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ANNUAL REPORT ON THE PERSIAN GIT LP POLITICAL RESIDENCY.
They erected five hangars near the British Aerodrome.
The following chiefs were in receipt of
feubsidies. telegraph subsidies during the year—
Sons.
A nkual telegeaph
sub-sides.
Name of chief.
Habitat
Gwadur-
Jask coastal
line.
Saldji Kanr
(Suntsar)-
Cbarbar
line.
Mir Mustafa Khan of Jask .
Old Jask ,
Chiragh Khan, Murad Khan,
Dad Khuda Khan, Jalal
Khan, Abdi Khan, Buzdar
Khan, Azim Khan, Abadullah
Kban and one infant.
Rs.
480
lis.
Mir Hoti of Jask . . .
Do.
Mohim and Haji . . .
360
Mir Vahya Kban of Bint « •
Bint • .
500
...
Sirdar Husain Khan of Gaih .
Gaih . ,
1,000
Mir Din Mohatumad of Dashtyari .
Mir Bazar .
Abdi Khan , • • .
500
600
Mir Mahmud Khan of Dashtyari .
Talang ,
Darra Khan, Dilawar Khan,
Sherdil Khan, Bahut Khan,
Ghous Bakhsh Khaa.
500
600
Mir Subhan Khan of Bahu
8und .
600
600
Mir Ahmed Khan of Bahu .
Runja . .
Sahi Mohammad Kban, Hashim
Khan and Islam Khan.
400
600
Ml
The payment of subsidies for the Saldi-Kaur (Suntsar)-Charbar line was
sanctioned by the Government of India with effect from 19th December 1917.
The old coastal line will, in all probability, be dismantled next working season.
The payment by the Political Department, Bushire, of extra monthly sub
sidies on account of the protection of the telegraph line, to the above chiefs and
Mir Burkat, was re-sanctioned up to the 30th November.
The telegraph line between Charbar and Jask was interrupted owing to
Interruptions. wilful damage by Joushdaris, Karwanio
, . and others during the year, as follows;—
247 hours during
February.
24, „
3?
March.
66 „
April.
99 „
May.
16 „
J une.
201 „
))
July.
126 „
})
November.
Es. 246-11-3 were deducted from the subsidy of Mir Yahya Khan on account
ol the cost of insulators and stalks removed in his district between July and
December.
The Director left Karachi on his annual tour of inspection on the 12th
T November and, after visiting the telegraph
our " - stations in the Persian Gulf, returned
to headquarters on the 20th December. On the down trip he interviewed Mirs
Hoti and Mustafa Khan at Jask, No chiefs visited him at Charbar.
Mr. Hughes'report on the condition of the districts between Jask and
Gwadur is appended.