"إضافات وتصحيحات لمسرد الشخصيات الهامة في بلاد فارس (المجلد IV)" [و‎‎١‎١‎١] (٣١٢/٢٢٨)

Ill
(Sarhang) but discharged as incompetent in 1917.
Sent to Nin as Governor. 1918 sent to India
(to get rid of him temporarily). His half-brother
was one of the S. P. R. officers executed
by the S. P. R. for complicity in the murder
of British officers at Khaneh Zinian, and treachery :
allowed to return after some months, being paid a
salary while away. Leased his house to Soviet Russian
Consulate, Shiraz, July 1922. Joined the new Persian
Army. An opium-smoker. Has properties in tho
Buluk of Dashti, and residing at Bushqan 1923.
Add :—
MUHAMMAD RIZA KHAN BASTAKI, SITWAT-UL-
MAMALIK. Born about 1887. Eldest son of Soulat-
ul-Mulk Bastaki (q. v.) A sunni of a Sunni district
between Lar and Lingeh. Intelligent and well educated.
Deputy Governor of Lingeh at various times down to
1922.
Page 91f.—
To entry headed “ MUHAMMAD TAQI KHAN ARAB
YARWAR ” add—Boin about 1885
A painstaking Police officer. Resigned June 1923 as
result of quarrel with Governor over election fracas.
Since then has been nominally in command of Artillery
in Ears, but really principal adviser of brigadiei^
Generally respected, friendly to British.
Add :—
MUHANDIS-UD-DOULEH—see MIRZA IBRAHIM
NUZURGZADEH.