ملف ٥٦٤٦\١٩١٨ "بلاد فارس وبلاد الرافدين: ترتيبات التلغراف المستقبلية" [ظ‎‎١‎٢‎٨] (٣٠٣/٢٦٨)

V. Should it be authoritatively reported at any time that the said establishment is
insufficient, and such injury be done to the lane as would lead to the belief that due care was
not exercised in its protection, the Political Agent, Khelat, will be empowered to call upon the
Jam of Beyla to make such additional payment as will not exceed in the whole the amount of
full yearly subsidy.
VI. The annual payment to the Jam will commence from the date that five miles of Q
Telegraph wire may be reported set up, all intermediate payment being made according to '
labour or articles supplied, as previously provided.
VIL Complaints against individuals in the employ of the Telegraph Department, not
capable of satisfactory adjustment, will be referred to the Political Agent at Khelat; any cases
of urgency, whether in the nature of a complaint or otherwise, affecting such persons may be
referred to the Magistrate or Commandant of Police at Karachi as exceptional, should occasion
require. . .
VIII. Continued obstruction or injury to the Line may cause revocation of this agreement
on the part of Government at any time.
The agreement made between the parties hereto, as above defined, is to be considered
dependent, for completion and effect, upon the approval of the Bombay Government.
Sonmeanee;
(Sd.)
F. J. Goldsmid, Major,
Dated olst December 1862.
Assistant Commissioner,
IF itness
(Sd.)
Meer Khan,
Rais Rahmatoollah, Vakeel of his Highness the Khan of Khelat.
Jam of Beyla.
The foregoing agreement was confirmed by the Government of India in letter No. 759 ,
dated 19th August 1862.
III.
Abstract Translation of an Agreement passed under date the 24th January 1862, by
Fuqueer Mahomed Beziinjo, Naib of Kedge, to Major F. J. Goldsmid, Assistant
Commissioner in Sindh, on behalf of the British Government.
Under instructions from His Highness the Khan of Khelat, Fuqueer Mahomed Bezunjo
has presented himself before Major F. J. Goldsmid, Assistant Commissioner in Sindh, and
learnt all the arrangements contemplated for the establishment of the proposed line of
Telegraph. He states in the presence of that officer and Rais Rajmutoollah Khan, Agent of
His Highness, that if the British Government intend to set the Electric Telegraph on the
Mekran Coast, he will use his best endeavours to protect and maintain it from Kalmutdjunder
to Gwadur-bunder, and will provide the men required for that purpose. For this service he
shall receive through the Political Agent, Khelat, and with the consent of the Kkan, the sum
assigned and deemed proper by the British Government. He will also lend assistance to the
due establishment of the Electric Telegraph by protecting the materials and stores in such
manner that there shall be no obstruction to the work. It is understood that all articles
supplied to the persons connected with the Telegraph shall be duly paid for by the receivers.
Provided always that his responsibility in the above matter depends on his holding the
office of Naib of Kedge.
Signed in the presence of Major F. J. Goldsmid, Assistant Commissioner in Sindh, and
in the presence of Rais Rahmutoolah, Agent of His Highness the Khan, under date the
24th January 1862.
Note written before Fuqueer Mahomed of Kedge and signed by Kais Rahmutoolah Khan on the
1st February 1862.
The word “ Gwadur bunder ” shall be understood to comprise all lands within the
recognised boundary of Gwadur.
Approved by the Governor-General in India in Council on 19th August 1862.
IV.
Engagement entered into by the Persian Minister for Foreign Affairs for the
Construction of a Line of Telegraph from Khanakeen to Bushire (1863).
Article 1. The Persian Government considers it necessary to construct a line of Telegraph
without delay from Khanakeen to the Capital, Teheran, and from Teheran to the port of
Bushire ; and they, agree that whenever the English Government may require to com
municate by the said Telegraph they are to be at liberty to do so through the Persian
Telegraph Officers in the way they may desire, paying for the same at rates to be specified
hereafter.
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