmer, to assist him 104 The first rainfall registered on the 14th June 1911 was 1 69 inches The water level in the reservoir Ttaclied its lowest level (il feet above tho bill of the sluico) on the 13th June 1911 and began to rise from that date Erom 1st April to 13th June 1911 the water lovel tell 4 21 feet 10 The total depth of the lake betrreen the sill of the sluco and full tank supply level is 21 feet On 1st April 1911 the water level was 16 24 fect The highest level of water above the sill of the sluice during the year wag 12 81 fect on 13th September 1911 The total rainfall between June and September 1911 was only 8 54 inches, while for the whole year under report it was 9 83 inches, the normal fall being 21 09 incbes pumping had to ust tho Bombay, water from the nd continued to do so for tho rest of the year At the close of the year the water level in the Toy Sagar was extremely low Some of its water had to be supplied to the Pliobi Ghats owing to the drying up of the Anasagar 107. Thc Committee has now been relieved of all expenses incurred in con. pection with the maintenance of the Vunicipal Police The question of the taxation of Railway goods is still undccided. The provision of an additional 11 ater supply continues to engage the attention of the Comunittee and the Sagar Mati project affords good hopes of success 108 The pumber of recorded birthe roso from 1,422 to 1,672 and that of deaths from 2 698 to 3,418 Duuuu mutlu ·18 REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION OF The increase in the number of deaths is chiefly due to an outbreak of small-pox in opidemic form. The birth and death rate per mille of population was 18:22 and 39:01 against 16:18 and 31:27 respectivoly in the preceding ycar. The mortality ataong children under five years of age was 1,751 (52.45 por cent. of the total mortality) against 1,000 in the previous year. Forty-two deaths from cholera and 1.68 froin small-pox wcro reported. 1:9. The total number of vaccinations performed in the Ajmer luwn and suburbs was 3,935 against 2,608 in previous year. The incrcaso is due to the prevalence of small-pox in epideinic form. The number of primary vaccinations was 3,138 and of revaccinations .177 against 2,319 and 299 respectively last year. 110. T'orty-six conservancy carts and forty-six trollics with receptacles were purchased and lour new public urinals were adiled during the year under report. With thcsc exceptions the conservancy arrangements were the same as last year. Sanitary arrangements were insullicient and backward and arc a source of frcquent complaint. Tho Secretary to the Municipal Committeo, Mfr. A. DEcKenzie, was awarded the Kaisar-i-Hind medal in recognition of his continued services to the Municipality ir Muni- 111. There was no change in the Municipal boundaries during the year. ty. 112. During the year under report tho Committee held twelve meetings, of wlich 7 were special and 5 ordinary as compared with 7 special and 8 ordinary in 1910-1911. 113. Tho net total incomo of the year amounted to Rs. 70,531 as against Rs. 96,83.1 in 1910-1911 and the expenditure to Rs. 77,181. as against Rs. 00,282. The closing balance amounted to Rs. 46,819 exclusive of Rs. 10,000 invested in Government paper. 114. The decrease of Rs. 26,303 in the income occurrer chiefly under the head Octroi ” which realized a net amount of Rs. 61,616 (after deducting refunds) as against Rs. 92,639 in the preceding year. This decrease is attributed mainly to the poor outturn of the cotton crop. 115. The incidence of Octroi taxation on a population of 22,800 tras Rs 2-13-4, per head as against Rs. 4-2-1 in the year 1910-1911. 116. Compared with the previous year the expenditure shows an increase of Rs. 16,902, which occurred chiefly under the heads Conservancy and Public Works. 117. The construction of the Colvin Town Hall was finished and its opening ceremony was performed on the 9th Darch 1912 by the Honourable Sir Eliot Graham Colvin, K.C.S.I., I.C.S., Chief Commissioner, Ajmer-Merwara. 118. Some of the wells were repaired in connection with the water-supply scheme during the усах under report. 119. The numbers of births and deaths registered during the year were 1,021 and 1,189 as against $53 and 1,098 respectively during the year 1910-1911. ci Munici 120. There has been no change in the constitution of the Committee during y. the year under report except the appointment of Babu Chel Bilari Lal in place of Pandit Jagan Nath Pershad. 121. The Committee held two ordinary and four special meetings. The total income and expenditure during the year amounted to Rs. 9,716 and Rs. 9,958 as against Rs. 11,460 and Rs. 9,073 respectively in the year 1910- 1911. The closing balance on the 31st March 1912 amounted to Rs. 6,100 inclusive of Rs. 2,000 invested in Government securities, 122. The decrease of Rs. 1,744 in income as compared with the figures of last year is principally traceable to the head of Octroi, which is the chief source of income of the Municipality and shows a decrease of Rs. 1,582. This decrease is chiefly due to the fact that during the previous year the traders had imported commodities greatly in excess of their requirements resulting in smaller imports during the year under report.

·AJMER VERWARA FOR 1911 1912 19 133 The increase of Rs 885 in expenditure over the figures of the previous year was mainly under the heads of Conservancy, Garden and Arboriculture and Public Works 124 Proposals for improving the financial position of the Kehri Municipality are still under consideration 125 The incidence of Octroi taxation was Rs 1 3 9 per head of the popula tion during the year under report as against Rs 1-4-74 in 1910 1911 126 The number of births and deaths recorded during the year was 173 and 216 as against 166 and 179 respectively during the year 1910 1911 ·20 REPORT OF TIIL ADJINISTRATION OF SECTION IV. PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION. AGRICULTURAL SUBJARY. 127. Tho ycar under report comprises Rabi 1318 Tasli and Kharif 1379 Fasli. The Rabi crops which dopended on the rainfall of 1910 werc generally fair to good. The average outfurn of all tlic thrcc Talısils was 15 annas in the rupro in Ajiner Tahsil, 12 annas in Beawar and 13 annas in Todgarh Tolisil. Owing to the scanty rainfall in 1911 the Barani (dry) arcas in Kharif 1319 l'asli failed to a grcat extent and the average outturn was only 8 annis, Iannas and 2 in the above talisils, l'espcotively. AJJER. 128. Tho arca sown for the Rabi of 1910-1911 was 51,138 acres of which 2,390 acres failed. The outturn was estimated at 1,-17,305 maunds. The area under cultivation for the Kharif of 1911-1912 was •11,212 acres of which 23,896 (or more than 50 per cent) failed. 129. Tlie outturn was estimatel at 1,39,501 maunds. The actual collections on account of these two harvests amounted to Rs. 2,10,030 against Rs. 2,60,328 last year. 1.30. Tie realizations of revenue which had been suspended in previous years were Rs. 21,501, The total collections during the year caine to Rs. 2,3-1,531 as against Rs. 2,88,3-1.0 in 1910-1911. There was no remission on account of agricultural calamities of any kind in the district, but a sun of Rs. 11,621 was suspended. The amount of revenue outstanding at the close of the year was Rs. 38,157. 131. There were very few applications for Takavi for digging or deepening wells during the year under review. A sum of Rs. 2,102 only was advanced under the Land Improvement Loans Act while under thic Agriculturists Loans Act no loans at all were granted. The realization of both principal and interest amounted to Rs. 9,726 against the demand of Rs. 58,652 out of which a sum of Rs. 927 being irrecoverable and long outstanding arrcars was remitted under the orders of the Ilonourable the Chief Commissioner. JIER WARA. 132. The arca sown for the Rabi of 1910-1911 was 30,510 acres, of which 2,515 acres failed. The outturn was estimated at 2,77,316 maunds. In the Kharif of 1911-1912, 31,516 acres of land were brought under cultivation of which 22,692 or more than 72 per cent failed. The outturn was cstiinatoil at Rs. 63,831 maunds. The collections of rerenc on account of these two harrests amounted to Rs. 03,205 as compared with Rs 1,20,180 in 1910-1911 and a sum of Rs. 3,457 was realized on account of previous years, tlıc total collections thus amounting to Rs. 58,662. During the year under report nothing was remittel on account of agricultural calamitics in either of the two Tahsils in the district, but recommendations for remission on a large scale were made after the close of the year and sanctioned by tho Local Governmont. 133. No remission was made on account of arrears suspended in previous years. During the year under report a sum of Rs. 29,156 was advanced under the Land Improvement Loans Act and Rs. 270 under the Agriculturists Loans Act. 134. The realizations under both the Acts amounted to Rs. 9-11 including Rs. 78 on account of interest, while the sum remitted on account of irrecoverable arrears outstanding in the Beawar Tahsil under the Land Improvement Loans Act amounted to Rs. 213. The total amount of advances which remained outstanding under the two Acts at the close of the year in both the Tahsils of Merwara was Rs. 1,24,266.

·AJMER MERIYARÁ FOR 1911 1912 21 Exploring licenses 130 During the year under report, four licenses to explore for minerals in Minea the Derwara District were granted each for a year to (1) Dir Nensi Pirbhoy, (2) Mr Sorabji Dadabhoy, Vakıl, (3) dr Pestonji Jebangir and (4) Messrs GF Guy and W O Morley No license was issued in the Ajmer District. Prospecting licenses 136 Only one license for mica in the Ajmer District was granted for one year to Blessrs Imam Bahsh and Abdul Gani of Nasirabad In the Mertara District 11 licenses were issued each for a year re, 1 to Mr Manilal Prem Chand, 2 to Mr Sorabji Dadabhoy, Vakıl, 6 to Messrs G F Guy and V Morley, for mica and 2 to 3r. Pestonji Jehangir for mica and asbestos respectively Mining leases 137 No lease was granted in the Ajmer District In the Mertara District two leases for mica were issued each for 15 years, e, 1 to Messrs G F Guy and W o Morley and 1 to Mr Sorabji Dadabhoy, Vabil 138 The Returns of the Rajputana Malwa Railway show an increase in the Trade number of passengers booked from stations in Ajmer-Merwara from 12,89,259 in 1910 to 13,15,725 in 1911 (Calendar year) 139 The grain traffic of the two most important local trade centres for the year under report and the previous year is given below 1910 Ajmer- Imports 8,267 9,750 tons Exports 283 Balance in favour of imports 7,98+ 9,530 Beawar Imports 2 923 Esports 4717 5 077 Balance in favour of exports 1,794 487 140 It will be seen that in Ajmer imports of grain rose considerably In Beawar imports of grain rose by as much as 57 per cent and exports also rose slightly 111 Imports of cotton at Beawar fell from 6,402 to 3,186 tons during the 1911 . 220 3) . 4 590 ? year 1911 142 During the year under review the total expenditure incurred on Public Public Work Works in the Ajmer and Mermara Districts (exclusive of Irrigation Works, Canals, and Railways) amounted to Rs 2,41,565 of which Rs. 2 29,515 wero spent on works within the jurisdiction of the Commissioner as against Rs 2,24 615 in 1910 1911, 143 The chief works carried out during the year were — Additions and alterations to suitor's shed attached to the District Court at Ajmer Construction of the Railway Magistrate's Court at Ajmer Construction of family quarters for Jawaja Police station Construction of a new Police Station at Todgarh Acquisition of the triangular piece of land belonging to Mr F 0. Mehta close to the Katcheri Buildings at Ajmer. Improvement of mile 34 of Beawar-Sendra road Construction of a new inspection bungalow at Nasirabad Cutting off ons salients on Beawar-Dawair road between Jacsakhera and Bhim.

·22 REPORT ON TIE ADJIINISTRATION OF riculture Isido tree tation. 141. The expenditure on "communications" amounted to Rs. 1,05,127. Revenuc credited to Imperial Civil Works cluring 1911-1912 on account of Ajmer-D[erwara amounted to Rs. 7,782 including Rs. 1,215, Rs. 741 and Rs. 660 on account of rent of Agency IIouso at Deoli, Agency Surgeon's quarters at Deoli, and Cantonmont Magistratu’s bungalow at Nasirabad, respectively. 1.10. At tho beginning of tho year the total longth of the roads with avenues was 62 miles 6 furlongs. During the year 7 miles of Inperial and 2 miles 3 furlongs of District Fund roads were planted with young troes, thereby making a total length of 70 iniles and 1 furlong of avenuc roadly. The nuinber of trees planted to fill up blanks was 1,900. The total cost of planting and maintaining the trees on both Iinperial and District Fund roads amounted to Rs. 1,099 against Rs. 5,061 in thio previous year. The decrease in oxponditure is chicfly due to the fact thint a smaller number of iron treo guards of improved pattern woro provided for thcso roads during the year. 1.16. The expendituro on Imperial roads was Rs. 2,079 and ou District Fund roads Rs. 1,720. 147. The number of Nurscrics underwent no change during tho year. 1-18. The income derived from tho salo of dry wood, Babul pods, etc., amounted to Rs. 308 against Rs. 301 in the preceding year. The increase in rovenue is due to tho sale of dry wood on Imperial roads. 140. The net result of the year's operations was the addition of 7 miles and 3 furlongs of roadsido avenucs, compared with 10 miles in 1910-1911. 150. The number of raingauges maintained in Ajmer-Verwara was the same as in 1910-1911, viz., 58. All the raingauges were inspected from time to time by the District Oficers and found in officient condition. All except one are Symon's Gauges. Botion of gauges.

·AJMER MERWARÀ FOR 1911 1912 23 SECTION V REVENUE AND FINANCE, A-IMPERIAL (1) Land and Vater Revenue 151 The year under report which includes the accounts for the Rabı harvest Charaster of the of 1318 Faslı and the Khart of 1319 Faslı was comparatively bad and one of season partial scarcity, the average rainfall of the year being 987 inches (ride table 31) against tho normal for the District of 19 22 inches The outturn of the Rabı harvest which depended on the rains of the previous year was fair but in the Kharif the dry areas of most of the villages failed Remissions of the revenue demand for the latter harvest were proposed in accordance with tho revised Rules for R necessary sanction 152 The syste assets time of the Settleme increasing, as two villages under fixed assessment have applied to haře the variable system extended to them The practical results both in regard to the area sown and the ruvenue realized, though poor compared with the standard fixed at the time of the Settlement, yet considering the scanty rainfall gire no real cause for disappointment It is hoped that in years of normal rainfall the Fillages concerned will be able to yield the standard demand easily The following table compares the revenue actually assessed for the year 1319 Taslı with the standard fixed at the Settlement STANDARD ACTUALS TOS 1319 PABLI Tahal Annual ercp tato Tank revenue for 15 yeara includ ng famine Average crop rate tank BARObement 1319 yaşlı Land Rerunge TYater Revenue Total. Land Revente Water Rerente. Total. ܕ ܝ Ra ? Ajmer Re A. P ISAP Ra AP R6 A 1 GB AP R&P RAA 15 411 06 1517 6 6 16 928 7 0 11 6 5 9 906 13 61 379 10 11 10 266 8 7 9% 7 8 2 800 1 10 1053 9 21 3853 11 0 3,184 10 20 1 706 9 3 287 15 2 1994 8 5 +03 10 0 Bees • TOTAL 18,211 2 $3570 15 8 20 782 % 2,196 1 311 613 6 11 667 10 1 1281 1 0 798 1 8 153 The current demand on account of land and water revenue for the year Demand Collec amounted to Rs 3,19,435 against Rs. 4,04,183 for the year 1910-1911, the tion, etolide decrease of Rs 54,748 being due partly to the complete introduction of the now statement asse.sments of Mr. Lupton, but chiefly to the bad season owing to whuch the No 32 of appen land revenue assessments in the variable villages and the water revenue from variable tanks gieatly suffered Including arrears of previous years the total demand aggregated Rs 3,88,754 Out of this Rs. 2,93,196 were realised, as against Rs. 4,19,372 in the year 1910-1911 as shown below - 1911-12 Rs Rs Airears 38,561 27 958 Revenue of the year 3,50,811 2,65,238 4,19 373 2,93,196 1910 11 1910-1911 to the head " Public Works Department-Irrigation Revenue " has since been transferred. Tlie figures houerer exclude Rs 436-11-11 on account of surplus collections for next year. 135. Besides the large remissions proposed in the hbalsa areas and subsequently sanctioned by competent authority, the Government of India also ·2.4 REPORT ON TIE ADMINISTRATION OF to a authorisci tlic IIon'blo the Chief Commissioner to suction the remniesion ир limit of 30 per cent of the demand for the kharif harvest of 1319 basli to those Istimurardars whose Jamit exceedly 20 per cont. of their estimated incomo no shown in Mr. Lalouclie's Settlement Report of 1977). A sum of Rs. 1,623-0.3 was subsequently remitto on this account. 150. The retail prices of the principal food grainy (Barley and Maize) varicel in : Ipril 1911 from 21 seers in the Ajmer Tahsillo 2 scery 7 chalaks in Tolgarh. In Jlay and June prices remained steady except in the alimer Talisil whero they showed signs of rising high. From July the prices of both kinds of the staple food began to rise perceptibly until in November they ranged from 13 scors 2 chataks in the 'Tolgirl Tahsil to 1:3 scers chuntaks and 14 scors in Ajmor and Beawar respectively. Notwithstanding a slight fall in December they continued high for the remaining three months of the year. 157. In 'Todgarh 'Tahsil, wheru conditions were more untravourable, arrangements weru mudu for the distribution of gratuitous relief on a restricted scalo to deserving persons. 138. The tablo below comparis with the two pruvioity years the results of the enumeration of agricultural stuck in ajmer-Jervara during the year under rcport. 1910.11. Cuand bullock 1,57,303 1,70,90) 1,00,037 Bullox's 16,0.05 19,50 33,13 Shepungua! 29,55,116 2,77,157 DOS tural 13:47.10. 1911-19. Bry and 28. 159. Thero was no epidemic discaso amongst thu cattle throughout the year except foot and mouth diverse and small-pox which prevailed in the Beasar Talsil. Toddler for cattle was insuficient in Jerwarit and arrangements were made with the Central Provinces Government to allow pasturaze in that Provincu lo tho cattlo emigralin from Ajmer llorwar: the cultivators wero also oncouraged in this inatter liy oblaining fur thuin concession rates from the Railway Company for the carriage of cattle. Local Forest reserves weru thrown opou for yrazing cattle and grass was issued as Inccavi in the Beawar Tahsil. 160. A fodder dopot was also opened at Nasirabad for supplying grass to the cmigrating cattle. 101. Boundary pillars and surrey and plot marks were inspected by the Revenue officials from time to time: 1.l boundary pillars and ó survey marks were found damaged and 1 plot mark removed, and steps were taken to put them in order. Twenty-four cases of boundary disputes were instituted and disposed of during the year under report and of the old cases only nine remained pending at the close of tlıc year, an min having been appointed for the rest at the cost of the Istimrarılars concerned. 162. The settlement operations, which were in progress from the year 1907, were brought to a closo on the 31st Jay 1911 and tho new records prepared in the settlement completely replaced the old ones. 163. The rulcs regarding the correct maintenance of the new klasras and maps were adopted and 3,205 corrections were made according to them. The Talisildars and Naib-Tahsildars constantly made inspecting tours in the District and spent on an average 82 days in the Ajmer Tahsil and 100 and 181 days in the Beawar and Todgarh Tahsils respectively. 16-1. Tlie Todgarh Tahsil was inspected by the Extra Assistant Commis. sioner, Merwara and the Ajmer Talisil was inspectel by the assistant Commissioner, Ajmer. 165. Fifty-one writs, 73 warrants of arrest and 53 warrants of attachment were issued for the recovery of dues of land and water revenue and taccavi but no person was imprisoned for default of payment. 166. In Ajmer 14 cases were pending from last year and 6,569 cases were instituted during the year under report, cf which 6,570 were disposed of. In Merwara the numbers of institutions and disposals of the cases were 4,658 and 4,601 respectirely. Is and 3808, 100 38S ·AJAER VERWARA FOR 1911 1912 25 167 Sıx bistas of land were taker biswas and 14 biswansis for buildings which a sum of Rs 250 12 5 was paid represented the annual reduction in t land measuring 3 acres was taken up for roads but no reduction in the Govern. Jama ment Jama was necessitated thereby 168 There was no case of alienation of Government land nor assignment Alienation of of land revenue during the year Government land 169 The first quinquennial wage census of Ajmer Merwara was taken in Wage Census March 1911 and a report of the results Tas submitted to the Hon'ble the Chief Commissioner in July 1912 GOR (2) Oprum, Excise and Drugs 170 The gross receipts from Excise, Opium and Drugs amounted to Excise, ride Rs 3,46,320 against Rs 3,52,796 in the preceding year, showing a decrease of Statements Rs 6,176 The expenditure on the excise establishment amounted to Nos 36 40. Rs 18,113 as compared with Rs 18 433 in the preceding year The net profit on the year's working thus amounted to Rs. 3,28,177 against Rs 3,34,363 in the year 1910-11 171 The year under review is the 4th year of the contract supply system Country The rates at which country spirits are supplied by the contractor are as spirits. follows.- MOHWA. 25 P 50 U P 2. OP 50 | P Rate per gallon 0 13 6 080 015 0 096 172 Tho receipts under the head country spirits amounted to Rs 298,229 as compared with Rs 2,97,886 in the year 1910 11 173 The total sales of country liquor were 53,248 9 proof gallons as against 65,214 5 gallons in 1910 11 The decrease in consumption was due to the unfavourable season and also to the fact that the year 1910-11 was a prosperous and auspicious year for Hindu marriages, and death ceremonies were also observed that year with greater pomp and more lavish expenditure than in preceding, years The still-head duty on spirits issued for consumption in urban and rural areas was as follows р Urban area 4 6 0 per proof gallon Rural area 3 12 0 174 The number of country liquor shops in the district was the same as last year, vix, 128 The shops at Baghana and Pipli in the Todgarh Tahsil, however, remained closed for want of a contractor 176 The question of restricting the issue of temporary licenses for the sale of spirits at fairs and festivals was kept in view, but no change in the present practice apperred necessary 176_The privilege of tapping and vending tari is held by a contractor sum of Rs 200 was recovered in advance on account of the contract money for the year 1912-13 The number of shops for vending tari was 4, 960 trees were tapped, the yield being 7,138 2 gallons of tarı 177 The number of licenses issued during the year for the sale of foreign wholesale and to Rs 2,162 the fact that recovered in Rs . > w 178 The receipts under oprum amounted to Rs 29,113 against Rs 35,352 in Opium 1910-11 Tho decrease is chiefly visible under the head of contract money and is due to the fact that a major portion of the contract money for the rural arca for the years 1910 1911 and 1911-1912 was credited into the Treasury during tho year 1910-1911 ·36 REPORT ON THE ADUINISTRATIOX OF drugs. 179. A quantity weighing 55 maids 10 seers 7 chataks tolas and 4.1 mashas mas imported for consumption in Ajmer-Jerwara, the import duty realised boing Rs. 8,681. No opium was exported to Bombay. 150. The total number of licenses issued during the year for the wholesale Tend of opium was lob as against 13 in 1910-11. 151. The number of shops for rotail vend was-11, viz., S in the Municipal and 33 in the rural areas. 182. No license was issued for the cultivation of opium during the year under reriet'. A cultivator who cultivated without permission 3. biswas of land in the Beawar Talisil was prosecuted aud convicted; the estimated produce was 2 chataks but actually there was no outturn and no excise duty was recorcred. 153. The contraband opiun received and sent to the Ghazipur factory amounted to seers and 9 chataks. 15.1. The receipts from Hemp drugs amounted to Rs. 16,-155 against Rs. 16,260 in the preceding year. 185. The number of shops for the retail send of intoxicating drugs as the same as in tho preceding ycar, viz., 16. 156. During the year 1-le persons wero prosecutedlunder the Escise dct, of whom 11 were convicted. Under the Opium Act S persons were prosecuted and 7 were convicted. Two chandu and one madak den keepers were prosecuted and convicted. The number of opium smoking dens was 13 as against 12 in the preceding year, 198 persons against 110 last year were convicted under the Police Act for drunkenness during the year under report. 187. The only change in the Excise Administration during the year under report was the raising of duty on country spirits by 10 annas per proof gallon from the 1st April 1911. The increase in duty seems to have had no effect on the consumption of liquor as dwing the first three months of the year the consumption was greater than that of first quarter of the preceding year. The consumption began to fall as the pinch of scarcity made itself felt owing the failure of the monsoon. Notorithstanding the bad season and the consequent fall in consumption the rerenue derired from country spirits was more than in any previous year. This was due to the increase in receipts from license fees. Iss. The results of the Excise Administration for the year iwder report are satisfactory and the Madras system has continued to work well. These facts are creditable to the Excise staff. jutions, 31 ks. (3) Stamps. 159. The gross income from stamps amounted to Rs. 1,66,590 as against Rs. 1,68,627 in the year 1910-1911 as detailed below:- 1910-11. 1911-12. Difference. Judicial stamps 1,21,00+ 1,17,219 -3,755 · Non-Judicial stamps 47,023 19,0+1 +2,018 190. The decrease of Rs. 3,755 in the sale of judicial stamps is due to the prevalence of scarcity. The increase of Rs. 2,018 in the sale of non-judicial stumps is apparently due to large monetary transactions during the year under report which may also be said to be due to scarcity. 191. No prosecution took place for any breach of the Stamp Law nor was anything recorered on account of pauper suits. There was no change in the number of stamp rendors during the year. The discount paid amouuted to Rs. 3,0SS as against Rs. 3,027 in the year 1910-1911. 192. The total charges in connection with the working of the Stamp Department amounted to Rs. 15,228 as compared with Rs. 17,558 in the prerious Year. (*) Income Tax. 193. The number of persons assessed to income tax during the year uwder eport was 852 against 778 last year. , ·AJMER MERIYARA FOR 1911 1912 27 191 The final demand and the collections as compared with those for 1910-11, are as follows — 1911 13 1910-11 Final demand 69,734 61 514 Collections 67,185 58,923 195 The gross collections, including arrears and penalties, amounted to Rs 69,784, as against Rs 61,230 in the previous year, as shown belowy 1911 12 1910-11 Тах 67,185 59 900 Artears 2,595 2,307 Penalties 23 - 4 TOTAL 69,784 61 230 196 There were no prosecutions during the year, but Rs 4 trere collected on account of penalties The cost of collection was Rs 6,801 (including refunds, Rs 5,509), against Rs 1,194 last year, the net profit accruing to Government on the year's working was thus Rs 62,983 compared with Rs 60,036 in the preceding year 197 The Extra Assistant Commissioner I, Ajmer, exercised the powers of a Collector for making all assessments under Part IV up to the sum of Rs 250 on an income of Rs 9,600 and for hearing and passing orders on objections filed under section 26 of the Act against the assessments made by him The Collector of Ajmer exercised the revisional powers of the Commissioner under section 27 of the Act in regard to petitions preferred against all orders made by the Extra Assistant Commissioner I, under section 26 of the Act 198 The number of objections was 89, 1 under Part II and 88 under Part IV Of these, 13 were allowed, 26 were partly accepted, 2 remained pending and 48 were rejected Four applications for revision were presented under section 27 of the Act and remained pending No application for revision was presented to the Commissioner from the orders of the Collector 199 The percentage of Collections under Parts I, II, III and IV of the Income Tax Act came respectively to Rs 31 66, 6 23, 6 29 and 29 70, and the incidence of Income Tax per head of population in the city of Ajmer calculated on the amount collected during the year was annas four only against annas three and pies nine in the previous year The receipts Dispensary B-REVENUE AND TINANCE OTHER THAN IMPERIAL 200 The year opened with a cash balance of Rs 31,589 Receipts amounted District Fund to R$ 45,024 as against Rs 45,974 in the last year The corresponding figures (excluding of expenditure are Rs 45,544 and Rs 44 562 respectively decreased by R$ 350 and the expenditure increased by Rs 982 The increased Fund). expenditure is due to (a) more money having been spent on road repairs during the year under report than in the year 1910-1911, (b) extra expenditure on account of coronation medals and sweets distributed to school boys during the last coronation, (c) more money having been spent during the year on account of construction of school buildings in Mermara than in tho previous year, (d) repairs executed to certain cattle pounds 201 continued to Forh satis r and Jethana tovered 37 r. The result is not quit of these bulls in future is under consideration 20. The closing balance of the District Fund on the 31st March 1912 stood at Rs 31,669 as compared with Rs 31,589 in 1910-1911 203 The Board held two meetings during the year.

·28 REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION OF ary + LOCAL FUNDS. 20.1. The cash balanco at tho credit of the Disponsary Fund at the beginning of the year was Rs. 3,997. The receipts amounted to Rs. 7,880 against Rs. 8,626 last year, showing a decrease of Rs. 7.16 which is explained by the fact that the l'eccipts in the last year included arrears of cortain subscriptions-no such arrears having been realised during this year. 205. The expendituro amounted to Rs. 7,218 as against Rs. 7,365, showing a decrease of Rs. 147. Tho year closcl with a cash balance of Rs. 4,659 besides Rs. 23,500 invested in Governmunt securities. 206. The cash balance at the credit of the several dispensaries at the close of the year was as follows:- Rs. Ajmer 2,639 Kickri 870 Pisangan 233 Deolia +17 Ramsar 71 Beawar 1,012 Todgarh-Deficit 1,302 207. Tho Todgarh dispensary shows a debit balance of Rs. 1,302 as against Rs. 1,110 in the last year, showing an increased amount of deficit of Rs. 192. The financial condition of this dispensary is unsatisfactory and requires to be improved. The matter is under consideration. 208. Tlio receipts amounted to Rs. 10,687 as compared with Rs. 12,999 ir 1910-1911. The decrease of Rs. 2,312 is due to diminished income on account of the unfavourable season. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 17,292 as against Rs. 10,867 in 1910-1911 an increase of Rs. 6,125 vhiol is attributed to the fact that a Government Promissory Noteworth Rs. 5,000 was purchased and uniforms valued at Rs. 1,3-17 were supplied to the Chaukidars. The cash balance at the close of the year stood at Rs. 9,051. 209. The receipts amounted to Rs. 3,239 as against Rs. 2,85:1 in 1910-1911. The increase of Rs. 387 occurs under (a) entrance donations consequent on the enrolment of more Sowars than in the preceding year, and (6) horse allowances for the horses fed from the Fund. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 2,927 against Rs. 2,723 in the preceding year, showing an increase of Rs. 204, which is due to the purchase of a stock of medicines from Bombay for the use of the Hospital of the Salotri attiched to the Police lines. The cash balance at the close of the year was Rs. 2,116. 210. The total receipts amounted to Rs. 65,197 as coinpared with Rs. 61,962 in 1910-1911, the increase of Rs. 3,235 being due to the imposition of a rater tas and to the satisfactory expansion of revenue under all heads. The expenditure amounted to Rs. 67,1:15 as against Rs. 6-1,573 in the preceding year. The increase of Rs. 2,572 is due to certain extraordinary original works having been carried out during the year under report. The cash balance at the close of the year was Rs. 17,360. dari Ohanda bad ament ·JER MERTARA FOB 1911 1919 29 SECTION VI PUBLIC INSTRUCTION 211 The number of educational institutions at the end of the year under General unde report rose to 222 from 186 in the previous year, the increase being due entirely to tables at private enterprise whereby a considerable addition was made to the number of Append.ces private institutions which numbered 132 against 96 in the year 1910-1911 Nôž 46 to 62. The number of pupils at both kinds of institutions, public and private, increased bringing the total of both sexes to 11,134 against 9,078 in the previous year Of these the pupils at public institutions numbered 6,626 and at private institutions 4,508 The percentage of the population of school going age receiving instruction was 24 26 among males and 4 11 among females as compared with 19 52 and 3 61 respectively in the year 1910-1911 daily attendance at t were 2861 02 and 1911 213 The total expenditure on public instruction rose from Rs 1,55,365 in 1910-11 to Rs 1,71,227 in the year under report The details of the expenditure as also the sources from which it was met are given below. - From From Local From fees Kind of Institution Imperial and run cipal and private Total Revenues Funds bodies Rs Rs Rg Rs Arts College 16 311 2,580 3,808 22,729 Secondary Schools 20 655 12,672 61,981 95,308 Primary Schools 7,079 5,593 8,498 21,170 Training Schools 1,115 120 1,52+ 2,709 Inspection 5,637 113 5,760 Scholarships 1,632 922 553 3,107 Examination 1,400 1,400 Buildings 2021 2,769 14,214 19,004 TOTAL 51,480 24,769 91,978 1,71,227 214 Throughout the year under report Mr E F Harris, BA, continued to Government be the Principal of the Government College with no change in its staff A few changes took place in the staff of the schools attached to the College Rao College and Sabib Pandit Narsir.gh Das who held the office of Head Master of the City Schools, Ajmer Branch School retired on pension on 30th April 1911 and Mr Kanhaya Lal, BALT, 4th Master, Government High School, was appointed Head Blaster Mr L B Tarlekar, B A, 6th Master, having been offered a larger increase of salary elsewhere resigned the service in February 1912 and two graduate ex students of the College were appointed masters in connection with the vacancies The number of students in the College classes was 50 and in the school classes located in the College building 201 as against 39 and 198 in 1911 In the Branch School the number on the rolls was 434 The results of the different examinations are given below - BA Examination 3 out of 10 passed Intermediate Examination 7 Matriculation Examination S2 45 Middle Examination 215 Two important events took place during the year in connection with the College uspected the as regards o have been (2) a sum . 9 * 22 50 ·30 REPORT OY THE ADVIXISTRITION OF of Rs. 7,000 was given by R. B. Pandit Sham Nath, retired Executive Engincor, to found two scholarships of Rs. 10 cach tenable by B.Sc. students to be nomiuated from Aljmor. 2165. The Boarding Houses continucd to be managed as beforc. chools. 217. There was no change in the number of aided schools which stood at 13, but the number of pupils attending them rose to 2,029 from 1,878 on the 31st Varch 1911. Schools. 215. During the year under report no new village school was opened: the status of 1 Secondary Schools was recluced to that of Upper Primary an: from the savings thus etected incompleto Upper Primary Schools were raised to the full Upper Primary grade. The total number of schools on the 31st Jarch 1912 was 51 as shown in the table below:- Lepi uppi District. Seculary. l'pfer frizury. 1.orer primiry. Tutal. primary. Ajmer 7 10 S 33 . Jornard 5 16 TOTAL 13 31 The daily arerage number on the rolls and the daily arengu attendauce at these schools both improved during the year under report, the numbers rising to 2,015 and 1,628 from 1912 and 1,122 in 1910-1911. 219. Eighteeu candidates from thic 1 secondary schools and 7 more from the Beawar J[unicipal School which is also under the direct supervision of the Inspector of Schools appeared for the vernacular Final Examination, of these I passed. In the primary schools the same curriculum of studies which was introduced in 1910-1911 was followed and a distinct improrement was observable in the results achicred in object lessons, Hindi grammar, inental arithmetic, vernacular writing and drawing, credit being principally duo to the two Deputy Inspectors of schools who carried out their duties with faithfulness and zeal, creating in the teachers by practical demonstration and personal instruction a keen interest in their work. 220. The total expenditure on the village school education in Ajmer-Hervara amounted to Rs. 33,821, of which Rs. 1.1,609 were provided from Imperial Funds, Rs. 13,356 from Junicipal and District Funds, Rs. 2,329 from fees, Rs. 3,209 from Mission funds and Rs. 315 from other sources. Sports. 221. The Rajputana School Sports which are held usually at Ajnier during the first week of December could not be lield during the year under review on account of His Vajesty's Coronation Durbar at Delhi. wa 222. The annual Rajputana Jiddle School examinations were conducted as School usual at Ajmer by the Principal, Government College, and 33 schools from zations. Ajmer-Verwara and rarious Xatire States in Rajputana against 3.1 in 1910-1911 presented candidates. Day. 223. The 12th of December 1911 was observed as a day of rejoicing and of loyal celebrations in erery class of school, both public and private, throughout the districts. Local Committees were formed at Ajmer, Nasirabad and Beawar to carry out a programme of celebrations at all the schools in the city and the towns and for the rural areas rerenuo officials were made responsible for the Sweetmeats and coronation medals were distributed among all the pupils who, the Inspector of Schools remarks, seemed to be beaming rith happy and grateful recollections of the memorable occasion. same.

·UVEB-VETTAA TOR 1911 1912 31 Fair, SECTION VII. GENERAL (MISCELLANEOUS). 221 The annual religious Fair at Pushkar was held let vreen the 2nd and Pushka fut. tho 6th Yorcmber 1911. :'-.in com. parison with last year v • liryo gathering. The general .. Initilo sluch as usual was formed "for the purpose Tho sanitary arran, einents vero all that could be desired and no cpidcnic diseasо of any kind occurred durin; tho fair. 223. Tlc Horso blow and Cattlo I'air formcl a proininent part of the prograinuo of the fair as usunl. Tho Police arrangements were excellent and no serious cruc occurred during the fair 220 Owing to unfavourablo rains tho klurif crop failed in the district and the Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition was not held this year. 227. Tho annual Ur Tair 10 connection with tho Shrine of the Durgalı Ura Fur. Khwaja Salb at Ajiner was held froin the 20th June 1911 to the Ith July 1911. Tho usual Police arrangements were inade and no violent criinc occured nor did any disturbance tako placc. Tho attendance was larger than usual. 228. Tlo Tojaji Fair at Beawar Tras held from tho 2nd to thio 1th September Beawar Tejaji 1911. l'ho gathering at tho fair 23 cstimatol at betweon 10,000 and 10,000 Fair. Jxersons. 220. Tho Tojaji Fair at Kekri was abandoned this year owing to tho un. Kehri Tujajo favourable prospects of the scason at the time 230. At the beginning of the Foar 1911 tlicro merc O Printing Presses One press was not in working orler and a new ono nanod "Alanul Haq" was Printing started during thic year; tlus the number of presscs at the close of thio ar was Tablo No. I. Prisses cadh the same, ie, 9 as in the previous year. Serial No. 53. 231. Two newspapers (including ono namal " Ahlbar Sulah Kul" newly started from the new press) and five periodicals in all vcro issued from the Presses during the year. 232. Thirco books in English, I in Sanskrit, 16 in Hindi and oncin Polyglot were printed during the year under report 233, Tho Assistant Commissioner, liner, lield the usual ceremony of ro. Blam... ccuring the Bhumas and their Nazarana on thio 3rd Juno 1911, the day. 21 pointed for the official obscrranco of the Bırtlıday of Ilis Majesty the King Emperor. Out of the total demand on account of the Nazarına amounting to Rs. 3,901 a sum of Rs 3,921 was recovered at tho Durbar; of the balanco Rs 30 remained outstanding at the end of the year 231 No case of treasuru troro tras dealt with in the Ajmer District durins Trousers Traia tho year 1911-1912. On the oth Jay 1911, the following coins there found by a labourer who was engaged in building a louse at Detair in the Tolgarlı Telul in tho Hernara District :- 1. Coups of Joloma slab of DIL, 2. Old Bundt Coins 3 Bujes Sbaby Coins 10 4. Ibber Slabı Coins 10 8 Bhilwar Coins 0 Jaun Comas 7 Van Induic Susalub Couis "1:1 ·32 REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF AJAIER-MERWARA FOR 1911-1912. The Coins having been sent to the Numismatic Secretary, Asiatic Society of Bengal, for examination, he declared them to be of no particular numismatic value and their acquisition was therefore not recommended. The find was then dealt with in accordance with the provisions of sections 5, : 9 and 12 of the Treasure Trove Act VI of 1878, the finder and the person in whose property the coins were discovered each receiving half of the find, ·APPENDICES TO REPORI. No 1 - Climate of the Aymer and Verwara Districts for the year 1911. lo, Ct. RAINFALL IN INCHES- 0 66 January to May June to September October to December 7 2+ 69 TOTAL Tool 59 . TEMPERATURE IN THE STADE I DRGNEES FAJEN2 EIT Alay- Maximum , 110 0 Minimum 76 8 Mean 93 + Maximum . 1030 9 Minimum . 710 Mean 885 . December Maximum 793 . . Minimum 412 . Mean. 61 7 . PEEVAILING WINDS January to May Jane to September E NE, SE, NW, S. • NW, S West, w N W. $ West, S Fast, N, I ast and Calm October to December THB ROBINSON, Lieutenant Colonel, IJ, Superintendent of Veteorological Obsert atory, mer AJMER, The June 1911 ·No.2.Civil Divisions of Ajmer and Merwara Districts, 1911-1912. REVENUE. NAME OY DIVI810N, Namur of Excoutive Districts. Numbor of Jadicini and Roronto Divisions. Aroa in Bqunro inilos. Population. Ohiof towns with population. Nombor of villag & on ront roll. Ayorngo Total Ilow inany of maximum Ciril and Hot mony Marindam dietndco distanco iu cort of Nombor Magistrates ia milos of villagos Rovanno officials and miles of of Polico. Judges of of all surto. from dlarcot Courts. villages Police of all sorts. from coirent all kinds. Coart. Land. Gross (including Diatriot Fands). R R R Ajmor Ajmor 1 2,070 3,80,384 Ajmer 86,222 Nasirabad 20,241 429 21 30 10 917 24 miles from Ajmer to Uarma13 1,72,311 2,34,534 16,15,735 Kokri 5,120 Dooli 6,005 21ortara Mormaia 1 011 1,21,011 | Boawar 22,800 319 6 7 10 ... ... 68,662 Il 33 miles froin Todgarh to trance point of Monsanz. TOTAL 2 2,711 6,01,395 7.8 27 37 917 1,72,811 2,93,196 16,15,735 . A. T. IIOLMI, I.C.S., Commissioner, Ajmer-Alerwara.

·OP AJMER-HEBWARA TOR 1911 1912 35 No 3--Stalement of populatson of the dyner and Verwara Districts according to the Consxs of 1911 According to Census of 1911 4400 Mervan. TOTLL, 93 662 29 270 1,22 832 Occop ed houses Population Number per square toile 3,80 884 1,21 011 6,01 325 1 83 760 1 88 784 3,81,949 2,98,076 92 476 3 $8 562 Clounication of Popelaitos Hindu (Brabman.) Hindu (drya) Hindu (Brahmo) 753 131 886 Indo-Arya Jain . 14 313 6993 20 303 S kh . 916 6 923 Total 3 12 058 98 603 10 660 Masalman 60 465 20 570 81 035 Animit 2 678 1 301 3 979 4910 522 6 432 Christians Zaroastr an (Para), Jewish 246 16 283 27 27 TOTAL 3 80 384 7,21 011 5,01 928 w Principal languages 1 Aymert 2 Dhundari or Ja pani 3 Marwari < Merwart 5 Mewati 8 Hindi 7 Urda 8 Bebari 9 Gajrati 20 Paajabs 11 English AT HOLME, ICS, Commissioner, Symer Merxara ·[Vidc Sotion III-Polico.) STATEMENT A. 36 No. 4.- Return of Cognizable Crime for the year 1911. Part I.-Return of cases. 10 TROT. CAHES. LAT. Ofronoo. Namber pending from previous year. Namber roportea in the Namber in which inrestigation Fas refused. Namber remaining for investigation. prorrd declared to be false. Namber Number dao to mistake of loss or fact of declared non-cognizable. Nomber pending at end of year. REDANXB. Acquitted or dis- Total Magistrato's truo CAS08. Serial No. Total Wagistrato's casos convicted. Not detected or apprehended. Grand total of truo casca (ccls. 14+15). Total trao enfes (cole, 6+11+12+ 13). Convicted. "Polivyo year. 1 CT 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 . ... .. *** . ... .." . ... ... .. .. ETA APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION ... ... ... .. Sections of I. P. 0. 1115, 117, 118, 119 Alotmont of cognizablo ofronco Class I.--Odonccs against tho Blate, Public Tranquillity, Bufely and Justice. 131 to 136, 138 Ofroucos rolating to tho Army and Navy 291 to 274. Ounco8 rulating to ovin 255 to 203A Olfoncos rolating to atompe 5 | 167 and 471 Offonos roloting to Qupornmont Promissory Notos 64894 to 489D Ononcos rolating to Curronoy Notos and Dauk Noton 7212 to 216, 216A. Hurbouring an offondor 8 224, 225, 235R, 226 Othor offelioon ngrinet public jartico, 9 143 tv 153, 157, 158, 159 Rioting or unlawful assembly 20 110, 170, 171 l'ordonating public gurpaut or soldior TOTAL ... ... .. ... .. ... . .. ... ... ... . . ... ... . .. ... ... 1 ... . .. 1 3 4 ... . ... . ... .. ... . ... ... *** 3 3 6 1 8 .. ... t. .. 4.0 . .. . • ... .. 1. . ... ... ... ... .. . .. 3 19 .. .61 5161231 USCM 10. . ... .. ... ... 7 ... DO . ... Class II.-Scrious offcrccs against tho person. 11 302, 303, 898 Murdor 12 307 Attempts at inurdor 18 301, 308 Culpablo liumicido 1% | 376 Rildo ly u gorbud othor thun thu busband , 15 | 377 Unatural offonoo 10 317, 318 Exponuro of infunts or concoolmont of birth 17 305, 306, 309 Attoinpt ut nu alotmont of suicido 18 329, 331, 333, 335, 326, 835 Orioyous lurt 10 928 Administoring stupiſyiug drugs to caugo burt 20 327, 330, 332, 324 Ilurt 21 303 to 369 and 371 to 373 Kidnapping or abduotion, Holling, oto, fur prostitution and dealing in Hlutos 22 316 to 348 Wrongful ounfinement nud routraint in hocrot or for purpose of oxtortion 23 868, 354, 356, 357 Criminal lorou to publio sorvant or womull or un attompt to commit thuft or wrongfully couliuo COM ... 1 .. ... + ".. . .. 6 2 10 9 7 I. . ... 3 . .. 3 1 ... *** : ... 00 11 15 ·'6 11 daka ty .. 1 : A 1 9 15 512 31 21 he 534 40 22 571 1 4 1 5 749014, 938 Rach or pegl geat acte as of death or grleton! hurt TOTAL Clası 111 - Serious ofences aga nal gerson or property or aga nel property only 25 995, 398, 399 400 Dola'ty and preparaben und wasembly for 6392,993, 294, 397 399 Rubbery 270 281 282 30 to 133 435 to 40 Serigan mich el and cognata Tences 18 4.8 43 Mischief by killing DOIS00108 oz telming 10) & mal 29 45., 15., 457 to 460 49 ta Larking house tespan or hide-breaking with intost to amul 1 otoace or karlag made preparation I r hurt sad huase troup *t !! i view to commit en oudoo or having anda preparation for hurt 80 311, 00 101 Bolong og to gange of thugu dakut robbers and thietes TOTAL Clau IT-Mmor concer aga rust the perion 81 341 to 34 We ngfal restrait and connement 336 337 Rash act cagning bart ur endangering I lo 34 Compulsory labuur TOTAL Clan 1-linor offencer against property 34 3 9 to 382 Theft cfaattlo or nary 85 406 to 409 Criminal breach of traat Sof cattle 96 411 to 414 Tracering stolen property ordinary 37 419 420 Cheating 38 447 418 453 and 456 Criminal or house-troepage and larking borse tre pain or house-broaking 39461 462 Breaking closed receptacle TOTAL Clan VI-Other offencet not specsfied above 401 495 to 297 Offenoes aga nat Felg on SI 69 277 2-9 -80 283 285 Publia Dunnen 286 289 291 to 294 and Rection 34 Aot v of 1801 414 209 210 Crim nal Pro cedure Code Vagisacy and bed lufel hood 12 ) Railway Salt Op um Gambling Excee and Atma Acta Offene under special and local lawa declared to be cognizable 4 1 5 wo BO 6 13 10 OF AJMEN-UERYARA FOR 1911 1912 17 37 11 12 2 15 7 114 17 121 81 256 119 1 107 262 2,070 46 46 63 7 0 N TOTAL 2779 11 7 2 790 GRAND TOTAL $ 210 400 240 4 610 Note-Column 4-Th should include a 1 cases regarding wh ch the Magietrate har sot pagded orders. Column 8-Enter Only catea proved or dec sredt bo de beretelg alge Column 15-Enter only cages taken up direct by Magistrates R E COUPLAND, Superintendent of Police, Ajmer Merkata 37 ·No.5,-Peturn of Cognizable Crime for the year 1911. Part 11.- Return of persons concerned in cases. AJNER MERWARA. Rolcaeed by Magiso Nombor of Borial Io. LAT. Porrone in police custody ur on bail Rolca4ed Oriminal Pronndor boctioa 170, Arrested andor ceduro Code, at by tho Bection 169, polico begiuning of your De concurpud io durios Criminal C11898 soported to. the year. Proceduro or in C1808 tahun Code. up by the police. Offcnco. PersoS6 COXCEOXED IN 3A0:57 ATLS' CASES. Number of Xanleria Number persons Namlor acquitted winding custody convicted. arrostat Hamber charged. I clono of ut end of Xambu Sombor ucacitted scar, Artuoted. convictou. charned. انيوز :0 DF or dig trates' order beloro trial. RONALES personu triod. or dia. 1 2 3 $ 5 G 7 7 6 . 10 11 12 13 11 15 16 1 ... 49. .. *** ... 2 . OS 14. ... ... .. . ... .. .. 5 Beclions of the I.P.C. 115, 117, 118, 119 . 1 Abotment of cognizablo offouco Class I.-Ojences againet the State, Public Tranquillity, Sofily and Justico. 131 to 136, 138 Offences rolating to tho Aray and Mary 231 to 25+ Ditto to coin 255 to 263A Ditto to etiops 467, 471 Ditto to Gororoicnt Promissory Notre 459A to 489D Ofioncoa relatiug to Curroocy and Bauk Notes 212 to 216, 216A Harbouring an offendor 224, 225, 225, 226 Otbur olio cos against poblio justico 143 tu 153, 157, 158, 159 Rioting or unlawful assombly 140, 170, 171 Personating publio serraut or soldier ... • . ... 9. ... ... . 6 APPENDICES TO TIIL REPORT ON TIIE ADJIINISTRATION ... ... ... . ... ... 7 8 ... ... 1 3 1 1 1 ... ... .. 27 13 17 ... ... 17 withdrawa. 10 . *** .. + TOTAL 97 *** 30 7 16 17 17 withdr.in. Clau II.--Scrious ofcnccs against the pertoli. 1 1 7 1 . ... 14 11 12 13 14 15 16 ... li ... .. 0 • ... . ... . . ... 69 . 17 18 .. .. .. ... .. 8 33 GI 10 D. 10 328 15 compounded. ... ... 302, 303, 396 diurder 907 Attompts at mardor 304, 308 Culpablo homicidu 376 Raipo by a persou other thun tho lusband 377 Unnatural offonco 317, 318 Exposuro of infants or couccalmont of birth 305, 306, 303 Attompt at an ubutment of sucido 325, 325, 329,331, 333, 335 Griovons hurt Administorwg atapiſying drugs to Wuso hurt. 321, 327, 330, 333 Hurt 303 to 369, 371 to 379 Kidnapping or abdaction, Bolling, ctc., for prostitutinn aud dealing in slaves 816 to 3.43 Wrongful confinomont and restraint in docrot or for purpowo of uxtortion 353, 351, 356, 357 Criminal forco to publio Hurrant or frown or an attoinnt to connwit thoft or wrongfully confino 801A, 838 Rasb or bogligont act causing death or griovou, hurt ... ... • 20 21 ... ... ... 1 17 10 1. I compounded. .. ... 4 *** 16 22 13 5 ... 1 . 1 6+ 1 .. 3 6. 23 S 1 1. 8 1 1 1 uto 7 ... .. ... . .. TOTAL 10 68 75 21 .. 6 119 31 16 compoandal ·1 27 1 29 7 5 2 4 *03 100 12 2 6 48 83 14 30 Cyan 101-Sesowi onest against person or rymly or aga not properly a y 895 397 398 399 402 Daka z preparat a und Assembly for daks ty 392 393 394 397 398 Robbery 2 0 281 282 480 to 433, 435 to 410 Serious machtel and cognate ofences 4:28, 129 M schief by killing PO SCD og or pato D8 LA au mal 419 to 432 454 455 457 to 460 Lark pg hotae trespass or hodge break 103 with lutent to commit an offence or having made preparat on for hurt and house trespass with a view to com mt an offenco or hang made proparaton for hurt 311, 460 401 along ng to gange of thuge dakaits Tobbers and thieves TOTAL Class IV Minor offence against the per8071 841 to 316 Wrongful retraint and confinement 836 837 Raakact cace og hurt or endanger ng life 97% Compulsory labour TOTAL Class Vinor offences against property 879 to 382 Theft of rettle (ordinary 408 to 509 Crudal breach of trust 1 BCosed shown in color 4 of Berial No 36 he was con ted ander ee tion 411 IPC 1 4 103 1 100 83 12 6 58 34 21 14 6 3 81 32 93 .... 6 3 34 25 223 24 291 22 28 11 1 4 13 } 1 177 89 75 1 withdrawn OF AJMER MERTARA FOR 1911 1912 85 17* 12 2 6 3 35 16 23 + Idol dos 1 eccneed of a case of 1905 arrested in 1911 36 411 to 114 Trece ving stolen property nf cattle ordinary 15 CO 15 €3 15 3 3+ 1 10 39 27 11 1 withdrawn 1 800 noto #8108 serial No 29 7 419 420 Cheating 3 10 12 30 2 3 1 4 3 5 23 8 8 2 811 19 255 13 c pounded 19 373 2 357 338 29 10 11 572 155 357 2 w thdrawn 13 Compounded. 5 38 447, 448 453 456 Criminal or houge-tropads and lurk ag house trespass or bouse-breaking 39 461 462 Breaking closed receptacle TOTAL Claw TI-Olher offences not specified above 50 20 to 297 Ofences against rel on 209 277 279 280 263 285 286 289 291 to 294 and section 94, Act 7 of 1861 Publis tituB&DCE 41A 109 110 Criminal Procedura Lcde Vagranoy sad bad livel hood 12 A p um Falt, Ofeces ander special and local laws Balway Gambl ng declared to be coga zablo U LEY AS s 32 2 790 13 2776 2 731 28 2 % 3 47 2 42 5 1 withdrawn 12 163 1 167 149 18 7 11 TOTAL 47 3000 2 2 900 29.2 68 83 18 11 2 1 wathdrew 11 19 23 GRAND TOTAL 107 3611 6 3 552 3 4 2 130 58 799 238 479 20 withdrawn 29 compounded NOTE -Co unnt 13 to 15 -Enter only persona concerned in cases taken op d zeat by Magistrates Colums 4 includas 5 persons not allows in oolamn 10 of the statement for 1910 RE COUPLAND, Superintendent of Polior, djmer-Metwara ·10 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION STATEMENT B. I Pido Bootlon III-Polico.] No.6.- Return of Non-coguizablo Crimo for 1911. Part I.-- Return of cuses. Lase, Offcnco. w Number pending at beginning of scar. Cascs roported is the year. Total for disposal (colowns 4 and 5). wVumbu: dismissed withont trial. Carts of dcaths.excaso, or lanıly during trial und charren, abscunded, com- Juundud or withdrawn frections 217, 28, 29, 333, 315 and 19t, etc). o Tambur onding in discharge or acquit. ted. Number ouding in conviction. Nuoler pouding at cluso of year. Number dcclared by ibu court norer to bro occurred, or to bo miotalos of fact. lar Jumbor in thich tlo cuart held that a cognizablo ulcico ros cunwittud. Caldo rororaud on appeal or on toribion, Serial No. 8 12 13 1 15 1 . Soction 100, I. P..., ... ... ... 2 $ 170, 1 2 . ... ... 1 13 3 17 18 ts 182, 2 .. 163, 6 2 ... 3 166, 2 1 J. . 6 169, 1 19 20 1 10 7 $1 ... > 7 ISS, 1 3 S? 1 1 . .. u. U. 8 206 1 1 ... ... ... .. .. 17 9 211, 1 3 3 3 ... ... 10 263, 3 3 1 ... 11 1 .. 12 273, 6 5 .. .. N 13 323, 31 719 733 33 31 307 33 -18 .. . 35, 17 317 301 190 13 27 13 15 331, 6 0 3 1 ... ... . ... 36 403, 1 8 3 7 .. 17 *17, 1 70 42 20 5 3 3 . 38 126, 23 17. 187 36 03 13 ... 19 477, 1 1 19 1 .. ... ... 5) 20 20 495, 5 6 1 1 ... 21 499, -133, 3 111 123 61 15 30 3 8 ... ... 23 22 500, 2 35 37 11 18 ... 23 501, 13 13 3 3 6 ... . .. 24 107, C. P. C.. 2 11 3 3 1 1 ... 25 5 Cattlo-trospass act CO 11 3 . . 26 Act XII of 1696 27 27 *** 1 26 ... ... JI. 27 Ootroi Rulca 5 5 . ... ... ... ... 23 ... 2 .. C1 ... .. ... 29 14 . . 100 .. HIN ... .. .. 30 8 8 at 1 7 1. ... ... ... 31 Chaakidari Rulos Forest Regulation Act XVI of 1861, Hacknog Carriage Act Provention of Cruelty to snimala dot. Municipal Rogulation Chicf Commissionor's Notification regarding sanitation. 27 37 ... ... 1 26 .. ... . 32 69 1,931 | 1,920 5 291 1,603 13 . . . ... ... .. 33 11 34 . Registration of Births and Deaths 121 123 13 109 TOTAL 166 3,878 4,01 690 220 1,014 1,993 137 ... .. * 000 case was showu ponding under Section 127 at the ond of the year 1910 bat E. A. C. Mortara las not abownthis caso in column No. of his roturu for 1911. R. E. COUPLAND, Superintendent of Police, djwe:-[erwara.

·& Section 193 13 ET Serial No. Ona * Sector 43, L Section 41: 2 Sectia L 17] Section 10 Sorte sont 7 TIC HOP "Setlen ?3.2 19 bor) 81 PC 11 &ctiun 205, P 10 Section 211 Ł * 100% polyester PC Sectagu 188 1 PO 6 Section 1861 Lar 72 (Fide Bection III - Police ) Olenca . 3 92 1.1 1.16 terrora CUECOrzus Canon Podungat the begindlog of the year bately tod i tr al aguont whom process hal inaped On complaint 31 co M 3 31 Bizooaal XORA LIXIYOTI PERBONI o On Magistratos own motion information from the pol or 20 mbon en LLH la klasaiali Niuni : ill. thaler Pezal cos, le sad i Lyas 1910 lat Eike wis Craz... baina Part II - Relern of persons concerned In cures No 7-Return of non-cognizable crime for the year 1911. STATEMENT B, OF AJJEL-BIERTARA FOB 1911-1011 3 7 Perrone pot arrostod becaan Al- Bounded or Gradug or ant CuwplyiR with dammone daring the year, alau tout paidat whom there wero tandang tbe end of year Appeared before the Coatt G -- i 16 431 100 1,123 1922 1 $ Fernone ducbargod after peer2c without trial 10 1 16 1 11 Aoquitted or d schargod. 3 11 tot 211, 01:11 1011 1 TAID, PEROXI + Contacto $123 19 W10 223.7 126 11 12 bur00 00.21 care 612 ST 1313 3 s *** 1 t Percentage of GOD LOT convicto to Domleregriaste process inced (cclDunn Band 6) Terious andortrial al tb. clowo of t4. year Dom or noutood la cho sbucoided or withdrawn er thuns who died, escape or beran lene doring the tri dan beri te la columns 11 CODTICLEO of copaizablo Hobro Petrpe died, or rezglur telute s pouco 1 t (11 (0)11 1XtYXII - - 1 3 1 1 1 3 . 11 ·1 4.2 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON TIE ADVINISTRATION Part II.-- Return of persons concerned in cases-conclu. HNOHI:10 AvaixST WIOSI L'IOCLUB 188UED. PCIONS TRIBU. LEMARKS. LAY. Ononco. Pcranns coucer cd in cases pending at tze Legnics :f tho Fear, dimely. cador-trial against whom process had issued. On Wegistra!cs' on motion infurmation from tho police. pereuna cut atooted becanec abscondeu cr eradicg or out complying with common during the year: als that ugainst trbum tho proce63 were staudin at the cad of yeur. perfona dircha god after appearanco without trial. Appeared bcloro tho coart. Percentage of oomber coaricted to pamber ngainst thom prucoes issued (coluizas 5 and 6). o acquitted cr discharged. Perrons ander trial at tho cloed of tho On complaint. Serial Son Number couccrncd 18 CABOS abacorded. or withdrama. or tboso trbo died. escaped ur becomo iDeado during the Nuwber of thosu in colamun 11 conviction of cognizablo Por ons died, or transferred bofors appearance. Trial. ofronco. Coaricted. ear. 10 3 3 6 7 6 G 11 13 1l(a) 116) 18(c) no Suction I.2.C. 377, 3 ... 3 ... ... ... ... 23 Section 195, I. P. C. $ 2 .. .. ... 13 ... ... .... *** ... 24 Soctiona 493 und 198 I.P.C. .0 103 1 119 47 33 3 2.3.2 19 21 21A Section 500, I. P. C. 7 50 *** 57 . 13 1 1 200 6 1 . 25 Section 504, I. P. C. 1 8 2 1423 . 26 Section 107, C. P. C. 6 1 ... 17 163873 9 10 . Cattlo Trcsapass Act 8131 1 1 . *** 18 $ 6381 13 23 ... Act III of 1890 ... 33 33 .. 31 93 93 ... ... b.. 29 ... Ostrol Balon 1 0 ... 6 100 00 ... ... ... 30 *** Chaukidnri Rolos .. ... is . ... . 100V ... ... 31 1. Foroat Rogalation 38 II. ... 31 ... 31 100 CO ... *** 32 .. 16 16 1 15 33.75 : Act IVI of 1861 Hackncy Carriago Act. Provention of Craulty to Inimals Act. *** . 33 ... 27 USO ... 27 ... 1 1 26 90.23 ... 31 .. 73 1,713 131 1,919 Municipal Rogalation . Rogistration of Births and Deaths. 206 1,221 86 10 S5 5 ... M ... 191 ... 125 103 00:03 12 . 36 Chief Commissioner's noti. floation regarding Sanitaion. 1: SI ... 16 100 ... .. . QBAND TOTAL 1674,828 321 2 5,61% 531 22: 52,917 13:03 377 265 26 to. R. E. COUPLAND, Superintendent of Police, Ajmer-Hersara.

·OY AJMER NERWARA FOR 1911-1912. 43 (Pode Section III-Police ) STATEMENT C. No 8-Property stoles and recovered, 1911. Percentare of Vaide of Number Number of cases of 08.se 11 which in whol property Property WAB WA9 restolen сотеxеd Orancza. Amoazt of pro- Percentage of GMANE. covered to call in which property was stolen. perty stolen Amount of pro- Property perty recovered recovered to value of Property tolen. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 R: R: a P 897 89 22 41 24,229 14 9 9,661 06 151 10 616 9 0 10 1 Theft A Cognizable r(a) in podjanction with lorking housetrespass or house-breaking (6) In conjunction with Cattle receiving of stolen property. Ordinary Cattle (c) Otber thefte Ordruary Dakasty 32 . 1,509 14 3 61 24 47.05 3,235 DO 2006 40 62 OL 670 257 38 35 18,926 13 9 3,280 17 19 37 9 333 1,453 3 0 98 00 677 3. Robbery .(a) 2 5000 322 10 6 167 0 0 61 75 21 10 47 61 967 7 9 880 8 10 39 28 (10) Other Tobbery 3. Criminal breach of trust Criminal breach of trust by public servant banker, mercbant or agentby a 11 36 36 966 14 10 427 86 4421 TOTAL 1,163 431 37 05 48,101 157 12,145 14 8 25 24 2.-Yoncognizable. 5. Extortion &. Criminal appropriation 201 TOTAL 9. PPO R, E. COUPLAND, Supersntendent of Police, Ajmer-Aterwara.

·44 [ Vide Section III-Police.] STATEMENT D. No. 9.-Showing sanctioned strength and cost of Police, Ajmer-Merwara, for 1911. NUMBER OF HEAD CONSTABLES. NUMBER OF CONSTABLES. PROPORTION OF POLICE. Number of Inspectors General and Deputy Inspector Gene- Number of Superinlenients. Number of Assistant Superintendente. ral. Number of Deputy Superintendente. Namber of Inspectors. Provincial Total cost payable from Im. and perial Rovenues. Number of Sab-Inspectors. # #tech Total cost payable from other sources than Imperial and Provincial. Number of Sergeants. DISTRICT Grand total cost (columns 16 and 17). Urban population of distriot. Area in square miles. Total amount of cognizable crime investigated. 8 Nambor of Police Stations. Proportion of cognizable crime to the Police Force. Namber of Out posts. Water. Mounted. Foot. Mounted. Wator. Foot. Population. Total. 2.86 equarelo aros. 1 policeman to To popalation. 1 policeman to milos. 529. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 26 27 2 3 Rs. a. p. Rs. 2. p. Rs. a. p. 947 1,72,310 15 5 17,998 4 71,90,309 02,710.680 501,395 125,314 1 3,752 781 35 34 18 Ajmer-Merwara 2 39 87 5 ... *** *** [Vide Section III-Police.] STATE MENT E. No. 10. Return showing equipment, discipline and general internal management of the force for 1911. TOTAL STRENGTH, PUNISHMENTS. REWARDS. EDUCA. TION. APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION AZUAYEXT OD THE FOBCE. NOUDEB OY Cor. BTABLES, NOUDER VBO IAVE LBIT THE TOBCE DURING THE YEAR. PERCENTAGE OX TOTAL ACTUAL STREXGTI OY SANOTIONED. ACTUAL DIBMI6SBD. PUNISHED DEPART. METALLY OTILRW16C TUAN DY DIE LIBSAL. PONIBUED JUDICIALLT DY A MAGISTRATE OI SISEIONS Court. Under Sections Onder Uuder Police 930, 331 and Chapter IX Other Aot. 349, !pdian of Indian OTCUCOS. Peval Code. Code. REWARDED DURING THE YEAR, NONBEB OP POLICE WIIO CAX READ OR WRITR. Penal DISTRICT, Number of rics. Namber of smooth-bores. Number of refolrers. By khillats, presents, good. conduct stripce or money rewards. and ander scar and under 8 Number enlisted during the threo years' service. ten years' Rervice. of three years Or ten years and under 17 years' service. or ODC year. On pension or gratuity. without By resigpation pension or gratuity. Bs discharge otherwise than under preceding columns. Rango. By promotion. Admissions into hospital. Daily average number of men absent from duty on account of sich ne88, Officers. Officers. Oficers. 8 or 17 years' and ovet. Officers. Men, Officers. Men, al officeгв. Men. Officers. By dismissal. By descrtion. Oficers. Men. Ry death, Men. The Officers. * Men, Men, Aen. Deaths. 3 e Men. 10 8 2 11 14 15 18 23 25 83 27 28 29 30 35 36 37 I 2 1 Ajmer-Merwara 30 40 0051 40 805 18 2 2 1 1 .. 8 100 *** ... 122 40 109 178 237 124 78 17 ..4 70 •1. 4 976) 10 300 Smooth-bore M. II. Car. bineb • 60 8month-bore M. H. Magkets. .280 NOTR.---This statement does not inclado Assistant or Deputy Suporintendeuts or oficers of higher rank. Head Constablos abould be shown as mon. Vacancies :- 10 Constables at Rs. 10-0 0 por month. R. E. COUPLAND, Superintendent of Police, djmer-Blerwara, ·(de Boction III-Criminal and Civil Justice ) Judicial Statement No 1-(Cıvıl and Criminal), No 11 - Statement showing the number of Judicial Divisions, and the number of Of cers erercising Appellate or Original Jurisdiction in the District of Ajmer-Mervara on the last day of the year 1911 with the cost of trsbunals IUTAL NUMBER OF OFFICERS EIER CISING ORIGINAL OR APPELLATE JURISDICTION TOTAL NUMBER OF CABES DECIDED ORIGINAL APPEALE Yaxs or Drerstor Papalet sa. Aamber ol & Tik 004 for Courte Under hiel out but superio to Chlet ourte of districta Namber of rub-dist fets Aumber of districts of Pof Chiet Court Judges of other courts tr t Courts 138 BINABI Judges of Chloe Courte Judges of Distrit Courts other than Chief Courte, Mar tra en and Sub-Judge I clase. 11 and iti e Lameter aong_24930 JO 802pup BRUN of districta Total rece pte of the Courta Total ebazges of the Courts Miscellaneone Regular Regular a Miscelaneous 1 3 8 7 8 9 10 11 13 13 14 10 16 Cyl 2711 501,395 1 1 10 16 8 663 30984 20 OF AJMER MERYARA FOR 1911 1912 Grader of Judicial Oncers Earopeana Kelines Ajmer-Worwara Criminal 2,711 501,395 77 337,202 176 2 Revenue High Court Judges 1 Officers ezero ning both OT gibal Bod appellate ja vasd otrop District Judges subordinate Judges. 1 2 Small Catro Court Jadges TOTAL 2 711 ornel . 2 Officers exercis ng JUTL8 diction only 3 5 01 395 1 2 2 2 101 33* 15 9351 308 260 / 20 Muffa . 16 A0731-luma sub-brod Tefal - Tbo estries to be soade bere 1 show the area and popaietroz of the easke diellt teostatago sumber of distreto add tod districte for Circ Criclos sod 1 erenad purposes de actual puzloz of persone trerciales 15 C 1 omen shown in the top al d 10 33 (CI DELO ) the former Enerci Crimla powers also. S 16 and 17-Tbo Jodicial recephe and chasshould be shown abole jutu they appear in the Treaders secoubts care being taken that the charga cs COLLt of balldings so lacladed in columnu 17 +7 O ALCULA 22dri boid Ciril And Criminal powers benca the total sumber vi oficers in 10 AT HOLME, ICS, COM243310Mer Cad District and Sessions Judge, Ajmer-Nervara 45 ·46 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION [Pido section III-Criminal.] Judicial Statement No. 2-(Criminal). No. 12.--Statement of offences reported and of persons tried, convicted and acquitted of each class of offence in the limer-Persoara District during the year 1911. DUBORIPTION 07 0770xOS. Number of offences roported. Number of cases rotarned as true. Number of cases barught to trial during the year. Under trial during the fear including pouding from pro Tlous jcar. a Acquitted or discharged. Dicd, escaped or transferred to auother proflocc. Romaiving undor trial. Casce pending at the closo of tbp year, Convictod. BENAPET, 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 1. I.-OFFENCES UNDER THE PENAL CODE. Offences against the Stato Chapter VI, sections 121 to 130. ... ... .. I. ... Offences against the Army and Nars- Chapter VII, Sections 131 to 140 : .. ... . ... ... 2 1 1 8 8 ... ffonces against the public tranquillity- Seotions 113 to 145, 149 to 151, Unlawful assembly 157, 158, 1-47, 148, Chapter VIII 152 and Riotin y, cto. 163. 164 to 166 Section 160 Affray 8 6 6 53 19 18 16 3 30 3 . 3 26 11 15 ... ... ... 1 58 ... 64 " 69 114 39 . 11 54 10 Offences by or rolating to publio sorvants- Sections 161 to 169 By public servants Chapter IX Section 161 servants Contempts of the lawful authority of pablic servants Chapter X, Sections 172 to 190 Sections 170, 171 :} Relating to public ... 2 2 1 1 1 Kalse evidence and offences against public oficers Sections 193 tu 200. False evidence, subordination, etc., of pablic servants. 201 to 211,7 Chapter XI 213 to 215, 217 to 223, ( Offences against 227 to 229, publio justice. 212, 216, 224 to 226. 11 13 9 10 14 6 6 1. Offences relating to coin and Government stamps— Sections 231 to 25.1. Offences relating Chapter XII to coin. 255 to 263. Offences relating to stamps. ... ... ... ... I 4 6 2 5 ... .. ta 10 10 10 16 11 .. 2 2 2 2 1 1 ... .. Offences relating to woights and measures.me Chapter XIII, Sections 264 to 267 Offencos affecting tho pablic health, safety, convenience. decenoy and morals (Sections 289, 270 and 277. Offences affecting 271 to 276 public healtb. and 278. 284, 287 and 288. 279 to 283, Offences affecting 285. safety. Chapter XIV 286 and 289 Section 290 291 Sections 292 to 294 . Offences affecting decency and morals. fSection 2944 Keeping lottery office or pablishing proposals for lottery. Offences relating to religion- Chapter XV, Sections 296 to 297 and 298 Offences affecting 1 1 1 2 2 . 3 1 ] 16 1 1 15 ... .. ... ... ... 5 3 3 7 2 *** 5 2 ·OY AJMER JERYARA FOR 1911 1919 LV.de Section 111-Criminal] No 12-Statement of offences reparled and of persons tried COnlicted and acquilted of each clau of offence ** the Aymer Verwara District during the year 1911-contd. 10 ferred to JO INO D1EORIPTIOJ 0T OUICE Neuber of of es reported. Nombe of ze stared a true 7980014 30 un * 1sl doring the yer Is Dead ng For ye po3 sq.popo nb Beratung a do triel Pan to Lace Coorl od o legon Elin 1 6 I - OFFENCES UNDER THE PENAL CODE-Contd 14 2 C 6 13 3 10 2 11 2 8 COCIN 3 P 4 2 4 egee eta 3 2 2 2 2 nfants 3 3 3 3 3 46 37 46 113 65 34 3 777 425 459 (1 303 1 012 193 16 142 48 2 2 1 4 LA 8 31 5 12 3 4 8 596 362 383 1 116 936 93 88 29 Offences affect ng the buman body- Secto B 302 and 303 Murder Sectn 37 Attempt at murder 304 Culpab e home 8048 Causing death by Tash or negl g atat 309 Att mpt at cal p ble horno de Section 305 and 308 Abetme t of su c de Section 309 Attempted suc de 311 Tь Sections 312 to 315 Cadgang m в tarn ge So tuon 316 lojory to unborn ch ldren 317 Етро це of 818 Concealment of b rth by secret d sposal of dead body Sections 325 to 331 Hurt th aggra and 333 Vat ng c ICID stances Chapter XVI 3 3 334 324 33 and Other cases 380 to 338) 341 Wroc, ful restra nt 312 to 34% Wrongful confae 348 to 348 mut 343 852 305 and 358 Cum val force or 853 34. 306 and 888andt 357 364 368 aud K doapp. & or 367 foro ble abdocton wth agxra yat ng circum stanc s 363 365 368 Other cases Bad 369 370 and 371 Slavery 32 and 373 Bay ng or sell og a cor for the parpose of pros t tat on Sect on 374 Foro d labour 36 Rape 37 Unnataral offence Ofences against prope ty- Secta os 382 Thelt th aggra yat Dg curcan $ Ances 379 to 391 Other cas s and 401 386 to 389 Estort on sgravat ng er cumstances 984 and 385 Other cases Chapter XVII Robbery Section 994 1 th hort 392 Other cases 393 Attempts 896 With nurder 897 W th attempt to causa dea h or grierous hart 8 6 7 18 17 1 11 8 12 7 2 9 2 2 1 ܝܕܟܬ ܝܕܚ 4 9 4 3 1 UN 2 3 326 275 255 391 107 248 1 25 14 5 1 2 2 1 1 1 13 1 1 1 1 Daco ty- ·AS APPENDICES TO TIE REPORT ON TUE ADMINISTRATION (Vido Sootlon III-Criminal.) No. 12.Statement of offences reported and of persons (fird, conrichvil and acquitteil of cach class of offence in the Amer-dlermuru District duriny the year 1911-contı. Descailtfox OI OXTINCI, Saber ol ofcccarepcrian Samice of cind hiera time. koster ol cases lico: to trill dunca the juni L'odor izlal during th: e*: 13 9:1712 :*f* 1.1 DI .cooped or transcried to A' 0:1. I rorit.c. docuitori argent livsstil. Csacs poudlis at the close of tty เป็น 19:23 20 in II Corici. IXAISI, 1 3 6 7 10 I._OFFEXCES UYDER TILE PENAL CODE-Cuitd. . ... *** ... ... ... .. ... Offundes against property-rundu. Dacoity-conlil. Sition 398 Atli mpted robo kury ur d..cuity when armed with deadly Fulput15. Sortiony 303, 39.9,) and Oibor cured } ܝܙ 1 1 ... ..1 ... 12 6 6 3 2 1 1 92 06 23 19 ... 13 12 10 US *** .* or st 8.3 70 61 3 33 .. 10 ... ... ... Chapter XYII 303 and 106 Criminal min. soppropriation of pruperty. Jou to 103 Criminal breach and 102. of trom All tull. Receiving or liabiluilly dealing in #tolon plundered prus perly. 17 to 120. Chestio's 21 to 2 Pruudulent docu's or disposition of property. 3li.chici- 120 to $33 und 133 to Wish 185risaling $10. circulustaucis. 120, 27 and Other c...03 Sortion 23 Criminal trespass Sections 153 ondsco Resulting in deith or gricrolls burt. 19 to 10% commision 161, 155, of Busivus .137 olonces. 409. $19, .100, Otber casc3 and 8 1 0 6 1 1+ 203 111 in 137 355 302 19 07 10 . 1 1 3 1 ... 11. For 101 S3 91 36 100 3 ADI 193 107 193 313 279 22 17 8 5 6 8 6 1 ... ... 1 ... ... .. ... 1 ... ... ... ... .. ... .. . Odances relating to docaments and to trado or property murk, Sectious 165 to 171 Forgory or nt:or. aud 17.1. inor pa 910ssiog forsel du u Iolutt ur papers 173 to 178. Counterfuiting or mirking, pot-d-Bing counterfuit, scal, etc., for purposes of forgery. Section 77 Fraudulently destroying or defacing it will or Obapter IVIIT other document. Sections 199, 486, Using falso 487 ond trailc or property 483. mark, and knowingly selling property inorkid. 483 to 185 , Counterfeiting or marking, or pos. Begging a dio, plate, or in tro. ment for countorfeitinga trade property mark. Section 489. Removing, stroying, etc., a trado or pro perty mark with intent to causo injury. 60 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. or de. ... ... ...

·OF AMER-MERYARA FOR 1911 1912 40 [T'ida Section III--Criminal] do 12 --Stalerrent of offences reported and of persons ipsed, convicted and acquitted of each class of offence 19t the liner-Ileruara District during the year 1911-concld DCACRIPTION 01 072CE Aumber of olences reported Member of cases returned u true Dome of caros brought trial during the year TO Burdad sa patut tal eno Acquutted ord scharged Dedes opied or transferrod to 22016uzo e Casped ding at the close of • Rema ning ond rt ial Convited FEN141 2 6 6 I-OFFENCES UNDER THE PENAL CODE-concld 1 1 1 2 2 I 19 65 188 1-18 5 4 31 12 34 26 27 5 2 11 6 Criminal breach of oor tincts : d service Chapel XIX Se tiors 190 to 492 Offene relating to wari age- Chapter Xect one 493 to 493 Defamati n- Charter XVI S cto 18 500 to 002 Crunala tu mdat on 11. It or abnuyan e- Sucuion 108 The threat being to cause dexth Chapter XXII or other grev ou hurt Sections 604 to 510 Other cases II -OFFCACES UNDER SPECIAL AND LOCAL LAWS Code of Criminal Procedure Capter VIII Se tons 107, 108 and 119 Security for keep po tle peace I hapter VIII, Sect on 109, 110, S car ty for good behavi 18 12 12 14 11 3 66 50 52 159 108 9 1 23 28 33 40 7 39 A 4 4 1 Act XI of 1878 5 4 5 4 Army and N P trule m Act VIII 1899 Cantoome to Act Act XIII of 1889 Cattle Irespx 8 Act 1 of 1871 891 89 2 688 64 2 692 69 2 838 193 2 €2 10 773 73 32 32 2 32 14 23 8 40 32 119 16 38 39 86 15 10 2 8 24 8 23 1 13 ܐܝ 20,6 | 1778 1 847 2 3.7 20 2) 23 2 369 22612 393 2 417 1 2 1 1 410 1 985 17 60 2 349 1 27 1 5 3 5 1 2 2 tampe A t II of 1899 The Han ble the Chief Commissioner » Not fication regard n111 - - 16 12 160 41 121 16) 19 ?CO 41 123 161 109 103 35 1 1 1890 6 TOTAL 8 618 7191 474 11 91413 936 1 573 62 593 212 1 be taken to should Y XIV have been and less all other cases in wh ch & Magistrate declared that the charge was fale, and that the offence beter occurred, or which were digm15sed as fr volong and roxatious Bad in wh ch the complainant was food ander bocton NC PO Column 5 -Th colates should be the total of calamba 6 to 9 plus column 9 of preras statemeat Lolu an 8 - Persona transferred from one court to another in the same Prov ruce are not to be entered in this colion. Colum*9 A note sonid le added in the colomo of remarta showing respectively the number of perduda wbo died escaped or The ace AT HOLVE, ICS, Commissioner, Amer. Verwars ·50 APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON TIIN ADMINISTRATION (Vido Soction III Criminal.] Judicial Statomont No. 3-(Criminal), No. 13.- Statement of liscellaneous Procecilings under the Criminal l'rocedure Code in Ajmet-lerroasa during the y 1911-19 NATURE OF PROCEEDIN98. Tohil numbur ol Caloa bo. furo thy Carti during tho year. Yombor Noplor of Nombor of of pursuin pureuda dial pitsun# Qulcorini, obasgud. conviotud. Paroon under trinl at the end of thự REXALLA. 1 3 7 ... .. ... 191 03 19 60 101 37 9 GI 66 3 80 1 ... ... 1. Proceedings .gainst witnienica under Chapter VI Cand Hection 195 3. Proceedings under Chapter VIII to prevent brosch of the 3. Provveding under Chiapur viii, security for sovi behaviour 4. Prosrrdings Against local nuisanccs, Chapter i 8. Frivolos or resutinus nccnsations, sumirarily deali withi under Chapter XX, section 250 7. Non-ati ndance of jururs ur iBcro, Chapter xxur, section 333 8. Jininteouncu. Chapter XXXVI 0. Forfeiture of bail or nici gnizince under Chapier XLII 10. Pruceeding undor Chapter XLVI, section 603, against convicted offenders released under section 603 11. Section 106, Chapter IV 3 5 ... ... 3 1 ... 3 1: 10 3 10 3 2 C 1 1 1 ... .. .. TOTAL 150 203 107 119 Notrs.Column 1, Gul hvad 6.- Complainanta Oned cado: icctiua O aro rut toto coleted as acariciad in Stalcroata ?, Sor 6, tal ito lactisi Encs tavius bonimoocd may lo noted in the culuma ( Monarka o! Statement lainattb«cpl..ini: prcfcrre ly theme Column 1, 8ubheads'? and 3.- Casca poder actiola 107, 118, 10, 110, 118.1.0, 1:3, C. P. c., *all alau apicar under 1.0 appruprinto bead tho Sobodulo in Statewont. Porrota convicted uidor obiceo beads and cognised to giro ecourir or rcccroirasco ondor EOCLIC 1:0, 1:), C. P. C., will also nppow la Slatonou: 5. Columin 1. fubtrude 4,5 und 5.- Casos sodos toro Sabolcade will cot as pest is Slaico.cate ?, Scot. Jury caror codor Claaplorr howoror, aproar in Slalomost 13. A. T. HOLJE, I.C.S., Cocorissiuner, Ijiner. Versora.

·10 ore Code (1 Bection III-Criminal] Judicial Statement No, 4-(Criminal), No 14-Statement slowing the General Result of Criminal Trials sx the Tribunals of various Classes ta Aymer-Merwera in the year 1911 PERSOVS WHOSE CASES WERE DISPOSED OF CONTACTED On regular inal Youthful offenders dealt with under Section 31 Act VIII of 1897 On summary trial onthfal off nders d alt with und Bet on 31 Act VIII of 1897 CLAS Or COCBTJ Total number of persons undor tral Ded escaped or transferred to another Province Discharged of acqa tted Released on probation Sec 662 Cnminal Pro Se sei internet of days during which Persons remuning on er tral at the end of the year Sentence passed. Domber of cases disposed of doring the y ar Released on probation Sec on 56 Criminal cedure Code Discharged after Admonition Delivered to pa rent or guard tan etc Sentence paused. Dscharged after admon tion. Nemler of wtnesnes examined Committed of referred Delivered to pa rent or guard Lad etc Arerare each cabe Pending cakes PIXARX 1 3 7 8 10 11 12 14 16 16 OP AJJEL-NERYARA FOR 1911 1913 6 1 331 4277 213 4489 10 67 1018 90 Village Of Socra ſpecial Mag 4 rates under Sec tron 14 Eabori Data Magu Honorary Mag strates itt ug traum #ngly 6 826 Stofary Magistrates atting ngły 2nd and 3rd clans 2 4311 St. penduary Maxistrates, 1st clau 2 7691 Dutrict and 1) yle oral Magurates-Cane referred under hertious 317, 319, Cnt al Procedure Codo Chief Ministrates of Datricta 176 Court of SUA DI 101 buperior Courts TOTAL 113144 6 1 663 37 876 439 981 206 3 Il 893 1.30 26 29 1 100 23 69 1832 1 316 81 30 118 • 27 11 21 8 G1 11 1190 61 27 183 128 48 3 986 6,199 1 375 14 5n3 73 2761 4637 | 21. Norts-Column 1 Bub-Mead Court of Reprone -Incladou che decidod by Session. Jadgos on reference ander section 123 CPC Column 1 bulwhead" urnor Courts -Inclader ono docided by the High Court og roleronce under Boct OD 807 and 371 OPC Column 2-Tato be toll of lad entries in aulampa 3 to & The cases of person transferred from one Cuurt to another la fo samo prorinoo will appear only against the Court by wbucb decided or in which pead of 1 tbe end of the year it not decidol Column -A pola sunt the gare for each Court should be made in the colemn of remarks showing soparately how many socato persons were transferred to other pronocos Columny i and 6.-L'ersons whone CANCI WERS rolerrod to a saperior Court for bigbez problement, for ordere under section by Cnmal procedure Co le or for cobrat ou of Fontenco w to entered to column 7 od pot la colonos 3 and 6 nalost the Court making the referonce. Against the Court receiving the toforence they ll be about cont cted or acquittoj, according to the order posed by it or a pued og I unde a bave Dot best used Column 7.-There OAN U sluo be hown against the Magistrate abo bado thorsferenca entry be og madou à roctod sboro CINI-AD 100 Decoral who has been sent to lanatio naylat should be kopt un tbo ela and entered in this coluwn unti ho has been ined and e ter convicte 1 of Acquitted Column -Unis cares in which the accused diod Ocampoil or fi transferred CH 10 - A calculating the darul on before the Magistrator Courue the starting point to be taken in got tho dato o coroplaint or of imat en bat that of appeal onelon or attends ta on tuto mon or otherwise of the 100!. Aur gard. Cuart. of Besion e actaslon bar of days ocop od should be g ren commeno dy from the data como imele Cases in which the wood has lauded bofuro attuntur hu. *capol from cantus sooll be taken of the fetull the person i aplicated appear Omatal-The Barniolla slalement obou tee with those of Statement No. 3 And shveld Inolade gothias oleo AT NOVI, ICS, Commis:10 ieT, tymor Jerra a 51 ·Judicial Statoment No. 5-(Criminal). 02 [7.do Sootion III-Criminal.] No. 15.---Statement showing the punishments inflicted by the rarious Criminal Tribunals in the district of Ajmer. Jcrmara in the year 1911-1912. DET.I11. OF PUYISHSILST. PERSONS SENTCYCED TO Irrinox. lui1.1:0 1:1 T. 15111IID. Fise. CLA88 or TCIDUNAL. Perrone ordered to find or giro preur is. ur ncognizarco to Long the grace, or murit.cg for furll.clarirur. Peraksinimisrienied in denult of srcarils (7800 Lolorfuur. Penal Scrritnde. - Forfcitoro of Troperts. e Transportation. R* :oondaluar, cs, Pr.:0 ard arder. 100 ard ardes. during Trial normaat of finna thin JM: is Nr. 10 nr:d andor. during Tidiinmenot of fines tlo sent. - Do. 1,60'nad neder. Aloro lir, ?,CM. Anoint naiuliony of compc 31 fiou. '13 nynordin der. JUNIR H' di andar. 11 Gironthaand mrs. Number of boss 04 montonce PIC Oummitoil to irtontion in a Rofurmatory Fohool. OLTRAI 11.dor. Rigorosa. 21 trips and i'mer. Contripea nuud unilor. 113) A bore yoorn. 10 stripinn and mor. Whipping Simplo. from $11 10 Death. ، ، ܕܪܐܝ Fino. 1 CH 16 1 6 10 lis. Rs. ks. APPENDICES TO TIIL REPORT OX TIIE ADMINISTRATION 6,773 0.103 1,175 32 60 ... ... ... 86 1,210 ... ... . ... Subordinato Magistrates- Honorary Nagistrates sitting ingly Stipendiary Magistrates siling sing'y, 2nd and 3id class Stipendiary Magistintes, lst class *** 191 307 13 5 19 3.050 2.315 ... .. ... ... . 82 3.,2,379 .227 10 9.0.3 CO C,093 1,353 0 123 3 1! 1.131 ... 13 202 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ► 23 ܝܝܙ ... District Magistrates Casey referred under 600- tion, 317, 319, Criminal Procolure Colo District Magistentes Courts of Sesrions Superior Courts ... . ... ... es 103 3 is si ... ... 1 1 1 .. . ... I. 2 6 . OV ... ... 1. ... . ... 2 6 TOTAL 361 6 S* 290,579 19 6,1181 17,613 2) 1.0.1 20. 1.63 139 $?!? *** ... No118.-Column 1, Hub-hrad" Courta nf Brosnak." Includes citon drodd logo Svib, Otin Judend ourna.com.dorno.ti tik 31,11 aa!!!J.CP.C. Column 1, Hub-her" Suprinr Couria"-Inoldus Clos de Casting the thighs C. 174 un riliep.co wider rattruumidit, 1.0 Column 10.-lucludon tinos realizod during the star, thou,li inibioned in giurios yrats This clubun ia serikali sl.un !. realizando oft f.1.4* i pelset.c.it in the carrix c! rizion jurisdiction only, Columu 20.--Soprouonto com uiidastion Awardui tu cumplissants ut.dr motion : 15. ice Sulltan Ibuvakasin abwildenbruluolunuwurthitheadshot".vad" aidat "in c..unawr 15 ... 19%, ar ilus un part of hugh linh. Quncral. (0) Tlio total of columns 5, 6 and 11 thould contengond with the totalit colamu891109: 11 oth i.cluoire), and then turalricoli.she bloulderruismithslctcalul cubi. 41: :17.celarire. (2) 1'}is #tutun.ont in mont tv cambit avery ropterea spada, where the furnituu6110 ried it. tlu Protetiver, tolll th. ia ti the Pursler te vrake the malesef gin as icted in this state quent ay pruneliod, with the nuubur uniorcu nervniciod 11 kiuten wat dit in Lomonty to $ !0 Cuneo aucltatlone is which $1.11... cus of chilisti da urdired us der fr.lil va luo!' te. In roguruk DWTHON Lord o ih Wiro ruleruud lurkilar saruhaneut ur fir cuntrastruli ci sultinci, tlu f'ui,inl.l.cu, of ..!!), brindly etwa Lor Cuirlo aluú lucrtczu AIL: buc! liglur Court, zu not against the Court inaling the roluruucu. A. T. HOLME, 1.C.S., Commissioner and Sessions Julge, oljnuerllerkara.

·(Pud. Section III -Criminal] Judicial Statement No 6-(Criminal) No 16-Statement showing the result of appeal and religion in esminal cases in the Dutriet of Ajmer Berrota in the year 1911 1912 NOXBIR OT TARSONS REMARKS TEIBONALI, T tal Dumber of appollet ad appli cuatuit remien belure to Conrts Diod escaped or truco ferred to anotler Prorinee Apposle OP Dplacetoo Tojected Fontence OP order o airsol Average Damber of a&to dor ng which enca appeal lastad fontenon ro laced ar otber 16 alterol. Bentance calanced Neutral T eferred Eentence Prorecding or forthor Iren 08 TETOTzod qongaud. to the e jour ordered Hagh Court Pending trul 3 1 $ 5 7 8 9 10 13 11 12 APPXALS AND PETIBIONS 197 80 68 47 an 31 3 1132 17-91 23 2 To D strict Magistrates Courts of SESSIONE y Depaons Compacted perior Courts by Gore nment Tom y dgments of Roquattal TOTAL 216 10 23 14 S3 40 16 15 OF AJVER VERYARA FOR 1911 1912 REVISION By District Vagistrates Carta of Sessions Super or Courts TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 216 105 22 33 2 40 16 16 Notas-Column 2 Total of columns 3 to 12 Cases transferred from one Cart to another in the same Pror nso will appear only against the Court by which decided or in wh eh perd ng at the end of the year, if not decided. The worden Applicants for tevi cn in the bend ng of the culama ah nld be beld to loclado o lynccus d 1 ETA On whore b balf an epication for res: n is ander in hoe i terest the Magistrato or Jodge Day tske stepa to OD ID reFlir Obow Dotion Where Ench appcato is made or auch eteps are taken on behall I a complaina t the fact whould be noted wth the puo ber o complainants concerno in the clown of Remarks In the latter case the accused perrons Fanat whom the appl cs On guade though not a pear tog in the oulaan wul fall autu their fivper Columns Poppende samt bod oador rect on *** Pegboala bo entered that this colonia e note us held to apply also to cares dealt mit dy tdo ll ske Court en renow ol retorna. Column 10 --When a sentence 13 reversed or proceedings are quarbed on appeal and Dentraler fortzer engo ry u at the emo timo ordered, the Appellate Court should not fill o column 3 ua well as column 10,0 column 9 as well loolama 10 in each case respect rely both old make the entry in solumn 10 vals Column 1 - Duration of appeale appl cat cos for rension og reference abould be calealated thus- (1) Appeals from date of rece pt 11 office of the petition of appeal (2) Applications for revist from the date of appl cation Cases dealt with by the Court o berw ae than on application ---from date of the order calling for tho records and General --Pozsong boso appeale were rejected under section 421 Ct oldal Procedore Code should be entered la colonn 4 11 which should also be included applicants for ro71100 wbone cases the Coorto have melneed to part to thotel Court Io colobus 5 to 10. should be shown oppos to the sub beads for Magistrates ! Daatrict and Courts of bebelung ITBUDS Whose ceeee were d spored uſ by thobe Courts without reforence to the High Court 841 in column 11 all PETHODA whoge danes thens Courte referred to the lush Court AT HOLME, IOS, Commissionei and Sesnona Judge, 4mer Nervera 53

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·Other suits for money or mogeables No 17 - Statement showing the number and descriptson of Cıml Susts instituted ss the Civil Courts in the District of Ajmer-Vervoara sn the year 1911. SVITS TOR MONEY OR MOTRABL3 PROPERTY BITRAUE BUITE TITLE a P ОTHIN BUITA CLAN 07 Tental Contract in writing RXMARKO to Contract not in anting Os account stated. peapa982 put prq Lago . Wages work end materials Rent not falling under the Rent Goods sold. La Moveable property or value thereof Arrears obter and h or without Cjectment or cancelment of lease Enlyncement or abatement of rept Damages for extortion or withhold og recepte or on account of Relating to distrale ilegal restraint or other carte Fotorectent or rocorery of posed For pattaho or kabalyuta For recovery of money or accounts All other su to under the Rent Law declate and estab! kk righte Suits for declaratory decreea the Sults for immoveable property Dot speluded above Toner saute under the ope e Ruket DOT Adeady emption foreclusurs, etc sona) rights and establish per Saletelating to religions endow Suits for an account ground of fraudations on Suits for dissolation of daaring Sulta for enforcement of matri So ta for part tion. Balts relating to religion and caste Suits relating to sb pping Adminletrat on kuts monal nights Ruta uader rection 3A1 Act I of Dissolotigs of partnership Interpleader suite 1565 (aleo Hindu wills Act) Other stations onder any of the previous beads ta maruer & GUD TOTAL 1 3 101 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 23 24 25 28 27 80 SL 328934 85 86 37 $9 COUETS IN THE INTERIOR 1 --CIVIL COURTE Uprald Tribunal Fall Bub-Divialanal Tr bunalo Amall Cuuso Court Dla rict Courts other than Chlet Courtaol D strets TOTAL 326 195 3 $ 20640 6 18 88 4 4 1 200 269 305 132 719 2004 820 9988 8 7 3 DI 1.21 3 580 1 196 1 778 629 15 3 14 74 2 1 326 1361 co 211140 6 18 38 4 1 9 8,212 NOTI Column 83 - Appi cat ons dudar section 206 of the Ind an Contract Act of 1872 shonld be entered in this eo amn OLK SOM a la salute and 2 Chapter 17 datu Cawal Procedure Code whicula be entered on alaterpleader suits u tkia oodamo. Casse aeder sectia 978 Cru Procedure Coule should be entered ua Judaexal Etatement > Part II av Misoenlandona Col. 82. Applications ander sect ons 623 and 65 of the Ciel Procedure Code and cia ma under boet ou 831 euould be entered as seats in this column the plaintxhould be shown Ofer again in the statements General.-In statements VI VIII and is only those plaints that have been registered should be thowo ll the plaint ie returned or rejected before regwtration, it shonld not fnd entry in the statements If an Oppeal against an order rejecting registered plaint in granted OF AJMER MENYARA FOR 1911-1912 Judicial Statement No. 8-(Cıvıl). [Pode Section III-Civil.) No 18 --Statement showing number and value of suits instituted on the Civil and Revenue Courts on the District of symer-Merwara in the year 1911 NUNSE) 09 suite INSTITUTED IN TID DINTRE COURTS Valus OY 80178 Not exceeding Ei 10 Not or ceeding Rs 60 Not exceeding R, 100 Not trceed og Rs 600 Not exceeding BA 1000 Not exceeding RS 6 000 Not exceed of Rs 10 000 Exceed DE Anmber of suite the value of wbih cannot be estimated La toores REMAITO Re 10 000 Total Talue of sata 2 6 6 6 10 11 14 R COCBT8 IN THE INTERIOR CITIL CODI! Copata Tritacals Pald Bob-Diy s onal Tribunale Bina Capo Courta Dlatrict Courto other than Chef Courts of Districts Chiol Courts al Duh 229 28 763 696 718 248 273 281 1043 89 46 14 972 637 19 3 757 0 0 3 17 166 1 0 1 51 229 0 0 7 583 OO 1 TOTAL + 1 238 3 901 1 639 1,503 90 45 14 4 19 738 0 0 AT HOLME, 105, Comm98810ner and District lidar comor le- ·92 JUMBER OF SUIIS DISPOSIL UN CLASS ON COU 1:78. Total nnmber of boits beforo the Courta Pilebretion III-Civil.) Judicial Statement No. 9 - (Civil). No. 19.-Stulemcut shoring the general result of the trial of Civil and Rerenue Cases in the Courts of Original Jurisdiction in the District oljner-leruara ix the year 1911 PART I.--Civil Suits. 1FITuooT CONTE6T. Transferred to Courts in other prorince8. No ON REPEILENCE TO HEITRATION. I'Tu CONTEST, Withont trial. Avr:AOI DUNIA TION OP UII. er Compromisod. Dorreod con{casion. be Decrord poite' Ijamie od et. For plaintiff. parte, Ő For defendaot. ia Judgment for Paintiff wholo part. Peailing at the closo of the Judgment for 2 defendant. Yambor of cnfcs pending moro than three muntha At tbo cleso of tho year. NEMAIIKU. 8 Fear. Contested 9 5 Uncontested. 11 13 14 15 COURTS IN TIIL INTERIOR. 1.CIVIL Covers. l'npaiil Tribunal l'aiu Sub-Divisiunul Tribunals Suall C18 Counts District Courts other than Chief Courts of Districts Chict Courts of Districts 1,322 2,591 ... . 17 ... 6,301 280 5:21 1 1,038 231 278 689 337 105 1,373 135 201 1,1781 93 54 16 5 16 23 3. Days. 4 2 53 270 512 5 Daya. 19 66; 133 TOTAL 1 158 701 70J 40 23.4 118 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT OX TIIZ ADIINISTRATION . 10,235 9.857 40.530 1.19136 52:1123 0.1022 162.018 ... o 12,410 1,300 1 2,180 1,5141 172 3 1 1 ... 73 220 12 510 8.1 220 1,573 303 187.89 30.27 Not.6.-Column-Total of thu entries in columns 3 to 13. Cafos tranfferrod from ono Coort to anothor in the same Prorince will appear only against the Court by which dcoided, or in which pouding at the clo:0 of the year, if not dicoided. Tho number of cases pecding from tho preceding gear should be no ed in thio oulumn of Romurko, and when doduotod from the total of columns should lento a balanco corrosponding with the total of colamn 35 of Statement VII. "If aftur deductiug the arreurs shown at tho out of tho provivad your, tho Lulnuco doce uot ugroo with the figures in column is of Statoment VII, the difference should bo explained. Colurin G. When under kection 10%, C. P. C., a decrco is wholly or partially nado in favour of an absent plaintiff up tho admission of tho defendant, tlo caso thould bo entored in this colum. Colums 8.- Acaso in rhich dofcr.dant appeare, but a plaintiff doce not, and defcndant docs not oonfess judgment nod the case in thorou pun diamninyod, tho cuso khould be entirod in this column. Cabriols 15 ani 10.-ih rogurds the uncrage duration of suits, the date of their prosentatiou of the pluing thall be cuneiderc no tlo dnto of institution, uulos Bumno duroct or omission requires tu bo awended before the plaint can bo ndmittcd, in which caso tko datu of admission after amcodmout #boll be regarded as tho dato vf inrtitution. With regard to applications to cxccuto deorece, tho dnto of their presentation abould alono be considerod. In calculating arcrage duration, the tino cint tho suit bay boon uctualiy pondmgiu tho particulier Court shonli alıny bu caloulatod. Tbu interval should be omittod during which an application for FOSILIT wbich has buco granted, ut uu ul pead in thick un order of rumund lwy bcou perted, Locu pluding in tho saperior Coart. Rovived baits aru to bo treated 13 if powly instituted on ruviral. A. T. IIOLME, 1.C.S., Commissioner and District Judge, 1jmer-Ucriara.

·IPvle Soction JII-Ciril.) Judicial statement No 94-(Civil) de 20 - Slalement showing the general result of the trsal of the Cecil and Revenue cases in the Courts of Original Junsdiction in the Dosinct of Ajmer-Vorpara $3 the year 1911 PART II MISCELLANEOUS CABts- (JUDICIAL) ACHBLB OF CASES DISPOSED OP WITHOUT COTTIST OR BUI1BXCE TO AJITUTIO FITX COTIOT CHAN. 01 COST TO Bamber of came Belor be Coorle TTIPO 1o Courts Is o her proviD. Penalng at the clout of the Taar paber of caso pedlog more an three bon se at the close of the year Todement for Whole or part Todomept for detondan Avenus donation of car: BOB tested and apcontested. 1 2 3 8 6 8 . 10 11 13 13 14 16 36 OP AJIER JIERTARA FOE 1911 1912 COUNTS I TIIL ISTI 1.10R. I-Civil COCRTS Days Inpals Ir bunals 2 2 2 2 BOU Isid But tyu onal Tribunals 186 42 20 29 20 3 31 38 18 | 13432 bmull Cous Courts 111 16 13 7 4 19 18 20 14 10 60 30 Dulrct Cuurta oller tha2 Click Court of Dutreta 2 07 Chief Court of Dutricts 87 10 6 40 TOTAL 401 90 29 40 2 23 2 61 39 03 26 27-03 Xot- Total of the entre la compete trade erro foron Court to Another in the sec Prosine will appear only palart the cout by wbi decided er le bich pedig af tbe love of the year bal decided 0***r(1) wetlon, Laboall deltatel as locellanejad clel bet 13) martal application de silk by yo late tour ou solve trd in the Date 19 Indlate alea pt 10 Part 2, should not to owo la dla lalement, Tucla de Catalbuted Roder Bucerulo Corticale ack vor lane AT HIOLYE ICS, Commissioner, der Ankara 67 ·[Vide Sootion UI-Civil.] Judicial Statement No. 10-(Civil). 89 No. 21. Statement showing the business of the Civil and Revenue Appellate Courts of the District of Ajmer-Merwara in the year 1911, PART I.-APPEALS FROM DECREES. HEABD ex-parte. CONTEST&D. OLABA Ox Courte, Total number of appeals before the Court, Transferred Decision Dismissed to Courts confirmed, for default, in other section 551, or other." Provinces. C. P.C. niso not prosecuted. Conirmed. Modiged. Pepding. Of these peduling more than threo maths. Average duration of appeals. Objections 11 Deer section 561, Ac XIV of 1882. RENAPKB. Rorersed. Remanded. CoDormed. Dodifed. / Roperacd. Remanded. 1 2 3 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 16 17 18 COURTS IN THE INTERIOR. Days. Appeals from Original Decrees . ... ... ... ... ... *** ... ... . ... .. *** A_CIVIL COURTS. APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION District Appollato Courts (other than Chief Courts of Districts) 105 2 on 23 1 1 4 3 7 6 53 18 57.76 Chief Appellate Courts of Districlo 84 2 2 13 2 OT 3 52 ... 373:21 ... ► TOTAL 189 2 5 26 2 1 1 22 5 12 9 105 62 216.48 NOALS.--Column 2.--Total of the entrics in colamps 3 to 14. Cases transferred from oue Court to another in the same I'rorince will appear only against the Court by which decided, or in which pending at the close ot the year, if not decided. This column should also include appeals pendidg from the preceding year, the number of such being noted in the column of Remarks, A. T. HOLME, I.C.S., Commissioner and District Judgc, Ajiner-Merwara.

·(Vids Section III-Civil) Judicial Statement No. 104-(Civil). No 22-Statement showing the business of the Crvsl and Revenue Appellate Courts of the District of Ajmer-Verwara in the year 1911 PART II - MISCELLANEOUS (JUDICIAL) CASES BEFORE APPELLATE COURTS HBAED ** -porte COXTRATED Сво оСорав M scella Trans tred Deuion Disznlosed neous ca es to Courts confirmed for de alt before in other eetion 561 or other Appel sta Prov Doe CPC W108 DOG prosecuted. Copirmed Modified Pendlog Average of these duration of Object de pend. De cellades under more than Robbelo e sect on 501 tbree Appellato Act XIV mootba Courts of 1.83 BINABIS B1X4133 Lourts Resoreed. Remenda Confrmed. Modified Reperard Remanded 1 2 3 6 5 6 7 8 P 10 11 12 13 16 16 10 27 10 COURTS IN THE INTERIOR A-CIVIL COUETS Days District Appellate Couts other the Chief Coutts of Districts CF AJMER MERYARA FOR 1911 1912 4 1 1 2 97 74 000 Obzof Appellate Courts of D stricts 39 1 1 3 2 2 21 347 5 TOTAL 43 1 4 od $ 2 2 6 23 2422 XIX. -Col 12 - Total of tho entre a columu. to 14 McLaDeous Case before appellate Courts tradeferzed fom ove Court to scother in the same Provinces 11 appear only afsinst the court by which decided or in whed pendicg at the of applicat ons under the Cisel Procedure Code whi bare dealt wth by Appel ate Courte only the GIMI141 - This staterent showd in 1 de not peppeals from ordera bader section 588 of the Code of Cx Free & Er bof sleo appeuls du macellape of jodi al carts 1. the exe en tred DJ alal t teoreet 1X 1 art II ord the following clar. ( Uppit stion to an Appellate Court to withdraw or transfer an appeal section 25 (3) App! cat ons t r Jesve to apreal as a facer see on 692 (2) Appl eatlona for admesion or re-bearing of an appeal, sect10 668 6C0 Application for ture Dijudgreep seciou 6 3 AT HOLME, ICS, Commisstoner and District Judge, Aymer-Neruara. 69 ·3 adicial Statement No. 10 A.-(Civil). 60 No, 221. Statement showing the business of the High Court for Ajmer-Verwara in 1911. Total number of apneols or miscollaneous applications boforo tho Court. Transforred to Courts in othor Provinces. REMARKS. OLABB O! COORTS. Diamissed in default or otherwise pot Prosocuted. Rojocted as based on insufficient gruund. Judgmont or ordor indifiod. Judgment or order confirmed. Judgment or order ruvuracd. Peudiog. Objections Of theso ander Order pending moro SLI, rolo 22, than threo C. P. C., months. Act V of 1908. Caso romanded. 13 3 1 5 4 12 6 10 7 8 Appeals. High Court 23* 3 31 2 .. 3 1 J1 : • This includes 13 cases pcoding bioco Jast year. APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION Miscellaneous Civil Applications. High Court 2161 2 ... 132 *** - 10 61 33 * This incindes 39 cases pending since last year. II. R. N. PRITCIIARD, Captain, for first Assistant to the Chief Commissioner, Ajmer.Herioara.

·Beation 111-CITIL) Judicial Statement No 11-(Civu) do 23 --Statement skoning lhe result of proceedings of applications for the execution of the decreas of the Citul and Revenue Courls in the Dutrict of Aymer-Verwara 14 Ike year 1911, Wranjos DIP119) TABEB OY APPLICATIONS Os at 1 OTSAILS po 15TT OF ICE TOOTBALL YORINT OM WIN PARIGI YAL SITI Claw or Cerir Amoret tulised. 1 11 13 16 16 10 17 15 12 11 COURTS IN TIIE INTELIOR R. OY AJMER VERWABI TOR 1911 1913 2,010 219 620 730 491 . 3 10 201 00 2 16 10 1 Civil COCATI Top Trenali IN 816 Dlsonal Tabasal. 8. JA JULA € and ICA, E Carn Coura 7! 399 93 5 0 0 18 38 41 41 19 ca 3 30 OWS 1,616 27653 736 1,237 95 169 00 27 187 88 8 2 31 8 6 2,343 00 1 1 Duke Courte older than Cul Cuate af TI Cautivare of Dulrita. 1 R Erbor Costa . Totat 11476 267-40-6617 801 | 206,302663 OO 31 90 136 88 [0 3 4 of 1.Tuales Il? AT HOIVI, ICS COMMUNIONCT and District 136, lkor Jermare 01 ·62 Judicial Statement No. 12–1Civil). [ Vide Section III-Civil) No. 24. Statement showing thc number and result of applications and proccedings under Chapter II, Ac of 1977, is the District of Ajmer-Verxara in Ike year 1911. AYOLYT OTOELITUS' CLAI*# S.LT WITH DIRIXO TIS TLA. -70*** 10* 17X » * CT41111Y07.1,31** ArriICATIONS FOR A DECLARATION OF INFOLYESCY. ALLILLED GRAXTID. BOISTID. Total amber lor hearing. Trimited to another pro Thic, withdrain, etc. "224103 10 9:11) teccirer krina anu Politec. I!rerer not lain of word. Tonin Ch'r wri'na 3:8 mil Lalaf taien. mal نام: 0 المال ده انا riin! keni arard under mctl a 3'9. .splicant belre rent tithin Waluate to for deall killa Sombrero! Irenente allocharge! duri: zile gear culc: "illon 3:5. Beinga! ile cime of the parrollokvirepil's csain in the lian 'miltece tess!!!! Io t'rororit. 11*** Wife Fosial y creel diting the Sear Tirallesi Haring the year. 1:36. dan.nz the grar. pusly fatlets. 1$ 13 IC 12 . 7 C A 12 B 1 APPENDICES TO TIK REPORT ON TIE ADMINISTRATION Ks. Rs. Ra. Rs. 2.3.0 .117 680 1,0),193 1 8 1 *** ... I. ... ... ... .. .. ins ... .. ... Extra Absistent Commissioner, 2nd grade, and Judge, Swall Cause Court, Ajmer. Conrisothor thon Chicf Courts of Districts Chief Courts of Districts Superior Courts ... .. ... 1. ... ... ... ... *** ... ... ".. *** ... ... ... . 7,117 1 87 1,6),542 TOTAL 1 8 T ܕܢ II ... ... tiptra.Column 1.- Sulekud "Courde clar thao (.rs Courli ay Districts," specially consumind order nactlco 38, actX 11.77. Coluna .-Tol:) of the entrice du coluna? to D. (urilistelerndhamie (west 1821-1.11.ci in the comidrettsstil:)}10:17:maleat 125 tells Lich Kiskic, ord!:11 sodden fltlich..ulike 3621,11 :: 1 b.. Column I.-Applicatloos struck og for default or olderklic Lob ressoulcusurid Locatorcululls colabo. A.T. SIOLNE, 1.C.S., Commissioner and District Judge, ljuer-lerrara.

·Todd Section III-Civil and Crimidal) Jadicial Statement No 13---(Civil and Criminal). No 25 Salement skoxing use of Iuries and Assessors in the Civil and Criminal Courts on the District of dimer-Verwara in the year 1911 DET TRIALS AB8888 AS TRIALS Es ab ished OTTOS Dumber of Cater CARRRE TW WATOK Johoxos >>> LTE Duty of M Dupin. Cat y 10N CITIZ COUT For la ench cal and pedor bed aldes long CAFE IN A CI A JUBOI DDWof 4730FE QT Tai treptet NUW 01 PRIROH 01 TII YED10 IK HEBPECT TO WHO TRI JODOX DISATTIJYP AUXIL OF O III I# WIOR JODOR PIEI DIT ROX Number of bottled with 26666 or. Namber of CEK tried by Jurt Case in wel de Jadge aberor do tho Tord of Nanber of Cover wb oh Judge steed BOCHOTE BTWAJES Walls Partlalis whore care whose care be red bed not and too lon hel und 308 CPC se on 23 CPL Opo derdesor Roth Amore, . 3 16 I-CIVIL COURT. Chk Courts of Dratracta (or officer spocally chipowered) act ag under Act 1 of 1890"} A61eaford OF AJMER VERTYARA FOR 1911 1913 It-CRIMINAL COCATS Blagustrator Courts under Chaplor , CPO Jarora Juron Cooxts of S SA Ons As&essons High Court, Origioal (Criminal) Jorisdict on Jarors 11 2 7 TOTAL 9 2 7 Ama 10, 11 orld As.-W. -The rirea ta ta colunashan 24 how the totals of colatuda 10 11 uad 12 Cues in which ring to the scorsed buying plendod guulj ort robe caused the op naona of the sportste not tak , floud be entered 14 Chota ( what we of Dalia and Non bara beta principally opplopoda AT HOLME, ICS, Commsisioner, dj mor-lerrara ·6444 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION [Vide Section III.] FORM No. I. No. 26.--Statement of Instruments registered, and of the value of property transferred by registered Instruments, in each District of Ajmer-Merwara for the year 1911. REGISTRATION AFFECTING IMMUVEABLE PROPERTY, BOOK No, I. COMPULSORY. Instru. ments of Potpotual Instruments of gift (section 17, clause (a)]. Instruments of sala or exchange of the value of Rs. 100 and upwards. Instruments of sale or exchango of valuo less than Rs. 100 (sections 64 and 118 of tbo Transfer of Property Act). Instraments of mortgage of the value of Ry. 100 and upwards. Other lpstra. meute regis. tered under sectiou 17, clauses 16) aud (c). AL Instruments of lease (other than of perpetual Icage) which bave beon compal. borily re, istored uode: section 17, Jease [section 17, clause (2)]. DIATRICT, clause (a), Number of Registration oilccs. Aggregate value. Aggregato valde. Aggregato Falue. Number. Number. Abgrogato value. Number. 6 Aggregate valuc. Aggregate value. Number. Aggregate value. Number. Numbor. Namber. 1 2 3 6 6 7 8 0 11 12 16 13 14 16 Re. Rs. Bs. Rs. Rs. Rs. 28,011 2 ... 1 28 389 306 17,094 1,650 3,700 135 5 7 58,730 12,325 221 Registrar, Ajmer . Sub-Registrar, Ajmer Do. Nasirab'd No. Benwar Do. Kokri Do. Todgarh Do. Deoli -> 1 700 BB 18 20 77 Rg. 800 4,56,421 18,411 1,63,355 0,206 16,265 0,796 1 492 46 322 23 82 7 20 3,10,657 14,992 1,02,6311 8,810 24 176 4, 177 4,162 13 702 8 1 D. 2,200 ... ... ... ... 1 .. 00 17 .. ... .. .. ... TOTAL 7 23,311 5,55,701 16 | 28,803 1,300 8,73,379 143 73,255 13 403 360 4,510 1 REGISTRATI N AFFECTING IJJOYEABLE PROPERTY, BUOK No. I. COUPULSORY. OPTIONAL, Amount of premia paid on leases- Total of compel sory registras tions. Instruments of sale or exchange of Value less than Rs. 100. Instruments of mortgage of value less than Ba. 100, Amount of premis paid on le3608 Instruments of leabo for 1 year or less (section 18, clauso (c) 1 and instruments of lease crempied under tho proviso in section 17. Other instroments regis:cred under section 18, clauses (a) aud (6) Awards [scction 17, clause (0]. Migiellaneous registrations other than cer. fified copies of decrces and orders of Court. Number. Aggregato palua. Number. Namber. Affregato conta 17 18 10 20 21 22 23 21 25 20 27 28 2y 30 31 32 33 31 Re. Bs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Bs. Rs. Rs. ... .. .. 275 ... .. Registrar, Afmer. Sub.Regisirar, Ajmer Do, Nasirabad D), Beawar Kekti Todgarh Do. Deoli Rs. 3 29,811 1,665 8,41,105 122 17 632 830 3,69,677 69 18,907 168 39,630 15 14,290 109 52 106 13,589 2,066 7,281 10 3 . 3,640 43 415 32 91 20,021 3,185 27,895 787 5,656 82 146 239 37 .. 820 722 Do. DO. 19. 50 3,441 190 .. .. . OU. ... ... TOTAL 6 3,6:10 2,662 13,63,011 27,470 856 67,614 1 37 5!3 ... 14 1,912 ... ... REGISTRATION AFFECT- ING LAMOVEABLE PROPERTY, BOOK NO, I. REGISTRATION AFFECTING MOVEABLE PROPERTY, BOOK No. IV. OPTIONAL Instruments of gift of morcable pro- Certified Total of optional perty (section 123, copies of registrations clause 2, of the decreeg and relating to im Transfer of Pro. orders of moveable perty Act). Court. property. Instruments of sale, etc., of morcable property (scction 13, clu uso id)). Obligations for the payment of money [section 18, clause (1)]. All other documents Total of registered under registrations section 18, in Book No, clause). IV. Number of Wills registored. Number of written authorities to adopt registered, other than tl1050 conforred by Wills, Book No. III, Number, Aggregate value. Number. Aggregate value. So Numbcr. Agregate value. Number. Aggregate value. Namber. Se Agetogato value. Number. Aggregate value, Number, Aggregate value. 35 36 37 33 40 43 46 43 49 60 Ba, Bs. Rs. R: Rs. Rs. Rs. . ... ... ... 200 162 50 .. ... 6 Registrar, Ajmer. Sub.Registrar, ajmer Do. Nasirabad Do. Beasar Do. Kekri Do. Todgarh Do. Douli 497 93 529 46 1-15 31,010 6,233 36,742 1,757 9,13+ 199 23,801 2,706 11,019 24,925 1,930 2,056 bud 110 6 22 8 1 4,18% 480 995 267 12 38 13 3 53,110 2,110 5,787 11,919 155 61. ... B A P.. re . 80 1 *00 10 .. TOTAL 1,319 87,475 1 200 177 33,601 18 28,041 137 5,739 333 73,381 62 1 A. T. HOLME, 1.C.S., Commissioner, Ajmer- Verwaren ·OF AJMER-RIYARA FOR 1911 1912 63 [Fido Section III-Municipalities] TABLE I. No 27 — Populalion and Constitulion of the Municipality in Ajmer-Jlewara during the official year 1911-1912 NOVI O MEUBS8 Or COMMITTEE Province Amber of Man cl pal tius Popplet on wibo Mani ipal 20 F tieto Nomt Dated Elecled Total. Ofbetale Ton Otoals, Еагорска Indiana 1 86 273 1 6 17 21 3 21 7 17 Ajmer Beawar. 1 22 800 4 1 15 20 1 16 1 19 Kehri 1 5 926 1 8 9 2 7 9 AT HOLME, I.CS, Commissioner, Aymer Verscara ·99 APPENDICES TO THE REPQR'T ON THE ADUINISTRATION FORM (Pida Section III.-Municipalities.] No. 29.--Statement showing the receipts of the Blunicipalities in Ajmer- MUNICIPAL RATES (i) OCTROI, (a) (9) (1) (9) Name of Division and District. Sorinl numbor of Mauicipality. Namo of Municipality. Bolanco in land at aloso af last your. Class 1 (Articlos of food or drink fur mon and animals). Class II (Animals for slangutor). Cluse III (Huol, lighting, aud wasling). Class IV (Building Matorinls), Class V (Droga, gums and epicos). Class VI (Tobacco). Class VII (Cloth). Class VIII (Notala). 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 ritud 11 12 1 ajmer 59,786 9,277 5,414 2,711 5,352 1,67453,164 9,614 0 min 2 Bea ar Ajmer llorwira . 1,02,631 53,472 6,319 1,785 4,332 2,839 11,168 3,007 3 Kokri 468 1,255 209 722 1,225 . .4. 24,437 853 5,071 2,953 416 87,176 10,130 | 10,931 87,947 9,719 12,119 GBAND TOTAL FOR 1911-1912. 1,62,4-15 4,964 10,939 4,722 65,054 73,375 7,361 73,565 9,831 GEAND TOTAL FOR 1910-1911 . 42,868 4,061 13,172 (ii).-REALIZATIONS UNDER SPECIAL ACT8. REVENUE DERIVED FROM From other sources (to be specified in detail in as many columns as may bo necessary). Ronts of lande, houson, sornis (rost-lousos), dûk bungalowa, ote. From hacknoy carriagos. Sulo-proccods of lnuds and produco of lande, ato. rocoipts (othor thun taxos and ratos). Consorvancy From pounds. Total. 2 25 26 26 (a) 26 (1) 27 -28 63 30 2 Ajmer 1,810 671 2,511 7,265 56 16,465 Ajmer-Meryara. 2 Beawar 200 ... & . 200 1,222 . 51 ... 3 Kekri 502 502 1,115 86 GBAND TOTAL FOE 1911-1912 2,5-12 671 3,213 1,902 142 16,516 GRAND TOTAL VOR 1910-1911 2,185 .. ... 2,619 9,718 507 12,748 GBANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS (FOR GENERAL AND SPECIJL PURPOSES). From Government. From local fande. From other sources. -:21 purposos. ial purpo. For medical parposes. For gonoral parnosce. For oducational purpo. 808. For modical purposos. For goneral parposcs. For oducational purpo. 6C8. For modical purposos. Total. SF 16 41 48 49 50 IS .. ... Afmar-lorrars. ... ... 580 ·OF AJMER MEKTARA FOÁ 1811-19t2 67 No. II. dferuara during the year ending 31st March 1912 AND TAXES Otbor taxes (to be Bpeuzfed in detaileg, servents tar Pilgrim tsi eto & mapy colamtes may be necessary) CLAS IX (Dşaag aad coloring materials) Class X (Miscellaneone) Bonded warehouse Tax on house and lande Ta on animals and vehicles Tax on profes8 one and trades T'o1LN (oz. tada and ferries) Conservancy (including scavenging and latrine ratos) Total, Toral rates and taxes * Lighting rate 5 Water rate 12 (a) 12 (6) 13 13 e 15 16 17 I 18 19 33 -- 6POSSI $ 373 805 TOTS &TOT 91 13 1.89 19 699*T 18 15,052 20,1 38 109 13 777 * 306 2,23204 253 652 116 2,5855 MUNICIPAL PROPERTY AND POWREB APART BOM TAXATION. Interest of 10vestments Other feos (to be specified in detail in as many colamus 88 may be necessary) Fees and terende from educa tronal 1DBtitutions Fees and revenue from medical institutions Feea and revenna from marketa and slaughter hous09 Fees and revenue from trataways Fees for lioenges under section 114 Fees for Licenses Onder Bection 116 Fines oder Man paland other Acte, For goneral parposes Por educational purpos es For mеdiсаl ротровая Premam on 10gb Total 31 26 13 (11) 33 | 35 (c) 35 (6) 36 37 38 59 40 6 049 100 2,382 3 815 148 33,132 2130 300 ** 16 19T 583 100 2 965 1 702 3,049 3762 971 729 2&! 37,303 2960 12 MIRCELLANEOUS EXTRAORDINARY AND DEBT LOANS ADVANCED of on Bocoant Borvices rendered to private Recoveries Jadividuala Total income of year excluding opening balance Bule proceeds of Government necuntios and withdrawal: from Savings Bank REMARCO Total rocoipta excluding opening balanco Rained in the open market Realizations of Bioking fund for repayment of loana Total Toolpto including opening Wulanov. Inel loro of tnxatlon (column 23) per I ond of population. lo I loi no of Indume (column 55) Det Tal of poi ulat on hrum Government Other items Permanent Total Other Deposits Total FS 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 3 66 67 €8 OTT 1950 3 001 503-3 50 583 239 1-5 68,281 - 145 9715 210) 50,960 5170 3,17 471 213 50 6,0 50,9 2 3.42,238 SH का 137 2,465 2699 34703 2000 TO 124003 2 13 2 15 20 9775 | 16,081 9, 110 :* *411 238**LETOS - 2,750 60 000 $ 23 i 071817 181 + A T. HOLDIE, LCS, Commitsui, Ajmer-Jerkara ·68 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION FORM [Vide Section III-Municipalities.] No. 29.-Statement showing the expenditure of the lIunicipalitios in GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND COLLECTION CHARGES. Name of Division and Dietrict. Serial number of Munici. pality. Name of Municipality. inspection, General administration, (i) office Honorary Mugistrates' ostubo ostablishniont, lishmont, etc. Collection of taxes, including Bonded Warehouses (establishmont, purchase of account books and paper, money boxes, repairs to out-posts, etc.). Collection of tolls on roads and forrios. Survoy of land. Refunds (other than octroi). Ponsions and gratuitios. Annuitics. 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 16,005 6,774 322 ... . ... Ajmer 1 . 19,794 3,013 501 ... .. 2 Beatrar Ajmer-Nervura . نم 3 Kekri 120 ... 2,115 35,919 GRAND TOTAL FOR 1911-1912 11,902 826 ... 35,131 10,93-1 2,079 1,268 GRAND TOTAL FOR 1910-1911 ... PUBLIC HEALTH AND CONVENIENCE, Plague chargos. Markots and slaughter-housos. Dâk bungalows and sorais. Arboricoltare, public gardens and os porimontal cultivation. Vaccination. Rogistration of births and deaths. Veterinnry chargos. Pounds. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 Ajmºr 1,380 783 616 669 312 97 Ajmer. Verwara . 2 Beawar 193 356 2,719 714 3 Kokri 4 106 2 887 50 12 ... GRAND TOTAL FOB 1911-1912 1,557 1,245 646 671 10,6-18 1,106 109 ... GRAND TOTAL FOR 1910-1911 8,196 1,262 291 721 8,681 1,903 93 16 MISCELLANEOUS. OTHER ITEMS (TO BE SPECIFIED IN DETAIL IN AS MANY COLOMNS AS MAY BE NECESSARY). Actual cost of work dono for private individuals. Exhibition charges. Firing midday gun. Miscellaneous. Printing & Fair charges. Total expondituro., Total. Total. 45 45 45 45 (6) 46 47 48 1 Ajmer 200 101 101 21,370 10. 2,63,720 2,03,"20 Amer-forwars. 2 Beawar* 25,245 1,336 324 501 508 75,131 75,434 3 Rekri .4. 792+1 ... ... 792 792 9,958 GRAND TOTAT, FOR 1911-1912 200 1,917 101 21,874 ... 508 27,373 38,282 3,49.112 GRIXD TOTAI. FOR 1910-1911 147 7,668 50 100 3,203, 939 11,960 20,753 2,73,472 * Government papor investmont Rs. 10,000. + Includes miscoll ueous.

·OP AJSIER MERTARA FOR 1911 1912 CO No III. 41 ner Jerwara during the year endtag 31st Varch 1912 PUBLIC SAFETY PUBLIC HEALTH AND CONTEVIECE YATER SUPPLT DBAIYADE Fire (ertabl sbment purchase of fire eng bos buckete te pa rs eto) Light ng. (establ shment par Chuo of limpe oil repairs etc) Poli o (os ablahmept purchase ot cl thing. luna de te repuars to out ports) o rewards for destruction of wild animale and Maskom Establ abmont reparo eta Cep tal ontlay Conservancy, (nclud ng rond cleaning and naturg) lutrinor Leta 1 ghmout, reparo olc 1 loep lals and Dispensar es Tetol E Total 5 Cap tal outlay a Total 12 13 15 18 0 TU 23 01 6 I 690 6 6 890 16 137 "CO 24 99 1 lusus +00 93311 2 170 5 497 380 135 30 106 2,187 03a 850 13.6 21 7 1 392 49 647 181 13 244 10 356 23 811 25,349 135 3 10. af *.09 43 462 110 13 3 8 28 550 4 033 9 851 117 150 601 1 PUBLIC LA STRUCTION LUVIR BUTIONS MISCELLANEOUS PUBLIC WORKS, Mena INTEREST ON LOAY Eatablishment (15) (121) ba pi ne Boada and Miscellaneous Stores (113) Schools and Colleges Contributions L brut169 Magcum gor 68 eto For General purpo e loterost das on account Tres notagad Jo of current yeur Income tos Total 31 93 36 $8 39 40 13 3620 533 6 76 1103 66C 4 8 007 2 166 23 14 20 C00 39 507 1 80 999 37,877 597 247 200 2 051 3 906 410 6 418 995 200 3 3 3 538 1 011 205 1 216 4,217 980 40 4:10 20 2,2 344 4 161 1 533 15 033 994 8,007 301 3 238 9,335 407 3934 1 75 19 23 46 1 47060 4 317 1168 13883 2,0 15 ESTRAORDINARY AND DEBT BALANCE INVEST MENTS ADTANCES REMARKS Io socunt en (other than for Biok ng funds) In Suvings Bank Tayment to sinking food 5 Re prsnent of loan FermaDont Totald bureement • Actual bulance Other Grad Total Depute Tu al bodaqlas % Total 51 C 6 16 & 3 -17 1 0 18,49 $2.917 62 :91 09.191 D 1-50 7164 16 819 46 519 Da aura of loan 3H 3 r. 1815 111 1211310 LA GO00)(OOO 16 03 Total 103 11 154 3 933 610) 6100 19,243 3,337 29,24 C"EJS 1.15 410 1,15 410 16.981 612 19T 522 7,255 260 7 1 09951 413 01 1 HOLE, ICS, CU VS3 1050T, dyner- }rmata ·70 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADIINISTRATION FORM [Vide Section III-Municipalities.] No. 30. --Statement showing the quantity or value of the Principal Articles imported into, and taxed by the or expenditure per head, and the incidence GRAIN. Net average Division, District. Popalation. Serial numbor of Municipalities. Name of Municipality. Gross imports. Groas amount of tax cullected. Net imports. Net amount Cubsumption of this per bead of Cullected. population. 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 Mde. Rs. Mds. Rs. M. S. Ch. 1 Ajmer 86,273 319,101 9,981 311,380 9,931 3 2+ 6 Beavat 22,800 13,703 1,713 2,151 1; 141 AJMER-MERWARA Ajmer-Merwara 0 16 1 N . 5,926 3 Kekri 70,015 1,094 60,728 10 94} 949 1 GRAND TOTAL FOR 1911-12 114,999 103,122 12,788 374,259 11,824 ... GRAND TOTAL FOE 1910-11 115,555 417,814 11,928 329,904 11,491 ... CLASS I.-INCLUDING GRAIN, SUGAL, GAI AND ARTICLES USED AS FOOD AND DRINK FOR MEN AND ANIMALS. Net average Gross imports. Gross amount of tax collected. Net imports. Net amount of tax collected. consumption per head of population. 26 27 28 29 30 Mds. Rs. MdB. Rs. M. S. Ch. 1 Ajmer 503,828 66,869 474,535 54,788 5 2 0 . Rs. Rs. Rs. a. P. 2 14 4 2,77,194 2,50,384 ads. Mds. M. S: Ch. AJMBR-VERWALA Ajmer-Mervara 2 Beawar. 7,11,478 41,364 132,262 24,437 5 92 1 Rs. Rs. R$ A.P. 43,268 40,305 1 13 4 Mds, Mde. D. Ŝ. Ch. Kekri 94,733 6,332 72,172 2,953 12 7 2 Rs. Rs. Rs. 4.p. 19,681 18,961 3 3 2} Ndg. Mds. GRAND TOTAL YOR 1911-12 1,310,039 1,14,565 678,969 87,176 .. Rs. Rs. 3,39,143 3,09,650 Mds. Alds. G&AND TOTAL FOR 1910-11 743,991 1,02,767 674,081 87,917 . Rs, Rs. 4,15,812 3,88,849 ·OF AJVER IERTARÀ FOR 1011 1912 71 No. IV. jateral Junscipalities in Ajmer Merwara during the year ending 31st Varch 1912, the average consum pre a of taxation per Acad of population BEFINED BCGAE UXREFINED SUGAR GEI Groes Grong amoont of tax collect ed G1051 importa Net impurts Net es unt et average of tax cosas sptson Gresa collect per bead of import ed population Net Groes Net everage amount Amonat Consump Net of ter tion per of tax 1 porta collect collect head of ed ed popola tion Grott motnt importe of tax collect ed Net Net average Ast amount consumpof tax ton per mporte collect head of ed. popular ton. 11 12 19 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 Mds. R: Ads R. M8 Ch ude Ra Mde Ra Nach Mda B&. Mds RE M s C. 079 40 CO2 168 6 34 404 14,314 0 15 15 17 970 14 039 16 267 12,08 49.6 5 597 3 498 22,022 11 011 7 419 8 25 0 13 1 1 151 2330 582 2881 0 9 13 4606 1899 8077 303 1 504 504 0 10 1 843 1 161 218 0 7 13 1092 273 C60 165 0 47 0,101 30,918 48,3,7 18,803 8 435 1 494 3 491 800 21 943 19,238 22 594 G 371 18,843 20161 ( 42,516 18 978 8288 18.8 7009 1 369 26 616 18,7,223 5 36 903 CLASS II -ANIMALS YOE SLAUGHTER OIL Class III -INCLUDING OIL AND OILSTEDS AND ARTICLES USED YOR FUEL LIGHTING AND WALANG Grosa Met Net Net Net Gross aterage amount ATerage amount соовошp Gross amount congumpof ter Gross Net of tax tion Cullect of tastion per imports mporta colleot importa. collect bead ed. per head of ed. ed population. population Gross A.Dont of tax Aet collect 100 ports ed Grogs Amount of tax collect ed Net ta porte Not Net Averago amount consump of tax ton per collect head of ed popular tion 100 porte 31 32 36 83 37 38 43 41 34 39 42 33 40 44 40 45 Heada Ra Heads RS MA Heade Rs. Re Re Rs a P BB Mde Ra MS CL ke 98 955 98,9..5 9277 977 1 15 17 672 553 16247 508 4 10 6 030379 120 5 991 3675 0 R& N: RIP 30 439 29 013 0 5 5 Rs. Mds Mdo Re. 13 644 ,G M. 8 Ch 1 201 13644 1 213 152 8u3 1 118 853 58 973 147 9163 021 34 240 Rs Rs ay 40 096 40 096 I 12 1 Mds Nda N 5 Ch Raa? 313 0 6 111 89 300 8 539 416 0 39 40 5,818 Larte Carts 535 535 Heads, Ra Heads Rs R. 112,599 10 130 112,99 10 130 19 199 743 17 725 693 Mds Mde 445,890 14 693 407 028 Ra RE 10 931 49 70 534 69,109 Carts 535 Carte 535 BE Re 2018 Nde 94 082 9 2091 671 9713 21 939 973 19 93 699 439 051 12 421 13 274 423 916 Ea 81 BB Ba Mda Lide, Re $4,335 40 506 40 506 3,042 2.42 Carta 600 Carto DUO ·.. 72 APPE DICES TO THE REPORT OY TUII: DUINISTRITIOX No. 30.-Stutement shouing the quantity or talne of the Principal alrliches is.portal inlo, indlogeil by the or c.rpenditure per heul, and the science Ciasi IV.-11.81ib.i. l'H) 1) 1:{ri; r0:1:1:1:08 OB 2011.03. riiute Guin: Cirodi iwp!. le! in puitte 1.6*70:370 CT 1117.iti ukilur 1111a. 1 1 cllitud. colorido .ܝܪܐ 31!3. S. C. 1 dire: 111, :3 vi 1: s. iki, . j). L'art ۳۶۰، الاح، 14ر1 د ۱ ۱۳ ع ۱۲- عاددد ** B..8.17 3116. S. Ch. ili ܐܨܬܙܐ 1!. G1:1XD TOTAL Pun 1911-13 Guard Torsliui. 1910-!1 3:,713 97,757 C.::, ! CLA; VI.-Inchcockuril, 1584-DUL ITICI.LIP CLOTHI: 1x1) SAVAC.CL ADALTICI.EYVY DL.A. C... VIII.-JITJL3 + ไงะ ico, اما، زمر :S Cirust Ginj impuitteile ut la: CO! Ye: iurl.is o wiz14. 11. Importe. Culle: . 1 .. is 73 e lis, 3. 1' 11a. Tit. I I. Ps. -3,68,16 71,50 17,vel, inilos 1 s. Rs. Jjaer • 31 de 37 -7,547, 345.617 ALUER-VERTADA ajmer-Vorpura e Beit): 11, 3,00% 11,375 11,12,U 11,103 is 1.9 1,01l 1,2 15,137 3 Kekri . 1,511 cu 1 1,11,25 1: 3,120 1,20 GRAND TOTAL FOR 1911-13 R3 O,JU,610, $3,003 30,09,227 05,05 7,12,11301301 3,7VO GRAND TOTAL FOR 1910-11 13,01,231 90,131 36,02,11 73,503 a. Rs. 5,20,30 3,779 1,10.399 Hla. -5,902 3,5901 Ida.

·OF AJVER MERYARA FOR 1911 1912 73 Zveral Municipalities in Agmer. Verwara during the year ending 31st March 1912 the average consumption f taration per head of population CLUBS Y-DEUWS GOME APICES AND PERFUMES CLA68 VI.-TOBACCO CLOTX AND PIECE GOODS AND ARTICLES OY CLOTHING Cross ZOUDE of tax collect ed. Net mporta Net Net Net everage Groeg Net &yetage amount consump of to I Gross amount amount consump ton per Net of tax of tar tos per cllect- head of amports collect amports cu lect head of ed popula ed ed popula ton Groga in porta GTORE amount of tas Net clect- Impore ed prta Vet Net Lverag am ante Dom ce texts pet collest lead of ed popo - 1 OD 31 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 Rs Rs. 44197 Re 66 8 Md. 1 16,186 Ra 35° RE RE 82 914 Rs a 1 57 Rg 53 567 Rs 09 591 RE I 674 911 19 52 277 Ra Rp 61 009 14,46 688 BE Rya 45 15 16 12 Mas 17,243 5,361 2,411 6 362 Mde 7327 289 0 12 13 11,3 302 11,3 5 11 19 566 11 678 48 10 9 Nar 3513 Es. 13 159 MAB 38,514 4332 Ra 1 72 950 маа 7 13 7 R: OP 0 4 4 0 8 Ch 1 27 13 8814 10 038 1255 1295 306 638 209 0 5 10 1 53 144 706 1 44,09 722 24 5 14 Re 1,28 635 Ra 101 382 Rs 9859 Rg 61 732 RE 4722 32,38 723 7° 150 27 03 63 57 615 Ru .86,224 20,803 R. 13,159 10,933 RE 1 8950 Ro. 1,35,31 17 870 RE 3,91 758 13,172 97012 8232 RE 70 305 7,8C1 39 30 181 48 853 380 744 619 1 Md. 41,310 Mda 15 411 Mds. Mds 13,305 13 140 ND ETIOLES OY AL CLASS IX -DIXING AND COLOEING MATERIALS CLASS X-MISCELLANEOUS INCIDEYCZ or TAXATION Net Net Not Net Net Groua Gross average Net BTerage average GU Amoont consump Groesoont an em conau up consump of tar Net Net Groes ount t i per ount t on per colect head of mporte fut tax ports of tax ton per importa lof tax importe of tax head oL head of col ed col col popala populaflected. tion. lected. tion ton. Com Bonded Pog tion WAre house for octrol. ourt Class I (Net colectaons) Total oct o (Net collectone) collec ted lected popala * 5 76 8 79 80 87 81 82 83 81 85 86 88 89 to Pro & 34.02 1 0 1 RE RERS & R. 4479 RE Rs Re 5 580 1 73 565 5424 Rs P Rs a 2 0 2 063 Po il 1 P118 73 1 MS Ob 8007 27 10 39 80 1227 Mdo 95 61 80. 1 1 3 Nda 1,55 462 10 364 Le 34 658 N 9 Ch 15 B35 10 2.8 6 29 14 Ra RS 34 441 13 4 1,25 M S Ch 0 33 3 513 110 2 582 81 0615 07 341 1 3 13,875 Ra 82 695 2 428 Ra 53772 1,659 Rs RE Rs 334,013 15,94 3,27 400 15 65 Nde AT 34,659 34 441 Rs RE 2 15,8 6 38,319 209 088 38 109 9,831 BA RE 7,334 2417 26071 Mde 49 717 Mds $3717 AT HOLJE, ICS, Coumiskoner, Ajmer Verwurs ·No. 31.--Rainfall Return for the year 1911-12. F4 [ Vido Soction V.] 1012. 1011. Jaly. Naredibcr. August. October December, TOTAL September. Jangary. April. February. Mas. JUDC. March. Distrlet. Statione. luch. Cont. Incb, Cent. Inch. Cont. Tach. Cent. Inch. Cent Ccol, Inch. Berial Wor Ioch. Coot. Ccat. lach. lach. Cont. Inch. Inch. Coot. Inch. Inch. Cout. Ceut. Copt. 21 2 8 18 1 80 33 Ajmer 01 1 ... ... ... 1.. 13 3 3 Bhivai 32 90 . 1 7 1 59 . 76 10 1 ... ... . . . 25 17 1 Sawar 4 GO . 73 ... ... H ... 10 13 89 & 33 Harmans GO .. 23 28 2 1 1 8 21 ... Po ... AJLE 17 15 | 42 77 67 2 23 12 1 3 3 ... Kekri ... .. .. ... ... *** APPENDICES TO TIL REPORT OY TIIL ADMINISTRATION 3 33 8 81 1 27 69 20 2 ... 6 3 . Masuda .. .. ... ... ... *** 81 lo 81 8 40 17 32 63 18 6 } ... ... Pisangat ... .. ... . ... Qoola 06 67 8 17 CO 8 15 | 15 60 35 10 ... ... ... 8 9 22 16 2 Beawar 9 03 23 0 11 ... ... a. . ... .. 16 02 684 20 03 93 Dawair ... . ... ** ... .. ... ... 1 19 2 30 3 4 11 Jassallerg 17 1 21 VERWANA 6 93 .. . . ... 1 18 30 OS 94 7 39 1197 33 50 12 Jawojn 12 ... .. .. . . .. ܝܙ . ... . 60. 1 18 10 39 77 Todgarh 3 13 23 62 5 .. .. ... ... ... ... *** ... . . ... 18 23 TOTAL 49 10 16 16 93 CS 40 1 1 61 1 SG 3 1.5 33 ... .. 0 S7 ... Averago ... .. *** ... ... ... .. .. ... ... ... *** 1. ... : 00 A. T. IIOLME, 1.C.S., Commissioner, sjixer-illerwara.

·[Vide Section IV) NO 32-Statement showing the total demand, collections and balances of Land Reverse s# the Agmer and Merwaro Dostrscts for the year 1911 1912 DENAND You 1912 1913 Batt62DOBIJO TIE SAJ Detail 07 BALANCE AND HOT ADJOE 17 OOTBZANDIIG BAL TOE Balance at end of the day Benos lon DZIOR17TGX OT EXTINUS 1 On account of current year On account of prerior Tears On account of OnTreat yest On account of corrent year On account of propioan MPTOYIDAN Total Total. RRXASIG Total ū Total 1 2 3 1 b 8 8 11 16 R. Re Es. R. . R: AJME Land Repemus ( Ve able Khales Ied Trust land Ist mrar ka 164 12 366 311 19 9J8 R 10 260 99 513 2 350 1 14, 3+ Ra 10 4 4 1 11 681 2697 1 34 732 E 10 164 79 781 1 434 99 682 R. 164 12,310 311 8 982 Rs 10 328 92 121 1 743 I 03 664 Rs. 90 19 760 952 26 OCS 96 19 736 952 15 062 Ro 06 19730 9. 15,0.2 21 96 19 -60 9.2 26 003 11 016 11 016 TOTAL 32 839 226 893 2 59 734 1 91 061 21 797 2 12,8u8 35,836 11 040 46 876 35 836 11 010 46,8 6 MEEWARA Khalsa Sued Var able 234 571 81 161 1767 81 395 2 338 43 436 225 571 43 721 2 334 1 763 9 87 665 4 37 674 4 9 37 660 4 37 64 4 TOTAL 600 82 928 83 733 45 259 796 46 055 37 669 9 37 678 37 669 9 3 6 8 1 33 61% 309 9.3 3 43 667 2 36 320 22 593 2 58 913 73 503 11 049 84 554 73 05 21 019 8453 TOTAL AJMEE AND MEEWARA 1 ster Revenue AJMER ShbH 83 ruat laod OF AJMER MERWARA FOR 1911 1912 2 541 163 13 815 4.3 16 386 591 13 087 393 2541 163 15 628 556 758 35 756 33 58 35 759 35 TOTAL 20-4 14,273 16,977 13 480 2704 16 186 793 793 793 93 MKWALA Khalsa 2 971 16 845 19 816 8 933 Trust la d 2 661 11 594 7912 310 8292 7 012 310 8 222 TOTAL 2971 16 840 19 816 8933 2 661 11 504 7 912 310 8 222 7 912 310 8922 6 675 31 118 36 793 22 413 5,36) 27 778 8 705 310 9015 8705 310 9 015 TOL.AL AJMER MEDWARA 1/18callaneous AJKE MERWABA 7019 1 475 7019 1 475 5493 1 013 6 492 1013 1 527 46. 1 527 469 25.7 482 1 527 462 TOTAL AJMER MERWARA 8 494 8 494 6 505 6 503 1 989 1 989 1 989 1 983 GRAND TOTAL 39 319 3 49 435 3 88 764 2 65 238 27 958 2 93 1969 84 199 11 39 05 558 844 109 21 359 95 558 NOTI (1) T1 cee figures ex lado Re 4 8 11 11 06 * oant of earplas collect ons for the best fea (2) Tb 13 dI 6 on ou sur ust one of pret oda yes taken la oss osht dar ng the year ander report and Rs 38 be og the amount of Land Revenge ra ab o wong y cred ted by th Thanedar Beawar A Ma che vli to bid PWD-IIT ga on Re enue wh I was tranet red to te poper head wben the mis ake van dete ted after the Barende 1 port i 1910 1921 bad been subou ed and bence dow tak á into a count AT HOLAT, ICS, Commissioner, Ajmer Werwara 75 ·76 APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON TUE ADUINISTRATION [Vide Section V.] FORM I. No.33.-Capilal account of adrances actually made by Government in the Ajmer-dermara District during the yeur 1911-1912. OUTSTANDING AT TUD COMEXCEAIN1 OF THE YEAD. OUTSTANDIXO AT TUB CLOSE OF TIL YEAIL. MIRAX OUTSTAXDIXU. INTCREAT AT 3} PEX CEXT. OR XILX OUTSTANDINU. ajmor. Merwura. Total, Ajuur. Jiorsaro. Totul. jmor. Vorara. Total. Jajmer. Scrwar.. Total, Ro. Rs. Re. Ro, Ro. Ra. Ils. Bs. Rs. No. Rs. R. Land Improvement Logo3 Act 15,275 09,937 138,710 88,020 $2,000 73,023 1,170 2,587 1,06,102, 11,20,760 1,16,931 4,067 Agriculturists' Loans Act 12,088 30,0-47 23,130 30,210 23,709 30,1.17 833 1,205 €0,136 59,070 59,906 3,037 TOTAL 69,303 95,874 62,170 1,24,200 05,707 1,10,070 2,302 3,952 11,00,237 1,80,130 1,76,837 6,155 A. T. HOLJE, 1.C.S., Commissioner, ajmer-Versara.

·(Tsd. 8oction V) FORM II No 34-Talave acrount of Local Government with Agricultural borrowers in Ajmer-Verrara for 1911 1912 LAND IMPROVZMENT LOANS AOT A@8ICULTURISTÁ LOANE ACT TOTAL (BOTH Acie) PARTICULARS Ajmer Merwart Total Ajmer Merwera Total. Ajmer Merpara TOTAL P Rs AP RIP I'S P Rs 3 --- Rs A. P Rs . Р Rs AP Rs Rs 4 PRINCIPAL I Oatatanding at tho commencement of the year 45 274 9 9 598 6 11 10 1 06 2015 7 24083 0 36 047 5 8 Advanced dating the year 2 102 14 3 29 158 0 0 31 558 14 3 270 00 Total advanced 4 877 8 0 88 98 11 10 1 36 660 3 10 24 088 3 0 36 17 5 8 Amount duo for collection during the year (inoluding arrears) 3 280 4 0 56 079 6 988 939 9 9 21 965 1 8 35 918 4 3 Rem tted during the year 613 6 2 313 6 0 836 12 2 208 12 8 Collected during the year 8 923 14 41 749 1 11 9 073 03 4 19 1 10 71 16 6 Total romitted and collected 8 937 4 6 962 1 11 9 899 12 6 657 14 61 71 16 6 Balance outstanding at the end of the year 38 710 3 688 020 3 111 28 760 76 23 430 4 6 36 245 6 2 Amoudt toepended by competect authority Iz 091 14 21 12 091 14 2 19 274 0 B Amount overdue. 11 231 1 4 56,116 13 10 66,317 16 2 2033 2 9 35 846 4 9 60 13 8 8 270 00 69 416 8 8 57 583 5 11 208 12 8 521 1 4 729 14 0 59 675 10 8 19 274 0 5 37 879 7 6 69 362 12 9 95 874 1 6 1 65 236 14 3 2 402 14 3 29 126 0 0 318 8 14 3 71 765 11 0 1 20 300 1 6 1 97 06 12 6 542 5 6 8 01 997 10 0 I 12 222 16 8 822 2 10 213 6 0 1 035 8 10 8 773 0 2 821 1 5 9 694 1 7 9 593 3 0 1034 76 10 629 10 6 62 170 8 0 1 24 286 10 1 1 86,436 2 1 31 365 14 7 31 365 14 7 13 264 41 90 963 2 7 1 04297 68 OF AJMER VEPWARA HOR 1911 1912 3080 1 8 6 330 0 1 9 410 1 9 296 1 9 2 498 3 1 2 793 4 10 3 375 3 5 8 828 32 12 203 67 INTEREST Arrears of interest suspended and overdue at commence ment of the year Interest falluog due within the year Total interest for collection within the year Remitted aurog the year Collected duriog the year Total rem tted and collected Buspooded by competent author ty Arrears of interest overdue at the end of the year 2 12 2 2 500 16 3 I 034 5 6 65 2 10 1,089 8 4 4 114 7 2 6 383 2 11 10 499 10 1 101 14 10 39 128 141 11 7 934 0 9 114 0 10 1 048 1 7 1 032 15 7 163 13 71 I 189 13 2 1 801 15 4 1604 16 4 1 273 8 3 6 231 6 4 7 504 13 7 17 4 4 912 6 1 2 13 4 19 47 22 1 111 131 4 21 159 00 2006 2 813 6 4 2 13 4 24 10 10 27 82 131 42 2 604 90 56S 6 6 8 1051 9 10 4 496 13 3 10g 12 2 953 54 1 038 1 6 1 936 36 I 432 8 3 67 10 0 8 886 2 2 39 12 9 119 71 159 3 10 1 109 8 10 13 312 16 6 141 8 11 1 072 12 5 1 217 6 4 1 936 36 10 159 6 7 2 495 90 8726 14 4 PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST Remitted during the year Collected during the year Under suspens on at the end of the year Otordue at the end of the year 715 5 01 253 % 9! 968 79 211 10 0 9 257 15 1 863 2 9 10 121 1 10 468 66 77 5 9 13 896 13 6 13 896 13 8 19 405 47 12 504 9 7 61 348 3 2 73 852 12 9 2 192 2 9 38 341 13 9 211 10 0 642 12 2 19 403 4 7 40 5340 6 926 15 0 9 726 6 6 39 902 2 1 14 698 12 4 2,3 % 9 1 180 19 91086 30 666 14 0 33 302 2 1 99 690 0.1 14 86 13 3 AT IIOLMI, ICS, Commissioner, Amer. Ileruara 77 ·78 APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION (Yids Section V.] FORU III. No. 35.- TARAVI,-Financial Results of Loan operations for 1911-1912. LAXD IMPROVEMENT LOAX8 ACT. AGRICULTURIST' LOANS AOT, TOTAL (BOTI Acry). Ajmer. deritara Total Ajmer. Der vara. Total. Ajmor. Mervari. Total. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Re. (1) Iutorest at 3} per cent. on mean outstanding shown ju Statement I 1,470 2,587 4,057 832 1,265 2,007 2,302 3,852 6,154 (3) Interest collected during the year 934 114 1,018 19 5 24 953 119 1,072 (3) Balance of interest accruing to Gorerowout after de. duction of (1) -536 -2,473 --3,009 -813 -1,260 -2,073 -1,3-19 -3,733 -5,082 613 213 826 209 209 822 213) ... 1,035 (3) Remissions of principal during the year (5) Net result (profit or loss) for the yeor 1911-1913. Loss 1,149 Loss 2,686 Logs 3,835 Loss 1,022 Loss 1,260 Loss 2,282 Loss 2,171 Loss 3,946) Loss 6,117 (6) Net result for previous sear3 1910-11 Profit 806 Pront 3,502 Profit 4,307 Loss 22,634 Loss 34,444 Loss 57,078 Loss 21,828 Loss Loss 30,943 52,771 1909-10 Profit 198 Loss 1,898 Loss 1,700 Profit 302 Loss 2,406 Loss 2,104 Profit 500 BSOL 4,30! Loss 3,804 1908-09 Profit 836 Loss 2,651 Loss 1,818 Loss 2,565 Loss 3,557) Loss 6,122 Loss 1,729 Loss 6,211 Loss 7,940 1907-08 Loss 1,278 Loss 2,576 Loss 3,819 Loss 218 Loss 3,549 Loss 3,767 Loss 1,491 Loss 6,125 Loss 7,616 1906-07 Logg 1,214 Loss 1,791 Loss 3,005 Loss 1,266 Loss Loss Loss 2,501 Loss 3,767 Loss 2,480 4,292 8,772 or (7) Espenditure on free grants. in-aid tonards the construction of privato works, on establishment for fell.boring, or other out. lay incurred from current revenues in connection with Inkavi transactions ... ... . ... ** A. T. HOLME, 1.C.S., Commissioner, Ajmer-Alcrwara.

·IMPERIAL FORM 1 (Vide Seotion vi No 36 - Excise Revenue and Net Revenue of 1911-1912 DETAILS OF GROSS RECEIPTS DOBING THE YEAR BY DISTRICIS FROM IMPORTED Liquou. SPRITE XAYOFACTURED IR INDIA PATINE DVIT AT HOKER KATE TAN OID ANT COUNTIT DE IRITO COUNTET 8rat AND FÅRXRXTID LIQUORS ORION AND TIH PRIPADA TIONS INOLODEX 20FY HEADE Daves oz&TUAR ORION F1ZA 3027oITURE AXD X CRLLABOVA, License fees. Licengo fece Total Charge sa to Form 2 Lleense fees Met Beredar un the year Le fees Total Duty Total GuXD TOTAL Licrosofer Daly 6 Warehouno dne Total Ganja. Daty F ne and for a feiture Mxxxx1 & Mjecellaneous Total Total 2 3 8 6 8 6 10 13 24 16 14 17 29 12 1910-1911. 1911 1912 385 200 Ra R# 2.722 2,722 2,168 2,168 Rs Rs RO Rs Rs RA 223 827 72062 2,97 886 8,483 26,869 35,3 2 2 19,804 18.125 2,08 229 8681 20 131 29 LIZ 1a 114 184 I's 6,982 7,012 Ro 285 253 1. RA 8890 29 8,976 34 Rs 16 280 10 558 R. 0 85 Re lil 118 RA R. 191 3 52,796 18 433 13,34 363 153 ( 3 46,320 28 143 3 28,277 OF AJMER JERYARA FOR 1911 1912 IMPERIAL FORM 2 [Vido Seotion V) Na 37 Excuse charges of 1911-1912 DETAIL QY CELO88 DUZING TOY TRAI TEA: GRAND TOTAL CHAROEI Ravaz RAWAK Establishment Travalang Allowance Supplies and Services Contogenalo, Lelande 5 8 7 Rs. 29107911 1011 1912 Re 13,392 13658 Ra 2,888 3832 R: 2163 752 R* &.438 18 143 Sonn-Local Government way elta selge only one volume for back of the said bende a printed in the Form of open obder was of them as many culatuon fur further do they require B J. GLANCI, ICS, Collector of Excsse R-venue, Ajmer Jerwara 79 ·80 IMPERIAL FORM 3. It idc Section v.] No. 38.- Manufactories, Licenses and shops, 1911-1912. MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR, NUMBER OF VEND OF LIQUOR AND DRUGS. COUNTRY SPIRIT DIG. TILLERIES. NUMBER OY WHOLESALE LICINBX8 POR JALB OP NCHBBE OP SHOP8 LICENSED TO BELL BY LETAIL. mand- Opium and its preparation. Drugs other than Opium. REMARXB. IXARB UND REPORT AB COMPARED WITI LAST YEAR. Distilleries for the maonfactare of spirit paying duty at bigher rates than ordinary country spirits, Central distilleries, public or privato. European liquors imported or factured in India. Country fermented liquor (tari, otc.). Opium and its preparation, Number of special licenses for retail malo of liquors otherwise than in ordinary retail shops, e.g., Hotels, Refreshment-rooms and Steamers. Drugs other than opium. European liquor imported or manu. factured in India. Country fermented liquor, tari, etc. Country spirit. Breweries. Country fpirit. For medical purposes (drag, gist's permits and tho like). Shops licensed. Ganja, Charas. Bhang. Total, APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 6 & 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1910-1911 ... *** 1 13 7 10 128 4 16 .. 1911-1918 *** 6 *** 7 5 128 41 4 16 NoTB.-Then one licenso covers tho sale of moro than one kiod of liquor or drug, the shop should be shown in the column for ono kind only, the fact being noted in the column for remarks, B. J. GLANCY, I.C.S., Collector of Excise Revenue, Ajmer-Nerwara.

·To per al gal onder Tide Sootlon v.] IMPERIAL FORM 4. No. 39.-Duty and Consumption, 1911-1912 SPIRITS XAXUFACTURED TXINDI. PATIN DOTI 47 XIGLIE 2M** TALA ORDINARY COONTLY BPI Stra COUNTRY SPIRITS 199UED TRO CENTRAL DISTIL LERIES POBLIC OR PRIVATE OPION AND ITS PREPABAT20X8 OTHEB DRUGS ISSUE IN IMPERIAL GALLONS Parox PIR BEEN ANOUIT BOLD I RELATL IN 8812 (a) Number of Imperial cailloua l Ened gerare gallon Rate of duto per Jmperial galo of London Issues in secrs froin Govero Went Teacuries (or in d trots where the eup ply is not derived eat rely from Troserice amount sold by Rate of daty Wholesale that is pree atast OP in Is Ibnu d from the fres Sury Ganga Eyelect et London proof of the total of colju pa 4,5 And 6 Cheras Betall aver one price at wh ch rets! Tendors sell Majom Bhaag At streagth of strength of strength of 25 P b0° Ở P Retail price Per meer proof Teta 14 17 10 12 7 10 16 & 13 cht m de ar ch tm Mds er ob t mds er ch m Moiningi Nominal OF AJDIER MERYARA FOR 1911 1912. Mde Tchtm Mids er 83 400 05 1063 4904 17 30 B 09 53 6 11 40 023BO9 66 108 3 Not Available 1910 1911 Debao 80 15 13 3 6 Oplan 315 3 11 BH 3120 Bural B 9 2-0 per proof 84llon Re 16 to R$ 40 per ree RO 08-0 to BB 2B-0 per eder 8 28 10 Ro 18 to 20 per seer Rx 25 to 60 per B or 281 04 per # r Bs B to 2 11 per ever MdArch tm de er ob tm Lids er oht m Mda br ch tim 7 19 11 8 6 17 8 10 8 3 49 80 % 86 88 605 0 16 14 1 11 Mot' avaliable 1011 912 3 167 53 248 9 Urba! Re 40 Rarei Rs 3190 per prool gallon 67 13 11 8 6 Op om 20 13 3 0 Poppy head Re 16 to Rs 40 per peer 28 380 P r seer Ro 15 to 20 POT HOT Be 25 to 40 per keer R. I to 4 rer ser B. 250 to 120 per ce BJ GLANCY, 108, Collecter of Excise Revenue, dymer-Jerwara.

·82 IMPERIAL FORM 5. [Pide Sectiou V.] No. 40.-- Incidence of Consumption, 1911-1912. NUDIBER OF PERSONS PER RETAIL SHOP FOR SALE OF OP TOTAL GBOGS EXDIGE BECEIPTS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION TO NEAREST ROPEE. POPULATION. LIQUORS. DBUGB. REMABES. Net excise rovenue from All sources per ten th011 and of total popalation. See column 23 of form 1. YsIB. Tari couran 19 of form 3. Country spirits, colnmn 2 of form 3 Opium, and its preparation colnm 1.01 form 3. Other drugs, column 19 ol form 3. From spirits and formonted liquors, total of columns 5 and 8 of foran 1. From opium and its proparations, column 11 of form 1. From drugs other than opium, column 17 of form i. TOTAL, 11 12 13 14 8 10 9 7 2 3 9 5 0 L APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADJINISTRATION 11,039 723 6,156 30,554 352 488,877 6,839 1910-1911 3,819 97,775 580) 328 6,545 31,337 5,991 1911 1912 601,395 ... 3,917 11,038 125,348 ... 3 The blank colguns 8 to s aro jateadod to be Qued up with tho names of the main olassog of the population, B. J. GLANCY, I.C.S., Collector of Excise Revenue, Ajmer-Nerwara. / ·OP AJMER VERIFARA FOR 1911-1913 83 [rida Section V.] do 104 --Statement showing conductions for drunkenness in the municipal area during 1911 1912 and two pret tona yeurs 1000-110 1010 1911, 1911 1912. Name of Manicipality Popolation & per Census of 1911 Number of persons convictat for drun. Lenncsu. Proportion to 100 x of population anler of anyons On Tuto for drupkcances Proportion to 10400 of population Number of essons convicted fol drunkon DOSE Propotion to 10 000 of populataon 1 > S 8 0 7 8 37 48 6 48 Aymer Беkn 80,229 8,926 6 6 10 0 6 10 Nasirabad 10 7 45 22 32 13 20,211 22,500 Beawar 11 10 7 22 3 BJ GL INCY, ICS, Collector of Ercise Rerenue, 4jmer-Blerwura de Sector V -Stamps] No. 41 --Stalement showing the receipts and charges on account of General and Court Per Slamps for 1911-1912 GEYIRAL STAMPS Seade Parasd Con Court For Stamps tunguucien Recure Hel IA 140AT fait DDI GRAND TOTAL Non judicul. Rocopt Stamps Foreiga Dull Btamps MiscellanOODI Stamp Total لكمه لا Court Fes 1,14741 1 0.4220 80 P118 paper 205 OO Suara 12L5 0 4 133 O o trasfer 2000 Dolcit 338 15 0 Ion1 ty 2,237 00 Duty ons artn nt a 110% 20 Adjudicato 300 TAZ 1,17,243 1 0 4252) 80 215 0 0 4,193 0 0 2 712 1 O 1.6I 10 4 115,523 10 O enduurst Court Fee Bhare 206 70 trsulut 0 3 3 870 town 33 0 I 1.918 12 6 Plain Paper 158 9 3.69 7 od 2615 8 1,045 14 02,00 10 0 1 Pay 24000 Cuba 28 O restes En 106 07/15 1 1,111 10 6 1/15 10 2844 766 A, 'T', JOLVY, I C.8, Cum sínu mer, Ajuncto Slerwurk.

·ܐ ܕ , 7 5 1 . 0,1.,016 neni 111 Lannot shot.ml war و لره اونارد ال ملليله باما 1 Lohith all Intrally allone w $ 10.off, our ambition d'Awww. 1,181,072 07.1ila 6 lit ,: IS I WILTSTAATIOS . $0X7 1 1 civil limpidis, com 3,11,971 " . waren wordentlig bumubuar. torku A0AH . $12,002 00 . 'MUTAT I MIWWIANIUTAMAINAN LAT, 11144 dairy Mand! Dar edhe mirem . uw (Thaniwelurlandi 1 # 40'4"! 19.01,400 (0) 3 . 4,10,0 17 10 man 1004 LANVIN GANDI VIA XXI'INDITURII DO W #Krem 1,31,41 0 0 10.01.06H A. T. JOLNE, Commissi ·TABLE I. (Vido Baotion VI No 43-Constitution of District and Local Boards in Ajmer-Merwara during the offcial year 1912-1912 Nox) or DiRTZIOT AD LOCAL DOXIDE Xtva 01 HIN1134 Ar 3.01 ATIDAFOR AT 14-* Y SITIYO Popnia low within the Area of Distrit BORN Yumber of t.detin Lel POTYCZ Local Boards District Boardt. Oblea Com mittee or Pantajat Fillon Noblasted Elasted Total Talal 100- oela Odciela ladans European or CUIDAR Och Non-ofclate Tout. OF AJMER-HERYARA FOR 1911 1912 Ajmer Merwara 1 1 860 201 16 9 16 41 10 91 37 2 7 16 23 OD B. J GLANCY, I C 8 Chairman, District Board, Ajmer-Nerwara 85 ·98 Serial natbor. ܢܙ ( Pile Section V. ] Ajmer-Mezivara Ajmer-vertara Ajmer-licrrarn cu GÉAND TOTAL, 1910-1911 GRAND TOTAL, 1910-1911 GCAND Torai, 1911-1912 NADIES OF DISTRIOT. .660 58 From Govornmont contribution. 31 Iluspital and roceipts, dispersary 10 35,553 35,553 Closiog balanco of last year. Rs. co : 59 Other contributions, As many columns as may bo llocessary to show othor mig. collaneous rcccipts.(a) 'pinios ILISCELLIYEOUS- IXV.- Rs. diedicines sold by civil bUIgLong. .. option Rosonno dao to cinsla. Total. Rs. APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON TUE ADJIINISTRATION Incomo frubi Endowments. 02 Gross recoipts. 4. Rs. From Gorunment. ... R:. As many columns we may bo necessary to whom other land rurengo receipts (u) 1.- LAND REVENUE. Rs. 63 Doduct-Working cypenscy. RAILWAYS. XXVI. R3. 35 Other contributionis. COXTITUUTIOXA. 7,053 7,039 Net receipts. 7,030 7,050 ... Rs. Tutal. 0 Ra. Total. 13.- JEDIC.IL. *** Ra. No. 1. Statement showing the income of the District Doaril, en Sanitors focs and finos. 17,932 17,352 R. Local rate. *** *** 65 Local Canal rocoipis. IND NAVIGATION. MIYOR WORKS XXX-IRRIGATION, i 8 39 Othor recoipts. JIBCELLIN&00. Villago sorrice fund. R. VI.-LOC.IL RATES. 1,160 1,166 Rs. : 39 Total. *** As funny rulumug us nay bo Voluits to show litr Tecripta from Lucal fatos, (u). ... G 67 Tolle ou forrics und roads. Route of buildings and Janda (othor than Rasul (cachcuted)]. Sulo of buildings bud other proporty [other tban riazul (obchoutod)). IX CHARGE OF IXXI.OIVIL ... Towl, : ... 10 Total. Rs. 7,033 Rs. 7,039 17,952 17,032 P.S. 68 VS TY . why ·MIISALA YOUS. Bele of atores material PON Butabcal and other pubbo garden receipts 1 WOEKS Rs. 11 For educational porposes CIL OFFICER 81334 No II. o Staging bangslow fees For medical parpoton Vetornary receipte Ruce pts on Acuonnt of experi mental coltivation IL-INTEREST 25 4 1 + Serat (reat bor.40) fees 2 For other purposes RE Hores fairs 821 14 Total, Sale proceeds of trees BTAAS eto. De 008 0164 167 45 BREBBRs BeRs Rs 16-6 Cattle fara Jong'st 167 Mzecellaneous AND FAIRS PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS Other erhibitions of fairs B. 15 46 JUSTICE ΑΥΤΟ ΣΑΣ Contributions Government from 76 XXL-SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER MINOR 47 Aymer Hersara, during the year ending 31st Barch 1912 Total S. Other contributions Re Re Re Bs 18 ReRs 1 440 396 3 159 TOLS Receipts under Cattle Trea paes act 5 101 MI lecellaneous 16-67! ITAX - Total Other items. POLICE Contributions from Govern ment Ba Ba RR 4943 50 16 17 18 19 In charge of Public Works Othcera 5,104 Total. Ra Other contributions Tradio and #pecial schools 16,70" Total IS Total Re. 13 High schoolo 16 767 ReRaRe Total income excluding opening balance Rs OP AJMER-MERYARA FOR 1911-1912. Middle schools SCHOOL Fres 80 Losna 783 Primary schools 2 Doponite And advances (6) DEBT Bs $2 Contnbution for pens ons Of gratuities ALLOWANCES ANNPATION AND IN AID OF SUPER XXI-RECEIPTS Total 3 Total 788 900 -321 From Government Is T. 33,05 80192 RE 83 Total receipts excluding opening balance 60 O S'ES! 783 788 960 Rs. Rg Pa RA18 Ro Otler contributione CONTRIBUTION Total roceph Including opening balanco. XIX-EDUCATION La 53 Preas receipts. PRINTING AVD STATIOVERY XXIII - Chairman, District boird, dj acr-lex.la BI GLINCI, ICS, 096 Total 25 26 27 Incidence of taxation per head of popa ES طامل Sale proceede of books BL Sale of old stores and mate Fiala. 56 | 15 Meccllanouk I AT NICILLAVLODE Bale ob narui (escheated) building and lande. & Rent of natul (enchcato) buildings and lande. Inoldence of income lexoloding balances) per bowl of population L. LA 86 Tutat 204 204 103 TOJ REMARI Total 1715 2 30 Bar Tutat 87 ·. GRAND TOTAL, 1910-11 Micrwari District Board, Ajmer Moriorit GRAND TOTAL, 1910-11 District Brard, Ajmer Merwara. GRAND TOTAL, 1910-11:33,338 33,50) ... District Board, djinor. Rs. . 35,99 3.1,70: Sootion V.) PANEN OP DIT IICT. ... | Modical schools and cullcxca. *** Closing balanco of last year. 3 18 Interest on loany, borrowed for Railway parposes. *** : Lonatic asslums. Total incomo darios tbo year. *** ... 86 Repayment of lous Lorroncd for Railway purpo-ed and chargcallo to Railway accounts. 3 Planuo charges. CT local rato rcfunde. RULWAYS, Cuatributions to Gosonmcat. Ollilt teronuo rulunds. 21.-Udical-rond. Construction of Railways charged to Rovenac. 87 65 Other contributions. Y Tual. DRAWBACKS. AND 1.--REFUNDS RLVINUL. 88 Bliscellancous Railway expendituro 13 Rouda, : 63 Total. ANTI-8 8 0,375 6373 30 Total. , d'apribotul cultivation. 4. 14.-Lucal rates. o Onecount of Last year. On DucUCL! of cr: *** APPENDICES TO TIE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION *• 06 IND SAVIGATIUS. 3.-JUIXOR Works, Lural canal chargc8. Ro 933 23 l'urlibar Horos fair, furchard H. C17111 0X 101... IKTI'IEST 13.-INTEREST, Oilaritions. .. Caillo (airs. Tuial. 2,023 2,023 Rs. 91 Original is orha. axu Y17tis. Public EXIUITI03# Oil: exhibitinis nad {ustu. P.4. CLT,... BCILDINGS. bi's Ollo stablim... 1,116 1,116 76 Ripuirs. 10S 1.103 2,019 103 1,103 2,019 B. Tutul 13 Na. CG Origiun) works. Votorin.ry chitto. CATIONS. •Хаскор 04.00 coati: func:ch (11.clulian bial. Cors loully fuitlis d). Puiduint of visnis Luasy for Mitics Aforia, cuatrul cu Ludit. OY LOCAL BUNUH, GENTILA. EAT 111,141016::r 18.-ADJIINISTRATION. No.1o.--Statement showing the expenditure of the District Board, 10 SCIE:STIVIC IXD OTUEL UIXOR: DEPARTJESTS. Ropaire. 10,203 16,299 TO 37 Bull and atallio: chi780A. Rs. 15.-CIVIL WORKS.- ToL *** .. Butuical and other pallio farlink 93 Original sorts. M Wul... 4.. TYIT WATII SUPILI ... Prurncial Statintica, Rojairs. 1 191.. La sf au Jaslici --Conrta ur luft. Leelo Establishments. Contingencies. Refunds of cattle-pound colluccions. Other charges. 3 Cuutnbution to Guruthull. :11 CHAKOES. CATTLE-800:D 20.-POLICL. *** 97 Original worlike 01 WORKS. DP..AIXAGE Ollier cuntributions. 320 3,17? 320 3,672 201,901 2011,201 *** Ropairs. IS R3. 02 Total. 18. 03 Total. Form ·Other works of improyement 23 161 PENSIONS Sabaidies to steam boat companies Establishment and contingenciea 1 64 Gratuites 3,749 3,749 S7 Grants to Universities 244 RE Tools and plant 66 Contribotions to Government Other contributions (including per ment to Berrios Fonds Prondezt aade) Total. end Inspection Stag ng Bangalows and Seras (reathouse) establishments and charges 906 1,850 908 1 850 67 161 PUBLIC WORKS Trening end special schoola Arboriculture obarger : 1 68 Stationery parchased from central stores High schools. Miscellaneous (al 69 Other stationery 8 Middle Bchoole. INTRIOTITK ONY KONTNIINITA 4 984 4984 103 104 105 106 107 108 Contributions to Gopernment Printing Other contnbutaona -78 Primary and secondary Bohools. 1 71 Lithography 31 171 31 171 Ba Total. . Total Total Total expenditure chargeable to carrent incomo Grants 14-aid $ 13 Donat op lor chantablo purposes Scholarships 30 -STATIONING AND 94 PILOTAGE. PORTS No. III. PENSIONS "ALLOWANCES AND 29--SUPERANNUATION 48 Aymer-Merware, during the year ending 31st March 1912 28 Re. 30 6,593 6,713 6,593 8,713 Be. 31 22 -EDUCATION OF AJSTER MERWARS TOR 1911 1912 35 8238 800 8,262 468 8 238 600 5,262 Rs RaRE 36 37 38 39 40 33-FAMINE EELIEP 24-MEDICAL VACCINATION SANITATION AND 510 R. 43 3 GOT Railway construction met from borrowed funde 12 Rewards for the destruction of doga wild somals and anakes. a Macellaneous 110 Repayment of loans 75 Other petty astablishment and charges Contributions to Government. and unforeseen 76 Stracellaneous obsyge. Other contributione E Deports and advances (0) SOOSNYTTUOSIK- RE 77 Miscellaneona zefanda Total Refunds 78 Contributions to Government * Total Rs. Total Dubursementa 64 Other contributaona Deposta General medical establishment Total. Actual balance $ Hoppitals and difpenaltie4. Chairman, District Board, Asmer-Verwara BJ GLANCY, ICS, 36,329 56,329 36,323 6,320 RA B BALANCE, T8 Charitable relief Total Vaccination eatablishment and charges. Public lyorka $ Sanitation charger PEMADEA of scellaneous 117 i Total IS Total 68 ·1 [Vide Sootion VI.] Education, Gencral-Table I, No. 48,- Abstract Return of Colleges, Schools and Scholars in Ajmer-lcrrara at the end of the official year 1911-1912. (l'or dotails, sec Gencral Tablo VII.) 08 PUBLIC INSTITUTIOXB. AREA AND POPOLATION. PI:IVATE INSTITUTIOXS. UXITIZEITT LORCAIJOX SCUOOL LOCATIO%, 6CHOOL EDUCATIOy, GELIAL. FICIAL, GSID Total. PECEITACE OZ LIXASES. Totalarca in Bqlara Aillon Number of Towns And Vulasce. Totato 'Culig 1X37110- Population. ELLYIY المداوم Prolca Arts Calc:cr. Collis. All other Secundary Primary Stalulus facial schuole. hawline Subowls, ATLYCED. ,رابداع 10 16 6 13 10 l'or alls 18 3 6 3 10. 192 . 1. Institu. tiopi 23.82 lastitutions to number of towns nad village For Femalca, 0 13 27 APPENDICES TO TIIE REPORT ON TIIE ADMINISTRATION *** 3 Tomas or Wales 206,195 2,711 squaro miles. Villages 713 l'einalcs 233,197 TOTAL 1 22 5 33 3 . 10 OD 20.00 TOTUL 7.13 Total 001,393 lalu DO 3,163 2,169 30 10S 6,913 13 3,530 2,683 01.26 ale sobulars to wale population Scholars of sci.col.points spent Females 300 307 1,150 . . Femala scholars to femalo popa. lation of school. gvins eget TOTAL 3,513 2,630 33 193 6,620 11,131 14.80 • A tomo contains 0,6-C0 Iuhaliltarte or upwards. Arlllage coolaio. letban 8,0clcballios. A diunidirelty, battrelosopbus, asosllls culcadas a iure. 1 Tbojopulation of school giu**c inicual lb per ceph of the whole sus uillou. 2.2.-14cbcadidas pracribu by cho Guicial mu ali ostrovalnu lorills dlatrici lura leda och A MILLER, 019. Inspector of Schools, djiner-lferwaro.

·I Voda Bootion VII Education, Genbral-Table II No 47 -- Abstract Return of Erpendifure on Public Instruction in Ajmer Herrara, for the offical year 1911-1912. (For deta Is sce General Table IV) TOTAL DIREOT EXPENDITURE ON PUBLIC INSTRUCTION TOTAL IN DIELCT FXPENDITURE ON POLLIO INSTRUCIIONS UNIVERSITY EDU CLTION SCHOOL EDUCA TION GENZAAL SouooL EDUCA T1OX SPXCIAL REMARK: Total er pand 10 га оо Pablo Inntrio tion. TOTAL Arts All other UA Vera ty Sper al Gants for Forniture and Apriratat Micellaneons. Proles Second RIT Colleges $b ole Primary Training Schoo Sekouls On! Scholarship Inspeet on special a Direction Bould age Co leger TOTAL Soboola 1 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 R: hs 22 729 Ra 74 115 1 13 331 Ks 2 759 Ra Re 5730 R. 8 107 lle, 18 617 29 101 1 4.268 21 183 7639 F's Re 1 13,164 1 400 28 802 1,41,966 2 400 107 157 28 29 29739 95 308 21,170 8703 8 107 1900 $ 29 01 171 2.7 (For Dialos 1 IXTITUTIONS For Fem 198 TOTAL 2 (al PNRCURTAEA of Importat Fxpordnya Isoladod in Duluny 2-17 to Total Impe al Lxpond fure on Publu Instruct on 1) PIACEVT403 Luoal Frnd Expend taro noladed la co uma 2-17 to Tatal Lugul bun Expond turo on Pull albatroot on (6) PSRCANTAO S Pon o pal Expond turo in Indod in onlu to n. 2-17 to Totul Man oipal spend t ro on Publ o Instruos on (1) TERCINTAG # Total pond tore in columns 2-17 to Total Lspunil taro on Pobl olostruot on 29 90 87 91 12 09 205 8204 103 800 8 70 1 05 100 00 OF AJJER VERWARA FOB 1911 1912 ::0811 6 50 810 130 GI OD 1-22 8:50 20-28 39 00 100 00 36 62 77 56 5 53 129 1 88 10000 98 71 82 92 13 27 85 66 12 37 1 61 82 3 86 181 11 10 17 00 100 00 Is d P Re P R a 333 4 52 7 A 56. % 7 1 งดืse 18 8 2 DOS OM T's op 11 0 9 $ 9 19 15 9 & AVERAGE ANNOIL COST + 07 EDDCATING LAOR POPIL IN Cort olu po Sal I OVORIOS Dopartmontal Institut ouw Coat to locul sad nio pol Funds Totul Cost Cont to Inperial Rovo u. Lool Tond Saboole: Cyat to Lo allonde Total Cont Ost to Imper nl Keronues Marlopal Baboola ? Cuat tv NOE pulando Iut 1 Cost Unt to Imper ul lovo 02 Aldou laatitut one Cont to L oul An Du opal buada Totul vat Laaldo Jaolitations Total Cost Cont to los potial Rate nen All laeditations Cuub w Lodulaod D1 Dopul Faa. Tutal C at 12 07 12 11 11 23 • The percontugoy rogal od Lor: (a) 2(%) 2 (c) ATO to be calouinted from the figures giren Doolanun. 7a 76 70 ronpoot voly of General lable IV + The annual com a calqulatod on the di et expedt to ou Ibo storage 12 07 cont of educat og each pap i isolta ned by d d n the dreot expoud 12 11 11 Itare by the are ago nomlios on to rolls monthly duri the ye ! 7 21 | The apu age cost of each pupil in Local bund ud M nio pal Boboole la to be 2 13 7 obt pod from tho tlgare given in Geuorall able VIL 31 1 8 $ Fract one of a rupeo wh ull boom tod, roept fa tbo oolamne showing tho sporaga alioualcost of educating each pupil 7 8 11 3 81 23 11 11 29 5 10 SO 08 2 11 30 12 9 339 $$ 12 7 4 5 13 2 8 9 2 $0 13 10 3 0 2 62 9 0 6 29 2 2 8 2 2 72 1 6 NB-The boa Juuga prescribed by the Government Bod Dot 1990 sød for this distract bato boos omitted A MILLIR, Ong Inspector of Schools, dyner Merwars 16 ·108 108 26 1.1.570 Soction VI] Education, General-Table III. No. 48.-- Return of Colleges, Schools, and Scholars in Ajmer-Merwara, for the official year 1911-1912. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. NUMBER OF SCHOLARS ON THE 31ST MARCH LEARNING UNDER PODLIO MANAGEMEXT. UNDER PRIVATE DÍANAGEMENT, ENOLI61. A CLA86ICAL LANGUAGE, A VERNACULAR LARGUAGE. Maintained by the Department. Maintained by Local Fund and Municipal Boords. Aided by the Department or by Local Fund or Municipal Boards. Unaided. REMARKS, Clasa or INSTITUTIOXO. Number of Institutions. Namber of Scholars ou the rolls on 316t March. Arerago number on the rolls monthly during Average daily attendanco. 31st Number of Scholars on the rolls 00 March. Number of Institutio Average number on the rolls monthly daring Apernge daily attend. ance. Namber of Institutions. Namber of Scholars on the rolls on 31st March, Average bamber on the rolis monthly daring Average daily attend. ance. Number of Institutions. Number of Scholars on the rolls on 31st March. Average number on the rolls monthly during the year. Average daily attend. ance. Grand Total of Scholars on the 31st March. Grand Total of Public Institutions, the year. the year. the gear. Boys. Girls. Total. Boys. Girls. Total. Boys. Girls. Total. 13 14 12 15 11 18 20 17 18 10 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 20 27 1 28 2 8 3 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION, Arto Colleges. English 50 1 23 50 50 11. 23 • . . 60 . 1 ... 46.10 49.18 dad ... .. . TOTAL 50 1 50 23 ... 50 50 23 1 .. 49.18 46.10 . ..? ... ... . ... ... *** 6 4 649 50782 428.67 1,501 1,402.45 1,204.77 1 1,656 700 700 1,665 ... Secondary Schools. For Boys English • Vernaculor Girls English • Yorgacular 635 388 481.12 285 87 621.30 840.22 78 218 51.93 161668 63'83 191.17 13 5 2,763 606 1 2,616 8 2,624 6081 6061 0 221 230) 4 VID 8 302 282 218 142 190 101 210 320 14 14 . APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION ODO ... ... 00 .. ... .. ... .. ... ... ... ... . ... ... 'SOLV3103 $10040$ GEXERAL, TOTAL -1,023 a 296 769.99 907.52 2 258.00 6 213.51 1,803 1,684.45 1,42277 5 637.82 601 542-57 22 14 220 1,076 3,813 790 1,756 804 3,231 220 3,160 . Primary Schools. For Boys Girls 3 323 299 240 51 .. 10 .. ... 37 6 1,789 188 1,668.23 187.82 1,28844 110.13 10. 27 100 25 1836 19.4 141095) 2,139 387 110 64 122 115 12 61 2,2021 5 161 2,1181 2801 285 10 . .. .0 .. OP TOTAL 59 1,077 1,836.05 1,407 66 4 220 208'6 161.83 3 323 299 240 60 2,526 104 .. 73 237 2,107) 206 2,403 dar SCHOOL EDUCATION, SPECIAL. Schools for Sjecial Instruction. Training Schools for dlusters Mistresses Teclinical and Night Schools. 1 0 8.27 701 90 . 26 39 99 30 ea. 1. JI ... . ... ... ... 109 .. . 10 ... 19 ... 001 #00 6 170 6 198 198 198 10 10 . ... ... +40 ... ... TOTAL 1 8:27 761 0 228 228 7 106 237 8106 198 198 PR 40 ... ... . .. 100 .. 49 32 girls in boys' schools. 525 5,012 160 boys in girls' schools. CAL OT COLLSER AND BCHOOLD OP PARLIC INCTLVOTION. 61 3,059 2,861.02 2,231.28. 2 296 258.00 213.51 13 2,020 1,893 Os 1,684:12 14 1,242 1,164-82978657 90 6,626 2,168 208 2,461 813 14 827' 6,387 125 90 100 30 48 30 48 95 42 03 12 . 100 ... .. # > . ... OD PCITATS IXBTITUTIOXB 66 1. ADVANCED TEACHING (a) Arabic or Persian (6) Sanskrit (c) Any other Oriental Classic s For Boys 2. ELEMENTARY TEACHING 2 Yerngcular only or mainly Girls 3. EUROPEAN AND EURABIAN SCHOOLS not conforming-to ( For Boys, Departmental Standards Girls 4. OTHEE SCHOOLS not conforming to Departmental For Hojs Standards Girls 66 82 27 9,275 712 076 521,028 2,4401 50 50 27 62,462 035 662 19+ ... .. ... ... . .64 05 . ... .. Depart 20 308 95 ... 35 10. 10 . ... • 1 rea ... 800 806 58 girls in boys' schools. .. 27 boys in girls' schools. 102 1,156 2,010 641 3,687 00 Totol girls in boys' schools. 116 1,083 8,303 | 1,166 8,469| 183 boys in girls' schools. TOTAL . 132 4,508 101 101 1,054 GBAND TOTAL 222 11,194 2,269 293 2,562 1,887 01 III.-Where boys and girls attend the same school, the column of Remarko chona cham thanh mal-T-I Laantka.1. 1.-Tho tort Classical language in column 21 includes Europenn and Oriental classical languages. ll. - Mizod acbools should bo shond as boys schools or as girls schools according as the number of bors or girls is opentor ALL.

·OF AJMER-VERWADA POR 1911 1912 93 [Vide Section VI) Education, General-Table III A No 48 A-Return showing the number of Scholars classsfied according to Sex, Race or Creed, sa Aymer Merware for the official year 1911 1912 UNIVERSITY EDUCATION - Arta Colleges Eugl sh Mae Female 42 8 Total SECONDARY SCHOOLS 42 8 Engl sb Male Female 81 221 1 658 2 747 36 6 12 Fon BOIS V rnacular Male Female 1 460 67 78 M Englah Mele Female 86 124 2 11 2 5 FOB GIES 211 1 Vernacular S Male Female Total 991 432 2 122 8 6 48 91 PBINARY SCHOOLS Fon Вот 15 8 2 402 1 502 8 194 2 Male Female Male Female FOR GIRLS 54 61 A. 31 41 Total 130 2 1 741 196 419 32 7 SCHOOL EDUCAT ON SPECIAL Schools for Spec al Instruct on Male TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MASTERS Fe NAJE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR MISTRESARS Female Male TECINICAL AND NIGHT SCHOOLS Female 98 2 84 11 3 Total . 98 34 91 11 3 527 471 8 996 1041 48 513 Total of Co leges and schools of Pabl c Iost act on PRIVATE INSTITUTION- 1 Advanced Teack ng- Male (a) Araboa d Persian Female 1 124 90 140 I 126 52 28 3 3 63 190 6 24 5.19 81 2 Male (0) Sanok at Femala Male (c) Any other Onental CIARNIC Fen ale 2 Elementary teach ng Ternacular only or tha wly- FOR BOYS Ma Female FOB GIBIS Male Female * European and Euras on Schools not conform ng to Departmental Standard- FOB BOYE Female FOR GIBLE Male Female 4 Other Schools not conform ng lo Departmental Standard- FOR BOYS s Male Yemale FOB GIBLE Male Female Male 3 58 204 43 3 TOTAL 143 2 796 1 426 145 GRAND TOTAL 527 614 8790 2 467 49 699 A MILLER, of Inspector of Schrola Ajmer Verwara ·9.1 [Vide Soction VI.] Education, General- Table IV. Xo. 49.- Return of Expenditure on Public Instruction in 1jmer-Jeruara for the official vcar 1911-1912. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. URDER Pcolic VAJAGEXEXT. CXDIK PAITAZI MAXAGIKISI. TOTAL EIFEXCITTIS JION Voirasxoddy Leai Fl:dari Municipal Borde. didends lhe reportsert or do I ccal ind of Jinciful Boords. Craided. Jlaintaincity the Departat. GRAND TOSAL. ORJSCT* ON EIPSXDITORI. OY Imporlal Rcroonda. 1.ocal Ratos or Cc 8cs. Hate or Janiripai rande Indormants and otlicroupes Sulgcris tions. e o Imperial Rerennca. Municipal Fundo Inonl Patcs Corena. Endowmente and other sozrce. Solsoription. Imperial to onna Municipal Funds Sudacriptions, I. dnements and oller (MPOC, Rularriptione. Forlotment and other sources. 1.9011 Rates of C03.04 8 Imperial levonuca Manicipal funds. All other conrccs. Torsl. Fors. NICA KR. Fccs. TOTAL Loreal COM "1110L TOTAL. Fors. l'ers. Ca 35 C3 3€ S: نم 2c 06 6 3 2a os 1 HS. 3:a. la. Ns. Rs. 1. B3. RA. Rs. I... E. R. 1.8. Ls. Is USITEISITY FDICATIOX. Arts Colleget. 1,430 ..550 16,311 2,550 2,333 16,311 .. . .. . 1,30 2,73 1,150 142,723 10,311 2,500 2,355 1,150 16,311 2,180 2,853 . ... *** ** . ... English TOTAL Secondary School Senglish For Boys • Vernacular English Tornacalar 22,633 ... ... 8,128 1,639 3,5518,915 201 036 2,119 410 €,62 10,0 15,311 1,4 wo6,618 S,914 3, +12 3,197 14,7 1.77 10,743 37,117 1.230 3,371 371 6,463 12,310 1,400 2,122 1:0 327 4,SUI 6351 21.163 ... ou 12.2.20 ... P. .. ... 20.126 110 3.0.0 ::. 111.3,152 ..+ ... 100 ...& 3,5 .... 3,2010,>> .. Girls O. 6,187 18,113, 1,640 18 008 9,168 2,60 1,00 16,1 10 19,02:0.65 11 68 23,35 TOTAL 76 3,5 8,510 10,225 3,105 BONOOL EDUCATIOX, (i*NELAL. .. 13.331 207 1,050 637 Primary Schools. For Boge Gires 6,731 135 w 1,7ui 3,413 4,567 505 ICO 1,5:7 42 1,021 610 1152,25! .. 3 23 0,3 3 1.100 10 1.333 3.31 3 4.1 1,513 860 103 605 ... . APPENDICES TO TIK REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 21.170 Stro 3.C 7,070 3,913 4,733 37 CO3 151 42.899 11.100 19,007 3,161 300 1,707 TOTAL 195 2,770 .. boe .. P. ... . + LO . d. .. ... .. ... . 4 . 1. . ... .. ... ... . ... ..t ... ... 1 . . .. .. a. ... 6.750 . ... ... . .. ... ... . 00 $ .. .. 350 ECOOL EDUCATIOX, SPECIAL. Schools for Special Instruction. Training Schools for Masters 1,115 120 1,273 2,23 1,821 1,115 10 1,534 2,707 Training schools for Mistres-cs Night and Technical School TOTAL 1.115 120 * 1.526 1,5:1 1,118 123 1,621 2.753 Unicersily 1,600 1.100 1.. 1,111 perc Direction Halinasfees Inspection 3,637 113 of W2132 Arta (nilege C32 100 1 $13 320 912 I.ddle sclucl Icholarihips deld in Becondary Schools. 1,090 267 1,316 130 100 10 103 1.000 138 193 1,975 Eram 102 Primary Schoolu 82 of klich Buildings 2,031 2.700 4,717 C3 13,021 13,921 3,0.11 14,215 19,603 Furniture and Apparatus (Special granta cipei.ded and the balance Viscellaneous R&S Tid to Gorezni ot. TOTA: 3,653 3,492 *** 156 201 7,50 130 126 21 103 319 13,911 13.3.1 0,0 3,605 1,60 1,767 ),201 TOTAL EXPENDITURE OX PUBLIC INSTRUCTIOX 30,262 0,131 0,5 11,371 138 1,010 65,C53 ... 3,211 183 *** 9,45 13,621 3,153 10,111 2,017 2,036 31,41 3,555 61,150 0,211 15,623 31,531 67,171 1,71.297 1.-Fractions of a rapec sto to bo omitted. II.-If the iccome al ang achool maintained by the Departmert (or by a local or Manicipal Loard) cxccede the tapenditure, the retom of Government for local or Municipal) carer ditore should be reduced accordingly, tbc income and espead:tare of the school being thos equalleed. It III.-it the income of my orded school cxccede the cape indliare, thic estest should te proportionately diducted from the sub-bicads of cadura.euts, nubuciljitlozs, aud otl.es algicis; 09, 11 the Icecipiis from thicad sarees are instEclent, from the satelicad of'Tots sloo. The actual seccipta from Iinperial flevennes and from local and Manicipal Far de aboald bo shown in full. IV.- In calculating the expenditure from Imporial Ierenues or any other tus dr. !! samente or contributions from Facarr other sources credited to that Fond should le dodected. Such najn.cut shocla de shown as circaditorc order the agb-bcade to which they belong. V _Tharytondinen nindrilinleor toni Direitun"and"1DATtion" should be *lown onir in column and its subsidialotend tot in the treesdine colomfa .. L. ... .. ... .. . ++ + ... ... oly) . 1.. M 24. . .. ut . . dor e .. 1 ... 16,633 10,318 ·No.50 .Return of the stages of Instruction of Pupsli in Public School for General Education in djmer-Merkara at the end of the official year 1911-1912 HGR ST261 MIDDLJ BAO Unis PIINLY STAGE LOREL PAINAJT B7461 Compreng at paplle who are not pagsed beyond the Lower Primary Stage Letrapped on the role Comprising all popile Comprislag all papila #bobine paspid dejood Compreg all papile who buvo paved beyond the Cppar Primary who bero pued beyond the Lower Secondary (Widdle) Blago dut hyra Suazi bul bata pol Parthe Loker Prlmaty stage bal bate pot paketa pot paised the Matrica d beyond ti. Lore beyond the Cpper Pd Bocondurf (Middia) Lation Examination. Blago. ATT Stage TOTALE Osa on 80OOL Leading Printed Books. Not Thong Printed Books BAKARKI Number of Schools 3 + 6 Boys Girls Total Boys GIT Total Dogo Oirls Total. Bogs Girls Total Baja Girie. Total Boys Girls Total BZONDART BOXOOL 90 DO 635 898 381 261 119 45 110 25 175 175 203 78 76 686 SHS 635 289 . Tor Bogo Departmental Local Fand Muoiopal Alded Unalded Engib • Vernacolar Englieb VarnaColar Euglieb • Vorononlar Leglish Va ukculur English Verdacolat 27 13 17 23 11 78 28 1601 649 4 9 87 50 9 377 11 66 393 68 16 131 200 • I 12T 200 1 303 6 405 774 78 210 1,6.23 BLO 219 B 1601 810 12 B3 174 281 780 Torit 18 3 369 161 161 778 778 153 68L 1 126 1 127 43 6 440 3,361 B 9 309 Departmental Local Fand. Tor Gino Manletpal Aided Valded Enello Veroncular Foglish Yernacular Engleh Verndalar Engla Vor scular Yorgulay OP AHER KIERTÁRA FOR 1911-1913 . 803 3 2 18 99 85 106 3 28 13 202 202 ollah 1 1422 21 11 20 30% 142 . 38 38 64 86 1 8 D 1 4 46 14 14 1 13 19 25 109 131 149 4 TOTAL TOTAL SECONDARY BOXOOLI 24 28 102 912 1 - 220 1,347 22 161 3 913 175 14 750 - 836 18 678 110 888 1 197 160 4-37 3D 877 3 463 860 3 813 PRIMARY BOXOOLA- Departmental Lool Fund For Boya Mcl ipal Aldd V 1 789 23 239 1 017 1051 101 6 408 1,777 12 1 789 1 maldud 27 823 B 10 150 4 59 59 9 55 19 18 323 27 347 * TOTAL 51 2 139 208 299 1 16 180 12.3 67 1 287 15 580 9 589 2 116 26 2 139 188 Tor Girls Manleipal Donartmentat Alded Una ded 07 121 121 168 19 8 130 25 53 25 73 40 10 5+ 145 190 TOTAL 9 387 25 52 77 25 115 199 4 771 55 393 397 60 2 628 TOTAL PAIXABY SCHOOL GRAND TOTAL 267 178 313 82 875 1 202 199 1 991 585 780 2 les 967 2 526 82 G 339 161 14 175 780 828 1 201 262 1 383 2 469 29 9738 1 031 206 1 237 6 632 707 6 339 NOTE -The bomber of girls shown in the table thould correspond with the bomber reloraed ander Primary kod Secondary Schools in General Forma 1 sad II ized schools shoall be ente ed as bogs schools or gurie schools ageurding *1 the number of boge or of giris i greater A B -The beadinga preser bed by tu. Goveroment and not Ngwred for this distriot have been omitted A. MILLER, of Inspector of Schools, Ajmer-Jerwara. 95 ·96 [ Tiao Section VI.] Education, General-Table VI. No. 51 --Return showing the results of Prescribed Examinations in Ajmer-Merwara during the official year 1911-1912. NUHIDER OP INSTITUTIONS SENDING EXAMINEES. NUMDBE OP EXAUINZE8, NUMBER PLBRED. RACE OR CREED OZ PABBXD 80IOLABI, NATURE OF Lx UIXATION. TOTAL. TOTAL. TOTAL 1 2 3 6 0 7 8 0 10 12 11 13 15 100 106 10c 200 10c 105 AITB COLLEGES. M. A. Examination 1 1 ... ... ... ... ... B. A. Examination 1 1 10 1 11 3 ... 3 3 .. ... First Arts Examination. 9 1 10 7 7 6 2 . *** ... APPENDICES TO THE REPORT ON THE ADMINISTRATION 8000OLS OF GENCBAL EDUCATION. 45 32 8 1 86 32 17 2 51 1 3 41 6 .. 1 6 3 10 60 62 16 1 128 35 40 4 79 9 60 10 ... . Matriculation Examination--boys Rajputana Middlo School Examination-boys. Anglo-Vernacular Middle Examination for girls Vornacular Final Examination-boys 1 1 2 3 6 8 (Rosults not yot known.) 1 ... ... 5 1 6 24 6 1 31 9 O 8 ... 1 ... ... Beneres Sanscrit. Examination Paratham Pa. riksha 2 2 10 10 ... 5 5 6 " ... European Schools Middlo Examination 1 1 5 6 6 5 6 2. ... SOHOOLS OP SPHOIAL INATRUCTION. Training School Examination for suppor Masters. Lowor 2 2 2 2 2 .. 1 ... 1 B 0 6 6 2 4 ... - Note. Apy othor Bproclal osatninations, such as tho Intormcdiato or other oxaminations of the Punjab Unlvorolts, moy by addod to this list. N.D.-luo loadiugh prarlbod by tho Gorurumont aud vot roquirod tu this district luavo Loon Omitted, A. MILLER, offg. Inspector of Schools, Ajmer-Merwara. I ·[Pd. Section VI) Education, General-Table VII No. 52.-Return showing the Distribution of Local Fund and Muntespal Expenditure on Public Intfruction in Ajmer-Merpara for the offictul year 1911 1912. EXPENDITURE OF LOCAL FUND BOXEDS ON PUBLIC INSTRUCTION EXPENDICURE OF MUNICIPAL BOARDS ON PUBLIC INSTRECTION IX INOTITUTIONI MAINTAINED BY LOOAL FoxD BOARDI IX INBTITUTIOX9 XAINTAINED B3 INSTITVTIONS VINTAINED BY MUNICIPAL DOARDE IX INSTITUTION XAJATAIXID BI OB11021 OY EZIEDIIUBJ Aanber of Text Noaber of scholari upenis! Grante el ratelor 301 31 go Ca to zare Alanleipal Grants Subeoriptions Endowments and fecu Total Local Fund Eupend itare on Pablia Instruction The Department Muncipal Boarde Private persone abend.com STOIDUB 19910 Nomber of losti Number of cholars tatoo Bak de black ao 18 conferty Silo ATerage daily at s tendance dar ug the year Total Espendstate of Lourl und and Mon cipal Boarda ou Poble Instreet Imper 21 Grants Local Food Gradta Municipal rates Endowment and Totat Xenisipal. Farend iture on Pablo Costruction Bubact pt noe * Local Food Boarda quomzuvdoq u2 other perces Private persons or A q&ociales: MAIL: Total Total 1 6 7 B 9 10 11 16 17 18 29 26 28 90 39 33 R RR: I Xs A: R$ X KE RI ge Z s R: R 225 R A 2. R. X's 2. 2 580 2 880 2 580 2 580 2 680 2 000 UYTETITY EDUCATION Art Colleger English TOT LL BCHOOL EDUCATION GENERAL Secondary Skool For Boys Verdacular Fne ish Vomacular IDR 788 78 219 63 83 51 97 19.1718 68 786 908 2 193 3 584 963 2 3 5 5 197 126 8 687 2 109 0 687 2 D95 بات OF AJMER MERIYARA FOR 1911 1913 TOTAL 786 786 2 998 258 00 2 9 51 3 305 183 8 89 3 584 6197 11 888 12 672 1 Primary Schools Tor Bogs I Gris 4 667 166 4 667 150 686 4 607 100 195 600 1 TOTAL 4 733 4733 606 195 BGO 6 583 130 120 120 1 - 120 120 120 113 113 BCHOOL EDUCATION SPECIAL School for Special Instruction Trololog $ hoolar Maste. for MOLTO TOTAL Inspection Arts College Relo dary schools Beholuroh po 10 Pr bary behoo Bpoel Schon other thin Tralo lok seboule Indag! vrnituri od 477orafwa (Special Graata ..! Murliament TOTAL 200 520 zas 520 236 138 136 40 620 2 708 2 708 69 63 3709 . . 3,492 136 138 63 190 3 604 3 605 9244 GRAND TOTAL 0 131 206 1 263 00 223 62 3 241 163 3 424 8 829 6 455 15 52624,789 1 -Tbeum of the pend tute in coluba ' boold agree th toetpondit are shown in colamo 3 of General Table IV 1-Th24 of the spenditure in oslom. hou dates with the tip od e sono le col B. de respectively of Gader] Talle 19. NB-Iba bedlago proscribed to the Govermout sd not seg lied for thladiulriet Late bean omitted A MILLLR Offg. Inspector of Sckools, Ajmer-Mierware 97 ·98 APPENDICES TO REPORT ON ADUINISTN. OF AJDER-MERWARS FOR 1911-1912. [Pide Section VII.] TABLE I. No. 53.-Number of Printing Presses at work and the number of newspapers, periodicals and books published during the year 1911-1912. NUMBER OF BOOKS PUBLISHID Number of newspapers published. Number of presses. PROVINCE Number of periodicals published. In English or other European languages. In Indian languages (vernacular and classical) or in more than one language. Ajmer-Merwara 9 % 5 3 21 A. T. HOLME, I.C.S., Commissioner, Ajmer-Jerwara. - j ZALCUTTA : PRINTED BY BOPDT. GOVT. PRINTING, INC IA, 8, HASTINGS STRERT.

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