"تقرير عن إدارة رئاسة بومباي لسنة ١٨٨١-١٨٨٢" [و‎‎١‎٩‎٥] (٥٨٩/٣٨٨)

App. I. (!)•]
BOMBAY ADMINISTRATION REPORT.
Po LITIca l
Political Relation
(1.)—Statement showing Political Relations
mth
State.
Surat Agency—continued
B^nsda
Dharampor
Kh&ndesh—Twenty-two
States.
Feint
Jawhar
Janjira—Habsan or Janjira
S&vantvadi
Scltara Jagirs—
Bhor..
Phaltan
petty
Prant Pratinidhi ..
Daphl&pur ..
Akalkot
Kolhaptir
Do. Vishalgad Bavda. In-
chalkaranj 1 Kagal, and othei
petty Jagirdars and Inamdars.
14
In Subsidiary
Tribute in Men or Money.
Estimated
Alliance or
Feudatory.
Amount.
To whom
payable.
Population.
Prevailing Dise^
Rs.
. ....
154
British Govern
ment.
34,134
Fever
* ••
—
t • • •
101,115
F SC gh - iteh '-
y
133
British Govern-
ment.(a)
36,542
Cold, fever, ague, belly
ache, and enlargement
of spleen and liver.
Independent ..
None
48*556
76,361
Malarious fever, diseases
of cutaneous system,
and of stomach and
bowels.
Subsidiary al
liance with
....
....
174,433
Fever and dysentery ..
the British
Government.
Subsidiary.
Rs. 5,500, being
British Govern-
*145,872
Fever, ague and other
Pays commu
tation in lieu
commuted value
of elephant
ment.
malarious diseases.
of supplying
subsidy paid to
elephants.
the Raja.
Subsidiary. In
lieu of furnish
ing a quota
of 75 horses
9,600
Do.
58,382
None
pays subsidy
in money.
t • • •
....
....
58,941
Cattle disease
....
....
6,006
Feudatory
Rs. 14,592 com-
British Govern-
58,040
Malarious fever, rhe^
matism, dlse f e ?!Lk
stomach and b? ,
diseases of the skin
of the eyes. ^
muted payment
in lieu of contin-
ment.
gent of horse.
Subsidiary alii-
8,00,189
cholera.
ance with the
BritishGovern-
ment.
Fever, ^
dysentery, r eS l J
- tory diseases, P a
i sitic diseases cn
Feudatories of
Kolhapur,
19,489
Kolhapur State ..
8,00,189
| ra.
)
STATISTICAL RETURNS.
[App. I. (1)
1881-82.]
VEIATIONS—continued.
Native States— continued.
ttative States in the Bombay Presidency—conimned.
Rs. a. p
1,46,316 0 0
2,50,000 0 0
69,610 0 0
1,92,485 0 0
3,00,000 0 0
3,59,372 0 0
4,13,829 0 0
1,29,020 0 0
1,93,771 0 o
^. 9 >012 0 0
0
p 6 ,91,720 o 0
^92,12,234 0 0
89 Arabs.
92 native sepoys.
1 cannon.
17 mounted police.
6 elephant drivers.
155/
29 Arabs,
24 do. (India).
20 Makranis.
90sRajputs, &c.
40 cavalry.
4 cannons.
207
None
Corps, 436
Keeps armed followers;
No. 535.
None
300 armed followers ..
None
Infantry .. ..531
European Officers .. 2
Resala ,, ..155
Police and Laskar
foot peons.. .. 996
1,684
Police and Sibandi
peons .. ..1,978
Transit Dues
or not.
Levied except
on the Mandad
Creek.
Not
Transit duties
are not levied,
Sthalmoda and
Sthulbb ar i t
levied.
Transit duties
levied on im
ports and ex
ports.
Levied ..
Do. ..
Levied ..
1
i* Not
Principal Articles of Production
and Manufacture.
Rice, n&gh, kodra and pulses; woollen
carpets, cotton tape, baskets, mats and win
nowing fans.
Rice, pulse, sugar-cane, mangoes, mowras,
teak, blackwood and bamboos, molasses,
mats, baskets, winnowing fans, catechu
and clay vessels, black stone and kankar.
Timber
Remarks.
Salt, rice, nUgli; a few saris are made; no
mines.
Rice, inferior grain, cocoanut, and harda
('a nut used for dyeing and tanning).
Rice, nagli, and save, &c. No manufactories
nor mines which are being worked.
Jow&ri, oil, and trade in cloth. No mines of
any sort.
Wheat, gram, jowari, bajri, jagri, ghee, oil
&c. No mines.
Wheat, gram, shalu, cotton. No manufac
ture nor mines. , ,
Jowari, rice, sugar-cane, gram, wheat, lin
seed kardi are the chief products.
S&ris ’shelas, dopettas, cholis, turbans, and
Ks of khadi are produced by weavers,
but there are not many weavers now. No.
Ah^he common grains, < rice and jo win,
being the most extensively grown, and
vpo-pfables, sugar-cane and tobacco in
considerable quantities, and cotton and
chillies kusumba, &c.,in small quantities,
coarse cotton and woollen clothes, articles of
n.nd hardware; also coarse sugar,
Transit dues are levied in
Surgana only.
(a) For Sawasthan KSthi
only.
* According to last Census
318,687.
15