Coll 28/117 ‘Persia. Kerman, Yezd – (Bandar Abbas): Intelligence Summaries.’ [‎158r] (318/517)

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270. ”*r. u&aroor Husain, a teacher of for Kerman, rho has
h^en f**nt *o Persia the Government of India # _arriIn Kerman
on the 3th Ootober. He yma acooapanied by ’ r. Ir^ica Husain, the
teacher of ’'nffliah for Yssd.
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271. Hr. ^.K.Tribon, Gireotor ‘General of ; inanee, Kerman, proceed*-,
to Kahldan on the 10th and returned on the 12th.
372. A party* of three Husslans, reported to bo members of the
Soviet Wosssy in Tehran, arrived in Kerman on the Qth, accompanied
by an interpreter named Gr. hahmoudi. The party proceeded to *.ahican
on route to >Ihorax>an on the 13th. Goring their stay in Kerman, they
were put up by Colonel Khadivi, tnq Officer Commanding Gendarmerie.
373. A party of four Americana arrive* from ’anldan on the 14th
and left for Tehran the following day.
OF ^ TCI ALU.
h 374 . Keference paragraph 357. The Governor General designate,
Faalullah hahrami, has still not arrived at Kerman much to. the
annoyance of the acting Governor General, Colonel Mutasham, whose
departure on le«ve has, na a result, been long delayed.
375. Haferenoe paragraph 346. It ie reported that orders have
again been recaive* directing th$ removal of r. Kasiraadeh from
hfa post of director of Kimince, Kerman, and that, as €i reovilt, Hr.
Tribon has appointed Kaairsadeh as his unofficial aesistaftt.
376 * Military . Brigadieur -hahri, the General Officer Commanding,
Kerman, returne- 1 from hia tour of Toraian Hefcran on the 12th.
377.. oISqa . Yawan Kliamarloo parsed througii i'ermar on the 13th
on his way to Gahidan, where he hao been appoiniau Ghiof of Polioa.
SGGUHITY.
378. It 1 a reported that Hess vuli Kosiit Kuai, a sheep owner,
^hila on his way to bardair with a party of travellers, was attackec
by s gang of daooita, who relieved ilia of four Government rifles
which he ostd obtained for hia protection^ killed two and wounded
another member of the caravan and absconded with shout 70,000 tomans 10,000 Persian dinars, or a gold coin of that value.
In cash. The bandits are reported to bo foil overs of 'urad - All -
>/urad and to have been led on this raid by Murad’s brother. Jahangir*
Hussain Khan Buohakohi, who was asked by the military authorities to
pursue and ipprehend the robbers, replied that he was not sutficientlj
equipped to do so.
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